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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA2000_11_24PICKERING I NEWS.ADVERT11SER PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 50,100 36 PAGES FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 249 2000 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $51$1 NEWSSTAND Pickering crash sends three to hospital PICKERING — A Pickering woman was in critical condition this week in a Scarborough hospi- tal after an accident at Kingston and Liverpool roads Tuesday night. The 58 -year-old woman was taken to Centenary Health Centre after the silver Pontiac Sunfire she was a passenger in collided with a red Dodge van. According to Durham Regional Police, the acci= dent occurred at the intersection at approximately 6:55 p.m. Police report the Sunfire was making a left-hand turn from Kingston to Liverpool north when it collided with the van. Neither driver was injured in the accident. However, another passenger in the Sunfire, a 72 -year-old woman, was taken to the Ajax and Picker- ing Health Centre (APHC) . with non -life threatening injuries. She was treated and released. A 37 - year -old Ajax woman travelling in the Dodge van was also taken to the, APHC and was treated and re- leased. Police report alcohol and weather conditions are not factors in the collision. An investigation by the Durham Regional Police Traffic Manage- ment Unit is under way: ThisWeekend Santa Claus parades through Ajax Sunday AJAX - The jolly.old fellow rolled through Pickering last week and on Sunday he pa- rades in Ajax. The annual Ajax Santa Claus Parade, sponsored by the Ajax Lions Club, starts at noon on Nov. 26. , Formation is on Mills Road . and it heads east on Station Street to Harwood Avenue, south to Kings Crescent, turning into the Ajax Plaza, back out on to Harwood at Pharma Plus, south to the Harwood Place Mall, and then dispersing at the south end. Some of Santa's; helpers will be walking the parade route col- lecting letters with wish lists. In- clude a return address if you would like a reply. Also, parade -goers are being urged to bring a non-per- ishable food item for the Salva- tion Army. WHERE TO FIND IT Editorial Page/6 Entertainment/25 Sports/28 Classified/30 GIVE USA CALL General/683-5110 Distribution/683-5117 General FAX/$83-7363 Death Notices/683-3005 Sincerely Yours 1-800-662-8423 Web site: durhamnews.net Email: steve.houston @durhamnews.net A.J. GROEN/News Advertiser photo Pullingfor the United Way Employees at Pitney Bowes in Pickering organized Bache, Jeff Dacey Tom KIuziomko, Jeremy Grant' a barbecue and fun activities to wrap up their and Derek Ezechiels pull for their team during a fund-raising drive for the Ajax -Pickering United tug-of-war competition. Employees raised approx- Way. Here, employees (from front to back) Doug imately $10,000 for the campaign this year. -s BUICK BRUCE PONTIAC�, LTD. � B ,SSEL` - 561 L . . 683_ 201 GaVIV St. W., Ajax, Ontario. (between Westney and Harwood) Assessing the new property assessments Durham pond-ers taxing issue BY SUSAN O'NEILL He explained a 20 -per cent in- Assessment Corporation (OPAL), revenue in 2001." Staff Writer crease in the market value of a agreed an increased assessment And, while OPAC has reported Property owners in Durham home doesn't automatically trans- doesn't mean higher taxes. house values in Toronto have risen should be receiving new assess- late into a 20 -per cent increase in "A homeowner who receives an on average by 22 per cent between ment notices in the mail this week. property taxes. assessment that appears higher June 1996 and June 1999, Mr. But, it's not known yet just how He notes the impact on tax rates than their previous one will not Clapp says the Region doesn't those assessments, which reflect depends on whether the increases necessarily see a corresponding in- have the figures for Durham yet. the market value of homes as of (in assessment values) are "evenly crease in their taxes," reported Mr. "I imagine you'll see similar June 30, 1999, are going to impact distributed across residential, in- Richards. "A number of factors types of increases in Durham," he property taxes here, officials say. dustrial and commercial tax will come into play, including added. "If everybody went up by the bases". whether similar properties in that Ted McCracken, president of same amount, taxes wouldn't Bob Richards, president and same property class have also in- the Durham Region Real Estate change," said Durham Region fi- chief administrative officer of the creased in value and whether a mu- nance commissioner Jim Clapp. Pickering -based Ontario Property nicipality requires more or less See DURHAM page 4 Pickering crash sends three to hospital PICKERING — A Pickering woman was in critical condition this week in a Scarborough hospi- tal after an accident at Kingston and Liverpool roads Tuesday night. The 58 -year-old woman was taken to Centenary Health Centre after the silver Pontiac Sunfire she was a passenger in collided with a red Dodge van. According to Durham Regional Police, the acci= dent occurred at the intersection at approximately 6:55 p.m. Police report the Sunfire was making a left-hand turn from Kingston to Liverpool north when it collided with the van. Neither driver was injured in the accident. However, another passenger in the Sunfire, a 72 -year-old woman, was taken to the Ajax and Picker- ing Health Centre (APHC) . with non -life threatening injuries. She was treated and released. A 37 - year -old Ajax woman travelling in the Dodge van was also taken to the, APHC and was treated and re- leased. Police report alcohol and weather conditions are not factors in the collision. An investigation by the Durham Regional Police Traffic Manage- ment Unit is under way: ThisWeekend Santa Claus parades through Ajax Sunday AJAX - The jolly.old fellow rolled through Pickering last week and on Sunday he pa- rades in Ajax. The annual Ajax Santa Claus Parade, sponsored by the Ajax Lions Club, starts at noon on Nov. 26. , Formation is on Mills Road . and it heads east on Station Street to Harwood Avenue, south to Kings Crescent, turning into the Ajax Plaza, back out on to Harwood at Pharma Plus, south to the Harwood Place Mall, and then dispersing at the south end. Some of Santa's; helpers will be walking the parade route col- lecting letters with wish lists. In- clude a return address if you would like a reply. Also, parade -goers are being urged to bring a non-per- ishable food item for the Salva- tion Army. WHERE TO FIND IT Editorial Page/6 Entertainment/25 Sports/28 Classified/30 GIVE USA CALL General/683-5110 Distribution/683-5117 General FAX/$83-7363 Death Notices/683-3005 Sincerely Yours 1-800-662-8423 Web site: durhamnews.net Email: steve.houston @durhamnews.net A.J. GROEN/News Advertiser photo Pullingfor the United Way Employees at Pitney Bowes in Pickering organized Bache, Jeff Dacey Tom KIuziomko, Jeremy Grant' a barbecue and fun activities to wrap up their and Derek Ezechiels pull for their team during a fund-raising drive for the Ajax -Pickering United tug-of-war competition. Employees raised approx- Way. Here, employees (from front to back) Doug imately $10,000 for the campaign this year. -s BUICK BRUCE PONTIAC�, LTD. � B ,SSEL` - 561 L . . 683_ 201 GaVIV St. W., Ajax, Ontario. (between Westney and Harwood) kn hen fatal shots were fired Son sa s Roma uolo was on ees wY �. BY STEPHEN SHAW Enzo for allegedly threatening front porch with Tony, who then Enzo of sparking the confrontation times, and Const. Hoskin pulled his Staff Writer Const. Hoskin over the phone on called his son to come outside, and attempting to grab the officer's gun and fired a shot into the In shocking testimony, the teenaged Dec. 20, 1998. where the struggle began. gun in the struggle. ground. son of a man killed by police said yes- When police arrived on Dec. 28, In other testimony, Scott Fenton, Enzo testified he punched Mr. Fenton called this account a terday he saw his father on his knees as Const. Hoskin spoke briefly on the lawyer for Const. Hoskin, accused Const. Hoskin in the head several "monstrous lie". an officer fired three fatal shots into his body. Rocco Romagnuolo told court his fa- ther, Tony Romagnuolo, and York Re- gional Police Constable Randy Martin were "tied up, locked together" in a struggle outside the family's 17 Sideroad residence in Sunderland. "My father was on his knees... I seen his head under (Martin's) left arm... Martin was on one knee," he said. "I seen his right arm and right hand, he was holding his gun up to my father's body, on the left side. I seen Martin shoot my father three times. (He) put his gun to his body and I heard three shots," the 19 -year-old man testified as his mother, Linda, sat in the front row of the packed Whitby courtroom, wiping tears from her eyes. The dramatic testimony was heard at the trial of three York and Durham re- gion police officers charged in the Dec. 28, 1998 clash in which Tony Romagn- uolo, 44, was shot dead and Rocco, at the time 17, shot and wounded. Immediately after the fatal shots were fired, Rocco testified he rushed over to Const. Martin. "I was trying to push him off my father," he said. He said he was grabbed from behind by Durham Constable Al Robins, hurled to the ground and shot in the abdomen. "Officer Robins grabbed the back of my shirt and just threw me... I started to get up and then I was shot: " Rocco said he felt a "sharp, pinch pain" in his side but didn't realized he had been shot until he saw his blood. "I said, `You shot me' and (Robins) said, `That's right." Prosecutor John Corelli asked Rocco if he had "made any physical gesture to- ward Officer Robins," tried to punch or kick him. Rocco replied he did not. York Const. Martin is charged with second-degree murder in the death of Mr. Romagnuolo, while Durham Const. Robins is charged with aggravated as- sault and discharge of a firearm with in- tent to wound Rocco. York Const. Mike Hoskin, the officer involved in the origi- nal struggle with Rocco's older brother, Enzo, which eventually led to the shoot- ings, is also charged with assault with a weapon and careless discharge of a firearm. All three officers have pleaded not guilty. 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"I think throughout the process A minority group of trustees were there was a lot of dissension, a lot of forced eventually to put up with a plan questions of the effectiveness of having to include inspirational readings from a 90 -second reading in the morning." non-Christian sources in the interest of When even your own contributors being fair to all. don't back the idea of inspirational read - But this is a situation where trying to ings, you're in trouble. And that was the please all, pleased none. The 18 months case when 74 of 94 school councils, of extensive work done by a committee community groups and others expressed to come up with a 250 -page booklet of everything from mild dissatisfaction to inspirational readings appears to have clear rejection of the document. been a huge waste of time. Those who There are many opportunities for argued against bringing prayer of any parents to provide religious instruction kind into the public school classroom to their children. Besides church ser - were vindicated Monday in a 7-3 vote vices, parents can have their kids attend which saw the binder put in limbo. Sunday school or church camps. At The goal of providing inspiration in home, families can pray together. That's the classroom generated nothing but true of all faiths. Alternately, families perspiration among trustees and irrita- can choose not to believe at all. It's all tion for those who saw.the move — like about freedom of choice, something that the goal of banning Harry Potter from is taken away by forcing students to hear schools — as wrongheaded from the readings and by excluding those from sem, alternate faiths. As Whitby Trustee Doug Ross said, Democracy is about giving the peo- "in this room, whenever someone in- ple say in, how their public institutions fringes on someone else's spiritual val- are run. This consultation process ues this room goes crazy. I just don't see served its purpose — the people have how something like this resource mater- spoken. Now it's time to lay the issue of ial can cause anything but division in the school prayer to rest and get on with community." new business. Oshawa Trustee Kathleen Hopper one person had voted: a 20 -per cent added, "I think we have a public educa- E -Mail your comments on this opinion tion system that recognizes there's a dis- to steve.houston6durhamnews.net. Sub - you' UP5ET`,NIS WNW - IS ACTUU v FMNEL M SG% ROOM! "t:, . &119h"hom.cm LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Time for a new subject To the editor: Re: `Bettering society between endless eons,' Nov. 3, opinion shaper. What is Edward Barker's obses- sion with religion (he has written two previous columns on the topic)? If he has no concern about it, what is his hang-up? As I under- stood the column, people don't need faith. Mr. Barker writes he was able to develop his own faith — faith in what? does? What is Mr. Barker doing to help alleviate the horrors? Mr. Barker expects to have exactly the same feeling after his death. What feeling? I didn't think a person had feeling after death. It seems to me that Mr. Barker ought to go back to the drawing board or else get a life instead of beating this Christianity thing to death. Susan Collins, Pickering Nuclear act needs changes tinct difference between church and missions which include a first and last The horrors of the Second state." name, as well as the city of residence, will World War are still happening To the editor: Even those who were asked to con- be considered for publication. today. Is that what faith in oneself As the environmental assess- _ _ ment for the restart of the `A' re- actors at the. Pickering nuclear sta- It's true: tion concludes, I am left with Beware the consequences when you don't get out and vote some concerns. What if something goes wrong, like a nuclear incident? If you read your home insurance We're big on democracy at our `Race' card! Who could vote for any- policy you'll note insurance corn house. From the movies we watch and one who liked Irish Music? Frankly, it panies refer all liability claims the CDs we play to the dinner menu, got nasty. from nuclear incidents to the fed - we debate the merits and vote on the Gary Finally, the appointed day arrived. busy. My had to eral `Nuclear Liability Act'. The act states the limit for result. Over the years, this system has proven workable and equitable. It hasu yalcour Everyone was wife dust the teacups. I had to brush the these claims is $75 million per oc- also been educational. dog. The oldest had a library book to currence. This is about $2.50 for We've been exposed to Pavarotti, Opinion Shaper return. There were hair appointments property and casualty limit per Shama and Great Big Sea; burgers, and _video games and a hot date to be Canadian if everyone was affect - pork loin roast and vegetable lasagna, dealt with. When the polls closed, only ed. That $2.50 would include your `Titanic,' `Toy Story' and `Die Hard' his or her cause. In morning bathroom one person had voted: a 20 -per cent house, possessions, and medical But things change. The kids get older lineups, over the dishes at night and turnout. costs if you survive. and have other interests. My wife and I while raking leaves, the debates raged. So, for the next month, we'll eat I believe we should repeal or are busier than ever with our own en- `The Perfect Storm' or `The Patriot?' nothing but burgers. We'll watch Mary scrap the `Nuclear Liability Act' deavours. It's harder to get everyone N'Sync or the Three Tenors? Chicken Kate and Ashley go to Paris. We'll lis- sg that insurance companies together for the discussion. burgers or rice pilaf? It was wonderful. ten exclusively to the Spice Girls. would be liable for these risks and A few months ago, my wife, who is Democracy in action. When we go on family outings, it will ensuing claims. This would cause very well -organized, suggested we de- Of course, it wasn't all sweetness light. Personal attacks crept in. always be to Wheelies. Bedtime will be 11 for everyone. Allowances them to assess the real risks asso- ciated with the nuclear return -to have a monthly family meeting to cide these important day-to-day issues. and Body piercing and shaved heads were p.m. will rise by 50 per cent. service and in so doift enlighten All agreed and a date was set. To en- made symbols of poor meal choices. I guess it's true: you get the govern- us. sure equality, everyone had the chance `Toy Story' was a suspect choice be- ment you deserve - especially when Does anyone have any better to prepare a list of their favourite food, cause it was offered by someone who you don't vote. ideas? Your input is welcome at music, movies and activities and post it attended Sunday School. Pavarotti was pmawby@interlog.com on the refrigerator. In addition, every- °suspect because it was the choice of.. E -Mail your comments on this opin- Peter Mawby one had the o portuIn to Lobb for the wealthiest. And then there was the ion to steve.houston0durhamnews.net. j,�{Ci J'� • . a • r a • k • 1: t old 4.