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Home My WebLink AboutNA1999_10_27PICKERING NEWS AD P 1 C K E R I N G' S C 0 N1 \1 U N I I Y N L W S PA P E R PRESSRUN 40 PA(iFS w•EDNESDAV, OCTOBER 27, 1999 Am Putting the r pieces together Wheels Pullout Waterfront trail a shore thing With Peds ' help Pickering lakeshore plan set to sail BY .MAR/ANNE TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING — It appears the new S2.6 -million Millenni- um Square and Trail planned for Pickering's waterfront is fi- nally set to get under way. Hard 2 local Councillor Mark Holland• who has been guiding the lakeshore project through Pickering Council. an- nounced Monday night the Town has just received news the federal government has agreed to contribute $3.10.001 through its Millennium Partnership Pro- gram. That brings the total non - Town funding for the project to $1.099 million, a little above the )9(X),(XX) threshold set by council as the minimum re- quired before is would allow construction to begin. "That was the largest ques- tion mark that was outstanding for the Millennium Trail:' said Coun. Holland. He added he is planning to bring the matter back before council', executive committee No% S for approval it, tender the construction work Council appnr%ed a S3.45 - million waterfront plan in stay It include, $- ti million worth of taurdwalk,. recreation facil- iiic%. environmental rrnpro%e- ments and a public square on the lakefront between Alex Robeson Park and West Shure Boulevard that will comprise the Millennium Square and Trail as well a, an $85(1 (X)O 4Lh{,''`' MARK HOLT -AAA) Federal funding 'the largest question mark far Millennium Trail. the Toronto and Region Conser- vation Authorm: SI(N)AM from the Pickering Optimist Club, which is sponxinng the children's play beach; SI2O,IXX) from other service orgartua- tions; SN).(XX) in labour from the Powcr Workers Union for construction of the lighthouse that's part of the project; and S38.(XX) from the Province'% Ontario 2(XX) program. Pickering has also applied for SI.0.(XX) from the Pro%mce's Trillium Founda- tion. says Coun. Holland, as well a, for $800X) from the federal arts council And. he notes, OPG is considering mak- in¢ another contribution next %ear and other potential corpo- rate donors will also be ap- proached. According to the councillor• not yet having the $3100X) in additional outside funding re- quired to reach the S1.4 -million target set for the project won't be a problem. That's because the amount still to he collected will be used for pieces of art and other trail enhancements which wouldn't be put in place Ivfore most Jif the COMIrUCtion Aork is finished. Construction would begin in the spring and must be complet- ed by March of -(X)1 under reg- ulations for the federal grant. "We really have to get the bulk of it done, certainly the pans we received federal fund- ing for, by Decemt+cr 2(XX).' notes Coun. Holland- explain- ing construction would likely he impossible during the winter months until about the end of %larch. Also on Monday, council's CxeCUIIN'e committee voted to appoint Mayor Wiyne Arthur%, Coun. Holland and Ward I local Councillor Da%c Ryan to a new Waterfront Co-ordinating Commence established by the Town to oversee watcrfront is- sues. A mandate for the com- mittee is expected to be drawn up by %u%. 30 VERTISER S I N C E 1 9 6 5 OPTIONAL 4 WFFK DFLI\'FRY S5 SI NEWSSTAND The art of storytelling Entertainment B4 v r CARL FERL:Y('Yl,YewsAdrrmsrr phut:. Carvinor curves Pickering resident Ronald Lando took his tools and talent m east to Bow-maille last weekend to display his work at the ?untie? Burningand Carting ts Shuhosted at Bovv- manvillc High School. Burners and carvers from across southern Ontario shorted their home-made handiwork at the anniud event. `Non' to French immersion Catholic trustees vote against primary program r ;tit ro :mail betttcnt. x the waterfront trail betwttn Pickerina, nuclear operator agree on plant review team tithe the West Shure and Rouge �. WW To FIND lT RiNer arras. The result will be a trail that Independent university consultants to review environmental assessment extend, across the Pickering M NOW A SAt111- SpKb ............B1 lakeshore from the town's west- a) All. ti `L L1A.tC's In supporting both the terms There was also considerable .....34 Ctanified .........B7 ern to eastern borders• with the Staff Writer a„d the funding. Mayor Wayne controversy over a vote by the General ......683-5110 exception of a few %mall areas Plt'KERI\(; — Council- Arthurs noted having the rode- majority of council to require Death ladeas .683-3005 where the waterfront is still in Ion have endorsed terms of ref- pendent review team will "en- the consultants to sit down with r. I r ENWI ............... priNate hands. erence and a financial arrange- hancc the credibility of the OPG officials to negotiate terns (ilii sib durhamnews.net The Town is providing $1_2 ment with Ontano Power Gen- process” He also said it will of reference and awork plan for over unity? million of the cost of the Mil- oration (OPG) for the hiring of provide the Town the necessary their review. Some councillor j lennium Trail and Square. with a team of university consultant% expertise to participate in the maintained the requirement the other $1.4 million coming to act ;i% the Town's indepen- E.A. would open the door for OPG to _ from other government• com- dent rev iewcrs for the env iron- Plans to hire the team of aca- limit what the Town's consul- - munity and private sources. mental as%tssment of the Pick- demics and scientists from the tants could do The non -Town funding com- ering nuclear station. University of Toronto and Mc- According to a report to milted so far includes. the The environmental assess- Master University were almost council from Town staff, the $340AXXI from the fed%. ment i EA) has been ordered by derailed recently when OPG put cost of the review under the ap- $2(XlAM in cash and S40.(XX) the Atomic Energy Control a $I(X),(XX) cap on the amount it proved term% of reference is ex - in signage from Ontario Power Board is a condition of the po %- would pay for the Town to pected to be about $98.6(X). Generation (the Pickering nu- Bible restart of the station's four cover the cost of the consul - clear station I: S21)(0)(9) from older 'A' reactors. tants. See NUCLEAR page A2 This lea in pg lizard's loo in gg for lodging Review eamw ill I tuuana \\ ants a Second Chance with someone Second Chance Sanctuary volunteer Glenn Penny hopes his new friend, Iggy, can find a new home. �kant an iguana? Nell there's one nearly three feet long at the Second Chance Wildlife Sanctuary in Pickering waiting for someone it, take him home. Iggy, as he's been named by a sanctuary volunteer, was found Oct. 6 at the side of the roadway at Conlin and Thick - sun roads in Whitby, with no ID. The Oshawa man who found Iggy the iguana took him to Second Chance, where volunteers have been trying to get the skinny, lonesome lizard to feel like leaping again. "It's getting cold and igua- nas can't take the cold:' says Second Chance head Joyce Smith. "This one's not in good shape. "He looks like he hasn't Atter $50 Rebate See Store For Details ACTIVE FLIP S Rogm Cantelme AT&T C0,0 user „ode -,Cense 1. -,Cen it ACTIVE FLIP eaten for a while. I've enticed him with everything I know iguanas eat and he doesn't want it:' Iggy's the second lost igua- na taken to Second Chance in less than two months. In September, another of the reptiles was found wander- ing around Whitby before being captured by a group of residents and taken in a pillow case to the rural Pickering sanctuary. This is definitely not the same iguana, says Ms. Smith, noting the first one was re- turned to its owner. "1 used to think they all looked the same, but they don't." Anyone who may have lost Iggy or wishes to adopt him should phone the Second Chance Wildlife Sanctuary at 905-649-8282. `enhance the credibility BY.S("SA N 0*NEILL Staff W'raer Primary pupils in Durham's Catholic schools won't have access to French immersion classes after sepa- rate board trusters defeated a plan Iylonday that would have introduced the program in Grades 1 ui 3. Durham Catholic District School Board trustees voted 5-3 against a motion to revise the board's current program and begin French immersion in Grade I rather than Grade 4. _I haven't heard any com- pelling reason wby we should go torward with the program:' said Oshawa Trustee Fred Jones "1'm not cominced of its nerd" However, in a report to trustees, board superintendent of programs (ferry Blakc noted an early immersion pro- gram "would be consistent with the %linr,try of Educa- tion policy direction... and would also pru%ide enriched immersion French instruction. given that the board has phased out core French in the primary di%imon" Trustees %oted in April to phase out French -as -a -sec- ond -language (I—St i pr„)tram, for student-; in Grades 1 to 3 due to a shortage of teachers and changes to the Province's learning expectations. As a result. Grade I pupils don't receive any French in- ,iruction as of this year and French will be phased out in Grades 2 and 3 over the next Two years. Trustees also voted against the establishment of an early immersion program last spring. Under the board's current French immersion program. elementary students complete 3,685 hours of instruction be- fore entering high school. However, that figure falls short of the 3,8(X) hours of French immersion instruction required by the Province. The staff recommendation would have seen the number of in- structional hours climb to 4,795 in elementary school. "The Ministry of Educa- of the process.' See DURHAM page A2 Inside the News Advertiser WW To FIND lT EdNKW Pap ......A6 Ede David ........ A6 M NOW A SAt111- SpKb ............B1 tt swerab"S4O s. EdWhinO i Pell on(( mealimstur SW .....34 Ctanified .........B7 rai�laty YraYesYp St}:Sr. r apntr tan.-M1um only $2 10. IM IIS A CALL JL Ir.hky ( u a adrr) Sias. 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Personalize 12 month plan $35 /Mont Includes: 1150 ealnutes (1,000 weekend ntin. u P PAGE A2 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, October 27, 1999 Durham trustees reject Grade 1-3 French immersion /1( "Rif. 1t/t,. mpace A/ creast hN appro\nn:uely "I don't think AC should Nuclear rev iew team agreement reached %I 1 Lt.._ mT+,n•, Ai inust include in the E::V l -hr terms dl\ILIC the work of the uni\ersnics team Into sl\ rc\ te\\ 'tasks lite\ will • R, \ 1rw OPG'. public t,n,ulcirion plan and OPG s approach w dcahng with more than I(,o nudear .Colon issue, Identified last \car by the Citi/ens Vtork- ng Group appointed h\ (►I'(, t„ prn,\1dc ad\I:c on Its own cm Ir milcntal rc- \IC\A; • II the Ai -(B s draft c and terms ,-I rcler- cn:c which will detail the rrsc.r.-II ,0111 d.11.1 1)PG • Rc\Ic\\ OK,'s draft and final L:\ report. • kc\Iew the final L:\ re- port released h\ \FCB staff. lite um%crsn\ team will also help the Tow n draw up Its submission on the as- sessment to the AFCB. 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'fru,tcc Jones said. • NLI\bc \\e should ha\c can\assed out ralepa\rrs ", we ct,uld truly understand \\hat the Costsare "'There is certainh no overwhelming demand out there." he added. noon,• only t\+u pet rent of the board's 2(,.(11111 students p:utl\ip,uc In the :unent Ficn:h ounicislon pro- gram "I also feel unease about this." said H'hithy Trustee Jud}Morris "\\c're spcndntg a lot of out IC sources an a %mall percent Lige of our student papula tion '. �el.C�os�se! RISA ISEK s � r KARE -r PFTF: ATNF: We ;tic pleasCll to hake Sarka & Karen Join our team of hr_hh skilled &:anng €_ csiheuciam. The Skin K Rids, CliniII Spa olfrrs R ,omplctc.kin k M,d\ .are treatments. as well as t pampenng day spa packages. 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Its :ost and popular and attra:ti\c to the lart that \dung students our r:ucpa�crs tit it uperat- V0111d h:oc to hC bused cd In each municipaht\ I.— long distances to partici he said. But. Mr. Blake pair bc:ausc the hoard onk pointed out the hoard docs - of tcrs I:TCll:tl Inuner.Ion In n't have space for the pro - two locations Hol\ kc _ram in Ala\ or \Mull\ at decmcr C:uhohc S:hool In present. PlAcrine and St I'hom:u He told trusters the hoard Ayunla,C;tthoh, School In would hkel\ offer one Osha\\a. Gradc I Frcnrh Immersion \11 Blake concededclass as of next Scrteniher \\bele the hoard could re- at Hol\ Redeemer Mid St. cei\c additional funding Thoma Ayutnas. Ho\\C\- frum the ho\mcc it the cr. he noted parents had not program wcrC introduced. been sur\eyed to cictennme husing .osis \\ould in possible enrolinrm. 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Howc%cr. nio dified cal Winchester Public School In to once[ with parents uol,%..'f'ues- endar students attend classes for Brookhn just might gel the day. shorter sirc[ches of lino, with chance let celebrate Iwo grand But. the principal reports he'll breaks spread more evenly openings next year. have a loiter idea of enrolment throughout the year Ilic longest The elementary school will figures earl% next nwnth when period students arc in class %kith - open its doors to pupils lir the Ute school hosts a pre-reglstra- out a break is nine %%ccks first time Jan. 10 when classes lion for the year-round program More than ;20 students from resume after the Christmas hop- No%. 6. across Durham are attending the days. Another opening celebra- "I'm hoping to bring this to modified program at Broughton tion in August is a possihillty It the (Uurhaun Ihstnct School this vear. everything works out as expect- Board) alter our Pre -registration. And. Itecause the pupulari[y ed. says principal Jack Smyka. I want to have some hard num- of the year-round calendar LO - "We're exploringthe pusNl. hers.'• he says. "It there is the dc- tinues to increase at the W'hnhy bility Ora oto dified calendar here nand for it we would start to Au- school each year. the Public and it hooks like it's going o%cr gust 2(N1()." hoard passed a hylaw earlier this really well at this point." he savN. According to Mr Smvka, a spring requiring all new schools explaining the new school will nuoliticd calendar at Winchester to estahlnh a amunittce let inccs- operate programs an hush the would likely mirror the program Ligate the modified program. regular and year-round calendars in place at C.H. Broughton Pub- "There seems to be quite a hit it there's a demand In the cum- lic School in Whnhy since 1996. of interest." says parent Kint ntumty. Mat progr ni which began Crolf, who's in%olved with Win "'Me response so far has been under .'%1r. 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Right next door. tltc Cit% of Toronto has a population o11 politician, million, represented he one / polinCians hClongmg to otic government Toronto', single administration scnc, five times is man ciiiien, a, Durham's nine. So the w -titin_' is on the wall. ,civ somec. 1-hc Province, which loxced seven governments io- gether to firm the Cit+ of Toronto in 1998, isn'tl ,v% ed to let bloated municipal s- tems in other urban area, con- tinue. Amalgamation, of town, and Cines arc coning to Durham and the rest of the Greater Toronto Arca as well. And it we don't act quickk to restructure here then Quccn', Park could do it for us after the 2(XX) municipal ciccuons. "Docs amvmc think the idcnu of Durham wishinns council,"' ask, O,hawa Mayor Nanc, Diamond. who is among those who wants Durham mu- Dunw000d%. nicipalitic, it, come up with "It , .1 hal- their own plan for restnrcturine. ancc." says Mir Another is Pickering Ma,%or Muir- .:,I -h,. Wa%nc Arthur%, most c "In York Region and Durham client forte of RcLi on there arc appruximatch government is one million people." notes probably a dictatorship. But you Nla%or Arthur, "There arc 17 want to balance efficiencx with local municipalities and two re- other important attnbutcs" like gional go%ernments 19 goy- quality of lite• accountaNhty cmment, f ix one million pct- and a xn,e of community "Tlx plc That', not %ustamahle " more centrahied the govern - Of :oursc there arc other mint becomes the less input the numbers iso consider as well, citicn will have. - About 46.11X) people ifull-time what's needed fist it) find equi%altnr) work for the City that balance. he aN,. Is a de - of Toronto, while Durham's tailed fiscal impact analysis of eight municipalities employ vanous amalgamation scenarios 3.336 full-time and about 2_.3(X) -- ------ - --- - part-time And Toronto is ex- Municipalitie pected to spend S5 5 Nihon in 1999. allout six -:end -a -half times the Shy 5 rullion in ex- ✓ aopulatan figures are 1996 pendrture, hudected for r_stnnates based on 1996 cen- Durham Region municipalities sus data. Meanwhile. Durham is about ✓ F'gures on municipal employ - lour umcs bigger in arca than - and estimated 1999 expen Toronto and has a significant dtures were prided by the in - rural componcni dividual municipal entities To complicate matters fur- ther. Toronto's urban areas have AJAX a much denser Population Part- pop 66,600 mayor. 6 councillors Dem. the ern proxicics more ser- employees. 240 full-time. 300 vices in area, such as transit. and also provides services to the part-time 1999 expenditures: $46 mitten hundreds of thousands of GTA commuter, who enter the city BROCK every weckda% pop 12 1X So which work, better'' mayor.6councillors Amalgamated city or multiple employees 34 full-time. 130 municipalities' Contused.' Well part-time there are no cast' answers. ac- 1999 expenditures: $8 7 million cording to David Muir. a partner sptciadvme in municipal atfwrs CLARINGTON with the consulting firm BDO pop 62.600 %o ith an attitude of "no turf pno- Ieetnm and -no sacred cow, M:Ivor Ilan rc, who,e munici- pality has (ended off- overture, from o,hawa it, annex C'our- 6ce, say, arca politician, should N initialtm; studio, to get the information needed to male de- cisions. rather than some of them "running, around like chickens VIlh then head, Cut olf" just hecau,c the I'mnince frau dropped hints about [rill nici- L:d iCstuCttinng. A.of like to look at a series (it 9 pWl \ three 1); four options... say, won't bring \Lour Diamond, without am It Mull. y there :ire alvvax, allerna f pi-c'uppo, Ilion,' SIC Ajax'. Str+c Parish I:nours %bared scn /ccs and has re- ania •\ innn,erlure,, m; \ ominnng mrr_•crs destiny Communi- 1 1't h tire 9 pWl \ mayor. 6 councilors employees: 176 full-time• 280 part-time 1999 expenditures: $32 m lion OSHAWA pop 138.900 mayor. 10 councillors employees. 