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Home My WebLink AboutNA1999_11_07T The best in business Details on page PICKERIN I G NEWS ADVERTISER P I C K E R I N G' S COMMUNITY N EWSPAPER SINCE 1 9 6 5 PRESSRUN 44,300 28 PAGES SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1999 OPTIONAL 4 W'I-.I:k DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND Nuclear watchdog slams Province Pickering Proposed • r women on water tritium under ire BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer The provincial Ministry of the Environmentis poised to make a decision on the controversial issue of what should be considered a safe level of radioactive tritium 'n drink- ing water, and a local lobby group on nuclear issues says the ministry appears to be making the wrong de- cision. 'They're planning to adopt the 7,000 bec:qucrels per litre (Bq/1) standard;' says Irene Kock of Durham Nuclear Awareness ' (DNA), adding that standard allows for a level of risk tar higher than what would be permitted for a non- .F, on- ;, radioactive hazardous substance. Now 0W"VE W T BY U.. 0 CALL US TODiArt 111M WALL NOT an uMDERSOLD:: am ostt wwsw Zs9 Skdion SUNT S�49M 11�OM'ffisOQi schlool U , I -112V. MWMW= NOK, ss ow RMV~ Re. "It's a mystery to me why they've allowed the double standard to exist" Radioactive tritium is routinely emitted by the Pickering and Dar- lington nuclear stations, at levels permitted by existing regulations. Ontario currently has only an in- tcnm standard for tritium - a maxi- mum of 7,000 BqA, the same as the Canadian standard. In 1994, the provincially -ap- pointed Adviscwy Committee on Environmental Standards (ACES) recommended the Ontario guide- line be set at 100 BqA immediately and be further reduced to 20 BqA See PROPOSED page S Inside the N ew-s Advertiser WHERE TO RN R Editorial Page ...........6 Coleaist ..............6 Name Dropping .........12 SWIs ................19 Classified .............22 SIVE US A CALL General ..........683-5110 Disbibrtioa ......683-5117 Classified ........683-0707 Death Notices .....683-3005 Siia�orely VMS ...........1-800-662-8423 Email newsroom@durham.net Web site ....durhamnews.net FAX.............683-7363 RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Christmas comes early Students at St. Bernadette Catholic School in Ajax have been busy this fall making sore Christmas arrives early for needy people around the world. Students at the school collected and wrapped gifts to be sent to more than 60 countries through an organization called Samaritan's Purse. Here, clockwise from front row, are An- car jacked, abducted PICKERING — Three men are wanted in connection with the possible abduction of three Pickering women who say they were car -jacked Thursday. Durham Regional Police say the three'womcn, all in their 20s, report they were sitting in their car on Fernam Street around 7:30 p.m. when they were abducted at gunpoint by three men. Two of the men got into the car and drove the women around the Pickering area for a short time, while the third man re- mained in a four -door silver car, police say. Two women were released un- harmed at the nearby Amberlea Plaza and the third returned home in the vehicle shortly be-. fore 10 p.m. suffering only minor injuries. Police say they believe the victim may have known one of her abductors. "We believe there was a rea- son this particular vehicle was targeted and we're still looking ;into that;" says police force drew Evans, Jennifer Gallop, Aaron Smith and April Jackman. See SUSPECTS page S Walks aim to end extracurriculars tiff -'Talks could continue soon be- tween Durham's public school board and its secondary teachers in an attempt to resolve an ongo- ing dispute prior to an Ontario Labour Relations Board (OLRB) hearing later this month. . Durham District School Board officials and local members of the .Ontario Secondary School Teach- ers' Federation (OSSTF) met with OLRB senior labour rela- tions officer Janet Ruzycki Wednesday in a bid to reach a set- tlement on educators' participa- tion in extracurricular activities prior to a hearing set for Nov. 19. The dispute was not resolved this week but "there is the possi- bility of another meeting being set up before the hearing on the 19th," reports board communica- tions manager Mary -Brown. 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He is described as white, 5'8" Hith a thin build, scruffy looking with brown hair in a Board, union continue talks before Nov. 19 hearing BOARD from page I The school board has said those charges were part of its response to a charge laid by OSSTF and an individual teacher Sept. 24 alleging the board was using unfair labour prac- tices. Meanwhile, OSSTF Durham District president Shelley Page described W'ednesday's meeting as "a lost day. "We didn't even start what we went there to do;' she says. "I'm at a loss to ... what the next step could be." Vr• Oasis Ultimate Man's Chair. Now s.. Available for 10 Christmas 41c0ow OSHAWA ?OC .>.-Xw .- M42" 0; eG 6r.' Ma A10 Bp=QM'1u�+irft. yK 1=w'4r":ae Cookst Rediiner ,. o. COOLER qev Ole *W COW 7"aaa»+na2M ]w M ME WS: ire tea ft&GOs %&WP.r M br- i ,.a ponytail. He was in his late 30s to early 40s and was wearing a brown or black leather bomber jacket. Police seized a videotape from the bank's surveillance system. 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"Me Minister of Environment took the correct step in coming out in favour of the proposal.- But, roposal"But, Mr. Diamond then cor- rected himself. "If those are the words (I used), they're inappro- MBERLEA TONY CLEMENT Under fire over letter priate and I take them back. I was in error. I'm still hopeful (the Province) will support our appli- cation" In his letter to Mr. Anderson, Mr. Clement wrote, A trust you will carefully consider this new information and would appreci- ate being informed of your re- sperosc to Mr. Diamond." The Region chairman came to the defence of the Environment Minister in an interview last week. "It's just a letter telling us there's an opportunity to open up an Environmental Assessment if DENTAL CENTRE WA -K-ItN HOURS Daily 8 a.m. - 9 P.M. Sat. 10 a.m - 4 p.m. .... "11R. EAHFAGEAZW' 054GEA AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. 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AND EVERY NIG y �Rw • iSt= IIIK'tF N R OSHAWA 4 Z Proposed tritium levels slammed by DNA 1PROPOSF_D from page I after five years. ACES also rec- ommended the new standard be applied as a 'maximum accept- able concentration', so that when it was exceeded an alternative water supply would be made available. The ACES report stat- ed "exposure to 7,(XX) BqA repre- sents a risk of approximately 340 excess fatal cancers per million people exposed over their entire lives', while the acceptable risk from contaminants under other regulations is often in the area of one excess cancer per million people exposed. After receiving the ACES re- port, the Province set the interim standard and asked the federal government for assistance. A committee , of representatives from the MOE, Health Canada and the Atomic Energy Control Board was established to exam- ine the issue. That committee, in a report entitled 'Assessment and Management of Cancer Risks from Radiological and Chemical Hazards', recommended retain- ing the 7,000 Bq/1 standard. The Environment Ministry is now in the process of adopting a new standard, and has proposed the 7,000 Bq/1 limit. "From our perspective as a public interest organization," DNA has written in a letter to the ministry, "the double standard which allows extra risk to the public from exposure to radioac- tive materials, as compared to other hazardous substances, is unacceptable and should be eliminated in the process of set- ting the Ontario Drinking Water Objectives for radioactive mate- rials. This double standard is not warranted because there are pol- lution control measures which could and should be taken by the Suspects being SUSPECTS from page 1 sought spokesman Sergeant Jim Grimley. The first suspect is described as black, in his early 20s, 5'8" with dark hair. He was wearing a dark jacket and blue jeans. The second is de- scribed as black, early 20s, 6'1" with a shaved head. He wore a green jacket and blue jeans. The third suspect is white, early 20s and was driving a four -door ,11-,-cr car. Anyone with information ()n the incident can polluters to reduce radioactive pollution." With the four older 'A' reac- tors at the Pickering station cur- rently shut down, the level of tri- tium at the Ajax water plant, which also serves Pickering, has rarely exceeded 20 BqA in 1998- 99. When the 'A' reactors were still operating in 1997, average weekly levels ranged from ap- proximately 8.0 Bq/1 to a high of about 40 BqA. A non -routine tri- tium leak from the Pickering nu- clear station in August 1992 re- sulted in tritium levels in the drinking water at Ajax peaking at 1,300 Bq/L. Another leak in April 1996 resulted in peak tri- tium levels of 831 Bq/L at Ajax. Ontario Power Generation has set its own internal goal for tritium emissions from its nu- clear plants — at an average of no more than 100 BqA in local water over the course of a year. in car jacking contact the criminal investigation branch of the Ajax Pickering Community Police Office at 1- 888-683-9100 or Durham Crime Stoppers at 436 -TIPS. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, November 7, 1999 PAGE 5 P on pNE INpCE CNA N� ►_TO W! ■ " - WINKER OF A MIUEIYNIUM BARBIE .Meghsn Didam - Kelly (8 yrs.) Fill out the ballot below fora' your chance to WIN!! 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DURHAM NEWS ADV ERTISFR NOV- - 7 1 9 9 9 17 EDITORIAL Students denied chance to make views known Separate school board off base in giving pupils a bad lesson on rights Local students are missing a chance many of their counterparts across Cana- da will get Nov. 19 - the right to vote. As part of the 10th anniversary of the UNICEF Convention on the Rights of the Child, students across the country are being asked to vote on the rights they consider the most important for kids. Those rights include education, family, food and shelter and rest and play. You wouldn't think any of those rights would cause anybody a concern but they have. At the Durham Catholic District School Board, chairman Mary Ann Martin explains schools have been in- formed not to distribute anv information about the vote until the board investi- gates it further. She notes information about the student election "was deliv- ered to all of the schools directly" with- out first going to the director. Durham District School Board com- munications manager Man Brown re- port~ there doesn't appear to be much interest in participating in the vote at schools across the region. At a recent secondary school principals' meeting, only Brock High School in Cannington indicated plans were under way to hold the vote at the school, Ms. Brown says, noting participation in the event is an in- dividual school decision. In a country that continues to look for ways to increase voter turnout at the fed- eral, provincial and municipal levels, Housinglan no Garden of Eden p telling students they are not allowed to vote on an issue as basic as children's .rights sends a bad message about the de- mocratic process. Students who are told at an early age they can't vote may take that message with them the rest of their lives. At the public board, principals should take an active role in encourag- ing the vote at their schools. It's also unnerving to see our pub- licly -funded school system, which should be teaching our children about the need to vote and to speak out on is- sues they deem important, place a gag order or show indifference to the vote in our local classrooms. To justify this decision by saying trustees were not informed is a mistake. UNICEF's decision to approach princi- pals may be seen as the wrong one but it is the school principal who can best say how the vote is to take place. Principals should have been given the chance to discuss the vote with teachers who could have then used the 10 rights as part of a lesson on democracy. Those principals who showed indifference may be selling their students short in not taking advan- tage of this opportunity. In the end, the students are left with a missed opportunity and an educational experience has been lost. That's a pity. E-mail comments on this editorial to nnews@durham.net. Include your full naive and town of residence. EXCUSE ME wri15 15 A NICE STOVY AND AIL Rn I DON'T 59 NOW M RELEVANT TO OUR MViROAL. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR We must never forget veterans who fought for our freedom To the editor: This Nov. 11 will be our last Remembrance Day of this centu- ry- Just as there are thousands of poppies in Flanders fields, thou- sands of young men died in the Speaking of apples, darn those Big Apple Yankees Some items that need to be ad- right to tell politicians where they can dressed: Keith cake their plans. Isn't it nice Toronto has rediscov- - Ajax rolled out the red carpet for ered that large body of water along its Gilligan the 60th reunion of the HMS Ajax and south end? After years of trying to River Plate Veterans Association. And, block off access, much less the view of St Writer it must be said everyone m the com- Lake Ontario, now' the City, the munity did a great job. Anytime I came Province and the feds are going to in contact with one of the 65 guests, open up the waterfront. That's nice, al- though it would have been consider- ably cheaper if politicians and bureau- crats had shown some vision years ago and kept the lakefront somewhat clear. You know, like they've done in Ajax. - - Nobody but the developer wants it, but that hasn't stopped a Toronto zil- lionaire from pushing ahead with his plans for Gan Eden (Hebrew for Gar- den of Eden) in Uxbridge. The Town- ship said `no' to the housing project and Durham Region said 'no'. But, the ultimate arbiter will be the Ontario Municipal Board and who knows what will happen there? Just ask the fine folks of Brooklin about the OMB and its decision-making history. It would have been cheaper, saved everyone a great deal of aggravation and anger, and been much more streamlined if the Gan Eden plan had gone right to the OMB. Better yet, why not get rid of the OMB all together and let local govern- ments decide what's best for their community? That's a novel thought - representative government. - Over the next 12 months, you're going to be asked repeatedly what you want from local goverment. You'll be asked if you want municipalities to merge or to remain as is. Don't be afraid to ask what may be the most im- portant question: How will amalga- mating save me, the taxpayer, money in both the short and long term? Ask for facts, statistics and proof that merg- er will be a money -saver. Don't settle for anecdotal answers. If you don't get the answer you want, you have every the first thing they mentioned was the wart welcome they were receiving. The community did itself proud. trenches of Europe, in Korea and on the beaches of Normandy and Dieppe. Walking through the Dachau concentration camp, I could en- vision the atrocities committed against mankind and it made me shudder. Inhabitants all over the world just vanished. Some of our last remaining and aging war veterans reside at the George Hees Veterans Wing at Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto. I see living legacies, some without limbs, confirming once again the stark realities of war. Let us never forget the past, and honour our veterans who fought so valiantly for our free- dom. History never lies. Even when that freedom is repeatedly tested by politically correct in- terests and events, let us not for- get to do our part. If you cherish your freedom, wear your poppy proudly, extend your hand and thank a veteran for their many sacrifices. On November the 1 1 th at the I 1 th hour, let us remember those who went before us. Lest we for- get. Herman van der Veen Oshawa - Those dastardly New York Yan- kees have won the World Series, again! Sporting types are saying how lovable The News Advertiser accepts let - this year's version of the Bronx ters to the editor. All letters should Bombers is. That is not an opinion I be typed or neatly hand-written, share. My thoughts are more along the 150 words. Each letter must be lines of damn their rat -breath hides to signed with a first and last name or Hades. What's next - people saying two initials and a last name. Please how sad it is to see the Montreal Cana- include a phone number for verifi- diens struggling? By the way, the cation. The editor reserves the right Yanks only beat the Boston Red Sox to edit copy for style, length and because they conspired with the um- content. Opinions expressed in let- ptres• ters are those of the writer and not .necessarily those of th N E-mail comments on this column to nnewsCdurham.net Include your Jug name and town of residence. e ews Ad- vertiser. We regret that due to the volume of letters, not all will be printed. 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The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax dt Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Chou lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Coun- cil. The publisher re- serves the right to classify or refuse any advertise- ment. Credit for adver- tisement limited to space price error occupies. �� ; '--"-aaa+�4w!ritr--et. r � � � �•.w�lesn,r i �t 1` I NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY Novernber 7,1999 PAGE 7 AM Ajax, Pickering firms in good company � °oR"�,L IN ^'"ER'°F Six area businesses judged excellent by Board of Trade Six local companies were named winners Oct. 30 as the Ajax -Picker- ing Board of Trade celebrated its sixth annual Business Excellence Awards with a black -tie gala in Pickering. "We didn't know whether we'd win, lose or draw," says Wayne Cas- sidy, owner of Cassidy & Company Architectural Technologists in Ajax which was named one of this year's recipients. But, he adds, when he thought about what the company has accomplished over the past five or six years, he began to think "If we didn't win, what were we doing wrong? "The bottom line was we solidi- fy the best of all those items (the judges were looking at)," says Mr. Cassidy, noting the company is very active in the community, supporting approximately 40 different minor sports teams and running an annual charity golf tournament for the Ajax -Pickering Association for Community Living. A total of 22 companies were nominated for the awards which recognize businesses that have demonstrated a commitment to cus- tomer service, entrepreneurship and innovation, continuous improve- ment, community support, environ- mental efforts and safety. Nominees arc also evaluated by an indepen- dent panel of judges on their nation- al and international achievements. "it was a big surprise for us to actually win;' says Jeff Lazenby, who co-founded Pickering's Dy- namic Images Advertising with Patrick Doyle in 1990. "We were thrilled to win. It was unbelievable" The company, which creates promotional products for its clients, was nominated for a business excel- lence award in 1997. And, Mr. Winners of this year's Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade Business Ex- cellence Awards celebrated their achievements at a black -tie gala in Pickering last weekend. This year's recipients include (back row from left) Linda Bond of Interim Personnel, David McEachnie of McEachnie Funeral Home and Wayne Cassidy of Cassidy and Company Arrhitectural Technologists. In front from left are Bob Oldman of Prudential Achievers Realty and Patrick Doyle and Jeff Lazenby, both of Dynamic Images Advertising. DuPont Canada Inc. in Ajar also won an award this year. Lazenby believes the firm was se- lected as a winner this year because of "where we came from and where we are today... the journey we've taken and how we've grown" The business began in the base- ment of Mr. Lazenby's parents' home in 1990 and, after four moves to accommodate growth, the com- pany is now located in a 2,500 - square -foot office on Brock Road. At Interim Personnel in Picker- ing, which fills flexible staffing needs for its clients, office manager Linda Smyth believes it's the com- pany's dedication to customer ser- vice and community involvement that set it apart from other nomi- nees. "We like to go the extra mile for our clients;' she says. "We go above and beyond the call of customer ser- vice. Ms. Smyth notes the black -tie Cala at the Pickering Recreation ('ornplex was "wonderful. The Board of Trade did a fabulous job" Bob Oldman, owner of Pruden- tial Achievers Realty, is proud the .ompany won on its first nomina- tion. Founded in 1985. Achievers is a locally -owned firm that focuses primarily on the sale of residential .Ind commercial properties in Pick- _nng. But, the business, which re- _cived its ISO 9002 certification in 998. also owns seven "landmark" buildings in Ajax, Pickering and Oshawa, Mr. Oldman says. "It was a nice surprise;" he says of the award. "We have a lot of con- fidence in the company" McEachnie Funeral Home in Ajax was also a winner this year. And, David McEachnie, who took over the business with his brother Scott when their father William retired in 1994 and the company was purchased by Trilli- um Funeral Services, says, "As a fu- neral home we feel very honoured to have been selected with all of the businesses and industry in Ajax and Pickering. fffl 'The award speaks for itself:' he says. 1 guess we must have ex- celled (in the areas the judges looked at)" At DuPont Canada Inc., occupa- tional health and safety supervisor Jim McKinnon attributes the award to the company's safety record and ' ..concern for the environment. "We have the best safety record { of any company in Canada," Mr. McKinnon says. He notes the Ajax Automotive Finishes Division is also "very environmentally con- scious" and very involved in the community. Kindemarten ets ood marks from arents in Durhamg g p But staff shortage is perceived, survey shows BY SUSAN O'NEILL Staff Writer Most parents of students en- rolled in junior and senior kinder- garten are happy with the programs, but many believe more teachers are needed, according to the Durham public school board's Kindergarten Years Survey. Completed by 3,338 parents and 159 teachers in June, the survey was developed by the Durham District School Board's kindergarten steer- ing committee to evaluate the effec- tiveness of its programs. And, as Pat Prentice, principal of Oshawa's Sunset Heights Public School and the board's education officer for kindergarten programs, told trustees Monday, the majority of parents are satisfied students' needs are being met. Ms. Prentice told the standing committee the sur- vey responses - included "glowing reports on teacher performance, the programs that were offered and the supports (parents) received" According to the results, 92 per cent of parents agree or strongly agree students' learning needs are met in the board's kindergarten pro- grams, while 98 per cent of teachers also agree with that statement. .BEV FREEDMAN Class sizes unlikely to change. There is also a high correlation between the number of parents and teachers who believe kindergarten students enjoy going to school and that the organization of the young- sters' day includes a balanced pro- gram. However, Ms. Prentice reported parents and educators had some concerns about the student -teacher ratio in the classroom. "Staff do not see it as acceptable and a great percentage of our par- RUTH ANN SCHEDLICH 'An equity issue.' ents do not see it as acceptable;' she said, noting under provincial legis- lation the average class size in ele- mentary schools must be 25. How- ever, some classes have more than 25 pupils. The survey shows 57.2 per cent of parents and 28.8 per cent of teachers believe those class sizes are alright. In response to a question from Uxbridge Trustee Nancy Loraine whether the class sizes could be re- duced, superintendent of programs Be- Freedman said it's unlikely they'll change. "That would mean a major shift in how schools are funded;' she said. Schools "would need a major infusion of money" Teachers also raised concerns about the need for renovations to some kindergarten classrooms, said Ms. Prentice, who noted some facil- ities in older schools are small and don't have separate washrooms for the youngsters. Only 78.6 per cent of teachers agree the physical environment meets the needs of students, while 91.5 per cent of parents feel the sante way. Superintendent of facilities ser- vices Jack Massie told trustees there are a number of schools requiring upgrades to their kindergarten facil- ities. And, several trustees believe those upgrades should be a priority in the public school boar'd's next system -wide accommodation plan. "It comes down to an equity issue," said Pickering Trustee Ruth Ann Schedlich. The board will conduct another Kindergarten Years Survey in June. NOV. 7, 1999 Cadet remembered Durham Region councillors ex- pressed their sympathies this week after the Durham Regional Police Services lost one of its "newest and youngest police officers" in a traffic accident shortly after he graduated from police college. Speaking to her Regional col- leagues Wednesday, Police Ser- vices Board member and Uxbridge Mayor Gerri Lynn O'Connor called the death of Allan Christiansen, 22, of Courtice, "unfortunate, tragic" Mr. Christiansen graduated from the Ontario Police College in Aylmer on Thursday, Oct. 28, and was heading home with friend Bar- bara McCartney, 30, of Kingston. They were eastbound on Hwy. 401 when the driver of a westbound car lost control and crossed the high- way, hitting Mr. Christiansen's vehi- cle. The crash occurred seven kilo- metres; east of Drumbo Road, in Oxford County, between Woodstock and Waterloo, about 50 kilometres east of the police college. Mr. Christiansen was scheduled to start work this past Monday at the Pickering station, Mayor O'Connor said. Durham Regional Police Chief Kevin McAlpine attended the coun- cil meeting Wednesday for Mayor O'Connor's address and then left. "Our sympathies go to his fami- ly and colleagues," Mayor O'Connor added. Regional Chairman Roger An- derson, a former Durham Police of- ficer, said, "I know how this man felt coming home on the road from Ayfiner." Consuftant selected The consulting firm of Totten Sims Hubidd has been retained by Durham Region to conduct the Transportation Master Plan. Regional council approved on Wednesday hiring the firm at a cost of $299,220. The total cost for the study is about $320,000. The rest of the cost is for the GST and advertising. The master plan will establish transportation and transit infrastruc- ture and program priorities for the Region to 2021 and beyond. It will take about two years to complete. G I could help soba disputes The Greater Toronto Services Board should be involved in seffl" a dispute only if the batt V munict- pallities agree. And, Durham Region wants the Ward to Wait its dispute resolution acts to issues within its man- date, such as transit and trartsporta- tion. Regional council on Wednes- day approved a staff report outlining Durham's position on the GTSB being involved in dispute resolution. The Region only wants the board in- volved if the municipalities butting heads voluntarily agree. Also, a neutral third party, such as a profes- sional mediator, should be involved to ensure the matter is kept confi- dential. The disputing parties should also share the cost for the mediator, council decided. A/P PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, November 7, 1999 You're invited to -gift ive the g of life on Remembrance Day Salute those around the world who have given their lives and their blood to help others survive wars, illness and injuries by giving blood this Remembrance Day. Thursday, Nov. 11. A blood donor clinic will be held that day from 4 to 8 p.m. at St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church. 1148 Finch Ave., Pickering. The first official blood donor clinics were estab- lished during the Second World War, providing more than 2.5 million units of blood to help injured sol- diers and civilians over- seas. Every unit of donated blood today is broken down into four components that can help four individuals, so your single donation of blood could help save the lives of four people, maybe even a family member or friend. Healthy individuals be- tween the ages of' 17 and 71 can give blood every 56 days, although first-time donors must he 60 or younger. All blood types are needed, though there is a special need for type 'O'. For more information on upcoming clinics, call I- 800-701-7803, or visit the Toronto Blood Centre Web site at www.bloodser- vices.ca. John Howard Society needs volunteers The John Howard Soci- ety of Durham Region is looking for several commu- nity -minded men and women to help guide it into the new millennium. The volunteers will serve as board members, partici- pating in fund-raising events and attending monthly board meetings where they will contribute ideas on pro- gramming, client assistance, At Durham Secondary Academy: successful learning is a priority. Our formula for success is: Individual attention with outstanding teachers in an informal. ,friendly environment. We offer all core secondan school courses in unique 10 -week semesters. We specialize in Math, Science and the Arts with experienced teachers who provide hands-on learning. Wf , accept part-time and full-time students who can c,omhine attendance at DSA with regular high school attendance. The Durham Secondary Academe is in partnership with the Sylvan Learning Centre in Pickering. InformationNight Tuesdatr. ,Vov. 91h 7:30 - 9:00 p.m. Families who are exploring the options available in primate schooling are invited to drop by. Enrollment is limited. For more information call 905-420-9433 government policy and staffing. Interested individuals must possess a sincere de- sire to assist community members in need of direc- tion and support, he willing to give their time and have fund-raising experience. Interested applicants should send their resumes to Bill Fry, executive director, John Howard Society of Durham Region, Ernest Marks and Arnold Greene Resource Centre, 492 Sim- coe St. S., Oshawa ON., LIH 4J8. . Resumes can be faxed to 432-0352. For more information call 579-8482. An Adult Lifestyle Community In Lindsay, Ontario SAVOYST MARY'S PARISH AND YVETTE L ARE HERE TO ASSIST YOUTHROUGH THE • Enjoy the benefits and services of St. Mary's Parish and community. one and two bedroom suites, starting from S96,100 n*p�x��frorn Aff FbspM • TV Seemly . undergrotuld panting and six appliances supplied with every shite t � • Y ..t »w. Open 7 Days A Week 1 Dam-6pm Evenings by appt. only Call Yvette Savoy 1-888-263-0794 Guy Mills Court is part of the non profit organizadon of St. Mary's Parish. 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Other Mase options avarleble. Ftrwrrarp on approved GMAC credit Per excess kilwrMtre. PST, GST and insurance extra. All Mases have ` obligation a $10.392 96 Down payment aroor trade may De reoutred. UITW ill opt and cost of borrowing will wY. Example. S1o.OW at 1.9% APR, the monthly Payment is $216.52 for 48 months. Cost of borrowing a 5392.96. Total models o1 Cavalier Coupe R7Z equipped n0 vary depending on amount borrowed and down paymenVtrade. Offers appy as indicated to new 2000 Q . ep caped as described Dfders appy to Qualified retail customers to the Ontario Chevrolet Dealer Marketing AssocWion only DaWar order Or nada may W mrc awry. 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The Ajax -Pickering Women's Centre hosts the free workshop Ques- tions About Managing Credit'? Wednesday, Nov. 10 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the Durham Regional Police station at Brock Rd. and Hwy. 2, Pickering. To register, call 426- 1064. their health, safety and quality of life through the provision of train- ing and community service. They provide a babysitter training course to the youth in the communities they serve and they are currently looking for babysit- ting instructors. Interested parties should hold a current St. John Ambulance Standard First Aid certificate and have an entrepre- neurial approach to delivering in- formation to kids. If you would like more infor- mation, call Tina Conder at 434- 7800. WE CAN HELP YOU ACHIEVE A FRESH START Professional and Personalized Service Free CoMidential Consultation Several convenient locations. 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Montlty N11 0 and 01st of b01roa�np wi0 wry daperd+q on WWJM tlonowall and down 011ws iWicalled dyaiNd. 00Mb M0M to 4o 4 Yr Olosrio gmvraM Doo fMrfnhlp Associron o*. OmW oder or hide w" be neaonY. LYnbd rirm�my not f alrbinad omtlter Oe�iM adeb n hee to Sel lilOMRdl�r m See yew *a*) for rerl M, . or d s n01 bossed ae an' 11100r. ands not arabt$ aeahalW ar li do ere any OWmr nPa - an 6" of Molars myram Carparioa. Aveimbm to rasldwo Of Dnfrb only. MP PAGE 10 NEWS ADVt:R7'1M SUNDATV113 ON, Noveirib'si 7, 1999 NEWS ADVERTISER BILLBOARD NOV. 7, 1999 :MONDAY, NOV. 8 DENTAL HYGIENISTS: The Durham Dental Hygienists Society meets from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Oshawa Public Library. Bagot St. A Peer Workshop on Your Professional Portfolio will be held. Take your portfolio information. For more in- formation. phone 905-987-1617 (Helen). MENTAL HEALTH: Durham Fam- ily Mental Health Support Group meets every Monday at 10 a.m. at the Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N.. Ajax. Aim is improved mental health while focusing on the family. Phone 668-6101 or 619-1499 for more information, FORT"NI: Whitby -Ajax MPP Jim Flaherty holds a Town Hall Meeting from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ajax Royal Canadian Legion branch, 1I I Hunt St. Topics are community safety and crime. Everyone welcome. phone 430-1141. TUESDAY, NOV. 9 SENIORS: The Ajax Senior Citi- zens' Friendship Club Tuesday Morn- ing Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at the St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Charles Presley of the Ajax Royal Canadian Legion will speak. All welcome. Phone 619-0315 for more informa- tion. BREASTFEEDING: The Ajax La Lerhe League meets at 7:30 p.m. Alzheimer's explained to youngsters Alzheimer's disease is difficult enough fi)r adults to understand. But for children it can be absolutely be- wildering to watch an older ac- quaintance or rel- ative succumbing to the disease. The Remem- ber Me Children's Program tries to help children un- derstand the ail- Ment. The program is presented by The Alzheimer Soci- , ety of Durham and is for children seven to 13 years of age. The idea is to help kids learn more about Alzheimer's and flow they Can in- teract with some- one who has the disease. It will be held Nov. 22, 23, 29 and 30 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Durham Board of Educa- tion (400 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby). ' Call 576-2567 or I-888-301- 1106. Breastfeeding information and sup- port for pregnant women and nursing mothers. Mother -to -mother support. Babies welcome. Call 683-7547 (Yvette) for location or more infor- mation. HORTICULTURE: The Pickering Horticultural Society meets at 8 p.m. in the O'Brien Meeting Rooms in the Pickering Recreation Complex, Val- ley Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2. John j VanEkeren will speak on trees and shrubs in the home landscape. All welcome. 839-4604 (Sylvia), 831- 4485 (Tricia). BONSAI: The Matsuyama Bonsai Society meets at 7 p.m. at Faith Place, 44 William St. W'.. Oshawa. Open to everyone interested in bon- sai. Phone 436-1990 or 683-2568 for information. HISTORICAL SOCIETY: The Pickering Township Historical Soci- ety meets at 7.30 p.m. at the East Shore Community Centre, Liverpool Road just south of Bayly Street, Pick- ering. Guest speaker Sybil C. Lynde Stirling, author of the book, 'To a House in Whitby: The Lynde Family Story. 1600-1900', will discuss the family connection between the Lyn - des of Whitby and Pickering's Woodruffs, and detail early days of the two communities' shared history. Meeting followed by a social time and light refreshments. Free. All wel- come. Phone 839-1221 (Tom Mehr) for information. Distress Centre needs empathetic, non judgmental volunteers Volunteers are needed at Distress Centre Durham. The next two-part training workshop to become a volun- teer worker with Distress Cen- tre Durham's 24-hour tele- phone helpline will he Sunday. Nov. 14. To he eligible for training. you must be 18 or older and complete a telephone -screen- ing interview and a face-to- face registration meeting. You must be able to commit to 16 to 20 hours per month, including one overnight shift, from a central Oshawa loca- tion, for a period of one year. The centre carefully selects empathetic, non -judgmental, responsible individuals. It also provides intensive training in active listening, cri- sis intervention and suicide Have Your Portrait Takes Now For Christmas Giving prevention techniques which are of benefit personally and professionally, not just on the phone lines. The goal is to help callers find their own solutions to their problems, stressors and personal conflicts. If you are interested in join- ing the Distress Centre team of volunteers and staff call 723- 4461 for an application. Pk The Ideal r The Gift `_ `kyls a Family Portraixl"' _ By Chuck Shumilak Specializing in larger groups, our Victorian Studio with Fireplace and French Doors is now available for your family, big or small. 1 n home or outdoor locations arc also recommended for a unique portrait by Chuck ShumilAk. Can 831-4345 for an appointment. 1:it;karing i7 Studio at Hub Plaza Awa:d Winning Uvcrptx)l & Hwy 2 l'ttotogmphy EW Fax it The News Advertiser General: 683-7363 B.J. Price is right when she says being a mechanic is the best choice for her life B.J. Price loves working on cars. A love she's had since handing her dad tools when she was young- - A had three older sisters Jand none were interested in the things my dad liked to do," she says. "So he did them with me, things like hunting and working on cars and boats." B.J. grew up in Springdale, Nfld and moved to Ontario ten years ago. After graduating from the law and security course at the Ontario Business College, she began working as a security guard eventually working her way up to a supervisory job. "But my real love was cars and my friends told me to B -J- cotttpk fled her ffirst year in the automotive service follow my dream to be a teChnk,.Wn Course at Durham CoIllege and has fMfted licensed mech4nic," she her aPPwtkeship at Village Plymouth Chrysler to Ajax. explains. "So I did it and "She always wants to do whether you're a woman or a enrolled at Durham College." her best and is not afraid to try man. It's whether you can do So far B.J. has completed anything. Her quality of work the job," she says. " her fust year in the automo- is excellent," she says. " I can . _B.J. will complete her tive service technician course relate to her experience of apprenticeship in 3 years and has started her reri- being a women in a man's before becoming a licensed ticeship at Village Plymouth field but here she's treated just mechanic. Chrysler in Ajax. like ev one �y else." "I love this work espe- "This has always been a B.J. admits she's had her cially the challenge of trou- male dominated field but share of strange looks but has bleshooting a problem and fix - times are changing," she says. never taken It personally. -< ung lt." she says. -I can see "When "More and more womenare it gets right myself doing this until I considering this as a career down to it, it doesn't matter retire." and all I can say to them is 'go for it'.". Her fellow mechanics at V I LL G E Village have been very helpful and recognize the fact that - regardless of her gender she is ER first and foremost a mechanic. J OF AJAX LTD Service Manager Doreen Kdmister says B.J. is fitting in 19 Harwood Ave. S. 905 683.5358 ` ) well and is doing a terrific job. - NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION. November T. 1999 PAGE 11 P r rd0ft`--' We put our heads together and came up with a great new concept. .., Introducing Veridian: The new name for Pickering, Ajax and Clarington Hydro. Veridian is the same reliable energy service you've always received. Only now, ='your Ajax, Clarington and Pickering Hydro -Electric Commissions are bundled in a new, more efficient package. .The municipalities of Ajax, Clarington and Pickering, who are the shareholders Of the corporation, established Veridian: Together we will ensure your comfort and peace of mind, and that includes a commitment to keep our prices low. r Because we are a community-based business, we all have a vested interest in providing "the best energy services in the marketplace. The people who work here are your -,neighbours, the directors on our board live in the communities they serve, and our head office is close to home. Together, we're making your community a better place to live. f i ~ Ajax and Pickering 427-9871 Clarington 623-4451 VERIDIAN The power to make your community better. www.veridian.on.ca AIP PAGE 12 NEWS ADMERMER, SUNDAY EDIm ON, NOAtNm W 7,1999 ra im . e 'ro -ppi N EWS ADVE R T I S -E R NOV. 7, 1 9 9 9 Birthday Birthday Birthday Birthday Birthday I..' H a P P y I�i " A' o w ! ! Cutie Mia had birthdayLuok who's a reason to cel - w i s h e s turning the ' i 'I ebrate on Oct. • wr go out to big four -oh 28 as she Rachel on No%. 2. '� turned seven r,. Ward on A special years old. _ NoN. 4 ' b i r t h d a y "You're the « w w h e n wish is sent i best daughter in t On Oct. 28. "our little she turns to Joe Fi- %, ) the world. Lots �' -- man" Ashton turned two j 1 4_ ` • cili. We �. of love from "Happy, happy 50th 'Wheel- years old. Ha and ' L o v e , PPY love you —t' Mom, Dad and man'. May we share many j memorable birthday wish- i hugs and and wish you a wonderful, year. Evan" more b -days together. Love i I es "from all of us. Love I kisses Love always, Angela, Stephanie, from Olgie, Eric, Angela Mum, Dad, Lvnsav and i from Mom, Dad, Ryan, Nana, Amanda, Daniela and all your 1 and Cindy:" Jack reached Lvzette." } Papa and Grandma. family and friends." Birthday the milestone age on Oct. 18. I Birthday Birthday Halloween is 4 Birthday I extra special in the Proven - Little junior kindergartener „� Oct. 29 was zano home, as A special Hayden Sha � Sharpe turned four- a special our little }, fifth birth- on Nov. 4. "To the light of our ...,i. day for p u m p k i n " day wish i lives, big hugs and kisses Tracv Tay- C h r i s t i n a went out to from Mommy Amanda, ` for as she turns five Vanessa on DaddyKevin, liana, Papa P � turned 30. � yeah old Oct. Oct. 27 and Uncle Matt." Hugs, kiss- "`.cs 31. "Your from Mom, es and bi Dad, Gor- —_ _. g- `~ b r o t h e r s _ _ b i r t h d a y „.' Daniel and Matthew wish you a don and Birthda w i s h e s " �"= super birthday. With lots and lots of Leighton. }� 1 from Mom, birthday hugs and kisses from ` S t e p d a d NVAIIIIIIIII Mommy and Daddy." Our dear son Armando Jim, Steve and Andrew. Guides Figueroa turns three years old Noy _' "Armando is a sweet Birthdays �••si and active kid, who loves going to kindergym class and Blrthda% t •••� playing with his sister Aman- __ .. da. We love you and wish you ! a wonderful third year. Love from Mom, Dad, Andrea, •o. 4 1 Nono Blanca and the rest of the family." Birthday!. The 7th Pickering Guides put a smile on the Faces of residents at the "Halloween isn't Village Retirement Centre by mak- a spooky day in ing them Thanksgiving treats. The _ the Stocks' Guides rsen deli%rred the treats to November is a ' special month for �L household, be "Our little angels" Katie and Cody and Jesse. Cody the residents. j '~ "� ; "' +� cause it's the i Emily Dzyngel turn one on Novturns nine . 3, on Nov. 2 and Jesse will bseven on day Liam turns "Our year has been blessed with Nov. 29. Wishing two great kids a Annex ersar three years old! much laughter, love and joy. Love wonderful birthday are Mom and 1 Happy birthday and kisses from Mommy, Daddy, Aunt Sandra. Grandma and to our little Grandma, Grampa and all your Grandpa also send love and birth - Pumpkin. Love family and friends" day wishes. ` �- Mommy, Daddy, Saffron Birthday and Stella." y Birthday A` c#;" Kayla Bar- 1. beau reach- , '� -*< Birthday es double IF -, digits when.he turns the Birthday greetings went out big 10 on A 50th wedding anniversary celebra- ,; to Simon D'Souza as he Nov. 2. tion is being held in honour of Betty turned 75 years old Oct. 28. She'll cele - and Peter Suchey on Saturday, Nov. Wife Sylvia, children, grand- brate with M�c6ad Giardino is finale g 13 from 2 to 5 m. at the Orchard y cumin P children and his many friends her friends at Wheelies. Happy five years old. Happy birthday on Villa Nursing Home on Valley Farm say, "May God bless you and birthday Buttons from Mum, Dad, Nov. 8 to "our little hockey star. Love Road north of Hwy. 2 in Pickering. may you have many, many sister Dandle and Sadie,, too. "We from your biggest fans — Mummy, It's best wishes only and those at- more happy years." love you." „ tending should RSVP at 619-8873. Daddy, Nicole and Danielle. :oy 1794 Liverpool Road Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? ....Send ta: �. Pickering 831-543161, u ,}its WEEKS TTFoa u s know. We'll publish your game Dropping, Pnv ec _ %Keith Gilligan, s Y p Lal occasion in an easy to_ read - - Winners rimy go dim* to l astdn Robbins to rcreive and easy -to -clip format... 130 Commercial Ave., their. FREE lake. tPiew pgvicle �drtr�fiatwn) Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 - IMM rAUPJZ?M MZ, ria. 13 1"9. _ .. _ . •.• .. , . . NEWS ADVEATWR SUNDAY EOI'TION, Novelttber 7,190 PAGE 13 P 'W"" . Email it! RON PIMONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Faring well at thejobfair? Evelyn Andall (left) took advantage of po- well as tips on interviewing skills and re- tential job opportunities at the Tim Hor- sume writing. Here, Ms. Andall tries to tons booth set up as part of the YMCA Job make a good impression on Tim Hortons Fair in Pickering on Wednesday. The event representatives Celeste Wellsbury and Julie provided area residents with job leads as Russell. Camp X author talks on local war effort AJAX — The author of the new book Inside Camp X will speak at the Ajax Public Li- brary Sunday, Nov. 14. Lynn -Philip Hodgson used government documents and in- terviews with those who had ties to the camp to write the book. Camp X, on the border of Whitby and Oshawa, was a school for Allied spies and a top-secret communications in- stallation during the Second World War. Mr. Hodvson's book in- cludes the intriguing history of the carly dais of Ajax during the war. He'll speak at 2:30 p.m. in the meeting room of the main library branch, at the corner of Harwood Avenue and Kings Crescent, next to the Town hall. Call Cindy Kimber at 428- 3164 for more information. COMING SOON We're at: newsroom(durham,net Sylvan students not only improve their academic skills, they improve their self-confidence too. Kendalwood Park Plaza First Pickering Place 1801 Dundas Street East 1550 Kingston Road Whitby (905) 404-1818 Pickering (905) 839-9637 oSYLVAN LEARNING ffoer000l CENTRE' Success is learned." P PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, November 7,1999 Durham teens skip class and BY SUSAN O'NF.1LL Staff Writer Grade 9 classrooms across the re- gion were empty Wednesday as stu- dents here got a taste of the working world during Take Our Kids to Work day. Sponsored by The Learning Part- nership, a non-profit organization that encourages students to stay in school, the event provides pupils an opportuni- ty to spend a day working with a par- ent or family friend. Approximately 6,000 Durham stu- dents were among an estimated 400,000 pupils across Canada who went to work rather than school. "We are thrilled that such a large number of employers support The Learning Partnership and are working hard to make this day special for the students;" says Learning Partnership vice-president Lori Cranson. "We know students will come away from their experience with a better under- standing of the workplace and the im- portance of an education" Approximately 4,600 Durham Dis- trict School Board students participat- ed in the event, reports communica- Churches celebrate unity PICKERING — The public Is invited to a cele- bration of church unity, en- titled 'Salt and Light' heing held Sunday. Nov. 7 at 7 p.m. at the Metro East Trade Centre on Brock Road just north of Hwy. 401 in Pickering. Organizers of the event are promising a spe- cial night of worship, prayer and a challenge from the Scrip- ture at a celebra- tion of unity in Jesus Christ. Renowned pastor and con- ference speaker E.V. Hill will be a special guest speaker. The event has been put togeth- er by the Pastors of the Ajax - Pickering Prayer .Fellowship, who are committed to facilitating unity in the body of Christ and bring- ing the saving message of Jesus to the communi- ty. For more in- formation call Pastor Rod Wil- son of Forest Brook (831- 0745), or Pastor Dave Collins of Carruthers Creek (686- 4450). tions manager Mary Brown, who notes Take Our Kids to Work day originated in Durham in 1993 and spread to schools across the country two years ago. The initiative aims to help students "make informed decisions about what they want to do and what they don't want to do (when they graduate from high school).- Ms. Brown says. Most students have to prepare a report about what they did at work. "It's not just a day off school," she says. Whitby resident Brock Rivett, who spent Wednesday working with his fa- thcr, Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Sports Editor AI Rivett, says being a journalist for a day was more fun than being in class. -It's a great experience coming here and seeing what my dad does and how he gets along with people in his work;' says the Grade 9 student at Father Leo J. Austin Catholic Secondary School in Whitby. Brock enjoyed learning about the newspaper business. "Before, I'd never really thought of it, how you have to fit everything in like a puirle." he says of 5 :44;1.4111'3 T.i FLt:i ... . i i` r,c t; ,AT head to work with the publishing process. "I love it." The 14 -year-old student was one of approximately 1,400 Durham Catholic District School Board pupils who par- ticipated in the event, which board su- perintendent of secondary schools Paul Pulla describes as "the spring- board for students to get into career exploration" Mr. Pulla says the day "is part of the career development of high school students" It served a "dual purpose" for sepa- rate high schools here which "use the day as an opportunity to have Grade 8 students visit. - Meanwhile, at the Pickering Nu- clear Generating Station, approximate- ly 150 joined their parents at work Wednesday. "By taking our kids to work they get an idea of what we do, and more important, maybe they will start think- ing about the choices they have to make;" said plant human resources manager Georges Simard in a news re- lease. "We count on parents and their co-workers to make sure this is a worthwhile educational experience for our kids" friends Brock Rivett (left), son of Pickering News Advertiser Sports Editor AI Rivett, spent Wednesday with his fa- ther learning about newspaper work. Brock took part in the annual Take Our Kids to Work Day event. Just the fax: 683-7363 N0RJ0 :DOOR WS CUSTOM UPGRADES INCLUDED SHOWROOM ENTERPRISES DOORS BOOKED THIS MONTH! DECKS Samples.. In -Home or Showroom References Available {905) 839-2255 HREE BEARS AUTO BODY AQW OF AJAX'S LAi Aura BODY a COLLISION SMOPS' _ _ _ _-serwrng me a.rran► Frei Solfinafts! 8 Paittt WDrk ,:$$200 Or ae7 � IfOdtictBodyl�ie tq to 000!1 1 SOffer expires .,LWV1T 44 1 ------ I•w..wa 1 i+w to wai Oerq vo 1 1 . resrncnoras +rp+Y UNIT rtIZOB, 282 MONARCH AVE, AJAX As t r °Bt'ft. (91011619-2327 'OR KITCHEN & BATHROOM RENOVATIONS' HUGE RENOVATION CUSTOM UPGRADES INCLUDED SHOWROOM WITH ALL RENOVATION PROJECTS KITCHEN h BATHROOM BOOKED THIS MONTH! 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The "r(x)t" is the portion below your gums which anchors the tooth to tissues and jawbone. The "crown" is the visible part of your tooth, which allows you to eat and speak. A dental implant is basically a new tooth/teeth (both prosthetic root and crown). A titanium metal or surgically graded stainless steel fixture is placed into the supporting bone under the gum. It is then left for a 3 to 6 month duration to allow for proper healing and integration of your bone. After your waiting period is over, a support post is placed in the implant and the prosthetic, crown or denture is custom fabricated to fit accurately and permanently. 0 is • Free consultation • No referral necessary • Braces for adults and children • Evening and Saturday appointments available Dr. Christopher Tom Orthodontist Pickering Town Centre, Lower Level FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL THE DURHAM DENTAL CENTRE AT 1905) 4274280. MAG WYERS PUB RONAld J. 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Your Income On Mortgage Paiments, The Access to Healthy Foods Wori ing Group is working to ensure that evenone in Durham Region has access to sufficient, safe, nutritious food. We need individual who currently spend more than 305c of their income on mortgage payments to complete a short questionnaire to tell us d healthy food is available to you. and what would help people to obtain it. AU responses will be complrte4 confidential. Participants will be entered into a draw to win grocery gift baskets, an Action N& T-shirts and more'. To receive a questionnaire and postage paid return envdlope, please call Deborah lav at the Durham Region Health Deparmlent at (905)113-3338 ext 2139 The ability to see clearly, without glasses or contact lenses -- what gift could be more precious? That's the miracle of LaserVision correction. LASIK -- a painless, outpatient procedure -- has dramatically changed thousands of lives, already. Still, choosing the right Laser Eye Surgeon is a critical step. Dr. John MacLeod is Durham Region's Chief Laser Surgeon for the world- renowned Herzig -Eye Institute. A veteran of thousands of LASIK procedures, Dr. MacLeod offers the experience you can trust. Experience The Freedoml ,EXPERIENCE You Can Trustl Life without glasses or contacts? Imagine the look in your loved one's eyes! Call MacLeod Eye Clinic today, for a FREE consultation and candidacy test for LaserVision correction. HERZIG EYE INSTIUTE John N. Macleod, MD, FRCSC 117 Kng SL East www.madeod-eye-com ' Oshawa, ON, Canada LtH 189 •-mail: macleodl@idireot.corn M: (905) 721-1211 toll fin: 1-877-721 -EYES •AIP PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION Noven iAw 7, 1191119 Whenyou're havingnew dentures made Go to the "S ecialist" � p Because the denturist you see, all he does is makes dentures Your Denturist is a Denture Specialist to make complete and partial Dentures. He is the only professional legis- lated -specifically" to make Dentures. For ',en -ice and "one on one" contact with the person who is actually making your Denture, see your local Denturist for a con- sultation. - Do your dentures spend more time in a glass than in your mouth? A prominent biblical figure whose patience was legendary_ , who withstood pestilence and calamity, was heard to say one Dav that the only thing that got to him was "sore gums SORE SPOTS The main reason for sore spots is ill- fitting dentures - It is a combination of shrinking Gums and Denture wear. See the person who makes your dentures. NEW DENTURES You can expect some adjustments the first month after getting your dentures - It takes time to settle into place. At the first sign of discomfort, do not be alarmed. If it lasts more than 3 or four days, contact your denturist. UPPER DENTURES The upper Denture is the "good Guy". The one that gets all the smiles. The Denture that causes the least discomfort. The big plus of the upper Denture is its suc- tion. The Air caught between the palate of the denture and the roof of the mouth makes an ideal suction cup. Dr. Marvin Lean Believes in Community Involvement and a Modern Dental Practice Marvin Lean DDS has provided quality dental care in the community for the past 14 years at Pickering Square Dental Office. After graduating from the University of Toronto in 191,5 he did a one ,year post grad- uate program in New York City Hospital before opening his office. The family -based clinic welcomes patients of all ages and offers earh morning, evening and Saturday appointments The clinic is wheelchair accessible and offers emergency services to the community. The clinic is very involved with the community and sporoons manv local teams as well as giv- ing talks at sclui oLs and accepting job placements from p both colleges and high schools. As well Dr. Lean teaches at the local Toronto School of Business. , Dr. Lean has a .,.firm belief in main- taining a modern ,� This h practice with the most up to date tech- Sugg nology including air abrasion, wand anaesthetic and .-water line purifica- tion. COS He offers all p from Pi dental services including Root Canals, Oral Surgeryp because vr►d Cosmetic Dentistry. There is also a Periodontist and Orthodontist on Dr. staff as well as 'a 1450 G e n e r a l Anaesthesiologist I` being available. 0 Pickering Square Dental has a pet adoption pro- gram for its young patients. In an effort kto encourage dental awareness each child Preventativ has an opportunity to • win a large cud- dly stuffed ani- mal. Pickering Square Dental Office is located at 1450 Kingston Rd. For more information call (905) 4?n-177, LOWER DENTURES Lower Dentures have become the "culprit" from much oral abuse. Lower den- tures are much maligned. So much so, peo- ple tend to divorce them from your partner, the upper Denture. The lower Denture has become somewhat of a misfit, and seeks refuge in the most unlikely places. Bottom drawers, bottom of the bed, amongst lip- sticks and combs in ladies handbags, lunch pails, back pockets, and if they have a car- ing owner, submerged for eternity in a den- ture bath. You you see the "lot" of a lower den- ture leaves "a lot" to be desired. ALL IS NOT LOST You can have a "soft liner" put in your lower Denture. This is a "perma- nent" liner and will stay soft as long as your denture lasts. OTHER REASONS Medication can give you a "dry mouth". This can cause sore spots. Bone chips can appear many years after the initial insertion. As we get older, our body goes through change, tissue becomes more sensi- tive to pressure, which leads to sore spots. Poor oral hygiene can be the reason for den- ture discomfort. Dentures must be brushed thoroughly after even, meal. TO EASE DISCOMFORT Rinse your mouth h ith baking u,da or Salt, Leave the offending denture out as much as possi- ble. You should brush your gums, palate and tongue with a soft bristle Toothbrush after every meal and before going to sleep. A sore mouth, if untreat- ed, could lead to complications. If the problem recurs regularly, contact your local denturist. SERVICE WITH A SMILE Seeing a denturist can save you money Denturist Fees are affordable because there are no cost mark ups or outside delays. Make an appointment full or partial dentures, new or replacement, refit or repairs, whatever your denture require- ments see a Denturist. A referral is not necessary. You can call William Steil D.D. F.C.A.D. (A) or Charles Wm. Steil U.D. For a free consultation Phone (905) 683-4294 Thank you Ajax and Pickering for choosing us as your favourite Denturist. -IJ Jordable Venfures...One Good Reason To Smile' REPAIRS ( 1 hr) ' Relines ' Complete. Partial Dentures NEW PERMANENT, wjU M Stefl, DD, FC.A.C.(A) SOFT DENTURE LINER Charles Wm. Steil, D.D. 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX I , 683-4294 -- —) After hours 428-8801 Dr. Marvin Lean to uretic Pi( it's than Marvin R r, a of iday season may we est giving someone something smile about. Tooth Whitening Square Dental office always nicer to give IR to receive. . Lean D.D.S. p Kingston Rd., Suite 4 Tel: (905) 420-1777 QFax: (905) 420-4056 L Talking Yellow: 416-292-1010 code 8650 !� Restorative Cosmetic NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION November 7,1999 PAGE 17AIP ractic wor correct subluxations /A.O' SPINA L SUBLUXATION: A HEALTH C'ONCFRN Over the past year 1 have had a variety of ques- tions from many of you some of which are answered in this article. WHAT IS SPINAL SUBLUXATION? A spinal subluxation is a minor misalignment of a vertebra in your spine that leads to malfunction and a loss of health. HOW SERIOUS IS THIS CONDITION? There is a vast range of severity of spinal subluxa- tions from mere fixations of mobility of individual seg- ments of the spine barely detectable by motion pal- pation of the spine (the chi- ropractor's expertise) to degenerative disc and joint disease visible on xrays all too often leading to fusion of the area. WHY SHOULD I BE CONCERNED ABOUT MY SPINAL HEALTH? The bones of your spine house and protect the trillions of delicate nerve fibres which originate in your brain travel down through the spinal canal and branch off as nerve roots passing through the vertebral foramen- (the opening between spinal bones) and provide vital messages to every part of your body to keep it healthy. If one or more ver- tebrae become misaligned there is an interruption of the number and/or strength of the mental impulses that are required for normal homeostasis/balance. SO WHY IS THAT SO IMPORTANT TO ME? When two cells come together to form the human body the first development from those cells is the noto- chord which becomes the brain and nervous system. Out of this • delicately designed group of nerves comes the spinal nerves and all of the other systems are outpouchings of the nervous system. Your nerve system is your lifeline. It is that which keeps life's energy coursing through your body. If you are losing mental impulses little by little every day of course muscles will tighten up. Of course, circulation will be distorted. Of course your tissues are not going to regenerate as quickly as they are supposed to. Of course you will feel slug- gish. You start to feel like things just aren't right. You may not even have any medical conditions show- ing up yet; but most med- ical conditions creep up on you over time. Wouldn't it make sense to see if your spine and nervous system are functioning the way they are meant to by design? HOW DO I KNOW IF SPINAL SUBLUXATIONS ARI: CAUSING: ME TROUBLE? This is a real problem. You don't often know when vertebrae are misaligned unless you have just had a traumatic injury. But even then the mental impulses can be turned off sufficient- ly fairly quickly and make you think that the problem has gone away, only to show up as some degenera- tive condition years later. The cause of the pain you have today may not be as simple as having ;ust turned to reach a shopping bag in the back seat of the car. It could even be from little incidences like that building up over a long period of time eventually causing a hopefully tempo- rary debilitating situation. Like a toothache you don't usually know there is decay until it builds up sufficient- ly to cause the nerves to feel it. Then it takes slot of work to fix the problem. It makes more sense to have regular checkups to pre- vent as much aggravation as possible. WHO CORRECTS SPINAL SUBLUXATIONS? Your doctor of chiropractic corrects spinal subluxa- tions. Chiropractors are one of five health profes- sionals designated as doc- tors, the only ones allowed by law to diagnose. Your doctor of chiropractic spe- cializes in the detection, diagnosis, and correction of spinal problems. Doctors of chiropractic are properly trained and edu- cated with respect to the spine and nervous system and they know what to do and maybe even more importantly, chiropractors know what not to do. This is very important when you are dealing with this vital part of your body. It cannot be taken lightly. And yet all too often people neglect this most critical area of their body. IS SPINAL HEALTH CARE ESSENTIAL FOR EVERYONE? Doctors of Chiropractic work with spines of all ages. Some 20 year olds have spines that look like an 80 year old's and some 80 year old's have spines like a 20 year old should have. The only way to tell is to have a doctor of chiropractic examine your spine. Depending on the state of your spine you will need only a little bit of care or alot of care. Depending on whether you want cor- rection or mere pain relief the length of time is entire- ly up to you... but you have the opportunity of know- ing and helping yourself. Everyone should have a periodic spinal exam by a doctor of chiropractic. a Vo G. S. T d P.S.T. Ecryq. & Sar- appt Siname ...is Something To Smile About! • Co■pk1e d Partial Ventures >'► Re�oabie Dentures on Implants • Sirt dR Rehm a Repairs • Fr" Consultations 0#1113 11,0113 „Get the stride You've alwzs wanted! 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Our services are covered by most Extended Health Benefits, W.C.B. and Motor Vehicle Accident Insurance." �I ROUGEMOUNT PHYSIOTHERAPY 376 Kingston Rd. E„ Snip 11, Pickering �- Tel: (905) 509-7181 A P PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Novwnber 7,1899 a lth &FiTNEss NEWS ADVERTISER NOV. 7, 1 9 9 9 Lengthy can lead to dangerous blood clots Living in Australia has many benefits. A temperate climate and great outdoor life. But being born 'down under' automatically means you're thousands of miles from other coun- tries. And long distance travel can be lethal. The culprit is the pulmonary embolism (blood clot). But North Americans who face long plane flights are not immune to it. The Doctor Game W Gifford -Jones, M.D. "Nv Dr. Gabrielle McMullin is a vascular sur- geon at Sutherland Hospital, Sydney. She told the annual meeting of the Royal Australian College of Surgeons that Australians are amongst the highest users of long airplane flights in the world. And too many are dying from pulmonary embolism. Blood clots form in the legs during long flights due to decreased movement of the legs, cramped seating, pressurized cabins, dehydra- tion and alcohol consumption. Dr. McMullin says, 'As a surgeon 1 see at least one patient a month with venous throm- bosis (blood clot) as a result of lengthy air- plane travel." McMullin says a small number drop dead as they walk off the plane. It happens when the blood clot breaks away from the vein wall and travels to the lungs. But more commonly the clots damage leg veins so badly that chronic ulcers are the re- sult. Sitting in a cramped plane for 20 hours nearly killed a colleague of mine. Blood pooled in his legs. Blood platelets then formed a clot which broke away just after he landed in Sydney. Prompt treatment saved his life. But pulmonary embolism is not a rare dis- ease. Every year about 650.000 North Ameri- cans are admitted to hospital with this diagno- sis. And 100.000 die. Several years ago Dan Quayle, former Vice -President of the U.S. developed chest pain and shortness of breath. Doctors in emer- gency diagnosed pneumonia and sent him home on antibiotics. But the following morn- ing the real diagnosis was made, "pulmonary embolism" It's amazing venous circulation in the legs doesn't cause trouble more often. Day after day the circulatory system fights Newton's pull of gravity. Fortunately, the movement of leg muscles pressing against veins keeps the blood moving. Two types of blood clots occur in the legs. One is a superficial inflammation (phlebitis) localized just under the skin. It's normally the result of varicose veins. Superficial phlebitis causes a reddened streak on the skin and the clot may feel like a tender red cord. These clots rarely travel to the lungs and clear up in a few days. Deep blood clots, on the other hand, are another matter. Fifty per cent of pa- tients with deep thrombophlebitis have no warning leg symptoms until pulmonary em- bolism strikes. This is the type you never for- get. My crystal ball predicts more cases of pul- monary embolism in the future, due to an aging population that requires more surgical procedures. But I believe the great majority of cases will be self- inflicted. The national epi- demic of obesity means more cases of dia- betes, hypertension and varicose veins. Add inactivity to this mix and you have the perfect combination for pulmonary embolism. So what do I do on long plane flights'? The same as I do every day. I try to keep the blood well-oiled in several ways. Having had a by- pass operation I take an 81 milligram Aspirin tablet daily. This makes blood platelets more slippery and less likely to stick together to form a blood clot. Knowing what I know now I'd follow this program starting at about 50 years of age. Studies show that this decreases the risk of cardiovascular disease. But before taking Aspirin, check with your own doctor. I agree excessive alcohol consumption is undesirable either on the ground or in the air. But an alcoholic drink also oils blood platelets. In addition it decreases the level of fibrinogen, a small particle in the blood that promotes clotting. And yes, I also fidget a lot (that comes naturally!) and walk as much as possible during long plane flights. at dzz'itan' ct2 Relief from costly funeral expenses For too long in times of sadness and grief, the public have been overpaying for funeral merchandise. Now there is relief in sight with the arrival of stores offering top qual- ity funeral merchandise at a lower cost. Under provincial law (The Funeral Act) funeral homes are oblig- ated to accept caskets and funeral merchan- dise purchased from retail speciality dealers. Funeral homes cannot charge a handling or penalty fee or increase the cost of services should you choose a specialty dealer as an affordable option. Pre -Planning a funeral makes excellent financial sense and lessens the burden on loved ones. By choosing to purchase caskets, urns, monuments, mark- ers and flower arrange- ments from a dealer, you can save hundreds to thousands of dollars on a combination of these items. Although this is a relatively new concept in Canada, it has been wildly popular with cost-conscious con- sumers in the U.S.A. and Europe for decades. MUCH NEEDED RELIEF FROM T: HIGH COST OF FUNERAL MERCHANDISE GREAT SAYINaS & SELECTION • NM00 S MM "van • UM set► Iltt — No W! • AiNontfaldprMa mantMtr w • P911SO" C0411111161111110aeff WW Mmnw111r ANN albs • C,ran* & llratlr nwin - (um co*ft boots; poll bap d dabs um) 21 Nr a1►tr11e �,.1� = • pet um, pet markers • cremat�iat P~• Sblmwy (casket 6 um) • Memory books, The ore 97 King 'SL E. "" Fax: 576-4745 (Beside Oshawa clinic) (m*) 576-9199 E-mail:. caskdOnfinity.net ,'i 1•rrIeI:A I Y:aOfrLE II:11PI rA 110A EV' �- 3' 3)= 1 41.4 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, November 7,1999 PAGE 19 P qspo�t L ir & EIS URE N E W S AD V E R T ISE R Annandale rink hopes to NOV. 7 1999 sweep foes with grey power BY JIM /A SSON Special to the News Advertiser AJAX — The first of the Ontario Curling Association F= playdowns are on the horizon. This week's the deadline for Annandale Curling Club rinks to sign up for the Grey Power Seniors and the Ter- < anet Junior Men's events. ' Bert Durand will team up with John Smith, Ken Mor- ris and Bob Evans to compete in the seniors' zone event at Tam Heather Curling Club in Scarborough Nov. 20. The zone playdown for junior men is also slated for K. Nov. 20 at Oshawa Golf. Graham Hill will skip his team of Jason March, Blair Metrakos and Mat Critchley. The .-• rink is coached by Alex Bianchi. Also expected to play is _:.✓ a bantam team to be skipped by Paul Boyland with Dar- Viz; ryl Hill playing vice and Paul Bourque coaching. The first bonspiel on the Annandale calendar is full with a waiting list. The annual Annandale Mixed Stakes Bonspiel is slated for Nov. 12 and 13. There is enough in- terest that organizers are thinking about expanding the event from 32 mixed teams to 48. That would mean adding CARL FERF_NC7/ News Advertiser photo another draw which would be unlikely at this late date. Cornered Youth curling organizer Paul Bourque reports that the number of youngsters curling this season is up one or two from last year. Some juniors were too old and graduated Durham Clearnet Lightning's Dianne Salvatori is cornered to a higher level, with 35 curlers new to the rink this year. by Mississauga Chiefs Andria Hunter during National Tito junior and bantam league (ages 12 to 20) has 14 Women's Hocken League action at the Ajax Community Cen- teams• while the Little Rockers (seven to 1 1) will ice 13 rinks. They all take to the ice on Sunday mornings. tre Tuesday night. The Lightning lost 5-0. FREE WINDSHIELD WASHER FLUID TO HELP YOU SEE THE FALL COLOURS, WITH OUR FAIL MAINTENANCE SPECIAL. $ �95 — - i' • • • eis i -AA t e 71 1 V M v of wbetowllit ►®all N0110,18l410 0188i an to 10011 real, "M • Latex • PVC • Fantasy Wear • Leather Wear • Kits • Adult Toys • Adult Play Things • Club Wear We awnsfooft r all oar own goods on tie premises! --------------------------- Wholesale - Open to the Public Genuine Factory Outlet Canada's leading erotic leather wear & adult product manufacturer. 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San* may payments of $45.68 me hard on a amdrd Sea m 8•a fwasw iaoW W on in We ammint of $2.054.00. with so duvet paywAnt. bonowed Y 1023% per aurum, for a tum of l 6U months, with a 3 month defanl. Tana amour to he fgmd is $2.603.76. Can of bommins is $549.76. • ^� Twdetratb of AOt A9liS 6rcrasymW Hokb N.V Uud undo tans► by Lua•11y Gawp Canada rc. and Emdaase Sa.� me A/P PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION. Nov*mber 7,1999. 1 • ULTRA X I'RA • ORANGE • APPLE LI UID JUICES DETE GENT 99 355 mL TIN F LARGE 3.7 L JUG MIX OR Fes - y FABRIC rVIATC OREIOA FROZEN ►_ _. SOFTENER 2.99 BAGEL BITE w r Plan now for ACRICULember . WINTER FAIR November 4-13, 1999 National Trade Centre 6 Coliseum, Exhibition Place, Toronto �E THE FOOD TERMINAL" 11 1 • • ""' .... w„s. 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TORONTO Seats still avatlaVe in Computer .. . - and Business Ciasses for Nov 15th Pickering Campus 11 for people throughout the GTA Goodwill Toronto, a non-profit organization that assists people with employment barriers to learn job shills and gain employment, is recruiting in Ajax for a: Senior Store Manager Use your excellent customer relations and staff motivational skills to guide our division forward. Your mandate will be to create profitable growth through aggressive merchandising, marketing and customer service. If you are flexible and fast -paced. have at least 3 years' experience and a background in fashion retail, please mail or fox your resume by November 20". 1999, to: District Manager, Goodwill Toronto, 2S0 Bayy St. West, Ajax, ON LIS 3V4. • Fax: (905) 428-9127. E-mail: hrggoodwill.on.co Goodwin is an Equal Opportunity Employer. vil No telephorie calks. please e .oird eke to thank aft applicants for a*limit nnerev. liowe, adiose wider cmnderann will be caracted Health Care Aides Update Durham College has another series of courses to upgrade the Health Core Aide to Personal Support worker. Col Maureen Wishart at (905) 721-3111 ext. 2546. Courses skit November 22, lost dc* to register is November 15. University Centre at Durham O'The oY. = The Corporation of the Town of Whitbyis currents seeking Y g qualified candidates for the position of v LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL TECHNICIAN ' in the Parks 8 Recreation Department. Reporting to the Landscape Architect, the Landscape Architectural Technician is responsible for the drafting of park designs and master plans; preparation of development and redevelopment tenders; cost estimates and budget calculations for park developments; conducting site inspections for inventory analysis; coordination of construction site inspections: research and investigation of Operations and Staff Reports; and, assisting with the revising of Department construction standards and specifications. The successful applicant must possess a community college dploma or university degree in Landscape Architecture for Landscape Design; two (2) years experience In landscape construction; training and experience with surveying; thorough understanding and working knowledge of Autocad R14 and Word Perfect 8.0; must possess well-developed oral and written communication skills; excellent research, analytical and technical skills; and, possess and maintain a valid Gass "G" Driver's Licence. HOURS OF WORK Monday to Friday - 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. SALARY $28,665 - $35,1354 per annum Detailed resumes indicating education, experience, references, etc. to be forwarded no later than Wednesday. November 17th. 1999 to: Human Resources Department The Corporation of the Town of Whitby 575 Rosstand Road East WHITBY, Ontario, L1 N 2M6 Fax: (905) 686-5696 E-MAIL : jobs@town.whifby.on.ca Personal information submitted is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act R.S.O. 1990, C. M.45. and the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, R.S.O. 1990, C. M.56, and will be used to determine eligibility for employment NOTE: We tuu* all those oersnns who anniv tv it aduma fhrit nnmrnry.ier4,n...n"d To Place Your Ad Call: Uxbridge: 852-9741 Port Perry: 9 8 5 —2 511 CDI College is the next hep in your �.IT career hF M ��p puzzle Csir 01111ii, 'A The proven choice for over 30 years. Courses Include: The CDI Advantage: • Network Technician Over 3000 graduates employed yearly • Network Specialist 100% job directed training • LAN Administrator Employment Support Services in 8 GTA locations • Programmer Analyst FIT PIT day and evening training availabk Delivered through the Financial assistance may be CDI "Learning SYStem" available to those who qualify <j�CDI COLLEGE (905) 434-8585 s+nw"+ 0FRUSINESSaTECHAIOLOGY Www 560 King Street West (Island Plaza) Oshawa : ,b `Ci>ti iampww cm bdp i?mpmm ym f' b"ft7 cadscaWu Employers are seeking trained individuals for the Metal Trades industry. Durham College programs offer the skills and knowledge that today's employers want, badced by a guarantee that they can rely on — tbat's the Dunham AdtaanM geir There is a constant request from the manufacturing industry, for graduates of the lardush-Ad XatawtewaAmce acrd Maebillet Te'chishpws programs. These full-time prograrm will help open doors to'your future m the manufacturing inchLsay. Give us a call and fusel out how you can start a career in 36 weeks or sooner! Worst toward pour cweetr i , Cats today for nwre now — poosrae bejin hdwrnatloe at *may 290!1. 3,, 721-330L University Centre at Durham For No. 1 Pub in Durl,srr (Iwsy!!) •smart serve. "Personally Plus. �Experrenced,for tun Service tsar. "Mature dwitek. Also Prf`tisitt frosts. HARP i CROW PIlO ALTONA 6 HWY 2 11.00 AIN '3 30 PM See Tan or John location fax resume to. 965- 426.7607 or tai for app. 426- 9692 00111110n P12IA. Business is troarwig. Now N Drir ars Appy at: tYM 300 Dentias St. E. 000va-1051 Sinews St. N. 434-2777: Apt -10 Harwood S. 683-9993 Paid Cash m0*! Also baking for fulf-time i pan -time pian M&M. WAMrEP Coat PEMIM11, Front "I and kiecl A staff. n patten to 559 Dim St. Dtmatra, or tan room to 906404-9034. WAN WAT O tical Sari- seft it 0 ddiv ry drives Duties ndidsd novo- tp i Gap aMs. wasehom ��irgdean v*die driver k ow. Please to w settee to (906) 686.0811. 0111111110113 FU snwA*w19. waste 24 lours a daygo haw G Xaod n OMIIErti NfOEO for ex - ars and enc. Ei a m0 Wantscash �y �t1.6,0.,0,.e tly we 427-�$ftirblle ltoattt. UM SM.. SM., $500., a more per week. atsmli ft Products icomfort d awla are prepared for diange. 'Khoee who as focused and to loose who are technically bolurg lot ken Dtcpte ro ex- Frond one d the latest Wow ing cornParres in the lastest T Cenw. TCalm tran- i g available in artificial rails, ear candling, pedi 1 r P 1 t3astawl ttt!Ip 1 Liastarw FNIp Gassaeat tftllp 1 CxastarAl tMlp yell own Send a ssll- stamper er�v�lpp� 9*0 H 6 2100 Dtrtdas Sl w., SuAe 511. Rd 636, Mis- Akilkd. Net i Com. using Drawing ndiutry in the world coves, waxing. Air brush' sasaugs. Ord. LSK 2R8. UGSE/Lotus Notes. Database ��addmm nistration using Orade. Tranin0 Drovided. 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The company's goal is to expand into new electricity markets, while operating in a safe, open and environmentally responsible manner. These opportunities are located at our Darlington, Pickering and Bruce Nuclear Power Stations. As part of its ongoing drive to nuclear excellence, it is essential to maintain world-class nuclear facilities specialized inspection and maintenance capability. Ontario Power Generation - Nuclear currently requires the following non-destructive examination (NOE) expertise in its Specialized Inspection and Maintenance, and Fuel Channel Inspection and Maintenance departments. First Line Managers This role will see you manage a group of highly skilled Inspection & Maintenance Technicians in executing periodic and in-service inspections on structural welds and piping components during Ontario Power Generation (Nuclear) outages at nuclear sites. You will be expected to plan and schedule work, organize and assign tasks, and monitor staff performance to achieve safe reSUlts that comply with quality standards, and time and budget restraints. File 4NDE149 Field Supervisor A skilled leader, you have what it takes to supervise assigned staff performing NOE at Ontario Power Generation (Nuclear) sites on regular days or a 24-hour coverage, in support of station outages. Other duties include scheduling work and assigning tasks to attain safe, high work -group productivity in the achievement of planned targets. File 4NDE120 Inspection and Maintenance Technicians Challenge your expertise in this opportunity to perform NOE of various nuclear station components. As part of this mandate, you will prepare procedures and techniques related to radiographic, ultrasonic, eddy current, surface, opticaUvisual and other methods, and analyse examination results and prepare reports using visual display, comp- uter and/or other techniques. Other key components include operating and maintaining remotely controlled computerized NOE data -acquisition equipment, and specifying or verifying applicable code requirements for materials and approved methods for joining materials. File ONDE121 All of the above positions require familiarity with systems/equipment, plant operating processes, welding practices, ASME code, and CSA standards pertaining to the fabrication and repair of pressure boundary components. Knowledge of assembly processes, testing troubleshooting procedures, and inspection, maintenance, modification and repair techniques related to nuclear generating station or bulk steam system installations would be an asset. You must have CGSB certification in NOE methods such as radiography, ultrasonics, eddy current, magnetic particle and liquid penetrant Engineers/Technical Officers You will provide specialist -level expertise in NOE and complementary specialized maintenance to sustain performance of the company's nuclear stations and related facilities. This will involve analysing non-standard problems, advising/assessing proposed solutions and/or identifying potential solutions through applied NOE. Related certification is desirable but not mandatory. File 4NDE122 0 you are ready to meet these challenges, please e-mail your resume, as simple text, to: career @ontariopowergeneration.total, or visit the `careers" page of our Web site at: www.otntariopowergeoeration.com for an on-line application, quoting the appropriate file number, by November 15,1999, or send your resume to: Day Advertising Group Inc., telo reference 48683,1920 Yonge SL, Suite 501, Toronto, ON NM 3E6. No phone calls please. Only those candidates considered for an interview will be contacted. Ontario Power Generation encourages applications from qualified women, men, vasible minorities, Aboriginal people and persons with disabilities. FULL AND PART-TIME SECURITY OFFICERS One of Canada's premiere shopping centres located in the East End of Metro, is seeking qualified individuals to fill the above positions. Reporting to the Security Manager, suitable candidates should have related experience working in the security field. We offer very competitive wages with opportunities for advancement. Please submit resumes by Wed. November 17* in confidence to: Attention: Security Manager 300 Borough Drive, Suite 26 Toronto, Ontario, M 1 P 4P5 n Or fax to: (416) 296-9949 { . — SCARBOROUGH No agencies or telephone calls please TOWN C E N T R E We thank you all who apply. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. ONTARIOruntRE 60 I— •P.M ., ...... r•,r Warehouse Sales Staff Yrl mitt need Cashiers Floor Staff Stock Personnel .,<: SQclurity Our client, Bata Outlet Stores, will be holding their semi-annual warehouse sale in Pickering for a month. We require staff with dedication, integrity and good personal skills to work this upcoming sale. We will be accepting resumes and conducting interviews for all positions. Please contact our office to arrange a convenient time to register. Students are welcome. HOWEVER, we require 2 references and your SIN number upon registration. DO NOT CONTACT BATA DIRECTLY. Adecca . 1885 Glennana Road Pickering, Ontario Tel: 905-831-7359 or 683-2303 McNairn Packaging, a leader in qty papers and packaging materials for the Food Service Indtatry, has created a new posi- tion at our manufacturing facili- ty in Whitby 10 provide leader- ship for - PRINTING SYSTEMS You will provide expertise in managing artwork designs, inks, printing plates, implementing quality printing systems and printing support systems. You will manage all design issues regarding new artwork or recommend modifications to existing artwork. Manage all quality, cost, productivity and service issues related to our priming process. The qualified candidate will have a college degree in printing or related technical degree and 5+ years or x lleographic printing experience in a high-vol- ume manufacturing environment. Computer liter- ate with experience in using Microsoft Office and graphic software packages such as Adobe Illustrator or Quark Express is required. MAC experience is required. Must possess solid commu- nication, organizational, multi -tasking and decision making skills. Able to work well with others in a fast -paced team environment. We offer a competitive salary and comprcbcn- sive benefits For immediate consideration, please fax your resume to: (905) 4613-5038. Otherwise, you an mail your resume to: Hannan Resoartes ng 125 Coo mets Drive 113 coawrnen ori.e Walby, Ontario LIN ICJ HAIRSTYLISTS WANTED • Duoified Sty % • Excellent wage and kwfds po&oge • Fufl and port time positiolx • Paid vomtion 2 wks. after 1 yea, 3 wks. after 3 years • Dwid, Drug and Eyecae F • &M locations • No diewde required • Advanced trd" provided Please Call Cyndi: (905) 428-6824 Ajax/Pickering t. Ylsit our website: mm.&Vdlilice.com FORKLIFT OPERATORS Raymond Reach Wor Counter Balance ASSEMBLERS BINDERY WORKERS ORDER PICKERS / PACKERS DATA ENTRY OPERATORS 10,000 keystrokes Pkaw callSantllra at (905) S31-7693 ar fu yew resum to (90M) 831 -UX 8 MAIPOWEF m tawit sl ato.WW, * t,e;, �re.nt. tm.ee., anti t1iiiw ,ae. canwtegtmn manpoweFloronto.eorn .0; be cwtacteo. SHIFT MANAGERS Full and Part time CREW and DRIVERS Wanted. Apply in person to Pizza Hut Ajax or Pickering „,A/P PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, November 7, 1999 11 cancans 1 1 Cansrs 1 1 cwers 1 1 calms 1 1 careers 11 carers 11 Carers 1 Ge,” Help 1 General Help General Arts & Science Four options now offered General Health Technology Business Are you unsure which direction you would like your career to take, or which college program would be best suited for you? The General Arts ttr Science program will graduate students with credits that are transferable to other college programs, or with pre -requi- sites for entrance to program areas such as Business Administration, Health and Human Studies, or Technology. Programs start January 2000 call us today at (905) 721-3111 ext. 2419 DURHAM University Centre at Durham 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help ARMADA GROUP, 570 Coronation Drive, Scarborough, Ontario M1E 2K1 TIER 11 Automotive Parts Supplier TOOLING ENGINEER Responsibilities include, prepare quotes for new Plastic infection and Zinc Diecast Moulds, review & approve mould design,provide support for continuous improvement on existing tools, and other associated Julies. Some travel required. Successful applicants will have minimum 5 years experience in similar position in the automotive industry, thorough knowledge of Automotive Plastid 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 responsibilitc include, administration of computerized timekeepingg system and weekly (outsourced) payroll, Group Benefits, WSI$ Claims Management, tracking of training in compliance with QS9000 requirements and some clerical du- ties. Incumbent must possess excellent computer, WIN 95/ Otfice 97 and math skills. Forward resume to address listed above or Fax: (416)281-8789 email: armadahrOidirect ca Attention: FUR Manager SPECIAL PROJECT - DURHAM EARN XMAS $$$ $7.75/HR. Leading manufacturing company requires 100 individuals for a 3 -day Employee Sale to be heli in Pickering Nov. 10th, 11th and 12th. These positions are ideal for individuals with the following background: O Warehouse Personnel U Stock Clerks U Sales Clerks U Lifting Involved Able to work days and afternoons. Homernakem welcome 4oapply! Eking void cheque/savings acct info. for direct deposit. Call (416) 292-2282 for an appt. or walk In 9.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. interviews held on Tues., November 9,1999 at Pickering Recreation Centre Room 42 1667 Valley Faun Road/ Hwy. 2 M I = I = OFFICERS Must speak and write English fluently. Must have own car. Must be willing to travel. 905 -CO -2549 Mos: N.1" Pill. evenmlls. weekends. Italian cuisine. also wag stall. lunch- es Mon. -Fri., dishwasher evenings 6 weekends. Affily with resume lo 49 Old King- ston Rd. HAIRSTYLIST required full time for heady salon in Picbrinq. 426-2005 FULL TIME TFACHM as- sistant position. ECE diplons required. Hand deliver or tax resumes by November 10/99 lo: Waterview Child Cemre, 1200 Phillip Murray Ave., unit I1. Oshawa. Fax 0 (905j 721- 0596 Attemion: Debbie Web- er. Supervisor FURNITURE COMPANY in Markham area requires fin- ishers, sanders and general help Expe�ence required. 'or call 905 475 49V ask Jack F Company, one of the world's fastest growing MARKETING ASSISTANT urers of custom wire and cable assemblies for Pickering loc'n, dynamic s/w Co. tronic and Telecommunication Industry, is cur- Skills:mtn 2-3 yrs. Bus. Exp + ng a n . trong org. & admin arketingskills STOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE > Copywriting exo. This role will be of interest to anyone who likes to get in- volved and wants to be an integral part of the business. You will be the internal representative for one of JPM's largest customers, and will be accountable for bringing your customer's issues, concerns, and needs to the at- tention of the operations group. You will work closely with sales, manufacturing, quality, engineering, and ma- terials departments. You will thrive on challenging situa- tions, that you handle calmly and with self control. With at least 3 years of experience in an OEM, relation- ship based customer service environment ; you will enjoy finding creative resolutions to customers' needs. You enjoy the challenge of working independently and ap- preciate the merits of a team environment. You possess excellent communication, interpersonal, organizational and computer skills which are integral to your successful dealings with the customer. Experience within a manu- facturing environment would be a definite asset. JPM-Antrum, the Canadian division of the JPM Compa- ny Offers an opportunity to work for a large global com- pany will all the benefits of a family run organization. To apply for this position, send your resume to: .IPM -Antrum 1125 Squires Beach Rd. Pickering, Ont-, L1 W 3T9 Attention Human Resources General Help RUI General Help RUI General Help • No Nights, Weekends or Holidays • Paid Training 8 Workmen's Compensation Work part-time hours with the World's NUMBER 1 Home Cleaning Service Pickering Location Car Required merry 905-426-6683 maids 35 CONCIERGE STAFF & SECURITY OFFICERS REQUIRED IMMEDIATELYM FuN Training Is RrpyjQ)� Family Dental, Vision and prescription benefits and up to $10,000 lite insurance are provided. FULL & PART TIME Postings Well groomed. 'people persons' of all ages, with good Cmrlmuracabon skills, able to work all shifts. Must have own transportation to shat. ASAP Apply to person 9-4 weekdays GROUP 4 CPS LIMITED 199 Wentworth St. E. 2nd floor, Oshawa LAND PARIPT NE` !� fTiendS . OWd aft Clerks, Students, Drivers, Painters, Construction Workers, Laborers etc. START A NEW CAREER UP TO $13.55 HR. Factory Outlet now ex ding in [)urham Re- gion has openings in homer Service, Man- agement Trainees set up display, General Help. No experience necessary.. Training provided. Bonuses incentive and raP id advancement for Bard working individuals You must be neat, reliable and have own car and able to start immediately. For Interview Call Sunday 11:30 am -1:30 pm Monday 9:00 am - 6:00 pm (905)571-3532 TOTRL Transportation Solutions Inc. AZ/DZ DRIVERS Top Pay Stable company, growing fast, needs energetic, reliable and neat drivers. Good work environment with top equipment available for moving and handling of specialized product. Moving industry experience an asset but will train. Local, provincial and US opportunities. Must be drug free and have clean abstract. 401 & Allen Road area. Fax resume to (416)636-1442 TOTRL Transportation Solutions Inc. DRIVERS HELPER Blanket wrap moving company looking for reliable people to work in a team environment. For material handling in high valued products industry. Experience moving house- hold furniture • an asset but not crucial. Steel toe boots. 401 a Allen Road. Fax resume to (416)636-1442 Its a busy time of year and we are looking for more full and part time LINE COOKS Be part of our winning team!!! Apply within and ask for Manager =1608 Dundas Street East Whitby (905) 438-8000 raaialy b Full rime ¢M4tsi• A CATERING ASSISTANT Part Time COUNTER HELP must enjoy working in a Last -paced environment 905-686-2461 n Hieb computer literacy n Web developmen(, exp. Send resume to: Mktg. Mgr. 4905)420 - or s.sinnott@ids-astra.com V V\/at1►aa1% • ITv v w• er • Come fill out a ballot to WIN a Vintage'65 Mustang!!! General Labourers Assemblers Picker/Packers Durham and East Scarborough $7.25 up to $10.00 per hour! Day and afternoon shifts available Must have steel toe boots " references ' car an asset $SS$ Bring a Friend for extra Money $$$$ Call (905)831-3400 MOTION SUPPLY INC. EARN EXTRA $$ FOR X -MAS • General Laborers • Retail Clerks Required for the Pickering Metro East Trade Center $8.00/hr. Days/Nights/Weekends Call 1-800-811-9873 or Fax (905) 415-0529 C.epuntryStyle, Pickering 1050 Brock Rd. FULL AND PART TIME BAKERS & COUNTER ]HELP REQUIRED Apply in person 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • anted Experienced Person Proven Ability Sign Manufacturing •Layouts -Assembly -Wiring -Service •Installation SERVICES A non profit mental health agency is seeking the following staff: • Full Time Residential Counsellor (Temporary six month contract with the possibilittyy'of an extension) • Relief Staff (Residential do Crisis) Must have a degree/diploma in a social services field plus a drivers h - cense and access to a vehicle. Please submit resume to HIRING COMMPITEE 114 Dundas Street East, Unit 2012 Whitby, Ontario LIN 2H7 or fax to: (905) 666-2976 required immediatey in South Pickering cafeteria. PR wee- kends, Sa"un. 6a.mAp.m. Cashier experience a must. $9 -Whir. Cal Catriom a1 (905) 839.1151 ext. 3531. Beaver Foods Limeed. GLASS SHOP looking for in- stallers. Experience a must. Please call (905)421-1484 PROFESSMMl MATURE line cooks. tow servers. Sw la's helpers and cafe help for Christmas. Evenings pe on and withrreesumweeks.to the Carders Restaurant, Wien Gardens. No phone calls please. 300 Tasrnm Rd. W., Whitby. HIGH SCHM cafeteria help Ajar, minimum 15 hours per week, serious in ting only. Telephone (905) 619 31189 MW WIM H* 1 otic. Hdp 1 see. NeptABwita 1 Selu HWAWft 1 [tete NWAjjprb r in temporary staffing now in Richmond Hill! Accountemps has immediate openings for the following positions: GENERAL ACCOUNTANT strong general accountant for complex rets., budget prep. 8 year end acctg. functions. Mtn have knowledge of Excel. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Full function IJP, batching, coding 8 cheque runs. Some rets. of A/P accounts an asset. Cal the Richmond Hill office for these and other exciting opportunities. TEL: (905) 709-8009 FAX: (905) 709-3664 For more i formation visit our website at www.accotmtemps.com sm➢AIIULA fORO requires a Part -Time Evening b Saturday RECEPTIONIST Computer experience a must. Please FAX resume to: (905) 831-7549 Need to fill 12 openings IMMEDIATELY.'!! Short 6 Long Term Opportunities Work No experience necessary. 18+ Full Time Only. Call Amber (905) 686-4472 F CEPTIONISTS Part - Time Office - Pickering Mall d in hinny, mature mdividuAls ckerinKs newest retucment t interpersonal skills eswrithalCALL 1-800-254-5558 am the owner or a smart but raptly growug com- oany in Durharn Region I regwre sew" key pt0yk to assist no in recent ex- pansion - $9 25 file. -Complete training provided -No exp news. I am willing to train. Call today and start work inmleduatetv Hells) 579-5412 INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE d travel. Canada's largest In- stitute specializing in Travel and Tounsm Training Next lass begins Dec 6. Please call 905-725.3919. TWO ASSISTANT TEACHERS required for dayare centre in Ajax. Please send resume to LittlePeople's Crtt... Apx� � 3R3 Last day for resumes IS Wednesday. November 10th, LIGHT III MINAL, long- term temp, must have 6 months work" up- safety toa ed boo enng through Oshawa areas. Car an asset. From $7.50 to $9.00 per hr. We Will be Infer - viewing at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium 99 Thornton Road South, Oshawa, Every Tues and Thws. 9:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. UNE COOK required, Golden Griddle experience preferred. Whllby- location. Cal VNrce RESTAURANT requires @xpe118rIC8d Full -rine line Cooks a Servers. Apply In with resume. 774 Liverpool Rd, Pickering. ORDER PICKERS- Ajax com- Pany (Westney/Bayly) Re- quires 12 people to pick a price orders. No experience required. $7/hr to start. Fax resume to (9051831.3127. DEPENDING ON moults Local company hiring for busy Xmas rush. May lead to part time work In the New year. Customer serv- Ice. set up and display Must be able to work 3 roghts per week 6 p m. - 10 pm For iseeriew all ("5)7M2479 PERSON REWIRED to Ajax lot indoor/outdoor property maallenance as sub-cDntrac- lot Ask for Chris 416-386- 0333 leave message PURE PRODUCTION$ re- quires Exotic Dancers for On- lano Clubs No experience necessary. Training and ac- commodations available 188++ 1S 5800.627.6931000. 4 PT/FT. IMOFEII SHOSLEN a Shin- glers helper wanted. Con- struction experience ppre• ferred. Witl train. (905) 434- 3818 alter 6 p.m. leave mes sage. SNOW PLOW BROKERS, warned 8.9' plows. Late model trucks. East Scarb. routes. cal kion.-Thurs. 9-5 at 905- 428.7793. STUDENTS,. warned to work days, evenungs a ovemight sleep positions. Strong wig to wo li w,m rwmhcapped ala - ren. Please lax resume to (905)686-3112 by November TELiMARKETER - NOW stinal to book appointments. Part gine evenings (6p.m. m 9 Rm. ) Work from home. $201 r. achievable for fight indi- vidual (base+bonus) Lily. (416)261-1723. THE NEWS ADVERTISER is boking for Kids to dekver pa- I:s and flyers door to door tour times a week by 6:00 PM. in their neighborhoods. call 905-083.5117 WAREHOUSE / INDUSTRIAL Fabrication Worker required for warehouse facility in A1ax. Related experience and com- puter skills an asset. Imme- diate start date. Please tax resumes to 905-427-9878 or mail to Argus. Industries, Unit X2.530 West nttyy Road. Ajax. Ontario, 11 S Glut Our Guelph client has an imm•ate opening for a Technical Sales Engineer. The primary responsibility will be to consult with existing and potential customers in Toronto and the surrounding area. This po- sition will play an active primary role in the entire sales process, in- cluding closing and managing, to coordinate the requisite internal and external resources in the technical sales and support. The ideal candidate will be a mechanical or process engineer with a minimum of five years experience in a capital equipment sales envi- ronment. Knowledge in plastics molding processes and a working knowledge of automation and microprocessor -based centered systems is preferred. Interested parties are asked to e-mail their resume to: UnT@PriorResourcc.com (in Word format) or call Lon at 1-888-607-7467. To view our full list of employment opportunities. please visit wehsite at www.prioffcsourcc.com PRIORProressional a PRIORExecutive a PRIORTech a PRIORTemp PART TIME SALES HELP Required Experience an asset, but not necessary. Apply in verson with resurne f THE WALLPAPER CENTRE LTD. 1652 Bayly St. W. Pickering SCARBOROUGH LABEL COMPANY Iti seckfng a Print Sales Professional to develop new tales Prcterence will he given to those familiar with the flexographic indus- try. Competitive remuneration package. Please fax resume to: 416-293-6561 Skilled Help E kj.1 Skilled Help CIVIL DRAFTER Our consulting engineering firm has a fulltime opening for an experienced Munlciapal Design Drafter. Applicants should have strong Autocad drafting skills with at least three years experience in drafting of subdivisions, plus completion of a civil technology program. Attractive pay, beneftis and work environment. Send your resume to: Human Resources Manager G.M. Sennas & Associates Ltd. 110 Scotia Court, Unit 41 Whitby, ON LIN 8Y7 Fax: 905432-7877 E-mail: hr@sernas-com ELECTRICIAN REQUIRED Bus) shop of industrial machinery requires electrician to wire diesel powered rail track maintenance equipment. Must have own tools and be capable of working from engineered drawings and schematics. Please fax resume to Nordco Inc. Oshawa (905)725-6887 F MS FURNITURE STALLER e 'Zpes'ilAced. call Mrs. Lyon 5-839-2594 appointment 1 Getz" Hdlp 1 Gomm ►LMP WE ARE aeutil l0okulg for an i itividlW to help our 2 yr. old son with his fight against autism. Our in home therapyprogram from the U.S. is Protect P.AC.E. Any indi- viduals iterated in applying. should havethe following aitiers: ECE or Psy- Wckground: Very creative; Lds of energy; Have worked with children in the past; Ability to work momwhgs. evenings a weexends (Sat. only); Familiar with autism; Dependable. Caring. The con mtmet will be approx. 6 to 10 urs, per week Please forward resumes to: The Nac- rarato Family, 35 Wrern Blvd. Bowmanville. Ont LIC 481. (No phone calls please) ONE OF NORM America's largest financial service com- parry is rapidly expandkg in this area. N you desire a dy- namic career with excellent income potential all (905)426-7713 1 Saba HelplAg•nts SALES AGENTS(C ;tr'Dutcr: named for ',DI lino of ttWustrt o u'oduus Experience pre- ',rred Compensation based ,,n prolit shanng Call -05)626-4888 or tax 05)428-3505 SALES PERSON ^ceded for e,lremely 5usy holistic Nctghl loss anuc. Must be , iergetic. motivated and dn- ,en Saks "or weight loss e,yenence a bonus but not a -'ust S114420/hr Call Roxy at 305-619.2038 WATER TECHNICIANS e• gwred 46 year 00 company. 'rte industry leaderexclusive de time product Ouakried ap- pamments Full training pro- nded Nowt pay structure. :ar required. UN Rarsott 1- 388-884.9577 sklbd nletb AZ DRIVERS REQUIRED 34 ruts per map miles "al -,ed ;-am hopper trans carrying many offers Ontario runs %,urgeturve pay. Damm bere- package Late mode e;uipmem Excellent main - .trance (705)-357-3938 Mon4n . 8 a m - 9p m CABINET MAKERS ,!quired in Durham Region. Fuly experrdrttd Canner Makers need only apply Please tax resume to 905- 983-9714 CAN SPAII Fabrrcadrrg re- quires kcenced welders Ap- ply al person at 165 Crown Court. Whaby or tax resume to ( 905) 721-0467 mEcrS1011 UNIVERSAL GIINKA. dost tolerance wurk Whitby Precisw. call 6661-8628 SATELLITE INSTALLER re- gwred immediately tot busy retail outlet Experience pre- ferred Part lime leadng to tug time No phone ills pplIease Fax resume to 905-665-0318 or drop resume in peison to 1501 Hopkins St. Wntby Und 05 SERVICE PERSON required for installation and repair of secttbfial and to" steel doors. Sarbom (41) 412TM - ASSISTANT For family practice, fast Scarborough area. Flexible flours, fluent English required. (416)431-9737 mJmt wYRaerra 110MR r.11 OFRTAL ASWIPATIMCIP- - assembling our products. TIONIST required experience Ideal for stay at home moms rime to stag. and students. Start imme- =,p05.427 -g114, or diately. For free info. package tax resume to 905-427-0247. call 24 his ton -free 1-888- room, toy a rap room) meals. 771.7409. PHARNWY ASSOM - Full ONoe 1No um. some gVerungs am weekends. Stopper's Drug have current Registration wi h kbrt, 1300 King St. East, Kinin r S �' Out h, t f0, safe. buffet, hutch, able. 4 side Ushata Fax resume lo: PAYROLL AD ISTRATOR. D5f43 Ajax Comparhy requires an Unlit Clerk (Part-Timmi expenenceul ADP (windows) RD'S MEMO part time to Payroll Administrator. Must be complete pre -insurance med- proficielt Beth Word and Excel iia► on a contrail basis. Must along with General Ledger have vempuncture. car. ECG Reconciliation "onfrnon experience lax machine rP_n, r. r' r - 7 i • 1- 1 1 - - 1.1 -. 7 1 1 1 v- -- - 'w NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, November 7,1999 PAGE 25 AR e 1 N°epRel Netkal 1 No;Q mesal1 N°eplhl Iledkel Dental Dano lance _ 1 dee or Seel _ First Aid/CPR. Duality pro - r AILIMNKIM PNE $1.00/11. immediately RN S REQUIRED immediate 4' brown by Rat S1 SOAK quick couplers 3 otic lar flat $0 501 1 ft/ quick couplers Ouick cou- room, toy a rap room) meals. plers 510.00 Also 2 irrigation crimp Retirement Home. Must pumps 61 8 111It g ty. tib part/of the Rouge VWby IkneWH �ifM11, tQla have current Registration wi h Ajax i Piekerin Health Contra offers exaM 9 aeg Kinin r S �' Out h, t f0, safe. buffet, hutch, able. 4 side opPertYt111tlea to 1reof in a dynetnie and letie chairs. 2 arm chairs, new. a file of lfllsnt In the ��IY Pe: must sen Call Steve. home 905-665-9065 Unlit Clerk (Part-Timmi LEATHER JACKETS, up to I/ experience a must. Team 2 price, leather purses from In this role, u will be responsible for: g you providing clerical le he luggage from $19.99. learner wallets from 56.99 support, patient registration, reception, booking tests, Everythurlq Must Go' Family maintaining supplies and other related duties. vex 90ns-7528 99830 SII Ostu Qualifications for this position Include a sound knowledge of ANNOUNCING NEW lower medical terminology, and an ability to transcribe a variety of pnce on mink dish satellites Doctors' orders. The successful applicant mll also pp possess Only floc atter rebates or lease for $12 49 mommy accurate keyboarding skills and proficiency in a variety of Programming from $8.95 word processing and spreadsheet applications. monthly (14W1ears experience Medical Transcriptionist ANTIQUE ,Batt Century vanity. EL workkru� Condition ton .000 MIRA STOVE WORKS (Part-Tlmeal electric old tasheoned wood tuf-liq In this role, u will be responsible for the accurate Yo P dove 3 rs ofd. excellent �rhdtton 54.200 Serious m- tr'anscripbon of medical reports and providing clencal guns only (905)623-0209 Support as it is required. APPLIANCES: refngerator 2 The successful applicant will be a graduate of a Medical 000, frosi fro" deluxe stove. matching heav/ duty washer Secretarial program with a minimum of 3 years' related 5 dryer $675 all - ma sepa- Also Kenmore experience. A sound knowledge of medical terminol and a Pe 9 o9Y washer rateex .tied 2 years $250 Pickering proven ability to transcribe a vanety of medical reports are 416-822-9369 also requirements. BABY ITEMS ewe crib with malress S'S^ Asst kneels Rouge Valley Qualified candidates are invited to anouspriees655-4759sne 1 forvvard their resumes, In confidence, BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND nng y to: Human Resources, Rouge Valley P"ares les o deacons with 11 Daquettes on each side Tao Health System,- Ajax 6 Pickering Health Centre Site, 580 Harwood diamond weight 1 15 pts. 14K gild Asking 52.500 Aril a (_ J Ave South, Ajax, Ontano L1S 2J4. ptincluded Vtax conntacct Kathy Health System Fax. (905) 428 - 5208. 9051434.3661 CANOPY BED. wroegnt iron. 1%vv* at but prM�r_) IQIIrN. _ tueen onnopedic manress -41 Yew Cost $1.200 Sam - 'ice 3500 Can delirm (416)- r26-9885 CARPETS SALE A HARD - 1' r) 11 C A R E I-1-9tn S. -s 4 C r;, ri.'. requires CLIENT SERVICE CO-ORDINATOR PART-TIME 2-3 DAYS PER WEEK with llcxihhlt to %4ork weckcnls & evenings. FULL-TIME EVENINGS 2-10p.m., I Aeckend in -1. for our Community Visiting Program throughout Durham Region. Criteria Required: current RNlRPN registration Canutxnity Experience an asset ,StiU Required: RN'S, PERSONAL SUPPORT WORKERS HOME SUPPORT WORKERS LMM 2 A 3 HEALTH CARE AIDES Please fonyard resume to. Sherry McGeough, Branch Manager 500 King St. West Oshawa, Ont. I.0 219 433-1494 or fax to 905-333-2353 • 1 Dam - re ENTHUSIASTIC. AFFECTION- ATE. trustworthy person to rare for 8 month old m my tome Non smoker Refer- ences regwred Monday - Fn - day 830 i m. - 5.30 p m Brock and Finch Start Janu- ary 3rd (905) 619.3160 M OUR NONE, a loving re- sponsible Care giver, two children, MO. 8 - 5, 10 rm IA will 4 yr pA good ran Rose - bank and Strouds area. Mist lave CPR. references and be noir smoker. Cal Wendy at (905) 831-0215 LIVE OUT "Allouselceep- ef. boys 1, 2 References. Nan -smoker. Mtkmum 4 yrs. experience. Alton / Finch area (905) 5094157 TEACHERS ASST wquadni yth 6 -yrs hhoot odRayaare as Ot Decl 3 ami Whites Rd a Stroud's tune. Call Rhonda 9.5 905-565- 0870. • Delpare Avdabb LOVING Chria" home day- care, teach al t. numbers, values.man. ners and right attitudes. 2.5 years preschool,pparoull- lime, tat - , Is. ini nVlld c CPR, first Aid. Valley Farm 2. near Pickering Go, (905 7-9600 union experience necessaryry. tened. Fax resume to 1.806- CHNLIKARE -Qualified ECE, Fax resume to 1-(905) M7- 962-4652 First Aid/CPR. Duality pro - 0627. Interim Personnel. son immediately RN S REQUIRED immediate grammirg (music, stories. crafts. Outdoor play, family. 1 (PRT) tot beautiful local Pick- room, toy a rap room) meals. Assift crimp Retirement Home. Must snacks. Liverpool/Krosno OUTSIDEANSIDE SALES Pe- have current Registration wi h area. (90.5)839.6458. son required. Experienced. College d Nurses Of Ontario. DAYCARE available in my Strong Communication Skills, 2-3 years current Gerontology home, Imq mother of 3. 2 I Motivated. experience a must. Team 0=11-aWd. country selling* reliable vehicle. Ba*+com- players only. Fax resume to 7 and Locust Hill area. missions, this sounds like Linda D.R C. 905.509.0011, by Nov._ bHwvtyq Good 'awes Cal contact or _11. _ - - - . , _ _ .. ..lefldlac�. Wk8249LTO . (905)2B-09t2Dawn • Daycare --k-d" DAYCARE AVARABLE iuiv pan -time 18 yrs experience Happy environment Huge play area Crafts. movies. meals. Westney/Delaney Re- (xrpt5lreferences. All ages 6Co 8719 ECE mother of two Inas loving daycare available. snake and pet free Educational and tun activates. nulntiornal snacks. lunches. Fenced yard. Dell- "^ Tel Vi D 905- 426.8328. MAPUERIDGE/DGUE Daycare available from M home, part lime or fun time. 6 mos to school age clldren Please Cal Sharon at 905-831-4799. NON of 2 providing kiving daycare in my home. U. smoker. Meals a snacks. Near SL Jude and Appkaol P.S. area. Call (905)-683- 1884. FRSTON'S WIFE providing aI- IordM*, loving Christian Day Caro in her home. Beautiful home with fenced back yard teaching towing. Chnsoan val- ues. Creative. educational pla). crafts, music, reading outings. Nutritious lunch. snacks. F/part -T available. Receipts. Whites Rd.IShepp pard. Call Bonnie (905) 7146 PICKERMS Mack / Rolle: Loviry day.. 18 months to 12 years. Daily outings (fenced backyard and park). Crafts, story time, music, nu- Inlious meals a snacks. First Aid, C.PR. certified Non- smoking, receipts. 905 -42811244 - Quality daycare provided by caring mother. Nwh-smoking home, nutnous meals. arts and crafts and outdoor play. Very affordable Harwood and CRossaland. (905) 619.2003. Daycare Avalbpe SOUTH AJAX. rig olne Nar-.. --rent Buses io Set 'Bema- ,ehe s arta Parkside Expen- ^nced. references Irregular ,ours, negotiable (9051427- -2% WESTNET Aosslaed. reieabk ubys,rer avaaaoje with 13 rs exo ICS daycare depW ro Hct lunch sucks letia0 yard. babies welcome refer - .rices ecept1 427-4937 1 Iltger•a to SECURITY GUARD ':o mpamr �ooktnq for worlung partner - oil opportunity Paa- nounl security Inc. 1099 Kingston Rd Suite 210, Pickering Ont L1V-1B5 (no Doone nes per) 1 Rneeeood KOZY NEAT FIIIEWOOD. ex selkm try Derr quality hard- Nood. guaranteed extra long time luly, seasoned. cut a spit Honest measurement. treedelivery 905-753-2246 ABSOLUTELY THE BEST - top quality seasoned hardwood Serving PKMnrq Ajax. Whit- ey and Oshawa CaK DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-5278 MADWOODROFTWOOD broken sluds for firewood. Pickup or delivery avaiable (laniteo limie offer) Cap 905- LAKERIOGE FAA FIRE- WOOD the U= -uahry wood, seasoned cuvspltvdebvered Discount for pickup. Serving Pickenng. Ajax. Whitby. Oshawa, Coumce Call any- time 905.427-17U OM9rio Flu"ood Dry cut 8 split hardwood 4116x16' $65 Free delivery to Oshawa area call 1 -191i -n8-133! Visa Accepted SEASONED FIREWOOD for sale, face cords, pick up loads, bush cords, Dave. (905) 831-7055 °Wynn 1 n cww MASHING MACHINE. Inglis. In good working order $150. o b o. 3 Dressers• $25. each. (905)576-5577.snp 1 Arlon 1 sake 1[181 Vamalke Wait lee, 350cc. 4 -shake engine, 6 -speed wdh dutch, needs a link love. S1500' obo. 404-8906 after 5 p.m. WOOD FLOORING :ar,et 3 rxlms 5339 31-- sq 41 m- :tvues carpel premNlm pad ind installation Free esb- mates. carpet repairs $en- ing Durham and surrounding area Credit Cards Accepted Call Sam 905486-1772 CARPET AND VINYL . arpet three r a 3�- Square yards. from $329 .nstaled I Will cr.; count your best quote up ro 10% customer saftstacuon guaranteed Cal Mike Ier your het estimate. 905-43' -4640 COMPUTER FACTORY NLOWOUT Air4.,irq ,- X ryr �rr.-Is ;nen St6rwn Goch 4W Iii loaded. pnmer, monitor. internet. software and more Fra scanner. delivery arm setup 1 -800 -515 -Sins COMPUTER VECIALS. Pent- ium stare, system $429 Permum laptop $744 233MHt •ntemer system 5trw Loaded 350MHz system $888 We love douq upgrades arm dib - cull repass 905455-3661 DSS TEST CARD program- ming latest Stearn sofheare urlowng available 1.905- 728-9670 ELMMA airtight woodstove nsert blas w:pod tnm. 2- speeo tan Kenmore 6 -pro- m Wither w/Suds-ser a �/rr•�ram dryer Atlas tracer 6 Secs h 905) 623-1567 FUTDN COUCH. A -frame 0rame only) S45 Call 905- 723-6120 Ism GIANT MATTRESS SALE at Liquidation Centre Showroom 181 Bond St Cislawa Singles from $7995. 48' a Doubts from SW Oueens trom 5124 Deluxe Slumber Peck. Oueen Sex i to year wan 1 Bat Se- kcWn, pprhtt5 8 varraty on name braridS We accept Cards or Imerac will deliver Call 905-720.05W (Open 9 to 6. Mon - Sal) GIRLS white triple dresser with mirror, clean. excellent cormition. asking $250 Call 576-9958 (sip) MUI APPLIANCES Party Salers/Servic -New Sh prrnent! Kitchen -tide whine Frost -free fndge, hke new, only $450 New scratchidem refripegtors S499/up.Frost-free refrigera- tors $191up urge selection upright freezers $2540/up. Large selection stoves. elec- tric/gas. sen-deaning/reguI Sftup. Matdwha GE dryer .Only $349. Extra -large i& Kenmore washer.'dryer Full -sue automatic washers $149/up. Dryers $9149/up.06-" Sirnccoe SIS. (726 AUOJO EOUIPMOT LIQUI- DATION JVC he end Dolby digital packages including re- ceivers, multiple -CO players. double cassette -deck 5 speakers, $100.00 per u'N receivers must include sugi- cient speakers. Dshawa Stereo (905) 579-M RING NED. x -thick orthopedic GostMptflow top mattrez set, new - $1.800 Sacrifice $750 Can denim (416}726-9885 _ lie's SIMS and sport jack - els, 100's of 'nems. many ce 67 tot $10. Don't miss out! Visit Ri,gped Replays, Whlby. 404-2063 U Al PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, November 7,1999 ArdidasSda far • I Arta a 1 1'rl°"'' for Sab 1 1 ^RW ' °r 11 Awd s or PIANO TECHNICIAN available CHRISTMAS CRAFT Show, for tuning, repairs. and pre, Nov 13th a Nov 14th. 1000 purchaseconsultation on all a m - 4:30 p m. Pon Perry makes a models Also recon- High Select, 160 Rosa SI ditioned pianos for sale Call vendors Dart at 905-427-7631 80 PIANIMRANDFATHER CLOCKS Specials on all pia- nos and keyboards Huge se. lection of new and used pia nos New digital pianos from 5795 and up Rent to own. 100°. of all rental payments apply Also a Huge selection of grandfather clocks from 5995 and up Call TELEP PIA- NO 433-1491 BRUNSWICK POOL table 4x8 Inst slate e. aues extra 8 bans 8 snooker balls $600 OBO 905-427-0333 cnp POOL TABLES S and 9 slate billiard fables to, sale call 905-4204113 RENT TO OWN ^ew and re- ^ cond�.i ,-J a:; ances. and rnet� r `. s Full warranty Pad - 05 Ma-ket 905-263-8369 or 1-Sor -18 5502 SALE 401, oV v,n at beanies at tine House of Amber Gib Shop 5709 Old Scugog Rd N Hampton Village Opened year round Wednesday - Sun - gay 1905263-8205 SHEDMAN Quality wooden $t. -` oam out only $339 plus tax Marry other sizes and styles available Also garages and decks 761 MCKai Rd Unit 3, Pickering Fcr more infocall 905-619- 2093 SNOW TIRES 4 Yokohama GuarJ••• r': Snow Tones 215- 55 -Rho caught Dec 98 used t season. new 5675 sell $400 (9051852-7331 PINE/OAK FURNI- TURE 9'KNS WEEK SALE EVEN- Dix to an overwheim- ing response we are extend- ag our no GST/PST sale to Nov 13. 1999 Place your o - der for Bedroom, Dining Room EmnKtannmem Centres or Horne Mice and we will pay we GST a PST and guar- antee delivery by Christ- mas Drop in aro let us show �a now rngh quality SOLID WOOD furniture is made Tradiboral Woodwork- ing 115 Norm Fort Road Port Ili 905.985-8774 Http// www l radbdraiwopdwrork ing on ca TREADMILL. Magnetic re- C,:Tba^• ar-: IdecYc•Ie tyle exerv.sr bike Stepper, =lts and dhptral 42a-3079 RECONDITIONED FRIDGES $195 is lt, : ,(1: meed rang. es $1251 up. rectal boned dryers $125.' up. recond- torea wrasthers S199 Ip. new and reconditioned canoper- akd washers and dryers at low plias New brand none IMVes $480 and up. new 30• rages wren tai and wrdOw 1430 Retondlaoned 2,17 ring, its and 24- frost tree fridges sow amiable Wide relation of other new and reeondi- boned apphanas Cal us to- day. Sttphennson s Applianc- e. Sales, Service. Parts 154 Bruce St Oshaira(905i 576- 7448 web silt www durbam- sou canstepnensons RAGE Joo• repairs broker GA iii :ebtes rollers, open, ers uutarea Tuneups. 549 )5 416-336.0073 I Artistes rinerr.a ANTIQUES?Absolutely! Ad- vice- always valuaDie usually *eel Purchasing outright. es late w lsOme anhQue COnt- ents. Ino limit to value con - side -ed). collections 01 any sort. quantities or single an- lique Items Special interest in ilooraolt pottery I'm try to re- spond to all queneS Robert Intron Antiques- Brookhn, Ontano (905)655 8049 or (9051242.0890 BUYING ANTIQUE and col- lectable contents including complete estates Best possr- Neprices paid Henry Kahn, 905.985-8161 PIAMO BENCH WANTED, any S..%. reasonably priced Call Ron 686-8351(snp) WANTED 'Leaf Tickets' Will pay face value. Call Bruce Danford 579-4400 ext. 2207 WANTEO, Model trains and tryD pans. will buy layouts 'and complete sets. Any gaug- es.(905) 420-8927 .1 lost a • ForrW MUSSING FEMALE cat. Calico markings. black, red and W10te trom Fishlock/Harwood Since November 1st Sub- atarim reward d returned Call 426-7063. CRAFTERS WANTED at 'The Gift a Craft Showplace' local ed in the Courlkce Flea Mar keit. 4 km east of Oshawa Let us show & sell your crafts do- rectly to the Dublic You do not have to be there There is NO 6 month contract Rent starts at $36. month Call 905-436- 1024 FOLK ART CLASSES next be- pmne•s starling November 8th. Ali levels. morning after- noon and evening classes available Beginners our spe- ciality Leant a craft that can relieve stress and give enor- mous enjoyment call (905576-3947 for information • I Per its Boeidkha Adorable Puppies 'Championship Sired' Englisn BL91 Doc. Skil• tr- Mm Schnauzer. (;olden Retnevers. Maltese min dashunds. Boston terners. boxers, pugs, Tcy Pnodlec Odra. (905)723-507'7 HELP GIVE a ^7me ass ; r se -^r;: Chance Heanrly iii1- tens vet checked! with first booster Adult cats. all spayed or neutered. fully vaccinated, several declaimed Marry medium to Larger breeds of dogs also available Pets supplies and donations al- ways welcomed Foster homes for medium 10 large dogs as wen as cats needed Call Durham Animal Adoption at 49051438-8411 11 Automobiles for 524 1952 PONTIAC - Sas katOrwan. new paint. all original 51.C" miles. pretty car. 5' wfrrewons last lime of. kred 54000 o b o Murray 1- 705- 328-2212 slip 1967 FORD Galaxy 500 2 door harC top 289 motor, red vim red Imenor Neve wiener divert Orglna1 all the rtes! see' Certtled Wil trade for truck or $6500 723-7019 Clays. 4331570 snip 1966 BUICK ELECTRA. F r,nda car new paint new ;is !auk exthavl. anernatoi, p s p w p i, deep tint on windows Needs trarxry work S80G o b o Murray 1.705.328-2212 snip 19H FORD TAUNUS,ower ¢ Duo 145 COOklrs E R C 5 1 400 as 4 o D c call 9051426- 6233 1969 CORSICA LT 4 door ha;zhbaCk ere owner Great snipe good running condo! bon Asking $1 700 o D o as is Call (905N34 -54W atter 6 if in nip 1111 NISSAN PULSAR. oLack on biaCk dark 'n1ed car,^,awS fift. a/c 16 .a:ve 5 speed rrirwral Asking 55.0M or best offer Call (905) 438.9586 Wan message 1910 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER blue 5 cyi,nco, 30L engine 19+nim good condition, ens - Iced. asking $4000 Can 743- 0444 Evenings 19K Caewolet Cavalier auto. 4 c;1,o0er 2 ddCr am' Cass. air. erntssiorl-Itsled. 162.800 kms $4506 Gll Sean or Sherri at 576-3023 Isrpl 1992 PONTIAC LEMANS. 4 dr. low km lady arinn $3,600 of best offer as is 49051666-8202snp 1992 PONTiAC SUNBIRD SE. red w+gray nlertor. auto. 4 cyl- 2 ar 53500 obo 404-8908 af- ter 5 p on (slip) 1912 SATURN, auto, air. 148.000 kms.. 1 owner ewxl- tem condition, $4.800 call 905-372-0699 1112 SLR B . 4 dr 31 erg. $5000. 1992 Grand Prix. 4 dr, 3 1 eng 55200: 1991 Grand Pru GTP. fully loaded. no learner. $6595. 1993 Cavalier wagon, 31 eng.. loaded 55500: 1989 Blazer lull size. 5.7 eng $7500, 1988 S10 Blazer 04. rebuilt eng new brakes, ball joints, exhaust $5500. All cars cert. emission a warranty Call Doug D-905.985-0074: 111-705-277- 3250.(snp) 1014 SABLE LS wagon load- ed/excetlent condition This certified beauty has new Cres/ brakes/ball loints/less than 1OK on rebuie engirleAranry. Driven daily, selling because new car ordered 130K, $8.700-0110 (905)428-1365 1114 SUNSM, 183.000km. Wil certify. verryy good con6- tion, price $5.OD0. Air cond. new tire, radio/cassene 12 Rustwood St. Bowmanvhlle 905.697-9380. 1115 FORD TAURUS GL. 4 -door, beige, p/wA, air. 120.000 -km $8.000 1989 OLDS CALAIS, due. 100.000- km cert./emission $1500 Both excellent condition 905- W&1207. WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drivel Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 FIST FULL OF 96 AND 97 CAVALIER AND SUNFIRE SALE"' COUPES. CONVERTI- BLES AND 4 DOORS FROM $7.995 ALSO THESE NEW ARRIVALS 91 6'X. 'Jades , 1':6. only S-1985. 90 Olds Cutlass In- lernational loaded 170K. per- fect $4 400 89 Buick Lesa- bre 123 kms loaded. mint, $4 985 89 Caddy white. Flon- Ja winters. 176K $6995. 92 ;aravan green 165K nice $5.995 firm Wow 93 Grand Am loaded. v-6. 129K. only 56.995. 92 Dynasty Le load- ed. 3 3 A The mast in town $6.985.94 Cavalier Coupe. loaded auto black beauty. $6 995. 96 Blazer LS. loaded. 106K. mint, silver, sale $10885 Ctniar Auto Comfort. 155 King St. West. at Mid- town Mail OVER 36 VENCILES IN STOCK, Call 579.2686. TRY USII NEED A CAR? Only $599 Jaws Warrant; a tree oil changes Bad credit okay From $199 month Can 416- 8W-9741 1 -892-9742 �•caw • / f 0 r'�fe.7a RENT -WORRY FREE 1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apts. Refurbished & New Appliances. All Util. included. In-house Supt. & Maint. On site Security. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam - 8 pm Sat & Sun Ipm- Spm *1VALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 905-579-1 626 APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falbv Crt. 21 & 3 Bedroom apts. Cal l OS6-0845 or % isit us at: http:; : t, in,i;,. ---,t r wubjump-com 2 BEDROOM S•0- a sive Quiet 9wamg. 092wa so dogs. Cali t9051 721-2232. 3 -BEDROOM main floor apartment S800,mordlo plus 2( 3 utilaws Quiet non-smokers )nly Pnvm entrance, credit yneck FirSVLW Rktsom/Athol ire& Available Dec 1st 905)831-1882 A MUST SEE! 'Sharma 2 bed- x)m apt in 3 unit tompripo- r ry building Ckari, quietse- un Laundry private yard. pirktN On bus route S7751 mo inclusive NO PETS 668- 1432 Please love message :• h 1 occroom plus t :try small bedroom Cost to flus mom- ONA - sOU�Poremn 55600 pus Ze -W bntea wanted CASH FOR CMS! We cJ, uSIC +ehiGes .ebicies mutt to in running conic, Uon Can 427y-2415 or come 10 479 AAD AUTO SALES MUR- 1 East Ajax at TrtrW for Sit 1990 DODGE pick-up truce full s,:e mint condition. 10G OG: km 6 cyl . $5250 011110 434.2775 1vane/4 trinael Drive 1992 PLYMOUTH Voyageur Grand Quad captains, emis- sions tested fully loaded rear auAitat 202.000 highway kms $4 995 905-720.2265 or 416-006-4635 BACHELOR APT $512.orxmth- ry pias utilities 3rd Iloa air ekllCao OSHAWA ; belga base •ant Parking. Indge, stove. ,isher. dryer freezer. avail- 'rle immediately, first a last feference Call 905-571- 284 after 6 DICKERING - LIVERPOOL a2 beC•o0m basemenl panment. separate entrance. randry. cable. a/c. newly ren - no smokers/pets :700 all inclusive Available nmedatefy (905) 837-8509 PICKERING 1 bedroom base- •iem Nov 8. S700/month. ad +pp . 2 minutes to G0, work- Isingle, separate entrance ) 837-8237 PI(-KF-RI\I: G4111/LAKE: Nkin-%mining, neat freak, quiet professional, seeks same to share luxurious 3 bedroom h4wx, inground pool, cabk, pariung. laundry Asking S470/trauhthly Ist/lau, availabk NOW 905-4sa3751. PICIERMC NEW c^ac uv.c t bearoom basement apartment M -%'mo includes 4undry a able Non-smoking Avail Deet Call 905-937.9342 or 416-566-9042 PICKERING. luxury Tridel. 1- be0r,�nrn apartment. 4 ap- pliances. wiz pus ttness, Pool. parking S1095/marih includes utilities Available )68 imrnedialety (9053-9629 RETIRED - Quiet building in Oshawa. mature tenants central. Location 2 A 3 hed- room apartments available Janwry 1st Electric heat. Washer/dryer ead, Ro oe Tel p . "qu (905f SM 9016 Mark 852-3107 Leave mes- SPACIOUS wen-mantawed 2 sage bedroom &pis Avail at 900 BEAUTIFUL urge 2 -bedroom and 888 Glen SI Some term ' "n Closes. paintprorW- apartmert adult building. no Close b Schools. shhoppug non-smoking B&IcBalcony.ed ppeettslonon Mlh,aid S� rudtid suitable imme- pK jM dotely (905)728-7661 Feb Iso. (905009-5090 BEAUTIFUL 2 -level I bed- OSHAWA room apt East Oshawa Dud neigntiourilood Appliances Large freshly decorated plus able No smoking no 2 & 3 B/R apts. for rent. pets Available December 5690 & $800 i 1. ind. S650/mo 723-1492 (sip) at 280 Wentworth St. BEAUTIFUL 700 sq h studio W Your First Choice. apartment in large country For appt. Call home. sky-lightSsunken liv- (905) 721-8741 ling area. balcony, separate entrance. very private. $725 inclusive Non-smoking single WANTED MATURE et - quiet workingpaerson preferred trot -smoker, no pets, prestig- Available (let 1. Call 905 sous Rouge area. SOWN of 401 985-15M Gorgeous, spaaous new one 1 BEDROOM BASEMENT envoi stu main floor 3 bedroom, 111 into., uUYda Bachelor apartment. Cleam. lid yr private entrance, al utilities non-smoker, near G0. awl7- included. No pets, no able immediately. call 905 - smokers, $500/tnonddy. Cal 420-2104. 576.2859. ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS available December 1. Two acationS at 350 Malaga a 946 Masson Rd. Oshawa. 00/ $6 month. an inclusive, no pets, please call from 9a.m.-9p m. 905-576.6724. ABOVE GROUND one bed- room apartment Self con - tanned Pickering Non- smoker, no pets. Available December 1st Call (905)839.0609 HARWOOOIMYLY, 2 bed- room basemen ap. $850 n- ctusive. Available immediate- ly. FrstAasUrro pets/non- smoker. Close to all ameni- ties. Lacadry fall 420-1281 JAM- 1 • One bedroom suite. in well maintained low rise building. Appliances, utilities ppaarki included For app. LARGE 2 BEDROOM, with sunroom 5 appliances, all amenities. Pickering area, available Dec Kt $1,300 in. clucking utilties and under- qd parking (905) 420- WINTRY--Brigm open concept fumished baserrerd awatem to dean nm-smokirtg quiet working person. Uklities and able Included, washef/dryer extra. RosstanNarden area. G $155/week first weeknm mash. (905)666-8431. BMmY- One WFoom basement apt.. SMmomh. Free park' Militia Includ- ed. AWtt required. (905)49vailable immedutteyy Firsb 1447. WHY ret when you can own your own home for less than you think?!! Call Dave Hay- lock ay lock Saks Rep Remax Summit Really (1991) Ltd. (905) 668-3800 or (905) 666- 3211. 410 410 410 SOCK OF REPMNG?? OWN YOUR HOME -ITS EASYtI v=: • First Time Buyer? - CaI Wlarkl Discharged Bankrupt? -Call Markl .1 -'Not Much Downpayment? - Call Markt Mark offers honest, professional, no pressure service to help you own a home. (905) 571-6275 or 1-8004840-6275 Mark Stapley hulas Rep. Remax Ability Real Estate Lid. MMIHouten For Rent YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE:' WN from VMmonth i Not Much DownpaymentnT7 (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley houseclose to schools and south GM tiri;Wast Available immediately For more infor- mation aN (905)432-7521 3 PLUS ONE bedroom ex -. five home double gauge. dual sat ll a I owrtousa o I own oast o Rem Rem PRMGLE CREEK W CO-OP HITBY Community Centre Office, Unit 85 95 Crawforth St., (905) 666-2008 ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR 3 BEDROOM UNITS, Applications can be picked up at Unit a18 & Unit M85 between 10-4. (Alternative Pickup points posted on Community Centre door. Please respect hours requested.) 3 Bedrooms, $849.5862, $870. We are sorry sorno subsidy available at Mis time. 1 1 Pr vale Homes I I Private Hanes fa Sak for salt i 1 1 1 will II h zero down payment (This is NOa lease to own program) For prerecorded message call 1-888-805-7963 Press 04 N.,. Q-hN 0- LW :1 ortg'g"• Mortgages. keurenca : 1 knecrrarnce c a r, a e. an coun- try lot, North Oshawa area. 905.728-1069 ext 27meua,e IROO M. 1 bedroom ap.. 4 bedroom, Carr, Cloi soh N1OR-TGAGFS AND 1A)ANS appliances. $575./mo pus water, laundry, credit check. 1967 FORD 11 64. 5.4 It deo. available now, 655- $710. mo. 1WIast. Available litre. 0 0 tnnsmrssson. 3-BEDIIOOM Whi toy. Quiet Feb Iso. (905009-5090 76 DOOkm. 8 -ft Arctic Pte -CENTRAL Oshawa, large 2 WESTWYAIARIU00D out board Snowplow Possible bedroom apartments available F(YVY112, Newly renogted 2 contract for right person Cu- In well-mainuined building ped. Dsmt. apt 2 erbuite filled $25.000 728.4595. close to aN amatibe Please belts. C/A anti. Close b 1 Sriow�abYa call (905)723-0977 9 a.m. - 7 p.m aK amai�es. Suitable for pro tessiortal rhori smokiniypets. • EAST ROUGE large pose- lin bus Dolts. Rderernce. Avail. Dec. 24th 5164V- 1992 Skidoo Formula Plus, mem spa^mem available Jan. isSort working tamale, all 509 7876, ppr 416632 583 engine. studded track. 2000 km, tut warmers, excel- iliclllsive. Parki jdn tg• 3) 114 lent condition, $2900 705- smoker. ria pets. Separate entrance, IstAasl, reference WMRBY 1 -bedroom available e 328-0402 snp) reycared $750 p.m. (905) ut maintained building a 1 1 ApnNnarte 509 1899 Sevens Realty Ud. 905 -668 - For Rem EXCELLENT LOCATION Pick- 7777. 1 BEDROOM BASEMENT envoi stu main floor 3 bedroom, 111 into., uUYda Bachelor apartment. Cleam. lid yr private entrance, al utilities non-smoker, near G0. awl7- included. No pets, no able immediately. call 905 - smokers, $500/tnonddy. Cal 420-2104. 576.2859. ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS available December 1. Two acationS at 350 Malaga a 946 Masson Rd. Oshawa. 00/ $6 month. an inclusive, no pets, please call from 9a.m.-9p m. 905-576.6724. ABOVE GROUND one bed- room apartment Self con - tanned Pickering Non- smoker, no pets. Available December 1st Call (905)839.0609 HARWOOOIMYLY, 2 bed- room basemen ap. $850 n- ctusive. Available immediate- ly. FrstAasUrro pets/non- smoker. Close to all ameni- ties. Lacadry fall 420-1281 JAM- 1 • One bedroom suite. in well maintained low rise building. Appliances, utilities ppaarki included For app. LARGE 2 BEDROOM, with sunroom 5 appliances, all amenities. Pickering area, available Dec Kt $1,300 in. clucking utilties and under- qd parking (905) 420- WINTRY--Brigm open concept fumished baserrerd awatem to dean nm-smokirtg quiet working person. Uklities and able Included, washef/dryer extra. RosstanNarden area. G $155/week first weeknm mash. (905)666-8431. BMmY- One WFoom basement apt.. SMmomh. Free park' Militia Includ- ed. AWtt required. (905)49vailable immedutteyy Firsb 1447. WHY ret when you can own your own home for less than you think?!! Call Dave Hay- lock ay lock Saks Rep Remax Summit Really (1991) Ltd. (905) 668-3800 or (905) 666- 3211. 410 410 410 SOCK OF REPMNG?? OWN YOUR HOME -ITS EASYtI v=: • First Time Buyer? - CaI Wlarkl Discharged Bankrupt? -Call Markl .1 -'Not Much Downpayment? - Call Markt Mark offers honest, professional, no pressure service to help you own a home. (905) 571-6275 or 1-8004840-6275 Mark Stapley hulas Rep. Remax Ability Real Estate Lid. MMIHouten For Rent YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE:' WN from VMmonth i Not Much DownpaymentnT7 (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley houseclose to schools and south GM tiri;Wast Available immediately For more infor- mation aN (905)432-7521 3 PLUS ONE bedroom ex -. five home double gauge. dual sat ll a I owrtousa o I own oast o Rem Rem PRMGLE CREEK W CO-OP HITBY Community Centre Office, Unit 85 95 Crawforth St., (905) 666-2008 ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR 3 BEDROOM UNITS, Applications can be picked up at Unit a18 & Unit M85 between 10-4. (Alternative Pickup points posted on Community Centre door. Please respect hours requested.) 3 Bedrooms, $849.5862, $870. We are sorry sorno subsidy available at Mis time. 1 1 Pr vale Homes I I Private Hanes fa Sak for salt i 1 1 1 will II h zero down payment (This is NOa lease to own program) For prerecorded message call 1-888-805-7963 Press 04 N.,. Q-hN 0- LW :1 ortg'g"• Mortgages. keurenca : 1 knecrrarnce c a r, a e. an coun- try lot, North Oshawa area. 905.728-1069 ext 27meua,e NEEDED ASAP. 500 plus square feet of allortill priced industrial spas. rater hook-up and ppwer Itettt- nary all 905-686-0086 Fireplaces. $1.250 plus Avail- N1OR-TGAGFS AND 1A)ANS able December 15th, WAast. IS -T, 2NDS AND 3RDti no pets Credil check and rel- r- nn -un, g , interiors (905) 655-3501 4 ..wi an -M--W r -*k immi rw mr ip ins r++ 3-BEDIIOOM Whi toy. Quiet rexurerre rn a ncii c rssai Ftmar crescent 2 -storey, 2 car ga- rage walkout baa um" ASK 11-()R Available November 15th S V I .VIA J U L F:-% plus G.- $1350/965-0,46 or (9os>66e- 01905)9 6-morth 4905) 682557 1901.1430-8429" al wk . nda master with ensude avallaw S525/morlth. 4-6EOROOM name. ahailattk lee a c Rooint I trl 1 Space December 1st located in Hampton 5850/rtroilh plus nor Rem FOR RENT 1800 sq ft store ublo es FnsLiasi required AJAX • ON LAKE. furnished lrunl corner of Hopkins and Can (2501762-246 Dedroom, lux luxury condo cep.. Burns in WrnMove m LARGE LUXURY codomini- includes cincludes own bathroom/SIhOw- L'OId111011 Carpeted a IreSlily A UNBEATABLE DEAL! From at, share kitchen Cable. Iain- papardelt Available Dec Ist $5GG down own Your own dry/ recreation faCAlhet. Park- all Dan O 905666 home starlxng at 569 900 car- ■g- a(c, UNA Prekr mature 0111 fsnp) nes Ica less Owl rent OAC single. 5500 619-9673 Comer Bahr a 24 hrs het re-, 'WNfTBy - 7 CWd- wel Banker RMR Real Esim Aurelia Rasanu ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 6 months Iree. then own a house from SS5CvmonjhL You require full time firmly in- come 528.000 . reasonable txadr. I do de rest Don Wad Cam Bil Roka Coldvrel Banker AMR Real Estate w day (905) 728-9114 Kept Paved yard• vim build - ng 28x26' 2 oRices pus storage area, with Garage door Zoned Mt 905-579- 9039 o Garage A, • Soma Sloan INDOOR STORAGE, for boats, ars. etc Reasonable rates. cam 1905)404-0602 IM • trerernonrw lies Suiable for student or Sssn worlung professional No smoking/pets. FirstAast re- guired Available nllmtdlale- ly (905)428-2653 a 1 Shi�tO NEEDED ASAP. 500 plus square feet of allortill priced industrial spas. rater hook-up and ppwer Itettt- nary all 905-686-0086 BROOKUN. Non-smoking te- Cottages 1 r Ratliff male to stare main floor of hhaex. Separate phone. Can Carolyn after 5 30 p.m 655- BOOK NOW for beautdul cha- let all convennencom large screen color I v. factum, hot BOWMANMU - 4 bedroom 7953 tub, many activities. Great for home on farm. 5 mm from Hwy 401. $JODOJ avail- DECEMBER 1ST, deluxe a country Christmas Sleeps 10 Call Blue Moon Retreat. able now FaUst/relerences. townhouse with fireplace to Snow mobile trailers and ski 905.623-2895 sham with singe maleAemale hie nearby t-800-659.9448. professional Utdihes includ- COMCE, 3 -bedroom ed. 5 appliances. office space • 1 =house. master with ensude avallaw S525/morlth. V. bath main floor laundry and Whites/401 Call (905)831- ATTENTION SDOMWM: A family room. air conditioned.4036. $1200/morth Phone perfect tarniy vacation home (905)697-0931. after 50m. LARGE LUXURY codomini- in Clearwter Florida. 3 bed - FOR RENT 3.1 bungalow. 1. um overlooking the water to room biwdnouse, pool• iWAU- zi.. tennis court, pond. 880. 112 bath, breakfast area, m-sionaf- stare wide one mature proles- all inclusive. private yard, dose to beach fished basement. garage, CIA, and gohhtrtD. Available now and fenced yard. dose to schools/ Civic first/last. Bayy/Liverpool. ,fan. to �pootl open For f110. a Centre/401, Available Dec. 1, $1200mtonUnwGliies. Rdeuroei.(41G) 487-4319 Availl immediately. (416) S73 -4S46 at 905-837.3027 photos (905) 579-3788. CLEARWATER, mobile (Der MAIN ROOM. OMIATBA 2 AT �/ �S no.. Picker manent) furnished, 2-3-bdrm homes, healed pool, hot tub, bedroom, 5 appk�ii�es. aur i g dean h o quel subdi- minutes to beadux/major at- conditialed, S815/month io- vision by conservation area. tractions, Bhle Jay baseball, dudirg utilities. Cable extra. Share all facilities. non NHL Hockey, NFL Football, Non-smokers, no pets. Avail- Smoker, no pets. available horse/dog tracks. Children (� December r 1st. Call now, $375 monthly, share ��, 5275/week OON. OSHAWstorey.►dder IAIkOies. 839-7540. 0oM01V1V1'R'For 11 ~1r1 sem led Roft Fir Sds house. Simcoe St1401 arta. Stove. Iridge included. Avail- A SNOUT TERM lurrustned �N - OPEN SUN Nov. 7111 2.4 p.m. -- abk immediately. i7251mo. , luxury 2 bedroom condo, VCR. cable. (deplane 1M WWW Dr. Oshawa. 4- ut kbm- Call 436.6085. inq. tennis. 1 floor iwynlAry level badkspil, 3a1 Ded- SOUTH OSMAWA -Klan Boor setting, etc. $1,849 inclusive. (gp5) 6230079. Nth) 875- f0°rms attacfed garage, fa 2Oaonx lyra orM 3 bedroom house. Close to al 32221 waoord r amenities. Mc, references, no OMae A para bedroom, NWMW Pte• f!dhy lenced. new all am* - _ pts. Available Dec 1st. 1900 • 1 R U bas MOa-in w tbw 905- plus utilities. 728-9175 723-4759. IsnD1 III LOCATION LOCATION LO- BUNGALOW 50)(122.5 lot. 2.1 CATION !!! Across from bedrooms, finished basement, THREE BEDROOM Amuse lot Oshawa Centre 600 sq. ft. 01- new windows, h h-eUkiency furnace. 307 Cadieac Ave. rent, available immediately. fife available Oct 1. Cal 434-?"Oshawa. Dsf� e.i146,900. Phone Central Oshawa. $815 pus 2417 0655-4132 ubldies. Cal MictreNe 8 a.m. - COBR ERM UNITS. Park a CLEAN S B93ROOM semi. in EM 3 430 p.m. Monday thou Friday for appointment (905) 723- Bloor, great location. 1 Avail- able tmihs, 1425 sp ft, each. a north East Oshawa arta desiced o stats SCII074 7321 Call (905 579-5077. after 5 � to driveway. Call pm (905) 571-3281 11 nab HOMM far Sob DISTRESS SALE - Bank lore - closures, free list of foreclo- sure proppenjes in Durham Region To receive a tree computerized printout call 24 Ins. to 1-888-805-7965 ID 01042 to leave a message in- dicatino which price range and area you are Interested in (Talk to no one Report cour- tesy of Sutton Group Heritage Realty) FOR SALE BY OWNER - Ux- bridge brick bungalow. Im- ished basement, 3.1 bed- oom. 2 bathrooms, living - room, kitchen, lot 59x165 Needs a little work No agents please Asking $150,000 905- 852-7254 after 5 p in (snp) NEW 4 bedroom model baek- split, walkout. solid oak kitch- en, ceramic floors, upgraded throughout, north Cou^ice. $179.900 905.432-6465 Builder Clear -Out. OSHAWA 1500 sq. ft 2 -stor- ey. 3 bedroms. 3 baths. large eat in kitchen, all brick, vinyl windows. double garage. F A G Kineloway Forest area $177,000 U4a11576.7580. Investment PMDKW INVESTMENT PROPERTY, 3 legal apts $1600 income Separate entrance Walking distance to downtown Osha- wa Shows fabulously Imme- diate possession. Askin $115.000 Call (905)764-666y lot viewing Loft for Saw NEWCASTLE 1 8 acre budding or on Wilmot Creek, trout stream, $80.000. alt Walter Frank Royal LePage Frank Re (905)576-4111. Morey to Lard MONEY PROBLEMS. Get out of debt quick without gang bankrupt o being W Fveryone accepted regardless ,f credit rating. Call for free A Shdem loans included.ormathon 905.576.3505 F vis W • Servkee A-1 CREDIT REPAM. We IIx bad credit Guaranteed' 416- 451-8537 or 1-877-643-0130 IrelranhCe MLLIOltS FOR MORTGAGES RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL 1st and 2nd - Reverse Mort - MXup o 1% O k C the Mortgage Guy, 905-655-4960 on� Dominion M MORTGAGES - Good, bad and ugly Financing for any pur- pose All applications accept- ed Cal CommuiKy Mortgqaigqe! Srvvices Corp. (905) ar • 1 Bueknea SS GOVERNMENT.- Funds$$ Grants and loans information 10 start and expand your bus' - rim or term 1-800-505-8866 CARPET CLEANING Busiriess. truck mourn well established customer Use. $15.000 Please al 905-579.7716 1WLBOIIES ETC. Rated n business service and co- rn muircalron hanctase in the world. Existing business with immediate cash flow and loyal customer base in Osha- wa Excellent growth oppor- tunity. rturnmum initial invest- ment $50K, linanonq avail. able. Cad Mario a (906) 338- 9754 RESTAURANT • NEWCASTLE on busy 35/115 Hwy. Seals 2 200 Lot 300' x 300'. Paved rlunp tot 50 cars Only 51 90,000 Call Walter Frank, Royal Lepage Frank (905)576-4111. R.E.. Funds$$ Grants and loans information to start and expand your tiusirress or tairm. 1-800-505.8866 my with proven cornparny with strong track record. Area distributor receded to service established accounts. Low start up cost - Big Retum!! Unimiled market. No Selling. Earn potential 146,000. per year. Mn.mie5t. $14,800. For into. brodnure: 1-888.335- 7533 L(1, PrfsoR6U BOREBDNOIREMIYES - M TARIO, Names a Home Phone Numbers, 1-900-451- 3636 ext 660, $3.691min must be 18. T folie. OURN M IpSINGLE'termS Club lookinMIN Ship?gno«it" cost Sd we call for interview (905)576- 1616 DURHAM'S OWN DATING unvcEt Call K5.683-1110. Create a private mailbox or Drowse other personal ads free. Meet a new Frieod or Love for life. W_ �61Bts �v - nbar runner's are wunderbar Villiam Dunbar Public School captured Nur banners at the recent DEAA Cross - Championships at Trillium fails, near Oshawa. In photo above re the 11- and 12 -year-old winners. In -ant, firm left, are Alison Farag, There - i Campbell, Stephani Tyler, Emma or Vanessa MacLennan, Pai,ve Ful - ,n and Amber Cushnie. /it bark row re Ashlev DeLuca. Alekanclru E& wards, Jaclyn Bridges, Shawna Silver, Andrea DeLuca and Katelyn Fulton. In photo below are the eight- and 10 -year- old winners from the school. In front row, from left, are Devyn Koczan, Tori Topalovich, Kellie Dc,ttrung, Leah Johnson uric! Aleks Topalovirh. In back row are .tilt(hael Aft)rrrson, Steven K(mfis, Starts: Nov. 11 A Jan. 27 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, November 7, 1999 PAGE 27 P �� 'j4 : + �,,'y . 1 Rtigistrations . 1 Reyistratione 141rs1e .. i,�y�� :1 1 ktlproverrtwtls .11 blprotnmenb L Starts: Wed., Jan. 12 RIDS w00DWORMNG CwMIPS JAN. & FEB. OPENINGS AVAILABLE MARCH BREAK - BOOKING NOW tg Call for an Information Package or visit us at 15 www.durhammal l.comithecarpenterssquareI ``Ow iUTprovided at your home, your ei meM. L'I�1`asaamrau�nanaaara yyU��u�a�a��rara��u e I N, 1 WOODWORKING COURSES your software 16 years PC experience - MS office. Inter- net. Windows, etc 579-5991. We offer Home pis affordable, low COet Home Res for ON your Home Improvemerd Needs L,l •.. Intro to Woodworking • 8 Wi(S ask for Dick Telephone/Cable • Electrical nbar runner's are wunderbar Villiam Dunbar Public School captured Nur banners at the recent DEAA Cross - Championships at Trillium fails, near Oshawa. In photo above re the 11- and 12 -year-old winners. In -ant, firm left, are Alison Farag, There - i Campbell, Stephani Tyler, Emma or Vanessa MacLennan, Pai,ve Ful - ,n and Amber Cushnie. /it bark row re Ashlev DeLuca. Alekanclru E& wards, Jaclyn Bridges, Shawna Silver, Andrea DeLuca and Katelyn Fulton. In photo below are the eight- and 10 -year- old winners from the school. In front row, from left, are Devyn Koczan, Tori Topalovich, Kellie Dc,ttrung, Leah Johnson uric! Aleks Topalovirh. In back row are .tilt(hael Aft)rrrson, Steven K(mfis, Starts: Nov. 11 A Jan. 27 115 Blanket Box Course • 10 Wks Starts: Mon. Jan. 17 Furniture/Cabinet Making • 15 Wks] Starts: Tues., Feb. 1 Entertainment Unit Course • 12 Wks L Starts: Wed., Jan. 12 RIDS w00DWORMNG CwMIPS JAN. & FEB. OPENINGS AVAILABLE MARCH BREAK - BOOKING NOW tg Call for an Information Package or visit us at 15 www.durhammal l.comithecarpenterssquareI 71e CArpenteir S 15quAle Oo•it-rwtrselr woo4trorkimg SMP e 905-683-6003 L'I�1`asaamrau�nanaaara yyU��u�a�a��rara��u e F1712 Improvements EM 1 Improvements Aitken and Mundy fired sin- DOORS ORO US GARAGE DOORS. OPENERS, (We install). FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service & Repairs 905-837-0949 txp 1n 111. 9 Households • C ,Ms - Apts. Padang Avail. Free Estimates 416-423-0239 Toll Free NOME ADDITIONS by ; con; Furniture Designs and arefutedural RefMtisttig IK for rind aI Pe pprora moue residerntal renova- tions. new home construction Ask about our sibec it diem Burider program (905)-432- 7691 : 1 Handy Person AC HANDYMAN SERVICES se•nont finishes, drywall ainhng: interior, ,tenor, plumbing :nd much more. ,905)831-2415 810 'GUARANTEED' PAINTING dr. PLASTERING .�-.:o eedmgs serpent rertpv0tM-6. rdy as you're satisfied. For a tree estimate all Scott (9051831-4620 Pickering AJ1 Pro TaintLaE satll Sim— ,.-,hn c { aux. Torp y.iay Nuri ✓< K -NA rra1NC prix. REFINISHING Restore old turn to its original Hand stripped. Free estimates. Ian 1-80G-855-2045 ri Nouse C'r. an,nQ .So far,vou've tried the rest, .Vow it's lane to try the Bea! Vacuuming. dusting. kitchens baths, blinds. hawbuards, ledg=. doors. and more rex 1 taw price of S63 oD Wert Rare' r. 6 W d Call R eaola 4e cell 416-706-9234 Aitken, Blake Araujo, Troy Stars. Caggiula barely from -behind 3-3 tie with the Giasson and Michael Rocca missed a shutout when the :lis ,.11 lir SewnSERVKZS scored for Pickering. Earn- Pickering peewees 3- 1-1 in last five c'an ion a FRFE Estimate °°° dV LAUM 12E busoress ��,ttalone Taylor Sleeth scored twice, against a tough Oshawa Watters, Brandon Lauriola Aitken and Mundy fired sin- TMS PAINTING & References PICKERING — The Watters, Rob Selig and the Panthers were Cryan, at DECOR A/ax/PrciceRVTFaonly Pickering Panthers major Thorpe. David Demarinis Daniels and Sleeth. