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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA2000_12_03T,1S S DVE E E G EW A • PIC KIRING'S COMM[:TNITY NEWSPA-PE.R SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN x4,400 (jE`3 AGES SUNDAY; DECEMBER 3, 2.00 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $51$1 NEWSSTAND Staff Writer, Glance . L RIDE constables lay _ multiple charges . ". DURHAM - In the first two 1b, r,ar - nights of the Durham Regional PoAll- flce Service's holiday Reduce Im- cial) -.pupil accommodation grant paired Driving Everywhere,(RIDE) program; police charged seven funds for new -pupil places for the pected in the board's jurisdiction- people with drunk driving. less than two weeks. next 20 yews, to strategize regard- -Officers stopped 2,880 vehi- ,. cles'on Nov 25 and.26 in Oshawa, down is 28 per cent in. Whitby, 22 :,, se VUhiit>y, Ajaz`and Pickering. Of the :. or 23 in both Pickering and Ajax, motoristsstoppred, 12 were given the first regular meeting of the new, 12our suspensions for registering ' Aging l� f' '1I2 a warns, seven were charged withdnvmg than'W-mil- ;rSilt more rigrams of alcohol in.the blood and .dc�w as nW one, was urged with failing to provide a breath sample. fa -failt iS Other,_charges laid include dri= Ming rndersuspenei,lrwing R -St* tl'NEILL withouF Ucertoe; clriviri w lthout a �`Wi inst canoe possession of"a con= Y AroMd substance and po6session - PICIC9 NG :After rtic re _: - of stolen property. than 25 dears o f ervinrtg the cam s maty; l i e Hr1r:Public WHERE Tri F'I$D IT braryclosed its doors fr the last _ - ' Editorial Page/6 time 5aturd y . after a ."last -WALTER PASSARELLAI News Advertiser photo Sportsl2Jr minute" decision to shut the facil- ity because of a leaky roof. Classifiedl27 lihe"l t i c g vas scheduled to S�It'00000000mlffchef' GIVE USA CALL I close early next year just prior toGeneral/683-511 the opening of the new Petticoat 'Distribution/683-5117 Creek Library and Community . Durham College President Gary-Folonsky gets graphic. arts students to New York City. The so= - General FAX/683-736.1 Centre . inFebruary, said Linda up close and extremely personal with a holstein called `Kiss the Cow' campaign raised $350 for N®ticesl6835 cow as part of a nd-raising effort to'send.the cause. See.PIGKERING page 4 fuDoth - . - - - - � Sincerely Yours • _ • . CA 1-8158-662:8423 Wei site: durhamnews. net e- Email: steve. houston reference to one school which @duromnewsmet Vision covering 20 years on agenda at first meeting vistaTRt Introdudngthe new Vista 390 .841 KlnoSt. W., Oshawa 3 Oust west --sof Thornton) 13tttgthis ad In and well induct@ a 13ONU$ FREE Timex lltdigIo wristwatch with the purchase -of o Vista 3901 OFFER! . Just Ar11Vedi While quantities last. Subject to change without notice. Watch may not be exactly as shown. j, orI d • - RY MIKE RUTA Yewchyn, support services super " homes built and,: presumably, the Staff Writer, intendent, stated "the purpose of most new schools over the next 20 A generation's Iworth of - school the Capital Strategic Plan is to: years. T construction' and property acquisi- guide and direct the use of (provin- The report stated roughly. tion will be laid, out by the Durham cial) -.pupil accommodation grant 73,111 more dwelling units are ex - Catholic District School Board in : funds for new -pupil places for the pected in the board's jurisdiction- less than two weeks. next 20 yews, to strategize regard- up to 2019. The anticipated break - Education director Grant An- ing future pupil accommodation, down is 28 per cent in. Whitby, 22 " drews told trustees Tuesday that at and to project the level of funding or 23 in both Pickering and Ajax, the first regular meeting of the new, the board will receive and require, 19 in Oshawa, and a combined six board on Dec. 11, trustees will'be on an annual basis." per cent in the townships of Brock, presented with a "20 -year enrol- The Education Ministry, Mr. Scugog and Uxbridge.,' ment forecast and strategic plan . , . Yewchyn noted in the report,, has As. well, the, report stated the t for school sites and new, schools". told Ontario school boards they biggest chunk of new home 0 And, , answering a question "must" create such a plan "to en- growth will likely occur in Ajax from Oshawa Trustee Fred Jones sure the continued flow of pupil. north of Hwy.. 401 (17.5 per cent), at the 'last regular meeting for the accommodation grant funds." followed by central Whitby (north 'CP current board, Mr. Andrews -said Plans must cover at least 15 years. of rail line and. south of `WALTER YEWCHY�V that within the plan, `,`there may be p Y While the full re from.con- P� Taunton Road at 14.4 r cent, ) Plan needed `to ensure the reference to one school which ,sultants C.N.Watson and Associ- Pickering north of Hwy. 401 (14.1 continteed flow of pupil ..;, should be examined;" or consid- = 'for ares was not released; an executive per cent) and Oshawa north of grunt funds•' ered, possible closure. In a` report to trustees, TWalter summary indicated Whitby, Ajax and Pickering 'will see the most See DURHAM page 4 vistaTRt Introdudngthe new Vista 390 .841 KlnoSt. W., Oshawa 3 Oust west --sof Thornton) 13tttgthis ad In and well induct@ a 13ONU$ FREE Timex lltdigIo wristwatch with the purchase -of o Vista 3901 OFFER! . Just Ar11Vedi While quantities last. Subject to change without notice. Watch may not be exactly as shown. j, orI d • P PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, December 3, 2000 BY TODD HAMILTON ....:, . :;.. . _: ; .. mation. Staf Writer > - � w Recently he has begun a`walking The true -heritage of Durham is = z tour of the Pine Ridge Cemetery carved iii marble. near Prince Albert where he says -the For centuries people have lived, s } z, .. stories of yesteryear just leap off the loved, toiled and finally rested in the, 'headstones. g soil we now call Durham. Many un -"Some, a of'.'ttiem are sad, tragic marked graves lay undisturbed, and and 6itn iaPPy It's always an, inter - regretfully, forgotten, but dotted esting look at the history of a com- throughout the region are many. pro- `` munity," he said. "The walking tours tested cemeteries where one may re- have become very popular:.. it's a turn to remember, or more impor- good way to get to know your com- tantly, learn about those who came munity.,' before. s ' One of the most fascinating sto- In the middle of a cornfield in ries he tells during his tours is Scu- north Durham, a farmer has careful- b - gog's role in slavery and the com- ly plowed around five small, weath- �' munity's welcoming of an escaped ered concrete headstones. The small slave in the 1860's. gravesite, the farmer says, was there "An escaped slave settled in Port before his family took over the land Perry in the 1860's, later he was in the early 1900s. buried in the pauper section without Barely readable are the names of = a marker but he had three children a family, a father who passed away at here and they were buried in the the age of 32 in August 1867 and a cemetery," he said. "I think it's an wife and mother who died four years mterestipg fact about Port Perry and later. Three of the other headstones, its connection with (slavery):' virtually -unreadable, were dated in- E Mr. Arculus also noted, as did 1867, leaving the observer to wonder Mr. McGillivray the number of child what tragedy befell this family in the deaths - displayed in' the cemetery fall of that year which claimed a fa- headstones. ther and most likely three of his chil- "There is a simple marker' of a dren. man, and his wife next to him along The other two headstones, canted with seven infant children. That's an harshly to one side, bore witness to �... - evocative thirit. They died in a the effects of time, their story wiped - - -` smallpox outbreak in the 1870's. clean by the wind, sand and rain: Sure it's a tragic story but it helps "In .the late 1800s it was diphthe- understand our forefathers a bit bet - ria ' Allan McGillivray, Uxbridge- ter and what they went through. It Scott Museum curator said. "It was- - kind of makes you think how lucky n't uncommon to lose severafchil- (ren in a week "or two. I've walked ` we are to just be here:' With soaring real . estate values throuthrough cemeteries and have seen g s lose six children in just a Mnr in c enes and an escalating population, com- mcreasi like Durham are faced with few days... it certainly makes you increasing pressure for morelandto , think: , develop. And like all "undeveloped" Mr. McGillivray added even the land, cemeteries are having to fight most casual walk through a cemetery The people who came before us live on in grave markings for their existence. will show how far we've come in longevity and quality ,of life, and he in the time of no money, spent vast a virtual who's who of yesteryear. the -minister at their marriage.so they It's a battle being fought by the Ontario Genealogical Society. said those small family plots can sums. In 1835, the Secession. Church, should face their maker," Mr. "We feel it's very important, it's serve as important links to our past. Thomas Foster died in. 1945. headed by Dr. Robert. Thornton, Williams said. certainly a part of our history. Some With a .sense of responsibility to The tales told by these cemeteries bought, 19 acres. of land and estab- While not as prevalent as in most people differ with me, they think that past and a commitment to pre- also give an insight into the men and lished a congregation, a church, European countries, Durham histor- that once all the headstones have serving the site, ,the farmer implored women, the lives they, led and the manse and a schoolhouse, Thorn- ical societies are conducting more been transcribed it doesn't matter the site be kept secret. idiosyncrasies of their lives. ton's Brick Chapel, thought to , be tours of cemeteries as part of. their anymore. My feeling is: that once "Leave `em be, they've been here Mr. McGillivray said the one that Ontario's first non -wooden structure. quest to keep the past alive. you are buried, it's a sacred thing," for over a hundred years... where stands out in his mind is the story of As settlement grew up around the ... Mr. Williams said the Union Marjorea Roblin, past president of they are gating to be in another hun- William Nicholls who settled in area, many of Durham's most noted cemetery works in conjunction with the OGS said. dred, God willing;' he said. Reach Township in the late 1850's. individuals are binied there. the Oshawa Historical Society on "To me nothing is more exciting On _Durham Regional Rd. l lies. `"This was a man -if you met Colonel Robert S. McLaughlin, tours. than finding an ancestor of mine in a undoubtedly the area's, most elabo- downtown somewhere would be able General Motors mogul, Peter Perry, "Sensitivity is very much a real cemetery that I didn't even know rate monpment to a bygone era. to tell you his age in days... not years MLA, who founded Whitby and thing in cemeteries It still is a very was there," she said. "if we continue The Foster MemorW, -Canada's and he has that on his gravestone;' he who has. Scugog's Port Ferry named , private thing, but the tours are where to. dig people up and move them, only example of Byzantine architec- said. after him, andAlexat Atinstrong, they teach people (history and her- how. will .we; know where they areT' tare, is first and foremost an attempt Mr. Nicholls died on April, 29, the area's first , ". a of the Peace itage)... is a key part of maintaining "Once buried, people should re - by a man- to duplicate the examples 1904 aged 30,686 days. who was int- red in the cemetery in (lurk to the- past), .he said. maim here.;.: it's part of Canada's of the Egyptian pyramids and the Taj Mr. McGillivray - said there is . " 11;3x: Paul Aroulus, pant -president of history'W- shouldn't be moved.' Mahal, a burial place meant to stand much to learn from any cemetery -"...7. ,.The names and the stories are ., the Lake Scugog Historical Society,, Whether it is a simple. family. the test of time. something he urges history buffs to kept alive by those entrusted m care- a retired history teacher and author '" cern y in the middle of a corn - The elaborate domed building explore. Not only do the cemeteries for the cemeteries, an honour which of several books on the area, I lrfis. -field "or ostensibly a shrine of luxuri- surrounded by farmland, is ornate to tell the tales of families and people Kevin Williams, supervisorof ceme- over the last 30 years made it a com- ous proportions, each tells the story the extreme; with real gold inlays but also the religious. and economic tery serviceiat the Union Cemetery, mon practice to use cemeteries as of Dom. and intricate stain -glass windows. conditions of the time. takes senously,; valuable sources of historical infor- According to the literature published "Our oldest cemetery, the (quaker Their motto; "Remembering the at the Memorial's 50th Anniversary cemetery, dates to 1809... all there is past - honouring the future" he says # • _ :. . in 1986, "It's structure was inspired are fieldstones with initials and you ..is absolutely fundamental to their by the Taj Mahal... The emperor think about what it was like for them work at preserving Durham's her - Shah Jehen built the latter temple in to go out and get these stones and itage. 1650 as a burial place for his have just the initials carved into "The heritage value alone is im- . . favourite wife." them... it was a whole different ':portant,". he said. "Even just the "Thomas Foster went to (archi- tests) with the proposal to build a time. he said. -"A 'lot (gravestones) has to do ' landscape of the cemeteries, the ma- runty of the architectural struc- $0 Mi defOress & Cis), 16ss 0MWr t similar structure for the resting place Ruby, with economics, or religion. In the 1700s the Quakers used very tures... you just don't get that built any more.. - Checklist To The Suecesgf l � Exercise Program of his wife, his. daughter and himself. At the time it was to be plain as did the Methodists. Preserving in perpetuity the same used by the community for burials:' gravestones, The Presbyterians went the other physical burial sites is one thing'be - strength training. -permanent ✓ fun...wili stick to program results In a southern alcove of the build- way with very high, ornate stones... said. But with, it also comes, the we women only... comfortable, � caring environment Mg lie .the three crypts dedicated as so if -you are driving by on the high- preservation of traditions and cus- ✓ busy schedule ...the program only takes3O minutes the final resting place of his family: a way and see high stones; it's likely to towns, even to which way the bodies , ✓ cardiovascularlaerobic training... bums body fat 40) father, his wife who died in 1920 and be Presbyterian;' he said. "Some of are placed in the ground. ✓ achievable! a 10 -year-old daughter who died the stones are pretty: simple, they, like "According to the ancient.burial the dead are always buried notoria at over loop +►+`+s+e states & canaaa� much too young in 1904. The ornate inscriptions tell the cquldn't afford (fancy) ones, just some of us today.' custom, with the head to the west, thus look- _ : - 1050,Bro4 Road tragic and sad tale of a man with a Durham's cemeteries also hold ing east facing the rising sun. iniad- �y , broken heart yet .me courage, pride testament to this area's most famous dition the husband is placed on the Unit #11, Pickeriti . and foresight to go on. Aman, wW . 'people. Qshawa's union Cemetery is right, side of his wife, as they faced www.eur4esf f%vomen.com NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, December 3, 2009 PAGE 3 P ,Former its ase e c a aces sex tharge's A former coach of an Ajax - Durham and in Toronto and harm, two counts of sexual Ascroft hasbeen employed Durham Region. He can appear in. court Dec. l 1. girls' basketball team, who is are alleged to have escalated assault with a weapon, two with the football club. "for a enter the region for court ap- Any former players of the also a vice-president with the in nature, frequency and vio- counts of invitation to_sexual : few months" in a marketing, pearances and to report to po- suspect with information on Toronto Argonauts football lence. At the time of the al touching, _forcible confine capacity as a vice-president: .lice, and is allowed to -break . these or similar incidents are club,- has' been charged by leged incidents. the suspect went=and threatening =_. The accused appeared for curfew -if he is in the presence asked to contact the Durham Durham Regional Police with co shed a girls' basketball Ql vials of the Argonauts a hearing in Oshawa Thurs- of his surety, who is his ex- Regional Police Sexual 579- As - 520 a series of sexual offences on team in Ajax, and police said were unaware of the charges day and was released on wife, or for the purpose of Sault Unit at (905) 579-1520 a 15 -year-old girl: he presently coaches a boys' when contacted. $5,000-: bail_ with conditions. employment ext. 5333 or Crime Stoppers Asa result -of a sexual as= , hockey, team in Toronto. "Until we hear all the. de- They include a 9 p.m. to 6 He is next- scheduled to at (905) 436 -TIPS. sault camplaii4t from a 15 , _. Mr, Aseroft, of Clover- , tails, it would not be fair for- '<a.m. curfew, an order not to year-old- female, detectives - crest Crescent, :in Willow-. us V,_commenC said Greg be in the company of any fe- from the Sexual Assault Unit dale, is charged -with sexual Mandziuk; Argos' director of male under 18 years old un - have arrested • 45 -year-old Steven Allan Ascroft, who i& assault,; sexual interference; comtnunications. fesscompanied by an adult sexual assault causing bodily Mr. Mandziuk said Mr. over .