599 full -One. 360 part-time 1999 expenditures $73 million PICKERING Pop 81.60C mayor, 6 councilors employees: 297 full-time. 300 pan -time 1999 expenditures $46 million 1999 expenditures. $6.8 million UXBRIDGE pop 16,300 mayor. 6 councilors employees: 50 full-time. 60 part- time 1999 expenditures: $8 8 million WHITBY pop 76.300 mayor. 6 councillors employees. 298 full-time. 240 part-time 19% expenditures: $39 million DURHAM pop 473.D00 SCUGOG charrrnan. 28 councilors (from pop 19.500 local munitipal councils) mayor. 6 councilors employees: 1,607 full-time. 554 employees: 35 full-time. 80 part- part-time time 1999 expencirture& $595 million tics .mto I c pr ;rniscd linancial bene tits. "If it\ such a no-brain- ct. ,how nle." tic sans. Nobodx', shown ��Iincr,_,er Pan, 1 +, uld onlyupport a studs it he was,how n it could be eu,t-ctlectivc and worthw lute Mayor Arthur% maintain, anialg.miauon w nh Ajax i, a no br finer .rad doesn't think more money than has already fern ,Lent should go to trying to loo cich a "natural fit will work He :list says the number of Durham government, should he reduced by half but adds it ,twuld he up a) each municipal- ity to tint its place An my +iew the Region should not be determining whether Pickering and Ajax are a good match ' Even the mayor, who favour a detailed study don* ,tem it, think it will identify huge rtterg- er saving%. Some don't like the prospect of amalgamation, and don't think citivcn, support them caber. A don't scc anv enthusiasm for a lot of major change,.",ay, Ma, or Shier. "The public arc thoroughly confused. the roohti- cians are overworked and I'm sure the Province has their plate full night now " But Max or Diamond main- tains "in), time wasted is a shame' because that reduce, the chance ill Durham municipah- ties determining their own fate instead of having it mapped out by the Pro vtrice . Mayor Parish. who%c town i, huldinc a referendum on amal- gamation dunng the next mu- nicipal election, insists the issue should finally be left to resi- dtnts to decide. "It (provincial official,) choose to ignore the People of Ajax. so be it. But it will he on their hcaJ,." �M-I. 77.1999 Volunteers may run extracurriculars A policy allowing volun- teers to run extracurricular activities in separate high schools passed first reading at the Durham Catholic Dis- trict School Board Monday The draft policy. which will be circulated throughout the system for Input, is intended to provide direction to princi- pals regarding the supervi- sion and delivery of extracur- ricular activities. Under the policy, princi- pals will be responsible for approving the nature of ex- tracurricular programs and for endorsing volunteers to run after-school sports teams and clubs. The director of education is responsible for ensuring procedures are developed for screening volunteers and for assessing their credentials and skill level. The director must also en- sure "the appropriate insur- ance policies" are in place for the program. Director Grant Andrews reported the board is current- ly exploring the limitations of Its insurance policy with the Ontario School Board Insur- ance Exchange. "I don't see any radical change required in our poli- cy." he said. Teachers get help with report cards A new computer resource is helping Grade 9 teachers become familiar with the Provinces new high school report cards• trustees heard Monday The computer program. entitled eTeacher- Student Evaluation System, allows educators to input grades and comments for students in each of their classes on an electronic report card and ac- cess the Ministry of Educa- tion's new curriculum expec- tations by simply clicking an icon on the screen. "Ifs a very user-friendly product," noted Audrey Car tile, who's training teachers in the board's five secondary schools. "The stress level has gone down as teachers be- come familiar with it " The new evaluation forms are being used to mark Grade 9 students beginning this fall and will be phased in over the next four years along with the new high school curriculum. Christmas dance gets funding Durham Catholic District JCnoul Dvaru rrusrCes vvluu Durham College leaders chug along in blitz against alcohol abuse a° Monday t 5 dinner aand n dance despite calls from an Oshawa trustee to "spend our Making healthy choices is the true norm, not heavy drinking, campaign teaches students money wisely". B) SC5AA 0 WILL uni%errty students, particular- activities on the Toronto I.- secondary schools across the college. says the BAC- I The board will donate Smjl µ'.,err Iv new students, that their lands in 1983. Alcohol was a Canada, is Juin the MaJority' C'Hi'S program '-seems to $100 toward the staff event, Although beer-chu.-gin peers are not all abusing alco- factor in the incident. Majority, Rules! have the Fest influence pussi- being held at the Oshawa ltal- �. g Fe f ian Recreation Club Saturday, contests are often associated hol and making bad deci- And. the student group. She note,. "Students want hoc in terms of Veiling to Stu- Nov. 27. with college and university, sions." says Emily Robinson, now in its second year of aper- to tit in and follow campus dent,." But, Oshawa Trustee Joe the beer on tap at a Durham chairman of Durham College's ation at Durham College, aims norms. 11 we incorrectly lead She reports last year', pro- Corey said event organizers College student pub last week BACCHUS Coalition which is to educate student, about re- them to heheve that everyone gram was acknowledged by "make a big profit" which they was of a different sort as running a number of events sponsible decision-making is getting drunk on a regular BACCHUS Canada fur the turn over to charity. "They pupils aimed to combat stereo- this week to raise students' when it comes to alcohol use. basis. then that's what they quality of activities offered. don't need our $100." types about alcohol use. awareness. including a blood "We're encouraging our will do. "It's very important" to He added, "We can't even Root herr was the drink of donor clinic, the root beer peers to make healthy choic- "We have a responsibility raise students' awareness of have a French immersion pro - choice for student., at the Os- chugging contest, a mocktail es," says Ms. Robinson. a to tell students that making alcohol abuse. Ms. Ginter- gram (for Grade 1 to 3 stu- hawa campus w'ednesday as recipe contest and a poster third -year business adminis- healthy choices is the true Brown says. dents) because of the extra pupils chugged the soft drink campaign. tration student. "This week norm. Then we can begin She notes the college has costs, yet we give money to a in one of many events de- BACCHUS Canada was we're looking at responsible changing public perception," "lots of services to assist stu- partly-" signed to promote healthy founded in 1986 by Ryerson alcohol management and en- she says. dents who may be running into Trustee Corey, who votes lifestyles during National Col- Polytechnic Institute student couraging students to make The student coalition also problems." In addition to against the motion to make a legiate Alcohol Awareness Carmi Cimicata following the healthy choices for yourself organizes Safe Spring Break counselling and health ser- donation to the staff party Week (NCAAW) from Oct. 18 death of fellow pupil Jeffrey and your friends." Week each year. vices on site. the college is every year, said he'd rather to 22. Newmarch who jumped off a Ms. Robinson reports the Bonnie Ginter -Brown, ex- well connected to the cxommu_ see the money go toward a "We do need to du a better terry on the way home from theme for this year's event. ecutive director of student ser- nity and can refer pupils to breakfast program for stu- job of showing college and the school's orientation week which is running in 130 post- vices and communications at outside agencies for help. dents. Public meetings WORDS FROM 7► ,i•� � for the week of Nov.1 THE WISE •� ��` 4CWTUT Pickering Town Council 1,'••4 1A TO Iw�1 Politics, Points of View and Parodies �� Noonday. Nov. 1, 7:30 p.m. — Pickering ♦ 11 Rut WILY Q %� � N Council. council chamber. Pickering Civic Cam- - _ .8 even. But. failure to hand over your licence means plex. One The Esplanade. Demerit points: Use them you'll lose it lox two years. In addition, losing a 0 Mir., TO I ,� demerit tint will cost you in the pocketbook. Not Ajax Town Council t p y Monday, Nov. 1, 7 p.m. — Ajax Council, up and you'll use the bus only will you pay in the forni of fines. but you can 101 -1011b,•. e council chamtx r. Ajax Town Hall. 65 Haiwcxxl count on increased insurance premiums For the _ r i I O WE Ave. S. Demerit points. They -re the provincial Min- record. here are some ways m lose demerit Paints ///, v; %� istry of Transportation's version of school deten- from the Ontario government's Web site )� `AA Durham Regional Counciltions. Be had behind the wheel and you'll find • Failure to remain at the scene of an accident will o+ _ %Vedmtiday, Nov. 3, 10 a.m. — Durham Re- yourself Naiting for a bus. walking to wherever cost you seven demerits. `+ ' i gion Council. C'ouncrl Chamhers. Durham Region you're going or relying on friends lot a lift. • Careless driving, racing or exceeding the speed. s i Hcadyuartrn, 605 Rossland Rd. E.. Whitby. Each diver in Ontario is given 15 paints when limn. by 50 kilometres or more will lose you six de - they get their licence for the first lime. It you lose merits. Durham school boards 15 demerit points you forfeit your dn%cr's licence • Failure to wear a scat -belt will cost you two Monday. Nov. 1. 7 p.m. — Durham District for 31) days. If you're a good tx)y or girl and hand points School Board Standing Committee. I-Aucaton Centre 41l)'laumun Rd. li.. Whitby over your licence, after the 30 -day suspension is Slow down. buckle up. Be .:artful out there. over. the number of dements you lost drops to You could lux a tut more than cknttnt Points ■o won't bring �aQ It Mull. y there :ire alvvax, allerna u, cs to look at like rcgion- �" :::at will al 'management hoards' that ., lie o w, .ucu In u.eua, a „I'lhnruwl? u, ,ii where there arc ,a%ings to he costs without creating an adds had. Then it', up to the poht- tional level of government. The clans and citizens no decide it kc to finding the test solution. what they'll gain will make up he note,, is to he Ilcxlhle. for what they're gi%ing up. ()nc Sexoral of Durham's mayor, study Mr S1uir was involved in agree a detailed impact ari11, for Ottawa area mumcipalaie% is the way to go. including Scu identified savings from aml gog's Ih,ug Moffatt. Brock', mation of aNut $221, Per year per Keith Shier, Claringi n's Dime household. Harare and Oshawa's Nane_v Di- " The reaction of one council- amend. loon was 'That', a ca%c of beer a Nlj%or Niollatl lily, Durham year That's not worth W." municipalities should get Io - Even when amalgamation gether to examine the i%sucN. s in Durham, by the numbers: mayor. 6 councilors employees: 176 full-time• 280 part-time 1999 expenditures: $32 m lion OSHAWA pop 138.900 mayor. 10 councillors employees. 599 full -One. 360 part-time 1999 expenditures $73 million PICKERING Pop 81.60C mayor, 6 councilors employees: 297 full-time. 300 pan -time 1999 expenditures $46 million 1999 expenditures. $6.8 million UXBRIDGE pop 16,300 mayor. 6 councilors employees: 50 full-time. 60 part- time 1999 expenditures: $8 8 million WHITBY pop 76.300 mayor. 6 councillors employees. 298 full-time. 240 part-time 19% expenditures: $39 million DURHAM pop 473.D00 SCUGOG charrrnan. 28 councilors (from pop 19.500 local munitipal councils) mayor. 6 councilors employees: 1,607 full-time. 554 employees: 35 full-time. 80 part- part-time time 1999 expencirture& $595 million tics .mto I c pr ;rniscd linancial bene tits. "If it\ such a no-brain- ct. ,how nle." tic sans. Nobodx', shown ��Iincr,_,er Pan, 1 +, uld onlyupport a studs it he was,how n it could be eu,t-ctlectivc and worthw lute Mayor Arthur% maintain, anialg.miauon w nh Ajax i, a no br finer .rad doesn't think more money than has already fern ,Lent should go to trying to loo cich a "natural fit will work He :list says the number of Durham government, should he reduced by half but adds it ,twuld he up a) each municipal- ity to tint its place An my +iew the Region should not be determining whether Pickering and Ajax are a good match ' Even the mayor, who favour a detailed study don* ,tem it, think it will identify huge rtterg- er saving%. Some don't like the prospect of amalgamation, and don't think citivcn, support them caber. A don't scc anv enthusiasm for a lot of major change,.",ay, Ma, or Shier. "The public arc thoroughly confused. the roohti- cians are overworked and I'm sure the Province has their plate full night now " But Max or Diamond main- tains "in), time wasted is a shame' because that reduce, the chance ill Durham municipah- ties determining their own fate instead of having it mapped out by the Pro vtrice . Mayor Parish. who%c town i, huldinc a referendum on amal- gamation dunng the next mu- nicipal election, insists the issue should finally be left to resi- dtnts to decide. "It (provincial official,) choose to ignore the People of Ajax. so be it. But it will he on their hcaJ,." �M-I. 77.1999 Volunteers may run extracurriculars A policy allowing volun- teers to run extracurricular activities in separate high schools passed first reading at the Durham Catholic Dis- trict School Board Monday The draft policy. which will be circulated throughout the system for Input, is intended to provide direction to princi- pals regarding the supervi- sion and delivery of extracur- ricular activities. Under the policy, princi- pals will be responsible for approving the nature of ex- tracurricular programs and for endorsing volunteers to run after-school sports teams and clubs. The director of education is responsible for ensuring procedures are developed for screening volunteers and for assessing their credentials and skill level. The director must also en- sure "the appropriate insur- ance policies" are in place for the program. Director Grant Andrews reported the board is current- ly exploring the limitations of Its insurance policy with the Ontario School Board Insur- ance Exchange. "I don't see any radical change required in our poli- cy." he said. Teachers get help with report cards A new computer resource is helping Grade 9 teachers become familiar with the Provinces new high school report cards• trustees heard Monday The computer program. entitled eTeacher- Student Evaluation System, allows educators to input grades and comments for students in each of their classes on an electronic report card and ac- cess the Ministry of Educa- tion's new curriculum expec- tations by simply clicking an icon on the screen. "Ifs a very user-friendly product," noted Audrey Car tile, who's training teachers in the board's five secondary schools. "The stress level has gone down as teachers be- come familiar with it " The new evaluation forms are being used to mark Grade 9 students beginning this fall and will be phased in over the next four years along with the new high school curriculum. Christmas dance gets funding Durham Catholic District JCnoul Dvaru rrusrCes vvluu Durham College leaders chug along in blitz against alcohol abuse a° Monday t 5 dinner aand n dance despite calls from an Oshawa trustee to "spend our Making healthy choices is the true norm, not heavy drinking, campaign teaches students money wisely". B) SC5AA 0 WILL uni%errty students, particular- activities on the Toronto I.- secondary schools across the college. says the BAC- I The board will donate Smjl µ'.,err Iv new students, that their lands in 1983. Alcohol was a Canada, is Juin the MaJority' C'Hi'S program '-seems to $100 toward the staff event, Although beer-chu.-gin peers are not all abusing alco- factor in the incident. Majority, Rules! have the Fest influence pussi- being held at the Oshawa ltal- �. g Fe f ian Recreation Club Saturday, contests are often associated hol and making bad deci- And. the student group. She note,. "Students want hoc in terms of Veiling to Stu- Nov. 27. with college and university, sions." says Emily Robinson, now in its second year of aper- to tit in and follow campus dent,." But, Oshawa Trustee Joe the beer on tap at a Durham chairman of Durham College's ation at Durham College, aims norms. 11 we incorrectly lead She reports last year', pro- Corey said event organizers College student pub last week BACCHUS Coalition which is to educate student, about re- them to heheve that everyone gram was acknowledged by "make a big profit" which they was of a different sort as running a number of events sponsible decision-making is getting drunk on a regular BACCHUS Canada fur the turn over to charity. "They pupils aimed to combat stereo- this week to raise students' when it comes to alcohol use. basis. then that's what they quality of activities offered. don't need our $100." types about alcohol use. awareness. including a blood "We're encouraging our will do. "It's very important" to He added, "We can't even Root herr was the drink of donor clinic, the root beer peers to make healthy choic- "We have a responsibility raise students' awareness of have a French immersion pro - choice for student., at the Os- chugging contest, a mocktail es," says Ms. Robinson. a to tell students that making alcohol abuse. Ms. Ginter- gram (for Grade 1 to 3 stu- hawa campus w'ednesday as recipe contest and a poster third -year business adminis- healthy choices is the true Brown says. dents) because of the extra pupils chugged the soft drink campaign. tration student. "This week norm. Then we can begin She notes the college has costs, yet we give money to a in one of many events de- BACCHUS Canada was we're looking at responsible changing public perception," "lots of services to assist stu- partly-" signed to promote healthy founded in 1986 by Ryerson alcohol management and en- she says. dents who may be running into Trustee Corey, who votes lifestyles during National Col- Polytechnic Institute student couraging students to make The student coalition also problems." In addition to against the motion to make a legiate Alcohol Awareness Carmi Cimicata following the healthy choices for yourself organizes Safe Spring Break counselling and health ser- donation to the staff party Week (NCAAW) from Oct. 18 death of fellow pupil Jeffrey and your friends." Week each year. vices on site. the college is every year, said he'd rather to 22. Newmarch who jumped off a Ms. Robinson reports the Bonnie Ginter -Brown, ex- well connected to the cxommu_ see the money go toward a "We do need to du a better terry on the way home from theme for this year's event. ecutive director of student ser- nity and can refer pupils to breakfast program for stu- job of showing college and the school's orientation week which is running in 130 post- vices and communications at outside agencies for help. dents. Public meetings WORDS FROM 7► ,i•� � for the week of Nov.1 THE WISE •� ��` 4CWTUT Pickering Town Council 1,'••4 1A TO Iw�1 Politics, Points of View and Parodies �� Noonday. Nov. 1, 7:30 p.m. — Pickering ♦ 11 Rut WILY Q %� � N Council. council chamber. Pickering Civic Cam- - _ .8 even. But. failure to hand over your licence means plex. One The Esplanade. Demerit points: Use them you'll lose it lox two years. In addition, losing a 0 Mir., TO I ,� demerit tint will cost you in the pocketbook. Not Ajax Town Council t p y Monday, Nov. 1, 7 p.m. — Ajax Council, up and you'll use the bus only will you pay in the forni of fines. but you can 101 -1011b,•. e council chamtx r. Ajax Town Hall. 65 Haiwcxxl count on increased insurance premiums For the _ r i I O WE Ave. S. Demerit points. They -re the provincial Min- record. here are some ways m lose demerit Paints ///, v; %� istry of Transportation's version of school deten- from the Ontario government's Web site )� `AA Durham Regional Counciltions. Be had behind the wheel and you'll find • Failure to remain at the scene of an accident will o+ _ %Vedmtiday, Nov. 3, 10 a.m. — Durham Re- yourself Naiting for a bus. walking to wherever cost you seven demerits. `+ ' i gion Council. C'ouncrl Chamhers. Durham Region you're going or relying on friends lot a lift. • Careless driving, racing or exceeding the speed. s i Hcadyuartrn, 605 Rossland Rd. E.. Whitby. Each diver in Ontario is given 15 paints when limn. by 50 kilometres or more will lose you six de - they get their licence for the first lime. It you lose merits. Durham school boards 15 demerit points you forfeit your dn%cr's licence • Failure to wear a scat -belt will cost you two Monday. Nov. 1. 7 p.m. — Durham District for 31) days. If you're a good tx)y or girl and hand points School Board Standing Committee. I-Aucaton Centre 41l)'laumun Rd. li.. Whitby over your licence, after the 30 -day suspension is Slow down. buckle up. Be .:artful out there. over. the number of dements you lost drops to You could lux a tut more than cknttnt Points ■o S I Starting November 1st, you won't get any power from Pickering Hydro. � 8 1 S I Starting November 1st, you won't get any power from Pickering Hydro. P PAGE A6 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, October 27, 1999 E d Ni t o r i a OpiNoNsi��iet .,t� fJ rulYrr DURHAM N F W S A DV 1:RT'ISER OCT. 27. 1999 .— EDITORIAL 'Tis the season when giving feels so good \Ve can keep food bank cupboards bursting all year Ther. are less than two month, of ,hopping day, rc- ' sit maimn,� until Chnsnnas. ,` a Unforiunateh for marts Alax and Pickering residents. �� _ `tea Dec. 25 i, rust another Jay on the calendar - not a day to � _ �-- look forward to. just a day they hope rtt get through. They're the needy neighbours in our midst who must o tea- rch tin the generosity of others so they can put tied on the table for thdm,elves and their children rhes mustT' our turn on a regular basis to local food hank, I,or the nour- ishment they need to survive food bank, .operated by tit ishment Paul'. on -the -Hill Anglican Church in Pickering and the �C Ajax -Pickering Salvation Arm% whose Famil% Seri ice, J�•.j� ra, fes- - Centre is based in Ajax Si Paul's just wrapped up it, annual Thanksgiving food dri%c and organizers report the blitc was successful o I collecting enough donations to keep nerd} residents are awhile. Thc cupboards aren't b:rrc but net- thee are the shelves fully stocked. Howeycr, whatever then t e trod St Paul-, has left and the staples remaining at Sallv Ann.,::nlre are likely to he gone quickly a, both ha%c a but of mouth, lo foci It doesn't need to he that way and the local food bank, _ LET1 T' �7 R TO d } I EDITOR _ _ OR shouldn't have to scramble for sustenance as another hol iday season approaches. Instead. the vast malortly of Ala-, and Pickering resi- Urban sprawl style development and communal attended last year's Children's dents - those fortunate enough to never need tt, turn to servicing pilot project h% Hallelujah Party. which was pr,, - food banks can ensure tit Pauls and Salk Ann', cup- Cluhl.ink on Cherry Downs mated in a recent Nc%%, Adverti,- board, are never bare and always bursting 1n rural north lands In that resolution. the cr story. I would encourage all Organvcr, of St Paul's most recent collection blit/ rc- words -'Permanent Agricultural parent tit younger children to port they have sonic donor, who help out not just during d Rcscr%e" were missing, even register their offspring for this tun ughout the near hen those seasonal fold drl%cs but thnW ted unwanted though large portions of the Cher- and %upervucd kid,' party. Good Sariaritan% go about their regular grocer%shop- ry Downs lands occupy it. Sponsored b% tit Pauls on - ping, the% huy a few extra Items and drop them oft in and detrimental Both rural councillors David the -Hill Anglican Church. Picker- tood hank :,dlcction bins in their heal supermarket Thcy Pickle, and Rick Johnson ha%c no ing Pentecostal. and Rc%i%alume gt%e and gide and give. To the editor: problem with the Rcgion', word- Tabernacle. the party ensured It', an cast/ habit to get Into. and a commendable one i mu,t rc,p,,nd to the statement mg, and it communal servicing children attending were enter - at that. The Christman season approaches. it bongs with by Pickering Sia%or Wa%nc was required in a settlement such tained for three hours with carni - it a spirit that reminds us it I% better to give than to rc- Arthur, in the Oct. -'t1 News Ad- a, Claremont. they would support Nal games, a puppet ,how and a cei%'e. How good would it feel to be cn%clopcd by that vertiser that "'The extremely re- it juggler. A% well, every child re - spirit all vcar.' You might try it. She guarantee you ll like strictive policy being proposed by Clearly. the aho%c comments ceived a loui bag to take home. i it Rcgion staff would preclude the by the may_ or arc not baud on the also appreciated the -rule that use „t pn%atc communal symcrros tact,. and have nothing lit do with children could not wear costume% E-mail comments on this editorial to where they might be lencticuil protecting the hamlets They do, depicting witches. demon%. %'arn- nnew.0 durham.nrt. Submissions which include the such a, for the expansion of exist- howc%er. appear to have every- pirc% or violent TV characters. It raster's lull name and town of rrvidence rill be consid- mg hamlets." thing to do with supporting devcl- really amazes me that ,fur schtxols rred for publication. In its propo,cd amendment, opers' wishc, to plop down un- still allow, and sonic even encour- Let the the Region would indeed 'allow cornmun.il cr%icineishared necc,sary, detrimental and un- wanted urban Brawl pngcct% in age, our children to dress up in suchco%tumc% games end water sic I and septic treat- rural Pickering.The Children', Hallelujah merit) in existing hamlets under at Party allowed me tit watch my Piekerina has no chance of least two conditions: where a Angie Jones, daughter ha%c fun. dress up and health harard would rcqulrc it and Claremont he entertained in a lo%mg cn%i- hosting an Ole m t�lc sport where it could be deemed to be of ronmcnt. The only time %he was p P significant benefit to the Regi, n. Halleluiah upset was when ,hc had to lease What the Region's wording part` y the new tncnds she had made. Wcicome to Pickering, home of a 2008 OI%mpic Sum would not pernut would be pas- At only $5 per child we know mcr Game. vately owned and operated ,s, -fun alternatl�' e where we will be this Halloween - It has a nice ring. doesn't it:' Our politician, think so. terns on the Oak Ridges Moraine at Rc%ivalumc Tabernacle. Tu That', why thcy'%c thrown the Town's hat into the ring to or Permanent Agricultural RC. register please call St. Paul', on - be choun as a %gnu. for a single spoor if Toronto's 2(x)8 serve. That seems to have hecn ig- for Halloween the -Hill at X39-7909 Olympic bid committee is successful in ,nagging the noted in Pickering council Rcs10- Summer Game, nine %car% from now. lution 131/99 Item 5. anticipating To the editor: Cliff Caunter, But. Town council member were pragmatic last week an application for a new urban- \, a parent whose youngster Pickering when they pasud a rc%olution requesting hid group Toronto 20)8 to consider Pickering as tine of the Greater onto Arca site, where individual summer Olympic iii Toronto - - - - ---__. __ _ --- _--- ---- — Harris makes excuses for his cabinet decyent, would be held. d PICKERING NFVV� ADVERFISER A liletroland C'ommunilr \esu ,paper I im R hittaker 1, Jr,v I .Joanne Burehardt I l-J:mr nr(Yr:rl Steve Houston ,IL:a{cniC Lc6n,r- Bruce Danford 1)"', 1", "1 Idrerrr.str{C Duncan Fletcher 1?rr,ui JJrrru.urC ll m {ger Eddie Kol(,dziejcak r L:,,rJrr r -IJn ,ncrrt.0 1 funic", .john li%illem, Reull.,rate Int„nn,rrre ,ildvertrsu;C Ifunuxer Abe Eakhourie ihst .aur„rr 1f,rmaCir I.illian Ilook U)h„ IAma.kcr Barb Ilarri%on ('nrrq,,,,rv. 1l.uru,Ci r Even resolution proponent Councillor Maurice Bren- aer doesn't want to get townstiilk loo excited with'-pic- in-the-sky” notions about hosting an Olympic event In- Premier lets Steve Gilchrist off the hook stead. he says. any proposal would have to be "realistic". And. to be realistic. he and some colleagues admitted Mike Harris is the toughest- standing when Dennis Draim•ille, without saying as much. Pickering has little chance of talking Ontano premier ever on an NDP MPP. was convicted of being in the world's ,porting spotlight. iaw and order - sit why did he he- _ mischief in blocking construction The town just doesn't ha%c the facilities to put on an conic the first to have a convicted Eric of a logging road, a lesser charge. Olympic event. Re could host a rowing or sailing event lawbreaker in his cabinet'! Mr. Harris complained bitterly on the lake perhaps. but would the nuclear station serve Thi, i, one of the most intrigu- Dowd NDP premier Bob Rate did not kick as an attracu%e backdrop'' ing questions about the case of him out of his caucus. Pickering doesn't have the money Ur build world-class Steve Gilchrist. whom the Progres- At Queen s Park The premier, who has iero tol- venues. Nor do we have the time for ambitious plan, as sive Conservative premier appoint- erance for others, also previously the Town only has a month or two to submit its bid be- ed municipal affairs minister in had been more forgiving of his cause Toronto 2(x)8 is expected to make decisions on June knowing he had been convict- leased sex offenders to register own. A senior adviser who de - venue, early next _%ear. ed of tax evasion 15 years earlier. with police who will be able to signed much of his advertising in So let's not kid ourselves. We can't chase champagne MPPs have been convicted of publicize their names to neigh- the 1995 election, Jaime Watt, was dreams on a rout beer budget. serious offences before. In recent hours and taking beggars and revealed to have a fraud conviction Oh well. the Pickering 20)8 Olympics were nice while years they include Tory Alan Ea- squeegee kids off the streets and and resigned. they lasted. gleson. sentenced to 18 months jail possibly sending some to jail. A few months later Mr. Watt for fraud while a hockey agent and Mr. Harris set up a snitch line was again found working in the E-mail comments on this editorial to organizer, and Will Ferguson, an residents can call to inform of any premier's office and resigned again nnews@durham.net. Submissions which include the energy minister in the New Demo- they feel cheat on welfare and and Mr. Harris dismissed it by say - writer's full name and town of residence will be consid- crat government that preceded that threatened in the throne speech to ing his primary error was 'non-dis- ered for publication. of Mr. Harris, jailed a week for as- show 'zero tolerance.' closure of a problem he had in the saulting his wife. Mr. Harris has shown more past,' another sympathetic under- I Tory Terry Jones was sentenced compassion, however, to Mr. statement. YOU SAID IT to six months for defrauding in- Gilchrist. The premier said he was The premier may have another, -- vestors in proposed construction told of his when he first philosophical reason premier readily P Po P P Y I The question was. projects and New Democrat John ran in 1995 and it was 'dealt with,' forgiving one of his MPPs convict - Brown to three ears for defraud- presumably meaninghe did any- ed of tax evasion. The has What do you think about the Province ing taxpayers of funds given to run thing that needed to be done about repeatedly depicted taxes as an evil considering a lifetime driving ban for his centres for emotionally dis- it at that time. that must be rooted out and shown turbed children. but all these con- Mr. Harris also excused Mr. no appreciation they represent the drunk drivers who kill people? victions were after they ceased Gilchrist as having been young and community banding together to being MPPs. a director of a family company that provide mostly needed services. Several others were convicted had ' a dispute with the government Discussing the federal govem- of politically -grounded or lesser of- of Canada on taxes,' which put an ment's huge losses from tax fraud e y fences. Mr. Gilchrist is the first extremely lenient construction on not long ago, Mr. Harris said when %'. convicted of a scrio.0 offence and his offence. government overtaxes and people j •. ' later elected an MPP and appointed Mr. Gilchrist was 29, Revenue feel it misspends, they are more ' air u minister. Canada prosecutes only where it likely to want to avoid taxes and Mr. Harris is noted as a propo- sees serious tax evasion and not even cheat, which suggests that nent of cracking down relentlessly mere errors and the judge sound the while he does not encourage tax Jennifer Harri- William Grif- Victoria on those who break the law and motive was 'greed.' cheating, he sure can undei stand it. son says. " I liths says. ” Fier a McEwen says. made it a main plank in winning re- Mr. Harris was not so open agree they should first ollence. no. "Yes. Fourteen election in June. about this record that he volun- be punished that even if they're year, ago. a He has established a bowl canip teered it publicly when Mr. E-mail comments on this column way bx:cause they found guilty of it sun was to stop mollycoddling young of- Gilchrist ran for the legislature or to nnews@durham.net. Submis- have taken a his; driving drunk killed by a drunk fenders. He complains constantly was named minister. It came out sions which include the writer's and cant be But. it they du it driver It still the liberal federal government lets only when Mr. Gilchrist's conduct full tame and town of residence trusted un (lie again. yes." hurts the faintly." prisoners out on parole tow easily. as a minister was questioned. will be considered for publica- road.His latest plans include fureing r.- Mr. Harris was not as under- tion. e III Nr% (1X)5) t.s i 110 �, ales (91151 h:i a -s 110 Classified-, Iwl:1 tst-u-n- Distribution (9u,) t.x t -` I I General Fax (911, 1 004 ;--,6, :Mail tewsnx)n ,i durh,un net Neb address www durhanine%v, net 1111 Commercial AN . Alax. (lint 1.15 2115 Publications Mail lialc, Agreement Number 1112 791 f"hc Nc%%% rW%crti cr is one of the Mciroland Printing. 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October 27,1999 -PAGE A7 P e, for Pickering, Ajax and Clarington Hydro CIF LSiDthat YoUr y ou ate: you to nudw tQ a UM eminitmW& to n%** our Mmmunitj/ a 1:, *KAM fa Uw- uploying members of the community also akg* us more accountable. We're not just serving m; we're serving ourselve& we're making a real' Ivesfinertt in the place vm all call home. , V VE DIAN -The power to me4o your commundy bolter 5. 4 j AIP PAGE Ad NEWS ADVERTISER. WEDNESDAY EDITION, October 27, 1999 JASO,%' LIF.RRFGTS/.h'evrs Adrenicer photo The pick of the patch Erir and Kct in :Loc1,eish took their time selecting Just One• right purupkin for caning during ort annual giceavva- sponsored by Pickering. Remus First Realty. The popular event bringv nut little ghouls and gublirav to find the perfect jack-o-lante•nt-to-be. Pacing book lovers to Ajax author's readinor :UAX — Ajax author D'Arcy 1en- ish is :onnm_ to the aid of thc AJax Pub - he Library Sir Jenish will read from his new book during a volunteer reception h(sI- ed b% the library Friday, let 29 His reading a its it 7 p m. 'Indian Fall: The Last Great Days of the Plains Circe K the Blackfoot Con- fcoeracy" is the fourth hook penned by Mr Jenuh, a senor wntcr for Maclean's Magazine. The hook chronicles the challenges faced by First Nations peo- piles during the transition from naty c to white control in the Canadian west. Other hooks authored M Mr lenish are 'Canada on j. e >u Years of Great Hockey'. '`tone. Bum Trudeau. Mulroney and the Bankruptcy of Cana- da', and 'The Stanley Cup A Hundred Ycars of Hockey The wluntecr reception is being held at the matin library branch. at the coiner of Harwoxid Avenue South and Kings Crescent, nett to the Town hall. Call 42h-1325 for information. NEll"S ADI'ERTISER BILLBOARD OCT . ? 7.1999 THI R.tiu:1Y. (x T. 28 L'NEMP11,01 ED: ( A R L . purr of the Du:hanr Rcgton Unemployed Help Centre. offers a workshop on Sclf Es- teem at I p.m. at 1 -UN) Bayty St., Unit 12. Pickering Reszrvations a must. 42(-41)10. ON*EREATER.ti: ( )vcrcatrn Anony- mous meets every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. No dues (r fees required. Call 4211- 9660 1itan i for location HALLOWEEN: Children aged three to six are im ited to hear Halloween sto- ries and make a pumpkin inask it 9:30 a.m. at the Clarcrtxnt Library. Frec. No registration required. Costumes wel- come 649-3341 BLOOD DONOR CLINIC: -1, blood don(rclimc is held t�aday and tomorrow from '- to X p. m. at the Metro East Tracie Centre. IM99 Brock Rd. (lust north of Hwy. 401 i. Pickering. All blood types are needed, with a special need for type FRIDAN. (X -r. .19 ADDICTION: fhc Scrcmty Group hobs it, wcckiv 12 -Step Recovery Meeting at It p.m. at Baytair Baptist Church. H17 Kingston Rd, Pickering. The group teals with ,addictions of all types, including cn-dcpenderacy. All welcome. Child care program available :as required. 42?( -9431 (Jim, evenings). S %LE: A New To You Sale is held from - v p m. at St. Mann's Anglican Church. 1201 St Afartins Dr lone block west of Liverpool off Bayly), Pickering. Good used clothing for the whole family, white elephant table, toys, hooks. bargains galore. Rock h t- to,m prices. 839 -425 - BL(X)D DONOR CLINIC: :N blood donor chmc is held from 2 to K p.m. at the Metro Ei:ast Trade Centre. 1499 Brock Rd. (just north of Hwv -il)I i. Pickering. All blood types are needed I -21(*) -7111-7X03. LIVE JAZZ Friday, October 29 Featuring * THE SEAN BRAY TRIO With Vincent Wolfe on Vocals ristorante■ rdiiijd MMMEM11 Authentic Italian uisine gical footprint in 2000 Lighten your ecolo For 15 years, the Recycling Council of Ontario (RCO) has sponsored Waste Reduction Week (WRW). In 1998. H'RW was celebrated by individuals. schook and businesses in more than - 2(N) municipalities representing: ap- proximately 74 per cent of Ontarians. S. The theme for N'RW 1999 from Nov I to 7 is 'Make Your R' -K Resolution: Step Lightly into'_(NN).' In this area, the mayors of Ajax and Pickering have challenged each other to determine whose community sends the least residential garbage to landfill during November. In addition. NVRw' volunteers in hoth Ajax and Pickering will have dis- Lar-raine Roulston Rect-cler 3' Corner fered by Pi//a Pi//a. • M1111hile Vacuum in both communities ill offer merchandise n) anyone who takes in an old vacuum for recycling. • Pickering's Loblaws Bakery. Bakery Nu, and Austrian Bakery Deli agreed to hake special cookies with an 'R' plays and events. And. check out the News Advertiser's special sponsor page tit WRW acuv tries. a word search r puizle and articles,o Some of the events during WRW are: • In Pickering. both the Recreation Complex and Loblaws at Li%erp000l Road will host a display that includes c a free draw. S z Aq • Ski Sale and Swap organiied by the+' Alpine Ski Club at the Pickering a rig Recreation Complex. • Guess the number of bottle capsat 1 ,� The Beer Store in the Whites Road r Pla/a. • Aluminum tab guess at Daisy Mart„ ' on Hwy. 2 and Rougemount Drive. • Pencils made from recycled denim w - will be given i,+ customers who lute their own shopping hag. or refuse a non -recyclable hag, when shopping at participating shores. i • "1"reasure Chet draw. • ',Rs speaker at Dunbarton High which would be a great treat for school students and staff. • Miller Waste will be on the lookout for residents who fill their Blue Boxes most eftectivek. ']'his year the RCO encourages everyone tomake their ecological tioolprint a little lighter. In North America, we use many of the earth's resources in our daily living. You can test your ecological fiottprint' by visit- ing the RCO Web site at www.rco.on.ca. If you arc planning a millennium celebration. check out the Web site at www.rco.on.cadnuIlenni- U11011nd for suggestion. on how NOU can have a waste -tree party *111110`.!_�M i _f T. I School, A • Pickering students can enter a word i •� -- search contest with a draw ori/e of' - SEARS CORRECTION In our Sears flyer, Mon. Oct. 25th - Sun. Oct 31 st, on page 44. The treadmill shown is not as illustrated. Sears regrets any inco-iven ence this may have caUse:: Reliahic, supcniscd day care at a home in _o tr ncigbbourhoxid • Sate. comfortable environments - Reliable local back-up for Provider's • Stimulating daily programs hohdays or illness • Trained. professional Providers • Complete insurance coverage • Monthly home inspections • Income tax receipts supplied arid, we welcome full or part-time care for children from 6 weeks of age! _ W" Watch- For atche For Information Call: 686-4816 iNindow i Weill 111rNbnert4 ,<orative Solutions o rid 'N' Drapes nnt'N' Paper Arts & Crafts after s MarketplWA `+o chaels The Arts d 2ratts Superstore Kitchen i Badw*M ?ash 'NBedtime -, rntng Factory outlet ; K'tchen Court Pt, iiips Factory Outlet •0. e Tile Shoppe •4 Home Furnishing + , A Special Place .0 w C4. Canadian Horne Leisure ' Spa b Patio De Boers x Ethan Allen Home i Interiors Gallery' Master Bedroom fro 4 K' M Oriattsl litt6 CalltfcUort Palliser LoWter Gall" a Sklar Peppier ShnerCM by The Comet. Fmttiilw C& Restauwslls •`. a r�ir�� Papp's P45taurant ` Sposte iii Lektttw `" ENf;ram Pians > sr Lad" Cbeft Laura Shopper. Fadoey Otltbt General Motors deal passes muster But Durham CAW workers have gripes I'rustrtlion with the if, the plant also spilled out working environment at in a wildcat strike by ahoul General Nlolur's car assent- 21X1 worker, amici 6NI and bly plant resulted in luke- the C.4R' announceda ten - warm acccpl:mce by local ialivc agreement Oct. 19, he Canadian Aulo Workers of said. -Ihcy'd heard local is - the new contract wnh the sue, hadn't been addressed company. in the deal. 1%icinhers of- Local 22' " W,o:.re going it, keep voted about 70 per cent in pushing ahead in the car favour of the three-year plant, but the hall is hack in deal, ,_(11n 25 per cent lower GM11\ court;' y1 r. Shields than their tc1lov% union said. They've gni to conic mcnibcr, at other (;Ni ht the party 'They have to plant, in Ontario and Que- address that l,suc. bee. A spokesman fi,r (;M Mike Shields, p resident was not available tier cont. of Inkal 222 and head of nient. the union's master haream- The Oshawa meeting,. ing committee during the held at the ()aic Auditori- negotiation,. said specific um, sa%% a lair turnout of the problems in the plant led to approximately 11JXX)('AW the low yutc. members in Local ,, N1, "It's really indicative of Armstrong said. what's going on in the car O%crall. CAW ntcrnhers assenibly plant;' he said. approved the deal with O%I CAW spokesman Jane by 90 per cent, much lower Armstrong, who attended than the 94 per cent ap- the meeting, in Oshawa. pruyal, given dead, with said "'There's here's nu question Ford and Daunler/Chry+ler there was a lot of anger at last month. the nectings. Nut over the the agreement will give contract per sc. It', just the workers 135 per cent salary local working conditions increase,, including cost of are driving them cra/y.' living, over three years. Speaker :flier speaker at along with a 25 per cent in - Sunday', meetings railed crease in basic pension over against }can of nusireat- six )car,. more lune off merit by car asscmnhly plant work. S'_.(NN) annual ctidd- managcnicni and scan of care subsidy and $X(N) an- unolvcd issue,, %1r Shields nual tuition +uhm(he,. said there', also a commit - "You end up with a real ment from the compan) for pinsoncdwork environment $575 million in new invest - and that', what they're mncnt in Oshawa tl pniduc- wurking in." he said. ion of the Grand Priv i, the frustration and anger brought to the cin Have a rood r fright this-, 4, weekend AJAX — You're invited w be fnghicneol in the spirit of the season this weekend right next dour. The Baywood Centre and Com- munity Connections host the second annual Fright Fest Saturday, Oct. 30 from 10 a.m to 2 p.m at Thr Bay. wood Centre. fixated at the corner of Bay 1) Street and Nionarch Ay - enue in Alax Activities include cookie and pumpkin decorating, a spooky pet costume contest, a travelling barn- yard, lace painting, a Fish pond a sprioky hu, and a fire truck demon stration Therain date for the went is y. SundaOct IL Phone 42h-7877 for more inlor- mation The Durham Chapter of the Certified General Accountants Association of Ontario is pleased to announce that Dor, KileYes, CIA, CGA. has been elected to the position of 199912000 chapter chair. Mr. Kitchen has sat on a number of CGA Ontario committees, including the public relations and public practice committees. He has been a lecturer and seminar leader for the Association, on a variety of topics. At the chapter level, Mr. Kitchen served as chair of the public practice committee for four years. In public practice for 20 years, Mr. Kitchen earned his CGA designation in 1974. The Ceni6ed General Accountants Associa- tion of Ontario is a self-governing body, which grants the exclusive right to the CGA designation and controls the professional standards, conduct and discipline of ils b memers and students in the province of Ontario Certified general accountants occupy key hnan ial and management positions in business, industry, education and government. Addni orally as partners and owners of their own firms, many CGAs utler accounting and financial services u) Ipic public. Certified General Accountants. We're the same brand for business in Canada. 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October 27, 1999 JASON LI6'BREGTS/ Ne•ee: Idvertiser photo Many happy returns Mutt Raymond didn't waste much time to testing out the options at the nein North Pickering Family and Youth Centre in Brori ham. While Mutt tried his hand at table tennis, other residents toured the, fucii,ty and learned a little about is hat it has to offer. As part of the opening, Picker- ing Councillor Rick Johnson and his is ife..Susan, donated 515.000 to- wards the centre fiom the Russell Johnson Afemorial Fund. Russell John- son, the son of Rick and Susan. irus killed lust Murch in a single car crud[. New officers needed on force Durham Regional Police has 50 openings The Durham Regional Police have issued a 'A'anicd' hulletin of a differ- ent kind for Sit men and women Instead of suspected criminals. the fors is looking to hire dolens of new recruits as part of the first phase in a live -year staffing plan approved earlier this year. "Wc want the foal community aware of the fact we're I(oking for new recruits.- said Constable John Givclas of the department's recruit- ing branch "It anyone has consid- ered applying in the past, now is the time Wannabe crime -fighters must complete a batten of tests, including written competency, physical readi- ness, behavioural aptitude and vision and hearing, before they can formal- ly apply lar a career with the force. Once hired. they are trained at the Ontario Police College in Aylmcr. Anyone wishing to apply must be 1h. have a Grade 12 education and be a Canadian coven or permanent resi- dent of Canada. Anvonc with a crim- inal record for which a pardon has not been granted won't be consid- ered. The force hopes to have at least 50 new officers on the road by the end of 20(x1. said Const. Givclas- The first step in applying is to call the ap- plicant testing service at I-K(x)-429- 772%. Forward the results and a resume to the Durham Regional P,,licc Human Resources Branch, 77 Centre St N' . LIG 46' Do not call Biter tells officers he's got AIDS Two constables bitten by man during arrest BY STEPHEN SHAW' StaffWriter A possibly HIV-positive man described by police as ..out of control" is charged with aggravated assault after two officers were bit- ten during a violent strug- gle. After his arrest, the sus- pect taunted the constables, claiming "he infected them with the AIDS virus:' said Durham Regional Police Sergeant Lm Grimley. The incident occurred at I a.m. Saturdav at Park Place, on Park Road South, during a routine visit by plainclothes constables Jeff Haskins and Lorelle Serdar. Sgt. Grimley said the of- ficers witnessed a drug deal and were arresting a suspect when he went "berserk, completely out of control" During the struggle, an- other patron grabbed hold of Const. Haskins by the neck and shoulder, said Sgt. Grimley, but was restrained by staff at the bar. During the initial scuffle, which spilled outside, the man sunk his teeth into Const. Haskins' leg, "rip- ping his pants and penetrat- ing the skin;' Sgt. Grimley said. Const. Serdar was bitten in the arm and a 40 -year-old Oshawa man, in an attempt to assist the officers, also suffered a bite wound to the leg, said Sgt. Grimley. Back-up officers arrived and both men were taken into custody. said Sgt. Grimley. adding the second man kicked an officer and shattered a window in the cruiser. The two officers and the patron were treated at Lak- cridge Health Oshawa and released. -No one really knows whether he is HIV-positive or not but ware looking a1 various avenues" to find out, said Sgt. Grimley. –There is nothing in the Criminal Code allowing us to get a warrant for a blood sample" Phillip Andrew Collins, 29, of no fixed address, is charged with three counts of aggravated assault, as well as resisting arrest. mis- chief under 550)0, posses- sion of seven grams of mar- ijuana and breach of proba- tion. Chad Edward Felix, 23, of Taunton Road East, is also charged with obstruct and assault police. Pickering trash limits imposed next week PICKERING — Resi- dents who don't reduce. re- use and recycle may find themselves in trouble soon as the Town moves to fur- ther limit the amount of garbage that will be picked up at the curb. As of Monday, Nov. I, the limit will go down to four bags or items per dwelling unit, from the cur- rent maximum of six. Extra bags will be tagged as non- compliant and left behind at the curbside. The goal of the limit is to reduce the amount of waste Pickering sends to landfill and to encourage waste reduction and recy- cling. 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StafTord and Roberts travelled to Guelph where she was to make her ring dchut on a boxing card at Primc Time Fitness. Her opponent for the 147 - pound welterweight bout did- n't show ,o Stafford was JASON t./h.BRGGT.V .Nie%s AtAertiser pholn Julie Stafford. a incinber of the Liverpool Boxing Club in Pickering. is still 100kins; for her first official bout after her opponent didn't Show up liar a Scheduled fight in Guleph. Pre 25 -year-old jetreln store nutnager started tcith the club lust Meir and attended a trainingrump in Sudbury in August. Her ring debut nun hr held nett month. A member of the upstart Liverpool Boxing Club since it opened in Slav under the wtc- lageof former Ala, Bomng Club coach Pre,ton Roberts, Stafford has Iound the sport it) her liking and has begun to un- derstand its mtncacies. "1'%e always been interest- ed in boxing. 1 saw the sign on the road tine day and I went in to try a class and really liked it, so I stuck with it;" says the Pickering resident. "I like the spurts feel til boxing. 1 didn't want to du boxerscise or anything like that. I wanted to learn a skill.- Roberts says he's so tar been impressed with the dedi- cation and cummitinew shown by Stafford. "She's very determined. She's the type of girl who, it' you teach her something in the Sym, she goes home and prac- tises it. You can tell when she comes back to the gym that she's been working on it. Her attitude has been excellent. matched with the more experi- enced Jessica Rakociy of the Regency Boxing Club of Hamilton for an exhibition round. "She wanted w help Julie and pas, on some of her tech- nical experience;" Roberts says of Rakocty, who's had eight bouts, winning live by knockouts. "She was very good at it:' Stafford enjoyed the experi- ence. "I was really excited. thought 1 would be nervous and [was. 1 was really ready hi see how 1 would do, but it was great kp have the exhibition round. Fve only done minimal sparring, so it was great:' Roberts reports Stafford's real ring debut could come as early as next month as he's try- ing to line up a bout fir her at a November card of boxing in Peterborough. There's also a boxing competition in Niagara Falls which could lit the bill lir her first fight. 4.40% Year t Stafford says she feels per- fectly at home as the lone fe- male fighter in the boxing club', gym. And. since she joined the club. she's received no sideways glances from her male cluhmatcs. In fact. -Everyone has been very accommodating to nie. Everyone is very positive and they help me out" And, Staltord appears u, he .i fearless fighter. Getting hit "doesn't bother nte. You're actually quite well protected. You have head gear. .hest and uroln protectors, it you're well prot"tcd:' In August, S(atford took part in a wick h)ng boxing training camp In Sudhury. The camp consisted of a daily regi- men of running. technical training and sparring "it was the first time I had been in the ring and the first time I had dune any sparring. Up to that point. I hadn't sparred too much. They brought some girl, in for me to spar wtth.' Roberts reports women', boxing has grown in populan- tv across the province, al- though he's unsure of how many female pugilists there are in Ontario. It dchrotely catching on I very year thereseems to be more and more fcmalc lxtxers. t'anada now has a national cam for women and each Province is allowed ki send wo female hoxers it) promote the sport for fcmalc," Stafford hopes to eventually join the Canadian squ:ul "I would like to make the nation al teani." Syria W D I li, 0 t ! 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Young Burs at tion ,:1 Pm,' Rel,:e \e'c „ridari N, h, l v: G!m I' :m and the /a'rt, • .. , 4nh n7th the dot (he 0„4lphirn tt,m .?2-26 %(I 11,,' ivc th;c,ir,:m Rauler%at l i' AIP PAGE 132 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, OcitolliIii 27.19N Lady Luck doesn't strike Lady Lightning 'Durham West midgets kept out of championship final after close loss to Michigan Metro Flyers squad The Durham west nudge, 'BB' Lath was still able to escspe vv lth a 3-1 win to Charlotte IN,w ICxscored two unassisted tourn:unenl of the season was :ul excel Bungav, Lindsay Cunningham. Lightning women's lux:kc% team exited adcancC to the Chantpunlshlp lin:J goats to put ilii Llghuung uh _'- I. But. ICnt ateppulg stone to hwld on t n a lues Leigh:urn Genuis, Kcllex' BCIMCH "frac} the Beatrice Aero, third annual Sohl 'llic hfyrrs .cored nndway Into the xxfh the clock III -king doxxn. the Amen- tilled and excrtutg season In start the Ma:Callwu. Anne \lame \'vllh:umon Goal Tournament at York l'nnersnc lust pen,xl and cent up _'-0 M the right- c:urs scored toxo qu1C11, goads and hung nese% ndllcnnnun +•I women's horkev in and Steph:uue Aboral ()ct. IS to 17 after it close loss to an minute mark of the second stania. The on lin :t 3-2 %ioory. Ala\ and Plckenn,• Art Carcloote. Ron Genuis. Br+h American loc Lightning got an unassisted efii,n by AI- llte second game saw the Lightning Team niembcis ace ALux I m r-CIlLC, SitHlo-IrldN :Ind Brian viae("alliin coach The Lightning played two -,:tines lison Snnnumds to close the gap to 2-1 dominate the C,Khrane Jewcl Cats est a Sarah Chcrsman. \Lurntltr CJIC6n,te, the leant The uainci a RnNerta against 11S te:uns anti one against it with six nunutes rer inn 1lie Light- scoreless tie. Allison Snnnl,uld., 1,d.JiC P,o,. 