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Home My WebLink AboutNA1999_10_31PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER., 's P1 CKERIN G'S COMMUNITY PRESSRUN 44,300 _� °lJ 32 PAGES R ' N E W S PA P E R SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1999 A winning illustration! Pace 8 Elemenlat-vassessment scores improve Durham students make the grade in 3Rs tests BY SUSAN O'NF_/Il Staff Writer Young Durham students are per- forming above the Ontario average in reading, writing and mathemat- ics, the Province's latest Grade 3 and 6 test results show. '-This is a really, really good news item for Durham;' says Durham District School Board su- perintendent of programs Bev Freedman. 'Traditionally Durham has been below the provincial aver- age. This year we're above the provincial average in absolutely everything both in Grade 3 and Grade 6.- The "The Education Quality and Ac- countability Office (EQAO) Friday released the results of the Grade 3 and 6 tests in readina, writins and 1 , IMPROVE Ctrrrn// � ' mathematics administered to ap- proximately 270.000 pupils in ele- mentary schools across Ontario last May. More than 8,000 Grade 3 and 6 students in Durham were tested be- tween May 10 and 2H, the first year for the Grade 6 assessments and the third year for the Grade 3 tests. The assessments, which are de- signed to provide a snapshot of stu- dents' learning skills, are based on the Province's new elementary school curriculum. The testing is graded on a four - level scale, with four being excel- lent and one poor. The provincial standard is a level three. According to the EQAO, which See DURHAM page 2 Inside the News Advertiser V111 E TO FIND IT .Editorial Page ...........6 Celolwnist ..............6 Arts is Derbanl .........11 Sports ................21 Classified .............27 .GIVE US A CALL 6eller............683-5110 Distributiso ......683-5117 Classified ........683-0707 Death Ne ices .....683-3005 Sincerely VMS ... , ....... 1-800-662-8423 ?Entail .newsroomOdurhannet Web site ....durhamnews.net 'FAX .............683-7363 N.% S I N C E 1 9 6 5 OPTIOtiAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND The arts �. in Durham Page 11 A.J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo But can they spell? Little witches (from left) Mariah Kelley, Brendan act in Shakespeare's Macbeth for classmates. It Kelley and Samantha Wood entertained fellow was a timely piece of theatre offered to class - students at Blaisdale Montessori School on Fri- mates as they prepared for annual Halloween day morning with a performance of the opening trick -or -treating. Life is a carnival in Pickering far too often `We owe this town more than a carnival on every corner': Dickerson BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING — The Town needs to get out of the carnival busi- ness and some carnivals need to get out of town. That was the view expressed by most politicians Monday night as Pickering council's executive com- mittee considered four applications for carnivals — for 'pony and pig traces' in the parking lot at the Metro East Trade Centre (METC) Oct 30 WO 31; a carnival Oct. 21 to 31 in the parking lot of the Canadian Tire store on Brock Road; a carnival every weekend from Oct. 30 to Nov. 28 in the METC parking lot; and a carnival April 25 to 30, 2000 in the :METC parking lot. "Goodness, I think we owe this town more than a camival on every corner;" said Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson. "I think this has gotten totally out of hand" He suggested that if opera- tors want their carnivals running all the time here they should acquire a permanent site. 'This community is beginning to become somewhat exploited," sug- gested Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner. "What is begin- ning to happen is that we are being seen as a rubber stamp' Several councillors suggested Pickering needs to revamp a new bylaw they approved April 6 requir- ing for the first time that carnivals operating here be licensed by the Town and that each licence be ap- proved by council. While they pointed out the carnivals do often benefit charities, councillors sug- gested the bylaw steeds to provide somewhat stricter regulations in areas such as how many can be held and the number each operator can run. Councillors also suggested the application process for a licence is too cumberso ne and time consum- ing for carnival operators, and per- haps Town stats should be able to approve licences. Ward 3 local 1 - 'See PICKERING page 2 Employment Opportunities We're building a brand new chain of state-of-the-art communications stores called "Bea World". Our naw stores will give our customers the best of both Bell Canada and Bell Mobil' under one roofl We are seeking kxrg qualified candidates to join our team. If you are ambitious and possess excellent communications skills with a dedication to customer service, we would like to meet you! We offer a competitive compensation package, benefits and a challenging work environment! We are presently filling the following positions: Sales Associates, Store Managers, Mobile Installer, Technician and Accountant/Controller. Fax resume to: 905-706-2400 or mail/apply in person to: Bell Mobility, 725 Westney Rd., S., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 7.17 We're open Mon -Fri 10am-5pm. Full-time, part and seasonal positions available. .. r- ., < a �.�:.i,"Fy":� ,� l',. �. , 'a'x ;(,j�j;n {;.�".' • ..%C :`° a''F,k... r . P PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDMON, October 31, 1999 Pickering inundated with carnival application approval requests PICKF.RING from rage 1 Councillor David Pickles noted each application now has to go through staff. executive committee and council. "That's an inordinate amount of administrative work for something Durham students show improvement DURHAM from rq¢t l such as a pig race." he maintained. Ward 3 councillors also ex- pressed concern about the size of a carnival the Ajax Lions Club and Conklin Shows want to operate at the NIFTC Apnl 25 to 30 next year. Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick Johnson noted that carnival has in conducts provincewidc assessments an- nually, 44 per cent of Grade 3 students in Ontario achieved a level three or higher in reading, 51 per cent made that grade in writing and 56 per cent earned three or better in mathematics. At the Durham public board, 47 per cent of Grade 3 pupils scored a level three or higher in reading. 53 per cent made that grade in writing and 59 per cent earned three or better in mathematics. At the Durham Catholic District School Board. Grade 3 students were close to or above the provincial average on the assessments, with 43 per cent of Grade 3 pupils scoring a level three or higher in reading. 55 per cent making that grade in writing and 54 per cent earning a level three or better in mathc- matics. Dr. Anne Lloyd, assessment and ac- countability officer for the public board, says all the work being done here to im- prove students' results. specifically in mathematics, has paid off. "Obviously the new curriculum is kicking in and doing its Joh." she says, noting math results were up across the proyln.:c. \Vere up even more than the provind:e which 1s a delight because our teachers ha%c realty grappled with this. It's veru encouraging." In Gradc 6, 4S per cent of students in the province achieved a level three or higher 1n reading, 4k per cent made that grade in writing and 46 per cent earned three or better in mathemaucs. In the Durham public school board. the results were even hotter. Fort% -nine per cent of Grade 6 students scored a level three or higher In reading. 51 per cent got three or better in writing and 47 Per cent scored three or higher in math. At the separate board 48 per cent of Grade 6 students scored a level three or higher in reading. 48 scored at or above that level in writing and 43 per cent earned a level three or better in math. Boards have until Dec. 1 to report their school results to the public. How does the demutualization of Canada's life insurance companies affect you? If you have received a package from your insurance company or have questions, please call: Andy Silverman (905) 428-5468 WNWMLVMb Ajax Durham Centre 90 Kingston Road East, Unit #4 (Highway M2 and Harwood Road) Merrill Lynch Canada Inc. is a member - CIPE the past been held at the Harwood Place Mall in Ajax. which will be unavailable in 2(XX) because of con- struction. and involves more than 25 rides. A really have some difficultN with supporting this at this site," said Coun. Johnson. He noted a 'rave party held at the METC in August resulted to "numen>us' complaints to ward councillors from area residents and the carnival "could lead to quite a disruption in the community The Lions/Conklin application was deferred for two weeks. Two of the others were approved, with councillors noting the Town should not change the rules when those ap- plications had been brought forward in goad faith. 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With our own legal and research staff, the Power Workers are equipped to make sure the employees have a strong voice in the decisions that affect them. And now, the employees will choose which of the two unions they want to represent them. We'll urge them to choose the Power Workers – with our Ontario roots, our record of managing change without disruption and our strength in the legal and health and safety areas. But of course, that's a choice the employees will make. If gou're an emplouee or a customer of the new utility, Me Power Workers mill answer anq questions qou maq have. We'll run more advertisements to keep you informed about the changes. But if you have specific questions or concerns, get in touch. Our expert ;;tall will provide you with clear answers. You have a right to know what's going on — and a right to a voice in decisions that will affect you. 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If Paul Martin went out trick -or -treating tonight he'd he dressed as a bandit• a balaclava wrapped tight around his face, pistols drawn. Our federal finance minister would make the rounds stopping at every business door, at each home, to de- mand his treat and pulling a trick on all of us. He'd continue to take more than $2.50 for every $100 earned to build on the bloated, incredibly rich Employ- ment Insurance fund. Mr. Martin (in disguise of course) wouldn't stop until the fund. which currently has a $21 -billion surplus grows so big it could wipe out half our accumulated federal debt, which is around 557(1 hill k b.l mone back stockpiling EI funds nials, they impinge on job creation, es- pecially at the small business level, be- cause employers are forced to pay heavily into the fund. r. While reports are that MMartin plan.. to cut the EI premium rate from $2.55 per $100 of ensurable earnings to $2.40, this measure will bexxl more than offset by an already an- nourkincrease in Canada Pension Plan premium~. That means employees who earn 539.0(X) per year or more will save $58.50 in EI premium,• but will piny $174.6() more in CPP prrmiumc. That's a net loss of $116.10 per year. Not pretty. Mr. Martin has always argued the EI surplus is needed for a rainy day. At one time. he claimed $10 billion extra was needed. Actuaries with the federal ion, grtie or to c. a r - government revised that number to lion. $15 billion. The fund now sits at $21 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR But we — all of us — are the ones billion and is expected to grow to $30 _ - _ left tomorrow and for days, weeks and billion by March 2000. When IS it No more (0) Imagine there arc children ing, we begin to count with 1. months afterward with sore stomachs enough'? and lighter wallets as a result of the Mr. Martin should think long and standing in front of you — Sally, needlessly high premiums taken off hard about how this 'tax' affects us allobby and Sue. If I was to count letters on when B paycheques and removed from small and consider a deep cut in premiums them, I would call Sally child num- business bottom lines. when he delivers his next budget inber 1. Bobby 2 and Sue 3, deter - It has to stop. Februarv. He could cut the premium by millennium starts mining that there are three children. Too -high Employment Insurance at least 25 per cent and still have plen- If we were to use Mr. Marshall's premiums erode the purchasing power ty of money left over. And such a move To the editor: suggested method and begin with of us all. And, despite Mr. Martin's de- would holster job creation. Re millennium confusion: zero, we would determine there are Be Careful Out therethRecent letter writer Brian Mar- two children, .which clearly is shall appear to he suffering from wrong. We never label something I e confusion that the digit zero as zero, only nothing. causes so many people. Zero is a Mr. Marshall suggests that we Just a reminder little ghouls will of day and extra caution is needed. digit we use as a place holder and use his method whereby a child is be marauding in the streets of our Happy Halloween, from all of your to signify nothingness. It is not a zero years old until their first birth - towns and cities tonight. friends at the News Advertiser! number used by itself to signify an day. However a child is never zero So. drivers, be careful out there in E-mail comments on these editorials amount; it means "nothing". When years old because we calculate age your vehicles. to nnews@durham.net. Submissions we count we do not begin with zero in hours, days, weeks and then With the return to standard time must include the writer's full name because the first item is something, month~ before switching to years at today it will be dark at an earlier time and town of residence. and as something cannot be noth- about age two. We must remember - - — - -- — - - - that we count age as how many years a person has lived, not which Year-round schoolin feasibl year of life they are in. A newborn g a e o tion child is in their first year of hfe. Publications When we call them one year old Marl Sales School days, school days, no more summer boredom daze that means they have lied for one Agreement Number year. They are now entering year 1332791 Ahhough the concept of year-round The new school is hosting a pre-regis- two of their life. schooling may take a little getting used SllSall (radon are for the program next weekend We count age at the end of the a to the idea. appears more people reason. Durham that could determine whether the year- year, but to measure time we call The News Advertiser is are coming around reason. Q'Neill round calendar will go ahead there, each unit of time by the number as- one of the Metroland And, with good ePrincipal Jack Smyka, formerly of signed to it. For instance, the 18th Printing, Publishing and The Durham District School Board Sta,,�Writer Broughton, and parent Kim Croff see century refers to the period where Distributing g� of launched its first year-round program the program as a feasible alternative. years began with the digits t?, i.e. newspapers. The News at Whitby's C.E. Broughton Public 'There seems to be quite a bit of in- 1768, and the 20th century has Advertiser is a mamba of School in 1996. schools to look at the program's feasi- terest," reports Ms. Croff, who's in- years such as 1999. And the first the Ajax & Pickering Given the success that school has bility, it's also due to the fact the pro- volved with Winchester's year-round century covered years 1 to 100; Board of Trade, Ontario enjoyed in the past three years, it's no gram offers numerous benefits. calendar committee.there was no year 0. As I have said Community Newspaper Com - wonder the facility may soon lose its The modified calendar offers more" Her son Brock attended Broughton something can never be counted as Ate" Cewspan Com - status as the only one offering a modi- continuous instruction and less learn- in junior and senior kindergarten musty Newspaper j ndergarten and Zero because zero means nothing Assoc., Canadian Circu- fied calendar in the region. ing loss because students aren't faced she believes there are academic bene- and we always begin to count with Mons Audit Board and Approximately 350 students from with a long summer break. fits associated with the consistency of the number 1, So, when we count the Ontario Press Council. across Durham are attending Participating schools open in Au- a year-round calendar. . from 1 to 10 on our fingers, we The publisher reserves the Broughton's modified program this gust and run through to the end of "I found he retained a lot more (in have 10, not nine. . right to classify or refuse year, an increase of almost 200 pupils June, finishing the same time as regu- the year-round program) than in the So, the event we will be cele- any advertisement. Credit since the program was first launched. lar classes.- Students have the same regular stream because he wasn't off brating this New Year's Eve is the for advertisement limited As the popularity of the modified number of instructional days as pupils for as long in the summer. He was ac- beginning of the last year of the to space price error occu- calendar continues to increase at in the traditional program, however tually bored in August this year." second millennium, the 2,000th pies. Broughton, several other neighbour- they attend classes for shorter stretches Perhaps boredom won't be an issue year, hence it's called 2000. The hoods where schools are being built of time, with breaks spread more even- for as many students next August. third millennium will begin on the are examining the possibility of year- ly throughout the year. first day of the first year of the third �i A round classes. At Winchester Public School in E-mail comments on this column to millennium, Jan. 1, 2001. While that's partly because of a Brooklin, the development of a year- nnews@durham.net. Include your Cassaundra Blythe, public board bylaw requiring new round calendar is a distinct Qossibili!y_ -Full name andtown o,( residence. Piekertin ar• w�oord 0. 1 . TT15 Not AM FREE (AFFEE WD Do -Nuts! X, y AAY TithuN6 RIM relebro*e the T-UtUret DURHAM 'I 7 7� i I f♦ q PICKERINC NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing E=ditor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail .advertising Manager Eddie kolodziejcak Classified Advertising Manager John WVillems Rea! Estate. Automotive Acherttsing Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager NIM (905) 683-5110 ,Salsa (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905)683-0707 Distribution (905) 683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 E-mail newsroom (aDdurham. net Web address www.durhamnews.