-21, and to stay out of the victim's for ,mer basketball coach. - The victim al- leges she was " sexually assault- -e, ed over - a two year period _ that . began in January 1998 when she t in was 12 years old and ended in June 2000.. The. as- saults are _report - to have taken .. :�"' �A /'!'1 0' AMed P PA 4 NEWS ADV9A7*M AUN"Y Ebff l' De ber:S, 2000 ICin,M111serz r eoe 10W b7 P ke a c +�� e He h u PICKERING f,om page 1; "There's a huge investment there The new community centre well as a room for drop-in pro- the progress of the new branch, that we have to protect," she said, not- will feature a ` multi-purpose. grams for young people. visit the library's Web site at Linton; chief executive officer of the -ing the materials will be moved and room with a large kitchen as For, more information about www.picnet.oig. Pickering Public Library. She referred stored until the new branch is ready. t6 the unexpected closure as a "last- And, there will be plenty of work to minute decision. - -.occupythe staff of the Roue Hill g ' "lt's been a very hectic week;she branch until the new facility opens. v k.. said in an: interview Friday. "We know "We have lots to keep them busy," r �, our community users will be disap- Ms. Linton said, noting staff members ` It been be the Central pointed. would not have our will working out of choice to do this... Mother Nature is in branch in the interim where they'll charge hire -9$ take part in computer training -courses Ms: Linton reports ' the facility, lo- in, preparation for the new branch cated at Rougemount Drive and Hwy. opening s - 2, 'r going to have a lot of com- 2, was built m-:1961 an was y "We're g g . ' used as a church before becoming a li- puters in the new facility so watll .be brary in January 1974. _ training staff on teaching people how "It's the .# t# i t t.'pillow _ a wooden structure and it's to use Internet;' Ms. Linton said. just worn'oW' she said: "The building "It'll be a very high-tech branch:'4 r: =. _ , pee Lam' Just wore out a few months early. It's . That new. 17,600 -square -foot li- SYft, disappointing and frustrating • tut the brary and community centre will be lo- Woodlands Park on . . = Made, bottom line is the roof is leaking down Gated in .East the walls -and (the water -is) in danger Kingston Road. r of damaging material and equipment The $3:49 -million facility includes SOS LOtmaItt that's moving to the new branch:'. a 10,000• -square -foot library with an Sw_ io NOW, Ms. Linton reports the building enlarged children's area, a reading s&-' & houses a collection of "about 30,000 tion centred around a fireplace, .lotss. of ` approximately tables and computers with Inter- volumes valued at study $500,000. net access. 'Amok IN" am:CathoI'1c'b0'a'fd:.I":X114: ass ' an-�,:: ea = le aa+rxo � Moate. 6�9'pm DURHAM frnm page I Officials at both the "public and 75urham boards haveA eao wre by Wdson Fwwkum FREE FARKWI! � P�9 Cede T7Eurs. � Fri. M a.m. to 9:00 p M � sates " '� y�t9, PXL - separate _ school. Rossland Road 10 cent said there has -never before been so ( I ) Sofa' � e� & moreawa ��JL � sunk Noon to 5:OQ . :Mr., Yewchyn stated the plan is n uch provincial money available for: P.m. also being created because the past new accommodation. 15 years have seen so� much residen- The Catholic board is already in: tial growth in the re ort, that provin- the midst ofan ambitious building cial funding has not been able to keep program, which will result in new to, up with accommodation needs, high schools in Whitby and Ajax, ad, ing the board to continually increase ditions to all five existing high its reliance on temporary accommo- schools, and new elementary -schools O Errands. dation , or ambles.- in Oshawa and Whitby. P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERMSER SUNDAY EDMO , December 3,20W, . & Edli.t NEWS ADVERTISIE DEC 3 2000 EDITORIAL -Its - time, to -set aside lon'g-standing differences M teft. -AM Compromise has to be found to end hurtful W and wasteful battle over Bill. 60 No one ever said it was going to be But, rather. than improving on the ' F easy.: positives and working on the negatives, �j • ' j; R� Various teachers' unions and federa- too much time has been lost and too f tions promised there'd be resistance, many areas in the system are continual- 4 - parents, taxpayers and the -media spotted - ly impacted with the ongoing issue of w the trouble coming, and even the provin- how much time teachers should spend in .:.# sial government, proud parents of Bill the classroom. 160, conceded that the massive chsnges The government has raised the re- ' i h it was proposing for education delivery quired teaching time, arguing it's more in the province would indeed require re- - in line with others across the country. solve, commitment and perseverance. For their part, teachers have opposed the In the three . years the _ Education Province throughout, saying it's nega- = • _ Quality Improvement Act has been with tively affecting their in -class and after- us, the education system has been beset class work. with numerous strikes and bitter rela- It's fair to say union leadership did an , tions between boards, teachers, and the effective job of demonizing the legisla- Province. Parents, who generally re- tion long before it became law. It .hi- mained on the sidelines during the early, jacked quality debate, and with that, philosophical portion., of the debate, proper lines of communication were jumped. in with both feet when they saw never established on either side. The the consequences of the withdrawal of . government shares a measure of theLETTERS � EDITOR extracurricular activities. blame too, trying- to W too much, too , . When Mike Harris and his Conserv- fast. Both sides drew their lines in the ative government set out to win election sand early and commenced firing, leay- Nuclear nuclear plants are safe to operate, in 1995 they promised reform to_a sys- ing thousands of student casualties in pant even though therecould be po- tem in need of change. their wake. tential damage to thousands of However, the Tories delivered a Now, the time has cow neighbours lives in the GTA. whole lot of change, and today we have The public's patience 'is" beyond - Have you checked your house a system which, for the most part, has wearing thin and stability in the system deserve property insurance policy? No insurance,. fewer children in each classroom, woe- is being demanded. Politics is supposed t' J will cover nuclear accident loss. fully empty facilitiesnow closed, in- to be about two sides coming to a fair 1r t� break. If the government is so sure there creased interaction with parents at the compromise. And both sides certainly will "not be an accident causing school level and a much fairer funding have room to give. significant property loss, the model. But, we also have a few holes in It behooves the government and To the editor: government of Canada should our special -education programming, teacher representatives to finally square On the one hand we have our notify insurance companies to parent councils are still waiting for a this matter away before we `celebrate' new property assessments, with -offer free coverage, that is, with - clear mandate, and too many students any more anniversaries. the next thing being higher taxes. out additional cost to the home - are without the extracurriculars which On the other hand we have owner. have traditionally rounded out the E -Mail your comments on this opinion Ontario . , Hydro pushing the If insurance companies cannot - school experience. to Steve-houston0durhamnews. tet. restart of the Pickering nuclear cover nuclear accident loss; why • That last issue; the lack of sports and Submissions which include a first and plant's `A' reactors and "deregu- would the municipality consider clubs, is a byproduct of what is arguably last name, as well as the city of resi- lating" electricity rates. increasing our taxes and pocket- the alarming- legacy of the Act. dense, will be considered for publication. The government may say - the ing additional monies based on a property value that will disap- . - pear if something goes extremely Imane a without toleviesione th either the `A' or `B'.i . .world rectors. Homeowners near. nuclear, For too many it's not -possible, as fantasy has replaced reality plants should have lower proper- ty taxes and lower.hydro rates to If there's one thing i regret from my on their best method of relaxation. I compensate -for what the govern - childhood, it's that I wasted too much : will however, criticize the lazy parents " ment -and insurance companies time on the couch. And I don't think I who let their kids grow up on TV so Nom? will not recognize. . `A' watched nearly as much TV "as most they don't have to deal with all the un- Restarting the Pickering kids. Not to mention I never watched Jezioranski pleasantness of their children having nuclear reactors directly affects the garbage they put on during the day- friends: Just as it relieves adults :of the my property assessment. times Opinion "Shap'er ` responsibility to entertain themselves, Francisco Goytisolo, T feel like I lost countless hours for TV takes away achild'-s need for an Pickering _ nothing. Like I, might as well have imagination. They stop inventing fan - watched a houseplant every day after hours of TV, no matter what you're tasy lands to play in when they can school. Z could have spent time with watching, your brain is as useful as a watch them on TV my friends or learned how to draw or lump of coal. I think we should fear anything that The News Advertiser accepts letters something, but instead I chose to TV is completely spoon-fed enter- takes up so much of our time. I think to the editor. All letters should be watch some old man tell me how tainment. All the senses are taken care we should also fear entertainment that typed or neatly hand-written, 150 `Fords. Each letter must be signed soothed he is b his medicated der, Y Pte' of and you don't have to think at all to we don't have to do an to have. I Y Yang with a first and last name or two Not to say I don't watch TV now or be entertained. It -takes absolutely no : also think we should fear taking the ad initials and a last name.. Please in - that there's nothing good on. I think effort to watch TV. The mind is just vice of some 17 -year-old too seriously, clude a phone uumbetfor verifica- there is some great comedy on TV and like a muscle;, if you don't exercise it, but ignore. that for now.; Just don't tion. The'editor reserves the right to I have no real problem with a lot of the it,gets weals. Of coarse, watching too watch TV as an escape from reality or edit. copy for style,. length and con - tent. Opinions' expressed in letters movies people like. My problem is much television results in weak, flabby you'll lose reality all together.. - those of -the writer and not nec with the people who spend from after- muscles too. (Just s watching a house- :are essarily those. of the News Advertis-. noon- to late at' night watching TV. I plant would.) It's not my place to tell E4011 your comments on this opin- er. We regret that due to the volume think you would agree that after four exhausted businesspeople to cut back [onto sieve hous on@dtrduuw ews.n&L of letters, not all will be printed. NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY_ EDITION, December 3,2000 PAGE 7 A/P --COMMUNITY years AJAX Three NEWS IN J Bill 160 o orients and ro orients far apart on its effectiveness AND PICKERING pp p p p. DEC.. 3, 2000 BY MIKE RUTH '" t Critics say it's all a shell game, Staff Wrimr �� � �� that there isn't as much money in The provincial' government the system as before. Pointing to OPG takes another surely knew it was dealing with a 4` special-education funding, a bone blockbuster issue when commit- of contention in Durham, Ms. home in Pickering ting itself to changing the delivery Ecker says that's a "myth," be quality standards of education cause school boards get more than Ontario Power Generation in Ontario. The government's leg- just specialized, Intensive Support '(OPG) is expanding its presence islation — Bill 160 — has lived up Amount funding. Special-educa- in the Pickering community. to its advanced billing.4, tion funds also come in the form OPG recently welcomed ' . t ' The Education :Quality Im- � � - `""�` of Foundation and per-pupil more than 250 staff members provement Act, introduced as Bill amount grants to boards. into the newly-built second tower 160, was the first big step in the JOANNE DIES JANET ECKEI�• SHELLEY PAGE at. the- Picore Centre office com- One of the concerns I have is Alex at 1315 .Pickering Pkwy. Province's massive overhaul of `There was -too Job is `absolutely `Almost an that 1 have increased special-edu- "The Picore :Centre, located the education system. Among much, too fast.' not finished.' exercise in irony.' cation funding in this one year close to our facilities at Pickering other things, the bill essential) _ alone 12 per cent and par- g Y "sa in they're not and Darlirtgton, provides a centralized control of the sys= ents are saying y, unique opportunity to consolidate tem at the Education Ministry. seeing an increase in ser- many of our information technol- Its introduction sparked a vices," she said. "The ogy staff," said John Mather, ex- provincewide teachers' strike boards are cashing the ecutive vice-president and chief since it allowed for new regula- cheques so the money is information officer for OPG. tion-making powers, giving the out there." "This modern office facility Province the power- to enact Ms. Ecker said she in offers a preferred location in a regulations in ureas such as t tends to set funding stan- community already well-known to class size and teachers' prepara- dards for special-needs OPG " �• tion time without any debate. kids to end the argument OPG. has signed a five-year Leaders in the teaching profes- once and for all. At the lease for six floors of space at the sion mounted effective and ag- crux of the whole funding centre, with an option to extend gressive campaigns to fight the debate, she believes, is-that the agreement. legislation, setting the tone of school boards for the first Pickering Mayor Wayne the debate in its three years of time are being asked to Ar#hurs was pleased OPG had chosen the city for its additional existence. .. � ` � live within a budget. location- Bill . 160. also introduced a Improving education is a" new fundingformula; set out to The city of Pickering offers job that is "absolutely not" modern transportation and eom make school boards more ac- `� m finished, said Ms. Ecker. munications services, excellent countable for spending, and 4 Shelley Page, Durham shopping and dining and`a pleas made it easier for those boards president of the Ontario ant work and home environment, ' Secondary School Teach- to invest and borrow money. ' �Y all within an easy drive of Toron- Critics called it draconian, _ �� _ ers' Federation, said ``it's to he said. undemocratic. Supporters said_ �, almost an exercise in "It is encouraging to see an `"�'� sr the government was keeping its irony" to look at the legis- established business like OPG +tom promise to -voters. Three years ,��t, lation and determine if it once again select our community after its passing the debate con- _ v improved the system. to host -this growing part of its _. wit "It's an unequivocal. business.". tinues. "Someone had to step in and `no'," she said. "There's , say, `we need the testing, we no argument that can be Durham small business need the new curriculum, we made that the world we need tougher standards,"' said had before Bill 160 has group toasts wine Whitby resident Ray Chepe- been improved upon by, sick. "Nothing was happening for instance, ,having sec- Venture at meeting fast as far as improvements. I ondary teachers teach think it was a step in the right more students." Experience a taste of the direction." Ms. Page claims the govern- country at the December meeting A supporter of bill, he says it Someone had to 'step in end_ say 'we need the ment has removed $2 billion -from of the Durham Home & Small was "unfortunate" the government the education system since it took Business Association (DHSBA). . testing, We need the new curriculum, we need ower but is able to create the im- A group for entrepreneurs included teaching time changes in p g g tougher standards.' and small businesses located the legislation. Giving itself the, 9 pression there's more money. Spe-• ,power to enact regulations, while cial education is one example. and working in Durham, the g DHSBA meets Dec. 13 between introducing. new curriculum, was RAY CHEPESIUK Two years ago, she says the gov= and 9 p.m, at the scenic bad timing on the government's ernment cut $100 million out of Archibald Orchards & Estate part, said Mr. Chepesiuk. sion-making powers. At, the along... basically because parents special-education, $40 million of Winery. Before Bill 160,. he had a child Durham ' District School Board, see them as a political body and which was restored this year, .with Located just 12 kilometres m an elementary class with 37 stu- , .she said, one result has been a di- don't want to get involved," said the claim that there's more money north of Hwy. 40T in Clarington, dents — far too large in his esti- minished special-education pro Ms. Dies. than ever. north of Bowmanville, members mation. In his experience, the .leg- gram. Education Minister Janet Ecker "You've got to remember and guests will learn more about islation resulted in improvements "As a board, we chose to have a noted the Act is just "one of sever- there's still a $60-million deficit," the business of making and sell- ,in that area. , very good special-education-pro- al pieces of legislation that has said Ms'. Page. "You've got to ing wine. "Where my kids go they gram that cost more money than 'been passed to implement the have a memory to understand bow Hosts Fred and Sandy haven't had a class as big as they other boards were spending; they , changes we promised to voters." this government operates." Archibald will show and explain .did before Bill 160," said -Mr. were doing very well with it," she The bill was largely based on However, the general public how this family-run business has Chepesiuk. said. "Now you have the govern- recommendations from the Educa doesn't remember, she said. grown and offer members and Ajax resident Joanne Dies, a ment doing .the typical bench- tion Improvement Commission, Bill 160 contained nothing to guests a sample of their work. parent of two elementary school marking: `This is what you should which she :pointed out is an inde- improve education, said Ms. Page, Archibald's wines won nine kids, spoke out against the bill be spending':'pendent body comprised of mem- and was "an unmitigated disaster medals at the 2000 National Fruit three years , ago and hasn't The result, said Ms. Dies, is bers of all political stripes. for everybody but the govern- Wine Competition, 12 medals at' changed her opinion. that while the most severe needs Ms. Ecker defended the legisla- ment". the 2000 Toronto Wine and "There was too much, too fast are being met, other children are tion for establishing fair funding, But there are`some, such as Mr. Cheese Show, and have won in- and too Little funding, and that not getting the funding they re- eliminating the two-tier aspect of Chepesiuk, who believe the gov- ternational awards in competi- -threw the system into chaos," she quire. school funding which, saw tax-rich ernment's efforts to improve the tions from as far away as New said, adding she believes this was School community councils, school boards have the ability to system have been stalled by teach- Zealand. the government's intention. mandated b the legislation, were provide better services: That fair ers' um,* school boards, and * To attend- the event, RSVP by g - y g p Email to dhsba@home.com or Taking control of funding- al- intended to give parents an adviso- funding and changes to how in that sense the jury.is still out on call the DHSBA hotline at 905- lowed the government to create a ry role in the running of their school boards can borrow money the government's education agen 728-2899• "reshuffled pot" with respect to schools. Three years later that role have resulted in a construction da. The DHSBA meets again on education financing, said Ms. has not been clearly defined. boom of new pupil places, and a "We're on a path,"he said, "It's Wednesday, Jan. 17-a# the Toron- Dies, resulting in less money for "I don't see SCCs making any nine-per cent reduction in porta-, not as- short a path as the govern to School of Business in the Os- school boards and less, local deci headway, they're still .fumbling tiles provincewde, he said. _ inent thoughtit,wouldbe:' hawa Centre. A/P PAGE.8 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDlTION,December 3, 2000 C onserva uthority--_,hwnours, ton a tand bri*glhaest BY LEE BAILIE been selected to receive \a special for its participation in and develop- Alan Banfield and Gayle The Town of Whitby Public Specs d to the News Advertiser corporate award for their participa- ment of the ' Darlington Wildlife McBride are, winners of the special Works Department is the recipient The Central Lake Ontario Conserva- tion in plantings that took place be- Management Plan. ,It includes a individual award; in recognition of of a special corporation award for tion Authority is ready to recognize tween. 1995 and 1998 along the 7.5 kilometre interpretative trail their donation of .land known as its efforts to improve water quality those who protect the environment. waterfront trail from Thickson that guides visitors through wet- Toad Hollow. The 26 -acre parcel in Whitby streams. The fifth annual Watershed Awards . Road to the Kiwanis Heydenshore lands, meadows and forests. The of land located at Townline Road For more information on these site is also home to 292 species of 'and Olive Avenue in Oshawa, will and the other watershed award re - will be presented Tuesday, Dec. 5 at Park. Camp Samae. The Darlington Nuclear Station plants and trees, 169 types of birds' be used for park, recreational and cipients contact CLOCA at (905) The Oshawa ceremony at 1711 Sim- is also a special corporate winner and 24 species of mammals. conservation purposes. 579-0994. coe St. N. begins at 1 p.m. -- 'The Watershed Awards were creat- ed by the author- ity to give recog- nition and show our appreciation ._ for environmen- tal contributions made by citizens, organizations and businesses towards the en- hancement and s stewardship of our watersheds;' CLOCA chair- man Rick John- RICK son` said in a JOHNSON press release. `Show our This year's ceremony will appreciation.' feature four spe- ial recognition awards, in addition to the nine watershed awards. - Co -Steel LASCO of Whitby has Pickering• residents urged to attend pipeline meetings PICKERING _ Members -Of the Pickering Community Working Group (PCWG)' are calling on residents to at- . tend a public meeting Monday to. tell York Region they don't want a pipeline running through the city. York is currently conducting an en- vironmental assessment (EA) on a pro- posal to build a water pipeline. through Pickering to. provide that Region with water from Lake Ontario as early as 2004. The proposed ,project includes the construction of a raw water intake, raw water pumping station, raw water trans .mission main, water treatment plant, a treated water transmission main and a treated water storage reservoir. The pro- ject would see a pipeline constructed from Lake Ontario, through Petticoat Creek Conservation_ Area and north along Whites Road. York Region officials are holding two public information meetings to up- date residents regarding their prelimi- nary pipeline proposal. The meetings are -Monday and Tuesday at Dunbarton High School, 655 Sheppard Ave., from 6 to 9 p.m. with a formal presentation at 7 p.m. each night. "York is working toward ars unrealis- tic time schedule; stated a news release from the PCWG. "The PCWG's many mitigation issues have not been re- solved. Let's tell them `no' This is the last chance for the public to voice its ` opinion. Don't let York go forward without hearing from you." Meanwhile, the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade is also urging local busi ' nessesto be informed; of -the impact of the proposed pipeline. "It is important that the business community is well -represented at these meetings'" said board of trade general manager Lesley Whyte in a Nov. 23 memo to board members. For more information contact the . PCWG at pcwgroup@home.com. �: :r rrr•a•lames:i�riasisli#�ftast:i�liii# �"�� �. i - - -- - _._._ s _ _ �._.,.- �.. a --tea .�. ._.�.ir a-'raia.�: s ,. x� Cin ao�c t �e __, 'Aaw , k`"9:=� - `�S�''•''�. tea'`-''""'a_.s�. �. _ *. =. loc' r T , Nm ��u LX -'P,y �� �� Y; ' 99zi NEON DR 996 1099 CIRRUS,'! 1 NEON ._ .+ ._, ...,. .. ,,, ,� _ ,...., .. � ... ,.. w,, sR,.F?��<;n a. x�s`���,Wxa. .,. ��33�'���•�' i�>., -�.�r .,, '4„w �'.- n. .-� _. .'`,��.,xa ,., 3-`-, � =e� x cZ ..._ � ..< tu._ ti MR gr U _ JA�WvL C VIM t JT t 1999 !N i REF�!r' 4 D�, _ -_ .r - -. _tY DAV Ir 0," AIP PAGE .1.0 NEWS ADVERTISER: St 4Y EElM NN;VOWN bt 3, ZOO ' New-1090.,identffies-, Cancer Society The Cancer Societyhas a -of the society than the ca- The new logo was launched new logo: duceus. Each spring, the society nationally on Tuesday. It goes Gone. is tie sword -like ca- sells daffodils to raise money with the new slogan, `Let's duceus, which has been the so- for the fight against cancer. Make Cancer History.' ciety's logo for years. The new features a bright yellow Com pp y {logo AIDS wants ack- daffodil on a square blue back- 111 V V you ground- ground The new logo can be seen The 'Volunteers are being sought The committee is a non- flying at City Hall for the week. by the AIDS Committee of profit organization providing Casey Daleman, president of Durham to help with bingo services and programs for peo- the East Durham unit council, and fund-raising activities. ple infected and affected by said society research showed Bingos are held on Wednes- HIV and AIDS. the daffodil is nearly five times day mornings and Friday For more information; call more recognizable as_ a symbol nights. 576-1445. MAWSMC -n1bp up ALL Fluid r Levels 107 Point Bumper to 95 1 S - Bumper Inspection _ HEATWG S AIR CONDMONING • . s � w1111M 34."Vm RON PIETRONIRO/News Advertiser photo M 42144. s 4 h. a� k TM Allfir-e'.,d-u to -hell need Just the fag; 683-7363 ;�- �� swae-�mra. Pickeringfirefighters have become Santa's -helpers this Christmas season,. , collecting toys for needy children in the community. New and unwrapped -special Thanks DURHAM REGIONAL toys can be dropped off at any Pickering fire, hall. They will then be disi W) OLD- 0ekielloils - tributed by officials at Pickering Pentecostal Church. Sponsors SPEAK WITH CONFIDENCE Learn to speak more effectively and with confidence during an I 1 week course in the Scarborough and Durham areas, commencing the. week of Jail 21, 2001 The Christopher Leadership Courses of Canada focuses -on Confidence Building, Effective Speaking, Communication and Presentation skills. Transform self-consciousness consciousness into self-confidence! You will. learn to organize your thoughts and' deliver your message more effectively in a friendly classrooms enviromnent. Classes are; one evening per week (7 I Opm) and space is limited: For more information, call 1-800418-8925, or visit our website at www.thelumen.com (Durham/Toronto area) Giving You The Tools To Help Build A Better Durham. DISTRESS.. CENTP�E.• MUNNA Now Accepting Registration fer Volunteer Traln ng to Be- owe A Helpline Volunteer. This Bpporlunt y is Available To Women.and .Men 18 an# Wit February 4 and 1 i, 20qi_:::j1 Distress Centre -Durham's -24-hour Applications must be Telephone Helpline Has Operated For Over 30 Years: We Train You: received no later than 22 • To actively listen to people. Monday, Tanuary'-2001- • To intervene in suicide and crisis. To provide support and referrals. Aferry Christmas and a You commit to, 20 hours per month for Happy New Year to the one year. wonderful people of Durham To Anuly CaH 905-723-4461, email: distresswentredurhaih@hotmail.com or visit us on the web at httpa/distresscentredurbani,com Anonmaks'CaiCot til NEWS Still,plenty of time to -get - your flu -shot IAIIIIIIIBOY GA u �.� Local health officials are remind- Uxbridge, 4 Campbell Dr., from 10 Durham Region'Health Department's ing and encouraging Durham resi- a.m. to 4 p.m. on Dec. 2 and at Lak- community -wide influenza vaccina - 400 ; dents to take advantage of free flu eridge Health Port Perry; 451 Paxton tion campaign, call 1-800-841-2729 vaccination clinics being held St., from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Dec. 9. or . visit its Web site at throughout the region in the coming For more informationKIDS on the - www.durham.region.on.ca. weeks.q, The Durham Region Health De- .1 BIG i partment has been offering free flu shot clinics here since'Nov. 16 as. part ADULT of the Ontario Ministry of Health's . ' universal influenza vaccination cam --,I "Experience Difference" paign which is designed to reduce $39999 emergency room overcrowding dur-PRIVATE ing flu season. , i "Community response to,, -our freei y ► O MAGAZINES flu clinics has been steady,"=Teported Dr. Donna Reynolds, Durham's asso- a, �O Champlin Ave= ciate, medical officer of health, in , a 1-800-642-4561 news release: "We're seeing about (905) 723-5211 150 to 350 people per clinic and ex-ve. Ill 1 t Harwoodt�r TkArdsxiroeUwU-Z�oynala pect . to increase ' our numbers throughout the next two weeks." s ' . 1426-6434 0839-3113 (LICKS PLAZA) . , Say you saw it in the News Advertiser',. Dr. Reynolds noted that because flu shots are 'available throdgh.local doctors' offices as well as employee - clinics "we are confident drat anyone who would like to receive 'a flu, shot has access to this safe and effective Y vaccine:' w She reported onecase of _influenza -# `B' has been confirmed in the Uxbridge . area, which normally oc- :' r , " curs in February and March, although it's not unusual for cases at this time '� �� Share the Spiri t of the season. :t "It's important for everyone to 're- alize that it takes two weeks after a r flu shot to build up your immunity —;_ ` with the holidays just around the -cor- ner and the hustle _ and bustle that goes aldng with the season, you don't` want to delay getting .your shot much F } longer. }} }� 4, The provincewide program is� } r making approximately 7.9 million doses of vaccination available to On- tario residents at a cost of $38 mil-" { lion. Vaccination clinics .are continuing in communities across the region this. month. In Ajax clinics are being held at the Durham Region Health Depart- _ ment office, 126 Commercial Ave., from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Dec. 16; _ y �Q; and the Westney Heights Medical , Centre; 15 Westney Rd. N., Unit 2, on , Dec. 6 and 13 from 4 to 8 p.m. In Pickering, clinics are at the f 4 Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867£ Valley Farm Rd. from 4 to 8 p.m. on 3, Dec. 5; the Pickering Central Library, One The Esplanade, from 4 to 8 p.m.: a Rmk } on Dec. 7; the Durham Regional Po-12 %#It - lice station, 1.710 Kingston Rd., from _ 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Dec. 9; and the Parkway Retirement Home, 1645 k Pickering Parkway, from 4 to 8 p.m.4� �,���� ��5 }', %5� � •; � � 5� on Dec. 12. In Oshawa, clinics are being held at Durham College, 2000 Simcoe-St. � _� � §' 5 �• N., from 1`0 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Dec. 2 y' and 16; at Loblaw's, 481 Gibb St., from 4 to 8 p.m. on Dec..5, 7, 12 and 5 i4 .14• and the Oshawa Senior Citizens��; Centres, f 43 John St. W. from 4" to 85 Dec. 6, p.m. on Whitby residents can visit a vacci- at the PharmaSave ��.535 `$'i � S. �4 � .°iS,c, •x%,"� .i- S .._"`h3 k ..-o- '+'$.,, ;�,�Si.. £j5SMks3.",� nationclinic Drugstore, 220 Dundas St. W., from 4 }4x b gym: to g p .m. on Dec. 5 and 7. In Clarington, clinics are at _St. a4 Stephen's Secondary School 30 Mid- , ; � g �'c:,sM1',��.�'£5'eo x�k'^�•S��'4''��.y 4. I '� '+9. � '��..5� - dle. Rd., Bowmanville, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Dec. 2; at Orono Town :' , mss. Hall 5315 Main St. from.4 to 8 p.m.: on Dec. 6; and at the Courtice Com Complex, 2950 Courtice ltd. munity from 10 a.m, to 4 p.m, on Dec. 9. Uxbridge and Scugog residents can attend clinics at I,akpddge Health 9L F 7 IriT HO N000BO k i Ww Im .raw AW _ F. ]Tw �� ESEAT a Fes'" �' r vv DELIVERY i` ti s < y "` 51.` 1. 4� -WF'na 1p 6., s J 11 'tet pr t 08 TILTMG jig W-71.11A ---- CHEM ti , P41IRPOR - .;.. t W7 DELIVERY 00 OBO 008 k IV WOW! 4, 080 �Poo r 4sOQ% L.TMT y 0 F * , -� IAN Aff "glift 131 AVM FLIVERY LP rim m to c IIS UND azSt� ' as RR c 4 GU ti i NORTH YORK g t �� � � _ T.. 4. L L y. Jo eDiSCOUNTSAT f - - � - `.� - a' � � �„� �. � a ,�� x-� � �.. �-^ �. � R : mss•-, 25Dana $t�,11 yrs., Brittany Dinsmore, 11 yrs., Jordan Creagtt�, /�,,�. A,,,.,� p 28) Matthew Rams 16 yrs., T yb e, 4 yrs . { yrs , Cool Anne Morton, 8 yrs..." 2%). ,& te. t in, 9 yrs; , Lindsay Mart<n,11 yrs , [ale Luxton 8 yrs , 29) Lisa Westbr 3 yrs. me. S yrs:, Savannah Kerr, 4 yrs., h�d ty0 ook, eSSic Mena Ads, 7 yrs., Courtney Brar,13 yrs., lk�an Treanie, Michael �uglas, l yrs., Dylan Thomas Bennett, 5 yrs.,Genesis -8 yrs Bourgeois, ' i 1 yrs, Nikita Hine, 14 yrs., Alexandra Weeks, 6 yrs. -. 27) Jake Forsy�, 6 yrs., Efizabet Clx iva, yrs., Diana i con, 5 yrs., 30) Eric Donn* 7 yrs., Kattierine-Caldwell,10 yrs., Mittel t aroque, 8 Jessica t�� &yrs. Nathan Shaun Tts'�r, �3 yrs., yrs.. Schoonbmodt, %pi, Dean Ems, 8yrs., Denis Gray, 3 yrs., Jamie Hanna, 11 yrs., Kristen ;4:yrs,, Natal Clayhm', 3 31) Jimmy Garbutt; 8 yrs., Ryan Ratrictc Hancock, 8 yrs., Brayden Sim, 3 yrs. R ese, 5 � ��ca�uglt ,yrs:..; ":� r ' NEW§SAbV8*W#,-4W6V SUNDAY, DEC. 3. Registered Practical Nurses ters Club holds a'regular siak at 686-1443. ER omm , CONCERT--, ,GreenwQp-d,, are- holding � ftir-.. annual -NEws,ADY Tis ,BiLLB meeting- at the Pickering SUPPORT GROUP: Peo- United 'Church hosts- -,,a Christmas Dinner -at. 6 p.m.DEC. Nuclear 'Visitor's Centre, ple with biian-tumours, 3' 20 00 Christmas Cantata entitled at Port Darlington Marina, beginning with a' , meet and their families and care w- - `Love's Pure Light' at 7 Bomanville. All RPNs the first Wednesday of whether your children are greet at 7:15 p.m. The free givers may attend support p.m. The Cantata• features a and PN Students welcome. every month in the confer- two or 42. 837-9670.. meeting runs,from 7:30 to group meetings at St. nativity pageant,, -and an RSVP. (905) 623-7549. ence room of the Ajax & WOMEN: The Ajax -Pick" 9:30 pmi.. for anyone, i*r- Paul's- United Church, -,65 -.-- hour of music including, Pickering Health Centre ering Women's Centre ested in public; speaking or Kings Cr., Ajax, on the first by the TUESDAY, DEC. 5 between 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. holds a free workshop from, improving leadership -and Th or of every month th'.':' church's choir and -the Sun- BREAST-FEEDING: The All are welcome. 683-3948 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the, -, communication skills. Call from7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m day School Choir. i The Durham Lacation Centre, is (Marg), , or 428-6632 community room of thM e ariska Thomas at 686- Phone 642-7755 - for more church is located on Con- holding a two- hour work- (Marie). Durham Regional. Police 2195. or Mary -Anne Pietru- information, cession 6 just off of Hwy. 7 'shop. to inform mothers on SINGLE PARENT SUP- station, Brock Rd. and in Greenwood. breast-feeding, getting off PORT: The Ajax -Pickering Hwy. 2, Pick6ning. Topic Pic is PANTOMIME: The Pick- to a good start and what to Chapter of the One Parent The Win Win of Assertion. erijig. Players community expect. 427-9547. Family Association meets Space is limited-andpripr theatre troupe presents the QUILTING: The Durham at the Ajax Cricket Club, registration necessary. 42& pantomime Cinderella in Trillium Quilters' Guild 615 Monarch Ave. at the 1064. the South Seas at Dunbar= meets at. 7:30 p.m. at Cen- comer of Clements Road, TOASTMASTERS: The _1*44110 United tral Collegiate,- 155 Gibb at 8 p.m. All are wr n - 1 11 1 ton -Fairport ,lcome, Ajax Pickering Toastmas iu Church, 1066 Dunbarton St., Oshawa. 726-7495, Rd., Pickering, at 2 p.m. (Elizabeth -Vipond), 432- a, (416), 410-0211 (Box of 5334 (Arline Dickinson). Welcomes ALL Orthodox Christians. to° k - HIKE, DURHAM: The WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6 'Ribs Durham Outdoor Club'in- ARTS COUNCIL: The assist in establishing a Parish U*hAE5ig1iSh vites guests to. join mem- PineRidge, Arts Council. as the Liturgical language., hosts its monthly meeting bers on a roughly eight to 10 kin hike in the Durham at 7 p.m. on the second For information, contact: Forest, starting -at-9:30 a.m. floor at the Pickering Father Br-idn at.(416) 265-3951':7 Pub stop afterwards. 420- Recreation Complex on 4801. -Valley Farm -Road, Every-:, 01.0 410-8805 (fax) I o is welcome. 509 �_,fib' ?zqhotmail.com ne -3855 MONDAX-4)EC. 4:,- -(Cathy). Ali a Mission Snuion) is Canonica4 bksyed b) His Grace 77se, CHIUSTMAS,�'._' CON- VOLLEYBALL: Morris *i&Aveni &-,Whin Bishop of Ouawa and all Canada {OCA) C _Iii6�t Heyball I is df-� Fresh P0* Rea* F ERP. oiinty Town and Tots Vo ow resh Singers present "A Christ- fered Wednesday mornings Peri Fresh Pork Cetrie Ct mas For All Ages' tonight at the East Shore Commu-'! 0 !: i Aesthetics & Electrolysis Pork and tomorrow night at 8 nity Centre, 910 Liverpool loin mop p.m. at Carruthers Creek Rd., Pickering, from 9 a.m. B Y �Jlj 1 r H F' mat LL L L Community Church, 599 to 11:15 a.m. Co-operative p Bayly St. E. in Ajax. Tick- babysitting with crafts and J ets are $10 for adults, $8 shacks available. 420-0652 69 for seniors and $5 for chil- (Tammy). 11b. 1b. 3 1-3- $,3 dren. For tickets and more SUPPORT 'GROUP: The I information, call 668-5743. Ajax -Pickering Osteoporo- Am Breaded F 1" 'L R C P- C i A 1, CHRISTMAS DINNER: 'sis Support Group meets on A 1 0 R D R, sicken 7 Ba* Kabobs ►;F7 labe LALD MARTINO & SON . ........ FUNERAL DIRECTORS Breaded BROCK ROAD CHAPEL PROVIDING TRADITIONAL BURIAL & CREMATION SERVICES Chicken "THE DURHAM PLAN" loan Biwa WE WRIALORCREMAT111ONSERVICES , Savo *2." lip WMED • Transportation of ft Deceased • Family Consultation 1b. <U" INCLUDES - Documentation 1b. View our. (6 a�w 6w, Aftead Spemwww our' Minimal Wooden Cremation -3; or Burial Container W"tem Lamb,,. BROCK ROAD CHAPEL EMARIES PLEASE CALL Tip 1057 Of Rmts 1057 Brock Road (Just south of 401) PICKERING, (905) ik�iw , Broils -R,�ifts Ham In December. Save $1.00 1b. Wen, Gets His Hair line "99 i 'rZelcomets 0 s S, t in e h ng� �e7 i Mo �w 5!"M. 3 tl p�llEal F rmgen A42996 1b. , 9 � For more info nation comae: &WOgTouriaInformation Centre , ti 110"ke4 (905) 985-4971 - HAM 5�5wll A P PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, December 3, 2000 Durhamsnoke�ree-homes1inners selected bringp ne rites The Durham Region Health ' and.the other Ray Picco of Cour- prizes donated by 26 businesses whose homes were all ready "Through the contest, approxi- Department has announced the ' tire, courtesy of Glaxco Well- and organizations across smoke-free or those who decided mately 4,500 homes have been winners of its- fourth annual,- come and Kaitlin Homes.; Durham. to make their homes smoke-free, registered as smoke-free. `Open the Door to a Smoke Free` Other contest prizes included a The contest and campaign was were eligible for the contest. "It's great . to see so many Home Contest': one-year gym membership and designed to increase public "We're really pleased with this Durham Region residents are This year there were two grand $500 cash donated by local busi- awareness,about and reduce`chil- year's results,", explained David willing to commit to providing a prizes of $1,000, one awarded to nesses. dren's exposure to second-hand Groulx, a public health nurse smoke-free environment for their Noelle Fedde' of Bowmanville A total of 38 winners `received smoke. Durham Region residents with the, health department. families:' lffi'.45x con" -A, Mortgage'Inc. halsyou take .f1st & 2nd ar S years. Rental tPM °� them darn road to buyinga home to 959Y "HEST AVAIIABLE RATES" Q "PRIVATE FUNDS AVAILABLE" Buying a home is a difficult the time it takes to shop around of mortgages are secured g debt C8�' °'n a s t* enough experience without the and most people are just too through brokers while - in For FAST. 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The only year installation warranty.,' Plumbing Mart toll free "at 1-881 • difference is that a new basement Lakes Located at 1534 Midland Ave; _the BATHRENO oil-888-2284736. t NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, December 3, 2000 PAGE 17 A/P A F E A T U R E F O R T,0 D A Y S F I F T Y P L U S L- I F"E S I Y L E ro wing oyerpopulation creating DIEc.3SENIORS .2®00 Adult day vholle'new oco-nsumerS program set , mat e Twenty p g per cent of Durham Region's population is considered senior to expand in Ajax BY JENNIFER STONE AJAX -- A day program for Staff Writer needs and wants." adults offering a wide variety of Given the massive number of baby boomers, activities is expanding in the new With the baby boomers `all r` and advances in medical technology leading to year. grown up and nearing retire -much greater- age spans, new retirement.homes, The Community Care Adult ment, a whole new market iscomplete with medical and other in-home as- Day Program Pais received fund - opening for sellers of ser- sistance, arepopping up' across Durham Re- ing to expand to Saturdays. The vices and items geared toward the senior popu- Bion, and for that matter, across the country. day program has been in axis- lation. = The Carriage House in Oshawa is a prime tence for eight years and is par - According to information, from the Durham . example. Scheduled to open to residents early Ter funded vision ti the Long - Re ' n Plannin Department,- based :on 1996 in the new ear, the home will have 96 units, Term Care' Division of the Min- �° g P� - y istry of Health. .tenses information, there are almost 90,000 says general manager Peter Peachey. It's offered at the ` Durham people over the age of 50 -in the region. That "Most of;the people that get into retirement Region Community Care Associ- amounts to about 20 per cent of Durham's pop- homes"areabout 75, so the baby boomers won't ation-offices at 487 Westney Rd. ulation. And; census numbers also indic-46 . be there for a little while," says Mr. Peachey. S., units 19 and 20 (at the corner most half of that group are between the ages_of But, like the younger senior, those looking at of Clements Road), In Ajax. 50 and 59.retirement homes. are still looking for a nice Clients include the frail el= -Those numbers don't seem to be dropping place_" to live, says a report by Peter Gaskill of derly, adults with needs related off either: the Chartwell. Latae Corporation, which man- to 'physical disability or the ef- According to the Rite Path Financial Plan- ages the Carriage House. fects of dementia. "systems Website, ".Boomers are turning 50 ' Many of today's seniors were children dur- The, program offers -a range at the rate of every seven seconds," and this will ing the depression and few were involved in the of social, recreational, -and edu- continue for the next 15 years. That's the Ilargest . + Second World War,"' says Mr. Gaskill's'report. cation activities both "on an indi- group in this age group ever." "Most of them worked and raised their children vidual, :basis or in a group set The, Catalog Marketer, a newsletter from :.during the late 1940s to the.- early 80's which ting. Maxwell Sroge.Publishing, indicates the more was a period of expansion and wealth accumu- Thera" are crafts, exercise groups, card and board games, mature market, made up of people 50 -plus, are lotion. a ' nag programs, music,g for the most part, "active and vital consumers. "As a result we are seeing some -of the cookie and r baking, , Enter ener- "Besides the strength of their sheer numbers, General Manager.Peter Peachey points to wealthiest seniors ever with good pensions and tto p g pet these consumers also have more discretionary Carriage House inOshawa' as a -prince ex- substantial e uity." therapy, gardernng, - family eqq eights, holiday everrts, special income :than young adults, and that translates ample of full-service retirement homes Mr.:Craski'll says this increase m wealth re- luncheons and guest speakers. into buying power. If they won't buy 'a"product cropping up to fill the needs of our aging quires new housing forms to be built to a high- Saturday sessions will run for,' themselves," the article tells businesses, " baby boomers:er standard of accommodation:' from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. "they max buy it for their grown children orMr. "Peachey says Carriage House is follow- "It's open to anyone and prior grandchildren." Butt, director of sales. at Canterbury Common, ing that advice. "The finish in the home is ex- registration is necessary. The Don Haight at Brock RV in Port Perry sees an adult lifestyle community in Port Perry. cepfional. It really is. quite a beautiful setting. " cost is $21 a day. lots of people in their early older adult years. "They certainly want to downsize"' from As seniors age, so does the need for services For more information or to And he says the more mature consumer tends to . larger homes, says Mr. Butt. "But they -don't around the home_ ..Carol. Manuel, Molly Maid- register, call the Ajax office at be the more educated buyer. "They go to trade want to give up quality." Franchise owner in Oshawa, says she was sur- 427-2315. shows and learn as much as they can" before - Mr. Butt says people buying in the commu- prised to find. about, a quarter of her clientele buying a travel trailer,. recreational vehicle or nity tend to "come out'of expensive homes in was made up -of the senior population. "The Support group helps fifth wheel, says Mr. Haight. The fifth wheel, Agincourt or Markham -Unionville," though reason why they have us in is they can't bend . which attaches to the back of a truck, seems es- he's seen yore and ,more buyers from the Pick- over and get to the baseboards, .they can't vacu- With, toss of loved One rally popular with older, adults, "because ering to Oshawa awa. um" or do other heavy cleaning work, says Ms, they can unhook from the fifth wheel and drive About 99 percent of his clientele is retired, Manuel, who adds her staff are often willing to WHITBY Hospice Durham is away," he notes. or about to be, he "motes:. `go that extra mile" for seniors. beginning its next bereavement And, with a luxury fifth wheel running about Lisa Lafontaine of Community Lifecare Inc, Ms. Manuel says, when she first got into the support group on Wednesd $30,000 to $40,000, Mr. Haight says the older, which runs Village Retirement Centre and Or- cleaning enterprise, "I assumed most of our Dec. 13. consumer is looking for "more comfortable Iiv- charts Villa in Pickering, says the -aging of -the business would be the dual -income parents that, The group, open to anyone ing features, more home features. baby borne population means "we are certainly live in the big houses in. bedroom communi- struggling with the loss of a ."Roughing it would be a black and white adjusting the vision of whatkind of residences ties:' loved one, runs from 7 to 9 p.m. TV," he says_ we are going to be offering." Baby boomers But given the shift in the demographic and at ,the Hospice Durham office, Luxury also seems to be the name of the have a "huge impact," she says. the -aging population, Ms. Manuel says it's "not 209 Dundas St. E., in Whitby. game when older adults look for a home to live `Baby boomers really drive the economy," a bad plan" to look at seniors as her potential To,register or for more infor- mation, call 430-4522., in during their retirement years, says Michael _ she says. Everything sort of reflects their future market. A/P PAfae Ia31 Calendar', MONDAY, DEC. 4 at 8 p.m. at the WestRougeSe- Richards Lane, in -Ajax. " The PICKERING AND VIL- nior Citizens Buildings on the group gives people with mobil- LAGE SENIORS: The group north side of Kingston Rd. west: ity impairments the opportunity meets on Mondays from 1 to 4 of'Rosebank Rd., in Pickering. to shareinformation, provide p.m. for crafts. and.pool, at 29 New members welcome—Call. support to each other and.pro- Linton Ave., Pickering Village. 837-2877 (Isabel Annis) or mote community awareness of All seniors welcome. Call 683= 416-759-5474 (Daisy Udell). access issues. New members 4748 (Marjorie McDonald). welcome. Call 686-9696 THURSDAY, DEC. 21 (Kim). WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6 GOLDEN, AGE CLUB: The ROUGE, HILL SENIORS:. Claremont Golden Age Club on THURSDAY, DEC. 28 The Rouge; Hill Senior Citizens Brock Road in Claremont EASTERN REBECCAH club hosts euchre Wednesdays meets on the third Thursday of LODGE: -Eastern Rebeccah at 12:45 p.m. at 464 Kingston every month at noon for a Lodge meets the second and Rd., Rouge Hill. Call 839-1650 potluck -luncheon and meeting fourth Thursday of every month (Helen Paris). followed by a social and eu- at 8 p.m. at the West Rouge'Se chre. Call 649-1031 (Mary nior Citizens Buildings on the THURSDAY, DEC. 7 Borlane). north side of Kingston Rd. west GOLDEN AGE CLUB: The ROUGE HILL SENIORS: of Rosebank Rd., in Pickering. Claremont Golden Age Club on The Rouge Hill Senior Citizens New members welcome. Call Brock Road in Claremont Club meets at noon on the third 837-2877 (Isabel Annis) or meets the first Thursday of Thursday of each month for a 416-759-5474 (Daisy_ Udell) each month- at 1 p.m. for re- potluck lunch. Call 839-1650 , for information: freshments, a social and eu- (Helen Paris). chre. Call 649-1031 (Mary �• ARTICLES Borlane). 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In ful season of all get turned Campbell have dost a small part of preparation a total experi- short, the true meaning of around into one that is full the true meaning of ence in,itself, with every- the holidays. is one of joy, of hardship and even. PSj/CiiOtil@C1p1$t Christmas. Greed appears one involved. -Put on the love peace and happiness. despair for soman ? to have Become art of Christmas music, and See our holidays. from P y' and Behaviour P Y Y The true answer is their "wish list and it pour the eggnog for the the eyes of a child and you that many of us have for- �G `kms., {sy Consultant isn't their fault. Between family. Dance around will have the most joyous gotten how to be childlike. V. T - Advertisements and with your toddler and/or Christmas ever. The focus has somehow giving our children what your teenager while bak Happy Child -like shifted from appreciation must take responsibility self-defeating, rather `than we didn't get when we ing cookies, that later, on Holidays, love Heather and..excitement to work ,; for your own fulfillment, self enhancing reactions to were children, they have will be placed in a tin and Campbell, Psychotherapist and money whether it be. Christmas; Y� fie• become somewhat greedy. wrapped, like an old fash- In addition to one -to A child will always Hanukkah, or Chinese The, following are . Due to this, parents stand ioned gift from the heart.. -one- therapy, heather's view, the holidays from a New Year etc. If you have some ideas of. enjoying impatiently in long lines, The true meaning of clients have the opportu- positive perspective. - Yet become overburdened this holiday season:.- only to find out that the Christmas is held deep nity to join a Self - many of those children during the holidayseason, 1) Every time :you new . "Play Station" has within "Our Hearts"."If Empowerment group, grow up to become adults then it is because you have see Toured lights on a, been sold .,out- Teach the you feel that you have lost where group members e who eventually view: the -willingly adopted this role house, stop for a mgment true rtieaning of Christmas the spirit, the joy and the meet on a weekly .basis. entire Christmas season as for yourself. and reflect "on the beauty, to your children this' year. happiness of Christmas, Each individual gains negative, costly and a Just because you or of the season, as in .the They maY not appear to be over this holiday vow to inner strength and self "depressing" experience. your spouse have over- eyes of a child, rather than happy when you' -explain yourself and to your farm- 'confidence from the sup - That child;' who spent your budgeted as a reminder of all' the that gifts come.froni the ly, quietly in' your ,heart, port'of the group thera- Ictved .everything about allowance during the things you have to do heart not from you. r pock that you will cultivate a pist, Heather campbell; the holiday period -is still Christmas shopping sea- before the holidays arrive', etbook, especially _ when ; child=like - spirit and -from' the group members residing within you. You son is no reason to become the eyes of an adult. theybegin to open_ their appreciation for this and and from the educational can in fact change your depressed. Obviously 2)_Makeyour expert- gifts from. -Your heart! every other holiday sea and therapeutic compo- attitude and make this depression is not gciing #o ence of shopping exdting, Howe�ve� in the long son. Commit .t work on nents of the group. This time of the. year. most E °put additional_ A*ds_. nto . - see tf to colours, the busy` run'. your children will be your "ATTITUDE" . enables their life to change t..for.l,,at.., "your bank account! Being rices and the excitement of ; happier and fortunate :to moment by moment. farthe better.frk_. for. family, by recap- annoyed by crowds; or the malls, from.the eyes of have learned this. princi- Share in the work and the (See Heather's . turing that child . within dismayed the behaviour a child. Remember howpie. 