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Ten youngster, who partici- pated indicated they would like to juin the hant:un or •lit- tle rock' leagues. The first honsprel slated tier the club is already full with a waiting list 'I'hc annual An- nandale Mixed Stakes Bon - spiel is achcdulcd fur Nov. 12 and 13. This popular event features 32 nuxcd rinks. with each playing three eight-cnd games. Plenty of off -ice tun makes (cams look forward to returning to the tournament each year. With spare ice at a prerni- um, the men's competitive league has allocated two league nights - Nov. 9 and I0 - to gel the skins competition jump started The popular event is a double -knockout playdown, so some Warns will he sidelined carte'. Gaines will o continue thrugh the season with the hig-husks finals slat- ed for next March. NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, October 27, 1999 PAGE 63 P Pickering novices win, tie against league's best PICKS:It1N<; — A win Shane Uel 'lertter. Eine Fox, Loc Mrlmkc. Alex M era. Allan Paterson and Str%r Ekl over a prevneucly-undefeated Mark Frawley, Jay Henry, lour Chrnlimt Patrnon. KOc %ouu. Make L,%nch is the trainer team and a lie against the nue laniero. Marr Levesque. Saw ver Anthony Valerie, and Daniela Arinstrrmg the league Iridcrs highlighted plan Callum Lynch, Adam M1trtiril. Coaches are Rob Frawley. nianagcr last week for the Pickering Pan then Oniano flower ( icnerauon nunor novice 'AA' hockev team 'hhc Panthers topped the Newmarket Kednien 2-1 and Plavcd to a I -I draw with the Ajax Knights in York Sin cos league play End-to-end action made for an exciting g: ine against hew market. Strong detcnsove play, solid goaltending and hmcly goal scoring helped Pickering to the victorv. Shane Dol %pilo and Mark Frawley lound the net for the Panthers, assisted by Eric Fox. Christina Paterson and Kyle Sawyer. Lee Melnike turned in a good game between the pipes. stopping a penaltx shot in the first period. The niatch against Ajax was a nail -biter, with the teams ilocked in a scoreless draw until the final ininute when the Knights went up 1-0. With goalie Marc Levesque on the bench for an extra attacker. Cal- lurn I.ynch potted an unassisted goad with 16 seconds left. Levesque was stellar in goal. making several big saves. Team menihcrs are Jason Armstrong. Kanrn Corringha in. c , SJUNNYvis m%� c O L L E G 7 1 B L E S C.ia� g We're Open Aga i n! POKEMON CARDS POKEMON SUPPLIES POKEMON HATS NASCAR DIECAST (NEW RELEASES) AUTOGRAPHED MEMORABILIA BEANIE BABIES & SUPPLIES BEANIE BUDDIES (BEARS( LICENSED GLASSWARE LICENSED SPORTS GOODS 370 Monarch Ave., Unit #20 (at Bayly) beside MVP TRADING 905-426-4963 or 428-7225 Store Hours: Mon. -Fri. 10-7 p.m., Sat. 10-6 p.m. Sun -Closed Getting ready for the ghosts and goblins can get pretty hectic. This year we're offen"ng Friday night Hallowe'en speaa60 1 from 6:00 p.m. to ll:00 p.m.", 1 Friday, October 29,1999 1/2 price ALL HALLOWE'EN LIGHTS Selection may vary by store. While quantities last oiniditoo rr. Now 1299 `BLAIR WITCH PROJECT' VHS VIDEO CASSETTE Sears reg. 14.99. 087497 I too ITITI IJP PARE fat NEWS ADVERTISER. WEDNESDAY EDITION. October 27, 1999 __,.//rftS&Entertainme nt N E til' S ADVERVISER 0c, I., 9 Storytellers are all talk 13ut tales lead to action In the mind Hl' ('1.17)1 1'PSHALL "I think for those of us who tunng the interest of the young St "it ttwrr are storytellers _ thdt's one and old of all social and ethnic For thousands of years. goal. to make sure we don't backgnwnd,. The stories and long• before the Invention of lose it." the way the%'rc told can he cell phone,. tan machines and Formed to 1940 by local changed to sus all audience's the Internet, hlston and stn- tonteller George Blake. the age or interests. rtes were passed tr,'m genera- [)Lit hani Folklore Sudety has a In tact the same talcs. told tion a, generation orally membership of over 20 indi- b\ dif(crent stuntellers. can I hl, liractice. which has it eidual, who me'l't once a ollen vary greatle_ minuhed swnlflcantle with month I,, hire myths. legends, "\1'e look at stones and the modern advances. is a skill the tolktalcs. personal or faintly different ycrsi,,ns and we hull Durham Folklore Socicn Is stories and ht,toncal talc, front those torics what males tom_ to pre,cnc. The Importance of shann;_ a really good stun:' ,aNs \1s The group Is "%cru adamant these stories. the group be N'haIcy. about ming to retain ,ton- heves. is it, "describe who we \I, Whale) was among telling. ti, Ing h, protect and are as Individuals and w here those w ho tool pan in a recent promote it. says spokesman we fit to the global village" session to Introduce area rest- He:uhcr \\'hale\, a sioretcller %I, Wh:lc\ says the art of dents to the folklore soctet.. and ,ongwriicr. stontclling is "uni\crsal" cap- "It you give children an op - Ajax tenor plays benefit shoe" pmmt\ orto tell you a st-,,r\ they'll tell you a ,tory. 'llle> • have ansa/ing recall when they D. it,, and Friends C :: i.;- tickers IoI lite hencni von- tell a 'ton." %1, \\'hairy mal Bcncllt Concert has ht,- cert arc `_n "ticket, can also addressing the Importance of conic somw ehat of a tradition he purchased for a special introducing chddren to the art. and this \car's ,how take, sponsor's rate tit $150. whtch Anyone interested In (Ind - place S:uurday. Noe 27. Includes four reserved -seating ing out more about the All proceeds from the sixth tickets. a ,pccial mention to Durham Folklore Socict,. Is annual concert will go toward the program and a tax receipt Intted to attend one set the the 'Caring for Kids cam- "tickets arc ayallahle In the group's meetings. held on the paten to equip the Regional gift shop at Lakcridge Health fourth Thursdae of the month Perinatal and Pedtatnc Ccntre Oshawa, the Oshawa General at 7 til p in. The group meets at Lakeridge Health Oshawa, Hospital Foundation attire at the Oshawa YWCA, 3 , \1, 1 -ht, �car's pro,_rant Ica- and at Dr Ho', office. 1-1101 (;rigor St lures soprano Hu \taoping Brock St S In \\'huh\ Ticket "You dun"t have to hccome and \I.Ix t;- r Sic,c Harland. infornijiwn is also avallahlc a member 'rlw canut co f me why• ., •4 ;ht, Canadian by calling 11-1729 or 668- and li,ten.' sae, M, VVII.licy Opetal t . :::1 \I— pan :. 16-0 "Of course we'd like people 11, the ,h , 1, .....ln.: I"he concert will he held have cn,,ugh of an interest or Bel: ( t� !,It, No. _'ti ,It ( .Il..ln desire t,, want to tell stories In HrAl 1 I ( hur,h it) 11,11.1', the 1'.i,l:, ••1.11 way.•. Heather Whatev, a etr,rvte•ller (Friel son,,- lore society trice to keel, alit t, and mraroh it riter it it,, t, also a member oI (ht, l)t(rlratn the ort of sitwvtelha, unatn., eiti;.cm. 1/11' folklore Sonet\. Fe eomnuttr(l ter krrpcn>; group mrCte Wirt, a tmvulr in (L.b(Ftra arrd t„!I!orc attic in A(rham tiC,run Thr l,,/k- trine c tit -it mctnherc It, join tilt, CGFh. CELIA BROAKHORS'T/ Ne %., Adrrrtiwr phexo All together now.. A group of happv sen&.rc in Pickering ,gathered around nit- Centre in Pickering. Herr, pianist John Tadntml the puuro and heisted out a felt tunes at the recent open- tickles the keys while (front kf) Pirgxy Lente. George ins of the rcnocutrd cued e.tlwnded Fust Shore Commie- Dowding. Lou Schnipperins; and Ted Serann sing along. Gospel music concerts help cancer support group You are Invited to two evenings of music and awareness -raising, in relation Io prostate cancer coming this Novcnt- her. Gospel music concerts in support of prostate cancer awareness and research are being held on: Thursday. Nov. I I at Newcastle Baptist Church. Newcastle: and on Saturday. Nov. 13 at Faith Bap- tist Church in Whitby. Titc concerts will leature Lyle and Yvonnc Bender. Nancy Chilling and Ret David Black. Both concerts will begin at 7:30 p m. There will be a free will offering with all proceeds being di- rected to: Us Too Durham Region Can- ccr Support Group. Lyle and Yvonne Bender are well- known gospel musicians in the greater Oshawa and Clanngion areas. They were members of the Canadian Gospel Mu,ic Association during its early, for- mati.e years Nancy Chlsling is a classically - trained nieuo soprano soloist from the east coast of Canada who is becoming well-respected in Durham for her rendi- tion of sacred and gu,pcl music. Ree Black i, urdamcd in the United Church tit Canada and was minister on the Newtonville Pastoral Charge in the eastern region of Clarington when prostate cancer was diagnosed two years ago. Members of the Us Too support group will be present at both concerts with a display offering information on diagnosis. treatment and support for prostate cancer and will be able to an- swer related questions. Us Too Prostate Cancer Support Group. Durham Region. provides an in- formation source and supportive group for men who have been newly diag- nosed with prostate cancer. are undergo- ing or awaiting treatment or who are survivors and their partners. It meets the first Wednesday evening of most months. For more information call 5711- 197;() or 905-725-11 M, IMPOR RFSJ- -RANT ..f 130 -Pi (kering Parkw'a- 420-7577 Ti► Our valued ('ustumers «e would like to apologize ti►r I the incom'enience caused h} the recent construction. 1 nfOrtunateh' it "as beyond our control. Thear , tit and entrances haP kin) lot . f i no% been reopened. Thank you for %ourpatience mom and understanding. 106,00 IN1A tig(;F,,tiTFNT Pickering Nuclear Information Centre Thursday, October 28 6:30 - 8:30 P.M. Parents bring your kids in their costumes (up to 10 years old) to the Pickering Nuclear Information Centre for a Hallowe'en fun night. • Free loot bags and treats • Games and Activities • Movies • Prizes • Ghost Stories Space is limited. All children must pre -register by calling: 905-839-1151 ext 3181 1675 Montgomer Park Rd. Pickering (South on Brock) ONTARIO MUMMER GENERATION -t- • NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EOITION, October 27, 1999 PAGE 05 AIP Toastmasters talk and talk... AJAX — T'he art ulpublic speak- denti;d huilding (lirrrnerly 1-urtune ing 1, ,ilts;n, the topic ul comcrsa- I inanial huildingi. 115 Finlcy Ave.. stun when the 'l,,a,tnta,ters grump A ax meet, %1eci and greet hangs at 7 114; p in the A1ax-Pickering Tnasinia,tcrs with the nicctam, iu lullutt frtmi 7 ;it club holds it, regular meeting ter at ;U 11 fit (iuc,t, are ttciconie VV'ednc,day. Oci 27 (Innighu at the I w none irih,rrn, t "11n ph.mc 6X, 11nvate Im c,turs Management/Pru- 44 +b i I, din i i (,P) 1� NOAr' A.J. GROPN/'Ve c 1dverrtsrr1t)uw, Community Care cages Volunteer% with A/at-Piekerin,t; (-ornrnunrh ( are Retterieds;e (left) and :Alts(!?) ./nrrec .t'ery tilt hand at teem (it the Pt(kerinr %arrt (-erttr(, last week r(, hell? tire, booth last reek /-Ire health an(l ice//rrrtc ditplae raise atrarenees o/ the a,t;enrt •.a e oris in tire, re- tva.v tet up ac pent rot (*omtritunrr Stipl,t)rt ,We,nth in gion'x runnnnvliet and tt, fintd mete coluttieerv. ,Marc /)ttrhan Rcl:lfrrt. Craft show aids Child Find organization A.1 k\ — A weekend cralt ,how (-hild Find Ontarw ho,t, its thind annu- mumty ('entre. Admr„nni and parking here n h,cn.: rng:mvcd to help hcnclit al craft shins and silent auction Satur are tree `rentor s tables are :nailahle lirr ('held Find. day. Oct 0 from 10 a.m u) 4 p m. in S;(1. 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October 27.1999 Mayor RY" -S7T.P11EN S11.4N, Sryn lt'nrer A plan to build a modern police ca- tion to serge the northern nnuluripaluics on swanip land is "ludicrous... nuts:' trays the ma_vur of UxbndgC and vicc- chairman of the Durham Region Police tics ices Board. Gem Lynn O'Connor blasted the Scugog Township site. chosen by the Region's works Dt partnient, at-Ilwrs- da_v's hoard nlccum; in Clanngton coun- cil chiunhcrs. Nr,•oualion, to buy the live -acre pr,pertv. on 1110 Cau ,Ill• of Hws 12. 9(K) feet south of Regional Road S. at a .sa I ;ZZ......—A= rips in to police station plan for north Durham price Between $9(1,(1(X) and SIIX),(XX) have ailrcatf% begun However. Mavor : O'Connor said the o,t to build die 10,(XX) ,q It police station vitll be $1 1 nulhon higher than it sne onginally Picked by the police WI%Ices board. "I cannot support thu I think it's IudlCrouS . I don't see it in the best in- terest of the public to spend an addition- al $ I I nulhon:' Saud Nla%or O'C'onnor. "kS'e had eight acre, sersus lice acres and the ability on the lira proposal I,, (house) an ambulance ha}. I lu,t think it', wr nL. The proccs, i, nuts.. Atict an cxhausti%e process. the board unanimously selected a, the ,it of the tinure horne of the North Durham pohCe .talion an eighl-mere piece of pioprrtc south of Greenhank at the norlhmC,t :omer ,d Regional Road 37 and Hvcy. 12. Mayor O'('onnor said IIIc :,„ 1 to huv and build on that va- cant land Has $1 `) million. the mayor said in an unervicii. - %Vc had niore Laid in a heucr loca- tion aS Lu as 1'ni , oncerned -- tint $1 I nulhon less:' she ,ail. A Work, Ihpautlnc•nt report says soil Ie,h on the land Indicate it "good proha- hilny" of providing an adequate water ,upph and notes natural as. hydro and telephone ,cr%ice arc heated adjacent to the site. According u, Mayor OVonntr, re gional statl'rejected the -one selected hr the board last spring. saying the board's tender process mas unproper llie Region has slier taken oyer con- trol of the decision-making process, the mayor charged. Currently, police are based out of three facilities in the re- gion's north end Uxhridge. Sunderland ( in Biock -li,wn,hip) and Pon Peri tin SCu,Log 'lihipl. which house, the cnnunal imrstieations branch. kl:nor O'Connor cxprc,scd concern the lo-auon sol the new centralised ua- lion ieconuncnded by Work, Director of Operations lark NIXorkell is nut suit- able to properly nerve re,Iulents Irving in Broock. Icndrr, for the project will likely be awarded by the rid of the year and con- strucuon should start in early '_(XX) In our "Book Now. Travel Pay Later" ad in Saturday's (00.23) paper, we advertised vacations with Canada 3000 Holidays that offered an Early Booking Bonus of $120 per couple The ad should have stated that the advertised price includes the $120 savings per maple. We apologize for any inconvenience that �i this error may have caused SE"S � • WF G VF YVV 1F V!,� r� 0 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, October 27,1999 -PAGE 87 AM CAJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER To Place Your Ad Call. LASSIFIED 683-0707 CareersI I Careart 11 Careers 11 careers COMPUTER COURSES ( Certified Professional) A+ (h((n�m Gfim(T�epd�rty kW Te *Ww) MCP,TORONTO mug •• .a y 420-1344 723-1163 �+ Microsoft Alk osdrt SUPERVISOR OF COMMUNITY l ar_ SCHOOLS & SPECIAL EVENTS . r The Corporatior of the Town .of Whitby ,s currently seeking qualified candidates for the above position in the Parks & Recreation Department, REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS 17,1duate from a Community College or University in Recreation or Sports Ad^un,stration: experience and training in marketing and promotions. personnel training s: completion of A.M C TO courses: understanding and working knowledge of Aldus P:,qe Maker 5 5. WordPerfect 8.0 and Ouaffro Pro, ability to communicate orally, and In — T'en form. in a clear and concise manner. and. possess well-developed interpersonal and public relations skills POSITION SUMMARY R --porting to and under the direction of the Manager of Recreation & Special Projects. Supervisor of Community Schools & Special Events is responslbre for overseeing operations of the Community Schools Board structure and services they provide: act aV, a liaison between the Town of Whitby, Community Schools and the Durham District -nool Board. training and supervision of Community Schools staff: coordinating, ::r'vnobng and marketing Community Schools and Town of Whitby Special Events and P• grams, and. publishing activity brochures and other promotional material for both the T. win of Whitby and The Community Schools HOURSEQ, F_WORK '.t ncday to Fid,, .4:30 a m - 4 30 p.m.. plus additional unpaid hours as required. RATE OF PAY .:eject to skills. ability and qualifications. D- 'ailed resumes, indicating education, experience. references, etc to be forwarded no I - r than Friday, November 5th. 19% to Human Resources Department The Corporation of the Town of Whitby 575 Rossland Road East WHITBY, Ontario L 1 N 2MB FAX .(905)686-5696 E-MAIL: )obst',9town.whitby.on.ca 1c'sonal information submitted Is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act. R S.O. 1990, c. M 45, and the Municapal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act R S.O 1990. c. M 56. and will be used to determine e49bility for employment 'NOTE: We thank all those persons who apply, but advise that acknowledgement rnkohl/' only be forwarded to those applicants who are invited for an interview I I Carnn 1111A careers It l Careers WEGU Canada Inc., a progressive Canadian manufarruter of custom moulded rubber and plastic products, Is currently seeking a qualified MAINTENANCE MILLWRIGHT Applicants must be able to complete mechanical Installations and trouble shoot mechanical problems In addition to the mechanical requirements the ideal candidate must be able to perform some routine electrical maintenance Position involves shift work Qualifications: Millwright s license Is mandatory with a minimum 6 years experience In a manufacturing environment You will be required to supply your own tools. You must possess the ability to work with minimal supervision Please forward your resume to WEGU Canada Inc. Attention: Human Resources Department 1707 Harbour Street Whitby, Ontario ON 9136 or fax resume to: (905) 668-3414 lnly applicants selectr'd for interviews will be contacted. PAA_,,� - iVAIL 111.%L1II(,.\RE ACCOUNTING COORDINATOR PARAMED OSHAWA (Approximately Part-time 25 hours per week) arall a leader in community health rare services across Canada. looking for a part-time (approximately 25 hours per week: Accounting 3ordinator for their Oshawa. 9ranch. In this position you eod:' be re- ^ortslble for the preparation of accounting records In the branch relate 1 to payroll, billing and accounts payable and for the maintenance. Oblate, reporting and transmission to head office accounting. field Waft and client information in the computerized accounting System. Qualifications include: • -4nn srnopl Qlplorr,a.:Bmmunity college recounting courses preferred we rears practical accounting experience with a computerized ircounbrig system (payroll. &R,AlP) )ne rear credit and collections experience • Jne rear data entry and business software experience • .x:,� lent organizational skills v: th the ability to prioritize and work .neer tight deadlines • deer-yllent oral and written skills • ICI✓'0 work flexible hours'ncivamg occasional evenrngstwreekends. It you have the qualifications we re looking's and would like a cnall.nging position. tax your 'esunne to. Attn: Branch Manager, Fax: 576-8852 • We thank all applicants for applying. only those contacted will be interviewed SSS EARN CHRISTMAS BONUS SSS 50 PEOPLE NEEDED IMMEDIATELY IN AJAX 'General Labourers S". pier; - Receivers "Long/Short term assignments *Shift Work 'Must have own Transportation / Boots *Keyboarding skills required Apply in Person / Bring S.I.N. Card Oshawa Centre Ex. Tower 419 King St. W., Suite 203 If you are unable to attend, Please call: 905-434-5424 KELLY SERVICES PROJECT MANAGER A Icadmg Aunlmotisc Rctal: Fa....'