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 ■ Starting November 1st, you won't get any power from Pickering Hydro. I I AIP PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 31, 1999 1"'allou0cen I S aunt d Tales of old explain today's Halloween customs Mugs of ale on Nut -Crack Night And mum_ , a tale oj'ghost curd sprite, Come to cheer and chill the heart While the candles faint and start. While the flickering firelight paints Pictures of the hallowed saints. —from All Hallowe'en. a poem by Pauline Clark BY MICHELIN YOUNG Staff writer BOO! Are you scared yet'? You should be ... it's All Hallow's Even: Tonight is the night spirits of the dead come back to roam outdoors. while decent folk huddle inside around a warm hearth. At least, so say stories of old. Speaking of which, do you ever wonder why we carve faces on pumpkins' Or why we dress up as ghosts and witches and other beasues:' Or why we bob for ap- ples:' Nk'cll, huddle a little closer. To find the answer we have to reach far back into the mists of time. And it's a %errrry scaaaarrry story... CELTIC GHOSTIES Thr talc begins to the land of the ancient Celts. At summer's end, Celtic priests (called Druids) would hold ceremonies to honour Samhain, the Lord of the Dead. As the natural world was withering, dying or going underground, the spirit world became more active, so they belie\ed. The Druids would build enormous bonfires of oak branches to help guide these spirits on their way. If people had to leave their homes, they would go in disguise, so the spirits would not recognize them. They would even dress up as the ghosts, witches or monsters they believed were already roam- ing about. The Celts also thought it wise to share their Samhain feast with roaming ghosties. They would lea\c little gifts of food and drink (treats) on their doorstep - to avoid offending the spirits. who might retaliate with 'tricks.' The Romans conquered the Celts in A.D. 43 and ruled what is now Great Britain for about 400 years. During this period. two Raman festivals were combined with the Celtic festival of Samhain. One of them, called Fer- alta, was held in late October to honour the dead. The other festival honoured Pomona, the Roman goddess of fruit and trees. Apples probably became associated with Halloween because of this festival. Man-, of the customs of the Celts ,ur\I\ed eycn after the\ be- came Christian. The term 'Hal- lowecn' \\a, a (-hnNn:rr, rmcntwn. but this 'hal\ draw from the tions. In the 800's A.D. church leaders dedicated Nov. I to the memory of all those whom the church had 'hallowed' (made holy), calling it All Hallow's Day. The eve before became known as All Hallow's Even. In England in more recent cen- turies, Halloween was sometimes called Snap Apple Night or Nut Crack Night, when families would sit around the fire and tell stories as they ate apples and nuts. JACK-O'-LANTERNS The ja.:k-o'-lantcrn tradition conics from England and Ireland. \I here ,`r1Linall\ rcorle :Jr cd found only in North America). Ac- cording to Irish legend. Jack was a stingy man who couldn't enter heaven because he was a miser and couldn't enter hell because he played jokes on the devil. As a re- sult he was made to walk the earth carrying his lantern until Judg- ment Day. REGIONAL CUSTOMS Many customs developed which were specific to particular regions throughout the British isles and in the new world. Back in the last century, even Durhani Regn ,n (then called On- tarw ( ,,lint\ had sonic of ilN (,%\n Jessica Nolan's view of Halloween night Kon the News Advertiser's illustration contest. Jessica is 10 3/4 years -old and u Grade S student at Alexander Graham Bell Public School in Ajax. records of a number of those cus- toms, some of which were taken from 'The Oshawa Vindicator,' one of the village of Oshawa's first newspapers. "In the 1870's it was very pop- ular for kids to hide in the cab- bage fields as unsuspecting trick - or -treaters went door to door. As people went by, the kids would pelt them with cabbages;" says Oshawa Museum archivist Tammy Robinson. She adds: the papers don't mention any in- stances of serious injuries as a re- sult. "We looked." Another prank involved letting horses and cows out of their en- closures. At that time the village „f Oshawa was a lot smaller, and \as surrounded by farm land. "So .%,,u'd have cows wandering .mound the streets of the down- n. own- n. "sirs Robinson says Hal- �\\ een parties at that time were 'tnctly for adults. Happy Hal- \\ ecn postcards were also very "pular. If you want to delve further into local Halloween lore, over a up of cider and other seasonal ;,00dtcs, you might want to head dw%n to the Oshawa Museum today, where they arc holding a free afternoon of Victorian Hal- loween fun. The event will be held be- tween I and 5 p.m, in the Muse- um's historic houses. Activities t„r the afternoon include Hal- loween storytelling in the Robin- son House Schoolroom, pumpkin caning, games and activities for the kids. Adults can come out for a free Tarot card reading or have their heads examined by renowned phrenologist, Dr. Zebc- diah Zonk. The Oshawa Community Mu- seum is located at 1450 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa in Lakeview Park. For more information call 436- 7624. &ID /TA•�ri� w p NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION. 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With more than 20 years expe- rience in aesthetics, Cynthia can help you choose what service is right for YOU - Right now take advantage of 40% off regular prices for permanent make- up until Dec. 31,1999. The salon is open Mon. l0 a.m. 11 15 p.m.; Tues. and Wed. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Thurs and Fri. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sat. 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information call (416) 281- 8988. m SPECIAL F 00 I F'CAO-' Littk, I I icalra, fill(!' IR Duj-f I* i Ret OF THE NE ADVERTISER �� Y }ari^ � _ II _ ��,y I 14- -T A/P PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 31,1999 Claudette Mink of Ajax Vj4lipl From New York to A* stats BY AL RIVE7T Staff Editor Born in North York and raised in Ajax, actress Claudette Mink is making her mark in Holly- wood. Living and working in Los Angeles for the past three years, Ms Mink has been part of sever- al high-profile acting projects during that time. Currently, Ms. Mink just fin- ished work on a commercial for VISA which will be aired in the coming weeks. She also recently worked on an episode of the sci-fi television show First Wave on the Space Channel. Her role in the show spawned an interview for an article in the New York -based magazine Femme Fatale. The article, to be called The Babes of First Wave. hit the streets in late summer. Last year, Ms. Mink had a leading role in the made -for -'.'N' movie CHiPs '99, based on the hit series about the California Highway Patrol. It also starred the original CHiPs cast of Erik Estrada as 'Poneh' and Larry Wilcox as 'Jon' and was broadcast on the American TNT network last Oc- tober. Ms. Mink spent four days on the set of CHiPs with Estrada and Wilcox, shooting at locations throughout the L.A. area. She admits she almost didn't Former Ajax resident Claudette Mink now calls Los Angeles home. She's been busy in television for the last several years. land the role in the movie. While filming in Vancouver last May, Ms. Mink received a call about the opening from CHiPs director Jon Cassar, who she worked with on a Hardy Boys production in Toronto in 1994. But, her commitments in Van- couver wouldn't allow her to work on CHiPs at that time. Three weeks later, Ms. Mink got another call from her agent in- forming her the part was still available. Cassar had "held a casting call to fill the role, but he wasn't thrilled with the people. The shooting was pushed back three to four weeks, so he called my agent again. I was just finishing up another show, so it worked out perfectly," says Ms. Mink. Former Ajax resident Originally, Ms. Mink was a Claudette Mink has New York -based actress, but a lost bet to a girlfriend meant she shown a flair for assum- would re -locate to Los Angeles. ing identities since she The rest, as they say, is history. was a girl. Most recently, Although the roommate has since j She's done work to pitch moved, Ms. Mink remains com- mitted to working out of the west VISA cards on a televi- coast entertainment mecca. j Sion commercial. "I decided to give it a go;" she says. "My girlfriend didn't like it Age: 27 so I sort of ended up being de- serted" Ms. Mink has known she's Birth date: Classified. wanted to be an actress since age Born in North York, Ont. 10. Living at the family home on and raised in Ajax Cadby Road, she recruited neigh- bourhood kids to put on plays. She recalls mounting The Wizard I Home base: Los Ange- of Oz in the neighbourhood with IeS all proceeds going to the Humane Society. They turned over the $18 in I Credits/Television: proceeds from the play to the CHiPs '99 with the origi- charity and their endeavour re- nal Poneh and Jon, ceived coverage in the News Ad- ! Hardy Boys, Parkland, vertiser. Although she didn't do a lot of I VISA commercial acting while attending Ajax High School, her fascination with the True Story: Mounted her craft continued and she eventual- ly landed in the three-year theatre own production of The school program at George Brown Wizard of Oz at age 10 College in Toronto. I and donated $18 pro - There, she received classical eeeds to the Humane training in acting, which had very little content related to television Society. Her hometown or film acting. While in school, i newspaper, the News she acted in several theatre pro- Advertiser, provided coV- ductions. erage of her efforts. Band? Dance? i practice .„OIL "u7re on to, we've had a lot of practice oettin9 You there. - � llllAr IIIAW tllF�fT111111fF r Pub you In Cm>$Iplslt Control . . 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Avala,k to residc�ts d Odaio only 'Ca o pM trod "lest conduceed Dy the Naeorol Hghay Trryy66cc Sally Admnstragn INHTSA) 1 � ......--�-.— NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 31, 1999 PAGE 13 AIP -717 r G fnFf y Corey Sevier of Ajax A rising young star in Durham BY AL RIVE7T Staff Editor Acting in television and film roles in such locales as Saskatoon and Montreal over the past three years, Ajax's Corey Sevier is hap- pily back on home turf. After working in Montreal for two years and playing the role of Timmy in the `90s version of the classic children's television series Lassie (seen on Canada's YTV network) and a summer spent in Saskatoon working on the feature film Summer of the Monkeys, Corey is now home in Ajax with his father and mother, Bruce and Lynda, and younger brother Kyle, 10, but no less busy in his chosen craft. Currently, the 15 -year-old vet- eran of eight years in the acting business is working as a principal character in the television series Little Men, an adaptation of the Louisa May Alcott novel. The se- ries is currently in production for 13 new episodes for the coming season and there are ongoing ne- gotiations for another nine episodes. Corey plays the role of Dan in the series which is seen on the new Pax network in the U.S. He notes his character is a marked departure from playing the squeaky -clean Timmy on Lassie. "Dan is a tough, cockv kid. He's the leader of the boys in the series. He's a lot different from Ajax resident Corey Sevier has become a familiar face to children across Durham. He starred in the nevs, Lassie television series and has done work on the Goosebumps franchise. Timmy who's an all-round nice guy. It's a change, but I enjoy it:' says Corey, who's been working on the series since September. Best of all, the series is filmed WENe fund an ingenious new way tomake the Blazer easier to get into. No charge running boards. at the Claremont Conservation Area which allows him to be a semi -regular Grade 9 student at Ajax High School and gives him the luxury of living at home. "It's 20 minutes down the road to go to work;" says the perky and personable actor. "I get to sleep in my own bed. I really needed to stay home" The up-and-coming actor played his first leading role in the feature film Summer of the Mon- keys which was released to video last December. The film won a prestigious Crystal Heart Award at the Indiana Convention Centre for best "life - affirming picture" last summer. Corey accepted the award along with the film's executive producer Ilyssa Goodman. Acting was a natural progres- sion for Corey who began model- ling at the age of six months, and later started to land parts in com- mercials at age six before earning a major role in the ABC television mini-series Family Pictures at age seven. The show also starred Sam Ncil and Anjelica Huston. It was that series which effectively launched his career in acting. Outside of the acting arena, Corey enjoys sports. including playing soccer on the Ajax War- riors under -17 team last year which was coached by his father. He also plays hockey and has played basketball and volleyball and ran track while in elementary school at Southwood Park Public School. "To my close friends, I'm just regular, old Corey:' he explains. 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Here's the data on an up- and-coming young star from Durham Region... Age: 15 Birth date: July 3, 1984 Home base: Ajax Credits/Film: Summer of the Monkeys, Tommy Boy. Credits/Television: Little Men, Lassie: The Series, Goosebumps, The Wind at my Back. True Story: Thwarted a host of bad guys from the afterlife while shoot- ing for a television episode of the hugely popular Goosebumps se- ries for children. u In ComoWft control -A att, M Disclosan 'i. z a FEATURES: is, Voriec 4300 SFI V6 190 HP Engine • 4 -Speed Automatic Transmission a 4 -Wheel Anti -Lock Braking System a Next Generation Driver and Front Passenger Air Bags • Air Conditioning is Power Door Locks/Windows/Mirrors • AM/FM Stereo with CD Player a Remote Keyless Entry • Tilt- "' and Cruise Control o Roof Luggage Carrier a Premium Ride Suspension • Locking Differential • PASSLockT14 ThefRDeterrent System SarAAWLEASE FNANCE RATE PURCHASE PRICE -1378 39% - 58 36 MONTHS UP TO •MONTHS INCLUDES FRE OOF$755 AND AIR TAX OF $100. UCENCE, INSURANCE AND TAXES EXTRA.I AUTO INISURANCE SAVINGS • A/P PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 31, 1999 1= • //+'f' t l0j %ill Z, Art, music, theatre, film... ART GALLERIES Robert McLau_*hl in Gallerv. Civic Centre, Oshawa. Ont. Phone: 905.576-3(x1) The Station Gallery. Henry and Victoria streets. Whitby. Ont. Phone: 905-668-4 185 The Visual Arts Centre of Clarington. 143 Simpson A%e.. Bowmanville. Ont. Phone: 905-623-58' 1 THEATRE GROt'PS The Borchans. Pert Peru_ . Ont. Phone: 905-985-0579 Bowman ills Drama Club. Bowmanville. Ont. Phone: 623-4i(X) Driftwood Theatre Group. 57 Division St.. Oshawa. Ont.. Phone: 905.576-2396 Durham Shevstring Performers, 125 Lauder Rd.. Oshawa. Ont. Phone 725-9256 Hourglass Theatre Productions, 1036 Olive A%e., Oshawa. Ont. Phone: 721-2624 Oshawa Little Theatre, 62 Russett A%e., Os- hawa. Ont. Phone 721-7127 Touch of Class Dinner Theatre, 104 Con- sumers Dr.. Whithv, Ont. Phone: 434-8084 Whitby Courthouse Theatre. 416 Centre St. S.. Whithy. Ont. Phone: 668-M)6 Herongate Brun Theatre. 2885 Alton Rd.. Pickenng. Phonc:905-472-3085. Pickering Players, 1066 Dunhanon Rd., Pick- ering. Phone: 905-686-1452, Pirkerjng-West Hill Musical Theatre. Phone: 9)5-819-3289. MUSICAL GROUPS Durham Philharmonic Choir. Phone. 905-721-9290 Durham Region Concert Association. Phone. 905-579-4271 Durham Shores Sweet Adeline Chorus. Phone: 905-728-9938 Horseless Carriagemen, Phone 905-579-3462 Oshawa Durham Symphony Orchestra. Phone: 905-579-6711 Festival Wind Orchestra. Phone 905-882-8372 Oshawa Festival Singers. Phone: 905-655-8339 Whitby County Town Singers. Phone: 905-64-5469 Young Singers ol'Ajax, Phone: 905427-881 1. Youth Orchestra of Durham. Phone: 905-436-0741 Scugog Choral Society, Port Perry. Ont. Phone: 905-985-7183. OTHERS Cinefest Durham. Phone: 905-579-6111. ext. 220. Vital Spark Folk Club. Phone: 905-430`2529 Plummer Ave. Folk Club. Phone: 905-985-8866 PineRidge Arts Council (an umbrella group for visual and performing arts groups in Durham Region which holds a membership of 160). Phone: 905-686-8298 Find out everything you wanted to know about college. Durham College is hosting an information program which features 'hands-on' workshops, demonstrations and information on the wide range of programs offered at Durham College and the University Centre at Durham. There will also be representatives from 26 other colleges available to answer questions regarding programs, facilities and services. Prospective students of all ages and their families, guidance and employment counsellors are invited to attend this information program on Thursday, Noveaaber 4 between 6 and 9 pm and on Friday, November 5 from 9 am unM 2 pm- Both are con- viently located in the gymnasium at the Oshawa Campus. Join us at College Daps '99 Call 721-3046 or at our Oshawa Campus e-mail us at November 4 & S. Into@durhamc.onxa. University Centre at Durham 14 A Touch of Class Dinner gheatre *J&W CANADIAN PREMIER OF AN IRISH COMEDY "The Mating Season" By SAM CREE $36.95 (THURS., FRI. -TAX INCLUDED) $39.95 (SAT. -TAX INCLUDED) A "Season" of Laughs The Mating Season just opened at Touch of Class Dinner Theatre. No, it is not a singles' club but an Irish comedy by Belfast playwright Sam Cree. The opening night audience was kept in stitches by Cree's wonderfully funny writing and the hilarious antics of a very strong cast. Anyone who saw last year's Touch of Class production of Don't Tell The Wife by Cree can rest assured you are in for another very entertaining night. The play concerns a widower, Sid Gillespie, who is on the verge as asking the oft -married widow, Stella Morley to be his wife much against the wishes of his two sons, Mervyn and Robin; his departed wife's brother Fred; and his widowed housekeeper. Mrs. Jamieson, all of whom live in Sid's house. Now, the problem he faces is that not only does Stella want to live in his house after they are married and want to bring her brat of a daughter. Vanessa, with her, but she only wants Sid in the house and none of his family. What is he to do? Why, get them all married off, of course. What follows is, quite simply, a romp. On the male side of the cast, Jim Neilly portrays Sid with impeccably comedic timing. His facial expressions and body movements are a sight to behold and add greatly to what is already a very funny play. Jim Renshaw turns in a great character as Uncle Fred the grubby gardener. You can almost smell the compost on his boots. Dan Lalonde, as Mervyn, and Scott Burnett, as Robin, are fun to watch as two very different brothers. The female roles are equally varied and well performed. Julia S. Byrne has a nice turn as the ever -faithful Mrs. J.. Alexandra Savage-Ferr shows good range as the conniving Mrs. Morley. Jean Renshaw is delightful as Violet Harris, Fred's long -lost sweetheart who has a penchant for licorice allsorts and other things. Elizabeth Innes and Tamara Blum Cohen are very watch able as Babs Nixon and Helga Herdman, two wonderfully wacky potential brides for the brothers who are not quite sure who they have come to marry, and Heather Marie Annis shows a fine mix of petulance and cunning as Vanessa. Director Larry O'Leary has certainly done a solid job in taking a fine script and cast and creating a very enjoyable evening at the theatre. Other aspects of this production that make it so enjoyable are the beautiful set, the use of Irish Rovers and classical television and movie theme music, and a very satisfying meal. touch of class.on.ca IV - 905-668-2229 :,� 4 l 104 CONSUMERS DR., WHITBY TWON NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 31,1999 PAGE 15 A/P all now I 441 r Tr,77 4V: 1.x'9, �. , �"„�^ .,•Y i i 4 • it •, '. - ...: ... ... ...:.. ..... ,vs `.