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This to contact us at DURHAM DEN - become so stained and a simple reaction requires multiple TAL CENTRE (905) 427-4280. discoloured? between the bleaching applications over a be extremely ffective in treating Did you know material applied and period of weeks. there -is a very simple your teeth. THE RESULTS adjusts the vertabrae.' Since most headaches are caused by subluxations, way to significantly There are two A, whiter brighter do to treat my headaches? lighten and brighten ways you can have this more beautiful 'smile Your visit will include a congultaion, your smile? done! can't - last forever, due • • Over a lifetime we 1. In-Office'Whitening, to the constant staining help dioagnose your problem. Once your condition ditinon is fully "understood, are exposed to many The material, is directly from food, drinks and your chiropractor willexplain your test and exray results and outline a things that will stain applied, monitored tobacco. Therefore it is. treatment plan that is tailored to your and discolo.ur our and removed by a recommended that, to needs.. Your chiropractor 'will use' teeth, 'Juices, *, Tea, trained Dental continue to maintain highly skilled, gentle manipulations to Coffee and Tobacco Professional, clue to the your results YOU healthy po'sitions. Your nervouse among other things high concentration 35% should have a touch-up problems. It is also very common for Ar4- headache sufferers to experience neck such as foods account of peroxide releasing treatment every six does the chiropractic care for -much of - this stain- chemical. Only 1 visit is months. to one year. * Free consultation in g our teeth acquire as required to complete Remember the * No referral necessary * Braces for adults we age- your, teeth whitening amount -of stain your and children Often people feel procedure and it -will, teeth are exposed to Evening and Saturday that their smile is faded take approximately 2 and regular dental appointments available dun. But this can all be hours. I cleaning will' all be a Dr. Cluistopher Tom taken care of by a sim- ple and cost 'effective 2. 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'knsion It will help to understand what causes headaches tend to occur frequently, last a, long time and afe most headaches: Your spine protects you nervous system which starts with -characterized by a dull, steady pain the brain and becomes the spinal cord. When the vertebrae � in your neck are that feels like a - brand of pressure around the head. But despite these unable to move properly, it irritates or differences they are.closely related. Chiropractic care, has been proven to puts pressure on the nerves in that area. That'can. cause. headaches. TO be extremely ffective in treating correct this alled problem (c' migraine and tension headaches as. neck and stiffness. subluxations) a chiropractor gently well as pain adjusts the vertabrae.' Since most headaches are caused by subluxations, What 'will the. chiropractor. they will soon disappear. do to treat my headaches? Your visit will include a congultaion, VMY wouldI have spinal - examination and possibly an x-ray to F in my neck? help dioagnose your problem. Once your condition ditinon is fully "understood, .............. There are, many reasons. They can originally occur during the birth your chiropractor willexplain your test and exray results and outline a process. As your body grows and treatment plan that is tailored to your matures, falls, sports activities, needs.. Your chiropractor 'will use' injuries, motor vehicle accidents, bad highly skilled, gentle manipulations to retain your vertebrae to hold their posture or simply the stresses and adjust the spine. healthy po'sitions. Your nervouse ,of daily life can cause spinal strains: system will function more efficiently problems. It is also very common for Ar4- headache sufferers to experience neck Once my headache Stops, and your body will be better able to Pain and stiffness. . does the chiropractic care heal itself. In time, exercise, a healthy diet, and periodic visits to the end? chiropractor will help you stayhealthy, But -my.. headaches are Your body continues to heal after the pain free, and live life to the fullest • migraules. pain has gone. Continuing to have chiropractic adjustments helps to once again. Mi&ne headaches are usually severe A pu* awmvnm annnKma0mm yow Mm P PAGE 24 NEWS' ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Dw mber 3, 2000 2000 L Ch iro.practic-wor s to correct subluxations By Dr. MaryAnn Franko The bones of your spine house through your body. If you are losing degenerative condition years later. respect to the spine and nervous sys- DC BA BPE and protect the trillions of delicate mental impulses little by little every The cause of the pain you have today tem and they know what . to do and SPINAL'SUBLUXATION: A nerve fibres which originate in your day of course muscles will`- tighten may not be as simple as having just maybe even more importantly, chiro- HEALTH CONCERN brain travel down through the spinal up. Of course, circulation will be dis- turned to reach a shopping bag in the tractors know what not to do. This is Over the past year I have had a canal and branch off as nerve roots torted. Of course your tissues are not back seat of the car. It could even be very important when you. are deal - variety of questions from many of passing through the vertebral fora-; going to regenerate as quickly as from little incidences like that build- ing with this vital part of your body. you, some of which are answered in men (the opening between spinal . they are supposed to. Of course you Ing up . over a long period of time It cannot be taken lightly. And yet all x -this article. bones) and provide vital messages to will feel, sluggish. You start to feel eventually causing a hopefully tem- too often people neglect this most WHAT IS SPINAL every part of your body to keep it like things justaren't right. You may porary debilitating situation. Like a critical area of their body. SUBLUXATION healthy. If one or more vertebrae not even have -any medical condi- toothache you don't usually know IS SPINAL HEALTH CARE A spinal subluxation is a minor become misaligned there is an inter- tions showing up yet, but most med- there is a decay until it builds up suf- ESSENTIAL FOR EVERYONE? misalignment of a;vertebra in your ruption of the number and/or ical conditions creep up on you over ficiently to cause the nerves to feel it. Doctors of Chiropractic work spine that leads to malfunction and a strength of the mental impulses that time. Wouldn't it make sense to see.if Then it takes alot of work to fix the with spines of all ages. Some 20 year lost of health. are required for normal homeosta- your spine and nervous system are problem. It makes more sense to olds have spines that look like an 80 HOW SERIOUS IS -THIS sis/balance. functioning the way they are meant have regular checkups to prevent as year old's and some 80 years old's CONDITION? SO WHY IS THAT SO to by design? much aggravation as possible. have spines like a'20 year old should There is a vast range of severity IMPORTANT TO ME? HOW DO I WHO CORRECTS SPINAL have. The only way to tell is to have of spinal subluxation from mere fixa- When two cells come together KNOW IF SPINAL SUBLUXATIONS? a doctor of chiropractic examine tions of mobility of individual seg- . to form the human body the first SUBLUXATIONS ARE Your doctor of chiropractic cor- your -spine. Depending on whether ments of the spine barely detectable development from those cells is the CAUSING ME TROUBLE? . rects spinal subluxations. you want correction ,or mere pain by motion palpation of the spine (the notochord which becomes the brain This is a real problem. You Chiropractors are one of five health relief the length of time is entirely up chiropractor's expertise) to degener- and nervous system. Out of this del- don't often know when vertebrae are professionals designated as doctors, to you ... but you have the opportuni- ative disc and joint disease visible on icately designed group of nerves misaligned unless you have just had the -only ones allowed by law to ty of knowing and helping yourself. x-rays all too often leading to fusion comes to the spinal nerves and all of a traumatic injury. But even then the diagnose. Your doctor of chiropractic Everyone should have . a periodic of the area. - the other systems are outpouchings mental impulses can be turned off specializes in the detection, diagno- spinal exam by a doctor of chiroprac- WHY SHOULD I BE of the nervous system. Your nerve sufficiently fairly quickly and make sis, and correction of spinal prob- tic. CONCERNED ABOUT system is your lifeline. -It is that you think that the problem has gone lems. 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ADVERTISER, StlNMY EDITION, December 3, 2000 PAGE 25 P Ort"S NEWS ADVERTISER DEC 3', 2®®® Durham. duo Wien t'ri' P e c r awn o rally racing Pickering navigator guides •team 'to titles after strong showing in Bancroft PICKERING — A" his partner, saying Brand Following a rough' start to Durham car racing tandem played a pivotal role in helping the season after sliding off the captured the triple crown of the duo achieve the triple icy roads in February while" - the Ontario Performance Rally crown in their rookie season. leading .the Pro GT class, the Championship after a strong Northland Rallysport team bat- showing` at last weekend's c couldn't think of teed back for a class win while Rally of the Tall Pines in Ban -breaking pspeed croft.. at the econd ev ent o he yearrecords anyone i would trust-' The Northland Rall s ort y P on 'Canada's most challenging team of driver Paul Ordanis of more...He was a stretch of road' in Orillia. Ashburn, and navigator Paul natural for the The tightest battle of the R� Brand, of Pickering, secured ' the points needed to win the OSIt1011.' year came against the Michi- ed e o triple crown by finishin first h gan-bas tam f Brian Scott t -11_ g and David Watts in the third in the rookie class, the Pro GT DRIVER PAUL ORDANIS event. When the dust settled �Y r class, and claiming the' series' ,ON NAVIGATOR PAUL the BMW L of•.., Ordanis and championship victory in their Brand- held a slim six -second first full season. BRAND- OF PICKERING lead to claim victory. VY Navigator theirBrand noted the The fourth event of the year, BMW rally car "I couldn't think of anyone The Georgian Trials in Parry over rough terrain at Bancroft I would trust more to stay fo- Sound; gave the team its an - event to secure the titles. cused during competition than other victory managing to beat "The road conditions at the Paul. He was, a natural for the : some experienced teams with Driver Paul Ordanis and navigator Paul Brand, of Pickering, captured the Rally of the Tall Pines went position," said Ordanis. "We far more powerful cars. This triple crown of the Ontario .Pe armance Rall Cham ion hi winnin from snow, to frozen gravel, to would like to try to win on the catapulted me rookie team to y Championship, g ice and really made tire choice national and international level first place .in the standings the Pm GT.class, rookie class as well as overall points championship in difficult," noted Brand. "We but may require slightly more the racing series. Here, the Pauls pose with the BMW that carried them to were luc to make the right ht y q g y going into the season's last kY g power: than we currently have event in Bancroft. victory. The duo captured the series points title after winning the last race tire choices to adapt to each to beat some of the well -sup The 2001 season starts with o, f the season in Bancroft last weekend. The series starts up again in Que- change: ° ported competition. ,But that the ice and snow of Quebec bee City next month. Ordanis gave full credit to won't stop us from trying." City on Jan. 28.- Lgymnaststurn. in solid results --� i DICKERING —_ Threeon unevenbars, third on bal- placed 10th overall in the r % city residents who train with ance beam, fifth on vault and novice 2 category. She fin- the Winstonette Gymnastic seventh on floor exercise. ished,first on bars, and eighth Association of Unionville Lauren Hargraves placed on vault and floor. posted strong results at the sixth overall in the novice 3 Following the three quali- first of three Metro East bracket. She finished third on fiers, the Metro East team 'provihcial.qualifying meets at bars and vault, sixth on floor will be chosen to represent the Gemini Gymnastics Club and ninth on beam. the region at the provincial•. in Oshawa late last month. Haley Petta-piece Phillips championships in 2001: In 41—senior 2 category, Arran Black finished sixth overall during the meet Nov. ARRAN BLACK 25 and 26. She placed second jW" ACROS GYMNASTIM CLUB,` WINTER REGISTRATION Monday, December 4, ' 7 - 9 p.m. - Wednesday, December 6, 7 9 p.m. b H 2 Hwy 401 48 EXETER, RD. ss����++ m 427-OOVV � Kings Cres. N* 0 �xster Fax# 427-5741 = Bayly S.. . are Yo� .-. Wirth ���n -No�p P IS E M 800 , 9R� '��OJ�NVS ♦ • ♦ NoitiwStAit S MkMM CLU ' B Durmm Re 's Tr"11111; Sid Chi You're someone who loves the outdoors, especially in winter I OPEN HOUSE &. and one of your favorite INFORMATION -NI61NffT activities is Downhill Skiing. Monday December 4, 200() Northstar Ski Club is a Whitby, Civic Rec. 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Central had great game alongside older brother major bantam `AAA' Raiders appear scoring with an unassisted effort. defenceman Reid McGregor after only lost two games all season and Noel. to be back on the right track after Brad Dormiedy and Derek Lynden coming off an injury. Inspired by- taking a point in their rink was the The team has played well recent-: struggling over a long stretch of also scored for the Raiders. Noel McGregor's play; the defence of An- result of'great team effort Scoring ly and attributes a lot of this success league action. Coultice and Chad Glode added as- drew Smith, Kyle Martiniuk, Noel for the Raiders was Brett Me- to the strong play of minor bantam The Raiders played arguably sists. Sparked by the play of Cun- Coultice, Michael Kostka and Len Connachie and Lynden. Felgemach- call-ups, Coultice, Cunningham 'and their best game of the season with a ningham, linemates Darryl Fel- " Bell played well, keeping York -Sim- er and Kostka added assists. Goal- Tyler Franey. 3-0 home win over division rivals, gemacherand Kyle Harding played coe away from O'Sullivan. tender, Brian Horner earned full The Raiders play most of their York-Simcoe. Sean O'Sullivan was well and just missed several scoring The Ajax -Pickering major ban- marks for the fie stopping 23 of 25 games at home this month and hope perfect in net earning the team's first chances. - Strong physical play by tams played to a .2-2 tie with the shots as the Wolves ; outshot the to continue to turn things around. shutout of the season by making key Andrew Sawyer and Brandon, Central. Ontario Wolves in Lindsay Raiders 25-19.- The defence was in- , See the squad's Web site- at saves all night long. Kyle Cunning- Franey kept York-Simcoe off. bal- recently. The Raiders played short- spired by Raiders minor bantam www. bantamraiders2000.home- ham, a call-up from the Raiders ance all game. handed with several key players call-up Sean Coultice who played a steadcom. 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Job P/acementAssistance • Individual attention • Unemployment Insurance recipients welcome " • Unlimited tab time • Funding available for those who qualify • Hands-on training • Over tall% success rate Registered and Approved as a Vocational Microso School under the Private Vocational School Act Tger`ME C4 00 li PIC X_FRff4G ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OFFICER SSem y The City, of Pickering- is seeking, a dynamic and. highly motivated publication as News Ad- -Pickering Campus 1450 Kingston Rd. Pickering Punch; orklift Cert. economic development professional to develop and implement vert!ser will not be re- risible for mosethan Press the Corporation's business attraction and retention program. In this to op on be Il- (905) 420 1344 Warehouse Shipping C position, you will also provide assistance entrepreneurs � y and small businesses, and participate In the promotion and mar - and there shag no ability .for non -insertion Receiving Machinist keting,of the .City. of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT " PL You will work under the direction the Manager, Corporate Promotions and, Economic Development; within the City's Cor - is limited to the amount _ paid for the space occu- the error. All copy is Rohm and Haas Canada is a Canadian subsidiary of a Apply in person. Need S.I.N. card. porate Projects & Policy Division. 'You will have a degree in business administration, economics, planning or geography, is subject to the appro- vat of management of News Advertiser. worldwide leader in the manufacturing of specialty. chemical Bring void cheque or with completion of a local economic development pr ram, and EAnit $200, $300., $500. or -products and has an immediate opening for an experienced direct deposit form of, three .years of related work experience. Knowledge OT Infofltla- more per week, assembling Administrative Assistant (bilingual Enghsh/French preferred): S. # ZS HatwQ Ave. • tion database used m economic development is required and excellent interpersonal and communication skills products in the comfort of your own home. Send a self - This position includes a high .degree of customer involvement Mot,L-Fri. q a.#tf. 4 p•m• are essential. A valid Ontario Class ''G" driver's license and use of addressed stamped envelope to: O.P.H. 6-2400 Dundas St. W., Suite 541, Ret 636, Mis- and support. General secretarial duties are required and :427-0678 a personal vehicle in the performance of duties is also required. sissauga, Ont. L5K 2R8, proficiency in the Microsoft suite of products is a necessity. - 1 1 Hila Qualified applicants are to "apply by December 12, 200(!- ECE OR ASSISTANT required for 1 year maternity leave. Candidates should have a communitycollege diploma in the g P R�reurenfa ,invited to the Coordinator, Employment Services, Fax (905)420-4638. start date January 22, 2001. send resume by Monday De - secretarial field and have five or more years administrative in accordance with the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy cember 11, 2000 to: First St steps Child Care, 1990 Whites experience. Attention to detail, good organization skills, and p g g ]fan ea b Act, the information gathered is collected pursuant to the Municipal Act, R.S.O. Pickering, ON L1V 6P5. the ability to prioritize are essential. 1 ! Beaver FAY even cods 1990 cM,45 and will be used to select a candidate. We thank all those who apply RECEPTIONIST Part time. As -well as a competitive total compensation program, We P Pe P g n however, only those applicants granted an interview will be acknowledged. An; equalOpportunhy,mployet. Well groomed professional, excellent customer service skills. The Facial Place, 2* offer an excellent benefits package. 1 General tielp . 1 General Help t General Help Brock St. s., Whitby. 906.0- 8128. Please fax or mail (no phone calls please) your resume to: at The Viols S its Center ``�`i ]I AZ DRIVERS, 1. year, accident ; RESIDENTIAL TEA HER re- AZ 13RFM required for ITL free ex erience, border uired for a Private Interna- 0 ration: $590 S p q pe Ston bo- EXPERIENCED BILLIARD hie - chani�nstafler to work in Durham Region. Some. - Aline Mackenzie 500 T�iCtoirZU St.' W.,, Whitby crossing. Call 1888-400 917& tiCollege (Bowmanville nus: 2500 3000 miles weekly. Campus). ESL Program Excellent working environ ex- ex perience . preferred. Full time Rehm and Haas Canada Inc. Come a .17� L Come and talk to u3 about egg/HR, _ teachers, tach and supervise merit -ri benefis package. potential. With or without own tools. Fax resume Attn: Rec. 2 Manse Road hojli you can join the "team" Drive through e o xp• curricular activitlEs., for dedi Safety . tennis. Home wee- cated international coed stud- kends. Premium . late -model Room 905-665-0318. West Hill ON M1E 3T9 at v1 111tS 1v1�Qt]llg PC@- Mature attitude. Flexible shift. ents.- Mus be creative, ener- • equipment. Please contact Fetic and have excellent Eng- Tom DuMont / Glen Wilkinson ish, skills. Fax _ resume to: 1-800-463-1475 ext.311 FRESH AIR, exercise and more. Call for a carrier route . in today. 905-683 Tax# 416-28i-4486 ROiMII AMD MAAS We are looking for Apply 8t Cross Country (905)697-2126. chrlsbnas $$$ - We need 20 your area 5117. CANADA IMC. - T�� JJINE COOKS 380 Harwood S. Ajax. Call Simon A• RARE GROUND FLOOR people to help::in our (rand established- new all alal' NYSErtand company,' FULL-TIME Parts Person for expanding y eDr p We thank all candidates who apply, however, only those and WMT STA it. 416-832-0027 re- diatelyftfor s asoniGe, TSE an8 full cently launched in Canada, time. no experience- neves- miintedrental resumes off at 131 Dowty Rd., individuals selected for an interview will be contacted. _ with experience and enthusiasm requireexcellentcouni- A PRIVATE (Certified) Inter' Home-based -bus! 686-2442 Call Pam at (905) national College in Bowman - Ajax or fax to: (905)68f-8546 for the upwming busy faWwinter vide requires. a RN, B.Sc with nabonuses�cand residualrative slssio�5-, MR EXTRA . CASH NOWI iaenemal Labourer +1 ♦ L' ■ �" WANTED EXPERIENCEDF!- nancial Advisor. Looking for Spt)TfS season. experience in assessment for 728 3922. Dominos Pizza hiring Part foreign Nurses and the Cavia - Time/Full-Time delivery drly- We• in A' Wodr Jax 7,76 - ; $&25 To Start _ Q� e, a change of scenery where you can be your own boss, bus! Please a to person., Pi?{� dfan Nursing Exam. re- ACCESS TO A COMPUTER? ers. Paid cash nightljyy. Apply quire an experienced Nurse to . Work from' home on-line, - at 10 Harwood Avec"S Ajax develop a refresher/upgrading- PT/FT, log 683-9993 "1215 Ba - , Car a Must. own your own book .of ness with a above average _ $1500-$350 onto , Picker program and a exam prep. wwwmoobalincome.com, ing 831-0030..Must�ve own $pl'1119@� Our, mos} MA • , commission rate? We are looking fo self -motivated Fi- Ginerld 1 General Help 1 HOID ,Program for Nurses from Chi- toll free 1477-999-0327. car. ria Could be part time or full ALL UNEMPLOYED 'start FJIRM {IP TO deliver- 905-426-2525 )1•]IIInQ >�� nancial Advisors. with 3 .or more year experience to ' in �° Call PA AUTOGLASS INSTALLERS. AZ. CONTRACT Drivers re- uired to run Mk! -Wes USA time: immediate. Call, mad or fax resume to; Mr. Lee Aurini, now! 18 18 years+, no experi- Ing pica, Must (nave own car with Concessionence necessa First 100, ap and insurance wdfi clean driv HAIRSTYLIST REQUIRED; no Tours;hair - no perms, just rat I 1 9 „ . our winning ,team. Investment Planning. Ask for Ken Nadege Busy glass shop in Pickering and for local runs. Home requires experienced install xpe weekends. 05)282-0586. pplic Rut will be interviewed 4 record. Cao Jenn 905 mamnlle ON 11(5. Tele- i g ( ) hone 905)697.3398 o Fax a, Ruth 4301430. phone able. P!ekerinpaoronto_ loca- tions Call hris 476-466 4 or at (905)666 4994, ers call 905-831-4290. 2126. 5599. PAGE 28 -THE AJAX PICKERING NEWADVERTISER, DECEMBER 3,-2000 Visit Us On the IntenwC www.durhbhwwm.net 1 Genwat Heb Lateral Hdp / Gwarat lifiNp GlMW HNP Gen" N*,- _CxerMral HNp Geuteral Heb 1 OIf 11 HSP The News Advertiser' Is looking for reliable people to insert and deliver papers and flyers door to door every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday in the Pickering area. Deliveries must be completed by 6:00 pm.. Must have a vehicle. For more information call 905-683-5117 TELEKARKETING Appointment Setters Required Immediately for P/T Evenings • No Selling +,Hourly wage plus Bonus Call Carrie for interview (905) 426-1322 ONow llltii�Aft MANAGERS KITCHEN MANAGER Fax resume: 905 -MI -6548 or E-mail j:flynn9l@sympatica.ca CHRISTMAS RUSH Local Whitby call center looking forper- manent part-time and full time, staff to join our winning team. • No experience necessary Y • No selling LOOKING FOR HAIR STYLIST LOOKING FOR RELIABLE 7:30-8:30 AM; or Wednesday, • Earn up to $10. per hr. Assistants full _and part-time adult carriers with vehicle to December 6 between 5:00: • Payday eve Friday 60 FULL & PART TIME for hair salon in Pickering. deliver door to door in Ajax 6:00 PM at Rossland Chiro- LICENSED y y ry y Please call Lou 905-831-5366 and Pickering, everg Wed., practic Associates, 701 Ross- Positions fill fast. SECURITY OFFICERS Fri., Sat., by 6 pm. Call 905- land Road East, 2nd Floor. LOSE UP TO 20Ru per month.. Southeast corner of Rqssland TECHNICIAN For an interview today Required Immed atel 100% all natural doctor for- s83�117 and ask for Atka. Calf Liz or Michelle (905) 720-150 mulcted. tali 1-877-418-9913 or and Garden. 905-430-6787 REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY Applicants must be willing to work variousTHE CORRAL NIGHTCLUB jg hours, evenin weekends and holidays.. check out website: www.4ever- taking applications for parr Y slim.com Access code 91560 time door staff '& bar runners. PERMANENT For bus Chrysler CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES We are looking for well groomed, mature MOVING AND `STORAGE Must be neat, .personable, PART-TIME y persons with excellent communication skills company requires Drivers and able to work as a team, and BOOKKEEPER/ P1ei R/ If there are firms or individuals #o wham dealership. �ritten and verbal). Previous security ex- willing to work. Please SECRETARY Hetpels for Durham area. Full 8 apply you do not wish your reply sent, simply perience and 1st aid and CPR certificates an and Part time. Call 905-626- in person to the Corral Tues. place your application In an envelope ash 6163 Fn: 2pm-elosmg- 433 simeoe required Mon -Fri Must have Chrysler $ Must have reliable transportation - St. S. Oshawa. Previous -ap- 10am - 8pm. addressed to the box number in the MUSIC FOR Young Children plicards need not apply. experience. With AC License. Law and Security Students welcome. has self-employed music Must have work' advertisement and attach a list of such Apply TRAINEES WANTED, to install gul Fax resume to A l of teaching opportunlfies requir- knowledge of I names. Place our application and list in In Grade 8 Piano, Grade 2 'Systems' furniture. Good y pp Ontario Guard Services 0 communication skills, needed books, including 9O5 6g3 -5%3g Theory. Special training from rig an envelope and address to: Box Replies. (Durham) Inc, MYC. www.myc.com Phone together with ability to work inventory, A/R A/P. If the advertiser is one of the names on Marlane 905 428-8573. with tools. Experience would Fax resume to list our application will be 124 Wilson Rd. South, NEED' ing an asset, Neat it �a�ppe- Jensen's lift- youry pp Oshawa Ontario L1x 6C1 J Please head your classified ad on the first destroyed. OVERWEIGHT ante, and processional attitude a (9p5)430-2208 must. Call Pro Office Service No Phone Calls Please day of publication as we cannot be respon- PLEASE NOTE, resumes. that are faxed PEOPLE Pickering. soy -839-2057. siblo for more than one insertion in the directly to Oshawa This Week, will not ` . to lose 20 lbs &;up ski d 11�P Help event of on error. be forwarded to the file number. Earn -excellent ..Originals must be sent directly as a income indicated by the instruldlons in the ad. rNationTaland international Accounts (905)426-2113 $12./HR TO START rience preferred. NEW LOCATION Ser now open. . Make thelall Customer Service Reps. / If You Eno Working With People, -No-Experience? needed. 'Fr. Must possess Enjoy p excellent commimicarm Minacs Worldwide is the largest customer contact centre outsourced service provider in We Have a Job For You! Training available for those: skins, min, Grade 12, own ve- Canada, employing approximately 2000 people across North America. Within one of the • Hiringimmediate) hicle. No selling. To schedule y Who .qualify an interview call Roy, 9-11 fastest-growing industries today,"iive�e recognized as the leading provider of Customer • Sixsg pro available Relationship Management Solutions. Our clients, some of the worlds largest corporations, a.m. only at 579-7813. • Trauung provided FOR PERSONAL (INTERVIEW NIGHT CLEANERS,. Whitby, depend on for world-class service and, in turn, our world-class employees deliver. Must be available to work Evenings &Saturdays Call: Bonnie at 416-757-x%987 full-time, Fridar; Saturday, Call for an Interview (905)426-1322 Sunday, experienced with . Tara Personnel Inc. floor work, some heavy fitting. Quality S Call Asaph (416)391-5609 llyslslllllllltilllsHllllliftllllyltstllllsrllllYslyllll ext 300 or fax resume to Durham Childr�is'Aid Society y � R PART-TIME FOSTER PARENTS I NIEEDED yCome join our Partners in Caring R y Program. Families are needed to ,.provide care for children of all ages y in your home weekends or short R y periods over holidays. Training and R y support provided Expenses are paid. R y For more information call K y 905 433-1553 or 1-800-461-8140. ' R y Ask for Jo -Anne at ext. #2307 or- Rob ixxxgmxlowxxxxxxlgwxnxxxonxxxxxxx Rob at ext., #2324. >REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY> *45 SECURITY OFFICERS* Retirees + Law & secu ty students/graduates are especially - welcome GOOD OPPORTUNII!2"fr FOR ADVANCEfARM <Full bermlit plan provided> POSrPIONS AVAILABLE FORS Well-groomed, mature individuals, -with good communications skills, able to work various shifts. Must have Mm tcj sortation to sites., Apply NOW::: 9h4 weekdays f 9TU 11117 199 Wentworth St. E. fitd floor,_ Oshawa FULL TIME WORK FURNITURE DELIVERY PER- SON - fun time. some heavy Technical Sales Representative AVAILABLE lifting required. Deliveries in Durham Region: Valid G u cense and current driver ab- With Tool & Die or Mechanical Engineering background required for metal )ant. eq . stamping p $8.`15 to start stract required; Attention; 41's. Graham, Wilson, Furni- St. Oshawa. Engineering Sales, travel required. Reply to: File #621, Oshawa This Week Bonds On productivity p ' , ture 20 Centre N., 723-2255. 865 Farewell St4 P.O. Boz 481, $9.25 + benefits after probation. IMMEDIATE POSmONS Oshawa, ON MH 7L5 Must have transportation. Call (905) 655-3373 available. Mediterranean Grill is now hiring Apply person and Cooks. Apply in person SkNICd �P SkBkd-llelP and leave your name and with nng. W5 oe phone number WE ARE LOOKING for mature " CLASS "A" MECHANIC people to expand our Finan- tial Services business in this Required immediately BARTENDER/SERVER needed SMALL' NORTHENO OSHA- for Pub restaurant. full-time. WA Business Is now accept- area' wEex��ennccen.nott nec�i for busy import dealership. Smart Serve preferred but will ing applications for a full time Bozeni 905-767-2395. train. Fax resume to (905)576- bookkeeper. If you enjoy a a 'Must have 11T1 Tt experience. po 9114. friendly working environment WINDOW . AND DOOR In- and are a team player. Please stallation Crew: Full-time po- • Clean air certificate an asset. HELP wanted -Seasonal and full HELP 8+. edu today, start tom- fax your resume to Dayton & sition available immediately. Noat (905) 433-8035. All local work. Vehicle and • Good pay and fLdl benefit morrow. Call Jen at 416 621- 9547. SNOW PLOW BROKERS equipment required. Local long established company. _ package. wanted Newer 4x4 Trucks, CLEANERS NEEDED routes available Scarborough, Contact (905)723-9843. Good earning potential. pHOUSE Pleaset�i�A a cSkering. Markham, Durham. Guar- WORK AT HOME Health M- Fax resume to: anteed hours please call 905- dustry $1000 P/l - $5000 F/T LICENSED ELECTRICIANS 619-2757 or 416-439-3343 per month. Training available. (905)668-2753 Required Immediately. In- MONO VOICES needed. Call for free information dustrial/Commercial experi- BOOKLET. 416-631-7156. Telephone .sales for Garden ence preferred. Must be will- Bros. Circus. Salary + conn - MH DIE-MAX TOOL &DIE LTD. WIC to ing to work weekends. Please mission. Day & :evening osi- 1 fax resume to (905)428-8302. tions available. Call M5) Due to our continued growth we require for: LICENSED STYLIST to assist In , 579-6222 CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANT Busy, Whitby, Chiropractic Of dynamic &.motivated individuals Tool &Die maker/3rd ear, apprentice y pp managingAiat aion,profitshar- SUBWAY SANDWICHES Ajax ing, guararnitteeeed salary/commis- has opening for assistant fico seeking a confident, mar- h. - bonus from $100 ketin8-oriented, enthusiastic AFTERNOON SHIFT: CNC Programmer/ Operator, Tool Roonl Sujpervisor/Tool & siori manager. Food service ex- $350, dept. store discounts. Call resume at Please submit perience would be an asset. Die Maker: General Labourer. Cynthia (905) 426 6180. Apply at either Ajax location. resumes ember personally on Mon - da .December 4, between Fax resume to (905)619-1671 (905)5641593• You will be responsible for the total integration of the corporate ISO 9001 quality system PART-TIME BOOKKEEPER t within our Call Centre facility in Oshawa. Further responsibilities include implementation of NG Cash & Carry requires an = the ISO standards, training, internal audits and continuous system improvements. Good experienced part-time book t 9, Y P keeper (12-18 hours per communication skills are a must as well in -depth -knowledge of the ISO Standards, week) in our wholesale store preferably ni the Service Sector. PLEASE NOTE: This is not a testing or inspecting role. in Oshawa. You must possess p Y 9 p g' 1-2 years experience in . book- (Ref. 00-272) keeping with excellent com- munication skills, be detail Qualified individuals are invited to forwarill risumilis, quoting the reference number by fax oriented, proficient in com- l to (905) 571-5021 / 1-800-M-1078 or by E-mail to: hr@minacs.com. for more inMrmation, or puters with , knowledge of Ex- cel: Please tax resume to; to apply online, visit. our websiite at the address below. (905)579-5269 PART -THAT HELP must have ( W j fl U C ,(t ) WORLDWIDE Visit its at wwwunifisCs con clean drivers abstract. Some w ►r 0h lifting required. Call ACVANCINO CUSTOMER COMMUNICATIONS We are in equal opponwrity employer. 432-7873 or fax -resume to(905)432.6845 PART-TIMF4M-TIME cleaners needed immediately for busy janitorial company. hourlypaid. Call Rvio, J.1.L: Inc. (905)420 -WO PEOPLE'S TAXI AJAX Taxi drivers and mechanic needed immediately for very busy • • company. Part-time or full- time. 905-427-7770. SERVICE TECHNICIANS reLFJYANTE quired, 3 F/r positions to start Immediately. 27-33Kryr. Can- didates must possess excel - 111 lent communication skills, re- liable vehicle and be able to travel er occasion. Previous Advertise on—line-with customer service experience an asset To schedule an in- terview call. Roy 05-57between I WEE gam-11am ONLY at 805-579- r^� • 7813 ssifieds at $`SEtIVtNG �..: AtACtUIhiE■ ��� oll"I"zoiafi: s Excellent earnings potential for experienced_ industrial sewing machine operators. Durham S' nhne! Full-time day shift. THE NEWS ADV TIE Call Debbie �1 M " Q%- ff - �. Is looking for carriers iii deliver `�0� I papers and flyers door #o door P� SRANDEX TRUCK INC. AZ Driver needed immediately. Excellent AJAX/PICK�ERING Wed. Fri. & at. by 6:00 PM. in their ne hborttoods: pay v cka Qe, benefits. US Please rice. 7o hi -rise sleepers contact. BIB ADVERTISER 6 80707'Please NE W •call 905-683--51171 0`)420-7407 800-219-6225 A.7 VIO U On the intwrnet: www.durhamnews.net THE AJAX PICKERING'NEWSADVERi1SER; DECEMBER 3,2000-PAGE 20 HetpNM Yb 11aepN•l inti ialF IloeplN 1lf�ilkel 1 Firewolad, ewelle"`" 1 Arldee r " s -•'AtItOrnoWT DenleF Dehhtal Dergab - Bd•' &le 11 fairSrli to §ate / MrSeir MSEUMENT, PROPERTY RENT TO OWN new and re- GENERAL GENERAL MANAGER SEASONED taxes too high? Leaking for conditioned appliances, and FIND YOU USED EHiCL AT: answer to iower it? Free info. new TV's. Full warranty: Pad- SPORTS AND REHABILITATION CLINIC FIREWOOD send s A.S.E.: PTA 27-1300 do Markat, sos-283-a36s or Available. Kin p St. E., SWW191, Ostia- 1�-798-5502. The Active RecoveryClinic, Face Cords, via L1H 8J4 SATELLITE Mull DISH sw durhamwheelsiscom a busy out-patient rehab facility with DEAM . Ubearty the c!al $s9 after rebate and oMy two locations in Oshawa and-Courtice, is seeking an expenenced pick up loads, American Bear, Mint wlth $se Installation. That's it! individual. to manageand to, responsible for all aspects of this bush cords. Rarer 3rd Generation Tush Lowest price, this years. 16 p Tag and ,Mint 4th Generation rs e�pemance Call dr. Sean, Dave 1909 roRaicft, a vibrant operation.-; Hang Tag, $490:; U:SA. Bear !15)655--3 • 1 Arte`tl • 28 V8, 192,@06 Ian. and 1 Tiueks Attractive coin enation and benefit package with excellent 905-83f-7 55. amercan �' Mill, axe' ,rust SHL>Iivino mom sale. motor excellero. ask( 19Mfor Sols, p AMnt Taqs s65: Canaan as is..725-0858 or 437232 opportunity for professional growth. clear Mlm, with Tags pale grey sofa, chair, love. CRAFTERS WANTED at The 11!98 cum SUBURB", $175• Chinook Bear Mint with seat wokd/glass end tablas, Gift & Craft Showplace locat-) excellent condition inside and 1 Mint T $140. Fur coat, 3/4 ro mtrrw,. plus more. Ajax ad in the Cour ice Flea- Mar- 1990 Chrysler New Yorker, out, painiteIt in 1997, so- Oualil'rcations- �ngth, Fox, size 10.12, 9 7-0261. ket, A W. east of Oshawa 200,000 In, $1500a; is obo. tomatic,. 811 @Cover, air, CANOE - 12ft, like new with excellent condtiori $323. SUITS, SUITS, SUITS The (approx. 6000 attend- Call 434. 92: (snp) .175:000' kU. $6700 certified foam side rads 8 2 paddles.. Trish Romance Print,' The Annual Christmas Party is )fist leg each weeker�). Let us w best offer. (905)866-32aii • Licensed physiotherapist with good clinical experience $125. call (905)427x222. conservatory unframed, around the comer. Why not show &suit! your scans direct g119911 CtIEV f 454 y 11993 CHEVY 1n tori, V8, reg- do Licensed y p ! pe ry FREE pull-out couch. Free s offers on-all items. Ert�aiil knell your best for a lot less'by have toto be tiwre. YYou is NOnot 243 of101kmad s �ltepalesr ills I' alar cab . good condition, Three ears experience in a management or su rviso role `� • Excellent written and ora! communication skills medium. size freezer (runs). s�Mhppppppmg a! RUGGEo RE owner. white, work $791Hi wtl certify. Call 905 8521481 (snp) ( ) wtptbygalMhotmail.com PLAYS where for around_ a I $2Mmenth: � 905-436-tk, utrairor ready. remote ,174,000kms. (905)404-2605. • Demonstrated ability to manage a professional staff ( BEDROOM wr -. 8 pce. cher- $100 'U get a stylish suit, 1 4control glut. en box wirih Sit TRADITIONAL STYLE, floral rywvod. Bed, .chest, bAress= shirt, and gaaodpair of shoes. rack custom tarped and fait . cab 1998 ISO NOMBIJE, space sofa .. Excellent condition. 5350 er, mirror, night stands, dove- VisftdRUGGED. flEPLAYS en 1 Compubr size runMng boards. Good for ,27000km, extended wamamy,- If you possess these skills -and qualifications and are interested o.b.o. Call after spm ()6e3 tall construction. Never window work. $10,000 0.11.0. 0449.cnp opened. in boxes. Cost $9:000: Whinny and see for yourself. Cao Mike (905$3.9-3998, or black exterior/grey ,.interior in a challenging position; please forward your resume with a. sacrifice $3,500 (41%748 Si� tom, we've �n'o�- P.0 TEK COMPUTERS` we call (416)81 K+o condition one owner brief letter outlining salary expectations, in confidence, by 1 �kl•• 3993. ing only the best in new & have better pikes on laptops, non smokes )51160 t�rafied: 00 next to new clothing for men desktops and on the .site 19x2 CADILLAC BROUGHAM, Call Dave (905)57( 6625. ; December 15, 20 to: CARPETS SALE & HARD teens and br at up to 75%. service re a,i I Please- Can in excellent .condition, oai� OLD BODY NEW PARTS - LEATHER JACKETS, up to 1/ WOOD FLOORING: carpet 3' BH(kw RETA L. From jeans to (905) 837-1330 66,000 krrrs., .luxurious IatterF 1989 GMC J1mmy 4 x 4. blue, 2 price, leather purses from rooms from $,339. (30 sq. yd.) dress yards, sport jackets to or, fully loaded; blue exterior, 2 dr, automatic, all power, all, Marilyn Van Eyk $g%ri luggage from $19.99, Includes: carpet, premium to dos, we goE it alt. New 1 a a well maintained car, private pod tires, rebuilt everything leather w. ets from $7.99. pad and installation. Free nems are also available for sate,' asking $12,950 080. HUt118r1 R@SQUrG@S C0-0rdin8tor, Entire Stock Clearance Saler estimates, carpet repairs. Christmas at wholesale pits Galt 705.939:46% engine, transmission, lots of 117 King.. Street, East Family Leather, 5 Points Mall Serving Durham and sur es! Experience consignment . FOUND SeuRD PEM M o- It s; but still runs good. Re- Oshawa. 905.728-9830 or roundingarea. Credit Cards shopping for men like never �•d orange and white cat 1M Y.W. Peaty; auto, 4 dr, celpts of work done are avail- Oshawa Ontario L1H 1189 (4116)439-1177 Scarborough, AcceptedCall Sam 905,686- before. Take 401 to Thldaon Very timid. Horth Ajax ,call sunroof, 27o.fRfo km, $3006 able: Asking $4,000 a best ' 1772. Rd., go North (3 lights)- to. after 4:30 p.m. (905) 428- as.is obo.-In greed shape, will offer as is. Telephone (705) FAX 572"31 S CARPETS lots of carpet, Bum's St., (Turn A) we're in 8147. easily pass certification and $7$-0588. t00% nylon, new stain re- CARPET AND VINYL SALE- the first P on (11urn's emission test. Calf 434-0392 vow lease carpeFs Wbool Drive on hand, I will Carpet three s, 30 square Placa). Mon. Wed. 106 • 1 (snp) 1 1 olnce Hent A FULL TIME c pet3 rooms, um Pit`I° yards, from 1� 1 rni,rs. Frl 10 s: saL10 5. 4 comet y suit 111-5`: Call aoa-2063 t99T cREv LUMINA V6, a(r " REC,EPTMW NEEDED.-- fue PHARMACIST/MANAGER expert insta8atii n, fast. deliv- up to 10%. Near colors, and FREE m including lrome. 2 ice. . a995 ., E-tested8 certified, ps,. gMc Conversion van, ery, free estimates (30 yards). deSigns.Customer satisfaction. TABLE, HUTCH; B chairs, naries, including lard rage. $3895 &tax. 1988 Pontiac s, pb. air, tiff buckets, table, experience required. $300/ is required Drugs Oshawa Norman 6ga-2374: uarameett. Cali Mike for suitable for kitchen or dkrirrg ( �7 6000, tib, air, .190kms, E-lost- �, excellent shape, 184,SW Jane tared for Lovell Dru m Os ycnx 9wr. Call ne ,(905)686- 4040 ed, . needs little to cerIff and emission tested, FIs The successful candidate must res estimmate, sos 431 i y r 27- Pi"e. LHASA PDD FRE£ . 6WN $1,200. 87 Pontiac asking $5609.430-760.(sdp) Ir NEED A 'IT COMPLETE CAR STEREO TD : go $450 as Is. 905-668 r s>dea possess the... following: excellent system for sak: Can 905.428- POWAM FURMTURE..Our home: Hypoaue� IC dog; 2- 11 2 PDNTIAs, SUINIINNIER, l HOME PHONE. 2307 after 5 p.m. (snp) - Mission Furniture (s on rite Years-old good wfth - white, soil tori, 4x4, communication skills, interest in moor .Come and see` the chddreth• lM� 905 831- 1903 Chs1r Cnialfer, 4 .dr lady-driven, great co. diabetes care and . pharmaceutical $G cod t' COUNTER Spectats, Del SW that_has turned the Fur- 3613 auto, ain/fm, Cass„ ps, 00, Asking $420D: Call 905-6W Bare, be informed and updated. Sad CrsfsYs'nmkptpopkie+dnmure y ups= down.:En BULL TSS for sale, 2 228000 km, rwis grail .very . 131$ 300 . Previous. management experience is 2 Price, Pentium Internet inment units, Home -0f- �males � y , ilk � easy. cati$350• 110 SAFARI, a (�s g110 p1+0b101n! five, Dining , Room, Kitchen, old CKC r will pass .emission. 53500 sen en- an asset. We offer. a competitive starter systems w/monitor and.. Bedroom Furniture, Dont Ped t �t •Daunt km, white With reed i�t�rio�r, LAST CI­IANCIFZ�' p 905.571.3872. $299. 1'sgCho P3 soo totally obo ao5 43a 0392 (an to sell Avorl salary and benefit package and a loomed, DVD, CD-burner, sub Inti is woodwork- (9855-4871. 11999 SUAW- air co�n,�pa trader hitch, $weD x434- 3 2 � � g Toll Free: i� ly rile leading manufacda- emission tested, 434-4392 woofer, Sony 17' monitor or of custom : built SOLID CFTiEN14 ctaoked pb, 185,OQtL asking $3800 . products • rofessiorial work environment. onmayrtt. 1-$88.8$7.01 $1,888 Awesome. (905)655- WOOD Entertainment Centres Aral bo�tor avid wall as young 4340892 (drrpj i P) reply in confidence to: between gam - Spm 3661. ant -Nome Office- in the Dar- to mature spayed or tie MwW 1M PONT. GRAND PRMSE, 1090 €0119 4x4 9(L pilald ; O muraaoom-'14pce Cherry- ham Region..... Bring your cats (fully, vaccinated) looking ONLY 63.000KMS11 White, 4 � dS12c5hOromertac�can Ritawinn@11onelldrugs.com 19•, 14Kt. pit ohein with 9n- daek Padesdci•.6 idees/plans and. let us tum for fiomes. Chocolate IW door, bucket seats, &IL, fillyrds. • • or ft lr'90 723-I421 .4kt. solitaire diamond: ap- Chiwood. nit' Chairs. ", 8 them irdo realky....Orop. in spaniel pap . Mom offner loaded. keylega arttry, hided diio � Call And 905=655- EN PENLIE .re Praised $1850. Also Lady$ and see out State of the -Art medium to dogs also windows, emissions tested. ` h server, dovetail con- Working UcUfty� arK let available for an Foster Non-smoker. $11,900. 905 yutrad for efectrar gold, solitrMalinrgge diamond awithn--instrucrion. Still in boxes. Cost 99 PONTIAC MONDIJIA 111U1, � e raw oaks: �.uat .DEPAL u for. busy • Oeye•ar gamnm tband hand crafted, � �►' you how fine homes far cats and .dogs 619-0407 $14 j746 Sacrifice ;500o. loaded, dark teal 22k Kms . aired Call Sid 9416) 434 (418)748 0995. is mads.••••Thete ro No sub needed. Pals suppha (esD• 100b PONTIAC SUHFIRE, $25.500.905-723.9064. #eq office Part-time leading to U appraised ;3<i00. accepting sMule for Tradi4eaal cat food. and and . fax restate: (905J fift Looc� �� exp BestO�sVSr-9185 4D;yra/ 11 -tearii:Part d�tbns always welcomed. white, auto, ajr; rib CCuf••, WONDERFUL WINTER tar, " 4962-IMA.' tetefFed Al DAYCARE avaikbk id mY 1 1��Q.000 kms, excellent corn- p but not an asset. home. BrocklRAajor Oalw. 100Y old, walnut, encu lent condi Road (S ofl Reach Rd:) PCd Please call Durham Animal 95 Backer 4x4, Red With IMMEDIATE POSITION. WICKER Carriage. tion, oval-table. Neaves, but- Pe 905 985 8774... www. n at 436-8411 CIU, $6,900' CW Call 905- black removable hard tops. HEMI HQME _ Salesperson. Lots of. experience, close to 2 1920's . player piano with 27 _ Please call Mk Be to set up schools. Lunches, snacks music scrolls, excellent fet, 4 chairs, 1 armchair trod nalwoodworlang.on.ca Seat's 3. " CD player and rrW $9500 Needed for a NEW site open an interview 905-427-4280 1800.: curio cabinet, wa" #anlonhObOw 1097 Elrrysler kingM ES, 3 3 OBO. Call 4164W Ing in the Ajax/Pickedng area. provided. Call Maria working order. Antique sl - ie4 6arAr►Vari 1141111111, NK i � MCGRAW : 7312(Ce�. MtL4t Iwve , .1 offer DENTAL ""EMT required (90427-9474 wood & cast iron iUdlgne 11f Tt FOR IMF - also Alan Litre. kal bwe�t) Q0above market Connnlssions 8 for tart wary positionh, 3•daysLOVING Christian home day- nihewr cook stove 1950'$ pard-Jeokseri, hada Merle iwwfs ullyttonuses. Fax' resume to bail er week tri ficie iestapb�liahaf p care, wit. Please; tesch alphabetX905 _32j2 Serious to r DSSm81TElo en anQSSS r Rapers & t rots n�i s 2500 1Tr8NIr0M905 6112 fax resume to 905-509 974 numbers and values. 6 r� only yo C0728-9815: (1 secoaioe villi rite New will! Telephone (905)626 5588MOBN( HOME 121sr new months - 5 years prescho��, PRINT 8ALE8 Dynamic DENTAL RECEPTIONIST for �FirsIHtxr �Aid/CPR. Valley Farm 3 TWM OEDS w/wooden head 1 x S1$tMTC1r Aft 1W • V ±of "$i eloeows. doors insulation & sales person required for b 83 2, near Pickering Go. & footboards: large dark: An- $199. Also & Unden. A �� ■ ISd�bg to 1998: 2 bedroom. busy cheerful east Markham $199. Also Warded ►few Now 4 cu -11 growing Derham offset Print office. Experienced preferred: (905} 7-9600.. bqt� - a •nd tables, 3 gSBW°n' �fddgN $199; Fug WE HNANCE to be moved !root Llyd shop. Salary and commission. Part time. Computer skills.dressers - one w/camror, will, warded systems. (tI05)628- Eby $6" ])Own Ipcerion. 525,000. 905- manufacturers warrahty. Phone (905) 665.0138. Fax short resume to: (905) AFFORDABLE bacSLOVING Day- nut pkat Stand; walnut burled 6(182. �wnddti� .ges EVEIi<YtiNE X7-0095 294-5324. rare. _ House backs on to diningroom table; pine pedes- GAS FURNACE, 60,000 BTU recardf imed r E1M up, Y,OW 11�/lln© First time buy- STORAGE TRAR.HIs for sale SldAed Gkngrove PS:, .a few steps tal table: 6 light-wood uphol- Direct vent with ARC Coll, recondiEinneddryers $125/ tip, `'/'�%t ift erS bankrupt or read and looking to . We ORowlm POTENMI Dyna- away. Also on St. Anthony stered kitchen chairs; 2 brand new, ip box. $1400 or reconditioned washers $199 / " ' ten set them levet the mie Dptometric Practice: Dangle bus route. Large steamer trunks -one. upright best offer. Cal after 4pm 905- up,- new and reconditioned coin PlIdift fl bad Credit, n0 APPRENTICE PLIMIBER re- $•eking ?/T energetic, virsa- h kY+ro- a. DlaYroom• ami ane flit-taP; walnut half- 571-0982 operated washenrand dryers at �/ ground. Makes a great work qutred for bray servke .#uiaht tile, professional cxrm�liment oadin4s/crafts. Snacksnuadh. moon halt table: milk jug. $ 9 l0 Credit. YOU shop. 430 7699 tarnP) od turn- a eompatry' TOP to jan our team. Wil train. Ex emrlenced mother. of 2-Cell (gam 993. HARDWDOD FCOORINO FfM} � :New brand name ■ new service Some evenings and wee 905-839-7237 BAITER HEAL1Tl. fridges $480 and u p, new 30' ����.n work? YOU (YMacycYe uniforms provid- i ,PERSON hot tub wtrih frcnn ua7h Codi and window ��OW9 drive! Lots of kends. Fax resume (90656 L8VN18 DAYCARE. mother d ff ; pD �ReconJdoned 24- ranges CaiLt TQDAY ed. Excellent learning oppor 8160. 2 to provide daycare in my loonge skirted' and cover, from $29111sq•ft. IUso1 -and 24' host free fridges now ' choice. or 1111/9 YAMAHA 11WSX. Mint tun for the rtgM person. $3.650 o.b.o. Cat (905)436 fishing old floors & sod'�?g TODAYIcondition low kilt., 28,000. Plepsa ,calf Wu»bing AL home, arty age. Full-time or $487. needs: Showroom Kerdaf aca ble Wide seiection of Trade maybe.' (��le rt time, CrditSI StMfeS, other near and reconditionedVery cath -maintained, custom Ltd. 905 427-7409 word- Plaza, i801 Dandle; SL JIM CADILLAC SMILE, - requil . new seat and battery. analstsnacks; Pkkermg Vl JVC DOLBY 1 B,t sum appliances. Cat us today rust-coloured- with beige In. PEC mrd ry FRAMING crew requowd. > to radiology tram k e::Gall !aura (905)427 roes! sound harrro- tlfelhtr6 � 1$ Stephenson's Appliances, tenor 4 dr., exterior in excel- SPUR, 8-t8KO.B.O. Car Simon 905 Whitby. Year round work . Af- scription toil time from 6237. system: 500 digtal FLOORS HARDWOOID LTD. Setviee, Parts. 154 Bruce SL feud conditiari good, dears m- T home. Must barge computer PICKERINB Seaek /. Ratio: r• Oshawa. j905)576-7448. tenor. Must 1Je seen. $1000 kr 6 pm 905.242-4432. mast go; System- � >:iNANCE FRIENDLY, :CANING . PEOPLE a seiver, DVD � CD - e 3:1 NtONZMAR GRAND Pwfo ob o. cal (905)404-2742 and DEPARTMENT • 1 experience (MS. Word pith Loving daycare 18 months fo cam 7f Antique upright in mind lave msg.snp " with Dexp CCE, nursing or re terabbJ. Only those waft 12 years. Daily outings surrbuand for Super tion. $2.000 or best offer. SiiERlllAil BEV V POLARIS 399 E.t 1. Low !sled expernence required to ((fenced and and park). • end NC tuners, 190E I" Regal Nom B:C. mileaoe $2700. Call after- 5�i�' care for medical tragite mmnmurn of b years radial- Cratts� stay, music, - nil smati a hhgh rid (9 )263 2312 AN11Df1ES?AtholNehrl Ad 9M-706 985 �r a Ufdjc CO players, Cas- $120 firm.on, Will pa's faded, m 2082snp . ft. _ at in a gmam hace set. Oqy transcription expert- trtious- & sW. Fksf a decks :turns, s' nal MOBILE FUEL TANK t?5 a� vhie vaPoa6le: usually $t200 firm. Will pass amts- D Hang..r time and part tlma Reed fly. Aid. -CAR. certffkd. Nen- Mooser$, VCRs; DVD _ - !oats for bark of if2 tat. Asia- �• outright, as- Ston and safety without too 29M- PONTIAC MOMLINA 1994 POLARIS tidy XLT 600,, �° ns mrdlable. Must smoldahp receipts 905-428' maayy, televisions. 90. day, uig 75. Cal9ri 3740 ate• much trouble. 905-434.0392 assume lease or purchase ISS suspension, racing to fax irosuarao ailler 1 p m. 1d!R ATE d time daycare/ = f>�i : atria 12-U valued $2.000 ask r or sNpb antes tri Special 119p CtffY AM to value considereA. (snp)outright: Includes A/C, CD shocks. almost new track. work Tfi to rwrulc ip;M i8 �06j 510 NATURAL TiN#IDIIQ coat, . twNecrioas If any sort quaattldeS r stnf errhtustasHc 1/2 TON. 305 V8 . auto sliding door, pas asking $3200. Cali X5-655 Monday. - m keyless entry. - 9820: stip aUrtoep4uera rovktFULI,T Part-time ki ing best oflar : 865-0793. armrest In Mooraot 1 II 400 truuty, dull exlhatist new m Jeff- ad Fa)d :t4eume 110 r• d fm Qi ry- gond ; - 70 CLIMM Fie Ieave mlisw. try to respond to quinas. Reese hitch.-$1080 es a. Call 905 � rn: BRAND NEW ENCLOSED 31 t2. Jam_, tt1UiPS.. oar 40ic Mad fbrrit tons 3165, . Mattresses SW PERFECT RIG for ,going south Rodent Bowen Amlgees= 906-852-M Grp. stip double 12 tt Tomco snowmo- 7106. or email S. 418} 398 4771 ir�rr Palr.klner and bpMOlstery Brooknn, Ontario. (9t15J6S5- bte trailer. Aluminum frame. St. ML, Suite $02, Qafhavra sc4as ami bvesats, rulused Caribou camper plus 94 8049 or (9t�j242 !1890 190 VOLVO 244 GLS Turbo, 2 p�tr CAVALIER, 4 dr., 13 inch wheels Super sleek .. fMiario.11TH iA4 WlNTEB RD.pIMlYiW, ECE--in, Puce .for guide ckaraaae. Die heavy duty Cummins 4 door, automatic, criuse: air, auto. air, remote entry, PWR design Save the tax $4250. RN1C8A. fru 'Mat nh04h81 of caro would fikti :illi sebdion of retdirders : diesel WnP• New txrst TRAM SET ilia Power windows, Inks, body lode. brad oeew,' iron ht tet- 705 799 6869 sargery, HARP eA> tib take care yetlr cdtd fel• 000 sal both fqr $35,000. " Wooden TH and .iatod eceeNeal• X5080 Christrauas..q tory $17.800: Call 906 $39- (%u►.trlodefrtltDgp�ftt no thne:2 yrs. 8'up hot, Bir orabaCkit lyre" (90SI92? lift ,uxdany bager ropliaie837-certif8 18$2,000. Tele 2188.• �YAoe0N1N�A w0d h►> A.fifty, maliF resume: fkr: Klein: _: 92 A` PIANO TECMMM avalldtb we'rs to our FRID YOUR Nl7R used; vebl ineludes saver, 2 helmets, rate +'P" wok brims. :SeRt104 c tie 7+0315. ► .. sevirig6 oada air . ,tor hnhiatq, repairs. 1I, W prrr son's set (glXi�1435 11914 FIREOIRD.' V6, 5 speed, de at d .c do - : afty �. FIRM. 436-7833 Li$.684 10"ce €Aahs, ar�trosses, chase,, consu�tion on alleyesfully loaded and over ;900 APS Debbie ttedr�m ,atlas, -8htas +lave makes & models of acous c = � post spew on It $1400 certified " 1�p� Fifewaeai . I f fish' suints, bean balls, olc Rrii ed pianos. Reconditioned Heitrtz- and amissron tested. Cal Atex l 1 10 clear!! If �u ro kt0" for man. Yamaha.. Mason & � (905)720.88115 snp INTMY ,Ajo KOiY HEAT FIREWOOD, ex- quality fumlhrre -at whole$* ' Risch, A OHM' gra" of 19tt4 fLEErWOOD CADN LAC . 1 BEDROOM UPPER plus HVAC celled! very best qw ty land- prices - check a out trsL Ourfor resklerrtiaVSERVUIE 7echme n' �11OStSitOfB woof. extra long pnces can't be beatl s d $fait• • a motor in excellent dentfi s parking includes quSe. 3 5 years expeHanes; iZetlTeflletOt {rllr2t�, ` 6rue l r (ready to f�aiturd, 488 - King SL W, lessons novel Chock out the 1110 Asking $5700 or �, no pets, n� suit anim _G> A/C. 2. bnRa ln're- in Port Perry. bum) cut & twlk Honeht Oshawa(9051436 & web at www.barb hWl.com { Call 9D5-655-4840 professional. References,friprationi. t r l� measurement, ?re de8very call Barb at 905-427-7681. $8 CIISC. BMW 73511 320km. " R • ' � oval $775/month. x ce an as Requires 905153-2246,AFFORDABLE$A� Visa Mc, Amex _ To:DUW Good'condifion. Mfetak .blue • • CAP, 905 686-546e SeL. buitieO8 H©Nsekeeper/ °" on navy blua leder lin ridu. based on experience. shy ANOL UIUY T11E fN:8i - ttaopp hfd0ea PIANOS i 6RANOFATHER 11-BEDROOM plus- dun ;base- Call Dietary Aids fol seasoned' hardwootf. CIMm' g 8 regular-,$149/ap• cloCKS sate now on ag Ro- + w Harwood $1200 DAD, 09 416-916- m�niapartmeM b quIK adult 9t#M79-86t8 fax: 905-579 rt-time Brut. p��g %ApK Wtiit- Washers. fun'& extra rapacity land dhptal plates ani' So- 2433-er�4-0.402: Pa and 905j A27-7613 family home, residential arca, 8688 Arin,Sannee Manugter �y Oshawa it75/ Drysrsk fol S inblr acoustic Pkauhes, tar 1 fA.4118i inDrLs for ap qe aAubnnrrblee Lavine lot, kundry iacilitles UI1RftAMF shw 3i44ftiA ..1e t . 1M€ 1 ll�ll>tEO'1 iRN911N re - $ONC# cs of used available. lltiundry fa -in- lihifNS bo M M0,DOOkm: Runs fast for fat. tlroe positlon 427-5278 of rw�r app. Vicat oar sure if your kkds wf0 stkk wa8t dulled: Professional 1Yoo-. Please tax resume t0 sho vicarn today. 426 Simcoe lessons, try aar rant to , own. Cosmetics and - mufflers �erclal and industrialFREE AND CASH FOR CARSI We buy smokers, no pets lease. FIREWOOD Broken S. t9p5J728 4043. 100% of al rental Payments $ e bit. Cal f vehicles.: Vehicles must Available Jan.1s1831-0289. i WOOL Deliver, rename in per �rJ•985+1�1 woodskids and pallets Free Evenings) (9051666 8155. San to 630 Euclid SL WhtbY. p delivery by aDDhi Order docks for ask . for Jim or Jerry) be m running condition.. Call OSHAWA, 9 BEDROOM APT talar bad ANTIQUE DIIw6R00M Su- Cb ' only Oshewe�r area oNy 6 de .Cat TELEP PIANO 887 -$t 5 or corrre to 479 SHFE{ METAL HISTAt l / A18rf8 /RYB%fS toads left 9f i 434 2 (stip) J es se eta cat (' 1433 1491: l�T jfA 416 606-,2759 or i 1� be,., from and fMce Worker 1Hetper 9r machin(- 05.48 i�Q www.TekpPiano.can - M � � SALES. Alk at ROKAFIlMWODB=4Ax12',;� UK ®wry' CIiFY Cavalier ,4 took an- each tour Very quiet ex city: inclined req. for f1f Plr, 4td)x16' 1175. # ewteied 8 TWO - IWO f P MILE. 4 f12 x 9, i' face va&e, automats, am/tm cassette elusive, &M building. No approx. ,htr: fab.; located to Do - � �s � oc�1 rte. {�dl (905)$6811160. " $Mate. ' lBaOier pockefs brand 248,009bps. @ 12000 �: Trucks, Machinery. Fres Pets. 905379 90116. Pk�ring. Cab to discuss:, • -338( �0 free from APPLUUI ., ref g. ae v doth. bals,- lack, $14W � Bruce make an attar. (905"6 -O71S nmovaf cash. ' 655- "Off" TV 4f; RGA, $1000 4604( jw . 2 BEDROOM WAILKOUT 'lite.- Ce01 I>D5 971 1337 or Evewkrg 434-68111 door No>d Neo, dove, firiff. 906-4394M 7 1900 Jeep CAorokse excel- place, la udry" 2 car padwrg, gut MDTIMNi NELPFR• put-RAIL makbing heavy Judy, wraslier kid card.. 4 new t&os WANTED - pink WN wood' Expierienced time, required' ASAP- flexible trflMrood dAY FREE S .$875ta1-�ti%, • POOL TAKES. 8'-and W slaw iEX� 7 year claiming ht swine & ra• it8 a a MOM me A= Area" f,`aN Mks. tyeah hours: Churchmogsland Cat tiud,oud. y OsKauatoro w used 2 ,bil'iard fables far sok. GaH WANTtKt prang4 CPC pa0e1 d $2900 905438-0371.or . R _pd %lmmadiat!ey. WAast mquad. (905)619-1385 9� 20 +Dryw 905 767 90'r42f1-6113.. wilt pick .up R onably 416.4395.5291. tuft Cal 9W 434.0392 (sop) TeWtone (905) 611166-0007 _ _ _ primed;905-d34.0392�tsnP) _ . PAGE 90 -THE AJAX DICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER, DECEMBER 3, 2090 Visit Us On the llrrtemet:'www durhaminewrs.net 1 . A marts tor, 11 Apo for .. : , "Rent + Resets • . Tenders! °:; ; • Tender • 1 Auctions. . i Aactlons . 1 Aufdtgdts . _�...._ HOUSE, small 2 -bedroom 2 TWO BEDROOM DELUXE rd, deck, 2 .car parking, December 10th 17th (1 Bids for services listed below awess to: ` �'r �� a �'(� ��K HENT -WORRY FREE. 3700 plus utilities. Firstilast. week): ' Includes fireplace, ■ V A V i . Good references: Available whirlpool, use of swimmm The Distribution Manager ' ' 2 8c Bed. Opts. Dec. let. 7o54383679. pool and hot trio. O Sso� News Advertiser Our "Auction Package" C©nSIStS perxreek. Sims 8. 1 (416) Refurbished &New HUGE a-BDRM 2 -storey, 130 Commercial Avenue steps to GO station, drr Sim Appliances. All t1#il. included. coe St. -Modern kitchen & 1 t -lodge Ajar, out. L,S 2Hs .,of your ad running 'weekly • In-house Supt. & Maint.. decor. Rent to own. Bye-bye Will be recieved until 5p.m., umber 15, landlord. Watch yoar in these publications: On site Security.. grow!,805-a3a-ssss ATTENTION sNowBjRos: q 2000. Contract commencing January 2, i1 Rental Office: Aron - Fri. l2 noon - Bpm LARGE HOME near Brook[in, �m Clearwater da. 3 �e 2001. Work consists of counting or inserting, .Oshawa Whit This week • 3 baths, indoor Pool, ac room townhouse, pool, lacuz- bundling_ and, dropping oft papers, flyers, - Satdr�tpm-Spm Possible, vacant soon, $1600 Zi; tennis court, pond,. BBO, catalogues and other products to specific • lax Pickering News Advertiser monthly. Plwne (905)985 8265 private yard, close to beach VALIANT PROPERTY LINDSAY - 22 sunset, Jan.. '�, olfing. Available now. locations In the Pickering area. Delivery to T MANAf3P11AEMY 15th, 3 b4mom ramiy home info. & Photos (ws) 579• be completed within 3 hrs. after receiving • Port Perry This week Quiet street. Fnished base fHlal product. ment, 1.5 baths, new roof, CLEARWATER, 2 -3 -bedrooms • 000-$7S-10245 bright roorrsibardwood floors, furnished manufactured Information.p8Ckagesav81l"at: Northumberland- News e/arc, ADSL, ond, .51 t homes. Heated pool, hot tub 130 COmmereial Ave. yard;900/mo.(705j340-511t mm's to beaches, major at-• Uxbridge Tribune . Ask fpi'PiciceN � -Bid # 1 g _ 2 -BEDROOM - Private en- PHZERMG-Altona Rd, New 4 tractions, NHL Hockey, NFL q -trance, freshly painted, new OSHAWA bedroom home, availa6k Football (Superbowl Jan Lowest or anyb►dSnotnBCessBnlyaCaepted. :Canadian Statesman ceramic tiles.r includes a/c, 2 & 3 B/R a ts. 280 now. Appliances, eantal street 2001) Blueday baseball fridge, stove, washer, & dryp $1800 plus. Condolyn Man- Chitdren weluoq)e. 3275/ • One call does it sI�!' entworth St. West. weekly. Photos. 683- er, cable, sofa & chair. 4 min. a0ement -905-428-9766:: Ind. & �o. ChGUtilOes n 550.1 - Phone 576-9335 to Go, Pidkerfng. Available BUSINESS for imnrediatelyy. Firstflast. Call incl. Close to SChoo15, SMALL HOLE, central PrlvatvHanes sale, Durham based. Web-as-Q"M�► (905)831sai71 shopping. and 4011 Pub- Oshawa. fu8 basement 1 1 taboshed name. Price In - tic _ TTranslt right past fenced yard, drivewa . Suit- eludes stock, chattels, and durham 3 ON, totally renovat able for 2 adults. $�i7sAno Fax 579-4218 ed, hardwood floors, brand Your door. For appt call - Heat. + utilities extra. Fhst.: b ONLY $134,VW Detached customer base::$8,000 nego- 1+ ` new _t h wlceramics, new lett 945 721•$741 last (905)985-9513. bunryp b (n bedrooms. H X e foot liable. No time wasters., fag w/ceramtCs, garage; 2 sun-. '( � Iut.:.3 lxidrooms. Huge set-in 8-5p.m. 655.3435. rooms 4 app rage, S. Avail- : WHM - NICE one . bedroom HouNaB kitchen Alike Lynch Sales f Why not FaX US vyors • • orahip able immediately Call ON apartment in upper level of a ., Sutton Group HHOU • / • 1 Ulu. • 1 Services • 1 Serwker 723-6513 duplex, two parking spots, 90 831 9500. OPEN HOUSE ! $875 includes utilttres: Avail- WANT TO RENT Two bed- Suraiay, Dec. 3,24m your ad. BEAUTIFUL 2 + 3 bedroom able January Ist Telephone room apt/house, unfunim, , CANDLELIGHT Christmas _ apartmerds in Pickering $695 major appliances only. Whit- BEAUTIFUL HOME, Bowman- House Tour in beautiful, his- () yips 23 Wrenn Bhrd. 3 bdrm tori rows of undsay. satu< You can use our CELEBRATE + 6s1100 mclusrve. Latin / by; , A��'aax, Pickering, utilities y . packing. Near .Lake; West WHITBY ,- bedroom ,bright hic t 1 Vema 9g59403tfi0, 1-1/2 baths, new flooring day, December 9th, 1 to 9p.m. S area. Available imine basement apartment Inc , s 9 a.m. to 4:30 p m. Mon FrL th bout, get area. Open Tickets $12 : call (705) 324- fax, machine t0 }�' � t f f Christmas +� diatey. Paul Carlos 1905 A/C, 4 appliances, cable, non- House Sun. December 3rd, 6756, museamtBlmdsay true meaning of C1211smsa►S 830 9997 smoker, no Pats. Asking $650. 1 T fpm -bpm $154,900. Available comp.on ca the Cd Cindy at 725-2246. now. (905)623 7610 TIM McGRAw/FAITH HILL Send US your j *� Auer - t - bedroom walkout BowMANVILLE, solid older Dac: 8th. Backstreet Boys at QUT C IU%C�l Ql C 010E'. his basement apartment, wood WRY rani when you less own LARGE 3 bedroom, new oak brick home on quiet side' February 20.01, Toronto, Ticket �% fireplace, parking. laundry, your own home for lei than cupboards. finished base- . advertisement. " 1 available, Dee_'Ist. Tetephena yyoou think?!! .Call Dave Key ment, 5 appoar�s, ah, $1300 street, south .of hospital, p call 1-888-548 ]� 426-1939 lock Sales Rep Re/Max udk8es nnc(uded; caK after 5, st 2 bedrooms, up 3849 holiday Season summtt fo (1991) Ltd. avail. Dec.,}5. 90.5 721-2919 and bad. new Please allow time .J ..... AJA7fIMCKERIN6, clean, 668 3806 or )666 and tack $139,000. 905 p spacious rooms available: inj} NORTHWE8T' 08118WA Mow .623-5724 for US t0 COtiflrm (� %/� TT brand new homes. Quiet nasi renting - 3 bpm. tewnhomes. CENTRAL FUNBING 6R6UP, 1.7IL1ZI dentist sheets near -bus, 1 Ilouwes $925/morith ppcox.�p� utifr first & second to ;11Z shopping, schools, recreation ties. Call (905)578 8805us flbe >fiA .n your ad copy and centres. December U. 95%. From 7.45% for 5 years. -, : COME �`=TT 4f6 1042 or (416) 794-' t 1 Roema fist available rales. Private Ce ■ WOH funds avaitabia Refmapdng Meet a�tt; women; ice rior to \ l message. Sick of ROOM AVAILABLE Imine Four f r ration al m ` p . BACHELOR APT $512/mo0th and fef}sh ly phis utilities, 3rd floor we*- dW* in newly renovated call 4986( 905-686- deadline. �� ., be pllbilS�ed up, no elevator, enqu(ries Cdr backsplrt East Oshawa: 2557. 1(9119 &ill-2�- n� Mark 852 3107: Leave mss- Clean, quiet fan :home. code #22 TCi 50%all "One Of pUf �• Mature, naso enek 905 5 wwwlnndasiooc.com smoker. $1 #AUTIFI one bedroom sot 835) leax $ message. n tinreJ. Quiet area. ppm smoker ownso SB, LOANB $10K to experience mE customer no pets. Available Jan. $650. AJAX room available Dec 8 _$SOK approvals 48 tis. Gov- - Ca8.72 I492 Hmmaggrwoo ayley area. Park- emment secured loans to, royal treatment. Full-body re BEST BUY Hotiist reveals 10 ed 1;Mjr,i 905 b�s, Inck _ �)42D-1.877ce6R3 0130 or ti massage 6a s representatives will Friday December 15 best buys in our specific Call you: Price range. Free -recorded _ ALTONA RO./SHEPPARD - Get O NewaP meesss�e 1.800 515 1698 furnished room in dean of debt quick without -goo m Rating isle IDu1104 a Ra fiiax QuaMy One adult home for norrsmr� hanldupl ar beMg nishe� Criships. Personal growth ea$8 remember ltd: employed Share sep. .Everyone accepted seminars. dances. ,New fun BOIBMANYILLE- f brinti art=.kitche, athro�o gm Remi- of credit rating. Cab liar /j� basemen - apt parking. -No SgIF 2459 6 361W. m meet singles. S9M t0 leaveyOUf Friday i�`jDecember Lar• '.. •told- for interview 905- (,R J pets. Noir- smoker. Single: AJAX X11® BED, liT 43B ►72$ ; NEW wEGSITE persmr ptelerred $575mrEir TUN: roan ` lir new lama www eom Company name,. inclusive. Isiflast. 905-987- Digdst TV. B ' gO OATNt6 channel. ht Please call avaimbie. �relephene !)±RVICE► t�11 905=sa3-1110. address, phone wHlm, BROCIUOUNDAB, 656g PAY�►y. rate a privnta mailbox or 2-tr)aroom apartment, row _ W crew Credit? browse ntiier personal ads number and • rise building. AvarlebIIs Jan. ROOM 'fBR RENT, across NO PROBLEW � Met a new Friend or ('� 1st. $419/mouth plus hydro. from' Picks Cenre in en Le9lrietMiE Jamce Samo Z'�-Jli So senior.. Call (416)-438-aduR home. 9 331-006Q H3Ve a� & f ttac &we. GU ED1 f0R1Y1Cr '{MprIt10 = •Dtepm � , W48%i11TBT - comm for rent. Fast Phone ppplotral Sw• body relaxation at � CENTRALOWY1wAtarge 2 kitchen, rx -sad t-int-34PAY$A " fir. loam - S4sa"Jla Ai (905) 68340707 V bed. Nov. 1st &Jan,, Est -D _OO i have a facilities. sort mature w�orlmrg i i55 Simcee South, $71I mo.. in well-maintained ome-lei 4 8 months heel lemale p nt _ 24 HIS. Oshawa (905)721 2345. bii!dingg,�� cl�o�s_e to all ameni- Quiet neigh d ' ac Ahyvftm ill Canada., Fax ties: NLEASE GALL (9f15) 729 OAC, up to cess 401. DBCFJan. 34001 NEAVENLY a orale An. fav W (905 1-5794218 � i� � . 0977 9 a.m. - 6p.m. $6,000 cash be(* to you morntr fIrdleat. 906-430-8811 sewers Find the Diode within. (,fix J/ $32,OOOr family income. • $2.99/mra. '18+`24; his. 1- NEWS _ LARGE 2 bedroom, very Short nt payment? Far 9g0�4513783. e) • ra bright new widows, Pwrlurr , . specfecutar resit i(an Col- A , Pickering Storage laundry fadiitres, as, Assaciam Broker' cold MORTGAGES 600if tW,L PEACH TREE King" Oriental ADVERTISER . 3700 perJmo. phis hydro, no wle0K5:)Bankef RMR Rea[ Estate OOM ACCMWPAIM LAW Fh anc for airy mage. 924 int. AlA f i 728.9414 -or f-877-663- $400 per mordh, sisi yank _ a ka8 905-4��Q M.- Avail. Jan.1...Pleese can 1054 ad. call Gonrmjelly 9105.579-421 905-576 229. ing !annals preferred, fidudes CGME 1'`EWERWM sen- errlad9itect.com park(np Wund cable _Ref. ( -. ry, suer pelsaxal care at 1tiTev� AdVerfiser LARGE OPEN-CsfICEPT required CO _ wentr= Baalq�s tion Body r8as at 835 apartment in ; ftarrf estate A ABSOLUTELY ASTOUND days 1-8*W-, o - it " BNi 6 mora free, then Own a Westriey home on 600 wooded acres. (9t15)720.271t ` A' Dant f tq dsk 2 huge bedrooms, .noon -to• from $6Q0/month as c bac cefgn9 stone fireplace, fridge/ ftp to $5,000 cash: back- to WHrr6Y - Shared ei cOmma- f'OYE d1loa T - Fund- shout our Pied hrrsbrres o- stove gorgeous views +use of Yout Require $30 000+1emily dation in dean qulet hems lit ; . rants and -loans information rials.(90514 26 4585.'h q to start and expand your bush iRa. MmllteS from IGr- mCOme and good as& Short . a family orlanted area• .Stitt- ness ormrm. t -8o0-505-8866. : WOMENiel I rT skih8l. Available imine of down paymert7 Cali 9i8 elle lot ymurg professional. in abusive . diatel . $1050/monttr inchr- Roka Sales Hep-t9dayt Re/ Rdq ncee tagpined $550/ . 01N11 B�8 take y Max h# 905) i281600: t mown melusi�. Fiat & W. h- Ti Chip sive: 905 725 9991 Sp 8887321. . (90665-}522. Restatn&_ M dw k 8i equip for LttXIRiY .3 bedroom apt, m ment p� ..�aiiwdll. De>�eHouse - OsAawa. S appliances, 2 toll 4-p iRDOM; house rent to # p balks, intercom,. $850/month own Central - Oshawa, Large s taIle 905 57 : Women , ittDifies •extra. `Availwbie . Fell fer�d ��� C BUS�111185 FOR 3ALIE = Un- mWxtit., rUlktles. Decem space, 2Z'd2f 9l� ""ckldes f997 8AA0:2�car h8f8 �NF#ee MCKERNiG YtELAGE Sp. bet .isL Don #lodes N3vlun� -ftmwa ,a ,eK m a ! epporturi 3 n: ,. does' renovated 2 storey Vac- bar .25ttr call: for address Smve57&699•J. , ny supply 6 vlpikjd )., torien bedrooms 9ving (90.5)57#-6658 " rte D am area. Includes', kitc)>end @` }?a'ICl rand from'ii� fedi Launiiry�A IRIBEATABte' DEAL! kom ' tQ 3ttl?let fit 19Q5)787-,t9T AweeuiougM ' $1250 Plus utilities. Av t Own our an immedialely 416 588 5625 al Kiiigstlfn RC1.. �1 CHIP TRIOL, fu$yPit ries tot their. f�nt..OAC 2: p .. IrWOK F KERiMG, luxury home, 24 Ws free nreealei Dbde,,Plckerutg_; Lahr .waw nrc���al f !ro NO TINB'1P0 TMA new imgs 1 -bedroom walkout "905-72 4069 ext 277. Gold- 7N Or X80 Sq.ft., $509f? 090 Fait 4 9 2. Why not FaX U$ your durham. basemen, bathroom -with Ja- wall Banker RMR Real Estate: riml, eat -in kitchen, panning/ Aurallai.Resami. (90.5)420-c1 UU LOOW i IZARD, one 01'on; atll You mn use your utilities, $7900 inclusive. AvaO WO'S fastest able January 1st No :pets. BAYLIA iVEI1P00E, lar§e OFFICE,sPAEE - .1 untt stores, otters op f8J(tl to Send lIS Non-smoker, rirsvlast. tt 1►aseniel>t to ground floor approx 700sq.R Portunity ter its • new Wh by . yFwj advertiselnefit (905}427--062} - w -4 phe aS. 1-unt 2nd ;floor Ap cox. locatrar Amaft dollar store. felaed d neat p Great location.. ExceBent po p W4ailoW time for Ug OSHAWA Quiet bu8ding near Go, $460 kiclusive=� .tl Srnrcoe St o. tam Lshappxng, an -sttii roerencee ' No` smokars/pttts: tion Parkikrg avaifeble or • 1 f �: to confirm Oceyour ad copy Juded..: 2 (4t6)2893580, -- awaB:Jari t ZDQL CaR TAURANT in busy dropp and riot to dei- bedroom avall immediately, FURNISHED NQU8E rimer, the Bob {9051576 5123: upt�a ib east Oshawa an line ani of our CUs.= $779, 3 bedroom Dec. 1st. j ate,&. lnrnkrire and equipment, asking $889. (905)436-7686 uM Oshawa Gentre/401 available 335500: Vendor motl+rnted, try tome( mvim reSerh 7: for short-term rental, mo -De an offer. Call Patricle cembeFApril. Some ' storage INDOOR/OUiing store". blappbbeck, er Career Real � will Cau�yo�._, BPAC" wee -maintained 2 space available: References Cars trucks, boats, tratiers, Es1ale s Ltd. (905) .. Plebe remember t0 bedroom ts. Avail. at 900 r fired. Mice neigttpurh�d ro yew rotind. 723-6818 and 888 G�n st some with chi sf� 725-x743 ..:., leave your company. walk-in Closets, gaunt provid Neat Lake ' e and Hwy. 7. be. Close to scho shopping GtMMLjBURM" wbfl4r Phot[e QOs 9370 GoVer<itil@nt fsine, addf$S5, R11Utle centre, GO, - Station. Utilities renovates . AL8ii erdr„al l Funds $$ number and CQn d included. call (906)728-4993. baswxnenl apt. $7tt0. ALSO • �, ( - Spotless 3 loom 2-storey:to :: NIffBY targe, clean, 2 home $1250. Avogbie JO. Wirt, Parti & F= .bedroom near schools & ist. Ap uwfu�d, rtes[ Bleor, areal location. 1775 Sq• mined buil am2-cargarage• Nr" ft $5.00 net. Available Irma- br New$ Af�1re1'I1S@r Marge p up area first/ 1)657. diatey. Gas teos; 579-5077 f 9�-579-4218 List.. reqquuired S( 05)438669 (atter 3 pm j90C) 5 13281) or$77-4*2399 Visit Us On the Internet: www.durhamnews.net THEAJ" PICKERING NEws ADVERTISER, DECEMBER 3; 2000 -PAGE 31 :!rofeassib" I iiind tslersonatlzed Service Free Goniidendat ConsuKaHon as sirneoe street Iv_ (905) r28-9202 lowmtonm) W190ROUGH 919 Lawrence Ave. E. (416) 750-9620 rear DVP and 401) In the Zellers circular dated November 29th through December 3rd, the COSCO ew Option High Chair/Youth Chair iodel No.03-286, described on the )oxand elsewhere as the COSCO 3ption 5 Highchair), is offered -at $20 off Zellers' reggular price of $89.99. tlnfortanaft, due to a iroduct safety Issue this product will not be available. We apologize and thank you - • It : 1 Rtwtieg Roofing : ll Removal : Snow a ial " : e sdeioAdow ols _ CANDO > A & c:oamc/anrnom rrn. � �... 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