-iters:a�'.. ,A,. -. .�..,# z-O.?`A_ _ _r.»_ _! 0«'fes#-," S.. _ YP�Yr,t-*,p-fl.-.r `g_' Provincial Offences Act transfer `just about ready to go' Regional officials are antici- pating a smooth transition when Durham takes over the adminis- tration of the Provincial Offences Act (POA) next month. The Province is downloading the responsibility for traffic tick- ets and other provincial offences to municipalities. "We're just about ready to go," reported Durham chairman Roger Anderson. The Region began hiring of- fice staff courtroom clerks and forcing payments and collecting fines from offenders. That means Durham will have to receive and process fines, es- tablish and operate receivables collections and enact civil en- forcement'remedies. "Hopefully we'll start to get some money (coming in quick- ly)," Mr. Anderson said, adding "municipalities will be the bene- factors of it." Under an agreement approved prosecutors in September in preparation for the Dec. 4 trans- M fer. As of that date, Durham will 11. be responsible for processing eri tickets for traffic, parking and more serious offences such as driving without insurance. It will also be responsible for the prose- •PNI cution of offences, for overseeing XI the court facilities at 701. Ross- M land Rd. E. in Whitby and for en- �14 PMIW am calwate how Th Oww wat Fthps, GST, PST, Source DeA dw ft*s nel A Ww, Guid ilinim, Inehlladon and Tram Small Business Accounting Mark A. Cartwright certified General Accountant 1792 Liverpool Road Suite 123 Pickering, ON, L1V 4V9 Phone: 905-837.0104 Email: macegaithome.com United Way of oelor Ajax-Pickering is seeking Volunteer Citizens Review Panel Members To work as volunteer team members to develop a series of group funding decision based on United Way values and principals, evaluation criteria. and specific information provided by agencies. Potential candidates will possess theability to, understand and review financial statements, be objective, possess good analytical skills and have knowledge of the Ajax Pickering Community. Responsibilities include: • Participate in Training Sessions. • Become familiar with United Way funding & program criteria. • Review funding application prior to panel preview meetings. • Meet with agency representatives and visit agency site. • Commit 20 to 30 hours between January and March 2000 • Assist in the formulation of funding recommendations to the Community Investment Committee. If you are interested in this opportunity please contact: United Way of Ajax -Pickering Phone: (905) 686-0606, Fax (905) 686-0609. E-mail: uwayap@durham net by council earlier this year, the net revenues from 1998 and 1999 will be'split on a 50-50 basis be- tween the Region and its eight member municipalities, while the net revenue for 2000 and be- yond will be divided on a 60-40 split, with 60 per cent being allo- cated to area municipalities and 40 to the Region. As of Dec. 4, all POA court services will be located at 701 Rossland Rd. E. in Whitby. it.-- uW V-- ysa Wu rw wa wtiau : t.. 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No matter how hard you look, it's obvious one major issue is barely on the agenda dur- ing this federal election. Child poverty sits at 1.3 million children under the age of 18 across Canada. And the federal leaders, caught up in name-calling, tax -cut bragging and health-care fearmon- gering are spending almost no time talking about this very serious issue. k Tim Kelly Copy Editor Blame it on a red-hot economy, low levels of inflation and unemployment and a flush federal government with a multi -billion -dol- lar surplus. It could be that child poverty, un- like tax cuts or health care (which affects all Canadians) just isn't a sexy vote -getting issue. You can bet all the parties, through polling and focus groups, found it didn't rate highly as a vote -getting issue. And its conse- quences aren't felt by society for years. But child poverty hurts us all. It leads to crime, jail time, ill health and young adults who have little hope for the future. As one Durham child poverty advocate says, the so- lution is a `pay me now or pay me later' sce- nario. Canadian politicians have a lot of explain- ing to do to our poorest, youngest citizens. Eleven years ago, every MP vowed to work to end child poverty in this country by the year 2000: At that time there were 900,000 poor children, about 1 in 7 across the country. Today, there are 1.3 million poor youngsters, about 1 in 5. And really, the problem is being ignored in this election. Former ND d 0 ISn-Inipointe inaction ot BY JANE MCDONALD Staff Miter At least one Oshawa native knows exac ly what he was doing 11 years ago today. was his last day in the House of Comma where he had served for 21 years. As a fin gesture, NDP leader Ed Broadbent resolv4 - a resolution all parties at the time endorse - to end child poverty in. Canada by 2000. ,,The government is doing nothing about the poverty of children," said Mr. Broadbent, in Oshawa last Friday to lend his support to local NDP candidate Bruce Rogers, the first time he has been involved in an election campaign since his impassioned Nov. 24, 19.89 plea. " ... all parties agreed and instead there are 402,000 more (poor kids) today than in 1989" said the former NDP leader. "This is a shame." Despite being called the best country in the world in which to live by the United Na- tions, of 23 of the most prosperous countries Unicef ranks Canada 17th - behind Poland - for its child -poverty rate. 19 � L"_m The only national leader who has made an issue of child poverty is Alexa McDonough of the NDP. She has badgered Prime Minis- ter Jean Chretien to use some of the massive surplus to help end child poverty by doubling child tax credits, creating a national day care program and starting up a national affordable housing strategy. That program gets Durham support from Oshawa NDP candidate Bruce Rogers. Car- rying on in the tradition of former Oshawa MP and NDP leader Ed Broadbent, who au- thored the resolution to end child poverty, Mr. Rogers says "there's a shocking level of child poverty in Ontario. I'm finding voters in Oshawa are quite vocal about it. "We need to re -introduce dollars into transfer payments from Ottawa to the provinces. We would excuse anyone from paying tax whose income was at the $15,000 level," he says. A look at the platforms of the three other major parties is depressing if child poverty is at the top of your to-do list. The Liberal slim -downed red book, dubbed `Opportunity for All' talks mainly about tax cuts, health care, crime prevention and environmental protection. There's talk of a $2.2 billion five-year investment for early childhood development but that seems to have little to do with ending child poverty now. Liberal MP Dan McTeague, who repre- sents the riding of Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge, says "the eradication of child poverty is vital. "Some of the programs we have brought in are starting to have an impact." But there are few specifics and Prime Minister Chre- Ed Broadbent's call for an end to child poverty in Canada by 2000 appears to have fallen on deaf ears. An estimated 1,338,000 Canadian chil- need. dren live in poverty, - nearly one in five. "The fact that the Durham Region statis- "Since the Liberals took power, from 1993 to tics are below the national everage will of 1998 (the most recent statistics available), course please no one in the Oshawa area," there has been just over a two per cent drop said Mr. Broadbent from his Queen's Uni- in the level of child poverty," added Mr. versity office in Kingston, Ont., the day after Broadbent. the 10th anniversary of his resolution. "Most The former Oshawa MP and now an aca- of the people in my hometown, in Oshawa demic, told this newspaper a year ago how and in the communities around Oshawa, disappointed he is that what has been called don't take any pleasure from the fact they are the greatest social ill of the country has not all right while there is poverty in their midst" yet been seriously addressed In Durham Re- A decade ago social agencies were opti- gion, one out of every seven children is in mistic, establishing Campaign 2000 to tien avoided the issue when pressed by Ms. McDonough during the television debate. The Canadian Alliance, in its policy dec- laration released last February, doesn't even mention poverty. It's heavily weighted to pushing business interests, debt reduction and balanced budgets. That's the take on the issue presented by Alliance leader Stockwell Day and the Al- liance candidate in Whitby -Ajax, Shaun Gillespie. "Our fair tax plan will take 1.4 million adults off the tax rolls and will provide tax re- lief. We'll also increase child tax credits to a maximum of $3,000 per child, a big boost from the current maximum," says Mr. Gille- spie. He adds Liberal waste of public -funds and the removal of billions of dollars from feder- al -provincial transfers have reduced money which could be available to help fight child poverty. "The bottom line is the federal gov- ernment must be financially responsible" The Progressive Conservatives under Joe Clark have measures, whin mirror those of the Liberals and the Alliance but nothing, which directly takes aim at child poverty. The PC platform would raise the basic personal exemption to $12,000 by 2005, knocking 2.3 million low-income Canadians off the tax rolls. It would also offer an annu- al $200 per -child tax cut for families. That's about it. Durham Riding Progressive Conservative candidate Sam Cureatz says he sees poverty rear its ugly head in his role as a criminal lawyer. "I'm very sympathetic to the problem and I think we have to get behind solutions to solve it. We have to have facilities in place. "The Province administers most of the programs which could have an affect on child poverty. My solution is to consult with the experts, analyze the problem.." It should be said debt reduction and bal- See POVERTY page 10 which the Durham Child Poverty Task Force joined forces. When the economy was weak- ened by recession, government earnings de- clined as the deficit grew. Social initiatives were cut and in 1995 the federal government reduced transfer payments to the provinces by $7 billion. Though the provinces had less money, they also had more choice in how to spend it. Initiatives the task force has identified as necessary to eliminating child poverty in- clude, "affordable housing, an end to the practice of clawing back the national child (tax credit) benefit from people on social as- sistance, a national child care policy put in place and the targeting of good and secure jobs." Mr. Broadbent agrees. "Whether it's housing, income support or child care, these must be brought forward" to end child poverty, he says. Campaign 2000 uses Statistics Canada's low-income cutoffs as its definition of pover- ty: those families paying more than 55 per cent of their income on food, shelter and housing. "It's the people living in poverty when surrounded by a large majority doing well that feel their own poverty, who have the most difficulty," said Mr. Broadbent last fall "It's difficult for kids to play in hockey leagues and go skiing and do all the things a&able around Durham Region. 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GROEN/ News Advertiser photo Hanging out with a few friends Sara Eibieh descends on a rope during Off the Wall 2000, a drug awareness program hosted by The Youth Centre at Lincoln Alexander Public School in Ajax. The full-day, indoor event emphasized teamwork, de- cision-making skills and drug and alcohol awareness. The event was held for youth ages 13 to 16 in Ajax and Pickering. Take a walk, fight Alzheimer's The Alzheimer Society of walk, with incentive prizes Durham is holding its second awarded for reaching certain annual fund-raising `Walk donation points. for Memories' and Durham The inaugural event residents are invited. raised over $10,000 last May The walk is Jan. 7 at and this year's goal is Cullen Gardens, where par- $20,000. Proceeds go to ticipants can enjoy the sea- Alzheimer research and local sonal and scenic trails. Par- support services. Call (905) ticipants are encouraged to 576-2567 or 1 -888 -301 - raise pledges prior to the 1106 for information. COME HOME TO THIS FOR CHRISTMAS Executive 4 + 1 bedroom in N. Whitby., Lavish master suite, huge kitchen, main floor family room + den. Formal living room and dining room, central air, central vac., 2 tier deck, pool sized lot. EPAGE Please call JANA McCLUSKEY* ROYAL 10N x nxa lfl at (905) 668-6171 or FRANK REAL ESTATE (905) 686-1821 Tor line. Royal LePage - Frank Real Estate - Broker Just the fax: 683-7363 CoatClub more, than just great coats 0 • NOTHING HELD BACK EVERYTHING ON SALE: AT THESE STORES ONLY: 40 KINGSTON RD. EAST AJAX ir AC c ACCEPT � . cash onlyl SSA L.ES. EEANALw! 1 Help us help others this ChristiiiaseDV- Salvation Army Almost 600 families will turn to receiving aid will be given a through to dinner. "There's raise between $60,000 and the entire year". the Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army time when they can pick up their everything for the meal we try to $65,000 from Salvation Army The Family Services Centre for help this Christmas and your help hamper. look after," said Mr. Mouland. kettle drives. is at 66 Commercial Ave., Unit is needed. A hamper includes food for He expects turkeys will cost Money collected through the 104, in Ajax. Call 427-7123 for The Salvation Army is again run- Christmas day, from breakfast about $4,000. The hope is to kettles "operates our office for more information. ning its Christmas Appeal Cam- paign, collecting non-perishable food items and new, unwrapped gifts for children and youths. Terry Mouland of the Army's Family Services Centre says 550 families received food hampers last year and 800 children received gifts. He's projecting a five -per cent in- crease in those turning to the organi- zation this year. The increase is based on "the in- crease in numbers we've had al- ready. We're busier this year than last year," he said. "It's unfortunate. We'd like the numbers to go down.- that own;that would be our hope. The Salvation Army is seeing a lot of working families, Mr. Mouland added. "There's a big increase in work- ing .families this year." Food items can include dry pasta and sauce, powdered milk, canned fruit, vegetables, meat, stew, fish or pasta, jellies and jams, peanut butter, soup, baby formula and food, coffee or tea, macaroni dinners, cereal, fruit juices and rice. Food can be dropped off at the Family Services Centre, the Thrift Shop at the corner of Bayly Street and Monarch Avenue in Ajax, and local fire halls. Gifts should be new and un- wrapped. Gifts needed are toys for any age and gender. Gifts for older youths can be sports equipment, makeup, CDs or tapes, clothes, or gift certificates. Applications are already being taken for people seeking assistance. Breakfast Buffet* Lunch Buffet* The deadline day; Dec. 11. Every Frfor applying is Mon- Friday -Sunday Daily from People can go. to the Salvation Army's FamilyServices Centre Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 6:00o am 0.• 30 am 11.