. Planning company. locatcd In the O,hasva area, 15 looking for a jaroaitive Project \1an- agcr The Ideal candadwc will he an ar- chticoural lechnologau, ha,e 5 1 ,car. project management exper cnce. and ,irong ,kill, In CAD and MS Olt:cc software A dersaon,tra[ed high degree of profs. onilr,m is c%wnual 1, this Pxuion work, dircaly with High Profile clicnta and our wppllers This is a detail-anenaed Psmon reywnng exeelleni written and oral communication skills. Preferences will he glscn to applicants with experience with ,ignage and corP,rate ,mage projects. Bilingual -French/Engi,,h) language skills would also be w aisct. Please fax a copy of your current resume and salary cxpcctauons to: (905)134-2566 Onh those u , licunrs to be ouirrvar% d Al DRIVER ;eddy cath JQh aMtrao -use Cal Jot al ,905,42'- 41163 Al DRIVERS ' 9,ar• i e.oenm-r Ned��:ai Aran Jnaal d V uS tai 9D5 -r5 �•1-1097 aEAUTy SALON REQUIRES As. sant MJi'dgr' ^ou". P", 1,01" sra::,g pos-tioraa car sryiRm t""'t 1q Wnumnes call xat• . ,9051 576-2512 DRA A LAURS :egMrp to, the P¢ eking arca Pleue tail 14.6,438-4543 or 141614M?3, 6 1111i ,Kill Floc; - FdH rime upe,encea 0, It, 0 Appy n person to LNMdcrest Meat Pacans 1350 Scugog Lim 3 Pon Perry No p.aoe Lolls D"Se en I'llSOURER Osfiiwa based 91. Den cg fivifi i seeks e." «neacea tpn to sign im, ills ale I.41las,c taibernry st-IIs arfregqa must win sDme i!1eedLi-MUSI eha" aid Die- ie kenNt with a clean arv- -ng IeWld wages Commen- sYraleIli expel Rewe call Apel 727 82387. tax resume to 729-033 CNILOCARE IN INNITIT re. iii E.C.E w Assotant tak ,no ECE course. Also cook 40 smolt available, ex«nenced tali 668 9011 HAS S 'A' . DZ G inn wo movers hd«rs requirta fox furniture handl ng Salary bases on qualif-uhons E+- Deneme necessary can 905. 42ri CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advert:sei re- ouests that ddve,t,serS check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertlser will not N re- spons,ble for more than one Incorrectmserbon and there shall be no r - ability far non-msen,on of any advertisement Liability for errors In ads ,s limited to Me amount Paid for the space occu- pying the error All copy Is subled 10 the appro- val of management of News Advertiser LUA111116 PER50N needed m, every snots Thu,.U, ur friday Must liked and be bonded H"02&Rani len 41 WYl-ml inn 4 90r427- 1064 1 Career Training 1 Career Training 1 General Help CaleMe Y wilt be ctivv aced 8 _.......... ,. .. SERVICE accessl fax & photocopies i ... -.u•n. I...rn... 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For a con -1 qyt, r,,;A,p,.•. --1 _ SlStarlbe may a avanlabk 10 fidential interview appointment eau: ' wade a.NNS call OuMam Caaol REtcYie 1-888.21ii8-st6& `� � � tn'•r eamrHas compaw, Cokp (9osj427-3010 � THE MAIL STATION CaF«r AIRLINES : `CLASSES STARTING NOVEMBER 9 Training Gnkr Career vain- y:y rORNERt reailrca Ig a edlaren's Irean«N fxw,y w NOW HIRING, riff avalade m amtxral Raul. w Candling. ped• the coaoarg area Even-ngs 3-9 Now wawend shafts 9waYww Entry Ent level +3 •+•d - ' '`4.Da�• Tuesday `� cures. ruing. Mr Mushme and UnCiDing techniques. Mangemem skills acid expnkrxe m a sallve. VOWWniNq art MOW A positions y • y 'Time: Student Financing rownade. mApge diploma a deer« in 6:00-10:00pm P 49051439.221? Sa,al Services or a related available • `�S�95 MEMAMOMENIK105. Nee«] MW is requnea Pie" la. resw«tot9gi34935t? Call for a t <Code: FFCT 1402 in Caulogues. Tv Commei cul. 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Also cook 40 smolt available, ex«nenced tali 668 9011 HAS S 'A' . DZ G inn wo movers hd«rs requirta fox furniture handl ng Salary bases on qualif-uhons E+- Deneme necessary can 905. 42ri CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advert:sei re- ouests that ddve,t,serS check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertlser will not N re- spons,ble for more than one Incorrectmserbon and there shall be no r - ability far non-msen,on of any advertisement Liability for errors In ads ,s limited to Me amount Paid for the space occu- pying the error All copy Is subled 10 the appro- val of management of News Advertiser LUA111116 PER50N needed m, every snots Thu,.U, ur friday Must liked and be bonded H"02&Rani len 41 WYl-ml inn 4 90r427- 1064 1 Career Training 1 Career Training 1 General Help If you are 16-24 MAID Fnerrdly stair to he, Pr•• SERVICE accessl fax & photocopies i ... -.u•n. I...rn... 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I.r adn Ea!N Si si s5w a .eel aSSem GM I �e',efn H!I D Help ax 0wble Se`4 1 xe- aadie PH 2400 envelop . ., aw 6.2aA OuMaS RH 53rd ms is WAN D • Qualified Slyits • Excellent wage and bene% pockage • Fuil and part time WAilins; • P31d va(oflon 2 wks cher I year, 3 wks. after 3 years • Dental, Drug and-jeczre ,,er • 3u;0 kxotions • No dientek required • Ajvwed training provided Please Call Cyndi (905)418-6824 Ajax/Pickering yyl 7u• re0L1e w'rw ^rutltoNe :Jin F"\ Pk \ FOR ( Ill RItiI"\i \s Grua• i, wcting .:0 nrghiY a getac ,hvldtuh t„ Ix hzatc in .kwr prortxaru.n, their new :sroduct La,catxw% range from GM NOW. GM PA Y. OW PEWWT i'auuon, .tan .1M l kl.30 1, that N— I C'kOS�I\G G1 ARD NEEDED Lamm for retired or,las-ath,,mcr, Start No,emhcr .,t PI,t ran „ .. ,, .. ^•cnlcw THE EMPLOYMENT PEOPLE (905)831-7359 Required lmmedlatrls ihi> I, a foil time position. \ewvtews cxpen- cri mandator'. %lu,t be familiar %.6th multiple c.lmpanv accounting transachonn and foreign exchange, and be able to work in a fast paced, challeninR and high tech environ- ment. ktu,t be ven' ;)lord in all I,- pect, of bookkeeping: A 'R, A P. pavn,ll, benefits admini,trati)n, GL. & account reconciliation, Salah' coommen,urate with experience ana qualifications. Send re,umes to: File 0439 Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 71.5 GENERAL LABOUR Need 20-30 People Immediately • Assemblers • Solderers • Packers • All Shifts REGISTER NOW! APPLY IN PERSON: T H U R S.1F R I. OCT. 28/29TH 1099 Kingston Rd., Suite 230 Pickering Between 8:30 a.m. - 12 noon 1n =AM. P E R S O N N E L Rokisired I vading contractor in Durham Re);nm is lo,iking for a ppipe layer and a general labourer. \lust have hackgr,iund In ewer and water main a,nstructwn Please fax naume to (905)668-358.6 COUNTRY STYLE DONUTS FERMANINT TART -TIME Wi srek>y energetic and -nmol,, bus, Seas Caiaupue .ria u:Iomer sena help An Sou Lee 02 nW Sm,e 4„ 3 pus lunS aralable Apply 9etDh St. witlW Suring if ..thin 298 91oor Sl w $7 00'hou, w i, advmcrment OSMwa uDoonun,l-aS Fa. re5umn CUSTOMER SERVICE NFP contact Ronnie I90516W needed Pluse call 427-W4o A533 kDanmern':5,ore Sn,p- SDI" H-ble roan 1211 .an.nmt `auuai wane ponuaes X65-0760. 500 - 530 Aro Hung �orsrp-st ,: Make ,o anni ES:NETICIAN a NAIL TECN- N-CIAM - •.•.,arNY n•nn,/'. SOS W 7�Sti' .n ExPERnNCE0 -n T:nw Ry .-G-snmemy call rr rry��q 29rr t1rIRIENCE3 COON —iv lo, .w 305-x.23-66%0 En • :i '.P wAN'F0 'ryas Vlran ^n+gk ;aN rv'mu" ww, .an,-••.''.-.r�� Eaeaent ,y :,1616^ssgn req" n'a wgt envemnrre ,7c •wit ,rxafvx• to oar' us for l40r n 629' 2504 N'NNA-,CnAL INS ••, J'E ,'-aa.nm f ynnp tlt.r 'r•.l M NO. Reath . 305"'925-19,9 JWP 31Srit[1QT10N StltvlC. tS NC . •p• •... •.•,4 o.,e2 .ourwr cornym m.gae 24.mngs -':'avasnc ciao vrw:s a smN car x ,vn, m of - b mm2 '•nal 290 90 wines ;a, A. g .5. 4204'ns -,GMT INDUSTRIAL mg 'ink wWW-g r�erw-4r r awn"w•a own Pia. mroupn 3aaawa n,J: ,. r assn From f: s-; ro s • Jar nr wr .xa oe .nkn .,vig Y tM Jst-awa a00 99 :,•gram "wm 2ea Iv v :a« ,.,'. •nun 93C A m 2P. MARKMAN Me•a Pam Min. uk0n JrYH .. •,.o e+riNq t/ d~,.v+ E, .M oral .nnen Eno,nh :iii 90rr io50 fg topNca — "'JAE •eeaeat ht -4 wmw �vTl gJ 4016-8'.Mon"( .Jnpai 216 .-.,q11 ;5, 404.8216 -. 1905,, M14.9.955u !!CNA IC LASOUR ,,sea r,, ." .mp2v« wnn wedge alto toes -_.w ge or Sale- -'►warot m a 5lt SAAIV. --vi A.SJ Labourer "• -.x CWMN snap No cc —led Call 9051619.2899 011E.NIM: SIX^, (Kingston Rd . Alas 1 nl I i Eif7,T�-•11'1:1 n when they alk through the .:,Plc a family .:,nu phcrc where yuahn. teamwork and fncndhne,s keep :Waking u, better. T!acre', alwa,, room X the tahlc for talented people who take pride in what the., do' tatter 2pte1 W Areal No., a (after 2pm) Apply At - W0. 80 Rasly St -lull %k ,r ,d H—Mi Fax 1905927.2729 rARF TIME DD tion Flex101a roan MUST own vehKle and be iecen-ullynclined WIN vain stair len munaliom m 9�3t0 a area Call IAO -572 - PERSON REQUIRED in Ala. lo,-mbar:DatdM progem maintenance as " -contra• for ASE for Or. 416.396• 0333 ieave message RETAIL Innsisgalo,s Guards iegwrp -mrneouheh' 10, Alis, , cke•ng. Oshawa whiter. I'M and Dan -time Paid na„n Dood 14. t�an6.292.3296 rale mmedaielcon PiCq Ful and wit ole Ad to .,rk 16 and «- lends 6C"' a'4'61745-5762 Fan III -4b . + muRem wanle0 Newer 4 . i newts. ,outes avabaDie SarDx- ough MadN.. 4Nx Guar- anteed lours please all 1A15,1- 6192757 G 1416, 439- Suu1RFORN.SandeOPkw JPet diurs FU, winter Main. /chance Block Ad & Newfg . le Yards 'Oz' reou,red F"ard resume 1085 Toy Ave Pwkenng Ont LIW 3Pt Ann Jpyte KgNng SPACE AVAILASLE to, eMhk- Wan N,I tettinwWa PIeNe Call ,90542f -A11 AIP PAGE 06 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, October 27, IM awwo N* Im awma11Mlp I= SAW NMP am" HMV Required immedialely. Previous At- experience rexperience required. Rlsponsl- ale for boss referencing of Inyulas, ill ingginput of a; and a/r, account n'e'on a 1:11 un ,and all other aspects lit ac- counting as assigned. Ihis I. a full time' position with nx)m for growth and pro- motion. Salary' commensurate with ex perience and qualifications. Send resume to: Fax (905) 428-7023 Attention: Karl COrdeiro INDUSTRIAL JOB OPPORTUNITIES! Pickering Leong term openings exist now at large, husv Co. near Pickering Town Centre. Priv Rates start between $9.00 and 510.00 per hour. Xc•edal now: • Warehouse Workers. exp. with computcrin.1Imentory. warehouse' pnradures. • Picker/Packers- with prey. Ioniputennd ' order picking exp. • Cellphone "Returns" Processors m!t kilns hlicrowft Excel. and IH' comtortahle w a r1p utters • Customer Ser-ice/Data entry' Il am to spm el0.p.IT. to start. Long-term, leading to full-time. Knowledge (it Microsoft E'.cel, Cust. ,e'n-Ice exp; needed. Immediate dayshrtt afternoon and mghtshlft openings. Vinous start -time's. Marty of these positions will lead to full -lime. Also needed in Pickering area: GeneralLabourers, Order Pickers, Bindery Workers. Apply In persar. to Global Human Resources, recruiting Thursday. (X -t. 2:• IIun to ipm in Alax al ASC. If; Bavl% Vit. W., #502, Ala, 1% it Nardi d. acn,ss from Wendv s.l All other weekdays apph at Global ofnce at = Warden Aye, 0217, 4arh. ! vlow Eehnton.) Halm to Spm. gar e -e' Culgre•3t thing, In Hurl fur I,.: N'0`61HIRING INLAIEDIATFLl' Full and Part time Storefront Personnel No experience ncccssar'. blummg and evening shifts avadahlc. Apply to: 1741 Bavh St. W. Pickering (1105428 -IM3 Fax I-A)542•t1-2216 7'*w All AZ DRIVERS WANTED $14 - 516/hr. 31c - .37c/mi. ALSO GENERAL LABOURERS needed immediately. Must be willing to work 905-434-5110 requires 50 AZ DRIVERS at 2 yrs. exp. *Local hwy. its Local city to Lots of weekend work as Labourers/Forklift Call Randy 720-2204 l Required imniit•a�tely for busy Chrysler dealership. Forinterview pleasecall Dave W111 (905) 683-6488 FULL TIME EXPERIENCED FACTORY HELP wanted for Uxbridge company. Corrugated experience an asset. Call Cathy Christoff at 905-852-4644 or fax resume to: 905-852-4680 1 Generel Help OENTAI ASSISTANT 4"" ........... L._.., 9,n.no, SERVICES" wnn;y "'ease WAREHOUSE HELP ' -In nl 'tsume to f0 Pdda ' e69 Scarborough. ON e arn,M•m ai 1n way bus .'•more ups am Omer 1c'ms Mif 2A "not and off" w'eharse DISPENSARY ASSISTANT 'r. u.tes as ittlwred Call '.)S W it &YA for agplN. - Q,u Va "' ,' r,me ori^ ''me posNons .:: Plo,urug wum HOME WORMERS NEEDED. -1 area Can Nen 416-29&-65n •'; pix: m!s KINESIOLOGIST - 'Y"pned fa e dl a rtrplr,N I'. ;',vale -rolled Qac in J "stlr"e t$ Stat 'Fame Pt,' n,a PI.- la. resure 1.te1y Fa free ria WE f0 9051895-10/2 a Cal II Z4 urs ton lure 1889 '905189--'0•-t 5599 Fkctnc stoves j99/up PART-TIME PHLEBOTOMIST 1 ORex .re.W law" Hn1 V `.• ... a N�avnC ,lark'Rd ,.. (,mit longe Please appy b req:"'•' "meg to Balvd,ve lodge 70 95s, 57% 9016 $lama Sl Ala. EIS IFES ai+o�.c:2030 tus'reek le sn xAP "fixe proal aha ,S, MAAMACI$i ;ecM,dar t Antake over e -ung AH 77.� I me real E.- Ines Appy pecan T 1Do Peru, dopharm An a- Cnaabwt war" set /a. 1905t 5763272 Mamar,rday ALAI ESTATEr la,PHARMACY 2 � Iwo Bedroom apo m Nam 5715 a f150 am n- ^rdA'y AW oI M ",0e4 TECHNICIAN f o cope of Wr,b,7ri boa Data Prrke' •. a Pnar+,dr, •' d base aog'ams Manegi 59Lad Aaryr only 5 Pkat 570. RwawA�i Ont - ume to L,nd u. ,csume ,0 L,.ba GWY yea a la. 19051683*5425 415,29R,61li PHYSIO THERAPIST RIF rum wak�m .,, pa„a ,•,, a r gr.are. I A Help- IlCrad I. Pon ,x;pe Please u. 19f618J90$3 � Je l9ms,Ms-Io2 a 'GMAC HOME p -REM" OPPORTUNITIES SERVICES" A,A. a•„au Urmu Hp..c Rea! Es!a:e sd:es ems Cldaaks "Irina to �BiIN •GLAIR aP� +DOW Prate 416 59a4WO Licensed. 90% 1. 13 FAA 416P59113%5 commissions. no PTA run 1dr as wW, fee S, back ups. S' S'1 ^' mad, ear ad leads. referrals •es"nH 10 DR 5 Frawt' 40 KING S7 W SUITfPlA7 905-509.6111 3SHAWA I!M14 OSHAWA'S N'em.t' i,tn T1H0 K SCRUB SETS Solid ”: SN 95 ✓ea .1 m . 1 11111 Sime to,'.,Dprr.iI,Nwa0 'vet $12 951%, ORMS cn,:. ':.. 1w1 -erne sats w •p,w,ce, w am 4 me filet dYaamc III IJS 2200 Brock Rd oust "arm of fMh m PickOrnpl 1 ROSY NEAT FMEViM. eat ce enl very ben tori„ N hand woodyualanteed ewra Ia�9 bare fully SeaSoMd Cw 3 spm narks, —ammarl beedefvpy. 905 W-2246 AE$OWTILY THE •EST - top gwldy seasoned M1aWaN Servmp Mclmog, AAA V rn obye and OsMwa Call IIUBHAM 11HE W WD 42' 52'96 H`iOwner. AMAZING OFFICE (used Fum,lure Worm Chars SS .O. Tames S,J W Ides 3200 Se Comical Ave. A,t. 4188521 Wholesale's wel- xray $tali L` t.rellrm Car lm Am a cmft • 1 Aria a GMM 1 Faf� 11 OWN for f -A Admission, $2 Students 6 Seniors rile 1•8 OOOGE pick-up truck. -` `th.AMMI1e1 lull sue Farm condition CRAFT SHOW 100.000 km 6 M $5900 obs 434@775 �BiIN •GLAIR aP� 1 4 1989 NISSAN PULSAR NI :1 Found SECONDARY 1994 PLYMOUTH VoWyer %,!,"7 1- enol, Quad, C. SCHOOL rrlleol 'aortia. $91100 Meats call (905)421-4%" Sae TaMlattm Rd. IE., Wv tby FOUND ema11 nlalk day f -A Admission, $2 Students 6 Seniors rile 19M IUMIMA APV one o b Q (9051,18.10% ,.rmpyr tsl 434-t 181 owner 1 passengerfully Anita Plogranvmmg from P95 maded. rolled glass. 1989 NISSAN PULSAR NI :1 Found 160000// Y1 e. MANN'S APPLIANCES Farts. _Found leaded warranty Em swat Sales Sri ,C, New Smur"'a FOUND ema11 nlalk day le.ted. remote sun ArnveW !rus!hee Indaaes IuunJ Urianey and weslnVy $14915000 (505)120-225/ $2001up Oelwte 1, .1,ee Lista SJSNup Whirlpool ales Monday eve UCI 18. male app„ 2 Years old. very Mplac to K $love bre newo5gs only friendly No Calk( Gu IJIF, 56 Y maltm Cafe ran % Office 97 pUleSS,aul Irke 5599 Fkctnc stoves j99/up 778 3SJ4 "'Mime 1916 SU2UKI In USt NS 400 fit" W RENT -WORRY FREE 1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apts. Refurbished 8 New Appliances. All Util. inducted. In-house Supt. IL Maint. On site Security. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 9Bm - 8 pm Set a Sun 1 pm- Spm VALIANT PROPERTY s`.t{ MANAGEMENT FRIDGE S200 drye' $'00 Gas slave sealba'kts. Mtl6uppkW nun atmaunn always stated wasnel S100 All vrot g sell cleaning $299 Gas 1 unldr never urea on lin >' �t ' coafiti[m ran 421_3760 Aller Staves f199/py MalOi • Gliond'ansI M sem, a', G0 A' A RTNIEI V TS - AJAX f•pm wasner'nryers 5399 Wnnlpoc FIVE ADORABLE mal+ ,n.r' 105)985-%11 '7'7 13esrpn IB00 washers buy per prim„es Sxa each uaa �� Z 7 7 Falb,,,- Crt. MATCHING stn,' b range nl j249 E.ha-caD ashels was awarded oe,l puppppyy . 1 Sa0�N1at ,n cwoui ,11y clean e - 1249rup washer SiMup. eA Maar was a pater nay tele- 2 & 3 Bedroom a pts. celkm wummg coodnn'a tratap "'vers. gas/ele.lic on"19051 J1.'iteK'2 ll U f Ask'nrqp j50N Dau O50 Call $ZZS'up large smedron of t992 SY1do0 t"'.nnla t'hn Call' il(,E7-(�t1Y5 ,,y1S1E 19_APafi FAVags washets/tIl own AwOm"OMes nom'' 11uZ,n back r B pnaof arsmrasners 11 21100 k", t,, warmers e.ceb Or 1'lslt us alt: 1 Anlcks 6ta9•uD loo maty to led 426 eat caedilton. $2900 705 http://wmdlammerscohlumP.Cum Srmca 51 S 19051728.4043 1%5 PONTIAC A, A., canes 0 0402 srip) Spun _Cane rayl dry o"'i"al. 9 PC ask din,nQrpom ,�. •t HARDIHOOD fLOORING 1 colidnot Appeased at for 1,010. hutch. hole 4 > Se 3-1 a- , 3,4- CAG Finch nal $,0000 akmg WOOD or B 0 j NOr,••• 1 H"yses a 1 Houret MI.,, 2 aim chars new ,shed S2 5J sQ n Buch pre 905-985-1730 � Rem Rem must sell Call Steve nr•me hastka $4 s hw All. 9 1%1 FORD Gaiaq 50D 2 I , •x LEATHER 65 ,balmy Gg SICK OF RENTING LEATHER JALKEIS up to l/ t5p6 "oo'. nam tot 28I mato' red ?? Duce Itanp, 0wses nom 'gam' red ,nlmbr Never gamer a ,ea On mal an 14 way. E599. luggage boar $1999. BRAND NEW OFFICE roust see' �enakd gala aria OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII learner alkts ban 56 94 Need'- ,:: -pe'rmgs to buck a $6500 7231019 • First Trme Buyer', - Call Mark! %"Wily rp Must Go' Famny WMED(AIEiy'r. Oays. 433-95705M y p Call Mark! •After 5 Pants Mall Ostia. • 13—har ed Bankrupt? - ria 905.728-9830 Shan and Long Term 1988 NISSAN Slan7a earn- • Not Much Downpeyment? -Call Mark! AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS. Opportunities. sea' Iecen 1:enn rink Got .•iR Mark offers honest. professional. w,nd ou cn,mnt, sea' rQ NO tapenence nece5sa"; car'rpan, ca• s: ' usl sen no pressure service to help you own a home. repass. vre soppy: mskl, x;: 18v ASA AskinQ SCOW a s soems aha calm No ,rss Fou T1me Only can (909)418 :020 au for (905) 571$275 or 1-800-840-6275 no hiss Free estmaes iW51 Can HMI', 1905N1% -u I2. irm Pmerxx, a Ferry Wayne Mark Stapley 686-7741 - Leave inessage 1%9 CORSICA LT a "ori $riled R•D Rwr,na An,l.ry P ,,, , —1. Lw ANGEL LAPTOP Pen. um Ntlhbark one ownar Great 166MMK 12 '. 4cnh Ill AUDIO EQUIPMENT lUl shape goo" u ny Cmdr App^arems Aaex'rms to Hpkrw or Sceen 32 MB RAM '13 pVION eat: ..nary Ion ASAug $1 >'00 at as 1 ( I:a Reri 11 Rev4 , 1 riwN NPS tat Modem. 