` �� a.:�+SA2 -+ld F. i DURANUUD SCABS R' 41 • ® °71DuSELS y DAKOTAS � �: ,„ �� r �` ��,� � .tom.-� °�► 0 t CLilBAS [�ALLYS . ,e A P� .. UL D� _ v J Mr aZtic`. � 4 - " � - - amASH � AM a G; O DEQ .ryIFUSED SONEwSONABLE OFFERS ACCEPTED UP TOM .` PAUL r Mrwwr +r ' MOA YMOIIO�IT � u.`Yt'Ce3b:�rai:36" 'PLYMOUTH . R LER'* J, N VN"GE . + CHRYS , R DODGE • DODHWY. CGETRUCKS w_ - * SI � _ � CHRYSLER -. r,„ ._ pOp - "THENIUNG LIKE A CUSTOMER" ♦TORONTO OSHAWA ., HARWOOD AVE. (North of 401 905.683.5358 SERVICE OPEN ALL DAY mos. Finance example: $10,000 @ 2.8% for 48 mos., monthly payment $220.46, C.O.B. $582.08. AND EVERY NIGN� .ter \ \ . .. _ •.:_..., .....-. _._:.. , . ..._=�K';.Ja�Jfn>+.!�:.'OG.+sc4a3ZE?'rt%'l�r�ri a . - -.. ..,. ..,..�_ ... - __ rr.....•-%ter A/P PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 31,1999 ��j�.� .''//rte � %��•1 i-r��/��1��rrr Oshawa Little 7 watre ReaciN/ fir a onlden VeAr BY JOHN Q UA RTE Staff Editor . For more than 50 vears, the Os- hawa Little Theatre has been pre- senting live stage entertainment to local audiences. Current president Judith Ed- mondson says the strength of the Oshawa Little Theatre has always been the group's commitment to the quality of the stage produc- tions. "We have certainly improved technically over the years;" says Edmondson. "We generally have good productions and strive for a fairly polished presentation. I hope we can continue to maintain that standard." The theatre company is cele- brating its 50th season with a se- ries of plays chosen by last year's audiences. The slate for this sea- son includes 'Steel Magnolias', 'Wait Until Dark'. 'No Sex Please, We'rc British' and 'Jesus Christ Superstar'. The group will also present 'Twelve Angry Men' as a fund-raising production. Sarah Mitchell p4vs Shelbv in the Oshawa Little Theatre produc- The Oshawa Little Theatre's roots actually go back to the late tion of Steel Magnolias which is in this season's slate of offerings. 192_0%, when Verna Conant invited The OLT celebrates SO _,ears this season. John Craig of Winnipeg to direct a local theatre group in Oshawa. Undaunted, Conant continued three -play season. Productions The group struggled in its early to explore the possibility of local were staged first at O'Neill Colle- years and eventually folded in theatre and, in 1950, launched the giate and later at McLaughlin Col - 1932. Oshawa Little Theatre with a legiate, but pre -production facili- CENf�'E Director: Karrn Brittain recreational Compctitivc IcvcL% • .kg" i adult Ccrtilicd and dcdicatt-d staff Two spaciotm, air conditioned studios w ith sprung wtxK1 tltx,r% Convcnient nxmthh- pdhfflg tjp n & is:t at k cp(cd Welcomes Laetitia Steyn Royal Academy of Ballet teacher. This season the school welcomes the dynamic teachings of Laetitia Steyn a Royal Academy Of Ballet teacher. She will be preparing students for RAD examinations for levels Primary through Elementary this season as well as offering workshops in Ballet related courses such as Anatomy, History, Nutrition, Creative Movement, Body Toning, ContemporaryDance and Music Guest artists will be in k_ attendance for an all- _ _ ming Pte• r W 1997 • jam • Tap • Acrobatics • Ballroom • Line Danci Balld • Pointe • Adult • Annual Recital • Modem • Creative Dance • Hip Hop • Summer Camp Vital ties were less than ideal. Re- hearsals were held at Rotary Hall From humble beginnings, and various church halls and set Oshawa Little Theatre has construction took place in a coach grown in the community and house where paint sometimes is currently entering its 50th froze before the painters could get of live it on the flats. year providing enter - Conditions improved in 1966. tainment. when the board of education opened Eastdale Collegiate featur- j Awards: Two for bestro- p ing a theatre auditorium and the City allowed the group to use a i duction at Central Ontario heated but at the Oshawa Airport Festival, several individual for set building. j awards. However, an ever-expanding subscriber base and more demand- ing productions required the I Home base: Oshawa group to being looking for a per- manent home. The search eventu- I Credits: OLT members ally led the Oshawa Little Theatre 1have assisted in hosting to its present home at 62 Russett Ave., in north Oshawa. In 1976, three drama festivals and "the building" providing rehearsal was the sole host of the space and set -construction facili- Theatre Ontario Festival in ties was officially opened by On- 1991 tario Lieutenant Governor Pauline McGibbon and, in 1983, the com- plete facility was opened. True Story: in its early The rich history of Oshawa Lit- I days, Oshawa Little Theatre tle Theatre includes two awards : for the best production at the Cen- members found facilities tral Ontario Festival to go with nu- Where they Could. Working in merous individual awards. The a coach house donated for Oshawa Little Theatre has also as- set construction one year, sisted in hosting three drama fcsti- vrlunteers had to work fast See OLT page 17 I before their paint froze. IP►a cA' sunchyme- Junkw Tap contpetitkm students. Winners of one fest place a-ard, une gold medal, one sihrr medal, one second dace awarlt over-all high score tint place award, riot pLace wtstarding costume winners. Also best choreography award. Recipient Of Readers' Choice Award 1997 Cieia Awadi Excellence In Dance Training Since 1980 Wl+ �r tn.erm",ft J= campaitim Sa.dwo. dW= am phot swvnas, two •old medals, mod awe pbtloum sward 0906 place "alba M the yrmod No"" S`% NG CLASSES � �' I Winners of over 400 Awards in 1998-1999 Season The Place For Dance in Durham 845 Westney Road South Unit 1 683-1269 a #1 � A „�yw-.-w 4 a"v�'�f*VFa`6sw�b+a-'�'Y�.yTr• R. fm ..-.,.., - - ._....___ h.n,,. .a1i� ,,..:.. �. ♦;.. ��! I .:aA�i. .. !,:..._ ... ,.. Y'ym�,�,�ey,�yvyr,,,, .,r �1 J CELT marks 50 years of entertaining Durham theatre -goers OLT from page 16 vats and hosted the Theatre Ontario Festi- val in 1991. Edmondson says the group could not have lasted all these years without the ded- ication of its members and in particular "a working board of directors, who all have a job to do in the theatre and do it thorough- ly as best as they can" The current Oshawa Little Theatre president also commends the youth group. "Our youth group is the future of the Os- hawa Little Theatre," she says. "We are for- tunate to have such a group of dedicated and talented young people" To celebrate the 50th season, the Os- hawa Little Theatre is holding a number of activities, including a poster -design contest commemorating the golden anniversary season. They are also hoping to have a theatre week in February featuring an open house at the theatre. The Oshawa Little Theatre is located at 62 Russett Ave. rF first Timers Coupon GLASS ACT SKIN G WIN TEI�7� 00COUPON aw this van at: $25 I s - • Largest selection in Durham • from $59.95 h, I Ask about our Frequent !' 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Walter Campbell, 47, the local artist who creates nostalgic scenes which grace homes across Durham, is humble about his success. He speaks with his hands and his blue eyes maintain contact long enough to convey sincerity and con- fidence. However, he'd likely be more comfortable if his art could literally speak to a reporter. It would have a lot to say. His work is displayed in a York Region gallery, The Art of Walter Campbell, with the help of' his business partner. His portfolio includes about 65 limited edition pieces, 22 signature series prints and eight collector edi- tions. His home in Sunderland is an art show in itself, a,, his prints mat- ted in rich -coloured frames adom even the bathroom. The soft-spoken Mr. Campbell attests it's his work, not himself, that's a success %tory. " 1 count myself luck-, my art is accepted and enjoyed by a lot of people;' he says. "I'm just assuming that's where the success comes. They're really pan of that success.'• Mr Campbell recalls an rut show Vital stairs cancer Sunderland resident Walter "That kind of thing is really im- Campbell has developed a portant;" Mr. Campbell says, ex- huge following with his de- plaining it's satisfying when he trig- tailed and gentle pieces of gers an emotion through his an. A collector told him recently his art. 'Autumn Orchard' painting sparked a childhood memory of enjoying ice Age: 47 cream during summers at the lake. Ever since the early 1970s, when he began painting professionally. Home base: Sunderland, it's been an emotional adventure. with a gallery in York Region He'd simply drive around, find a source of inspiration and paint "wa- Credits: tercolours on the spot and express myself on the page" At that point, Mr. Campbell has a number " I really felt I could start to sell of his works hanging in some pictures;' he says. homes across Durham and Mr. Campbell's always been fas- cinated with history and the stories beyond. His works 'Autumn behind old mansions and other ar- Outing' and 'Lamplight' use chitectural structures, which have Durham scenes. become a foundation for his paint- ings. When he first started, he'd ! True Story• Mr b Cam Dell sketch a building. The complement- t ing scenery, horse-drawn carriages was `diseovered'by his Sunderland artist Walter Campbell has achieved quite a follow- and people in Victorian attire came teacher while in Grade 1 ing and great success with his painstaking re -creations of historic much later. However, the first mas- aintin scene.%- His impressive portfolio includes 65 limited edition terpiece Mr. Campbell he created a l created was a painting pieces, 22 signature series prints and eight collector editions. painting of a child walking in the of a child in the rain with an rain with an umbrella. umbrella. She predicted at where a %koman approached him She lifted a wig off her head and His Grade I teacher saw the that time — by telling his and rclased hi,, art had helped her said his work had provided an es- ,mother— Walter thn ugh ui! !:a : cape as she struggled with breast See GLIMPSE, page 19 young would become an artist r.E t]: Arl OFF 1 Pair e With the purchase of complete eyewear (frame & lenses) Specialty lenses and lens treatments are extra. Ono Mls twain I, 1". Sot resMMres 9dr. (0" be c wlwl VA or 910 Ina �% k k a••� s, tl[MtlM1 fa YS� M C�INIO. Cq#* t 111. SM (;& k - ..L a++15�.el�Y�i!/^...,.+. wwa..w.x�.t+rrwrr�+ra•.�*yMY�= -'sem"'. mow, e.;-.. ,...¢ ..,. •„ .. . -.... Z7== _` -- -" it >'.. ,_i . :r• .,. .a. _ ... .. ... .. .. � .. = y.. ':+::.:. � L�'G - ' -- err-��. past Glim se of in artist's work p PSI' from page IR ,icce and told Mr. Campbell's mother her son vould become an artist. Mr. Campbell didn't realize she was right until c took a visual arts course in high school which Jeled a passion. He grew up in Toronto and has pent 20 years in Durham. Mr. Campbell is mar - ed to Lynn, and has two children, Jamie. 9, and 'anessa, 7. His children often paint beside him in is studio where he toils most nights until bed tile. The concept for a painting usually takes him hout two months as he transforms the images in is mind to paper. He reads many history books ) help set the mood for his paintings from the Durham Region's scenery has provided Mr. arnpbell with inspiration — an 'Autumn Out - t«' in Uxbridge or 'Larnplight' in Bowmanville. Mr. Campbell displays his work international - and says it's important for budding artists to be isihle in the community and constantly display Icir work in different venues. The annual Art in the Park event in Uxbridge an excellent opportunity Mr. Campbell could - t embrace, but he says young artists should. tie also advises students to "establish a direc- .)n and follow it. "Set goals and don't be ,aged by people who don't like your work.- nd question the work, as Mr. Campbell still )e S. This artist's mind is always conjuring up new Lamplight (above) has its roots in Botiv- manville while Autumn Outing (beloxv) finds its origins in Uxhricl,i, e. projects. -There's just so many places," he says. "There's just so much to paint." .100% Natural Juice.... 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For more information call 905-420-9433 WE CAN HELP YOU ACHIEVE A FRESH START Professional and Personalized Service Free Confidential Consultation Several convenient Ickations. mclu(r7�ng OSHAWA 146 S—coe Stroh N Downtown) (905) 726-9404 SCAR80FKXJGN 1919 Lawrence Ave E (416) 750-9620 near OVP ane 40 1) 255 Mannys4e Ave (416) 263 140 (Mornaogs4e Mall) Please recycle this newspaper -`11111111h• NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 31, 1999 PAGE 19 A/P • Latex • PVC - Fantasy Wear • Leather Wear • Kits - Adaf Toys - Adalt Play Things • C" Wear JJJ,- JIJ : 1 JJ Y J I JI J ✓JJ : J")J'J�� )JJ lJ' �1"3llJj. j, l J7 Wholesale Open to the Public Geniune Factory Oudet canaria': kading erotic leather Wear & A%k product manufacturer. 2.1 Sylvan studertS not only improve their academic skills, they improve their self-confidence. too. First Pickering Place 1550 Kingston Road Pickering 19051 839-9637 s SYLVAN T LEARNING a CENTRE' r _ Success is learned'" t- k www educate cnm We'll entertain you! The News Advertiser 1 C"'-- +w�=. ..v:..:.w....:. a ..+-..+aF.... --< •:L.r..�iuvv .ua..iMs=5'4'-: �u�icri � �-..:—�--_.... -. _ ,ir :-�..._ --Asa--.�... A/P PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 31, 1999 ,%Iarc'o Parisotto. coruiuWtor of the Oshatva-Durham . rnphorl.v Orchestra making music together • vital R1' NATAL1l: M1LLF.R Special to the News Aelreruser Something magical is exclu- siye to Durham. During an Oshawa -Durham Symphony Orchestra concert, musicians hit their notes with ut- most precision and passion. Music director/conductor !Marco Parisotto feels a surge of energy diffuse like dominoes throughout the musicians and audience mcm- bers. The acoustics in Oshawa's Sal%ation Arm,,- Temple amplify the experience As the music races through the audience's reins like a drug, thev are left in a wondrous stupor. "Something special occurred." the renowned conductor. violinist and pianist sa\ s of the concert last spring, "You hope you can attain that narcosis " Music lovers anti Parisotto rrta,, have expected this piece of nirvana to he captured some- where like France. Ital-v or Bel- gium — not the !Motor Cit\. Tak- ing in a lire orchestra and splurg- ing on a night out undoubtedly means a trip to the city. No, not Oshawa. But in Parisotto's opinion, the Oshawa -Durham S\ mphony Or- chestra "is probahiy one of the hest regional orchestras in Cana- da. - As conductor of the Oshawa -Durham S.vmphon. Orchestra, Alarco Parisotto takes great pleasure in exposing Durham audi- ences to his music. The group has been providing Durham residents with a sym- phonic escape for 43 seasons now. Parisotto has been leading the orchestra through its four concerts a year since 1996 and has seen a primarily -amateur or- chestra gain professional -level status. Although his profession sees him in Bucharest. Romania one week and Shanghai, China, the "NEW" Pickering Drop by and see our New Mattress Department featuring the famous Sears'O Pedic Mattress selection. next, there's a certain appeal in conducting the Oshawa orchestra. He takes pleasure in exposing people to music that likely does- n't dominate their personal col- lection. The core audience is faithful and of an older demographic, however, Parisotto is quick to note new people are constantly being introduced to their local or- chestra. Newcomers are "very enthusi- astic about the music because they don't get a lot of it here:' he explains. "Touching the people that come to you — that's the great- est." Parisotto says. "You hope osmosis is taking place between the conductor, the music and the audience." The ODSO kicked off its 43rd season with a mixture of popular classics and familiar moyic themes on Saturday. Sept. 25 at the Salvation .Army Temple in Oshawa. In October. the ODSO will perform a Classical Kids produc- tion of Mozart's Magic Fantasy for 3.0(X) school children from across Durham Region. Classical Kids has produced a series of CDs featuring works of famous composers in story form as an introduction to classical music. I World-renowned conduc- tor has been leading the Oshawa -Durham Sympho- ny Orchestra since 1996. On any given day can be found in Hungary, Roma- nia, France, Belgium, China or in Oshawa preparing for the next sym- phony concert. The ODSO kicked off its 43rd season in September. Age: 36 Birth place: Aug. 26, 1963. Born in Montreal, Quebec Home base: Montreal, Quebec Credits: Has won seven in- ternational prizes in con- ducting" True Story. Likens the I process of being a conduc- tor to that of a sculptor who massages and molds clay into a desired form. DI You Spend 11ore Than 30q Of HEALTH DEPARTMENT The Access to Healthy Foods Working Group is working to ensure that everyone in Durham Region has access to sufficient, safe, nutritious food We need individuate who currently spend more than 30% of their income on mortgage payments to complete a short questionnaire to tell us 9 healthy food is available to you, and what would help people to obtain it. All responses will be complrtety confidential. Participants will be entered into a draw to win grocery gift baskets, an Action Pack,, T-shirts and more! To receive a questionnaire and postage paid return envelope, please call Deborah Lay at the Durbam Region Health Department at (905)113.5338 ext 1139 TF • TIME • QUALITY • GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE f# PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #2) DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 31, 1999 PAGE 21 P NEWSSport &LEISURE ADVERTISER OCT. 31, 1 9 9 9 YoungCross-Count athletes Trade something old rY run fast and run far for Dunbar PICKERING — Ath- letes from William Dunbar Public School made fast tracks at the annual Durham Elementary Athletic Associ- ation Cross -Country Cham- pionships at Trillium Trails near Oshawa recently. The school returned from the regional meet with four pennants. One age group brought home the champi- onship and three others earned runners-up honours. William Dunbar's eight - and -under girls claimed the DEAA title. They were led by Katrina Clarke who fin- ished in sixth overall. Other runners included Kellie Downing (10th), Tori Topalovich (13th), Leah Johnson (30th), Aleks Topalovich (47th) and Devyn Koczan (I 16th). Lauren Paul served as the spare for the team. The 10 -year-old boys' team from Dunbar finished second overall. Travis Hendry ran to seventh place in the race. Other runners were Steven Koufis (29th), Derek Cameron (51 st), Michael Morrison (55th), Nicholas Johnston (78th) and Keven Nicholas (82nd). Jonathan Guy was an alter- nate for the squad. Dunbar's 11 -year-old girls' squad also finished as runner-up. Amber Cushnie placed fourth for the school. She was followed by Stephani Tyler in eighth spot and Emma Borg in ninth position. Also compet- ing in the age category were Theresa Campbell (65th). Alison Farag (69th) and Vanessa MacLennan (74th). Paige Fulton was the spare for the team. The school's 12 -year-old girls' team also captured second place overall. An- drea DeLuca was Dunbar's top runner in the age group with an eighth -place finish. Ashley DeLuca was close behind in ninth. Also run- ning were Alexandra Ed- wards (21st), Katelyn Ful- ton (351h), Jaclyn Bridges (56th) and Shawna Silver (68th). The 10 -year-old girls' team from Dunbar placed seventh. Running were Car- ley Tanfield (13th), Saman- tha Quinto (53rd), Laura Stewart (55th), Ashley Topalovich (62nd), Lisa Kennedy (76th) and Andrea McGibbon (98th). Spares for the team were Laura Fu- jita and Natasha Ingram. Dunbar's 13 -year-old join us for Magic in the Making The West Durham Festival ofTrees Nov. 25 - 28 Pickering Recreation Complex 1867 Valley Farm Road, Pickering A spectacular display of professionally decorated Christmas trees in a winter wonderland setting lit by 35,000 sparkling lights! General Admission, Special Events and Seasonal Entertainment for the Whole Family! Visit our TAX-FREE gift store! For General Admission, Event Times and information CaH 683-2320 Ext. 1227 Supporting The Ajax Pickering Hospital Foundation girls' team also finished sev- enth. Competing for the school were Britney Chan- dler (14th), Katie Dale (40th), Kendall Tyler (42nd), and Abbie Gardner (85th). The 12 -year-old boys' squad was eighth overall. Running were Kyler Carson (17th). Randy Lake (54th), Matthew Stewart (57th), Kyle Taylor (95th) and Brendan Seeley (96th). Competing in the nine- year-old girls' category for the school were Laura Wa- ters (21st) and Jaclyn Reeve (22nd). Running in the 13 -year- old boys' category were A.J. Rowley (92nd), Charles Giordino (I 15th) and Daniel Williams (116th). Tyler Angrove was 26th in the nine-year-old boys' event. Brent Tamane was 32nd in the 1 I -year-old boys' di- vision. for something new at Ski Swap PICKERING —The an- nual Ski Swap fur the Cana - than Ski Patrol System is set for the Pickering Recreation Complex Nov. 5 to 7. The event provides an ex- cellent opportunity for skiers and snowboarders to trade their present equipment for new or more modern items from Canada's largest ski swap outside Metro Toronto, isay organizers in a press re- lease. A large selection of new and used downhill and cross- country ski; and snowN)ards ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE will be available. Ski equipment, including alpine and cross-country skis and snowboards, will be re- ceived Friday, Nov. 5 from 5 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. and Satur- day, Nov. 6 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The swap runs on Nov. 5 from 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., Nov. 6 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Nov. 7 from I 1 a.m. to 3 p. M. Organizers are asking that no unsafe equipment be taken to the swap. Call 427-5539. LINC (Language Institution for Newcomers to Canada) classes are available for eligible students. Call for information and to schedule an appointment for an English Language Assessment. Day and some evening classes are available at various locations in Durham. Many classes provide childminding. Social Development Council of Ajax - Pickering (905) 686 - 2661 (Funded by Citizenship and Immigration Canada) Thank you Ajax & Pickering for choosing us as your favourite Dentist. lffurdablt' 11 niures...one Good Rcawa !u Jnule. REPAIRS (1 hr.) ' Relines ' Complete. Partial Dentures NEM PERMANENT, William Steil, DD. 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Unfortunately, most calls aren't from prospective buyers but rather from every real estate agent in town who will start to hound you for your listing. Like other "For Sale by Owners" you'll be subjected to a hundred sales pitches from agents who will tell you how great they are and how you can't possibly sell your home yourself. After all without the proper information, selling a home isn't easy. Perhaps you've had your home on the market for several months with no offers from qualified buyers. This can be a very frustrating time, and any homeowners have given up their dream of selling their homes themselves. But don't give up until you've heard a new report entitled "Sell Your Ouvr Home" which has been prepared especially for home sellers like you. You'll find that selling your home by yourself is entirely possible once you understand the process. Inside this report you'll find 10 inside tips to selling your home by yourself which will help you sell for the best price in the shortest amount of time. You'll out what real estate agents don't want you to know. To hear a brief recorded message about how to order your FREE copy of this report, call 1-888- 805-7695 and enter I.D.# 1017. You can call anytime 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call now to leam how you really can sell your home yourself. Thu Report is courfesv of Chris Pyke Saln Repmentatm, Sutton Group Heritage. Not mfAded to sols if pnwrtws currenNy listed firr safe. - ..,_. .- �r.w.rr.... _ .Y.. .. - .J.Y, a. -. ,.-. n ... �-�'�ai•r.a. ..'�.�--.. w........: Jr�r. - - _ ..-r..•:.�3r �, ��"'.io ...r.... .,, .,,.•...,-.. .. .., .. ._ rte._... .�=.a... .--�--^�••.-.a�....,..., _.._ .. r,.�a.=c•.,...'...:-.�•.._.,�rw•.�e.,.Rc,....�� AM PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 31, 1999 mmemmilum -w-1 1 ORAN('F. 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TUNA �i1 Fel1CICED S FI,00R MATS 14 •f ASSOF of SSEAOFUSA-W > 1 OOA �. ,EIGHT FRUff OF S6 STJxTJ PANTR�sF(ELF � TIN dwiz 5 ��"R CH 9 2TIN 506 LIMES- 99 �� CASE S 2.54 TIN 9 6 L JUG F LARGE SIZE 1755 OF 175 MIL cANAS 'ADO In 16 FROTEX-4O' 4p 4 PAODlIC10FS0U1NAFfICAFANCIGR40E S 1199 w ou.L PAIL warms APPLES SOX JUMCBI ;A • (1 GRADE TOES IT SIZE 6 x 7 14T rim arrAFuo 795 ROOMS Box OF ONTARIO • CANADA 41,gp ROTS f 0 LLB.. BAG n LB. BOX !)99 1499 ca . A/P PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 31, 1999 WASTE REDUCTION WEEK `99 November..Istw 7'", 1999 �nro 2001 RCO Mike Your R2K Resollutioll. Step Lightly The Region of Durham Works Department Helping you reduce waste in your community Residents, in single family q Boxboard (shoe, tissue, collection issues please call: homes, apartments with less cereal, detergent Miller Waste Systems at (905) than 9 units, and small boxes and paper towel 723-8588 or 1-800-461-1582. commercial businesses are rolls). HOW TO GET A eligible to participate in • Remove food residues, BLUE BOX Durham Region's Curbside liners and handles. The first Blue Box for new Blue Box Recycling Program. • No egg cartons, no milk residents is available at no Recyclables should be cartons, no juice cartons. charge. Simply call your local separated into two Blue Boxes • Please, no plastic bags! Municipal Works Department as noted below: Items no collected through and request a Blue Box and In One Blue Box Include the program will be left in the collection service: v Newspapers and their Blue Boz along with a non- Ajax (905) 683-2951 inserts. compliance card explaining the Oshawa (905) 433-1221 Mixed Household Papers reason the material has not Scugog (905) 985-7393 (office paper, junk mail, been collected. Whitby (905) 668-3437 computer paper, envelopes). Blue Box materials are Clarington (905) 263-2291 Telephone Books, delivered by the Collection Pickering (905) 420-4630 Magazines, Catalogues, Contractor to the Region's Uxbridge (905) 852-9181 Paperback Books. Recycling Centre. The Region Brock (905) 432-2355 • Place all of the above loose then processes and sells the Additional, lost o r in the Blue Box. materials as raw material to replacement Blue Boxes are • Please, no plastic bags! produce new materials. The available for $4.00 each from In the Second Blue Box revenue earned helps offset the Region of Durham Include the costs of collection and Recycling Centre, 4600 All plastics coded with a `1" processing. Garrard Road, Whitby, (905) (inside recycling symbol on Notices regarding any 579-5264 or Miller Waste bottom of container), Plastic changes to collection, as a Durham, 1220 Squires Beach Pop Bottles. result of a holiday will appear Rd., Pickering, (905) 723-8588 • Remove lids and caps. in local newspapers. or 1-800-461-1582. • Rinse. Guestions concerning your Every new Blue Box receives -1 Glass Bottles and Jars. Curbside Blue Box collection an information package on how • Rinse• schedule or any other to recycle right. • Remove lids � � � � LAM MMU • = � • and caps.We're Paying Not Prices � Metal Food and W � � g for Beverage Cans. Cool Xifts Stuff • Rinse. The temperatures may be dropping, but at Once upon A Chid • Place lids = it's just warming up! We're now offering hot prides on cool inside cans and kids stuff! Stop by today --no appointment is necessary --and pinch closed to s" tis your gently used winter cbt *Q, outerwear, toys, books, equipment, furniture and more. We'll pay you on the trap the lid. f spot for aN items accepted. • 4 Aluminum Pie Plates. 1 7S Sf. Wisf • Bundle to size d min wMi Am) r of a Blue Box ` Aju, Ontario _ • Place bundle % 421-194 on top of or Store Hours: beside Blue Mon - Fri10 am -Spm Saturday 10 am - 6 pm Box. Sunday noon - 4 pm Cardboard • IlAfte so" a .ti'9ik OW am Wo Pratda■= E>tNrNnq"' M WHITE STONE 0 TRIPLE MIX M TOP DRESSING M PEAT LOAM M COMPOSTED MANURE M FIRE WOOD AVAILABLE ANTS LOAM SUPPLY LTD. QUALITY SERVICE - QUALITY PRODUCTS �P sw.• An Tw,aUN a WM 2490 Brock Rd N .Pickering (os) -0887 • w6) 984-4-3-32 November 1 - 7 1999 ftn"IeRm RECYCLE i l( For more information please call the Region of Durham Works Department (905) 579-5264 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION. October 31. 1999 PAGE 25 A/P .WASTE REDUCTION WEEK -499 November 1111m.7t11, 1999 into MGM RCio Yoke Your R2K Resolution: Step ` THE ONTARIO ECOSCHOOL WASTE REDUCTION RECOGNITION PROGRAM Recycling Council of Ontario 489 College St., Ste. 504 Toronto, ON, M613 1A5 Tel: (416) 960-1025 Fax: (416) 960.8053 Web Site: www.rco.on.ca Email: rco@rco.on.ca During WRW '99, an exciting new school program - the Ontario EcoSchools Waste Reduction Recognition Program - will be launched. This new school program will help Ontario schools and communities set and achieve goals in waste reduction by assessing and recognizing current waste reduction initiatives, sharing successes and promoting new ideas. Participating schools will undertake school-based activities, such as assessing the school's waste footprint, and community outreach activities, such as blue box surveys. At the end of the school year, progress at participating schools will be evaluated and their successes recognized at an Earth Day Awards Ceremony. PICKERING'S ANNUAL WASTE REDUCTION WEEK Activities will include: • Displays including an Earth Machine Composter draw • Mayor's Challenge - which town, Pickering or Ajax, generates the least garbage during the month of November? • Best filed Blue Box contest • Beer cap guess at The Beer Store in the Whites Rd. Plaza • Pop tab guess at Daisy Mart on Hwy. 2 and Rougemount • Ski Sale 8 Swap at the Pickering Recreation Centre Nov. 5, 6, 7 • Mobile Vacuum offered merchandise on old vacuums • Participating stores gave away pencils made from recycled denim to customers who refused a bag • Loblawrs at Liverpool ml have a mcycing Question and a draw box. Prize to be a hamper of dams • School word search contest with a Pizza Pizza prize • Giveaway in a draw through The Treasure Chest As our events such as The Mayor's Challenge and The Best Filled Blue Box need a month to promote, Ajax and Pickenng committee members, who have been organizing WRW over the years, feel that the time has come to emphasize the 3Rs for the entire month of November. This awareness will take us into December, timely for seasonal gift giving. Hopefully our 3Rs habits will be tamed into the Christmas holidays. Waste Reduction Week Word Search I M E C 0 S Y STEM A K IREFUSE SUE R E Y 10 E U I R R K R E S 0 L IRES0LUT I ON U N IECT0AF T 1 OR 0 A ITUN I US ONS E T T IH D R E 0 R T B L T H U I E P P G 0 C C E A T R INRMAXLYE I WR E K 0 N I G C H T F L A Y C I C I E L C Y C U E N CTORWALK00 L 0 Enter to Win a Family Dinner for 4 Name: Age: Telephone: Mail, drop or fax your entry to 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax US 2H5. Fax: 619-9068 do News Advertiser. To celebrate this year's Waste Reduction Week, try our Word Search puzzle to reveal our hidden message. After you have circled all of the 'earth caring' words, read the remaining words, in order, to discover our 1999 theme. -1999 THEME 2 Draw Held ---- ,,: ,:.-,NOv.159 99 Ski NOVEMBER S�, 6, T Rectneation Complex Equipment Received NOV. 5 5 pm -10:30 pm NOV.6 9 am - 5 pm Equipment Sold 5 7 pirn .30 pm NOV. 6 9 am - 6 pm NO11r. 7 11 am - 3 pm No W"Ift equip w t Pmt For more inlformatm visit our web site f NpJMlw.zvtiiw. oorN>*p� W w>f or call Ajax (905) 427-5536 Kin 2 Afpn.. Cron ►IwtC .D, *IsPwmwf§d by Ow can*mm ski P.aol syNk" backyard composting From 1991 to 1996 over 43,000 backyard composters were distributed in the Region's Backyard Composting Program. Although con>(1052er units are no longer available directly from me Region, residents can still purchase them from selected garden centres and hardware stores. ..L. Drew Ashland CHEMICAL LIMITED • A SUBSIDIARY OF ASHLAND OIL INC. AshlandtDrew Chemical is an active and responsible member of the commumues in which we operate. We obey all laws and regulations governing our operations and work in a manner that ensures safety of our employees, our communities and our environment. w Chemical & its employees Support all reduction and mychn efforts wdfm the community. aUPONT ® Responsible Care: A Total Commitment DuPont Performance Coatings The DuPont Commitment Safety, Health and Environment • Highest Standards of Performance, Business Excellence • Goal of Zero Waste and Emissions, Injuries, Illnesses and Incidents • Conservation of Energy and Natural Resources, Habitat Enhancement • Continuously Improving Processes, Practices and Products • Management and Employee Commitment, Accountability We Support Recycling Programs in Durham Region • at LL & Pont & Nernoun and oaopaar, DuPont Calrasda lil is a licensee 0 P PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 31, 1 Women's hoops"9 winners double scores on foes AJAX — Et Tu Caesar's made tossed salad out of the Sponsor -less Reds in Ajax Ladies' Basketball League play in Ajax Oct. 20. With each team missing key players, the squads played an even ' i� Iso Samant a Clan.. 5 rs Chclsev Rae Mackenzie. 7 vrs Brooke Stevens. 6 vrs Nicole Niklaus, I 1 yrs Austin Garrod. 6 yrs Nicole Hudson. 2 vrs Stuart Ormond, I'_ yrs Cody McNamara. 7 yrs 2nd Travis Madden. 6 yrs Michael Dunwoxodic, I I vrs Sabrina Weeks. 6 vrs Frankie Lomoro, I I vrs Michael Cheung. 13 yrs 3rd Melissa Mum, 5 vrs Jake Cook. 4 vrs Sabrina Grove, 7 yrs Knsten Soxwgnm, 10 yrs Abbic Dodington. 8 vrs 4th Barry Bolaho rl. I I yrs, Kristine Driscell. W yrs Shannon Carruthcn, 2 yrs Andre Chao, I I yrs Shad Pedis, 4 yrs Chnstopher D'Aoust. 8 yrs Ozzy Smith, 5 vrs Sth Bnttmy Fonccs.: yrs Jessica Wilson, 6 yrs Ta-vha French, 9 yrs Megan Rogers, K yrs Sarah Hilditch, 7 yrs Sammy MacGregor. 7 yrs Danielle Vicira, 5 yrs Richard Thorns, 8 vrs Kirstyn McFaden. 7y 6th Melanie Samnt., P) i y rs Aaliyah Garcia. 4 yrs Andrew Scott, 7 yrs Robcn Guthrie, I I yrs Amanda White. 13 yrs Jessica Bogaard. I I yrs James O %txwrne. 3 yrs 7th Kit nna Ma),. 3 %n Ainy NewlieW. 10 yrs Megan Clark. 2 yrs Rachel Baldwin, 7 yrs Quinn Eden.'_ yrs Jordan Plumber. 3 yrs first half. But, in the second half, Caesar's shot and rebounded well, while the Reds were having trouble getting their shuts to drop. The re- sult was a lopsided 28-14 win for Caesar's. Mcighan Forsyth. 12 yrs Bradley Johnson, 9 yrs Heather Wagner. 7 yrs Grandon Hamad. I 1 vrs Crvstalee Belanger, 3 yrs Alicia Moore, 12 yrs 8th Jcsscc D oningei, S yrs Nicholas Theheau. 2 yrs Benjamin Czuczman, 4 yrs Victoria Ewing. 10 yrs Jesse Finnegan, 5 yrs Cameron Clemenger. 8 yrs Darnel Naltham, 6 yrs Matthew Cooper. 12 yrs Ashley Tyler, 14 yrs Brian Boland, 12 vrs Michael Cubin. 10 yrs Austin Vandenhogaard. 2 yrs 9th Kaitivn Kovak-.%cil. 6 yrs Sara Ventura. 4 vrs Kyle Stewart, I I yrs James Martin, 8 yrs Ketran Kelltnvay-Lor 6yrs Luke Ho ckstra, 5 yrs 10th Stacey Martin. 8 vrs Ptara, Govender, K yrs Allisha Jessica, 6 vrs Patricia Thompson, 12 yrs Emily Nicholls, 7 yrs Kylie Coulson,4 yrs Taylor Bucnting, 6yrs 11th Braydeo Siersnu. 5 yrs Julia Warner, to yrs Alexandra O pydo, 6 yrs Jake Barry, 5 yrs Lisa Soulcs, 5 yrs Jarruc Hessner, 10 yrs Justin Milner, 8 yrs Raashida [-alit, 11 sr. Jordan Finnegan.: yrs Stephanie Sheard. I I yrs 12th Matthew Hosni. 9 vrs Michelle Murray, K vrs Jonathan Chcung. 6 yrs Nicole Guest, 3 yrs Michelle Grady, 12 yrs Samantha Rohenson, 6 yrs Stephanie Wan. 6 yrs Shannon Hawkyard, 8 yrs Bcmic Dupncz Mitchell, I 1 yrs 13th Colin Lewis, 8 vrs Mikhail 1)csou-sa, 3 yrs Ashlec Zommcrs, 3 yrs Tyler Reed, 9 yrs Lorne Pierce, 8 vrs Chandler Hazleton, 3 yrs Kirnbcrly Spicer, 2 yrs 14th Gregory Bmi, 8 yrs Brett Treadwell, 8 yrs Garrett Hunsdale, 8 yrs Stephanie Sheard, I I yrs Courtney Small, I I yrs Kaylcy Redlarski, 5 yrs I)ouglas French, 10 yrs Leann Yue, I I yrs 15th Lisa Vcndrasco. 3 yrs Konner Eden, 4 yrs Johnathan Crowells, 7 yrs Ashley Roche, 9 yrs Andrea Dais, 7 yrs Darren Turpin, I I yrs Megan O'Connor, 7 yrs Tyler Loney, 7 yrs Bratxlom Zambonclli, 5 yrs 16th Joan Scargic, 12 yrs Ryan Glendenning, 9 yrs Will Marsch, 2 yrs Matthew Saunders, 7 yrs Ryan Short, 3 yrs Kay la Jasmin, 6 yrs Ik•mck Moore. 6 yrs Jeremy Kuzma, K yrs Jessica Kuzrna, K yr, Robert Whibbs, 5 yrs 17th Alandra Hope. 4 yrs Rhea Dentxaascm. 10 yrs Caitlin Jacobs. I I yrs Chantelle Leblanc, 10 yrs Katelyn Monssertc, 4 yrs Melissa Browning, 9 yrs 18th Cnstin Ncvdle, 10 y rs David Tyce. 9 yrs Emilie -Ann Hartz, 9 yrs Colton Eddy, 7 vrs 19th Trey Pryce, 3 yrs Jessica Del Gcnio, 8 yrs •'� f v � Feb!!' � •i:`�C.��al a1 e safely this Hallou Go slow and watch for i79ROY PwUqm P�a1*1 killib to cae (905) 831-6826 (905) 831-3300 TOLL FREE 1 -888 -MARY F r%W I WA% FIRST Realty Ltd., Realtor INDEPENDENTLY OWNED di OPERATED 1885 GLENANNA RD., PUERING ONT. L1V 6R6 trick -or -treating. „tApd don't forges Leading the way for Caesar's was Anne Whitehead who drained 12 points. Julie Hughes netted six points for the Reds. In the second game, East Side Mario's were ease winners over the RISE `N' SHINE BLIND G"OAS 400YOUR BUND CLEANING -10 WHEN YOU DROP THEM OFF OFF SAME DAY SERVICE PICK UP 8 DELIVERY ....:; AVAILABLE f _ VERTICALS • VEtETIANS • AND PLEATED SHADES 1885 CLEMENTS RD., UNIT 208 PICKER ING � 905 428-7729 MI Anihony Johnson, 8 yrs Robert Whorpole, 6 yrs Emily Kam, 2 yrs Sam niha McFodyen, 7 yrs 20th Morgan Gemc, 10 yrs Erik Martin, 4 yrs Jennifer McGinty, 13 yrs Gary Nock, 3 yrs 21st Courtney MacKenzie, 3yrs Brittany Campbell, 9 yrs 22nd Julian Cristopher. 10 yrs Amanda lozzo, 8 yrs Kailynn Whyte, 10 yrs Bank of Montreal, depositing a 40- 20 victory. The teams went basket for basket in the first half, with great outside shooting and rebounding. Mario's took full advantage of its strong bench to pull away in the sec - Dan an Saw h, 2 yrs 23rd Sadie Gough, 4 yrs Sarah Pearson, 9 yrs Julie MacGnrgor, 6 yrs Kay lin Richard, 2 yrs Kaiclin Ezra, 4 yrs Scott Stephenson. 8 yrs Bianca Krafl. 12 yrs 24th Luke Kimball, 4 yrs Ryan Kimball, 4 yrs 25th Peter Camochan, 9 yrs Madison Brooke, 2 yrs Jayden Kennedy, 3 yrs Magdekna Samulski, 4 yrs Cody LaCombe, 10 yrs and half. Lon Fleming scored 18 pointy to lead Mario's. Barb Armstrong replied with seven for the hank. Players in the league live in Ajax and Pickering. Fit] Michael Carson. 7 yrs 26th Marc Luneau, 3 yrs Melissa MacDonald, 7 yrs Vanessa Dionne, 12 yrs Tyler Ramsay, 2 yrs Natalie Aronowicz, I I vrs Sandra Desomicaux. 7 yrs 27th Erin Cougle. 5 yrs Ariel Callwoo d, 2 yrs Erica Dove, 8 vrs Carly teeth, 9 yrs Tyler Wilson, 8 yrs Adnan Calestani, 9 yrs Brandyn Hazelton, 10 yrs Dana Sweet -Mark, 9 yrs Brandon Pcarxn, 1 I yrs u cs ca a,"! Jacob Allardy cc, 2 yrs 28th Ryan Tompsett. 5 yrs Alicia Gough, 6 yrs Courtney Perks, 8 yrs Jesse Loney, 4 yrs Sarah Stephen, 9 yrs Bryson Dam, 5 yrs Michele Graham. 1 I yrs 29th Kristen Bedley, 2 yrs Alice McMartin, 9 yrs Dalton Henry, 2 yrs Madlyn Krasny, 2 yrs 30th Yvonne Masygal, 5 yrs Jake Cook. 4 yrs Nicolas Hatfield, 2 vrs 1999 Salon of the Year Elegance Image Studio Day Makeover or Manicure. A Hot Towel Skin Care Spa offers an experience that is Treatment - for him. Whatever the service we've adent truly enjoyable. One that you grit something for everyone and for everyone's Choke Hill look forward to time after �Ch budget, time. For we are all about vourwait* Elegance Image Studio has been serving .1 styli, your well-being, your Durham Region for 16 years, and I, Peter Traicheff :oieaue world and helping you look, and my Team of Image Crafters are continually feel and live better. 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Just west of Simcoe www.flighttraining.org .404-9252 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 31, 1999 PAGE 27 A/P AJAX PICKFRING NEWS ADVERTISER To Place Your Ad Call: 11AASS1111F111E1[b 683-07O7 11 Careers 11 Careers 11 Carers 11 Careers 11 Careen 11 Careers 11 Caress 11 cwwn 11 Careers COMPUTER COURSES (IT Certified Professional) w• : 1 • :* • • e :.f «• « r r • ' • MI .I.• fi S f} r • e : ` `• t► Limited' Nov. Seats School of Business Start r.. i723-1163 ~�� • �' ' Profcsslonal P'OrP'•o-,� e FULL-TIME JOB OPPORTUNITY (A) We are looking for a full time person to do some ship- ping/receiving, ordering, customer service and other office duties. Computer skills required. A good oppor- tunity for the right person. JOB OPPORTUNITY (B) We are looking for a secretary to work from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. four to five days per week to do invoicing, typing, answer phones 8 other office duties. Send resume indicating (A) or (B) to: manurep@idirect.ca or fax to 905-420-7101 after 5 p.m. CORE 11 Security Inc. is currently accepting Resumes for immediate positions in the Durham region & the GTA. All persons interested in working in the security field may forward a Resume by fax or by mail to: CORE II Security Inc. P.O. Box 255, CO 11 31 Adelaide Street East Toronto, ON MSC 2J4 Fax: (416) 364-3361 Only persons selected for interviews will be contacted • Interviews will be required to pass a basic English test. AmpAhL • Applicants MUST be bondable2 AZ DRIVFJW 11 cal.•w JOB FAIR to ftse 7W bMaft d Saturday, November 6, 1999 we to r change. Those hrero are focused a,ld b We are currently looking for those w4a aro Professional AZ Drivers skilled. W. 8 Com. using MCSEAotus Nota, OS40aee (experienced and newt qualified) administration using oraae. W E � Compeler MSaNennrta - M. • Drivers Abstract • C.V.O.R. Abstract sattwre design aide 1Ades(all • Criminal Search within the last 30 days)The most qualified will be invited backfor 9=01, a road test on Sunday, November g. 7th, and the start of a Progressive Liri�ig A TFAC1ri POi1110N s im- anailS * in our- OCAIii: Oshawra Xxscutiive TOVWWG Odd IDR bKON h ctlldnand "+ KUM Sam 0 9 Waft youth vilh special deeds. You 6th lhloor, Sake MI wit he01k n a none -one Y + -to envirmrrteta in one-to-one or Oshawa+ Ontario small croup .his Po- Tiinain go" a.m - 200 vimslow is Pah-time Stier stirod This opportunity will give you the (!x_ Xwor Sri "10A1i"e and t� time. Please penence you need to become a fully forwardym um to: File qualified tractor trailer driver W7, P.O. Box 461, 'Oshaw, 1NRITTEN TEST WILL BE anima LIN 71.5 ADMINISTERED ON SATURDAY 7N6 NAtI sUTW Career No Calls or Faxes Please Training Center. Cares Uain- inI available in aroticial nails. ear candling. Ped- cures, waxing. Air brushing Gsft•fM HNp 1 Gen" Help and tattooing techniques. 2 77. n0 made. (9'00539 Financing PIPE l AYM 6EIElUL LAB0181IN MENIWOMENMOS. Needed :ell Leading contractor in Durham Region is 1 in Catalogues, TV. Commer- lookin for a 1 layer and a general g I?e Y g tial. Magazines. and extra work. ff accepted training and labourer. Must have background in sewer registration tees covered. Call and water main construction. (4161 644.9343 or 1d800- Please fax resume to (905)668-3584 M O - E.L.0 S. ART & TECHNIQUE Academy of Hairstyling & Esthetics GRADUATE WITH A oiPLO- MA. One of the fastest prow- -ng industries in North Amen- s Esthetics including nail •(tensions. spa manicures & pedicures. body waxing, lash tinting. makeup Arhstry, dials, spa treatments and much more. Register lodaY Momlh�y slarl-ups Cal HAI 905)576-0479. ESTHETICS 905)721.7546 15 Srrncoe St S . Oshawa www anandtech- aque Com PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS needed 3 surveillance .:nurse tarts Nov 19 Taugm �y Police Wears cost f550 ompare Spam sacs avad- able Call (416)716-3107. survanance Consultants 1 Genift llab SNOW PLOWERS Brokers required, exp. driver with newer 4 X 4 for Scarb./ Markham/ North York routes. Guaranteed hours. call 288-0313 apply now - Lord company has 46 new positions to h $1150 to start Tranmyy s provided Positions are fkxh- hk FTlPT Must fill by No vember 4dh Cal Mon 10 am - 6 p in or Tues. 3 p in - 7 p.m (905) 723-4920. Does Your Career Plan Include Certification? The proven choice for over 30 years. Courses Include: The CDI Advantage: - Network Technician - Over 3000 graduates ll employed ye arlyDonna "b1CSF& Novell track" - l00%Job directed training - Programmer Analyst • 8 Employment Centres 1n R • Network Specialist the GTA Graduate - LAN Administrator - FIT PIT day and evening training available - Financial assistance may be croso� available to those who qualify 434-8585 .11911MV1 *Mf jif mt-GKI-119. 1,2m- 560 KING ST. W., OSHAWA, ONTARIO Wanted for Corporate TV Studio in Oshawa: Assistant Producer. Basic knowledge of live studio environment. Knowledge of MS PowerPoint and Word. Fluency in French. Desire to learn. Please fax your resume by November 15th, 1999 (416) 777-0935 GsR•rM HMP FOR THE REST, NOW WORK WITH THE BEST!!! Our client, a leader in the ii surance industry, located at th 401 & McCowan requires ind viduals for both long and sho: tern positions. Good opportunil for permanent. • Min. Grade 12 or equivalent • Exxic�Cornmunication skills • Basic computer knowledge • 40 w.p.m. Other opportunities available Please fax resume to: ISHBEL WILKIE (416) 226-6461 Pielcttllring Town Centre Requires experienced • Cashiers • Postal Clerks Apply within, with resume. 1 G- i - Nttlp sm WMT a POSSMU! Estabirshed advertising com- pany expanding. great opw- IW* 10 mobvated respori bk peopk needed now. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY... WILLING TO TRAIN! For ap- pointment 0*! call Sritlanty (905)720-3114. 1&, FrlOme At ORI•Eff required by es- faeliuhed oshw a arnpany. Pasoan is to time and deiv ery area a Groaner Toronto area. Noris S am. - 4:30 p.m. 5 day west Mi nimmum 2 Am rrlr experience wiNr tactor s ireaV will dim ah- neQuked era will mulinii tonins a definite advantage. Heam benrtiit pactape offered after D►ott>tiorlirY period. Some MOW period t 4�33- �n, attar 5 Ccll 1905 723- 1 G•rteral Help 1 General ttetp IMF Gerveral Help ARMADA GROUP, 570 Coronation Drive, Scarborough, Ontario M1E 2K1 TIER II Automotive Parts Supplier TOOLING ENGINEER Responsibilities include, prepare quotes for new Plastic In)ection and Zinc Diecast Moulds, review & approve mould design, provide support for continuous improvement on existing tools, and other associated duties. Some travel required. Successful applicants will have a minimum 5 years experience in similar position in the automotive industry, thorough knowledge of Automotive Plastics and Injection Moulding, knowledge of zinc and aluminum diecast process will be an asset, Ability to read and work with Mathdata and blueprints and understanding of GD&Ts required. Engineering degree in Tool/Machine design preferred. HUMAN RESOURCES ASSISTANT Main areas of responsibility include, administration of computerized timekeeping system and weekly (outsourced) pa Il, Group Benefits, WSIB Claims Management, tracking oftraining in compliance with QS9000 requirements and some clerical du- ties. Incumbent must possess excellent computer, WIN 95/ Office 97 and math skills. Forward resume to address listed above or Fax: (416)281-8789 email: armadahrililidirecLca Attention: HIR Manager Grtttttnl Nati (if Qualified) )rldwide manufacturing company expand GTA has unmediate full - time openings rrham based outlet, in various departm( :luding customer service, public relations, and delivery, no experience necessary. 'er advancement opportunities, paid va ns, medical and dental package. Must be over., have own car, Call Sunday 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. or Monday 9 a.m. - S p.m. (905)571-3532 Experienced line cook. Starting wage $10/hr. Must be able to work weekends. Gallantry's Restaurant Pickering Town Centre 905-839-2507 I HATE MY TO] Sounds Familiar? We may be able to help! Toronto School of Business (Pickering) 420-1344 A/P PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 31,1999 1 General "lip Iff Gill"FMIp 1 -"WW FMIp 1 -Go"H* 21M THIRSTY MONK EtPEMENC® Pan Tine Bar - tender ileeded Fri* and Sat- GREBFw000 36 Athol St. Oshawa urday etYlfillg5 &W sy dam0 Greg MUSHROOM FARM requires «ublishmem. I at '�-2977 Permanent full time and weekend farm work SKILLED KITCHEN HELP EXPERIENCED COOK. mainly day hours. Monday to Friday, available. We train you. Must have Minimum 3-5 yrs experience in pubs fare transportation a must. com- transportation. Able to work with little or no supervision in Pe^ mencing Nov 1. Call ter inn terview. 905-623-6670. Ext. Call (9IS) 655 X59 a fast paced environment 7240 a leave tame Ajax Pickering area. ng 20 ibmpettrx secwity a- and Rember Appnv in person with resume COURIER BROKER required hours and laxationra , scal Nov I & 2 -- I 1 - 6 immediately for husy east end comparty Call (416)-754- PERSON REQUIRED in Atex for ask jor Carmine or Antoine 3000 mdoortoutdoor property maintenance as sub-wnirac- we've got great things in store for you! NOW HIRING IMMEDIATELY Full and Part time Storefront Personnel No experience necessary. Morning and evening shifts available. Apply to: 1750 Bayly St. W. Pickering; (905)4284883 Fax (905)428-2216 „Tum An employer you can count or. NEWER AJAX SALON requires Experienced Stylists Full-time and Part-time Positions available. Great %cages, commission and incentn e programs. Bright and friendly atmosphere. Come join our team! (905)619-8057 PICKERING/AJAX 150 POSITIONS $7.00 - $8.00/HR. DON? GET LEFT OUT! Opportunity to work for lead.ng manufacturers in both long and short te,m positions. Here's your chance to move ahead: • Stock Clerks • Sales Clerks • Strong Labourers • Assemblers Must be able to work days, afternoons and midnights. Bring a friend. earn $SS. Homemakers welcome to apply! Must have a void cheque/savings acct. info. for dared deposit. Cant (416) 292-2282 for an appt. or walk in 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Interviews held in Pickering Wed., November 3, 1999 at Pickering Recreation Ce..b Room 111 -1867 Valley Farm Road44vvy. 2 BOB leme AZ DRIVER, wanted for moor Clean DELIVERY siractr a crew street, able 10 run a crer DRIVERS Song night a weekend work 905� Ajax Pickering area. BEAUTY SALON REQUIRES Evenings and Assistant Manager hourly weekends.Small p" Profit sharing P„t Vehicle required positions a ues Call Kathryn Wirtmti Please call 576-2512 (905)686-6103 ONIICII LAYERS required tot Call Debbie 1905)728-68M or the Pickering area Please (905)434-!985 (441116)420-7376 38 X503 o DELIVERY KOMIs WTOWTIOUL SE- DRIVERS CURM SERVICES. is seek- Ajax Pickering area. ng 20 ibmpettrx secwity a- Evenings and roars to work a variey of weekends.Small hours and laxationra , scal Vehicle required assign"was and special ev ems Some permanent post- Please Call Wks are awilabte. Must be(905)686-6103 - WAREHOUSE HELP Tow mo - flwit", in it", fee n and ter experience Good writing Inderstandrp English Almay DRIVER requited to dyiver in person W 909 Simcce sarnUUM supplies in T a, Stet Novel. tonin 4. OWWAM, a summrpdrp areas. Subnwl heom 11 a.m. and 4 p.XL resume to: im Camillus. do Pnlriors applicaurs need not UNURWOOD'S, 410 F an asset From S7 50 b ASR. Apx. Ontario. Fax (906) $9 S3 (0 per Car we iris be Santer- 619.9829. Emg - ICIER (Kill Floor) - nuoKtwm �peerriseontnced rderf10 .-fted 1ArupN�ely in BRIYEN VAM own vehicle Yea( P, 1350 Scugog aemtd for light deimil. ppaant ante Unit 3. Pat Perry. No pfppe aftano01is. tarry 706- 6398 or 116 386 2251. Iv. tta% pleats all 24 MS nos -free 1.999 ltGTM p�i al down =rim mm m tot, ex- bnan. 1 YpWif-Friday 3:30pm rsliibk tlK C= we WI - ! 9DDOm' 1 position I� n0 P11to11 (600. naMby also app startiipp bonus. Sat a Sun Bam4ipm. Fes- mice 0aWi0w. $B.OMpoer. Fax (905) 427 8093 resume to (416)622-2507 or DBUBERS uwmed to deliver Of Tis (416)622-5805. newspapers ant Mas n the CASM swarm= - 1111111- bre help regtraed Part -ante or Fi ckerutg area. ust hire nrqo van. Cal 905686-2385 (905) 665-5266, ask for John full-time. evenings and wee- as i Sesta Oustom,er base kends. Experience preferred. EAM 5200.. 5300., 5500., or Alio twsindlit n required for snore per week, assembli ppaarnt ante, everrrps and wee- products in ft. txpWW d iMtds. sdlOiO skills an asset. yotx own to". Send a seN- Skopper's DruS Man. 1300 King St. East. Ostuva. Fax re- addm sed suraped envelope St sumo to: 1905033.4660. to: O.P.H. 6-2400 Dtndts W.. Suite 541, Rel 636, Ahs - CLEAN UP PERM required sissaulia. Ord. L5K 2RB at busy body shop. Dmers 6 ESTIEnM a NNL TECH -ed. Fax resume OMI, required imrnediatey b: 9067 9252. for poor busy saw n 4yltitby. Cal(99514313-31156(9951431-3156 FABRIC STORE in Pickering, requires fun time a part time sales W. Must have expen- am (905)831-5223 FRAMING Crews. Oshawa site. single homes, approx. $3 50/sq ft a up Root on only Paid every 2 weeks. Call 05)2947-010679 or atter bpm FRIENDLY OUTGOING. neat ppee son required for small ca. fetena in East Scarborough of- fice building Lir cooking a Cash handling Fluent English a must Weekdays - 30 tours per week (905)428-1338 HELP WANTED tot gas station on Hwy #,,Greenwood Call (905)426-4463 or (905)882- 5147 or (416)605-9739 (cell) INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE or travel Canada s largest in. stitute specializing in Travel and Tourism Training Next Gass begins Nov 1 Please a8 905-725-3919 for Ask for Chris 416-386- 0333 lam message REQUIRED -Part time $200-300/wk -Full time $400-500 / wk -Aft and eve -Start immediately -Hourly rate plus h(,nuses Call 12 - 5 p.m. only (905) 720-4790 Ask for Michelle No Selling!!! Experience Preferred SNOW PLOW BROKERS wanted Newer 4 x 4 trucks. routes available - Scarbor- ough. Markham. Ajax Guar- anteed hours. pease all 3343) 619-2757 or (416), 439- JWP DISTRIBUTION SERYIC- SNOW PLOW BROKERS. ES INC. a reputable. estab wanted 8-9 plows ate model trucks East $carp rou tes hshec enc expanding Picker- tan Mon -Thurs. 9-5 all905• ng based courier company 428-7793 as immediate openings for SM aeawred. Exyaiabed, Strong Cowapapicabolp Stat. -,nthuStastiC broker drivers STYLIST CHAIRS for ren in a .nm a small car or mule van relaxed friendly salon Get ,eographrcal knowledge of yoursen Settled for Christmas '+retro Toronto is beneficial. Call Debbie 1905)728-68M or ,retested parties all All or (905)434-!985 all at (905) 420.6705. rental SW ( 4-12 hour shits dpey�r wek must � KITCHEN help required (m- THE NEWS ADVERTISER is -ied(atef, ! year experience looking !or rids to deliver pa- -referred but willing to tram pers and flyers door to door tights a Weekend stxhs Call four times a week by 600 PM 23-4047 or Apply in person in their neipnDomoods Call -ack S Fill Station. 948 905-693-5117 ancon S! N Osfuw. See * or Rooky WAREHOUSE HELP Tow mo - ter experience Good writing LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. long- requirad to fill in ay bills. In- •�rm temp mus: have 6 verNay tags and other forms. -ionlns working e ; i - re a stepping and Omerehouse SJ" steel -toed boots RRA- don as requnwarCam -vn through O$hM areas 1905)471-6050 for application an asset From S7 50 b •� $9 S3 (0 per Car we iris be Santer- WORKERS NEEDE0.11 ,,ewing at the Oshal a Cane - assembling our products Auditorium 99 Thornton Road Mal lot star M Borrie mama South. Oshawa. Every Tres and students Start nmma- and Thurs 9 30 a m- 2 p rn For free irro paiyklow all 24 MS nos -free 1.999 MARKMAN Metal Parts Man- 771.7409 tdClure' 25 n avail- Iamaking. 'ran ng, ng. Geaiurrg �� SAW and deburnng Excellent oral wnnen Call 905• 4 r apksb 4 71-6050 for ppkofwn CARPET CLEAMOG Business truck blished AM IECHIC/UNOWt: Used as i Sesta Oustom,er base car lot -eokares employee with Pkm all 905-579.7716 mechanic S knowledge No nods f ripwkdge a Sale Ow"own 1 h Stanmralt sin assn Salary. Heb commission ALSO Labourer for Car Ck" Shop No exp requr es BUST home office regwad 611905)619-2899 experienced APIAR person Aprox 20.30 hrs/week to $et NEN' WENDY'S am akAP eti over tingAR GST OPFtiIN(: SOON! files Apply in peson 1100 (Kingston Rd., Ajax) Cliampn'" WAe y H Sales , 1 Our customers can it when k through r: a I quality, tcamworl and friendliness keeg making us better There's always roorr at the table fol talented people whc take pride in what thev do! '[lees. Nov. 2 SERVICES" Real Estate Sales/ Licensed, 90% commissions, no fee's, back ups, leads, referrals. 905-50946111 YOM We fashion acd peopev Part-tim=e=$ sales ppcc#- SM requrired for Dena fapkon women's wear. Purse cA 905.436.1653. (cher 2pw) OSNUM S Premier Bed - or Mos. Nov. 3 O Apply at room Specially Store is time lads Cole. Everfence an suet. it you aro the dyromie hrpe wetown. Fax b Stile ovrsmwmm ULU PW - SM aeawred. Exyaiabed, Strong Cowapapicabolp Stat. gayly St (Jun Weft of Harwood) 1 fii0rdtNvattd. eimm. N Itis fof adt the Fax (MW21-2729 491.2 cenMd Dates (9M5)n$- PANT TIME BAR Steward Sheet weekend wit. Mit Nave tub smart served card. Drop off WAM andpct aoIrp tion M the drib m dorm- stains at 111 Hunt Soot A�Nt ... ..rep 1030 am - 10pw 6e- lire November 9. AZ ORM required for a MMa ON CoMpany, :mould lane taPeritnnoe We B trains. WM provide vainnp in mo - kine delivery. Servutg South - e n Ontario, mode M C011111 - I= TIME position. Flexible hours. Map own vghide and be n Will rental SW ( 4-12 hour shits dpey�r wek must � tallai train. Stair iR irntalaaoai In . St* Oshaw aro. Cal 1-800.572- 9310. medial Wden- w ati tude. ExceNeca pay poi benefits. wppNed ma1111di1G1l 906- � 219. eefolp WAL-MART requires tempo- rary smonal/Chfistmas Pulp Overnight, peak Orae, tash- 1as and Bow Flail. Bring Bois ad. your resume a 011 out W gcation a1 Courtesy Desk. 270 Kingston Rd. E. Alan (No Ph- ass please) CABINET MANEIIS reaA red in Durham Region. Ful aper- upped Cabo Makers need ady .tpph. Please fax rtxume to: 9116-983-9711. EIECW WATER NMATEr in- staller. experienced faquired for Durham region company. Fax resume to (905) 433- N-M-Hiffom1 ORke ItNp 1 t)Mlt» Help 1Yi°s� 1 fbpwaywAeal 1 VW lw°leal Accounting for raw materials, work in process and finished goods. Reconciliation of physical inventory to accounting records. Comparison of standard and actual costs. Analyze profitability of each order. Other accounting tasks as required. Formal accounting training, expertise in use spreadsheets and accounting software required. Please fax resume to: 416-299-5556 RECEPTIONIST A local automotive dealer- ship is actively seeking an experienced Receptionist for evenings and Saturdays. Candidate must be outgoing, cheerful with excellent com- munication skills and com- puter knowledge. Please fax resume to: 905-576-9726 Health Records Administrators Coders At Markham Slouffirifle Hospital, we take a "Make it Great" approach to patient care, offering a work environment that puts the freedom of Professional satisfaction in the Rands of our staff. This is what makes us the leader in innovative health care. In these full-time positions, you will be responsible for coding and abstracting patient activity, and partaking in concurrent coding, a new and exciting approach to data collection and integrity. You must have successfully completed an approved Health Records Administrator Program and hold a current CCHRA membership. Familiarity with coding conventions, CIHI data submission and interpretation, CMGs/RMs/OCWs and their impact on funding, and typing of diagnoses for correct CMG assignment is expected. If you are interested in growing with a health-care leader, please forward your resume by November 10, 1999, to: Haman Resources 381 church Street �� Markham, Ontario, L3P 7P3 Mariffim Fax: (905) 472-7055 Spuffyffie E-mail: humanres0msh.on.ca Ho�1-T1(31 Visit our website at: www.msh.on.ea Sales thkyAgants I x((11 SWs IMIplAgenls t BusirMa to 1 BwYNea to 1 Bwilasa 10 r� Buskms-Buainsa Busko" Local Heating and Air Conditioning company requires a SALESPERSON for the Durham Re),wn Th ia p -aurin requires an individual to have at least 2-3 years expen- cnce in the business, self motivated, with a graven track mord of sales success. This positron pays salary and commission, both nerotiable to the right individual. Please reply to File x 442, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ont. LIH 3S3 Skilled Help $killed Help 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 SKILLED and SEMI -SKILLED PERSONNEL NEEDED W'c are a leading Elevator manufacturer who is expanding its production facilities in Scarborough. We have openings for the following personnel: -Shear Operators •Brake Press Operators -N.C. Wiedemann Punch Press Operators • MIGMG Welders • C.N.C. Machinist for. 0/1M Vertical Machining Carder, OKK Horizontal Machining Center, Mank Machine, SIM -40, CM r1/, Mazak - H509-50 WE GAVE OUR CUSTOMERS OVER 130,000,000 REASONS T I SHOP AT 'A BUCK OR TWO' • Company -wide sales of $130,000,000 - Home Office and Franchise Network dedicated to success • Tremendous purchasing power with national recognition AREA DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY DURHAM REGION To be part of a winning team, contact: A BUCK OR TWO! FRANCHISE RECRUITER Tel: 1-800-488-0321 Falx: 905-738-3176 OVER 240 STORES AND STILL GROWING 3 years experience required oniycan . DR-knomita 1 AatLcba And General Labourers l eROtK t MAJOR OAS We offer competitive wages and Benefits. LOVOC Chnshan home day- Tender awrrqq dome dayare 3PC COUCH set with wow1pha care. teach abet. lir your dktd on gleet court. extenem condition 5250. 5 TTC takes you to our door. numbers. values, good man- fenced Yard. playroom 11 drawer highboy dresser, wa- Please send your resume to: niers and right atbtiides years acp nursing patio- " newly 9 iMstied $I so. Plant Manager -5 years preschod. mu- ground, rdevences 683 8934 time. lax receV clkW NORTHERN ELEVATOR CPR. First Aid valley Farm ;1 °"w'ti•10 IPC. m,0a in m4sia`i Fax (416)291-4654 1� 2, neo` Ixidwwrrip Go. butlet.(gp5 7_9600 dnyrs. 2 arm dtyrs. retia. PBORCEMT typist will fundle must sell. Cal Steve, home LA -MMM PIIESSER OtPER�D EARLY Child- your ypiq requiremoits. 905-665-9065. warbled for Oxford Dry Cteari- • 1 Ham hood Ertocator to provide pckup i return. Prdera0lt JACKETS, up b tl tn. nkrtinaari 2 years tRtialKy are n my Itontt. Fun partum am Familiar with 2 price. fearter D11rses from rel Joe at 3971 DERAL n requ d sant ada-0 pactivities. LReuoruble Munch & 9-3069. t emoonology. 905 59.99. luggage Irom 519.99. _ full lime. Send resume to rat«. H- wooNHwy 2 905- le�attiourw pwMts from $6.99. GANNOn looting ort eq-wc ow my is (905) 571-2235. 126 7462. I Fhew00d LuatFw 1S Poiress Bae 0Must Go! � personnel. Please submd re wee. 1105-721,41M. sun 723-81820or dl y 9tos 7923- DENTAL a1eMI loyrs bv � A4Nut C Nt M swl�s. 8191. ASSISTANT ams to 10 yrs. CPR. Creative nom. eon wooNoil chanrry dwtiapf For. IrfaY- OiAdoa sdniiipes. Oce t seasoned. asl1o01nqip ►paai0s we WPP p00p CAS TECN. I required imwe CAiirMlDdarpey. Call Ebicpe spit. Hottest nieasurtwia+ scraae and taps. No etletf Practice, East ,M. Rhee dMY. 906 753 2246. dialyl, priniwiy for rtxidau ro lila Flet e1 x(906) tial iretylaaori. AFC tiuptrt ape ail aaa. Own truck pe x011 OWER03M NAROMORI- MISOLUTELY THE BEST . p 6B6 7741 -leave [erred. Savvy ceapmatarate area. Fle - le IIB ryia00I trnlwoAgt lith qw M!�Yy seasoned rordwood MM tarFCP. PMTAm iritll Cal (905) hours n no" boado w tray Saving A* wait- 166MIM 12.1 Active Iltlrint 666•�ar tax resww b u vee seeking �pbyer so beyy ant Oshawa Csl Sawn 32 M11 RAM. 333 (905) 666.3006 (416) 431-9737 Plass car tin D11RHAbt F61Ew000 KPS Sax ModW 2OX CD we full 16)186-0662 427-wn Rem. I A GIG ND, $1000 pep OMPENIM A1iBItM m Jog 905-619.2064. aawlablis wwi owed lir led 6891 t tlae ti,a,,,jtts 1 AMBI6MNKMNi NEW bwr dnMtial ao paw in rchal carnet rsw,m sae. Pat-fiNre. FRA- OR wfei tike sa§d NM. cep. exptrence with CD=W- ala. Call Kan 416.286.6S22. sial.RSia� MIAMI!LOW M*b bar $249 MW mMft or fils. an ciy service and rdro@t �Ca1 Deb- 6140. abilai rt c .ft.L bass 11 $12.49 OW IIVAC an aM L PNNMMMXF R for be A 427-8281 668 8669. ProOrallanifq how 118.1115 to 9*420,30lo. STIKIROK WEUNRr- nn Oshaw EVOW boneMs j j 4-5 dayslvnselL NON ft" MAY EtNodssnn �111Mns asoetistaos =TALLER We have a posit" and neNNswaaon to a phr- smoker. SEMI boMakeg(innp o.b.o. Big is organ A-1 Annim 1M Cal rerAr b fiN in ow keta8alion De- MKW 00 good WMWAV i- rIlWO eM regon(L snsF SM. CIA& (iglMsioNal let- Abe K Poo"Wt OfferOO�f^t' Caaon ad patio nt cal skills. crap Call vansign exemise Rabb 5299 odKft 0 " Ming Call Syd a Femice et 905420 6347. o 0.o. 905 -BV -OW yrs aciydinip andlgNdusty ry. The sac � or Fix rMwne b 9g5 p Oaad t soy SM �r $100. cardi8m $4,200. seriOM w cespd ceipdidak will be a 42[-7342. LoMnO jlill - e: 1S Bend, b waaw $100. � AN worlielg WAft ttdtr• (906)G13 -0Z09• Neem pbW with a minimum a01n . call 427-3760 aNw PIMRMACT TECIMICIM. 12 years. Daily ouogs 6 dr 5 ytlar's eetmallllce in fry- Pickering V -&p P�,tt�. (kneed backyard and park). ANIt01E RIIr111RE, 2 !ed dg1nllCf. Nthe A COeMmadrok, Sono MUM to 59 Old 0iO- I= POMO table $100 couch 111010. a W" mom. dasi0te► rRlditig ant Be abiMy b read TheSton Road. Arc OeNaiio. LIT !I ante. mltsk, nu a bveseat $100/tach, CAN lad« dodtkp 4 - 12. ordlo- Moe prior' 3A5 or tax (905) 683-5425 tritiow meals a wads. First a end tables $ 063cil, utib pyo ilenrTis, peisie, rap. gpired to vw�de an out d bw�vr Aid. C.P.R. certified. Non- gRyjm Rw1e even sup. all exoeNeM card m (SM) installations for mtimtim two TWD PC. $cam SM (SM sm11tong, scions. 905.428- Eli« $400. weddirig dress 72o-1571. week periods. A good drivitng olrlors) 529.95. Crap printed 1244. size 5) 5500 6 m more. record is a must. Previous bPs from 522.95. UNIFORMS SOUTH &=. ECE will pro- I905µ26-8774. APPLIAOCES: refrigerator 2 applicants need not appy PLUS 2200 Brock Rd fiust -ride warm nunwint� environ- door Irop free, delete Siwe. Send resume to: 0 nl0ftn d Firpol n Pickering) llem sties to t. Be.. 1NLf six d 1 rrtdet, tires 0iiakhi00g lMarY duly waster RECYCLING TECHNOLOGIES (wry good conation), DUN a drw $675 M - wig sW Opal Mxiday, b Fri. 8 a.m.- dentes aro Partside. Even- rale Also Kenbtore waSiva 963 BrPickennnogqdy Rd. South, Unit 10 W 3A4 7p.m. Sat. 9 am.- 5 p.m. arced, retermas. Irregubr LOP Ouimkr MaS $NN bell- used 2 Piekarilq FaxF (905) 120.03Ontario L 19 NO Pln01e 906.427-1346 0296 , negotiable. (905)127- Call it 5f"7Si65R15. 1300. 416822 9089. PHONE CALLS PLEASE 1 �,.,,.gt:.;�ai: rte.-._...:;�- ..�..c ::_ :�.��. •: �...'�.! w.i.! ___..-_....__: _ _ __.__ ...._ __ .... -- -. _,.. Need to fill 12 openings IMMEDIATELY!!! Short A Long Term Opportunities Work No experience necessary. 18+ Full Time Only. Call Amber (905) 6864472. We have just purchased from a Toronto Factory a top rated box spring 8 mattress and are clearing at whole- sale prices.We also have other queer. sets starting at S199.0D, single mattress from $99.00. We carry the Englander, Life Care, Restonic, King Koil, Posture Beauty. Need a mattress we Y411 give you the best deal. We also have curio cabinets, table i3 chairs, futons, bedroom suites. N CLININ Audios i Uquidation 070 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby. Call 905.016-3291 or 90-m-2836 BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND ring. RENT TO OWN new and re - Pear -shaped diamond with 11 conditioned appliances. and baguettes on each side. Trial new TV's. Full warranty. Pad - diamond weight 1.15 pts. 14K dy's Market. 905-263.8369 or A*M 52.500. gp�oldAppraisal 1.800-798-5502 =I 1 receiptcontacts Kathy SHEOMAN - Ouality wooden (905)430 1. sheds 8' X 8' barn let. only kilometers. Emission passed SM. plus tax Many other BEDROOM SET - Rosewood, sizes and styles available. Inple dresser, 2 night tables, Queen Also grapes and decks 761 headboard. mattress set d frame. Asking 5570. McKay Rd. Unit 3. Pickering For more into. call 905 -619 - Can (905)686.1717 2093 CANOPY BED. wrought iron. STEREO Stand •525, Toddler queen orthopedic mattress bed (white) and safety rail - set. New. Cost $1.200 Sacri- M. Orbited TOP Oldr'1y Crib fiat M. Can deliver. (416)- Mattress (Pd $150) - 575. Int - 726.9885. art Car Seat •540. Greco En - CARPETS - lots of arpiet, Iertainffem Ring Pd $150) - 575, Microwave Stand 100% mion, new stain re- - S25. All in Excellent Condition. lease arpets on hand,I will ()5175.snp carpel 3 rooms. $349 Price 1159 includes ca et. premium Pad, PINE/OAK FURNI- expert inslalWtion, fast deliv- TORE. BOXING WEEK SALES ery. free estimates (30 yards) EVENT now on", Place Norman 686-2314 your order for Bedroom. Din - CARPETS SALE a HAND -'ng Room. Entertainment Cen- tries or Ronne Oona before WOOD FLOORING: carpet 3 rooms 5339 (30 sq. yd) In- N" 5. 1999 and we will dudes. carpet, premium pat ; the GST and PST' We also dekvery and instalUtion. Free esti- mates. carpet repairs. Serv- ^" guarantee fo m fell iia Durum and surroumdrg ynCl�myass._� in Query SOLID W000 furniture . Credit Cards ataCan San 905.686.1772 and .s nade...Tradlronal[ woodwork- ug. 115 North Port Road. RP CARPET AND VINYL - Carpet Port Perry 905.985 three rooms. 30 square yads, en4 hr#wrwwtradmorW- 1nor11 1329 wslaned. I wa ds-woodworkingon.ca cont your best quote up to 10%. Customer satisfaction TREADMILL, MigfMic rt- qr anled Cat Mike your cumDant and kkcydt type exercise bike. stepper. fret estimate. 905.431-4040 gMs,oy e905N20-3079 d COMPUTER FACTORY SLOWOUT. Wragg 1 yr no payments. then 576/vk (OAC) 400 Mhz loaded. primer. mons" imft let. solh w and more. Free scanner, delivery and setup 1-800-515-5545 COIIMITEA SPECIALS. Pent- ium surfer system $429 Ponbu n lap" $744. 23Aft internal system $699 Loaded ��e66=MHz symSM We ati- repars 31 GIRLS wlrte trq k drcsm Mth mirror. Clam. pKelltnl 4xxdition, a$" $250 Can S76 -9m (smp) HANK'S APPLJAMCES Party SAUIServia Weekend Spe- Sla! YNIk. host -free FnidW Slow.ost Me new. 5519. Hct Phil frost -Ins hw0ge, .fate. apt. -sine, Syrs. $349 Extra - cap wlhars, special $199. VVMlpod Design 2000 wades 199. Stoves. meemu 149/up. Dryers ekecirir pu . Nhshers S149/up. 9ua1/ n early -free beg=let- lion. 426 Simco St.S. (905)726.1043 3-1M x 3q- TAG. lairds fial ished S2.50/sq.n.. Such pre - finished $ftq.ft. AISO tim bs too6m0. Can Dow (905)619 AWMI EOMMM LIOUI- DATION JVC Iii end Ddby 6001 ptickages ndudnp re- 0111-. MW" -CD players, darble casse0e-dock 5 speilxrs, $100. a un 00 pit rflopims "euss include Sen, count Stereo (905) Srs7-0093 m 1 last Nolebook Colnpef- er, PeaUum 300.• 64 ttlbyle, 4.3 pW 13.1 in. M, 32 x ad. 56 9modem. case. win '911 office 17 prokesionat Site Iter 32.000. (905) 728156 U M M W"NHt, and WSd >a n�parati with �. (905des ard if�ation. "Go KM SBD, not headgoot- pbooaprdd. 1N�EpW x -Nick dS of 1i $2,300. S0- ' $S . Chan ddivel (416)-726-9 % PIN NO TKNNCIAN available for furling, lepairl, and pry - an r 88 mod Also rob aw 60olledI PIN= tori sale. Cal Farb at 906.427-7631. FLtsClool s04 CWS On all Purse and key- boards. Huge selection of now and sed piano. Now d96r piaros from SM and P. Rat b own. 100% d IN AIM a xdw- cfocP � aid up. CA TELEP PWA) 433.1491. POOL TABLES. 8' and 9' Gale bftard tabla for tale. Can 905420.4113. PLAYER PIANO. Vintage. tiny operational, excellent condi- bon. cones with 6 rdls. best offer. Can 721-0601 weekday .nome gs or weekends RECOMMTIONED FRIOCES $195/ up, recondtmared rang- es $125/ up, rewncitorhed dryers $125/ rip. recordr tided w.W. $199 / up, yew and recaditiared Cdr oyer ated washers and dryers a low prices New brand rams Nudges PW and up. yew 30' ravel; wth dolt and window $4W. Reconditioned 24- rap- s and 24* host nee tridga now andable Made selection of other new and reta d es Lo- dl- "NCan day. �s Appkanc- a, SINS. service. Parts 154 Bruce St. 00 aw(905) 576- 7448 web see www duAum- man.oanstpfrneas. GARAGE door repairs. Dheken $primps, cabin. tuners, opw ars nstalled. TUneups. $49.95 416.336-0073 � 1 Artldes AMITDUES7AksNsteirl Ad- vice -mars valuable, usramy free!Purchasufu outright. a- nts edsoee antique cort- sm, (no Mo to yakr con- sidered), CWWOors of any son, gum"" Of angle so- bw dans. Special invest n Mool" canary. 11 try 10 w- spond to 0-K queries. ROW Bowan Antiques- (M)24112-01190.(945 NIYIMG ANTOW and col- lecnble connate including bigprices pad Heity Kahn . 905961. 65-E1 MAMO BENCH WANTE0. any RPon SOB -Ml mp( pillow. C 1 WANTED 'Leaf Tickets' Will pay face value. Call Bruce Danford 579-4400 Md. 2207 • 1 AeY a CRAFTM WANTED at The Gin 8 Gats Showpiece loll- ed in Se cm im Rea Min- ken, arken, 4 bfL east of Oshave. lel us show a sell yah 1x41ts dn- redXly to the Ip sic You do not have to be tints. There is No 6 worth CWWaa. Rett Starts $36AItoUhNh. Cant 905436- 1024. FOIA ABT CLASSES rod be- C. lers slatting November Mp tevek. Irmorriirg, rier. loon and evening f aSies ingAible. Beo w m our Spa' cal loam a colt that an relieve $InKsaid gave al0f- MOLIS en. mind cal (905)576-3947 floc iMomWion. •1 1 ryt la0etdl Fah law JACK RUSSELL terrier puppy. 1117 PICKUP Fin series, very adorable. healthy, shots 146,000 kit. good condition, and vet alecktd. 5400 Cage included. 427.7436 never seen wiener 51,800. Tel - ephone (905) 509-8183 2 Tsar ad American Pitbull Teener. Black with brindle IM DODGE 12 ton pickup legs, looking to breed, with Great shape 115,500 0' original Papers. Calf Joel at 579.8285 kilometers. Emission passed (snp) 5 months. ago. V6. In family FIVE ADORABLE male Shar- since new. $4.000 o.b.o. Call Pei puppies $500 each. Dad (9O5)433-2190. leave msg. was awarded best appy Mom tended warranty Emission was a pp r clop ale.. Phone (905) 373-0528 11N DODGE pick-up truck. Sean or Sherri at 576-3023 (snp) 1613 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SSE fully lWed, auto, air, power everything. latter n- terior. safely/drive dean, brand new 3800 superd afged engine. 180K. 59300 432- 1304 9-6pnn wee day$, or Man 666-5337 1t/5 FORD TAWM GL. 4 -door beige p/wA air. 120,000 -km $8.000 1989 OLDS CAWS. blue. 100.000 - km cert./enkssman $1500 Both arrxlent condition 905- 666.1207 IM MALIBO. 31 L V6, ado. ar. p windows. p locks. alu- nwwm whets. toted wind- ows. amrtm casuffe. wine with gray inlenor 47 000kms Noll cendy $14.900 1905)721- 8514 WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of Choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEM 905-706-144914 MM FNTUM? Can Us. 4500 $1000 Doerr Must be woiurg. AN Applications ons Ac- cepted. Hips Inventory. V610 - des 42500 and up Comma Asp Sales, 2M Deed" St. W., WkAF. Oa. (M6) us - My" VC'(17t'ti 1AIMMOOK sm A A A AIRO- cars. buds. boo. We pay w to $10,000. Cash on On spot. Any Wn6- tion, any year. Calf us any- time. 24 hours, 7 days, 30 rim. service. 905-61 5003 or 905.424.0591 CAN FON CARSI We buy Used vehida. Void" muat be in rtnrwlg Condition. Cam 427-2415 or corse to 479 Bay* SL East. Ajax at MUR- AD AUTO SALES. 17 SKIDOO CRATION excel- lent condition no damage $1200 o Do 905.649-1917 Alxrrrrwrs For R•nt 1-11EDROOM Lower level 7t bungalow Sep - ante entrance paved trios laundry.centra air r_;ose !o Ostrava Centre S155r monrhty utilities included Aa, De- cember ISI 434-1781 PICKERING - ROSEBANK and SHEPPARD - 2 bedroom basement apartment Excel - lel eorudmon Spaciow. brat, sepaale enhance, parking. cable. dose to salols. Immet ak poases- si01n. 1 para room sen avat- abfe. 906.8391781 2 - Two Bedroom ape in North Os w0-- 5725 a 5750. at a- dtom Newly renovated. Woe yard. limnediate pos- session. Can Tom Donovan (M)M-2000. 2 Massa Apartment Waf- Ak hmmtda". NTMI Ostia - TS. Clow10 Fist and lata$750 ildsoRY a O.S.0 ihdms+ GII416-3354 . 104 2 IEDMOOM ap now Osha- wa Centre and 401. Parlift laundry. storage. Non Smokers Preferred $660/mo. pus hydro. had" Nov. 1st. fK1- 2 mme00M NW. APT. Sep. enh. inducing . Parking. Vw5 mo. IS~. Avail. immediately, No Pts. ikry2fAllMr. Can 7.10pm (J) -S on 2 NEOROW broadooamd throughout. hey dean. $719. OWN included. 560 Bloc St. E OOW#a 72514%. 3 NEOOOOM, sown o$Iwha apattnent Owed backyard sepuri enumm. sm n- dlsiye. No pets. available Dec. 1st. 1St, lost and Miller- an= ler- a ices required. Cal 705-716- 1842. A MUST SM Oughts 2 bed - mow apt. in 3-u it oatempo rally O�ndyuse- cuts. Laundry, padx4 On bra rose. 4775( mo. rdusive. Norm.. 668 1432. PWm leave message. A MMMT one Dorm bsmt apt in South Oshawa, $46Wmorgh. Private entrance and services. Gose a bus, shopping. Park- ing extra.. Ouct abstakw(s). If MO(N te (905)725-2764. AJAX, WW 1 bedroom• legal basement api . Seperate en- trance, ba dry, full bath. CAC, o smdars"%. First4ast required. $700. inclusive. 60561995M ask for Clovis. 11 ser f o NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 31,1999 PAGE 29 A/P 11 -or1 ares a 0- 1 owM f 0- 1 oiwM fw PAN Rent Rat Rtrt RENT -WORRY FREE 1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apts. Refurbished & New Appliances. All Util. included. In-house Supt. & Maint. On site Security. Rental Offlce: inion - Fri. gain - 0 pm Sat 8 Sun fpm- Spm VALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT IIUII SOS -079-1 ez6 Illi APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby Crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apts. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: http://windiammer.webiump.com AVAILABLE Immediately, Wh.tes/Bayfy 1 -bedroom basement apartment. sepa- rate entrance. IVC. full kAch- en, rnon-smdung sat single working lady $650Andusive FirsIdast, references. (905)839-6014. BACHELOR apartment. Town- bne/Sloor St. Courtice. Park- ing. private entrance. fun beth and kitchen Nonsmoker/no pets Firstiast. $475lmonth ndudes utilities and cabs Cal (905)404-4121 after Spm BACHELOR APT $512/month- IV plus utikoes, 3rd ft= wa*- ano efevadx. rnqunes Can Mani $52-3107 Leave mes- sage BACHELOR APT, new bus a C-hawa Hospital Avamlabk November 1st, Sit%inonln ndusive FvSVWtt required :all (905)723-2280 gam - 5 am BEAUTIFUL. bright. large )pen concept 1 bedroom casement in westney •igen$. Api1C $750 0-K whdu- sme. no smoking, no pets. :all 80 0 905.427-3909 CENTRAL Dsktwt. urge 2 bedroom apartments avadable n well-maetamed building nose to an atnefl - - , Pew call (9051723-09n 9 am - 7 pm CLAREM NT. kuxwy on apartmeit. one bedroom. araw strange. pwb% $6 0 Pius 1 Rrson no pets - 6491917 905 EXCELLENT LOCATION. Pick- ering. sit man floor 3 bedroom. S11& 1 /Mo. Lem" moulded. or, non-smoker, near G�O. awa.1- aft Nat. calf 905-420- 2104. LARGE 14 EDR00M, man boy of Crouse in Ape beach am LargretThdpecktahrhardwood moors. W $90C incus'" t�3en. NORTHEAST OSHAWA - 1 bdrm den apt Pafeng. No srrmoklglpe" Suilabk for profestiorgl +wm4 person. Avail December 1s1. FinsV IV. $700/emond ihdrsive. (9051720.2307. Ow B®RO011 ape. mea bus OshaAvailable Daecewbeerr 1 UMrrsor du9ive. First a east. Can (905)723-2260 9w - spm. ONE BEOMOOM puenmamb apartment. immediake oeae- vvee�Oshawa. con- n shoppUg and bum. sU pturafe atlalce. 3 pc bath, fumy hunceonal kitdmmvery dean and newly, renovated,parkwLaundry moth.fg650 Share Cat (105)720-2207 ONE NEDRO011 basemwd apartment. Pad -O• WWI". am. no skrmok. no pas. %Mmo. indusive. Cam W5- 435-41611. AJAR, On BENNO baseman apt. antral air, 6repiace able. nikliles kr- ckrdsd Non sNmokef. rl pts• (� )�-6i a�vaNabk Nov. 1. mvm Am. BMW" 1 a 2 bedroom. Includes 0-e dil- iees aid Lamdry m rile 8 i1 (905)Kt2- 8911411 12 843 -0425. for se 1- 2622. OSNAWA Bloor/Park heshly Wined. spacious I-bedrooUn $620. 2 -bedroom $720 morn". close to au &nerhi- fes. Laundry on site. FirsVWst required. No pets 410.707- 6403. ONE BEDROOM Oshawa - VJWfft0. Wit= Apartments Uwe King Large. doh. bright. Near shoppin"us. Laundry. parking. Cable avaibble. Avowk immediate*. (905) 720-2153... PICKERING - ONE bedroom basement apt Separate en- trance. no smdony , FirsV east a relaaceca. Surfs work- Inq person $30G(bi-weekty Close to all amenities (905)831-5185 PICKERING Spacious 2 bed- room basement Private en- trance. appliances. $795 month Sue Duc esnay Royal Lepage Frank 1905) 686-1821 PICKERING VILLAGE - 1 bed- room basement apartment Available Dec t Separate en- =trarce. paki^g, utdaies, $650 ane. SdmtaDle fa S X1096 a No Pers. (9051 PIMRMG VILLAGE one bedroom basenem n d PICK. residen0al street, walk to trance ! slhopprg $W singe. quer wakxg adult. avalibe Nov 15 5580 Inclusive 1905)509-2375 PICKERING VILLAGE Bea milut 2-DMropm condominium Apartment with lege DaltomM Toux log parktard Broad- klonhhed Rec pinlrc we pod. ec Underground PabnO. se- anhy S1225' -nth in - octupacy (416)441- 1889 PvckerrM 1 -bedroom base - mew apatment Large bath- room with sauna a W-Uinh. btdhen. Will co tarred. Wuwr- ogryMWoities $7DO"no sin R able Noveimb�er Men Can (905W0,2002 PNOEINMG, basement ap . Nov 15111 Wr$500 erchmdrmp UMF Des, 160 psis Painting Walorg atvtasomh 1 only h (�9054i7-0072 aha Sleets Slim weekdays a all days NETNED - Ouret Drill in Oshawa. mature Wants. central Wow 2 a 3 bed- room apartments avenabk MMAM t st Electric Ma. MWsfer/dryer each door Tel (905)579 9016. S►ACWA va-mainmem 2 bedroom ceps Avail. at 900 and 886 Gkn St. Sanki e n wait -in closets. paint pmvd- ad. close to salols• shopping centre. GO St~ 1Rintes included. G1 728-4993. De freshly decorat 3 BIR apts. for to 0 b $800 utd. in 280 Wentworth Your First choj< W5) 721-8741 TOP W NOOSE, 2 Otdr00a apt. avail. irwir L with stylus no Ilett, adults w2icorrme. 905 666.4145, ask for Joame. (Dmdasl Colons am) TWO detached 5650/alortA pia for Non smoppkfefea, excekm Tor mature atWASpheM aswdaEle ,� 1st ALSO one bedroom main Rook. baidgradaxe$SM mom bs y6s.Cetrab- oom 8 dow mule. Close fer Silt-swoker. Res"US, ONE AW TWO BEOR aged" November 1. Two loatids at 350 kings a 946 MMM Rd. Oshava. 4600/ more. an inclusive, Co pitn. please all from 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. 905576-0724. WWM BACHELOR Avail. Dec 1. S60Nrno inclusive. Durda/Garden area. 416- 789.4145 or 906.665-7543. WW rent hien you can own your own home for las than you thinkM Cam Dave Hay - lack Saks Rep. Reuse Summit Realty (1991) Ltd. (905) 666-3soo or (905) 66- 3211 SACK OF RENTING OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASY!! • Fist Time Buyer? - Call Markt Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Marki Not Munch Downpaymervt? - Cal Mark! Mark offers honest, professional, ., no pressure service to help you own a horns. (905) 571 -SM or 1-SOO-8404WS Mark Stapley V _,;zso" PAW PAM MNRy Fleet Es1tib Lid. YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE:' WN from $7001mornth i Not Much Ovwnpaymeni m (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley $.a WC M,• 1�M, �.I [i0k lig AM DASA OU I naw a home for you 6 rinpnths free. From $500 IRtpme reQWrtment from $28.500 gross Spew) homes ad fi umnip Call' Ken CoWs. Coldwell Banker (905)728.9114 A UNBEATABLE DEAL! From $500 down owr your own home SW -10 at $69.900 Car- ries for less than rem OAC 24 W free recorded wrsst/e 905-728.1069 ext 277 old- wd Banker RMR Real Estee Auneka Rasahu ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 6 months tree, then own a h- from SMV110nifl You require full time family in- come $28.000 • reasonable Credit I do the rat Don't Wart Can Bill Roka Codvi d Banker RMR Real Estate to- day (9051 728,9114 AJAR CLEAN 2 bedroom bungalow large lotc1m. lour aapppipl j950 utiktes Kathy Meredth. Sales Rep S�f}rmegt 416.281-9500. 593-1 AJAX, 003 --bedroom, 2.1/2 ba11K huge fainly room with b AC. Central vat. 5 apes. brand new carpet - Mo. freshly panned. double WraOe. uaerloa g atm pus Stilets$. Call I905)a27- 1798. LOC Cf for revs Shc-cort- � . f� firilttlao:. $600 . pets AgdaMt 11pv tA9 655-3001 KNOM-08MAWA border. (MMWW Ave.) 2-for-1. 2 story sen with basen em apt . Nudge, stove lined yad, 0-r. 51250 pis. Dec .1 Can- dolyn Management. 90428- 766 �! WANTED N PICININIG area - Prefer rod to own or lease am to deldhen with special needs is ktokng to a Inge detached dean wen-mann- tavied 4 or 5 -bedroom home. Excellent rel ormces soil able. Pksase can (416)139 9768. 1 %Ed - At OSMAWA SOMTN 3 bed - roan townhouse close to more ukkbts. Fi�rstAatt.. Available O�ealnb rerlst. (905) 579-M1 Rssm Mo ' C mmoomn .ca - Me. kitdieiclun GGn�� yaaidpikikc�iti rear PT S36pnmonth Station, biweft. (906}420 4318. f1NMIMMW Room or share lowthom. ho use Of , r, . fa6tks laundry. cable. now1111. r4ru�p W ail ioAvailable immmee- ft*. (905)-728-1764. OSMAWA - Available imme- diately. $425Imonth. No relate. Caplin (905)5m76- I�e rat (905)259.2112. « ROOMS FOR RENT, for fur- ther nlormation call 720. 0027. $MCI= one bedroom• in lu urious house. Use at all facilities. Pets allowed, Park - ng. 44501mo. inclusive. FISC 8 last Harwood 8 H". 12. Cal 905.619-0976. a 1ROOM for WWTST - GardeNBurs area. Seconds to 401 Furnished or unfurnished room available immediately S3501mon h in- clusive Cal( (905)665.6626 1 Shared ftm-no, AJAX - ON LAKE, furnished bedroom, luxury rondo apt . includes own bathroom/show- r. share kitchen Cable. Win• dry/ recreation facilities. park- sinngle. e$800 619. cftat 73 er lure PICKERING "Close to GO and snopp.nq. $450/mo mhly Laundry a parking, smoker OK have pets Shure bath- room/kitchen Call 905-420. 5739 WHITBY WF to stare house. 5650 inclusive of parlurg. .sundry. separate washroom, available immediately Easy 401 access Call Tracey 905-433-1303 M CorudorhmWunr Far Rtrl A SHORT TERM furnished luxury 2 Bedroom cordo. VCR. pole, tekph phark- ing. tennis. 1 fbor. tournry Sel'ting. elo $1.849 inclusive (905) 623.0079. (416) 875- 3221 a 1 ofne: as Relict Sraceu !!! LOCATION LOCATION 1. CATION Across from Oshawa Cmtw 600sq n. 0- tics aria atie Od 1 CaN 434- 2447 or 6554132 COkM1EAt7At UNITS. Park A aim great ocarion 1 Avail - am Vets. 1425 s� n each Call (905) 579-5077 after 5 pine (905) 571-3281 OFFICE SPACE for rent, ex - A. wnabnn Dundas St E. Mmaby. 40OW Available umredralety All Inclusive Reasonable Can 905-725- 2642 or 728.6956 RETAIL SPACE 1085 scl ft. $3 Best rate $$ 70 ConreNricial Ave. (Har x/401) 1-8x8-819-0003 WINTBT MOCK ST Saes fxr, shed ~reW spas from 766-sqft 4 1528 -sq ft good bldgs nor hvy 401 Nick Eq - nos Real Estate 1-1100-941- 3339 • Oman, A Sn.SSIMWM FOR OUT- DOOR STORAGE NORTH EAST MiAWA. Trailers, boat . RV's. fwd surface. locked gales. year round ac- cess. indoor •Yck taw- ageavo1ank Ca 9M) 576- MMM M Storage sutabfe for car $6W mouth. Cal 905-43D- 7087 BOO M STONACE, for IIDa6, cars, etc. Reasonable rates. CA (905) Awali02 Wft lrhtlrefY • IMOUSIRML Uffn FOR RENT - law sq n., trisit level i door.111) prise eor�. 1 CWW BOOK MOW for besu*W cha- let. am wnverierhrxt. large wean cola Lv.. jaccrm, Intl bub. mart' adivitia. Great lex a Coutry Chris= Sleeps 10. Dal Nrr Moon Rttrnl. Snow mobile mwer5 and sic till nearby. 1-899.6699448. BtiCi'A1N Mer` AtWftk ATTENTION SMOWONIOS: A perfect tarry* vara m home in Clearwater Ronda. 3 bed- room towento e, poop. IauH zi, tennis churl- pond. BOO. priwte�yyaard, dose to beach and t;04gJan, toi Available raw and photos (905) 5M788 brio. 8 boom %@ WHITBY. Desirable 3 bdrm. Condo/Townhome. Quiet court location Upgrade oak 4pc Dam. central 0-r, economical pas heat, $104,900 Call (9051666.8256. $14/.i1N - v mITSY. Desir- able 3 bdrm Condo/Town- home, quiet court location Upgrade windows, garden door walk -out. new rod .n 1999 Call to inspect (905)666-8256 3 BEDROOM RANCH style bungalow with one bedroom basement apt .n North East Oshawa. Large private lot. $149900 Calf to view (905)571.1639. 4 BEDROOM SEMI, in Bow - m rivdle. large yard. garage. dose to school.shopping. 401. Asking $126.900 For more into (905) 697-3532 DISTRESS SALE - Barts fore- dosuros free Inst of loredo- sure properties. io receive a ee 24 firs, to 0 01042 to leave a so-,,., go th Dcat.ng rhidn puce rage and area you are eterested n (Talk to no one Report cour- tesy of Chris Pyke. Sutton Group Heritage Reality) FOR SALE BY OWNER lhx- Sndge brick bungalow, tin - shed basement. 3.1 bed- oon, 2 bathrooms. Irvirmo- •ron, kitchen, lot 59065 Needs a MNe work No ag rife please Asking $150.000 905- 952-7254 after 5 D -m (SM) FREEHOLD PLUS RAVINE. Freehold towruwuse, on aunt court Iocamon, backing oma ravine. 3 -bedrooms. 0arage. wen kept home. 5 appiarmces. Sutton Classic Frank Hawes. (9051430.9000 MaIMACULATE 4 -bedroom. 3 barn a,,aded gaage. up- gradescarpet. hardwood Roars. +endows doors. smsrg. newer rod. finished OSW ment. ppaoda JI T7100 (90511 L2 NEWCASTLE. Chairing 2 storey 4 bedroom 2 12n bath home Tashnuly deco- rated. new floonng carpel and wrhdows Fully, devNoped basement nacurD IUD. wood burr ng fnepia . central awl CAA for vrwwp 905-9e7- 1846 O►►ORTIINTY, first hie buyers or investment. 3 apert- merts. o n,mtivt income. ppYea1 Potefra. Prene Oshawa bur tion $155.000 Cal (416)335- 6104 LOW ler so 12 2RAt11 LAS 104 n dean said rock sllore- Ift 15 km bOMV Rokd. ty dro $29.900 Terns $297 50 per month.2 to kivooae from. 613-541-9629 WATERFRONT LOT - Palma - SW Lake 2.3 of, aces with 351 ft dean shoreline, Enpy a pristine lake traA lake 132.900 Terms 5319.56 month* 613.541-999 WNISTLEM/NLACItCOrt One bedroom condo an 9ladkoomb Mo~ for rens. 1999/2000 rerNats avaibDk. Cal (905)666.8103. a-" to Lad MOIIEY PROBLEMS, Get out of debt quick wiftul Everyone ahxxpled regardimt of credit rating. cal for foe information. 905576-3505. Studer loan Nick". FANG A-1 CRIT MINOR. We fix bad credit. Guaranteed! 416- 451-8537 or 1-677-6434130. :1 M°'ytipe, MORTGAGES - Good, bad and uaY Fnma% for amy pur- pose. AN applicationts L1accl ptad. Cals Services Corp• ( 668 6005. •:1 w $cicalas$, ..1 MORTGAGES AND LOANS 1ST, 2NDS AND 3RDS Need w;anacwec un yew Bri ndrhg. Cnirwti an ciiiiaieml brokQ wheal of douppm6 » snued- cvvywhvc res lima in a neptiva lopq. Pinvoc font"-munhlc w41h cagily. ASK FOR SYLVIA JULES (90S) 686-2537 (905) 430-8429 ev Ac vkreds full sin, mint condition, 11 A" 10"100 100,000 km, 6 cyl.. $5900 obo 434.2775 11147 FORD Galaxy 500. 2 door, hard top. 289 motor. red y 1 with red interior. Never winter / Wheat Orlw driven. 0' incl all the way must see! Certified. mi /M1 PLYMOUTH Voyager Inde for truck or $6500 723-7019. SE, 7 passenger, quads, ex - Days. 433-9570.snp cellem condition $9.000 Please call (905)4274649 1114! CORSICA LT - 4 door 1114 LUMINA APV - one hatchback, one owner Great shape, good running condi- owner, 7 passenger, fully loaded, timed glass. bon Asking $1,700 o Do as 66.000km /60,000/7 yr ex - is. Call (905)434-5468 after 6 tended warranty Emission p.m. snD. tested. remote Stan. 19N FORD Thunderbird. 3.8L. $14,885 o b o (905)720-2254. V6. auto. air, 194.000kms, in 1917 FORD F254. 44. 54 Fedshape• very dean Cern- Ince. 00 transmission. fled a Emission tested. $2.600 o b o (9051,718-70% 76.OtXA.m. B -n Arctic Pofy- board Snowplow Possible INO NISSAN PULSAR NX contract lot right person Ger- t 6 nr. 5 -sped 240.000 km, tf� $25.000 728-4595 very dean, runs btantully. original owner $2500 as ns ymp„ryobppes o b o Call 905-5.. J632 leave 1159 1412 Skidoo Formula Plus 1912 ciewofet cavalier. auto. 583 engine studded track. 4 cylinder 2 door. am/fm 2000 kin• M warmers. exed- cass air, emssron-tested, let condition. $2900 705- . 162.800 kms 54500 Call 328-0402 SM) Sean or Sherri at 576-3023 (snp) 1613 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SSE fully lWed, auto, air, power everything. latter n- terior. safely/drive dean, brand new 3800 superd afged engine. 180K. 59300 432- 1304 9-6pnn wee day$, or Man 666-5337 1t/5 FORD TAWM GL. 4 -door beige p/wA air. 120,000 -km $8.000 1989 OLDS CAWS. blue. 100.000 - km cert./enkssman $1500 Both arrxlent condition 905- 666.1207 IM MALIBO. 31 L V6, ado. ar. p windows. p locks. alu- nwwm whets. toted wind- ows. amrtm casuffe. wine with gray inlenor 47 000kms Noll cendy $14.900 1905)721- 8514 WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of Choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEM 905-706-144914 MM FNTUM? Can Us. 4500 $1000 Doerr Must be woiurg. AN Applications ons Ac- cepted. Hips Inventory. V610 - des 42500 and up Comma Asp Sales, 2M Deed" St. W., WkAF. Oa. (M6) us - My" VC'(17t'ti 1AIMMOOK sm A A A AIRO- cars. buds. boo. We pay w to $10,000. Cash on On spot. Any Wn6- tion, any year. Calf us any- time. 24 hours, 7 days, 30 rim. service. 905-61 5003 or 905.424.0591 CAN FON CARSI We buy Used vehida. Void" muat be in rtnrwlg Condition. Cam 427-2415 or corse to 479 Bay* SL East. Ajax at MUR- AD AUTO SALES. 17 SKIDOO CRATION excel- lent condition no damage $1200 o Do 905.649-1917 Alxrrrrwrs For R•nt 1-11EDROOM Lower level 7t bungalow Sep - ante entrance paved trios laundry.centra air r_;ose !o Ostrava Centre S155r monrhty utilities included Aa, De- cember ISI 434-1781 PICKERING - ROSEBANK and SHEPPARD - 2 bedroom basement apartment Excel - lel eorudmon Spaciow. brat, sepaale enhance, parking. cable. dose to salols. Immet ak poases- si01n. 1 para room sen avat- abfe. 906.8391781 2 - Two Bedroom ape in North Os w0-- 5725 a 5750. at a- dtom Newly renovated. Woe yard. limnediate pos- session. Can Tom Donovan (M)M-2000. 2 Massa Apartment Waf- Ak hmmtda". NTMI Ostia - TS. Clow10 Fist and lata$750 ildsoRY a O.S.0 ihdms+ GII416-3354 . 104 2 IEDMOOM ap now Osha- wa Centre and 401. Parlift laundry. storage. Non Smokers Preferred $660/mo. pus hydro. had" Nov. 1st. fK1- 2 mme00M NW. APT. Sep. enh. inducing . Parking. Vw5 mo. IS~. Avail. immediately, No Pts. ikry2fAllMr. Can 7.10pm (J) -S on 2 NEOROW broadooamd throughout. hey dean. $719. OWN included. 560 Bloc St. E OOW#a 72514%. 3 NEOOOOM, sown o$Iwha apattnent Owed backyard sepuri enumm. sm n- dlsiye. No pets. available Dec. 1st. 1St, lost and Miller- an= ler- a ices required. Cal 705-716- 1842. A MUST SM Oughts 2 bed - mow apt. in 3-u it oatempo rally O�ndyuse- cuts. Laundry, padx4 On bra rose. 4775( mo. rdusive. Norm.. 668 1432. PWm leave message. A MMMT one Dorm bsmt apt in South Oshawa, $46Wmorgh. Private entrance and services. Gose a bus, shopping. Park- ing extra.. Ouct abstakw(s). If MO(N te (905)725-2764. AJAX, WW 1 bedroom• legal basement api . Seperate en- trance, ba dry, full bath. CAC, o smdars"%. First4ast required. $700. inclusive. 60561995M ask for Clovis. 11 ser f o NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 31,1999 PAGE 29 A/P 11 -or1 ares a 0- 1 owM f 0- 1 oiwM fw PAN Rent Rat Rtrt RENT -WORRY FREE 1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apts. Refurbished & New Appliances. All Util. included. In-house Supt. & Maint. On site Security. Rental Offlce: inion - Fri. gain - 0 pm Sat 8 Sun fpm- Spm VALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT IIUII SOS -079-1 ez6 Illi APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby Crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apts. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: http://windiammer.webiump.com AVAILABLE Immediately, Wh.tes/Bayfy 1 -bedroom basement apartment. sepa- rate entrance. IVC. full kAch- en, rnon-smdung sat single working lady $650Andusive FirsIdast, references. (905)839-6014. BACHELOR apartment. Town- bne/Sloor St. Courtice. Park- ing. private entrance. fun beth and kitchen Nonsmoker/no pets Firstiast. $475lmonth ndudes utilities and cabs Cal (905)404-4121 after Spm BACHELOR APT $512/month- IV plus utikoes, 3rd ft= wa*- ano efevadx. rnqunes Can Mani $52-3107 Leave mes- sage BACHELOR APT, new bus a C-hawa Hospital Avamlabk November 1st, Sit%inonln ndusive FvSVWtt required :all (905)723-2280 gam - 5 am BEAUTIFUL. bright. large )pen concept 1 bedroom casement in westney •igen$. Api1C $750 0-K whdu- sme. no smoking, no pets. :all 80 0 905.427-3909 CENTRAL Dsktwt. urge 2 bedroom apartments avadable n well-maetamed building nose to an atnefl - - , Pew call (9051723-09n 9 am - 7 pm CLAREM NT. kuxwy on apartmeit. one bedroom. araw strange. pwb% $6 0 Pius 1 Rrson no pets - 6491917 905 EXCELLENT LOCATION. Pick- ering. sit man floor 3 bedroom. S11& 1 /Mo. Lem" moulded. or, non-smoker, near G�O. awa.1- aft Nat. calf 905-420- 2104. LARGE 14 EDR00M, man boy of Crouse in Ape beach am LargretThdpecktahrhardwood moors. W $90C incus'" t�3en. NORTHEAST OSHAWA - 1 bdrm den apt Pafeng. No srrmoklglpe" Suilabk for profestiorgl +wm4 person. Avail December 1s1. FinsV IV. $700/emond ihdrsive. (9051720.2307. Ow B®RO011 ape. mea bus OshaAvailable Daecewbeerr 1 UMrrsor du9ive. First a east. Can (905)723-2260 9w - spm. ONE BEOMOOM puenmamb apartment. immediake oeae- vvee�Oshawa. con- n shoppUg and bum. sU pturafe atlalce. 3 pc bath, fumy hunceonal kitdmmvery dean and newly, renovated,parkwLaundry moth.fg650 Share Cat (105)720-2207 ONE NEDRO011 basemwd apartment. Pad -O• WWI". am. no skrmok. no pas. %Mmo. indusive. Cam W5- 435-41611. AJAR, On BENNO baseman apt. antral air, 6repiace able. nikliles kr- ckrdsd Non sNmokef. rl pts• (� )�-6i a�vaNabk Nov. 1. mvm Am. BMW" 1 a 2 bedroom. Includes 0-e dil- iees aid Lamdry m rile 8 i1 (905)Kt2- 8911411 12 843 -0425. for se 1- 2622. OSNAWA Bloor/Park heshly Wined. spacious I-bedrooUn $620. 2 -bedroom $720 morn". close to au &nerhi- fes. Laundry on site. FirsVWst required. No pets 410.707- 6403. ONE BEDROOM Oshawa - VJWfft0. Wit= Apartments Uwe King Large. doh. bright. Near shoppin"us. Laundry. parking. Cable avaibble. Avowk immediate*. (905) 720-2153... PICKERING - ONE bedroom basement apt Separate en- trance. no smdony , FirsV east a relaaceca. Surfs work- Inq person $30G(bi-weekty Close to all amenities (905)831-5185 PICKERING Spacious 2 bed- room basement Private en- trance. appliances. $795 month Sue Duc esnay Royal Lepage Frank 1905) 686-1821 PICKERING VILLAGE - 1 bed- room basement apartment Available Dec t Separate en- =trarce. paki^g, utdaies, $650 ane. SdmtaDle fa S X1096 a No Pers. (9051 PIMRMG VILLAGE one bedroom basenem n d PICK. residen0al street, walk to trance ! slhopprg $W singe. quer wakxg adult. avalibe Nov 15 5580 Inclusive 1905)509-2375 PICKERING VILLAGE Bea milut 2-DMropm condominium Apartment with lege DaltomM Toux log parktard Broad- klonhhed Rec pinlrc we pod. ec Underground PabnO. se- anhy S1225' -nth in - octupacy (416)441- 1889 PvckerrM 1 -bedroom base - mew apatment Large bath- room with sauna a W-Uinh. btdhen. Will co tarred. Wuwr- ogryMWoities $7DO"no sin R able Noveimb�er Men Can (905W0,2002 PNOEINMG, basement ap . Nov 15111 Wr$500 erchmdrmp UMF Des, 160 psis Painting Walorg atvtasomh 1 only h (�9054i7-0072 aha Sleets Slim weekdays a all days NETNED - Ouret Drill in Oshawa. mature Wants. central Wow 2 a 3 bed- room apartments avenabk MMAM t st Electric Ma. MWsfer/dryer each door Tel (905)579 9016. S►ACWA va-mainmem 2 bedroom ceps Avail. at 900 and 886 Gkn St. Sanki e n wait -in closets. paint pmvd- ad. close to salols• shopping centre. GO St~ 1Rintes included. G1 728-4993. De freshly decorat 3 BIR apts. for to 0 b $800 utd. in 280 Wentworth Your First choj< W5) 721-8741 TOP W NOOSE, 2 Otdr00a apt. avail. irwir L with stylus no Ilett, adults w2icorrme. 905 666.4145, ask for Joame. (Dmdasl Colons am) TWO detached 5650/alortA pia for Non smoppkfefea, excekm Tor mature atWASpheM aswdaEle ,� 1st ALSO one bedroom main Rook. baidgradaxe$SM mom bs y6s.Cetrab- oom 8 dow mule. Close fer Silt-swoker. Res"US, ONE AW TWO BEOR aged" November 1. Two loatids at 350 kings a 946 MMM Rd. Oshava. 4600/ more. an inclusive, Co pitn. please all from 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. 905576-0724. WWM BACHELOR Avail. Dec 1. S60Nrno inclusive. Durda/Garden area. 416- 789.4145 or 906.665-7543. WW rent hien you can own your own home for las than you thinkM Cam Dave Hay - lack Saks Rep. Reuse Summit Realty (1991) Ltd. (905) 666-3soo or (905) 66- 3211 SACK OF RENTING OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASY!! • Fist Time Buyer? - Call Markt Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Marki Not Munch Downpaymervt? - Cal Mark! Mark offers honest, professional, ., no pressure service to help you own a horns. (905) 571 -SM or 1-SOO-8404WS Mark Stapley V _,;zso" PAW PAM MNRy Fleet Es1tib Lid. YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE:' WN from $7001mornth i Not Much Ovwnpaymeni m (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley $.a WC M,• 1�M, �.I [i0k lig AM DASA OU I naw a home for you 6 rinpnths free. From $500 IRtpme reQWrtment from $28.500 gross Spew) homes ad fi umnip Call' Ken CoWs. Coldwell Banker (905)728.9114 A UNBEATABLE DEAL! From $500 down owr your own home SW -10 at $69.900 Car- ries for less than rem OAC 24 W free recorded wrsst/e 905-728.1069 ext 277 old- wd Banker RMR Real Estee Auneka Rasahu ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 6 months tree, then own a h- from SMV110nifl You require full time family in- come $28.000 • reasonable Credit I do the rat Don't Wart Can Bill Roka Codvi d Banker RMR Real Estate to- day (9051 728,9114 AJAR CLEAN 2 bedroom bungalow large lotc1m. lour aapppipl j950 utiktes Kathy Meredth. Sales Rep S�f}rmegt 416.281-9500. 593-1 AJAX, 003 --bedroom, 2.1/2 ba11K huge fainly room with b AC. Central vat. 5 apes. brand new carpet - Mo. freshly panned. double WraOe. uaerloa g atm pus Stilets$. Call I905)a27- 1798. LOC Cf for revs Shc-cort- � . f� firilttlao:. $600 . pets AgdaMt 11pv tA9 655-3001 KNOM-08MAWA border. (MMWW Ave.) 2-for-1. 2 story sen with basen em apt . Nudge, stove lined yad, 0-r. 51250 pis. Dec .1 Can- dolyn Management. 90428- 766 �! WANTED N PICININIG area - Prefer rod to own or lease am to deldhen with special needs is ktokng to a Inge detached dean wen-mann- tavied 4 or 5 -bedroom home. Excellent rel ormces soil able. Pksase can (416)139 9768. 1 %Ed - At OSMAWA SOMTN 3 bed - roan townhouse close to more ukkbts. Fi�rstAatt.. Available O�ealnb rerlst. (905) 579-M1 Rssm Mo ' C mmoomn .ca - Me. kitdieiclun GGn�� yaaidpikikc�iti rear PT S36pnmonth Station, biweft. (906}420 4318. f1NMIMMW Room or share lowthom. ho use Of , r, . fa6tks laundry. cable. now1111. r4ru�p W ail ioAvailable immmee- ft*. (905)-728-1764. OSMAWA - Available imme- diately. $425Imonth. No relate. Caplin (905)5m76- I�e rat (905)259.2112. « ROOMS FOR RENT, for fur- ther nlormation call 720. 0027. $MCI= one bedroom• in lu urious house. Use at all facilities. Pets allowed, Park - ng. 44501mo. inclusive. FISC 8 last Harwood 8 H". 12. Cal 905.619-0976. a 1ROOM for WWTST - GardeNBurs area. Seconds to 401 Furnished or unfurnished room available immediately S3501mon h in- clusive Cal( (905)665.6626 1 Shared ftm-no, AJAX - ON LAKE, furnished bedroom, luxury rondo apt . includes own bathroom/show- r. share kitchen Cable. Win• dry/ recreation facilities. park- sinngle. e$800 619. cftat 73 er lure PICKERING "Close to GO and snopp.nq. $450/mo mhly Laundry a parking, smoker OK have pets Shure bath- room/kitchen Call 905-420. 5739 WHITBY WF to stare house. 5650 inclusive of parlurg. .sundry. separate washroom, available immediately Easy 401 access Call Tracey 905-433-1303 M CorudorhmWunr Far Rtrl A SHORT TERM furnished luxury 2 Bedroom cordo. VCR. pole, tekph phark- ing. tennis. 1 fbor. tournry Sel'ting. elo $1.849 inclusive (905) 623.0079. (416) 875- 3221 a 1 ofne: as Relict Sraceu !!! LOCATION LOCATION 1. CATION Across from Oshawa Cmtw 600sq n. 0- tics aria atie Od 1 CaN 434- 2447 or 6554132 COkM1EAt7At UNITS. Park A aim great ocarion 1 Avail - am Vets. 1425 s� n each Call (905) 579-5077 after 5 pine (905) 571-3281 OFFICE SPACE for rent, ex - A. wnabnn Dundas St E. Mmaby. 40OW Available umredralety All Inclusive Reasonable Can 905-725- 2642 or 728.6956 RETAIL SPACE 1085 scl ft. $3 Best rate $$ 70 ConreNricial Ave. (Har x/401) 1-8x8-819-0003 WINTBT MOCK ST Saes fxr, shed ~reW spas from 766-sqft 4 1528 -sq ft good bldgs nor hvy 401 Nick Eq - nos Real Estate 1-1100-941- 3339 • Oman, A Sn.SSIMWM FOR OUT- DOOR STORAGE NORTH EAST MiAWA. Trailers, boat . RV's. fwd surface. locked gales. year round ac- cess. indoor •Yck taw- ageavo1ank Ca 9M) 576- MMM M Storage sutabfe for car $6W mouth. Cal 905-43D- 7087 BOO M STONACE, for IIDa6, cars, etc. Reasonable rates. CA (905) Awali02 Wft lrhtlrefY • IMOUSIRML Uffn FOR RENT - law sq n., trisit level i door.111) prise eor�. 1 CWW BOOK MOW for besu*W cha- let. am wnverierhrxt. large wean cola Lv.. jaccrm, Intl bub. mart' adivitia. Great lex a Coutry Chris= Sleeps 10. Dal Nrr Moon Rttrnl. Snow mobile mwer5 and sic till nearby. 1-899.6699448. BtiCi'A1N Mer` AtWftk ATTENTION SMOWONIOS: A perfect tarry* vara m home in Clearwater Ronda. 3 bed- room towento e, poop. IauH zi, tennis churl- pond. BOO. priwte�yyaard, dose to beach and t;04gJan, toi Available raw and photos (905) 5M788 brio. 8 boom %@ WHITBY. Desirable 3 bdrm. Condo/Townhome. Quiet court location Upgrade oak 4pc Dam. central 0-r, economical pas heat, $104,900 Call (9051666.8256. $14/.i1N - v mITSY. Desir- able 3 bdrm Condo/Town- home, quiet court location Upgrade windows, garden door walk -out. new rod .n 1999 Call to inspect (905)666-8256 3 BEDROOM RANCH style bungalow with one bedroom basement apt .n North East Oshawa. Large private lot. $149900 Calf to view (905)571.1639. 4 BEDROOM SEMI, in Bow - m rivdle. large yard. garage. dose to school.shopping. 401. Asking $126.900 For more into (905) 697-3532 DISTRESS SALE - Barts fore- dosuros free Inst of loredo- sure properties. io receive a ee 24 firs, to 0 01042 to leave a so-,,., go th Dcat.ng rhidn puce rage and area you are eterested n (Talk to no one Report cour- tesy of Chris Pyke. Sutton Group Heritage Reality) FOR SALE BY OWNER lhx- Sndge brick bungalow, tin - shed basement. 3.1 bed- oon, 2 bathrooms. Irvirmo- •ron, kitchen, lot 59065 Needs a MNe work No ag rife please Asking $150.000 905- 952-7254 after 5 D -m (SM) FREEHOLD PLUS RAVINE. Freehold towruwuse, on aunt court Iocamon, backing oma ravine. 3 -bedrooms. 0arage. wen kept home. 5 appiarmces. Sutton Classic Frank Hawes. (9051430.9000 MaIMACULATE 4 -bedroom. 3 barn a,,aded gaage. up- gradescarpet. hardwood Roars. +endows doors. smsrg. newer rod. finished OSW ment. ppaoda JI T7100 (90511 L2 NEWCASTLE. Chairing 2 storey 4 bedroom 2 12n bath home Tashnuly deco- rated. new floonng carpel and wrhdows Fully, devNoped basement nacurD IUD. wood burr ng fnepia . central awl CAA for vrwwp 905-9e7- 1846 O►►ORTIINTY, first hie buyers or investment. 3 apert- merts. o n,mtivt income. ppYea1 Potefra. Prene Oshawa bur tion $155.000 Cal (416)335- 6104 LOW ler so 12 2RAt11 LAS 104 n dean said rock sllore- Ift 15 km bOMV Rokd. ty dro $29.900 Terns $297 50 per month.2 to kivooae from. 613-541-9629 WATERFRONT LOT - Palma - SW Lake 2.3 of, aces with 351 ft dean shoreline, Enpy a pristine lake traA lake 132.900 Terms 5319.56 month* 613.541-999 WNISTLEM/NLACItCOrt One bedroom condo an 9ladkoomb Mo~ for rens. 1999/2000 rerNats avaibDk. Cal (905)666.8103. a-" to Lad MOIIEY PROBLEMS, Get out of debt quick wiftul Everyone ahxxpled regardimt of credit rating. cal for foe information. 905576-3505. Studer loan Nick". FANG A-1 CRIT MINOR. We fix bad credit. 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Please allow time for us to con- firm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service I representatives will (call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. Irel Ir Fax News Advertiser 905-579.4218 ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS!! Our 'Auction Package" consists of your ad running weekly in these publications: • Oshawa Whitby This Week • Ajax Pickering News Advertiser • Port Perry This Week • Northumberland News • Uxbridge Tribune • Canadian Statesman 'Advertisers Please Note: Effective Nov. 1st, the Canadian Statesman will be a Tuesday publication instead of Wed., so please submit your ad by noon Monday. One call does it all!! Phone 576-9335 Fax 579-4218 1 Births 1 Births NE FOR THE BOYS' TEAM!I Aislynn and Kendra arc thrilled w announce the amval of their baby brother Adam Braydon Raw, born September 27•. 1999 weighing 6 lbs. Adam is welcomed to the world by all his grandparents, aunts. uncles, cousins and friends. Great Grandpa Adam up in heaven is also watching o%er aur little angel. Shareen and Paul would like to once again thank Dr. Edwards. Dr. McIntyre and nurse Olivia for all their special care. :11 Improvertrnts :11 Improveilhenb DEILECT WINDOW Deal Directly and Saw Vinyl Replacement Thermal Windows Side Slider - Double Hung . say . cow, All types of Aluminum Work Free Estimates (905) 426-6342 :1 RooRrtg M Roolk A 6r C ROOFU*G And AltltttttistatNa Shingling, all types of roofs, new and old, Workmanship Guaranteed. 10% Discount to Seniors, fully insured. Fm estimates. Call AMre".ar at (9K) 4294704 �Roofing, LELLAN Windows 905-767-1240 & Renovations John McLellan "A Man ojNis Word" V11S ashlllatts pi,�u.a a PMlwtlw►W14OWiwsa�waa sea" -annosso :.� =� 'e -80-4* aa1MO1rML�a011�Aty YOMll01EMOM .11 IIRProwIN.Na :11 IINpnseatRSRM Rec-ro:, AdMons, � n 20 yrs. Exp. Call Mario (9l- 619. 4M cd4416) 560- 4663 DOORS •R• US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. 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Please call 427-7854 892 , �.• 11111"Upscale'111111' Elocom soMca Serving Durham Region Discretion Guaranteed Open 9 a.m. Daily (905)725-2322 Now filing 18+ -dgtlN*—M 6wpkwr EJ CAANCE & CfAZ EFJJAa1=a DIt90E110N GUARAralMD 40"761 .vow irzM=G ell &22uwn News Advertiser re- quests him advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad - with not be re- lor more than ane incorrect Insertion and there shah be no It - ability for non -insertion of any advertisement, liablity for errors in ads is Gmeed to the amourd paid for the space occu- pying the error. All copy is subject to the appm vat of nwlapemem of News Adventise, s allif e * Children's entertainment for any occasion. Clowns, character look-alikes, loot bags, face painting, magic, music. Blue Ribbon Award Winner - City Parent IN.'97',98',99" CLOWN / MAGICIAN alb • Live animals • All occasions • All ages Call Jeff ( 905) 839-7057 News Advertiser is seeking contractor to deliver to rural areas in Pickering. Work consists of collation and distribution of papers and flyers. Four days a week. Must have vehicle. Please contact Camille at 683-5117 From the Family of MARK HUTCHESON The sudden and untimely death of Mark, our beloved Sem, Brother,. and Uncle on Friday Oct. 22, 1999 has saddened us all. The outpouring of grief from family, friends and co-workers has been over- whelming. To all the nearly 500 friends who came to Mark's funeral, we say a big Thank You. Canadian Tire, Pickering, must surely have been empty that day as it seemed the whole store came out to say goodbye. Bell Canada, Hallmark Canada, Exper- tech Canada and Precision Tools all al- lowed large numbers of their staff to pay their respects to Mark and our family. "Walt's Bar and Grill" seemed to have been a favourite place to hang out with friends. Many staff members took the time to come to the funeral and let us know how well Mark was thought of. A wonderful eulogy by Martin Searle said it all. Our immediate neighbours, who are also friends did a lovely job of catering for so many people. Thank You!! The floral tributes were beautiful and brightened up the lives of many seniors at Ballycliff Lodge after Mark was cre- mated. Donations made to the Children's Make A Wish Foundation were gratefully ac - Many lovely cards, Mass cards and le tern are now treasured. Mark has been cremated and his asht will rest in a Sundial Urn u at the fan ily cottage, a place he loved, but was a ways too busy to enjoy. Sincere thanks from Mary, Ken, Paul, Karen, Jason, Cameron and Zoe ATTENTION R I A 0 1 R S I .4 S_ r Send in your favourite C hrW mas i photo for a chance to have it published as the front cover of our C7uiAlam Carol Book and WIN A ,~ DINNER FOR 21. Contest Rules: Photos must be received by Wednesday November IOth/99. (Pictures must be original, no colour printouts. Pictures must be a least 4"x6" and images clear). Pictures will not be returned unless specified for pick-up at our office or put in a stamped return envelope. Winner's picture will be announced inside and the picture will appear on the cover of the T IHIH SWEEK aMRNEWS0 v E Christrltas Carol Book. Kyourawnhadollill would Ike leo order -copies of the Chrisillm (',aid Book, call S794400 or 68&5110 today. Drop off or mail your photo to: Chriishm Carol Book Contest e% Lisa Preston, P.O. Box 481, 865 Farewell St., Oshawa, L1H 7L5 or one of the following satellite offikes: WHITBY - 1032 Brock St. S. (Plaza just N. of 401) 6664MM BOWMANVILLE - 95 King St. E. (Hank's Chicken Plaza) 62.3-0622 AJAX - 130 Commercial Ave. Ajax 683-5110 PICKERING - 1822 Whites Rd. (Sala/1.eo Amberlea Plaza) 420.1358 UXBRIDGE • 24 Toronto St. N. 852-9741 or 640-2874 PORT PERRY - 1625 Scugog St. 985-2511 Revenge is sweet for bantams PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Bay Cycle-Tacc Con- struction minor bantam select hockey team re- mains undefeated after three regular - season games. Pickering post- ed a 5-2 victory over Unionville which beat the Panthers in the York-Simcoe league champi- onship playoff round last season. The local se- lects broke the game wide open in the second peri- od when they scored three times. Jesse Seward, with his second of the contest, got the ball rolling on as- sists from Brian Walders and Shawn Dubeau. Troy Carpenter connected for the second goal of the frame from Chris Walsh and John Kenthol. Paul Denis capped a productive period with a goal, assist- ed by Chris Macil- wain. Pickering's final goal of the night was scored by Kenthol in the third period. Car- penter drew an as- sist. Walders and Craig Burrell drew assists on Seward's first -pe- riod goal. The minor ban- tam selects now boast a 3-0-0 record in league play. The team is coached by Paul Carpenter, assist- ed by Al Macil- wain and Ian Hackett. 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