• 00 am - 4:30 pm noon and 1 is 4 p.m. Applicants need proof of address, an _income statement and identifica- tion for everyone in the house. $399plus t11X $699plus tax Food and gifts will be distributed the week before Christmas and those *Does not include Peel & Eat Shrimp Food, toy drive r 1 Served in the Water's Edge Restaurant. Special Features of the buffet are: calendar s coming g • Fresh European style breads & rols baked on the premises. If you or your group are holding a • Soup & Sakid Bar. food or toy drive this holiday season • 8 hot selections (Lunch & Dinner). you'll want to be included in This Week's `Holiday Helpers' calendar. • Many fabulous dessert selections. The calendar will be printed Fri- day Dec. 1 and will list food and toy A La Carte menu also available! drives being held across Durham Re- gion. To have your drive added to the �.. calendar please send your informa- tion to John Duarte via email at jd- Fy Port Perry, Ontario uarte@durhamnews.net OR fax it to' 579-1809 OR dropit off at an of 1 -888 -29 -HERON Y our offices. www.oreallblueberomessino.com Information must be received by 5R p.m. Wednesday Nov. 29 in order to �u ��=x� ` 0° We have a winner. make it into the, calendar. v '% We're conveniently located one hours gR�rr `., Ma.; drive northeast of Downtown Toronto. ' 450 SLOTS • BLACKJACK • SUPER TS BLACKJACK • ROULETTE 4 LET IT RIDE • PAI BOW • BIG SII( WHEEL POKER PIT INCLUDING NOLD EM, 1 CARD STUD AND OMANA ® PLUS, VISIT OUR WATER'S EDGE RESTAURANT AND LUCKY STONE BAR. ' License C000008 Baagwating Community Association. Must be 19 years of age or older. Gaming mix subject to change without notice. a &eentedahmentsed'on-j# 'iF' J__. i 1413 i'3 i +► i l°1 s a if'b. a'$ti Ei i. s' i -y:. y `i._:i.�its.Y a d..:t-+1 r. -i..' 1+ •--id=. �..i <ti.2ui ii i;. 'FF PAGE1*N' W9 AVVER9'rsl -9 fitlb* 1901MN 'NtivdMli 1124; 2M0 FRIDAY, NOV. 24 BILLBOARD BAYFAIR BAPTIST: Brook - stone Centre for Performing Arts NOV. 24, 2®®® are presenting `The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe' at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 port United Church, 1066 Dun - Kingston Rd., on Fri. Nov. 24 at barton Rd., Pickering, holds its 7 p.m. 27th Annual Christmas Bazaar In advance, tickets cost $10 and Craft Show from 10 a.m to 3 per person, $6 for a group of 6 p.m. Phone 839-7271 for more and at the door $13. Phone 839- information. 4621 -for more information. LAST SALE: St. Martin's An- glican Church, 1201 St. Martin's Drive, is having the last sale of the year from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. with used clothing; toys, books and more. Donations are needed, especially children's clothing. Phone 839-4257 for more infor- mation. SUPPORT GROUP: The Serenity Group 12 -Step Recov- ery meeting is at 8 p.m. at 'the Bayfair Baptist_ Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. The group deals with all types of ad- dictions, including co-depernlen- cy. Child care program available BAZAAR: Amberlea Presbyter- ian Church, 1820 Whites Rd. N., Pickering, hosts a Spirit of Christmas Bazaar from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Handmade crafts, baked goods, tea room, hot lunch, children's games, silent auction and a white elephant room. Admission is free. Phone 839-1383 for more in- formation. CRAFT SHOW: Highbush Public .School, 605 Stroud's Lane, Pickering,_ hosts its annual Christmas Craft Show and Fair from 10 a.m. to ,3 p.m. Admis- sion is $2. Children under 13 are free. Babysitting is available. Ave. Pickering. (416) 982-5807 (Andrea MacFarlane). SUNDAY, NOV. 26 CHRISTMAS BAZAAR: A white elephant is attending' the Christmas Bazaar and flea inar- ket hosted by the Ladies Auxil- iary at the Legion Hall, 45 Law- son Rd. West Hill from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Everyone welcome. HIKE: The last hike of the year to save the Rouge Valley Health System will be held at 1:30 p.m. at Hillside School (old finch and meadowvale). Phone 416-282- 9983 for more information. FUND-RAISER: The Denise Lester Dance Academy hosts a `Shop Til U Drop' fund-raiser from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the dance studio, 1550 Bayly St., Unit 14, Pickering. Proceeds from the event, which features 15 vendors, will help to send 29 dancers to the Dance America International Finals in New York City next summer. Admission is free. during the meeting. Phone 428- Phone 839-5289 for more infor- ❑ ❑ ❑ 9431 (Jim, in the evenings) for mation. To list your non-profit more information. group's upcoming events in Bill - SATURDAY, NOV. 25 BAZAAR: The Dunbarton-Fair- Arig elsi tree The holiday season can be anything but merry for families dealing with the loss of a loved one. Bereaved Families of On= tario- Durham Region is hold- ing .its fifth annual memorial service to remember and hon- our loved ones by placing an angel in their memory on the `Angels' Tree of Light'. The service takes place on Dec. 6 at 7:15 p.m. at the Durham District School Board's Education Centre, 400 Taunton Rd. E. in Whitby. The tree is taken down in January and the angels will then be available for pick up at the Bereaved Families office at 1050 Simcoe St. N., in Oshawa. Your donation places a spe- cial angel on the tree with a rib- bon. The name of the person you wish to remember will be written on each angel. As well, all the names will appear on a memorial plaque beside the tree. Donations to the tree will help the organization provide ongoing support through pro- gramming and education to Santa lights up health centre Santa is visiting the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre next month for its annual "Lighting of the Lights'. Everyone is invited to visit the Ajax site Dec. 6, and with the help of Santa, turn on their Christmas lights at the Harwood entrance. There will be music from the `Random Notes' teen choir and hot chocolate- during the event. The health centre is at 580 Harwood Ave. and the event runs from 7 to 8 p.m. For more information call, 683-2320 ext. 5240. BAZAAR: St. Isaac Jogues is board, send your information to holding a parish bazaar from 9 us by fax at 683-7363 or email it a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at 1148 Finch to tony.doyle@durlwffmms.net honours dearly dveparte'd Durham families who have lost For more information or to a child through death. 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Here .and there medicines, and even types of wood flooring, and between the green, herbal teas are other gifts not only the most beautiful yellow, and rusty colour of the living trees to hardwood floors but also trees, there is a red tree. mankind. Trees from the the most durable floors.We ' 1,00 These red trees are like atmosphere, draw carbon know that you are not ��Sit our open fires that try to reach dioxide into their leaves, investing in flooring only ....... the heavens in order to retain the carbon, and to look at it, but more for van$I10W1"OOm give thanks to the Creator release life-sustaining oxy- every day use. www,toronto/homelelsure.com With &MM E �� rhecrd 11 •16 Satellite Express i's the Alternative to Cable TV When it comes to televi- of your choice for $1 each. Come visit their loca- sion you want choice. Look also offers a high speed tion at 1670 Kingston Rd. at Of course the best place wireless internet connection. Brock Rd. in Pickering. to fulfill this freedom is with "We do all of the sales, For more information the satellite professionals at installation, service and set- about Satellite Express call Satellite Express Canada. up of Bell ExpressVu and Star (905) 683-1603 or visit their They've attracted cus- Choice and Look do their website at www.satellite- tomers from all over Durham own installations," says Kerri. express.com Region and beyond offering them the choice of three differ- ent systems. Bell ExpressVuTM . and Star Choice offer you an alter- native to cable TV. "The digital satellite sys- tems offer a superior picture and sound quality," says Owner Kerri Bradbury. "You can also choose from a wide variety of programming pack- ages starting at ' $8.95 per month." Satellite Express also offers Look TV. This is the wire- less addition to the range of choices. Its unique packaging includes 30 TV and 30 music channels for $21.95 and an ar-lrlilinnal 10 nr mnra rhannalc Wanted Women., who would like to Lose Weight and Earn Extra Income We are searching for suitable candidates for a market research study. This study is for a weu known nutritional supplement. We are looking for women between 25 and 49 years of age who are 20-25 pounds overweight. Initial interviews Dec. 1 & 2, 2000. Hotel Intercontinental 220 Bloor St. West, Toronto For an appointment and further information contact Sue Blair at. (416) 205-9257 9:30 -5 p.m., Mon. -Fri. ,f.,� e�, .. p. -, ,.. .:.t r �'r.�a•�.z s-� ';ss^�i :a.r..,rt :>. e�:i ::.-,.'v;at'\.! _ NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, November 24, 2000 PAGE 23 A/P SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE •CHRIS • a a as rm 0, CHERISHED = a u PY(00 FFTEDDIES r CMDN T0!!)0 m XMY HENCKELSNONSTICK CAST PANS$ 9SPECIAL, EVERYTHING IN THE STORE ON c rusi�EnTEDD s` � $2800 a SUMIT SALE J 1 • R 35 Tf SUMSALE :. 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(in #� Mandarin Pima) Pickering - � 1 � • M m ) Mkm a,' Waterford Johnson &others Coal Port Rounnes Onekla, Hefte,Silversmith Reed & on Royal W MariDosa, & Flo d Pen DeIFn Pin Wheel Crygal, GherrYs Teddies Precious Moments Retroneu Ro al SI Port Marion Den f S- F P i [ i k l! i t •b t [_ P _T L c•:. a s a• a a t. x v• 'de Cuisimart Swarovski •. x c a -A/P PAGE 24 -NEWS ADVERTISER; FRiDAYfBITl0*,, Noventtber,24; 2000 ' n in findingthugCrime Stoppers seeks assistsce BY SERGEANT KEVIN SLANEY at the given location, the driver decided to The suspect is described as a black male, Crimes Stoppers will pay cash for any in - Durham Regional Crime Stoppers leave as no fare showed up. wearing a blue -hooded coat. formation that will lead to an arrest in these Crime Stoppers and the Durham Region- As the driver was attempting to leave, a Investigators with the Durham Regional incidents. Callers never have to give their al Police need assistance in solving an as- man opened the passenger door of the cab. Police Ajax -Pickering Community Office name or testify in court and we do not use sault in Ajax. The man spoke briefly to the cabby, at report a number of similar offences occur- call display. Remember, Crime Stoppers is Shortly after midnight on Monday, Oct. which time he struck the cabby on the face ring in the area. Anyone with information - interested -in what you know, not who you 9, a People's Taxi operator from Ajax was with a piece of pipe. The victim was able to regarding these crimes or the person(s) re- are. dispatched to a Knapton Avenue address to flee the area in his cab. A police search of sponsible is asked to call Durham Regional The numbers are 436-8477 or 1 -800 -222 - pick up a fare. After waiting a period of time the area proved unsuccessful. Crime Stoppers. TIPS (8477). 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Reg. #4242848 #-I=TOURB R ��o � AWDO A(G r w s ® CAA trade -mark owned by, and use is granted by the Canadian Automobile Association. r: r16Ei1�IS'�S't"f ,'F"rRfl]l�► �I'T 4�"i'ikl OW PIdOt Ai, EntertaiOnment (PI) (4 SCREENS) (NO PASSES) FRI 1250, 210, 2:40, 3:15, (4:45), (5:15),(5:45),7.20,7:50,8:20,9:55, 19.25,10:65 FRI 1:00, 2:30,3:00,3:30,(5:00), (5:30), (6:00),7:30,8:00,8:30, 10:00, 10:30,10:55 SAT 12:00,12:30,1:00,2:30,3:00, 330,5:00,5:30,6:00,7:30,8:00,8:30. 10:00,10:30,10:55 ' (5:00),(5:30),(6:00),7:20,7:50,8-.20, 9:40,10:10,10:40 SAT 1220,12:50,1:20, 2:40, 3:10, 3.40,5:00,5:30,6:00,720,7:50,8-.20, 9:40,10:10,10:40 SUN 12:20,12:50,1:20,2:40,3-.10, SAT 12:05,12:35,210,240,310, 4A5,5 ' 15, 5:45, 7:20, 7:50, 8:20, 9:55,12 5,10:55 SUN 12:05,12:35,2:10,2:40,3:10, 4:45, 5:15, 5:45, 7:20, 7:50, 8:20, r Mad,n Located- in Wal-Mart Ajax OPEN Mon. - Fri.9 A.M. - 9 P.M. __ ---- Sat. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. Sun. 12 - 6 P.M. NE WS ADVERTISER NOV. 24, 2000 905-426-6242 Weekend at the movies... Pageant and music BruceWilli*s is nreaae highlight Christmas cantata PICKERING -Com- eluding piano, guitar and vto- Here are the new releases playing this weekend at cinemas in Ajax and Pickering: 102 DALMATIONS Starring Glenn Close, Alice Evans, Ioan Gruffudd, Gerard Depardieu, Tim McInnerny. Directed by Kevin Lima. In this all-new tale, Cruella De Vil is released from prison for good be- haviour, swearing she will have noth- ing to do with fur ever again. She, however, cannot keep this promise and soon is plotting another "furo- cious" scheme to get her ultimate Dalmatian coat. (Famous Players Pickering 8 - Pickering Town Centre, Ajax Cine- plex Odeon 10 Cinemas). UNBREAKABLE Starring Bruce Willis, Robin Wright Penn, Samuel L. Jackson, Charlayne Woodard, Spencer Treat Clark. Directed by M Night Shyamalan. David Dunne is the sole survivor of a devastating train wreck who finds himself miraculously un- harmed. Elijah Price is a stranger who proposes a bizarre explanation. Samuel L. Jackson (left) and Bruce Willis team up in M. Night Shya- malan's follow-up film to the smash hit The Sixth Sense. Willis plays a man grappling with the notion of invincibility in the film Unbreakable. (Famous Players Pickering 8 - Pickering Town Centre, Ajax Cine- plex Odeon 10 Cinemas). For more information on what's playing this weekend, contact your local cinema. HOT DOGS AND P AV MAPLE LEAF PALAe i i GARDENS 'I y b Charles Shahan ® Pickering Dairy Queen DRIVE 1099 Kingston Rd., L1 V 1135 TNRU (905) 831-2665, First onions? Or a chili cheese dog with thank you onions and Mayo? Or a cheese dog with V for the everything? positive And let me confess that we do sell a feedback on foot long super dog (bigger than ft the last street vendors!) and it's huge and I dare you to finish it loaded with all the article about 12 year olds and again I toppings! have to say that our junior program is you can also get our regular hot dog in also totally fun. For those who wish to any combo value meal with fries or apply for a job we will entertain resumes onion rings and a drink and of course for all positions (even if they haven't with any value meal you can purchase worked previously) after Valentines Day our world famous 1.99 sundae for only 2001. First come, First Serve. Please be 99 cents and you don't have to have it sure to put references on the resume. that day but you can redeem it any day, Just recently everything at Maple Leaf any month, any year. Speaking of kids Gardens went up for auction. It was the meals the regular hot dog is a great end of an era. When I went to the Leaf addition to any kids meal and they will games I always looked forward to the hot love our hot dogs! gods. Not those big sausages or hot dogs you know what I like with my hot that the street vendors sell now but a dog? A strawberry shake topped with regular hot dog with mustard that I could whipped cream. I do! Try it! Here's the actually hold in one hand and get in my deal. Bring this ad in with you and I'll mouth! give you any sized shake (with or That's just the kind of hot dog we sell without whipped cream) and any size hot here. And if you want mustard, ketchup dog for half price when you buy them and relish you can have it. BUT you can together. No strings. No buy on get one also have it with pickles, Mayo and just try them together and I'll give it to onions. The bun is soft and fresh and the you for half price until December 15. hot dog is steamed perfectly. AND you have to buy them together to get the THAT'S NOT ALL! deal. This is the coupon for this week. Have you tried a chili dog lately? With r.----------------------� 1 SEE DETAILS OF THE SPECIAL COUPON IN THE ARTICLE I The Durham College Community Choir in conjunction with Toronto Classical singers and Talisker Players Orchestra presents G.F. Handel's MESSIuf.H! Sunday, November 26, 2000 3:00 p.m. College Park Seventh Day Adventist Church 1164 King Street East (East past Harmony) Adults: $15 Students/Seniors: $12 Tickets can be purchased at the door or by calling (905) 668-0998• MOVI PLEX 9 U MM. INFO 4" -MOW 4=6 -444 -FILM $4Z5 ALL SHOWS: ALL AGES: ALL SEATSI WHY PAY MORE! toys KINGSTON RD., PICKERING MEET THE PARENTS plan.. TM6m B" Storer 1:00 3:00 7:00 9,00E, LITTLE NICKY A RED PLANET Nahm Tb- C Val KNmer 1:00, 3.00, 7:00, &00 LOUNCE Mature Theme a.1-th Nitro. )! SIXTH DAY PAY R FORWARD wmn Kevin s aca 1-00 &,15 7:6- Animated r GIVE 1'HE GIFT OF M01 ,Ns " Sso 6111 Grtl�imta Avotlo munity members are invited lin performances, and songs to attend a Christmas cantata performed by the church and being hosted by Greenwood Sunday school choirs. United Church Sunday, Dec. Refreshments will be 3. available following the con - The cantata, `Love's Pure cert. Greenwood United Light', begins at 7 p.m. and Church is located on Conces- will feature a nativity sion 6 just off of Hwy. 7 in pageant, an hour of music in- Greenwood. IPICKERIN41"r MUMS MEA'1'U, Pickeringz Proudly, Presents CINDERELLA IN THE SOUTH SEAS Come and join us for this year's zany Panto. All performances are held at DUNBARTON-FAIRPORT UNITED CHURCH 1066 DUNBARTON ROAD, (OFF DIXIE ROAD, NORTH OF KINGSTON ROAD) - rear entrance Performance dates are December 1, 2, 3, 8, 9 & 10 - 8 P.M. Matinees on Sat. 4 P.M. -SUN. 2 P.M. Rates are: Children up to 8 - $6.00, Adults - $12.00 Students & Seniors $10.00 Group rates available To order tickets or for more information call our Box Office at: 416-410-0211 102 OALMATIONS (NO PASSES) (PG) 1:00,1:30, 3:30, 4:00, 7:00, 7:30, 9:20,9:45 CHARLIE'S ANGELS (PG) Violence 1:15, 3:35, 7:15, 9:40 HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS (NO PASSES) (F)12:45,1:10, 3:10, 3:45, 6:30, 7:20, 9:15,10:30 MEN OF HONOR (AA)1:05,4:10,6:45,9:35 RUGRATS IN PARIS (F)1:40, 3:40, 6:50, 8:50 UNBREAKABLE (NO PASSES)(PG) Frightening scenes, mature theme 1:20, 4:15,7:10,10,15 102 DALMATIONS (NO PASSES) (PG) 1:00, 1:30, 3:15, 4:00, 7:00, 7:30, 9:20, 9:45 BOUNCE (PG) Mature theme 1:10, 4:20, 7:15, 9:40 PAY IT FORWARD (PG) Mature theme 1:20, 4:00, 6:50, 9:50 RED PLANET (PG) Mature theme 12:50, 3:45, 7:25, 10:00 REMEMBER THE TITANS (PG) 1:45,4:30,7:35, 10:10 RUGRATS IN PARIS (F) 1:15,1:55,3:30,4:15,6:45,7:20,8:45 THE CONTENDER (AA) Mature theme, sexual content, coarse language Fri, Sat, Sun, Mon, Tue 9:30 THE STN NAT (AM (3 SCREENS) (NO PASSES) O MIFS 1NI68 (PI) (3 SCREENS) FRI 12:50,1:20,2:40,3:10,3:40, (PI) (4 SCREENS) (NO PASSES) FRI 1250, 210, 2:40, 3:15, (4:45), (5:15),(5:45),7.20,7:50,8:20,9:55, 19.25,10:65 FRI 1:00, 2:30,3:00,3:30,(5:00), (5:30), (6:00),7:30,8:00,8:30, 10:00, 10:30,10:55 SAT 12:00,12:30,1:00,2:30,3:00, 330,5:00,5:30,6:00,7:30,8:00,8:30. 10:00,10:30,10:55 ' (5:00),(5:30),(6:00),7:20,7:50,8-.20, 9:40,10:10,10:40 SAT 1220,12:50,1:20, 2:40, 3:10, 3.40,5:00,5:30,6:00,720,7:50,8-.20, 9:40,10:10,10:40 SUN 12:20,12:50,1:20,2:40,3-.10, SAT 12:05,12:35,210,240,310, 4A5,5 ' 15, 5:45, 7:20, 7:50, 8:20, 9:55,12 5,10:55 SUN 12:05,12:35,2:10,2:40,3:10, 4:45, 5:15, 5:45, 7:20, 7:50, 8:20, SUN 12:00,12:30,1:00, 2:30; 3:00, 3:30,5M 5:30, 6:00, 7:30, 8:00, 8:30, 9:5010:20 , MON-THU 1:00; 2:30,3:00,3:30,8, (5:00), (5:30),(6.00),7:30,8:00, :30, 9:50 10:20 3:40, 5:00, 5:30, 62, 7:20, 7:50, 8:20, 925 9'55 MON-THU 12:50,1:20,2:40,3:10, 3:40,(59D), (5:30),(6:00),7.20,7:50, 820 9:25, 9:55 THE L � IN OF BACV� 1M (2 SCREENS) 9:45,10:15 MON-THU 12:50,2:10,2:40,3:15, (4:45),(5:15),(5:45),7:20,7:50, UTILE NIM (AA) (2 SCREENS) FRI 1:10, 2:40,3:25,(4:55),(5-40), 7:10,7:55,9:30,10:15 FRI 1:40,210,(4:25),(4:55),710, 7:40,9:55,10:25 SAT 1:40,210,425,4:55,710,7:40, 8:20,9,.45,10:15 N. SNS• NOW 11E SAT 12:25,110,N0,325,455,5:40, 7:10,7:55,9:30,10:15 SUN 1225, 2:40 4:55, 7:14 9:15 9:55,10:25 SUN 1:40,210,425,455,710, 7:40, 9:40 1=11 Si {XE dIM1NAS MON-THU 1:10, 2:40,125,(4:55), (5:40),7:10,7:55,9:15, 10:00 MON-THU 1.40,2:10,(4:25),(4:55), 7:10 7:40 9:40 (3 SCREENS) (NO PASSES) Nil N M IM IBIA= PHI (NO PASSES) FRI 12:55,1:55,2.25,310,(420), (2 SCREENS) (NO PASSES) (4:50),(5:25),6A5,715,745. 91Q FRI 1:25, 2'.10, (4:15), (4:55), 7:05, T.45,9:55, 1- FAI 1;00, 3:10,(5:25), 7:55,10:05 SAT 1:00, 3.10,5:25.7-.55,10:05 SUN 100, i, 9:55 9:40,10:10 SAT 1:25, 2:10,415,4553:05,7-45, SAT 12:00,1230,1:55, 225, 255, 9:55,10:35 MON-THU 1:00, 3:10, (5:25), 7:55, IS I2Si E 4:20,4:50,5:20,6:45, 7:15, 7:45, 9:}SUN 1:25, 210, 4:15,4553:05, 70,(2 SCREE ENS) 7:45, 9:45 940,10:10 MON-THU 14 2:10, (4:15), (4:55), SUN 12:00,1:00, 225, 3:25,4:50, 7:05 7:45 9:45 FRI 12:50, 2:30, 3:15, 4 ( 55), (5:40 ) 7:20,8:05,9:50,10:30 _ 5:50, 7:00,730, 7:40,915, 9:55 BN17 BUNT IAM 12:55,1:55,1.25, 3:10, FRI 2:30,(5:00),730, 10:00 SAT 12:05,Q.50,230,315,4:55, 5:40; 720, 8:05, 9:50,10:30 SUN 12:05,12:50, 230, 3:15, 4:55, MON-THU SAT 12:05, 2:30, 5:00, 7:30,10:00 (420), 0:50), (5:25), &.45,715, 7:45, SUN 12,05,230,5:00,730,950 9:00.9:30 10:00 1 MON-THU 2:30,(5:047:30A.50 5:40,7:20,8:05,9:35 MON-THU 12:50, N0,315, (4:55), (5:40),7:20,8:05,9.35 A/P TME-A'NEWS ADVERnSER;1 M0" E=0K, Rbv"tfer"24, 201V Most teachersprefer the oera More than 96 per cent prefer return to pre -Bill 74 days BY MIKE RUTA Staff Writer It's not about the money. At least it's not according to a recent referendum con- ducted with Ontario public high school teachers, the re- sults of which were released last week. Asked by their union which they would prefer, pre -Bill 74 working conditions with vol- untary extracurricular activi- ties and a lighter class load, or the current situation with pay for activities, 96.5 per cent of Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation members said they prefer the former. . The referendum was prompted after speculation suggested teachers would su- pervise extracurriculars, even with the current heavier work- load, if they were paid to do SO. "The issue is workload, not extracurricular activities," said Earl Manners, OSSTF presi- dent, in a press release. "This is what teachers have been saying since the inception of Bill 74. The principles of teachers are not for sale. It has not been business as usual in Groups team up for new wetland classroom FAL The Toronto and Region Con- servation Authori- ty joined forces with the Shell En- vironmental Fund, Canada Trust Friends of the Environment Foundation, the Uxbridge Opti- mist Club and 1 st Claremont Scouts — — — recently to build a I Sul new outdoor wet- land classroom at the Claremont Conservation Field Centre. Q A pond with observation deck was built with the help of all the or- ganizations. Shell — — donated $5,000, DELI Canada Trust 10 YEAR contributed $5,375, the Opti- SINGLE DOLIB mist Club gave its SET SET time to build the ;159 =19 observation plat- MATTRESS MATTRI form and the $$9 $12 Scouts regenerat- ed the ponds with shrubs and other environmental en- hancements. The pond was built to create a habitat for am- phibians whose _ species have been declining over the SHELLEY PAGE Notes 95 per cent of Durham teachers favour return to lighter workload, voluntary participation in extracurriculars. our schools since the new workload provisions were im- posed by the government this fall. It is not business as.usual when we negotiate collective agreements because the funda- mental workload problem can- not be addressed in negotia- tions. It will not be business as usual in our schools as long as the imposed increased work- load remains." Shelley Page, OSSTF Durham president, said in a re- cent interview 95 per cent of local members who took part in the vote also favoured a re- turn to a lighter workload with voluntary participation in clubs, sports and other activi- ties. But she noted because ed- ucators here have been living with a heavier ,work schedule since,an arbitrator imposed it upon them roughly two years ago, phrasing the question in terms of pre or post -Bill 74 working conditions does not apply in Durham. Arbitrated collective agree- ments in Durham, for both public and Catholic secondary teachers, prompted educators to withdraw from extracurric- ular activities. When Bill 74 made the Durham workload the provincial standard, activi- ties were withdrawn in most other Ontario high schools. Education Minister Janet Ecker in a recent interview said she will act in the near fu- ture to end the stalemate over high school teachers supervis- ing activities. Petproject?' The Durham District School Board was presented the Wolf Project na- tional award last week for its efforts in promoting social harmony and unity. The wolf carving was displayed at the board's head office last week. Here, Ray Sunstrum (right) chats with Mary Sea and some students fol- lowing the award ceremony. Thank You My Family and I thank all those who supported me during the Municipal Election. To .the residents of ward Three, I look forward to the challenges ahead and pledge to do my very -best in representing you on council for the next three years. If you have any concerns or suggestions please let me know. Thank you again for your trust. a ` Pet project? The Durham District School Board was presented the Wolf Project na- tional award last week for its efforts in promoting social harmony and unity. The wolf carving was displayed at the board's head office last week. Here, Ray Sunstrum (right) chats with Mary Sea and some students fol- lowing the award ceremony. Durham police for traffic saf NEWS ADVERTISER; FRIDAY'EDITION Nbg#Mbelr'24, 2000-MCE`V P " Communityservice earns recognition for Pickering BY LESLEY BOVIE Staff Writer John Richardson says he can still remembe attending his first Port Perry Rotary Club Art fest nine years ago. "I was with my wife, Karen, who is an artist She asked if we could someday move to Po Perry because the people are so nice," he said "So we did and later the Rotary Club invite me to join." The Ontario Power Generation instructor recently received one of the service club's most prestigious awards, the Paul Harris Fellowship. The fellowship is named after Rotary's founder, Paul Harris. Service club members award the honour to someone who they feel has demonstrated ex- JOHN emplary service, by ' RICHARDSON contributing $1,000 in U.S. funds to the Ro- tary International Foun- up to `very enjoy - dation. - . able work.' Club honorees re- ceive a certificate and pin, plus the honour of being selected by committee of past fellows. "I think it's quite an honour to have your peers recognize the work you do," he said "Thf Paul Harris award is a big-ticket item for , nuclear worker group which has to raise all of its funds. (Ro- tary) is very enjoyable work. I've been able to r meet a lot of people in the community, not just Rotarians." Mr. Richardson was honoured at the club's annual past -president's dinner held last month Por at the Royal Ashburn Golf and Country Club. "John has done very well. He's a very good d Rotarian," said Glenn Van Camp, of the selec- tion committee. In his five years with the Rotary Club, Mr. Richardson has published the service club's news bulletin, was president in 1998 and 1999 and served as vice-president previous to that. He has served on various committees, helped organize Rotary's involvement in the Port Perry Santa Claus Parade and is usually the force behind the club's printed materials, whether it's raffle tickets for one event or press release material for another. He is also a member in good standing, with a good attendance record at meetings, and is known to be usually in the background doing something for the club's major events. V See entertainment section today! `v commitment Brendan Kennaley has been named traffic safety officer of the year by the Canadian Auto- mobile Association of Central Ontario. At age 33, Const. Kennaley has been a Durham Regional police officer for the past_ decade but nothing prepared him for the kind of work he began just one year ago and b. " for which he's been honoured. '� "I'll say it until I'm blue in F the face," he confided. "After 10 years on the force, I' 1, thought I'd seen it all" When he began working as a colli- sion reconstructionist in the Police Constable Brendan Kennaley (right) was honoured re - Traffic Management Unit last Gently for his traffic safety efforts. Joining him in receiving year, the tragedy and pain the award are family members (from left) Dan, Alyce and Di - caused by car accidents anne Kennaley. touched him deeply. "It's the death and how they Nominated by his peers, the cheque part of the award over (collisions) affect people," he Paris, Ont. native has not only to the vice-president of the said. "It takes an emotional assisted victims and families Durham MADD chapter, toll on me and that's the reac- devastated by serious and Jamie Foster. tive part. With the help of my often fatal accidents, he has After thanking his col - family and co-workers, there's worked closely with teen dri- leagues and his wife, Dianne, also the proactive part where I vers and writes a traffic safety for their support, true to form, can try to help the public to column. Const. Kennaley asked all avoid those tragic types of sit- "Anything the police can do those assembled to think about uations." to get the message out to the the "Number One threat to The officer of the year public to drive safely is not public safety" — vehicle colli - award is unique to Ontario and just a police issue, it's a com- sion and impaired drivers. recognizes police officers who munity issue," said Const. "Please take a moment to have demonstrated an excep- Kennaley whose wife and par- reflect on the carnage that has tional commitment to traffic ents attended the awards cere- taken place on our roads in safety. mony along with his police Durham this year," he im- Only four winners are cho- colleagues and CAA and plored. sen from police forces in a MADD (Mothers Against "Forty-three people have year and Const. Kennaley was Drunk Driving) representa- died because of motor vehicle selected from the hundreds of tives. Upon receiving a plaque collisions and 19 of those in - men and women in blue from and a cheque for $500 from volved alcohol or drugs. It has Pickering to Brockville and CAA, the traffic safety spe- to stop. It starts with me and north to Bancroft. cialist promptly turned the you. Do your part " _. a�}a�.taaa..a..+,.♦♦.+:a.-+a.,+aaaa+..a+-.'aaaasaaar+arsaa.caaaa.'Sa. _ , at!.3#y P PA8BU%EWS ADVERTf&ER,.WaUAYl'MTIWN [ ri'ili Y14, 200', S P 0 r.ts &LEis URE NEWS ADVERTISER NOV. 24, 2000 RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Right on target Vern Mason of the Pickering Rod and Gun was hosted along with the Durham Shooters Club takes aim at the target while taking part Association at its facilities in Ajax last week - in the club's annual Turkey Shoot. The event end. .Dolphins- t es. Double blue problem gets Double Blue solution-, St. Mary turns to Argos after Metro Bowl officials rule it can't wear own jerseys BY AL RIVETT Sports Editor PICKERING — The St. Mary Catholic High School Monarchs foot- ball team won't be wearing its tradi- tional blue jerseys when they step on the field to face Notre Dame in the Metro Bowl semifinal game Saturday. Rather, the Durham Region champs will have to don a set of prac- tice jerseys on loan from the Toronto Argonauts after Metro Bowl officials decided to allow their Burlington op- ponents to wear their blue sweaters at Saturday's game at York University. For St. Mary head coach Gordon Judges, it was a question of fairness. GORDON JUDGES "Well, I understand the dilemma `I thought a fair solution was to and the problem, but I thought a fair solution was to flip a coin on it. (Or- ganizers), for whatever their reason, decided to give it to Notre Dame be- you," he said. cause they were ranked number one," On defence, Notre Dame is solid said Judges. "They told me to find an- from top to bottom and uses a zone other colour or they would provide us defensive scheme that would cause with white ones." fits for a team without a good passing A quick phone call to Argonauts' attack. The Monarchs, however, have equipment manager Danny Webb a good passing pivot in Rocco Ciccia- solved the problem as he readily rella who should be able to adapt to a agreed to allow the Monarchs the use zone defence, said Judges. of the jerseys. And, an extra effort "At this level, if you don't have a was made to ensure each player re- quarterback with a strong arm, (zone ceived his regular number on the defence) can give you problems," he rt sweater. said. "But we do have a good quarter - "My wife picked them up (Thurs- back with a good arm, so we should day) morning and some of them are in be able to overcome their passing de - pretty bad shape, but that's OK," -he fence." said. "We have to overcome this ad- Buoyed by his Monarchs' strong versity and it will make us stronger overall effort in their 28-0 romp over spiritually. The kids have taken it the Markham District Secondary well." School Marauders in the Metro Bowl championship final. The Dolphins' tykes were E-mail us upended by a strong Burling- E-/ ton Stampeders 36-0 on Nov. a Mww ariVett�durhamnewS.net 12 at Scarborough's L'Amore- QUALITY IiANIIZROZZ tea Buy Direct From The Manufacturer And Save On: Ili'.S�Li1A1�D •Exotic Skins Leather • Shoes Coats for niAn • Bicker Boots Men or • Zipper Boots Women FAX Tables SLATE • Ankle Boots F as low • Belts as • Boot Accessories Game $999w Queen Anne 487 Westney Rd. 5., at Clements, Ajax resa/ts to Delivered & Installed + Accessories $2495" 428-1787 News ° Mon. -Sat. 9-6 Fri. 9-8 AdVel�lsel MrSSMARD AJAX Loam Open Sundays: t2-5 282 Monarch A Ajax newsroom ' 9 683-7363 • As for the game itself, Judges quarter -final game in Pickering on nd SecObe es t t S S e a S O n noted Notre Dame will undoubtedly Tuesday, Judges believes his team the best team his Monarchs have stands a solid chance of advancing to faced this year. He points to an out- the finals at SkyDome Dec. 1. Burlington Stampedes Ajax -Pickering 36-0 in final standing running game as his opposi- "If we build on the (quarter -final) ladder, The Ajax -Pickering Dol- aux Park. their commitment to excel- tion's chief weapon. "They have a strong running tame game and take a step up the we can win this football game. We're phins football club's tyke team After a 7-3 season, making lence this season. with three excellent (running) backs. going to give it our all. I think these was second best in the Central it to the final was an amazing , The offensive most valuable They don't pass the ball a lot, they young men will leave everything on Ontario Minor Football feat, noted Dolphins head player was quarterback David pretty much just line up and come at the field." League (COMFL) this season coach Dan McIlravey, who McIlravey and the defensive Recycle! R after a loss to Burlington in the was proud of the players for MVP was Brett Jamieson. Y • championship final. The Dolphins' tykes were E-mail us upended by a strong Burling- E-/ ton Stampeders 36-0 on Nov. a Mww ariVett�durhamnewS.net 12 at Scarborough's L'Amore- QUALITY IiANIIZROZZ tea Buy Direct From The Manufacturer And Save On: Ili'.S�Li1A1�D •Exotic Skins Leather • Shoes Coats for niAn • Bicker Boots Men or • Zipper Boots Women FAX Tables SLATE • Ankle Boots F as low • Belts as • Boot Accessories Game $999w Queen Anne 487 Westney Rd. 5., at Clements, Ajax resa/ts to Delivered & Installed + Accessories $2495" 428-1787 News ° Mon. -Sat. 9-6 Fri. 9-8 AdVel�lsel MrSSMARD AJAX Loam Open Sundays: t2-5 282 Monarch A Ajax newsroom ' 9 683-7363 Durham Synchro Club members perfor- row) of Pickering, was second in the 11 -and - mance well at the annual Lisa Alexander under category. Julia Maclean (in front) was Provincial Meet in Etobicoke last weekend. third in the 11 -and -under bracket. Katie Jennifer Guy (back row, at left) was first in LePage (back row, at right) placed first in the the 12-14 division. Rebecca Halls (middle under -I1 category. Major peewee selects still unbeaten Perrault provides Panthers with punch PICKERING — The ,Pickering netminder, while Richmond Hill Panthers major peewee select hockey could muster only four. Fredericks team continues to roll along with an netted two goals, while Adam Turi undefeated 4-0-1 league mark, in- and Bryan Cruce netted singles. Earn- cluding a win over the Richmond Hill ing assists were Perrault with three, Stars and a draw with the Markham Derek Savoie, Ryan VanSantvoort, Waxers in recent action. Christian Paradis and Turi. The Panthers played to a spirited Also contributing to the team's 2-2 tie with Markham. Pickering success are Andrew Goldsmith, Ryan jumped out to a two -goal lead, but Lindsay, Derek Westlake, Leland Markham came back to knot the score Street, Andrew Dowdell, Steven D,'0 - on two third -period markers. Scoring razio, Chris Robson, Matthew Evans for Pickering were Taylor Gray and and goaltenders Matthew McMulkin Matthew Perrault. Assisting were and Chris Skeates. Justin Bruce and Kyle Fredericks. The team is coached by Bob The Pickering peewees doubled Bruce, assisted by Steve Gray and the score on Richmond Hill 4-2. The Kevin Street. The manager is Lance Panthers fired 27 shots at the Stars' Lindsay. NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIM EWTON, N&e9mDier24, 200WPAGE:28o Durham Synchro Club earns pair of firsts at first major meet Katie Lepage and Jennifer Guy get season off to solid start with top showings Durham Synchro Club swimmers second and third positions, respec- captured two first -place trophies tively. while competing at the annual Lisa In the 12 to 14 `A' category, Alexander Invitational Meet in Etobi- Durham's Jennifer Guy placed first coke this past weekend. and received the Erin Woodley tro- In the first major synchronized phy. In this same category, Lauren swim meet of the year, 32 swimmers Lepage placed seventh, Rececca from the Durham Synchro Club's Jasper placed ninth and Katharine four competitive teams all performed Cornish finished 10th. well. The teams practise between eight In the 11 and under `B' category, and 18 hours per week perfecting Katie Lepage placed first and brought tlJieir figures and their routines. home the Ontario Synchro Trophy. For more information about the - Katie's teammates, Rebecca Halls Durham Synchro Club, call 720 - and Julia Maclean, followed her in 7747. Midget rep fastball team already looking to. next year Localgirls can turn up Heat at tryouts PICKERING — The Pickering to 10:30 p.m. Heat midget V girls' rep fastball team Girls born between 1982 and 1984 will hold tryouts for the 2001 summer are welcome. season next week. William Dunbar is at 1030 Glenanna The squad will hold tryouts at the Rd. 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Experience in long term care facility, certificate in food handling. Please apply by fax alln. Food Service Super- visor (905) 420-6030. CIRCLE ME"' If you are look- ing for permanent full time work,Call Brenda (905) 686- 9586 CLASS A DRIVER for petroleum distribution. Call: (705)749-1772 or reply: Champlain Energies PO Box 625 Peterborough, ON K9J 6X2 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no li- ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. All copy is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. DAIRY FARM requires part- time milker. Must be experi- enced with cattle. Call (905)686-4773 DIP N' DONUTS counter or kitchen help help wanted, morning/afternoon shifts, ap- ply in person to 30 Dean Park Rd. 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Bill Nurse Chev Olds Cadillac requires a Transmission Repair Technician If you enjoy working in a team ,environment, please drop off your resume in person at 1530 Dundas St. E., Whitby, Ontario Tuesday, 4:00-6:00 p.m. Thursday, 4:00-6:00 p.m. Attn: Dave Duggan or Dave Tink e%, ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT Required. Experience in inventory control, accounts receivable accounts payable and general accounting. Fax resume to: (416) 291-0045 EARN EXTRA THE NEWS ADVERTISER DOLLARS is looking for prospects to deliver newspapers and flyers to the for Christmas. Lookingfor art following areas time help SCARBOROUGH Indoor/Outdoor work Must be able Islad Rd. Milldock Dr. to stand Friendship Ave. Starspray Blvd, Please call and Brownfield Grdns. Ridgewood Rd. leave message Rouge Hills -Or. Broadridge Dr. (905) 426-4347 Sunny Slope Hartsville Ave. Beaverbrook Crt. Baronial Crt. Established East Ave. Maberley Cres. Fitness Equipment Taylor Rd. Oxhorn Rd. 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LICENSED STYLIST to assist in managing Ajax salon, profit Deliveries must be completed by 6:00 pm. sharing, guaranteed salary/ Must have a vehicle. commission, hiring bonus from $100 - $350, dept. store For more information discounts. Call Cynthia (905) call 905-683-5117 426-6180. LIVE-IN Superintendent couple required for apartment com- plex located in south-central SMILE EDUCATION SYSTEMSOshawa. Experience required Ua I le c-RiTfl onsu tent In in maintenance and manage- eeome a Q ment. Prefer middle-aged or the stimulating and challenging world of re ired,ablhe ltperfoouple, must cat education. Join our dynamic team of Direct work and perform minor re - Sales Consultants of educational toys. En'o Pairs. Please fax resumes to y j y =S Will qualified convenience of home based career with applicants will be contacted for an interview. excellent compensation. PUT. To discuss LUBE TECHNICIAN PLUS AS - this exciting opportunity, call 905 -303 -ONO. SISTANT MANAGER - full and part time, hourly wage plus bonus. Experience needed. Valid drivers license. Apply at FULLTIME LUBE TECHNICIAN Required immediately. Must have experience, valid driv- er's licenseand clean abstract. also required CAR PORTER Fax resume to: (905)475-5788 or call (905)475-7373, Attn: Tony Ruscica CONSTRUCTION LABOURER Full time, permanent. Driver's license required. Markham area. Experience required. . Call 905-898-5503 or fax resume: 905-898-52141 Ajax Area Food Manufacturer Requires PACKAGING MECHANICS $22.40/hr start + Benefits Must hold an Industrial Ontario Millwright License and be familiar with high speed PLC controlled packaging equipment and 3-4 years experience in maintenance troubleshooting. Shift work required. GENERALLABOURERS $13+/hr start + Benefits Min. Gr. 12 required. Previous factory work and machine operating experience an asset. Shift work required. Please apply to: File #618, c/o Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, ON L I H 7L5 or usy amy res auran , apply in person to Teddy's Restaurant at King St. & Park TEAM pERSONNEL TACO BELL: Rd., Oshawa GERRITS PROPERTY _ Servic- is Ra idly Expanding and � es requires 4x4 Plow & Equip- ment Operators and Snow Shovellers for East Scarbor- ough and Ajax/Pickering area. has Immediate Openings for DZ DRIVERS NOW HIRING Phone 416-410-3435. HAIRSTYLIST wanted imme- • Minimum 2 yrs. experience • R 0- Ab t General &Assistants diately. For hair salon and Spa. salary plus commis- Great opportunity. Full or esume stract a mus Call Karen 905 725-2857 Or ( ) TACO BELL: Sion. part-time Call (905)725-6311. Chris (905) 429-7779 (cell) � HARD WORKERS NEEDED, full and part time: Car re- NOW HIRING quired. Call between 11 a.m. THE NEWS ADVERTISER General &Assistants and 4 p.m. (905) 579-7816 is looking for a person to deliver to Managers &Shift Managers HELP WANTED: Drivers full. or Pickering locations businesses In the Pickering area every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday by 3:00 for Oshawa and Whitby Call Free Topping Pizza 905- 509-0960 or apply in person: 376 Kingston Rd., Pickering pm. Must have a vehicle. Call Camille at 905-683-5117 locations. Please apply b pp y y HOMEWORKERS NEEDEDI To assemble our products. THE NEWS ADVERTISER Fax to:1-905-940-4620 or e-mail: bmhsu@sprint.ca Free information. Send SASE to: Kraft, #8-7777 Keele St., IS IOOkIn for carriers to deliver • 9 or mail resume to: Dept. 7, Concord, ON L4K 1Y7 papers and flyers door to door TACO BELL KITCHEN STAFF WANTED: Wed. Fri. & Sat. by 6:00 PM. 86 Thickson Rd. S. Cooks, Dishwashers, Servers, Bartenders. Pickering area. Fax resume: 416-283-1487 in their neighborhoods. call 905-683-5117 Whitby, Ontario LIN 3R1 Y� Ajay :`�� 'Advertiser 1O Colrlrlrller Vose �l!AV :; Ajax classified On Ili•-I�r): SKB �••' Our phone liFri.nes are open Closed :�lyday Sat. 9130 a.m�to 3 p m. Vl§if rA Di1'th6- httd'irhet; tM W-. duMdhineinis hbf -Mt AJAX PICKERIIId'NEW 'AlbVERTiSIgFi,'NbVti11t1#ER 24 2tili0-P4GE'91 Articles for Articles for 1 General Help 1 General Melp 1 General Help 1 General HelpRA Skilled HelpEff Skilled Help Skilled HelpIm Sale 1 sale DISPATCHER A rewarding position for a person that enjoys a fast -paced, challenging work environment within an Oshawa based trucking company. Must have basic computer skills, exceptional organiza- tional and people skills. Previous ex- perience an asset. We offer security, benefits and above-average salary. Forward resume to: File # 616 P.O. BOX 481, 865 Farewell St. Oshawa ON L1 H 71_5 FITTER/ASSEMBLER Experienced in assembling and installing mechanical components on industrial machinery. Must work from drawings, and have own tools. Call (905)683-9400 Ajax GUEST SERVICES SCARBOROUGH TOWN CENTRE Temporary part time positions available for mature Individuals at our Guest Serv- ices Desk and alternate location during Christmas. Must be energetic, enthusiastic, and very flexible (days, evenings and weekends). You must possess strong communication & organizational skills and be able to work well in a busy team environment. Resumes ONLY, can be dropped off at our Guest Services Desk or faxed @ 416-296-4762. Closing Date: November 26th, 2000 Markham Landscape Firm requires Snow Plow Drivers and Snow Shovelers. $20/hour. (905)887-9900 ext. 21. 60 FULL & PART TIME SECURITY OFFICERS Required Immediately Applicants must be willing to wor various hours, evenings, weekends and holidays.. We are looking for well gioomed, mature (ersons with excellent communication skills written and verbal). Previous security ex- perience and 1st aid and CPR certificates an asset. Must have reliable transportation Law and Security Students welcome. Apply at Ontario Guard Services (Durham) Inc: 124 Wilson Rd. South, Oshawa, Ontario UH 6121 = Exbriby 19im:a- lourN TRIBUNE " requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers Wednesday & Friday in the following areas: _ UXBRIDGE Colonel Sharpe & Milne Crt.; Centre Rd., Maple St. W., King St. W., Balsam St. N. & Beech St. N.; First Ave., Second Ave., Dominion St. & Main St. N.; Bolton & Rachel Lee; Galloway Cres.; Alsop Place; Toronto St. S. & Victoria Dr.; Toronto St. S. & Poplar St.; North St., Marion St. & East St. CANNINGTON Adelaide, York, Cameron St. E., & Laidlaw St. N., Riverlea Rd., David & Lynn Crt. GOODWOOD Front St., Rebecca Lane & Durham Rd. 21 IS LOAM Mill Run Gate & Durham Rd. 8 Victoria St., Rave Rd. & York St. Also, Adult Carriers needed for walking & anving routes. Cali Debbie 905-8529141 CONFIDENTIAL I U BUX HtrLltti 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. II "a The Uxbridge Times Journal/Tiribune requires Rural Route Drivers to deliver newspapers twice a week to the following areas: Uxbridge (North & South) Goodwood, Stouffville Reliable vehicle required Call Debbie 905-852-9141 REQUIRES RURAL ROUTE DRIVERS to deliver newspapers Wednesday & Friday in the following areas: * Uxbridge * Goodwood Reliable Vehicle Required Call Debbie ("0852-9141 Gas Bar Attendants PETRO CANADA 1 Full-time Night Shift Part-time Positions available Please apply with resume to: Petro Canada, 555'Whites Rd., Pickering 1 Sales Help/Agents 1 Sales Hdp/Agents requires AUTOMOTIVE SALES PROFESSIONAL If you are looking for a change from business as usual to a progressive, fast growing business, we would like to talk to you. WE OFFER: • Company benefits • Demo plan • High commissions and bonus • Great atmosphere and team. Fax resume to: 905-576-6078 Mike Harper or Rory O'Connor Phone: 905-576-1,800 JIJJ General Help 1 General Help opening for assistant manager. SUBWAY SANDWICHES Ajax hasFe2ceddea]'ning SE Applicants must have experienceING Never used. Sacrifice $525. Can deliver. in one or more of the following areas. Food service or supervi- Home sion of staff and be willing toices mother wants to care for your work flexible hours. Apply at Experi- either Ajax location. cleaningLOOKING FOR RELIABLE adult r housecarriers with vehicle to deliver In boxes. Cost $9000, Sacn- lice $3500.416-748-3993 door to door in Ajax andllPickering, every Wed., Fri., Sat.,385 by 6 pm. Call 905-683-5117 and 1 905-83177055. ask for Alka. WORK AT HOME Heahh Industry $1000 P/r - $5000 Ffr per 1 Office Help auusiwaiy t/1 {„ll u,vuN al,u .5818e build a new career in financial 1 Hel IA services. Instruction provided. gents For more information call Grace PART TIME SALES PERSON (905)436-8499 or 1-866-787- for Hardwood Floor Store in 3918' Whitby. Experience in floor sales an asset. Please call 905-433-9218 AJAX Come join our team. Positions available: ➢ Service Writer ➢ Licensed General Tech. ➢ Tire/Lube Tech. Fax resume: Attn. Reno Sinopoli 905-426-4007 SKILLED TRADE REQUIRED Mother Jackson's, a multi -faceted frozen food manufacturing facility, requires a skilled trade, either a LICENSED MILLWRIGHT or ELECTRICIAN Your experience will include AC and DC frequency drives, Allen Bradley PLC 5, SLC 150 and SLC 500 and electrical system trouble shooting. Strong me- chanical skills including hydraulics and pneumatics are essential. Effective communication skills and the ability to work in a team based main- tenance environment are required. Food industry experience is an asset. Competitive wages and a full benefit package are offered. Please forward resume to: MOTHER JACKSON'S OPEN KITCHENS Box 750,15350 Old Simcoe Rd. Port Perry, Ontario 1_91. 1A6 Att: Jeff Pett, Operations Manager ROOFERS REOUIRED imme- diately. Minimum 5 years flat roofing and EPDM experience. Excellent wage and benefit package. Call (905)668-3244 day or evening. TRUCK WASH in Pickering/ Ajax area looking for person with G License to operate truck with experience: Must have own transportation. Please call 905-831-3630. WE ARE SEEKING self -moti- vated individuals with a mini- murn of 2 years AZ driving experience. Flatbed and or 'B' train hopper trailer experience is a must. We offer excellent remuneration and late model equipment. Northern Ontario experience a definite plus. If you fill these qualifications, contact the office between 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. to set up an interview. Phone 1-705- 357-3938 WELDERS, FITTERS, GENER- AL - Machinists, Millwrights, CNC Torch Operator wanted by heavy machinery custom fabricator. Minimum 3 years experience required. Excellent wage/benefit package. Apply to T.S. Manufacturing, Box 487, Lindsay, Ont., K9V 4S5. Attention Gloria Fax 705-324- 6482. Phone: 705-324-3762. E-mail gloriafftmanxom. 1 Hospital Medical Dental BUSY OSHAWA office looking for a Dental Assistant to in- clude evenings and wee- kends. Full time position. Reply: ROW, P.O. Box 481, 865 Farewell St., Oshawa, Ont. 1_111 r15. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST for busy cheerful east Markham office. Experienced preferred. Part time. Computer skills. Fax short resume to: (905) 294-5324. PHARMACIST required for professional building in Osha- wa. Excellent benefits and re- muneration with good com- munication and patient care skills. Call Syd 905-420-7335 or Fax resume: 905-420-7342 Hospital Medical Hospital Medical 1 Dental 1 Dental RECEPTIONIST AND/OR Of- fice Manager. Full time, Whit- by. A FULL TIME ST send resumes to DENTAL STAFF, 10 Rodda Blvd. Unit PHARMACIST/MANAGER Aq Srarhnrnunh DN M1 E 2Z6 is required for Lovell Drugs in Oshawa The successful candidate must possess the following: excellent communication skills, interest in diabetes care and pharmaceutical care, be informed and updated. Previous management experience is an asset. We offer a competitive salary and benefit package and a professional work environment. Please reply in confidence to: Ritawinn@lovelldrugs.com or fax 905-723-2276 Due to the restructuring of our Resident Care Services Department we are seeking candidates for FULL TIME and PART TIME R.N.'s AND R.P.N.'s Experience In L.T.C. and computer literacy an asset FAX resume to: Director of Resident Care Sunnycrest Nursing Homes Limited (905) 576-4712 Skilled Skilled Help Hel 4TH OR 5TH APPRENTICE AUTO BODY PERSON. Ex- ELECTRICIAN required. Ex- perienced, steady worker, perlence in new homes and large clean shop, benefits. Up residential Apply in person to $27.00 per hour. Crangle's with resume: Townsend, 767 Collision, 51 Bathurst St., Tor- Simcoe St. S., Oshawa or fax onto. 416 504 4000. mT,mn. gnX;A71-a7AA AZ DRIVER wanted, good pay. 70% dedicated runs, one year experience, clean abstract. Call Ron 905-428-6683 or leave message. CLASS A MECHANIC. Must be good at diagnostics. (905)706-3894 R ENCEDYLIST&NTICEed full trendyn inring.2005 FRAMING crew required. Whitby. Year round work. Af- ter 6 pm 905-242-4432: LICENSED MECHANIC needed with a minimum 5 yrs. ex- perience. Fax resume to: Richmond Auto Service 576- 1996. The remaining stock from the Liquidation Centre has been -moved to McLean Auction at 890 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby near Garrard Rd. We are clearing at reduced prices all Inventory, in- cluding tables & chairs, diningroom suites, bedroom suites, box spring & mattresses, curio cabinets, oc- casional tables, glider rockers, separate chairs, en- tertainment units, odd chairs, buffet & hutch, solid oak tables, stacking tables, console tables, video cabinets, plus many other articles. No reasonable offer refused. Come look. Good qualiq. furniture. Open Thurs. till Sat. 10 am till 6 p.m. Sun. 11 to 5 p.m. McLean Auctions' 905-720-0560 or 905-685-3291 MATTRESS SALE at McLean Auctions 890 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby. We are clearing good quality mattresses at greatly reduced prices. 905-720-0560 or 905-686-3291 F E -CHRISTMAS SALE ues Make Unique Gift Ideas!! Sat. (10 - 5), Sun. (11- 5) er, Secretary Desks, dressers, ma - walnut dining room sets, buffets, tand, tables, chairs, Royal Doulton crystal, china, crocks, tools and tibles!! dreds of Gift Ideas under $75. op early for Best Selection. void the Mall Crowds This eekend, Come and VisitAntique Discoveries 8 Old Kingston Rd. Ajax Highway #2 near Church) (905)683-8243 JVC DOLBY DIGITAL 5.1 sur- round sound home theatre rim' Firewoodsystem; 500 digital packages must go; System includes re- KOZY HEAT FIREWOOD, ex- ceiver, DVD and CD player, 5 cellent very best quality hard- speakers, for complete 5.1 wood, guaranteed extra long surround for only $957. Super time fully seasoned, (ready to digdine high end JVC tuners, burn) cut & split Honest amplifiers, CD players, cas- measurement, free delivery, sette decks, turntables, siggnal 905-753-2246. processors, VCRs, DVD play- ers, televisions. 90 day laya- ABSOLUTELY THE BEST - top way. Oshawa Stereo 579 - quality seasoned hardwood. nugz Serving Pickering, Ajax, Whit- by and Oshawa. Call DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-5278 APPLEWOOD, Burn the best! 1 year old. $210 bush cord, $80 face cord, 16' Cut and split, honest measurement D r tl 905 987-4563 or tmurllUNlal/IntUlwa ewere . ( ) SECRETARY - for busy office 905-242-6141. Newcastle in Whitby. Fax 905-668-8778 FREE FIREWOOD - Broken 1 Daycare woodskids and pallets Free Wanted delivery by tractor trailer load only Oshawa Whdby area MOTHER'S -HELPER needed only, 6 loads left. 905-434- for 1-2 hours everyday. Some 0392. (snp) housework and babysitting• LAKERIDGE FARM FIRE - Please call (905) 831-8502, WOOD,the best quality wood, Starting ASAP. seasoned cut/ split/ delivered. Daycare Discount for pickup. Volume • Available discount. Serving Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Cour- AFFORDABLE daycare. Steps tice. Call anytime 905 -427 - to Glengrove P.S. On St. An- 1734 thonyDaniels bus route. ROKA FIREWOOD - 4&12%targe fenced backyard & $69 - 4x8x16' $75. Locally playroom. Outings/crafts. owned &operated since 1961. Snacks/lunch. Experienced Das 705-2erated 1 toll free mother of 2 Call Debbie 905 from Oshawa or Evenings 839-7237 434.6665. ANTIQUE DININUHUUM Su- ite, magonany, table with 3 leaves, sideboard, china cabi- net, 6 chairs. Asking $2,000. Two - Indian hand knotted area rugs. Call (905)668-1160. APPLIANCES: refrigerator 2 - door frost free, deluxe stove, matching heavy duty washer & dryer $675/all will separate. Also Kenmore washer used 2 years $250. Pickering (905) 767-6598. BEANIE BABIES - Libearty the American Bear, Mint with Rarer 3rd Generation Tush Tag and Mint 4th Generation Hang Tag, $400.; U.S.A. Bear American Exclusive, Mint with Mint Tags $65; Maple Canada Bear Mint, with Mint Tags $175; Chinook Bear Mint with Mint Tags $140. Fur coat, 3/4 length, Silver Fox, sae 10-12, excellent condition $325. Trish Romance Print, 'The Conservatory' unframed, signed with certificate $550. Best offers on all items. Email: whitbygal@hot- mail.com txriNltNGtU WIMP - Y/ T P/r, infants to 10 yrs. Hwy 82/Ritchie, Ajax. Crafts, sto- SEASONED BED QUEEN. Black iron ca- nopy orthopedic mattress/box. Cost $1,200. ries, songs & snacks. Refer- ences & receipts. Call There- FIREWOOD Available. Never used. Sacrifice $525. Can deliver. sa (905)683-1556. EXPERIENCED, LOVING Face cords, (416)497-5470. BEDROOM SET, 8pce cherry - mother wants to care for your pick up loads, wood. Bed, chest, tri -dresser, children, full/part time. Har -bush wood/40.1 Near Lord Elgin COfdS. mirror, night stands, dovetail construction. Never opened. P.S., flexible hours, referent- Dave In boxes. Cost $9000, Sacn- lice $3500.416-748-3993 es. Call Donna 619-2344 1 905-83177055. SALE & HARD - MAPLERIDGE Mother, 9 years experience, first aid/ CPR, non-smoking, no pets, 1 Bargain CARPETS WOOD FLOORING: carpet 3 rooms from $339. (30 sq. yd.) receipts, hot meals, TLC, af- fordable 837-2042. Corner Includes: carpet, premium pad and installation. Free ANTIQUE 7 PC. TEAK dining estimates, carpet repairs. PICKERING Beach / Rollo: PICK IN care; c months to 9 Y 12 years. Daily outings room set, needs some TLC, Serving Durham and sur - asking $300 obo. 420-8107 rounding area. Credit Cards A ­.rod rail cam qnF-AAR. Cfencid backyard and park). WHIRLPOOL washer & dryer, "' '"" rafts, story time, music, nu- $350, GE dryer $150, call 428- 1772' in. tious meals & snacks. First 7483 CARPET AND VINYL SALE - Aid, C.P.R. certified. Non- Ankles Carpet three rooms, 30 square smoking, receipts. 905-428. 1 for Sale yards, from $339 installed. I LICENSED PLC technician re- 1244. will discount your best quote quired for one f Canada's ROTHERGLEN Road South. LEATHER JACKETS, up to 11 up to 10%. New colors and ction leading manufacturers of Lunch & snacks -provided, 2 price, leather purses from guaraanteed.stoC lleMiketfora your sawmill machinery. Experi- huge backyard, furnished $9.99, luggage from $19.99, free estimate, 905-431-4040 ence required in servicing and dooroo activities, ities lots of field indoor/out- triips. Entire Stock fs from Clearance $Sale! COMPLETE CAR STEREO troubleshooting Allen Bradley CPR/First aid. References Family Leather, 5 Points Mall system for sale. Cali 905 -428 - PLC systems, both in-house available. Sue 428-8599. Oshawa. 905-728-9830 or 2307 after p.m.(snp) and on-site. Some traveling (416)439-1177 Scarborough required. If you are a licensed WEST INDIAN HOME, baby- COMPUTER Specials, Penti- electrician with related ex- sitter available Monday -Sat- CARPETS - lots of carpet, um internet starter system perlence send resume in con- urday, full or part-time. Call100% nylon, new stain re- $299 Pentium laptop $599, lease carpets on hand, I will loaded 60OMHZ with 17' fidence to: T.S. Manufacturing, (905)428-9752. monitor $998 New color print - Box 487, Lindsay, Ont., K9V carpet 3 rooms, $349. Price er $59. We love doing up - 4S5. Attn: Gloria. Fax 705- WHITE'S RD/ HWY 2 - ECE includes carpet, premium pad, grades and difficult repairs. 15 324-6482. No phone calls. E- Mother of one. 7 years ex- expert installation, fast deliv- years experience: Call all lodaf44tsman.com. perience. Loves children, 2 ery, free estimates (30 yards). (905)655-3661. ears & up Fun activities Hot Norman 686-2314 PERMANENT PART-TIMEIrene -Heals. Fenced yard. Full-time. CONTENTS SALE - elegant (905)837 0315. Al SIDES OF BEEF; $2.19 Ib., living room suite $1,400., sec- cut, wrapped & frozen, retary desk, framed prints, BOOKKEEPER/custom SECRETARY MW_ Business to No growth hormones, sides & chairs, dressers, beds, crys- ailable, freedeliv- Business quartersaFarm required Mon -Fri , tal, china, many other items. ery.y63 Farm Telephone 655-8951 1 Oam - 3pm. - RESTAURANT and Building with living accommodations in Ira VENDING MACHINES - me- FRECASINO-Make $10,000 Must have working knowledge of quick growing community. Turn -key chanical, snack/pop. In ex- P monthly. w. operation. $169,500. FLOWER cellent working condition. sunsotttechnologies.com books, Including inventory,A/R A/P. SHOP for sale business only. Best offer. Call 1-905-855- or 1-800-368-8120. 3359. Includes all equipment and BEANIES, black rattan set, Fax resume to Jensen's 1988 Dodge Van and reason- 9PC DININGROOM set, light coffee/end tables, computer, able rent in expanding Vil- cherry wood, 8 years old, fibre glass boat-14ft., antique $550. Executive desk 72', bow ]age. $44,900. Call Janice dresser, 3/4 spindle bed, 5 - (905)430-2208 No Phone Calls Please front, brand new, cherrywood Parish Sutton Group Dynamic $P99. Old comics best offer. windsor chairs, golf clubs, 1-888-226-2230. (905)430-3076 brass boiler. 905-665-8839. WAd 63S-i(6lE AAX VMIAINaNIZANS AD1c1eRTIStFl�NOVEIdI815K 174,2900 Vigil UtvDht' hd ftnehfrietlW%WdurNahiineivsinet Christmas Christmas Trees Trees Automobiles Automobiles 1 1 for Sale 1 1 for Sak utomobiles 1 1 for Sale utom� Automobiles 1 1 for Sale 1 1 for Sale Automobiles 1 1 for Sale D YOUR NEXT USED VEHICLE AT: 1980 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX, 1991 EAGLE TALON 5 speed, (Classic), 'A Gem", fully load- power locks, power mirror, ed. Asking $12,000. After 8 power windows, air, certified 1996 PONTIAC SUNFIRE, write, auto, air, tilt, cruise, 150,000 kms, excellent con - y C/eitiose & Cut FRASER FIR 7durhamwheelsilicom p.m. or weekends 905-985- emission tested. Great on 4301 gas $5500 O.B.O.Must sell 431-9252. 1983 CHEV 1/2 TON, 305 VS dition, $6,900 OBO. Call 905- 885-6863 1997 Chrysler Intrepid ES, teal �• T �� 400 tranny, dual exhaust, new 1991 ISUZU Impulse 4. cyl., Reese hitch. $1000 as is. Call automatic, power windows, blue 94,000 kms, fully loaded, immaculate, safety and emis- 905-473-3410 905-852-6923 Greg. snp am/fm cassette, 2 door hatch- back. Very clean, emission/ sion tested. Asking $12,500. Call 728-9815. (snp) WAGON RIDES•CRAjFTS•SNAC" i 1 Lost & Found • 1 Pets/Suppliesl Boarding 1983 Buick Regal from B.C. Exc. condition, paint's faded, 1986 Firebird, B/offer. 1972 Chev 1/2 -ton B/offer. 10" radio safety. $2600. (905)579-0804 Aurora Rd A Durkmn Rd 30 LOST, BLACK CAT white tum -my DOG SITTER NEEDED. West- blacko of $1200 firm. Will pass emis- sion and safety without too arm saw, $150 Rally rims & 1991 PONTIAC TEMPEST, tires. 905-432-3421 225,000 kims. Easily certified. WE FINANCE Open weekends 9:00 ta.ln.- 4:00 In. MIR papaws, pads bottom s yvery area. sociMloves i people, much trouble. 905-434-0392 (snp) is, asking $1300. or bestFIRINIMMMM111119 1888 Jeep Cherokee, excel -offer, offer, call 905 427-4912. EVERYONE 171bs, 2yrs old. Answers to'Jazz" Would prefer someone with at Mau Cres (Dixielfinch area). least one dog already. 416 ry ) ( ' lent cond., 4 new tires + last CADILLAC BROUGHAM; year change of engine & ror First time bu - y • 1 Arts & Crafts • 1 Arts &Crafts 5 REWARD. (90 )420-6717 271-7994 or (416) 817-5587 NEED in a diator, $2900. 905-428-0371 or in excellent condition, only 416-895-5291. 66,000 kms., luxurious interi- erS, bankrupt, bad Fantastic Indoor Christmas Gift & Craft Sale PetslSu Ilesl • 1 pp FREE TO A GOOD HOME - 2 Boardin adult male cats, one black and ice blue i A CAR ■ or, fully loaded, blue exterior, 1990 Chrysler New Yorker, a well maintained car, private Credit, no credit. You 502 Lightfoot Place, Sat & Sun 9:30-2:30pm pp GOLDEN RETRIEVER 2 YEARS white, other white with eyes. Both neutered, excellent old. -Neutered & all shots. with children. Must go as a Looking for home. Call $699 Down 200,000 km, $1500 as is obo. sale, asking $12,950 OBO. Call 434-0392. (snp) Call 705-939-2556. ( P) Work? YOU drive! Lots of Great deals, Many items at wholesale prices! a good pair. Please call 905-576-5536 905-579-3066. Aner6p.m. (sip) GERMAN Sheppard puppies Automobiles LOW as )<9If+1110 Credit No 1992 Y.W. Passat, auto, 4 dr, 1990 NISSAN PULSAR NX sunroof, 270,000 km, $3000 119,000km, excellent condi tion, $4500 O.B.O. Call 905- as Is obo. In great shape, will choice. Down or Trade may be pure bred, registered, ready to 1 1 for Sale683-6552. Problem easily pass certification and emission test. Call 434-0392 required. ECK YOUR HAILS go. Call Casey evenings (905)743-0995, leave message. 1981 CADILLAC SEVILLE 9e90/� 1990 TEMPO 171k $1,995; (snp) SPECIAL 26th Annual Christmas Bazaar YORKSHIRE TERRIER - Fe- rust -coloured with beige in- male, 9 weeks old. Registered terior. 4 dr, exterior in excel- lent condition, good, clean in- -866-340-5559 1990 Jeep Cherokee 4x4 1993 Chev. Cavalier, 4 dr. $3,295; 1992 Pontiac Grand auto, am/fm cass„ ps, ph, $2,695. All in 228,000 km, runs great very FINANCE DEPARTMENT & Craft Show (papers). Microchi ed, de- wormed tail & dew claws re- oer or Calls(90e se n. $1000 moved. First shots. Asking DRIVE TODALL Y? Prix excellent , condition. Certified/emission little rust, easily certifiable, tested. (905)683-7301 or pass emission. $3500 SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 $800. Call (905)686-4917. leave msg.snp. (905)428-1879 after 6 pm obo. 905-434-0392 (snp) Sat., Nov. 25, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Christmas Crafts Gingerbread Table, . e 1 Worship a . 1 Worship services Services e . 1 Worship Services e . 1 Worship a . 1 Worship services services e . 1 Worship services er. Single sofa chair. All in ex- cellent condition. Dave 721- Country Store, Hot Lunch, Baking Boos Table, Poinsettias, SilentAuction��ry HARDWOOD FLOORING FOR Children's Room Videos &Face Painting , Y € " ,,. 3 from $1.99/sq.ft.; prefinished and much more! I from $2:99/sq.ft. Also, refin s ishing old floors & sanding DUNBARTON-FAERPoRT needs. Showroom: Kendal - wood Plaza 1801 Dundas »" E., Whitby 905-433-921818 UNITED CHURCH OSHAWA HARDWOOD 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering FLOORS LTD. g LIKE NEW 9 pc. oak dining (Hwy. #2 & Dixie Rd.) room, $2600. Walnut wall unit, " $650. Sofa, love seat, wing 839-7271 chair with ottoman, $1500. can FREE ADMISSION. M 905-420-2353, after 5.a t s< MICROWAVE $30., Dressers, 1 Articles for Articles 's r $50, kitchen table & chairs �� 1 Wanted $50, wall unit $65, sofa & SOLID PECAN diningroom a° chair $225, antique balloon suite, oval table w/4 chairs, ANTIQUES?Absolutelyl Ad - back sofa (1 880 s) mint china cabinet, pale grey sofa, vice- always valuable, usually $1,795, Antique 9pe mahoga- chair, loveseat, wood/glass free! Purchasing outright, es Y ny bedroom suite with large end tables, plus more Ajax tates w/some antique cont armoire $3,495, Queen Anne 905-427-0261, Must sell. ents, (no limit to value con- ) f� cherry table & 8 chairs i si rt, qu collections single any $1,295, office desk $45, pine SOLID RED OAK TABLE 60° sort quantities or single an- �� sofa $295, microwave stand long, 2 leaves, natural finish, $40, coffee & end tables $40, single pedestal, looks brand tique items. Special interest m Moomroft pottery. I'll try to re - bedroom Suite $225, antique new, recently refinished. $750 spond to all queries: Robert x� 6' dressingmirror $695, stove o.b.o. Call (416)283-9969 z ( ) Bowen Antiques Brooklin,•'' $65; antique chair $195; an- leave message. Ontario. (905)655-8049 or sz t1dining room suite .$1,,3395; many other items. TABLE, HUTCH, 6 chairs, (905)242-0890. Bowmanviile (905)697-3532. suitable for kitchen or dinings area. Traditional style. Pine.Get MOVING SALE -7 piece pine Like new. (905)427-1822 dining room suite $1000;or SH .1 r kitchen table + 2 chairs $70; PINE/OAK FURNITURE..Our oak dresser $250; secretary's Mission Furniture is on the We pay up to desk $400. Leave message floor .... Come and see the J f 905-420-6175 Style that has turned the Fur- $8 per disc! NAPOLEON airtight stove, niture World upside down..En- Dojo Vu Dims ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN glass front, $200 obo; Cones- tertainment units, Home of- 35 Church St. N. toga airtight stove, great for fice, Dining Room, Kitchen, Bayly, w. of Harwood shop $75 obo; Beaumark en PICKERING VILLAGE - 683-7311 ergy-saver portable dish and Bedroom Furniture -Don't (905) 427 7613 Bible Stud - 9.15 a.m. washer $150 obo; propane forget... Traditional Woodwork- FISHING LURES - I pay top Y cook stove $100 obo. Also ing Is the leading manufactur- prices for old lures, reels, Sunday Family Worship - 10:30 a.m. shavings by the large bag er of custom built SOLID rods, creels, lure boxes, and Sunday School - Supervised Nursery $150. 905-852-9651. WOOD Entertainment Centres tackle catalogues. Please call Dr. Everett Briard - Interim Minister PERFECT RIG for going south and Home Office in the Dur- Al Dobson 905-985-1180. Caribou camper plus 94 ham Region..... Bring your OLD JUKEBOXES WANTED, L EVERYONRWELCOME Dodge heavy duty Cummins ideas/plans and let us turn any condition, will pay cash. diesel pickup. New cost them into reality..... Drop in Telephone (905) 721-2364, $85,000 sell both for $35,000. and see out State of the Art cell (905) 261-3078. St. Isaac Joques Catholic Church Call (905)985-8227 woodworking facility and let 1148 Finch Avenue, PIANO TECHNICIAN available us show you how fine furniture WANTED for tuning, repairs, & pre-pur is made 'There is No sub Pickering L1V 1J6 chase consultation on all stitute for Quality"...Traditional makes & models of acoustic woodworking... 115 North Port Leaf Tickets (905) 831-3353 pianos. Reconditioned Heintr- Road (S. off Reach Rd.) Port man, Yamaha, Mason & Will pay up to SUNDAY LITURGY Risch, & other grand or Perry 905-985-8774... www. upright pianos for sale, start- traditionalwoodworking.on.ca Saturday Vigil 4:30 p.m. ing at $995. Get ready for fall , faCC V[[lll8. Sunday Morning lessons now! Check out the s sheds 8' Quality wooden web at www.barbhall.com or sheds 8' X B' barn kit, only Call Bruce 8:30, 10:00, 11:30 a.m. call Barb at 905-427-7631. sizes' and styles �aavai able. other 905-579-4400 Visa, MC, Amex. Also garages and decks. 761 En:t. 2207 Sunday Evening 7 30 p m PIANOS & GRANDFATHER McKay Rd. Unit 3, Pickering. .nw ti CLOCKS. Sale now on all Ro- For more info. call 905-619- WANTED - 8MM Video cam land digital pianos and Sa- 2093• corder, prefer Sony, reason- OMAX mick acoustic pianos. Large able priced, good condition. selections of used pianos. Not WEDDING DRESS - Size 14- Call 905-434-0392 (snp) sure if your kids will stick with 16 $1,000; First Communion dress girls size 8-10 $200. a 1 Arts & New Testament Church of God lessons, try our rent to own. Best offer. (905)839-8992. Crafts PENTECOSTAL 100% of all rental payments apply. Order clocks for WHEELCHAIR, unicare com- CRAFTERS WANTED at "The 95 MaGiII Dr., McLean Community Centre Christmas. Call TELEP PIANO pact, $175., single bed, ad- Gift & Craft Showplace" locat- y (905) 433-1491. justable electric with mas- ed in the Courtice Flea Mar- Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. www.TelepPiano.com sage pocket coil/pillow top, ket, 4 km. east of Oshawa PLAY STATION 2 - 1 console, cordless remote control (approx. 6000 people attend- Worship Service - 11:00 a.m. 1 controller, PS2 memory $1,000., white epoxy coated ing each weekend). Let us Rev. Christie Pastor card & 3 games, also plays grab bar for bath tub, $25., show & sell your crafts direct- DVD's & CD's. Makes a great over bed able $50. Telephone ly to the public. You do not (905) 686-7040 * (905) 434-2716 Christmas gift. $1500. Call (905) 837-3226. have to be there. There is NO Shane (705)878-4121.snp 6 month contract. Rent starts SCRATCH AND DENT - Varie. at $24/month. Call 905-436 POOL TABLES. 8' and 9' slate ty of new appliances, New 4 1024. AMBERLEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH billiard tables for sale. Call 'cu. ft. danby bar fridges $199, Computer The Family Church 905-420-0113. Full manufacturers warranty. go linternet 1820 Whites Rd. N., Pickering PULL-OUT couch $50. Call Reconditioned fridges $195 / 839-1383 Rev. Dr. Morley Mitchell 905-852-1481 (snp) up, reconditioned ranges P.C. TEK COMPUTERS - We $125/ up, reconditioned dry- have better prices on laptops, RENT TO OWN new and re desktops and on the site conditioned appliances, and ers $125 / up, reconditioned service repair. Please. Call Sunday Service 0 11:00 a.m. new TV's. Full warranty. Pad- washers $199 / up, new and (905) 837-1330 with Sunday School & dy's Market, 905-263-8369 or reconditioned coin operated 1-800-798-5502. washers and dryers at low • 1 Lost & Supervised Nursery ROTO TILLER 10" Radial Arm prices. New brand name • Found SPECIAL DATES: fridges $480 and up, new 30' Saw, Compressor, Steel ranges with clock and window LOST -one 14 karat tables di- Sat. NOV. 25 0 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 Beams, Colonial Zenith TV, Air amond ring. Fifteen diamonds. - Spirit of Christmas Bazaar Conditioner, Arc Welder, A. $430. Reconditioned 24' rang- Very sentimental value. Re- P QHA Stallion, 4 -year-old, In- es and 24' frost free fridges ward $500. Please call 905- Sun. Nov. 26 @ 11:00 a.m. dustrial Wood Stove, Stoves, now available. Wide selection 725-6952 or 242-8623. (snp) - Communion service Doors, Windows, Etc. of other new and reconditioned LGST 2 SILVER diamond Sun. Dec. 3 @ 11:00 a.m. (905)725 7493 sip appliances. Coil us today, rings, on Saturday Nov.18 , at SATELLITE MINI DISH spe- Stephenson's Appliances, S. entrance of The Bay P.T.C., - Moderator Rev. Glen Davis visits cial, $99 after rebate. 60 plus Sales, Service, Parts. 154 reward, sentimental value, Sun. Dec. 17 0 7:00 p.m. chamrets, $14.99, 15 years Bruce St. Oshawa. (905)576- call 905-427-4079. _Christmas concert experience (905) 655-3661 7448. 4. ,IMF TAatl b i 1 � ft}� <4UWIOE Revivaltime Tabernacle Durham A Family Oriented Community Church. The Church That Love is Building and Where Miracles are Happening 550 Kingston Rd., Pickering mev. ur. i'iz "Nn-g.-Aualey J ames Founders/Overseers/Sr. Pastors OPEN INVITATION TO ALL THE FORMER MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF REVIVALTIME TABERNACLE DURHAM We the members of Revivaltime Tabernacle would like to extend a special invitation to you to join us for our 11:00 am and 6:30 pm Worship Services. Under the leadership of Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Audley N. James we are experiencing a season of renewal, revival, restoration and regeneration by the Holy Spirit. God is again doing a mighty work at Revivaltime Tabernacle Durham. We are inviting you to be a part of this mighty move of God as we spread the Gospel throughout the region of Durham. Please feel free to join us at any time. You will be truly blessed! COMING SUNDAY DECEMBER 3, 2000, 7:00 P.M. AN OLD TIME REVIVAL GOSPEL EXPLOSION WITH GERRY THOMPSON & FRIENDS IN CONCERT WEEKLY ACTIVITIES: Sunday 10:00AM Sunday School (All ages) Monday 7:30PM Prayer Meeting 11:00AM Worship Service Wednesday 7:30PM Bible Study 6:30PM Evening Praise & Worship Friday. 7:30PM Youth Group If we could be of anv assistance to vou. Dlease call us at 905-837-7791 sees �ee,�ueer� D� l5 acd Z�ece�rcGr�c 22 076 4wvetre" e,.4& fi6aew ae 1 90683-070? /\ Visit �Us �On the Internet; vAvv4durhamnews rm THE AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTMER,'NOVEMBER.24,�2000-PAGE 33 Trucksz partmerrtm ds for z Apaents for Apartments for Houses for z Houses for Rooms for RaMoney to Lend Morley to Lend 1 For Salo 1 1 Rent 1 1 Rent EM Rent off Rent 1 Rent 1 Rent *STOP EVERY DAY IS PAYDAY WHEN YOU NEED CASH! We hold your personal cheque 'til payday NO CREDIT CHECKS! 3 1 O -CASH OSHAWA LOCATION CALL NOW! NOW OPEN M 1 Mortgages, 1 Mortgages, Insurance Insurance MORTGAGES AND LOANS 1st & 2nd to 95%0 - Purchase / refinance - Your bank said No - No Income - Poor Credit Funds availablewith home equity. Competitive rates. Consult an experienced broker instead of shopping. *No up front costs Ask for Sylvia Jules 905-686-2557 or Evgs & Wkends 905-430-8429 • 1 Legal Notices • 1 Legal Notices All claims against the estate of Pearl Dorothy May Venman, late of the Town of Ajax, who died on or about the 31st day of August, 2000, must be filed with the undersigned personal representative on or before the 11th day of December, 2000 after which date the estate will be distributed having regard only to the claims of which the Estate Trustee shall have notice. DATED at Ajax, this 8th day of November, 2000. BRENT VENMAN and WADE VENMAN Estate Trustees With A Will by: PARISH & BLOODWORTH Barristers & Solicitors 36 Harwood Avenue South Ajax, Ontario US 2B6 620 620 INVITATION TO BID Bids for services listed below address to: The Distribution Manager News Advertiser 130 Commercial Avenue Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15 Will be recieved until 5p.m., December 15, 2000. Contract commencing January 2, 2001. Work consists of counting or inserting, bundling and dropping off papers, flyers,' catalogues and other products to 'specific locations in the Pickering area. Delivery to be completed. within 3 hrs. after receiving final product. Information packages available at: 130 Commercial Ave. Ask forPickering area - Bid # 1 Lowest or any bids not necessarily accepted. 300 300 ° Need a Car? . ' And Your Credit Repaired? No Credit, Bad Credit or even Bankrupt Phone Mel today . BROCK AUTO (905) 619-8763 93 LUMINA 4 door, V6 au- tomatic, air cond., power locks, fully maintained gov't 1 Automobiles e car, safety & emissionsWannt $3995. Oshawa dealer. 718- CASH FOR CARS! We buy. 1808. Murray. used vehicles Vehicles must V.07cCL7 i 810 EXTEND -A -CAB 4x4 Good shape, 4 speed Manual, 31 inch tire on rims. Stock tires, rims, matching high 'cap also included. $2000. Call Justin 725-9116. Leave message be in running condition. Call 427-2415 or come to 479 Bayly St. East, Ajax at MUR- AD AUTO SALES. A& A AUTO Cars, trucks, boats. We pay up to $10,000. Cash on the spot. Any condition, any.year. Call us anytime, 24 hours, 7 days,_ 30 min. service. 905-686-0605 or 905-706-3880. trucks. $1004500. range. Running or not, but not too rusty. Call 905-434.0392 (snp) WANTED - VW BEETLE, dead or alive, or for parts. Call 905- 434-0392 (snp) 1993 CHEVY 1/2 ton, V8, reg- ular cab, good condition, $7900 will certify. 174,000kms.(905)404-2605. 1 Vans/ 4 Wheel Drive 1989 GRAND CARAVAN, a/c, loaded, good condition, only 75,800 original km, 7 pas- senger, certified and e -tested $905) 433-7882st offer. Call 1992 SAFARI VAN, 8 pas- senger, air, ps, pb, 188,000 km, white with red interior, trailer hitch, $5000 certified & emission tested. 434-0392 (snp) 1996 FORD 4X4 XL pickup, side-step, chrome running boards. $12,500 perfect con- dition. Call Andy 905-655- 1166 or 905-440-6588 1997 FORD EXPLORER XL 4x4: Only 71,000 km, power group, excenent condition, pewter colour. $16,900 o.b.o. (905)721-0830 2000 CHEVROLET turbo die- sel, 4 wheel drive, crew cab, dually with 4ft box, every op- tion, black w/grey leather in- terior, 9,000k, never worked, $39,9QO.(905)623-7990. 1 Trailers MOBILE HOME 12160' new windows, doors, insulation & siding in 1998. 2 bedroom. Has to be moved from Lind- say location. $25,000. 905- 697-0095 STORAGE TRAILERS for sale or rent and looking to buy. We can set them level with the ground. Makes a great work- shop. 430-7693(snp) 1 Snowmobiles 1991 POLARIS CLASSIC 500 long track, 2 up(backrest) electric start, liquid cooled, low mileage(3500), serviced, ready to go, $2750. Call 905- 837-1836 1995 POLARIS INDY LITE 340 hand/thumb warmers; ski skins, carbides, cover, sad- dlebags. Asking $2,300. 1989 YAMAHA PHAZER 485 hand/ thumb warmers, ski skins, car- bide cover $1900. Both in excel- lent condition. 705-953-9748. LUXURY 1-BDRM new upper. Overlooking big ravine with water, very private on elegant estate on Westney Rd/Hwy 7, Oak eat -in kitchen, carpet, 8ft windows with blinds, garden, storage. Available Dec. 1st. $850+30% utilities. (905)649- 5134. OSHAWA, 2 BEDROOM APT available from mid-Decem- ber. Electric heat, washer/dry- er each floor. Very quiet, ex- . clusive, adult building. No pets. 905-579-9016. 2 BEDROOM APT. in adult building near Oshawa Centre. Fridge stove, parking, laundry fac., $760/mo. inclusive. First/ last, references. Avail. Jan. 1st. (905)404-9167 or (905)579-6291. 2-BDRM basement apt for rent, separate entrance, eat - in -kitchen, no pets allowed, available Dec.'15th, $675/mo, 426-1577 leave name & number AJAX - Bachelor basement apartment. Available Jan 1, 2001. Separate entrance, dri- veway,close to Go/Ajax Tran- sit. No smoking/pets. Lease, references. 1st /last. $535/ ruo nth ly. 905-686-3353. AJAX, BEAUTIFUL 1 -bedroom basement apartment, Maple kitchen & neutral decor throughout, suits mature prof, non-smoker, separate en- trance, parking'. $700/month inclusive. Available Dec. 1st. Call 905-426-6795. . AJAX, 2 -bedroom basement apartment. Oshawa, 2 -bed- room apartment in small building. Close to all ameni- ties. Laundry, parking. Call (905)686-8905 AN EXTRA LARGE one bed- room/immediate-Whitby. Sat- in kitchen, 4pc bath, c/air, laundry available, appliances included, parking, private en- trance, backyard. Non- smoker. No pets. $700. 432- 7997 BASEMENT apartment for single female . preferred. Whites/Strouds Lane. No smoking/pets. $600/monthly. 1st & last. Avail. Dec 1st. Call 905-421-8753 BRAND NEW bachelor apart- ment, bright. 1 parking. No smoking, no pets. Available immediately Brock/Finch CENTRAL OSHAWA, large 2 - bed. Nov. 1st & Jan. list $785/mo., in well-maintained building, close to all amenities. PLEASE CALL (905) 723-0977 9 a.m.- 6p.m. COURTICE - large one bedroom clean, bright, very spacious, 4 appliances, packing, prefer quiet, mature non smoking $725 inclu- sive (905) 576-3830 GOLFER'S DELIGHT overlook Deer Creek Golf Course from this fabulous ground floor suite. Huge livingroom w/cathedral ceilings, large master bedroom w/walkout. Spacious eat -in kitchen - opens onto terrace. Fabulous home, prestig!ous area. $1500/month rental. Please call Mona Young, Sutton Group Heritage(905)831-9500 or 905 619-9500 HUGE 3 BDRM 2 storey, steps to GO station, @ Slmcoe St Modern kitchen & decor. Rent to own. Bye-bye landlord. Watch your $$$ grow! 905.438.9659 storage, $650/month inclusive. No smoking or pets. First, last, references. (905)579-7591. OSHAWA, 2 bedroom apt., quiet, clean, close to down- town. $700. per month. Utili- ties inclusive, cable, first & last and ref. call 905-432- 8159. PICKERING EXECUTIVE HOME, new basement apart- ment, parking, all inclusive, working person. Call (905)420-8376. NEWLY RENOVATED large bachelor apt. in house. Full bath, kitchen, and living room. Utilities incl. $725/mo. First/ last. Non smoker. 905-420- 7347 or 416-574-0233. PICKERING, Brock/Major Oaks, gorgeous new bright 2 - bedroom basement apart- OSHAWA Quiet building near shopping, transpportation. Util- ities included. Simcoe/M!II 2 bedroom avail immediately, $779, 3 bedroom Dec. Ist. $989. (905)436-7686 until 7:30pm. SPACIOUS well-maintained 2 bedroom apts. Avail. at 900 and 888 Glen St. Some with walk-in closets, paint provid- ed. Close to schools, shopping centre, GO Station. Utilities included. Call(905)728-4993. OSHAWA 2 & 3 B/R apts. 280 Wentworth St. West. $740 & $850. Utilities Incl. Close to schools, shopping and 401. Pub- lic Transit right past your door. For appt. call (905)721-8741 TWO BEDROOM apartment in Uxbridge. $800 per month, available December 1st. Call 705-657-3933 for more de- tails. WESTNEY/401 walkout 2 bed- room and one bedroom base- mentapartments, brand new, $800 each all inclusive. 4 bedroom house double ga- rage, family room; living and dining, 2 1/2 washrooms, brand new, laundry, $1,400 plus utilities. Credit checks are a must. Immediate va- cancy. Telephone (905)427- 4787 WHITBY - TWO ' BEDROOM apt. on 2nd floor available Jan. 1st. Well maintained low-rise clean quiet mature building. Appliances, parking, utilities included. Security cameras, laundry fac., balcony. 666- 2450. WHITBY- Walk to Go. Bright 1-bdrm. lower level apt. w/gas fireplace, family home. Laun- dry, cable, a/c. Parking. Sin- gle non-smoker preferred. $650/mo. inclusive. Students welcome. (905)665-9609. WHY rent when you can own your own home for less than you think?!! Call Dave Hay - lock .Sales Rep. Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd. (905) 668-3800 or (90 5) 666- 3211. 1 Houses For Rent MID SO'S YAMAHA 250 near plazas, schools, trans-' ment, separrrate entrance, snowmoincludes bilcoveoo 2 condition, port. (905) 686-3877 or (416) smokinga$850 incy. l first/last. home you! 6' months free! 456 7245 asking $950. FIRM: 436-7833 Dec 1st. (905)426-1109 From $550/month OAC, up to rtmeMs BROCK RD/401, clean, bright, BRIGHT HUGE 2level2 bedroom $6,000 cash back to you, z 11 1 -bedroom basement, sepa $32,000+ family income. For Rent rate entrance. Suitable for sin basement apartment, 12005q/ft, Short of down payment? For gle non-smoker. No pets. All _ new kitchen, fireplace, digital spectacular results Ken Col- l -BEDROOM, Central Osha inclusive. Parking for 1. cable, laundry/ parking/utilities lis, Associate Broker, Cold - Heat, applianc suiet.eaincluded. 4241ab1e Dec 1st. (905)427- Livertlpped. ool$/Hwy#2. Avail Jan 1st. (905)7728Il k9414er Mor 1e877-663al - 1st/last required. $550/month. Gail Z-831-1696 1054 email:kacollis@idirect.com Call 905-668-0565. • 1 Auctions • 1 Auctions • 1 Auctions . 1 Auctions LZIJ FATTENTION AUCTIONEERS!! Our "Auction Package" consists of your ad running weekly in these publications: • Oshawa Whitby This Week • Ajax Pickering News Advertiser • Port Perry This Week • Northumberland News • Uxbridge Tribune • Canadian Statesman One tail does it all!! Phone 576-9335 Fax 579-4218 MATTRESS SALE The remaining stock from the Liquidation Centre at McLean Auctions has been moved to McLean Auction 890 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby. at 890 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby near Garrard Rd. We are clearing good quality We are clearing at reduced prices all inventory, In - mattresses at greatly reduced prices. cluding tables & chairs, diningroom suites, bedroom 905-720-0560 or 905-686-3291 suites, box spring & mattresses, curio cabinets, oc- casional tables, glider rockers, separate chairs, en. Tues. Nov. 28th at 11 A.M. 1351 King St. E. Oshawa, Corner of Townline Rd. Having received instructions from the principals we are selling the Bar that operated as the Brass Rail for the last 16 years and has been closed by the Li- quor Board. The sale will be on bloc at 11 a.m. If not sold en block we will sell piece by piece at approx. 11:30. Their is a complete kitchen, 2 bars, licensed for 154 people plus pool tables etc. , CO Juke box machine, Hobart convection rotisserie oven Model HRO 220, all nearly new. Approx. 5 yr. lease avail- able. Note Time: 11 am. Prime location. Excellent business venture. All equipment in good condition. Viewing Tues. from 10 a.m. Terms Cash, Visa, M/C, Interac. McLean Auction & Liquidation 905-686-3291 or Coll 905-767-1003 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30TH, 6 P.M. GOODWOOD COMMUNITY CENTRE Located at junction of Durham Rd. 21 and Hwy #47 Includes Robert Bateman Limited Edition, S/N, framed, "Midnight / Black Wolf', Audobond Prints, antique spool bed, very large selection of pottery and glass pieces, oak rocking chair, 48 x 60 ornate frame mirror, costume Jewel- lery, antique butter churn, antique wash set, McCoy cookie jar, 7 pc. Royal Ironstone Chi- na, platter set, oak mission desk and rattan table and 4 chairs. Many more items not listed and a large quantity of box lots. Terms - Cash or cheque with I. D. JASON WOODS AUCTIONS (905) 404-0580 tertamment units, odd chairs, buffet & hutch, solid oak tables, stacking tables, console tables, video cabinets, plus many other articles. No reasonable offer refused. Come look. Good quality furniture. Open Thurs. till Sat. 10 a.m till 6 p.m. Sun. 11 to 5 p.m. McLean Auctions 905-720-0560 or 905-686-3291 AUCTION SALE Antiques, Collectables, Furniture & More To be held at CLASSIQUE COUNTRY AUCTIONS Burnham St. N. of the 401 highway on Wed. Nov. 29, 2000 at 11 am with viewing from 9 am day of sale. 161/2 ft square Stern Canoe, Gibbard Dining Table and Chairs, Old Chairs, Rocking Chair, Old Sofa and Chair, Dresser, Head Boards, Some Grease Cans, Findley Capital'I Cook stove, Old Cupboards, Tools, Lamps, Washstands, Sideboard, Washer and Spinner, Pictures, Paintings, Action Figures, Toys, Wicker PCs, China, Glass, and Much, Much More. Owner, Auctioneer Not Responsible For Loss, Injury or Damage While Attending Auction. Sale Conducted by CLASSIQUE COUNTRY AUCTIONS To Consign or For Into Call 1-905-372-1225 or 1-888-633-1050 Antiques &Estates our specialty "Note Starting Time Ilam" SiCk Of Gall your taW,fttart�ie! ' icerassd ftiwltar�irlcs # r �� ` lba4�let64 A ABSOLUTELY ASTOUND- ING 6 months free, then own a house from $600/month o.a.c. Up to $5,000 cash back to you! Require $30,000+family income and good credit. Short of down payment? Call Bill Roka, Sales Rep. today! Re/ Max Spirit (905) 728-1600, 1- 888-732-1600. PICKERING Clean detached 3 bed- room 21/2 baths, single garage large eat -in kitchen built in appliances, newly finished basement, central air/vac. Fenced in yard. Walk to school shops and GO. No smokers, no pets, $1275+/monthly. Available December 1st. (905) 839-9227 (705) 426-9397 3 BDRM bungalow & garage, 2nd Line Brock, scenic coun- try living, all appliances in- cluded. Call Paula (905)763- 1725. 3 BEDROOM OPEN concept immaculate waterfront prop- erty -Port Perry. Ceramic hardwood floors through -out, 2 car garage. Suited for quiet person or couple. No pets/ smoking. 1st/last. Avail. Dec.$2000/monthly. (905)985- 3324. 3 BEDROOM, for rent or rent - to -own, large fenced -yard w/ double -garage, 3 bathrooms, fireplace, hardwood floors, excellent quiet neighbourhood, walk to shopping. $1245/ month+utiliteis. Avail Dec.lst. 905-571-5320 8 ROOMS, Oshawa; now available. Mr. Leroy 576-0111. L-011 Auctions A UNBEATABLE DEAL[ From ALTONA RD./SHEPPARD $500. down, ownyour own furnished room in clean quiet home starting at $69,900 carries adult home for non-smoking for less than rent. OAC. 24 hrs employed person. Share sep. free recorded message 905- kitchen, bathrooms. Refer - 728 -1069 ext 277. Coldwell ences. First/last. 509-2459 Banker RMR Real Estate. Aurelia CLEAN QUIET, furnished Rasanu. rooms kitchen, whirlpool A-1 AREA, HillcrofUWilson, 3- bath; GO, city bus, parking, bedroom detached bungalow, cable, telephone included. Fe - close to bike paths, schools & male preferred. Oshawa. Call park, Fireplace, walkout to large 905-404-0580 deck and private fenced yard. ROOM IN HOUSE, full use in - Main floor only $995 plus utili= ties. Includes parking. Available cluding own bath. Parking, immediately. Ross $425/month,' all utilities inclu. storey, 3 -baths, fenced backyard, Shared near amenities, fridge & stove, 1 no pets, available December 1st. Accommodation $1295 plus utilities, first/last. AAAI -AVAILABLE immediate- ly, newly decorated town- CLAREMONT - Rent a 4-bdrm. house, share with female. bungalow, $975 +. Rent a 2 Seeking professional, re- bdrm apt., $645+or buy a rental sponsible, quiet individual. property & live for free. Call 416- Basement apt., share kitchen. 868-0413 or 905-649-3073. Very reasonable, 1 st/last, Whitby 668-8112 HOUSES FOR RENT in Pickering, Whitby, Ajax, Oshawa, Bowman NORTH AJAX on Farm room vole and surrounding areas. Rent available. Indoor parking, from $800 to $2,000 per month shared bath, fireplace, pool plus utilities. Call Garry Bolen, table, satellite dish, laundry. Sutton Group Status at 905-436- Westney/Taunton area. Must 0990 (must ASK for Jan Van like dogs. $425/monthly. Driel for info and schedulina). Available Now. Call 683-0749. PICKERING, 2 -bedroom house suit working couple. non-smok- er, no pets. $900 plus utilities. Available Dec. 1st. (905)839-7585 SPACIOUS 3 -bedroom semi. 2 storey, quiet N.E. Oshawa. sepa- rate living/diningroom, eat -in - kitchen, appliances, $1,100/mo. plus utilities. first/last., no smok- ers/pets preferred. Available December 1st. Ray 905- 404-1754 WESTNEY/HWY 7, executive 2+ bedroom 2 -storey upper level on country estate. Available imme- diately. $950/monthly plus 1/3 utilities. Call (905)837-8589. MTownhouses For Rent AJAX Executive 3 -bedroom, Brand new walk -out deck, walk- out basement, backing park ravine , walk to shopping and schools, all appliances. Available January 7th. $1700 +includes lawn service and water . 686 0303 LUXURY NEW TOWN home in Whitby, 3 bedroom, 3 bath- rooms, finished basement with gas fireplace, 5 new ap- pliances, air, no pets, refer- ences and credit check, $1,500 per mo. Phone (905) 430-0404 NORTHWEST OSHAWA -Now renting - 3 bdrm. townhomes. $925/month approx. plus utili- ties. Call (905)576-8805. • 1 Auctions ORONO/PONTY POOL area, shared accomadation avail. w/ working professional male, great location. $450/mo. Call 905-983-6298.snp SHARED ACCOMMODATION - $400 per month, single work- ing female preferred,' includes parking, laundry, cable. Ref. required., Call Rebecca week- days 1-808-667-4656 or mes- sage (905)720-2711. nI"Condominiums For Rent 3 BEDROOM condo, air con- ditioned, neat & clean, avail- able immed. Call 416-414- 9125. AJAX - 2 bdrm with fireplace, We location, would suit a re- tired person; non-smoker pre- ferred. $950 pincludeslus utilities. No Jets,an. 1st (416)281-1331. Avail TWO BEDROOM DELUXE condo in collingwood from December 10th - 17th (1 week).. Includes fireplace, whirlpool, use of swimming pool and hot tub. Only $500 per week. Sleeps B. Call (416) 635-6395. 1 Florida V. Rentals 3 BEDROOM. house, fully equipped with pool, short or long term. Close to Beaches and golf. 905-430-7675 (evenings), or 905-666-8628 (days). IM"Ill Auctions ESTATES &MAJOR LIQUIDATION of: CHRISTMAS GIFTWARE INVENTORY *FINE QUALITY MAHOGANY *OAK & FRENCH *FURNITURE *COINS *JEWELLERY *COLLECTIBLES *GIFTWARE *STEREOS *CORDLESS PHONES *DVD *CAMCORDERS *TVS *CAMERAS *COMPUTER *SPORTS MEMORABILIA *LIMITED EDITION ART WILL BE SOLD IN DETAILS LOTS BY: PUBLIC AUCTION SUN. NOV. 26 AT 1:PM (PREVIEW 12:NOON) THE NEWCASTLE COMMUNITY CENTER 20 KING ST. WEST NEWCASTLE ART COLLECTION: Group of Seven Tribute art collection, Selection Of Wildlife and decor accent prints by various artists. A.J. Casson signed collection of Ontario's, Casson Casson, Platinum, and single releases. Selection from the Last known project of A.J. Casson with the Estate seal. Various framed hand made and carved gallery & foyer mirrors. Collection of Master Artists Renoir, Claude Monet, Group of Seven on Canvas, rare Picasso L.E. Prints. Original oil paintings 2436, 30x40 museum frames. Rare Original G. Collachi Frescos framed. Robert Bateman decor prints, quantity of decor mirrors, and more. COLLECTIBLES: Royal Dux, Urnoge, figurines and sculptures, Tiffany glass lamps, Bronze statuary by the masters, Samurai Swords, Jade CaMogs, Important Die cast Matchbox, Dinky, EFE, Ertl cars vehicles etc. Porcelain vases, comports, Jardinieres, eggs, floor vase,- bowls & more. Hand made nostalgia decor items, golf collectibles, blanket boxes, various wildlife sculptures, fountains, desk lamps, original framed cartoon Seri cells, Coca Cola cells, crystal minis, framed sculptures, Satsuma porcelain, Hand made decorative accent items, hand painted privacy screens, jade carvings, pedestals, collector plate collection, hand made wooden airplanes, Limoges collection, Christmas collectibles & Musicals. CONTAINER LOAD OF FURNITURE: Oak, Mahogany, Cherry, metal, marble, natural wood, carved, modern & reproduction desks, occasional tables, consoles, mirrors, dining room tables & chairs, plant tables, deacons bench, hall stand, colonial tables, tea cabinets, vitrines, quilt rack, rocking chair, office desk, room dividers, cedar chest, jewellery armoires, Oak table & Chair set, Solid oak sofa, end & Cocktail table set, Mahogany carved bed, N Trays, Consoles, Vanity & Mirror, Oak dining table & chairs, French & Egyptian commodes, tables, china cabinets, furniture arriving daily, too numerous to list........... JEWELLERY & COINS: Diamond, Precious & semi precious stone rings, diamond earrings, gold chains, bracelets, necklaces, bracelets, pearls, Estate Jewellery, Diamond, Ruby, Emerald & Sapphire Jewellery, Designer watches, beanie watches, diamond solitaires, etc., mixed estate lots of various Canadian & World coins. Old & Disct. Bank note, mint items, collector sets. GENERAL ITEMS: Home stereo systems, Cordless Phones, selling from a 2200 PC. Sports memorabilia collection including rare 50th All Star items, Pentium Computer, Printers, Scanners, Home Theatre*,Systems, speakers, Stereos, N VCR combos, 5 CD Stereos, DVD, name brands includiFig: SHARP, HITACHI, PHILIPS, EMERSON, TOSHIBA, SYLVANIA, NORTEL, SPRINT, BELL, COBRA, RCA, G.E.,1.B.M., Store samples, showroom displays, demo units, etc. Terms: Cash, Visa, Mc, Amex, as per posted & announced. No Buyers Premiums, additions & deletions apply. Information: call - 416.298.1762. www.proauction.com for mailing list. qkVy§ AP)IFf l7i ,;f, 2000 490 500 wo perfect family vacation home brick home on quiet side in Clearwater Florida. 3 bed- street, south of hospital, room townhouse, pool,jacuz- shopping: 2, bedrooms, up- zi, tennis court, pond, BBO, graded kitchen and bath, new private yard, close to beach foot and deck. $139,000. 905 - and golfing. 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