20Y CD digul package 101101re- n Call (9U5 43d-5468 aha 6 Rom 14 GIG 40 $1000 "0o My Fad„ k .0 ^V ora sg BEDRCOM MC4E RING Win. `-,Itelam P c4E R:NG 'redroom bun. V pkyerS apd,lmm, _ m Jen 9C,5-6192064 Ooude - ne dKk 5 19N FORD "rat Berard 38L ., u'Pavedkv sp sepuaie .A,.� sr tpart rg. bus 'vuu,% euunancesar ai ANNOUNCING NEW 'Wer Snake. i.stSIOgat p, umt. v6 aub u, '84000kms m i y nil at, d drive traduce an smoknV � pets. ties. ah' relines list Incluse suer pDtm sh roe ..ry clean Cenr uwdl central an close 10 sial coo ev a Dec Ist p g ".AK 51 alk ) e . r dnri sa,e•. res Crem speakers Oshawa bed A I mrSsran Iemed 5: 600 00-a Centre f656'aronttey ^gl N C N' mny0 6 smd htr S24S ar. ,ebav or Wild- included Avnl Ol %� 1 142”-5713 eb Cal UOS,S:i60866 1110:1 kale to $12 49 mpnml Y app,m,G Swoo 1905, !, o b Q (9051,18.10% ,.rmpyr tsl 434-t 181 RETIRED Ourm building ar ,buf„q Plogranvmmg from P95 so 1 H51 NmeOoa C -W- 1989 NISSAN PULSAR NI 2 a 7 BEDROOM tisnawn mature Imams WMNed ma,lav 14 years nperimCt eI cml..urr 300. 64 tyle 1 6 nr s slxwt . ! 00- k n na•.eme,rl Centre 2 8 3 bes m1mDr�, .dues good Fan- M1655-7661 4 3 gun, 13 t m nl. N . cel vuy cub, 'rearnauu' riga^'rrrr•I at amermrr. see. a,m• a111"Le 4galena r'Ww aDSl halm u IN ti': •'AMI;F '.".%Iran esu ANTIQUE IBIn CAN arty'. 56 Y maltm Cafe ran % Office 97 pUleSS,aul Irke MgrNl ownnr,rfZ500 a i5 n o o Call 9W571 4671 ked Pat", .uvan, able m PtcMrmQ Sl 51; aha rlovar wa C ,Yrs tarn Moor ld p'r wan nat.'v „aar'q la pen ASAP Wm twxk„rrE .:ndmuon S2� EL ' nkat S2 OM 19051728- 856 msg 5850 ppus wdnm Canal 95s, 57% 9016 2 "edn.um s le assn' IAma ryard a'am MINA A WORKS electric ow IaShiakee woo” bu-9 KING BED. iron headloin III PONTIAC b )0 LF A 905-834t7M S►ACIOUS well-mamtamed 2 18una etc �a bear rem It- 3 yn gad e. lie. W 0 NI W , rock Or"Vilc Int, ' 31, 192 31ok, rWW IOAOeA 2 � Iwo Bedroom apo m Nam 5715 a f150 am n- 6 7 tx^honm apt' AvYI m Ap./PKYer,ng Kelly 905- 619.1626 Cnwdilbn 54200 Serio,. m (9DSI623-02Pi 7p,,IN1r, ,rmxss SCI Lost $2300 Saad,c. 38,15 can It, sttu'.W a.a,m Wnnm' 4 - cusum, Rerry —"ed 9 «m tt% � St �� 'J QurckS Amy dekva It 16) 726-9885 pay spa ea•sva, kV1d Ask,'�,p $J 300 umued lame Yard Iaurn.6 a pin rum wak�m .,, pa„a E TormbrMt APPLIANCES ICI' 'Oe,„� 2 MOVING SALE Fverylnr 19f618J90$3 url Can Tom Donorm ceri' c GU Sho- ahs ata delue tovc. m.nrn ny•ne w bury raslkr ,q n: J.. Aute m prim” SOW 1991 GEO METRO 'kw 1905x43'2 2000 Uetks mdudem Call 719- aAA a.uc ,.Jr„n•. ;reel b Myer 5675 a - are sMa. •nanrrya•', -ager beeloom dutch S2850 I •t.uo- 1 Mpeem Apannknt Avaa. 4997 r.,- .. e.urrem neat a r„e Al. Kenmore Ishrr SUN (urge mmar lung vre ata ,6,k 1990 S',t'y1 able ,mmrJuleN wou ("'N paynrnrt, !1. f,W.k oK, 40C Mc; loado pPrmNr ('•.r:awa lose 10 all Invent user 2 yeas 5250 Picketing ped sow m f to 2 ,Ne stags lrbwh Luer 147K $4295 rU Cane to b 0 5 C Hist OSHAWA t wmkou, to lanced yam 416-822 93 59 vaary eresur Fadi —,w 2 Chan. taw)s5400 a but Cas n mart —not cenr kindamvV,Vm WUN 6 mad, rig list $750 rrcwvve Call 416- 3354104 ,a:; : ='.. :- ”- j ,ti roan army d .Nd lot Stuart waslkr I'm ATV BOBCAT Sx,C <Htn,c stat, - Oed IIx -ab apes A- offm lots at IMIM 811 rima, room suns 51250 J m,~ ,Kelly 4 Sons) 1 NWOOM Wn„Oy. WaA 10 - b 3 R a a,:; !gr :aril • W and Coal tees muuilid rem Armceae Nov W 8 ps Md E¢eapN CadMn $2 300 I:a PC* M9 room fradk IdnN Ea3 r3O, a Tors nia dw 6 par lig m"'. v; Jin Ava'lala Ibv S. 4C.:::. nplyf,rr s6 �' 6 � did. mel .It <9G WenMrortn Sl 5 N5 per mash nada Bolan (905)a349w rose) 5795 OA orm,p ubts Ilarol $325 Duncan Ph le HBI GEF FORM r , 5 hist a Last W 90511W 6114 V2 'ou, F.,SI choice hm1 40 cal ,.,lean 19051 AJG09'JO C CEO. wragot •on. rank Mord A dawns $500 ,ak sat AMIY :J .,vn• Far a 1905 430.6153a;qt tot ked u,ge,9wel MHFk fa00r 0 _PT 0,1x•,1 :nhoptdc man•esf sed w. Cosi 51100 S be0,00m fwk 5 Ace $450 card . ren mmma,nec -ear. 2 NOROOM cl nae osma- (905) 721-8741 Al OSNAWA SOUTH J tNa �.. ",w n 1I .. 10 hp 1500 Lit 6Mer Jt S, 61- a.fl' Wr d,•a0 loom SWk I1ae dial r kped F 000 Aii, AOD9 ,r ata Gml 1rn1 All Da'ti, „ me s n�rAlive Sew per -9Ba5 5,50 YAct- oat aha 4 can uwtory ,w,aye atm '';"SE Mast .r, ern umati comm, $14 aegw pale bad 1957 roN7lAC NNNfvlll, Setae„ +ed $660 mu _. n,blt Decxn,0er 1st 190,1 105 CM►f'1 bn a urpp 5300 Aa Dxnwts A'b "011ae, SSE ,0, marlCo J.• " D„n Mac AvYaae Roy Is an Pan adults welcome 905 5.3 W% am loot Mem ane stwr ,e. had ,19051 6973532 evr'Nnm{., ,td••.. 9057269160 6664145 riY ro. Joint _ _ pass on Kt *11, Mabe sakW'dr clew a BEDROOM-.I;:•I ONawa IDundai Codrrsrk ao =04 3 moan. 5349 P' ,rkdrdm Capt premium ►VNO if CNNKWI vaiaW MANNBowmTEC anvil new J8W pt0 tNK 000 131 aWnmtm ,. n �. Wckyad 1w0 NOROOM very t°r u. er,4 ” mstiuMn tan delm lir,'. n lo, 1.1w." d n pt. .rpnt4 3tU J�llall 9,69m .'all fgnaN em, u:,.e $775 n Clea,• ^u•. A.al- y,� A+A f mae4raNly fw �ry Int abftoe (30 wall Npmn 6M 73t4 Pu--^r1„roo•.unr.,ur ;-r aY nlAkvS 6 nbdan ANp RrOn- 7957 suonUNNEn 414 "Faure Ro pets. avaude Oaf In /s Lau am mon,' abH w:vtmbe. ,ecrmber ISI Her Fray' r.,rr.. ,•skmlrg u bat I III w41 ,ran {Y q $rale "Orr MON b fn 1 a m - 8,b AT Pabs b Fant Car swrw ya, Sv x: eat mi a• •M2 ” Nal Car 105.7N- Ian No pelt S,i5 !mMm P0.r„y ..hn vSam- P.t••.finle creta' w•orKern ntvatc to as 9 0 51 7 2610 2 9 'Dia Si 9 am Spa' CM►fT2 fAIE a HARD- 8a6n7C5-t17. /63t Chem ca•mna•. •em,ne t 905)579,%OC P1:.GO S3601.wtl 1170 pI-905-47r AW WOOD{100AMG .:«,x71 J MAMS.ORANOFATMR starsemry mem CW-bbk OSMW4 701 BNCOF ST. s 'a-reakry 'a1Sn42P431a :t :',er and pick u catalogues, ., fIOFANSIOE SALES Qtr ^ 5339 31 sd ,c lo- ONE "0 rw0 rF0a00N3 R p ' 1"m t,: '.palma 1 0i�• .•,I- Carpet amm,m pari Cl C4;Kti 9ca 1a uhxv sp. Slaty 10th un soft !0D 1905' NMs •,...led n.r, oars ay.n.nr wrv.'•'r n tfalNG wscwus dtar �V \k,'PICKF ING area. Rate and.' rig rias un AI pWbt mea Iev 4:17-s1D3 rip U!a, drkwS.HA bw _ p^.r"'nra,gn Salk +karpel mu see ksm n MA1w A sJS Calk a0 :nCenhyl' �tUSt ale watt' :• pwv/YLW MaMme, - mate" carpel repMS Sar ocala Mupt ykCNpn )1 ; atm Cal SAW. h W51 yyaSoa lig riSryl,1 flow txan,cS u➢«ale em,srCe i ! ` - W 14 CIA Base. cam- PIC -, N:,-n.:na, PJ ng Ql.mr, and sarourdikp rker Fadi gad Dabs M.P.an-3 a Cal mamr a mpl,yve an cels Atari now Suitt nmAmoW Stsplkn 19051 Ish and en µ,y walking ng spm It an sands ire Puts a 5 not iia Clow CAes Accepkd dpi pwbs hdn 3,1ri "° WE FINANCE PWM W Iran 9 a m 9 waw $4Jo aro L." ad v.:: r. x Mn -A"4 up Rem b own tar, a a EVERYONE A WWI SEE! OUa 2 me ps'Nxt De.a 19651728 Art. ,pn mat—ld it � Sam 9p5ba61712 Im paymNAs app/, A� a o an 906576-6724 1905rR78-a27t Mrs. Winch: (905) 427-0840 905 ST, 16x4 bar a to CMPTT MO VINYL mpg Hue sire of amvwk m J urn rawnba wMlin 7 1EDaooN „ ,> FUNNISNEF Room a ;h - .out .Fads dab' a 1995 and w La "�rS::.r-e bol- Sr,uarr, Clean. Opal. M ..,:ua ,gave Paunrg bvma,uv IW oaf d kNUMr '+CNE SALES SeNrnp n0 mile ,amu :;�., r� ...ua n„m pia 4S �9e�'� Imm 5329..... aN EIfc PIANO g3!49t ers. oanKfUpt ^'e laNrdry. P.M. yyaM re„'en .'.: S"5 1xm"es rater pole rat 1 0".. der0 1 'Jtltcr Here -+•f ,; •�:ul nrampna'ct C(.,a yaw bn, OWN up b : 1rg On IRA 'owe $7'S a.:'. ,,;, m,p a," I I"* >-.w podkxts au,Par Pa- •C^. Com— Sa SCW POOL TUNES 5 mill 9 sfne Dad credit. n0 rn 4tlrruw NF Fin, *8� 1 Ib �. u'Inpe,O. ro $,t50'mpnh MWON ,maw w 'M1anapsakm tPPunv I sub l::Y atC num' 7wammkd Lin a" ata .kw o-lkra uo'es 'a sale Can "'fu n1'.t CrediT. YOU 'a t2 rneaft tsar mayor mops (Boll s090UN ariNN 19051-121-17N s Sin,Y J•^I r� .n far- >' I- '.ee pM1mme 90543'4040 work? You uss. 6Nm A''AX ' nMNtn WHITBY BACHELOR Avw M NEAA SOUTH G Ia- -"• 37x ►cE.",q m1mDr�, .dues good Fan- COMPUTER FACT FRY RENT i0 OWN .. and n vivel Lots a, •newly larovaka AL f1:vme ,kr StiUo7mo ectrrw ,,,, . •Attar r ,Iia �MM1� ItI YID S= m am ,ON Mt*UM uYW NOWOut Anw'q r w COnd,htmed aw,, -et. and of em,anp no smDYeq' lu:Waa urMl area 416 Qat.. lacu,:c'- r� S ru,l pespappl parNW- prym,...., ,ran tlyo. .,A:: a „ •Ilia ' •. Fur w.nW Pad Ch JICe Down OE �•'s t aoct ham rbyAav •8y.4N$a 903%37543 W $1 00 rYW. f3B0 m,IrVwEy - 'e- mill, tri. recaps +it&*, M ado M^: loaded primer. ds IAmtw 905�16J�1x0 a 1 NO.7%-SSOZ Tree ITIa � y raNrencn SNammm ^::'•'FAOWe 0a 4 1905,426- WHITBY, ",gilt 21d roam I., shad 38S baa AMWme M A/ MENtICE Jm ,a Mui' Y vP, Frnl Ad V ANty Fra •alley 2 r Pachl G0. mpnor +Mored sawn Fadi arae Free em- dnnrrY SMDo" .,sky rood. required 'J prwalt Va- n, .ph badiporr, 1epl,ra wed Mydro a Ga ralrn weY.ome 7261399 i:,r `bub ,_4US1837_9600 rrestakp 1.005'55545 shd n r n :am let aw SPECIAL i&JAX. gap 1 D.&p gar n,ys cwl pOlamaul AM -01� co $835 ( 1008101 WHITBY Qukl CMM e Int and CINR n Wawa Fa. ras,mr b 416 CMLDCMf Qwkfld FCE CAM►LITER FACTORY SJ39 plus 'a• aa1,v dui FINANCE :r.r.emtnl rip Spe,MNM du0a 1 ulA5 Avyark OeC I,�,n-I �,xxn �n non -,my . , N46 ,aver, F,N Am mal CAR Ola NOw0U1 Amur.g y, .,a UVIR; vas ring ava,llpw Ano plan and dcks '61 DEPARTMENT .m,p, uwdry 1w ban CAC smDkmuDen Hrwtm 1st 190 316 6 3-6 31 5 ,,; game Aacns w trlcMn NORTH -trio .,hal ry DnN;;_urg ImrNC so- nn ban andbr D,aYI paynrnrt, !1. f,W.k oK, 40C Mc; loado pPrmNr uN Iscarang SHERIDAN CHEV '•'lard S'Do IICI M WHY nn an. yokl ofrk pm a w,k„g $346 �,aplyf,,.e Gp �3- 'USY .. sem,'. ,.w„g •.; raral meal INCAS l,vrp=V al Bark, +Nall saRwsre and FaONr11'�p't +Hoa 905-61 2os3 905.706-6498 •'5-61995110 auk IDr Clog :,• res+ honk _a IRt dw Dave May tyeB.t - aapap,t ul dap. K'•nnc eta GII 1905104 6458 anal fret sia aeksery AVAILABLE nnmeyM* Can � •�Smn Rep Marian. PIMMUOGRnck.,wvn ...�an Mr �art,” ppb • I n OW mdsaup t-N0515.w5 grind sWd X25 two. a•,nn Pa,nv t.padodm Summit 14ary (1%11 lid mu ••',•.nen gam upper a gay a me- ., WM wad E.ceoeir rip CMIDCME nmrbw /a rNH. COM►uTEe S►ECYLX. Pear. Nd ;wok, and vIMY earl - CARS FROM 5500 .. � urnrn, ApmlmMt stpa. (3031 6663N0 a 19051 684 ked u,ge,9wel MHFk fa00r and INMrn 19051 433- pan a rC .i,erppow,rpnp ,lam -re -lent $429 T OuaVky 535 Quill OP Cab MMRM (Po 51501 - 3r5 a- rn:t v. v..d 'a'e rum AIC. lull YIWk- nal -smog 3211 naonN„ aria Nov oppOmw .. l as W41 p,pvbe ,opt rH. NICm v „ . � `l M pupil 5. slop SMR talk Am~ �ww��.aw { pncn ,has snacks Cap Panbum allot 3'u 23NAO me Cm Sri - f40 (rata En 10629'-0727 Fn x watrnp Ido f6519,rroM,vt FbVar asnloan. yip 1 Secretary/Admin. ASSISfant —ET NAaERi 'edued n M4a9C5�20 3031 Rlmkl svwm 5699 LpiOd S7trt5w.n�wa M ' fit NEED FIMANCIMGI Us mos �t4 e""""at l �+vTM^•9�t9-E930 /SMi a t AYrMJ.p f Iii f -ft. Iyt2rWp "if nceC 0„:r' II need as roN iMILE HOME -nub ]SONaM, Syttsm SIM We Jia m ErCpNn1 Calduon S”, S' aa. ^.w�� M,.sl 0< :A'p 2 ROOM ':n 'Nil Fa BowmM llf" aa.4dabarrW/ry 4selsawJ 4W a0psr Pkat,« rtwme ore •s t.pmwrce M. n•'• d'^9 'aaaots aM 06- 1905F166-5175Snp workup Au :tyw,,..'N;ns 4 CENTRAL 00-. " 917 . b Nt. snare wn IG v: .:w 'a:.e Careful 1905)655-x611 caped Huge Inventory sea- Ban' r,n Apartment, I,a40ts W IH I S AN S lo 905 9714 ►M E'OAK FIMN,. -IK S2S(10 mal ,p Cavae in wen nu,nWuee 0wldry •.u1. a -,w her Nkat ukm- J6rJAeerlcsr4wpNxiArrRrl. arae QUIOOpr id'M,n 101 C:A%\(7f n, kncwr pmwng avail- '"" SERVICF TECMW- .''rach'Oumry CEM fk.k TUBE. BJKIIHG WEEK SA,FS Amu Sales. 700 Dtwan B close lo am anew" PNSM lime $400rndntlr mdusrw As a tkylcn ,Ira rattan ,,,u wJl: ',ruvt,lr sn retir131, CLAN .eJ,,,ree ,e ,,:l. iu5EN-0352 CONTENTS SALE 5 Aka 0- EVENT ,bat on"' Mat W voi Dat Bell a65 u11 (9051723-0077 9 am 7 AFFORD 14) ,,, vtAnt rspuwed (9'u' 423- sW'uchboardadd adrulnutnu sappun Iwnacv �nyped,ay AN Y'v rwg_ J.W :H'dafti 2 /kw ad, 1a Beaoom D. 1977 pan Bt l A II(II SE, '•'�I Ism akssaw The ideal cusidudatr must haw pad 2 vis buskam ex ..o ark, a napwd fop rig Room [mm__r* Cot - erland 6errMt fa lap- IfYF-oUT narrrryr warned , kms s.lnda sl U2 awla an a Hb on" Omar — — — — COWTiCE SPECIOUS wee , y•rpm S73G-r. t. ROOMS FOR RENT. b, No experience or a reined basara l school de lree meant 45 dYS7rM Nan- ho" 68' 2 ara'-daanrl 4 Normlr 6 1999 aha we wW —tanned 2 Farm A,Adak No Mcr Cgw¢wv".V": ^• ,nf.rmmkon GII kse+ tab 'etrerk b 19D51 fd7- Nov Is, $900 . trydo N0 ExC[Iltnl ofr With s 124 &nS t)r sit& \for 3377" am1905)693-M sale, Ignt nOnneewg. bd-CUrs eaplkM w,aa- ppayy tae 'GST and PST• We I �w,�' ssltm csper NTIh Lotw 12{ a inrdYrAM for references run Ad Sup. tan. MOO Barb" used WUI a" puminlaf debvary •a"a„aWpets1905)721-1156 (9051571-5275 inusdoIrs Prr a,uu. Piper with Lw 41KF: ucasto F*C"Ne or 3a pmdPoseOan mea Cis tr,u r,'lkavy dry tovsr. la ChklmiR Omp b and M I EICELLENT LOCATION. Pict. l-8(Io-8404 X75 g W en ,ea: aj,mkhu «tri af naor Iia. •g, Rua6tY a en Mark Sla le AccowmmmkBlim We Derr a rad r act febrlL IK Ikoefm 19051131-6317 5250 fila s M< 570. lad"{ ,g s unn,nnq9 ,mm� Ilou' 3 Droner`ivi oem,rias Iia ,eat any 'Mak SOLID 000 Iwnndm k War— St t00 at Cal- P } -.1,-'�,.v. 1MejkmB slap uaLr whmw a rrwme m Aw 6n3. •30• a Yr mat' ate S75 Ode mid T1d.pW Po Rat '0"' ONE Bsuit ot. ova, baln- eO011G[nce to Int Braun 7p42F111 inm 6 p m ,ams mdud soup clrru n 5 Norm Pon Hoa" fAtES LIMITED nae.-sd An mem u'a aY. ,00m snare aMr sugared •q on-fFaOtim 'kir rig avail- 60A Mti,rkrleln fkaad ►1CRfRIIIG Bsas 1 RMI"'. 905.8315317 Pat Ppry 905-%5 rs:nt alererrces required LICENSED MILLWRIGHT Lomlg aavcm, 16 morons 10 8774 litD'•'•'•Ua*b*M- `0a Nov 7. Gip 905-420- Nps SnbMr f50 per mpMh Scarborough. ON MIS SCS Mn " 5 yrs pDenmxa n in 12 run DmW omlg% poodmaruq ales 9 • 19051665-0159 Faxf: (416) 2904992^ 'brirun ,rYOKy'ga p'� Itelad sxayaa aha pan, GIRLS wale urpla lesser •Aar TMAOMILI wAIREa LARGEEVEN BANK"Y r • OROOM, wa1 IF NO Agpt:nts or Phorate ea1Ls Please troubksnooing sk.n a wka Crap story Erne mull n,r mm .1110, clean. tacellem m AW of11AwA Flolpal area as eems,ve nyarmprJ tntbm Ilan 6 snips fust Wf*IW aslmg $250 CACI SSG SSG W crib "Ney " xcesso- Upas Large para)n9 Euurdryv 'bio • RENTING. 11 . kap Imalel ri snBO p'kw"ac repro, aha re0W0- Ard. L PR cenrlka Non 576-9958 Isro1smpauuqq 5900 ,n .-T ,clean. hlmsflad x- 1 fa1,aa „pe MWap 1 9Ma NIpA'rRa rig stun ww be ItkM fab- seta, l 1110, 905-428 1Ks $250 PARNN, S15. l.• 1903N28 -x79 Coffa odibm m GAM ""bale e00 16V, TIG inp M , i, 12w boar areal from" f25, tlarW, SBpifaM rWeay •eloaW ll " gam T antaRl Ia Magnetic rat ERdlo tatOdn cars" 550 ban.NOR.AST OSHAWA 1 decorum bedroom, sua DURHAM'S LARGEST asset Seoa,e, was n an 1 EmpoyNra wm0am and weLycts type 852•t831 sono: ben rip Plate, No u set 5nf suns wed Can S.OknypelS $wuDle hi pM50n •'xg+19 hA'blrw CHRYSLER DEALER wale m n wprnsbn pm peau ore stepper polessonm ,yabag tksdn d'" =61== Has an opening for neg tui fall, riority waesume w CC�,Mme smung ILA °ins " 1905N20.307itangthis 9M aarpcm- RECOMORWNEO fRID6Et A# f70�0/M�r'm 1 vltlrfdlrv�e 1 alxhrwr St00vaeli. Iklil! NEW/fN w� RAYM POM J 1 SI95 / up, rwad10wled rat,- (905)720-2307 list. (N%7234M iJSEI� Certified 3 res eperknce a St25/ up. rKw*Wned 011E MORO=N APT, down- TOW TRUCK OIERAf011, tui- Please WI (1051 745-2453. ooentra,a, e.cmlpul coed pryers ft2Y up. rKMd• �ASIpMOOen _ AM OW W 1 Mit i Mute PICNF111NG - Close b GO iltl SALESPERSON ban. pal. wan 6 ron. beg � ,w,� IIppar IY erpmkrcd wen 'G' area avmkble rmrt'editsly oft CAR."' tktYday and r and b $199 / ,p. lW L " 1rMo city OKk ondook• - r 6 ma111N tRt From tsh rig. j4$rymaMly. We offer. ale Alaa?'cYennp lila and rafon0iuonkd lam ops,- it= 8.5Inc00 rss Sperm air y a Pi b q set ill resrwnt Hourly Dir pus :1 aatatMatatW naolrrgsawtekm,Ot ata0 Wulkls dryers m tr a A AUTO- Cars sod¢. sure gam cants GB 576 58 roan f2 an, gross Spens up Mve peh Shire oaln- • Great floor traffic tow Dre"s MAW a31M lurlk boas ,We pay up a f,0.00 non,ks id IKIAPr," call 670 lultMn call 905-420- om" cal &IMn pin Pyle MEL at Eaopyt h,dlN H0 ad up. INW 30' Casa ea rile sock Mr rdq- a 726.93N. Kea Colds. Cawwdl Bill A Fve rerr!uneralion package ivmla0k Cm1693-1927 R.M.T. WANTED bust pro- nY,e Cinx btcMn raprau sw WW1 dote ad W xt. tam. mWr yes 0411 us (905)7289414 MbILg lesvaul 7 our practice for A Wiry gam oak Medias, S13p RNpIWR, 24' ring- ume. 24 Burs. 7 w0anys� 30 OaNA/A ONE house house9 2 aE0110011 NOOSE m rem. �� onthly &Annual bonus 1 FpMBltsl NK%osale Soap Durham OWko KMMr sun id 6 nook Ask- a ad N 1,09 kea taped Fan .pvk'A 905.684503 a ' PoI q'M'O g e fl5ym 5 r • Good benefit plan mown, p ral Dy rat '^0 52200 a b o (9051666- real at > 9D5.124-0591 mo�NR plus laikks..1ra4mi in Prkerin Close to All IMTIFUI a BORN CONDO • Demo supplied KNIAL asysUrecepl rectu'a game b FW 1140. do TAs 4874 of a d Co Io- GAS" FOR CARSI we Eby 40 pms7smoY ca Av3QW amenbes Optupircr yap' PP top I' Sena resume to wry. QsN,a. Ontario CIH day. SI a1'i AppkMc- used Owes. vehicles must to CaN 19051579• Novtn f9001maMy . u4 to a fBsOhnO Mo. Become Pan of our Winning Team!!! 19051 57,-2235 71_5 N. SMs. Sawa. PMN. t51 El n r Niw, c"n dirt b 008 a 19051721334 Nes (416) 603-0231 427-2415 a Gaffe b Co479 Lye Avaa Mpl IWin. For private and confidential interview Grua St Onua(M6) ra76- OSUMA AM Badow t A WMEATANE DMI From 14111-284-6557 P 7448. Web sed —,hw aw aa�Y S Erin. Aim a MUR- f69.90U am fir- . 1 OMbaa call and ask for Dwayne or Ted : 1 BtBlaYlaaiaN : 1 er11i,,,� : 1 x,10 RIM.mnw4ap11uNatR. � D ICD f3kr piprk �at a"d tam' on E gess wn Fan. -- Vi U ACPE CMYSLER AJAX URAsc done ,wan, ami woo. own Palms. �ooppManu-- New 10 ID 1- Distal. don sit. Buddy, 01 (9031432- 24 his um IlkafaN Maopap III IOCATgr lOCA1011 to- 19 Harwood Ave. 5., a • STORES gas alMalaO. TWNngs. $19.85 Iwaw, comp am. redo 8914. a BalOk, n a 13 905.1241069 en 277 Cold- CATION 'r Across ham x, Ontario. L.IS 299 i • I 1 414336-0073 rockers. ralmld kNaU, 390 (9051-571-0425. of for AN I- WN Brim RMR Rea Estate. Oshm mCandre Oct. $.sat N� a4W �� AAar Z. PROD 432-1304 4 BM -5562622. AuMM Ramkl 2AN M7 v 655-4132....001 p1 (943) M3,- � fIL'i_�Ifllll- RDS A OUPLEx. 2 B M�� i « �STOUWN6 Aa1a Ear Dwrsyae 4oe Ted WE GAVE OUR CUSTOMERS OVER Imulwy gad coltrERCIAt f"rTi. Park A ANTg11Ef7ANBaMNg1 Al lsadnes Mdudd. f•770Jmo.. taus from f55Wifunitt You Boa. 9rem Ipaspn. I Mail. 1 O 0 0 0 O O O Wet goy. 1 a krst A an 905a23fi599 rNwro IE time lamely in- abts un6 t425 sp A eaR Local Heating and Air Conditioning Ius W/some am w core- cab. au emission ion No, CFO" f2 dot estreaan I Ciel 19051 574-5077. ase 5 Cid. prised. emsya, len $62 BEDROOM Ofhwi wrdt Ido the rat Don't pm 1905) 571.3281 abmpan uirp a pHs, 1l1N 1mM to yaw COn- OdeVilla f150 5/m0 W,Ho Apatmeak Wad Ca BHI Rob. ColOwaf y req s,aendI toltecl aN d any 000.111%PPontiac 6000.1 Kao LAW, demo. WOO 113111,01 RMA Rea Esume b- OFFICE SMCE la real- ex. SALESPERSON son. owwuu 0. s PIpM n- tN • tIW alts' u' FAr9tss Nal La idry• say (905) M8 4111 Drµ bEts po6i REASONS TO SHOP AT t at! de= gamy y (9105) AJAX - CLEAN 2 Odioom Int For the Durham Region. This 2 Eion requires wn. Barnt. Sprdal kearm n mat an individual to have at lease 3 years expert- Mogrdl 9,RM. 11 NV FD rat- nk.ulNy. All inclusive t ■ 7262117 lel k'tcrw. fel lace in the business, self motivated, with a ■� �� K OR TWO b a. tial Rosea (905183-1569 a!q?tu•'ea p 26420,a0le. GO 905•MS Boren Mtigrks- BrOOYIkI. ►ICRERIMG - Avapade No- e�'jr' USI. 2612 a 720.6956 proven track record sat sales success. lm mm 112 to MmdM Saks 7hLs ,tion (M2 )655.8049 a P'd'•uP sem0er 1 or December , � Dos pays salary and commission, troth 905.w mepi 416.281.9 otiable to the right individual. Please r - -ply • (9051212 Glen sMp. I15.5N onglMl Brlpa arc OeOroom baMnlmK 9p$fig3.IpB8 t � pr Company -wide sales of $130to:,000,000 tslometers Emnmo passed pt Separate emrm GA Off WYING ANTIQUE and col- 5 mofafk ago w In talar s6oamod rMusne f sU COUR710E - WACW 3 Dad- M.UMNTH FOR OUT. Filen 442, • Home ice and Franchise Network Iodide col ncludig uaa meet $4.ODO aIfa. Can Ian. Mo pets 'AWolnp perso roar,'. double Flip. family/ DOOR STORAGE. NORTH P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ont. cornpkle °gala Best poss- (905N37-210 kaR Faso or GII Yo at (9051837- bre mmn Moor laundry. EAST OSHAWA iia leis, L1H3S3 dedicated to success de ppnnccaa Wd HmY Kap. zti2 IpHd, avmkbk ,makaak- boats Rv's. Mrd sums, 905. 03,61 1915 Chevrolet S-10 dub cab 1y 51295 pplIus GII 905.519• locked • Tremendous purchasing power with 4r1 buael Seats tem pareen ►eKRFaER1NG VILLAGE Dena1- 70t3a905.910.3060 p I ""toes ria ( �nac; fully I wd bo. Inm. green rip , Ind or M 5 1 Gomel IFMA 1 Gawp) Hap national recognition WANTED kc 1020001.6 Candied "rile Dec I Separate cn- URGE 3 BEDROOM house - 944t 576 - 'Leaf Tickets' Ask,np $14500 720-0219. lime. pans,, utilities SEW leaped yaw. Aaelade 11 Wd- 10416-684.5151 lrclusvt Swuble tui s,npk son uu Avid Nov 15th GARAGE FOR REMTRTOR- SIMER INTENDANT 1Smg1e THE MEWS ADVERTISER s AREA DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY Will pay face value. non-smokn No pe (9051 $915 . monks Rmeoeoes. AGE, Dry/dearl/sawe Rom W nutwe wooer repwred loamy 1a KH>s to .Harr pa- Call Bruce Danford 19M FORD F150 xLT er- 426.1096 16111lu, Gn 4321268 to' up to 8 Cas a wha M Apartment provided Oshawa per% and Myers dor to bel DURHAM REGION tend. ce0. d_a rs Irl. f6001montNwlak build Id JIW Cal 416-297-7004 lour times a wen by 600 PM 579-4400 161. V8. t sod awe, lead PICXERING VILLAGE ale LOG CANN for lop Sell con- ng pi roar $600 , S1plvmontNcar Counrw Mon - Fn n 1683 M,pnoomoods till d S25 ON (9051967-1134 bedroom buenwR 1n 4 hyo No ,gats Aire Nov s117 To be rt of a winnin team, contact: e�- 2207 „� w,ad w akendS res,wmr.l staff Wa1,�io Ina 6553[04 area (9 5ciNsxl89W IME, 'IMPORT EMONFIERf oo- g quad n OsMwa la A 20 y9, TREATMENT centre m Marin uaost 7 shopp„9 Stn single. weekend DM fenkla. Mlo has I w,el- marand county 1s Martin A BUCK OR O, 19M IMI•U. 31L V6. also. MAIN FLOOR, OSHAWA 2- Qaet wookmg ado". avykae a000R STORAGE, lar hams. oWama3l drsaWrry Expen Int awaNd dal rare wade ■ Sur p anMa" pocks. mw Oe.rom. 5 �app,rMes ill wo n pima C"Vd plan Mus nave experience and rat e 1 AASA minum when. tinted WIN- Nov 15 S50 'nClusR wdmod SB75moI in- u's etc Rtasauble lain. FRANCHISE RECRUITER (905 5N,-2375 a'dm walks Gable extra Giu 19051404 -0602 40„1 3fld crnn intervention tared toile diploma a w- ors. imam Uisnt atRd! 9 hNNM,a f120 N far pule Fpdro requires shin wB Any mlmb 17000kms honsmaels M pets Ava4 IMIMw M (9o514z�-6,z9 nae and pkeC ndiS esN,[esy Tel: 1-800-488-0321 11iECrtYd wMTEO a -The Win ced,ty $11.900 (905)721- PICRERING VILLAGE &4W,Iw Id90ts5166Se ger 1st GI1 1 Cargr Iia interview clndaiks oly sflowpuce' laa- t1JAa•MART requires tempo n bat =ad iv Rsume I. AA d e BN Canlce Ftsa'a 9`11 Z bedroom caibmmbm "001 NOW bat DawdW W ran sas"Chrnlm s help 905.3493517 FRE: 90'5-738-31 78 ket. A ON sal d Oshawa La OSHAWA CENTRE 4Ra 4 0"pnrD111. Poe b'ap ay'. w soar 8 sen r aiRs d- EXCEIIENT FLOW IROCN. iWrtment Wntn kip Dikolry bedroom backspht semi W. lel i11 cunvemences. large Mr r� Raba i �>�s WUrtD Ar6Do , OVER 240 STORES AND STILL GROWING eaMNBk c ma ao Mt 19% Full we K15 GMC Lm. Touching partition Broad. MM, Ill f ant, gas mutual ND �rywdl� Greg lot yyeeax s pe IkW p a 1t1pt n NO on,Aw0 4WD Far. 1111 6 loaned ENG Gant mm •11a0p1t it CounesY Desk for a wduld rat Preferably B ImWI COmraT Red ikn5 Guise Pull window$ AWFW etc Unwngmu d parkin. M' $99WMWMa utilities FIrsV i gauntry Chnst las swap. 270 KK,atat M f Aga INA w,M dining male, aperknte a • m S3yaaprgn Gip ppy.136. CasFene Near body 11 Paint fumy $127Lmamh Immt as no pets rneRuces ,Jia ID GII Blus Mon ReIrem 40 ( 1 I STORES 1024 lob $4000 o b o 05618 dime a:c 116 N1- 1905 434 5656 Sow moble Uykls and ar Il,ak cab pkaCl, 190515)1-0803. lure mw a 6582 sac 180 udwh 1 I an bay 1 sage IN 89D-5549448 ■ Durham separate board works to fill teacher gaps R 1' .1'I'S,4N OWL/11 Sin// truer The separate school board did "rather well" in filling leaching vacancies this year given the current teacher shortage across the province, trustees heard Monday. But. the: Durham Catholic District School Board isn't out of the µnods yet, as staff' pre- pare to face ;mother challeng. ing recruitment process in the coming months. "In light til the shortage of teachers across the province I think µeve dune rather "ell," board chairman Grant An- drews said Monday. noting the board successfully "addressed its stalting needs despite the adverse conditions that existed this year." Approximately IN) teach- ers were: hired h)the board this year, noted superintendent of human resources John Nesters in :1 statf report. "With all boards competing For a limited number of teach- ers, every effort µas made In attract candidates le, our board:" he noted, adding al- though board staff visited nu- nterous universities in search of candidates, "the shortage... soon became evident, particu- larly in areas of specialisation such as math, science. reli- gion, technology and French as a second language'. And. Mr. Vesters reports. "it is anticipated we will once again experience a shortage of teachers for September 20(N)" He said the hoard expects to hire 135 teachers for the 2(0)0-2001 school year and in- dicated the recruiting process µill begin Aith intcrvieas in January and February. Board stall are also in the process of establishing a Web site to permit on-line applica- tions for all positions, inLlud- ing nun -teaching jobs, he re- ported. Meanwhile• the board is also tilting a challenge µith regard to the number tit avail- able supply teachers. 11x. V'esters said. He told trustees the board's -'daily occasional teachers list has once again been seriously depleted" And. it's expected that shortage µill continue into next year. "�'ith respect to occasional teachers, there's a shortage across the province;' Mr An- dreAs said, noting the board is using sortie "uncertified" teachers as supply teachers. Mr Vcitcrs explained in uncertified teacher is mmicont who has not been certified u teach by the Ontario ('ollcgt of 'teachers, the self -govern ing hudy that rcgulatrs tht teaching profession in On tariu, He noted uncertified teach ers can he used on a tcniporar) basis, up UI IU days un an) one assignment, before tht hoard would hale to receive "letter til permission" from the Ministry of Education u) allim that person to continue tillinf in for an absent educator. Mr. Vesters told trustees the board's occasional teachei committee "continues to sup- port the development" of sup- ply teachers, noting work shops are being held for sup. ply teachers this fall and nexl spring. As for retirements. Mr Vc,ler, reports 24 teachers re tired last year while 55 teach- ers resigned. He noted "_'y of the ri nations Acre front :econdar teachers Aho had accepted poi sitions with other boards Many found openings close It, 11"Ine " Mr Vesters expects the nunlher of retirements and res ignitions A ill he roughly th ,anis this )'ear. r� t yl J J J )A6 wiva ZZ i— NEW s '�� . I` 1 `r: t) r �` .. Pickering Drop by and see our New Mattress Department featuring the famous Sears 'O Pedic Mattress selection. YOUR TORONTO AREA MAZDA DEALER Invite You to Experience the "RESTYLED' 2000 MAZDA 626 _ "LaripWheels a AWFIM EdF Newly Designed Interior Standard Power Windows, Locks 8 Heated Door Mirrors Remote Feel Door Release ' Rear Seat Heater Ducts bropew S11113111 * n ■GY MANY MORE FEATURES_+ (sEE Yu MAzoA OE:AEEtITom!) 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WEDNESDAY EDITION, October 27,1999 -PAGE B9 A/P • 1 v c a 0i 1 A -Hill; 1 Auction; 1 AucUon5 AIIENIION SNOWBIRDS A pined Lunn, ,ecemm Wooly W.. 1 red MAJOR 1.1Ol'IUA'f10N Bc E5TA'1'F. SALE NO TIME M. tummuust Dud Ncur 11 ten... lou., pond B&J 1 oder m.lnlcn,m+ n•u-.sed Irmo, we will .ell In drla.l lin, h+ TO TALK Jon toAV",me,` to A. 6 AUCTION SALE I a.1 ad,:ml Ava"1,0 row ane Wh7 riot Fax uS Jan top I h+, .,Ho x your ad. Mx4n" 115'''7° -'lien Eri. O,m 29 It) 7 Pill. IPNF.\'1F: N' 6 R%I.I youCan Ilse our I 1 P""•K "0"'•• Holiday Inn Oshawa y LA F k lax Irlac line to 1011 Blood, SL E. OTRESS SALE .,.,,,. I :. COLLECTIOLES Send Us your `.,"'• advertisement nnumcd . I r. hte comUinenmt prmmnl r, n rA'� . M,rn,r,.lrp......... gl.r... Hn+nn she tan. Ple,Ise allow time, 2I Mfn, I PM 805-77115 l0 1 �' . 'U+' V-11111-1. %IP"I". (tallc Ino.. ,a,.. ,4 I ,unp., L. pl..h "'42n lea¢ a ,rwssage .m Ic - H,gal ,Aur' rinr I hrnk V.+rcclum ..,I I.. n, m. 17 r,r era sa, for us to confirm 1-ndo wN10 puce Hoyt s,rnn,haw,. ll,rdcr I I— nn.. ca., ,r„r, my.. p,.,nnr your ad copy and .ml area inn are mtnesled ,n F:tlnh i,n0. her .4 Mwrl .cl, rrrr— L. p.. h:mdn.adc N,,.talp,n 141W to.. ,"m Repo” tour ,. nl u.,nn-. , ., ,,,,, h.. 1.., .h. w.-,.,• ...li.. I -",r. k, ^, n- price prior to te,y o4.nns ppyywe Sunon MUSEUM FRAMED L.E. ART S ACCENT PRINTS loopf Fl 'h"Reahy, In:, .,na„. i, d, l',.K 1!I r.:. -:I, ..1.-. :. \i•...:I., : deadline l,a I , :• 1\ .: .:" One of our Buying your first Ilrcmdr,,. cl• srlc.n ni i.uc...... cm.d I,,1 p:..nunge n., i .. ,...: customer service home? Don't risk your SBYIOg$... I'i Inw,1 1 • OAK FURNITURE •epresentatives will EXQUISITE MAHOGANY i call you Call Please remember al . ,h.n ,.,h n ,e. h+w tr„nl .ahno. wh.nn, r a.h I.md. ext. 4802 hooch, h.dl .r:,n1, -1 1 tanlr.. Ica canna.. to leave your for a free retort FINE QUALITY ESTATE A MODERN JEWELLERY company name. (pre-recorded " °n^ address. phone message) i .�ucry."nn:my unu.nal••&�un,yu,,ucm.��Pntka w,a.hc..µdr,.gnc, number and Provided by h,-, h-iti,hrx,io.,., ••• ._ ...,-.., contact name .dim Sarr1SCOINS 6 BANKNOTES G,+Ia coin. 01 COINS - ,odd 't'.tiro.. 8888 7a Suitor Grrup- wa ,.nt 7t` - au..,:.. scold .,+.n I Fax Heritage Really Inc 1-11,"1 GENERAL ITEMS NEWS FREEHOLD PLUS RAVINE I !r- spm, ,nrm,,,..:s , . I m,np,aphcd. ,.gnr,d i ADVERTISER F—d', ',,.,vow on :i,R, s,. r (i lrkv. D.amy 0,,. „r Innu,. Stud„.. L..cph nem.. lwndulu.n 905-579-4218 coon .urar,nn Aaca,nl) vnrn .: n`hkk. KI'n V.,'l- r,amurh,mc. Tdlany gl.r., lan,p.. ❑rcpl— ray.nt. z-ntmooms °race ,, arc:. r.1 n,0- Lunp, r4 r .,, r. nnar,mttr, mor A an, y.,.,hty UXBRIDGE weA kept nrlme. 5 aUUl.ances. nem. ".0 ,m,l,.g u uhk• w I.e, alrpuper &.1din.c, anon r..�• rrar�: llawys I'...n. X11, etc. r.\nae. ,I, per pnard h a .'ed. N,+ R.ycre TRIBUNE '>Us1431iapply, re nu. al ., r def,+Inlor ninon ,:dl IMMACULATE f cwt•nnm J `'vx!I�r�_ �. - �� 905-852-4355 Vlca.e ,.r www.cty>s rn �nl.ng I..r a;es �;y' ^a:dwond PROF VS1110♦ %1. %1 4 1Io%F.F.Rs INt'. Aort y11 Mir•. dnp ,1 Oro.+• r .-n) t rrs.l•Knn tf F ewer :•1•hashed Wax- - nent. •,✓.I appi-ces it!'.4Jr 90514:12.4125 MEwCAS rIE rn°:•.,,r.,- s..,.., 1 •. „gym f +. or- nc,..s •Ias.e,uiry dtto- r»!d. new twd-li urper and wH,— fully d.rekoed Acumen,' "'.— 1.0 ,rood Y hurnmY rt pia r central drc, ,at Gil In, Hewn g 905 17 1346 vacxon r a At- 5'. _ i. A'(Cous 77'• 7nrx 8403 nala0k ";LI f5�6,+1 8408 e 'aAorw Al - 9. NMS' F Krlpm LAId ...., <ctpted •caa.Cless ,rnm.pur 0J5 5”, 756 SwOm, :oris :ntlVatd i�J L dna:L,•7r , . I laorl�yta. ' �sw.nce 1 Auctions ,•our a. :u Ca ^:�mmro/ sYpfcparnptn_ Se— ;u,p N,sl MA ,i A I Dull neo u, lar I erlbWS-11;6 ' OWNER OPERATOR 1 mal), OCpartmenl Store ,n Alan (ON K ngl pd Aaabeta aARreaaaary :Ba -.Hoa Aslung $15. DDD + I e.rYon«a Wmr 5 tint :HRn,ro uMA; r, ANNG rC s . ,red '� Trac a can A :Ar nsc x�. m to rMr'Anr J r �awumc.� Juv,ng, ,.tshrne r+arlle. Nmrls, f•. w, and m, we hr I I..,a port M S6� (xl 1 rl Nrr ra ctll �Ib--11►Y:74/ . 1 :r•lnwp a ATLAhl TREE SERVICE Tree s .emoval, trimming US td NfJ eSm„• +tial I R"^Nu--,� call Jerry .1 is905-619-1363 DUNHAM'S d1NN 3AT!NG fpr. URvlcF . ---G,.AiAN'EAJ- -'•a” = "` '' r PAINTING A Ajax Pickering area :I v :AMY her Meat a new�Enma n, PLASTERING °YC• 'a. TIMBER TREE HEAvE NIY PSYCHIC a,•- ,..-,+•"•r•+n.,wm a., ,. as lair. satslad SERVICE Call scan 1 riming. Pruning ICONE.•' ALONE' Meir 1905)831-4610 A r,-pping Bo,rd ,..:xw,ves Lows P.cker.nq Ives :n,urcd aay: __.caves n roup .o•n Ion.y' 1900 av; ;222 f ree estimiles .nMtasrr, �m Z29'i MIN All Pro Call Shawn 41LAxx11DY = massaDl PmintiFAS and gos�ly-1704 IArW.. an.. ��n au. $ Wa11Vaperiul J Ba. 8.,,-126 4585 Aa Ip alx "IR IN ._ - EaArw,vwr • I A••arr..na ,. ' Is ,rt�rMxn..n II .FRF} I.wlrwe 404-96" NO TIME TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to con- firm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representa- tives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. a>zaao Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 7C.,wrinteed TMS PAINTING "^ Serwico Lretion DECORInle,I0, d rtencrEuropean WCrwnan• Sn.p (yore, 9 a.m. Daily Fast, clean, (9u5) 725-2322 reliable service \.•s, Hiring IS. 428-0081 •�.�. HOT & LONELY MOUNTAIN 18+ MOVING SYSTEMS 1-900-561-4300 we w,,: mpK u,y,n,ng 79 CENTS an,wr,err anl,me CV,uo aor "maw WIN. PactaD:q staaae am Gyres a,auole Serval & NEED SOME e.cnemern .n n.d awnn dscoures Fra ow °tel Are ycu' 7 Doled estimates hou—ile college student 571-0755 nnavp roursen snort of $ 1-888491-6600 �oxale exon se-ce now n,r,ng 19. dweet d Drotes- s.onal Call 1-888.664."24 MCMALSIII fIfAYIR6 252 I II STORAU , j Houses. Apartments. On,ces Appl ances 6 Piano Joeclallsts Senior d Mld-Month Olscc°nts. .- a,errulr,Run s lut7 Jnt+W umal Lic d insured Free EC�ONAL 41DE5 Estimates Pr4111Msioaat service. . ERtlx(. DI Itl REGk)\ Call 436-7795. /iLrc:.4.vr.l: c- cL4.,ls MOVING RU1ORM A DbUtERON • large or small GUAJLIIN•1•FED • general "mage 410"761 • materials eandmq NOW lil6[NG general dean-uD • trash aid metals removed • Fast serv.ce St. Lawrence Service 905-767-1391 Cross Moversl EAp n mov,rg Holsenolds • Offices r • Apts Packing Aua.l r F-ee Esomaies 416-023.0239 " r Toll Free r 1-877.432-1841 1 D'aAR/. M11 I k s 10%; HOME SAA ISG ,u•r uP r„ Nr} „(J rr4wl ,Ilai,a•,. ,..I..n,c.. h,.d :u.hu m•. Abode. Pntnl .hp .mer. 1. vt Ichor .x rwa I ,1 15 +c.u. 40— ,.it d .Ice, ,wit 62" 141 Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. : 1 �•,;,Lnq : 1 a�hnq A rt C ROOFING And Aluminum E .tuli.:nwred. Freendrew at (9Os) 428-8704 TREE REMOVAL A MAINTENANCE STUMP REMOVAL 8 SEASONED FIREWOOD AVAILABLE j DAVE 531-7055 Laieery Serv¢eY :. =r•e Sr+v.ces RABBIT WANTS WORK And;-- J:rdY,xD nd,e My ,;— maocan GI1 Ernie 668-.4932 l XBRIDGE: •DRIB( \E: ' CARRIERS to deliver Carers Lh;ce a week `t the following areas: LXBRIDGE Nlain Vit. \. Brock St. Bristol Pond Bristol 'Sand!, Crs. Alta Rd. Heritage Hills Silo ersprings Crs. Hillbome Crt. Also :Adult Carrier for %Valk & drive routes needed CALL DEBBIE 905-S5_-9--11 FIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to ::hon you do not :,Iso your reply sent. simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the cox -umber '1 the advertisement and attach a list of such names Place your appllcat'sn and st In an envelope and address to Box Rephes.lf the ad',ertlsar is one of the names on your list your application .Al be destroyed PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are taxed, directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. "PAGE 610 NEWS ADVERTDBER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, October 27, 1999 SCOREBOARD tLl 1 nruelS e Hale (d Lyq s,u„ Jarvar (UrxVn1 AvanU.l S4 SamdntlM Eymw+ Ilhke o, 1 UrNKa9h) 55 JUWne Mounhu, 1GIen Ohu) 56 Jervute, SNwste, (Ro5a8ank Ra67 Mar. Mash LRoeab.M Rd)b8 KIM,,, Fltwslwn (HW Kn1gmL59 Knsfer, V, hohd IGwdoh 8 All., OCT. 2.7, 1999 DEAA CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS GIRLS EIGHT-ANDUNDER 01VISION 1 Fanny L,na4'Lx"1 IHlynbu,n : Mad,Sun Hee,es .ti:dtt Ciihlral) 3 011v1a Scnafe, Lesln, B Pea- 4 Ke den Mladaugh ITR 11,1 e,l S Stephan,. Ha,pe, I,�n�.,a tram 6 0aInna Carke IW,111am Dunbar) 7 Amy Clark (Thwah Canhar 8 Clara G,.,y ,Sri J A Ma'dn.01 9 Ju Fens Be,lwra IPnngl. Creek) 10 Keane L)....ny 1Wnkam Ounbar, 11 KIr51yn McCasey ICh1on0„1. 12 A1. Loh Chan (Glen Dhul 13 To,, Tup8lonch (Wn111am Dunbar) 14 CnsSy Denney (,John Dryden). 15 Jwdyn Magnet' ,Pnngle Creek). 16 Laura Thpmpsm ISA Cawke- „ Maoc% VVI, 1Sunaenand) 18 Me,an,e Kang ,D, R ThOrmm) 1 Enka Lee 011111-' 20 kI.Qpr, Gne, Pnn Albert), 21 Alannan Wakeh.ln ` . ,man's Bay; " Jeers Pope 'John Oryden� 2, Jew Mackay ',Epsom) 24 Renee Mu•pM IEA Fa a 1.25 Fm -II, E, C ant) 26 Layne Fa•rell Claremor Ka lb 'Wem+•.ek) 28 Teo* Anne G,ltwi Ae 1e 6-aham Bea " K. set' Sma„ Suncenaldi 30 Leal, J+mso (WII Dunbar) 3,k`n k Guy 1Prngre _ ee ,. J2 Sarah p ^ Hgh tds,., 3 Courtney Braze, lPnnte AIN,)'. a•. 1+„anna Ha•1 Duke c1 EdmDur9h) 35 Ka•m KIncenl Mallm, 36 Hoa, Campbell (Pnngle Creek:. J%• Hdary H.11,11H.11,111 Suhaerla•W 38 K1,51yn Burke ,C,.•1 J E Fa•ewe,: 39 Kann y r, Sa.,nde,s (D, R Tnontlo). 40 Cou'Iney en Knedy Cor,a4,. 41 Chanel Speakman LEA Fa, •mar Shawna Cr,apman ,Lake ds, 43 N-- Sanders ,Conant: 44 Fmma Hunl (Pringle C,ee4, 45 E•^'h' Lan' �„ Le.te, B Pea•SOn1 46 B,v,• Th:511e EA Farman, 47 A1_, TcpaIO Ch (Wd„an• Dunbar` 48 Dan•el'e FU k Gordon 8 Ane'sleyl 49 N,Ne Mu,11ns (Roland MIc,'ene, 50 All—, Do—(Parksl0e 5,. Jena S..1, H, n! 52 N,caa Llewellyn :EA Farman, 53 t4 c le Luton IS A Cawke•' S4 Abnene D an91or1`1 .: „n" Creek 55 Laura Jot,r Drvaen 56 Stetanw T•,- -'Gleenbahk, $% Natasha AL Hlgnbush) 58 Nn ML oe, EA Fa„man, 59 Casey Cane, !Ceda,dale 6C Lawa Donald— H,gnbusn 1 61 K.Isey Glb,- Gorden 8 All., yet' 62 Kaaly^ Be,eho,. •D• R Tho,ntonl 63 Hay,ea May Ro 0`5 Wivnae 64 R _vn Hobt Col J E-Farewer•. 65 Kdrl LaP 01 k @ P Thd,nlom 66 Dan,elle Fupward (Ro,anc M ,^n.n«• E ' a I Sta P•gden ,Cavo, B A,e,slev 68 ,,,,Fewer 61-11.-69 Laurel Bo'n,wrc Ad. 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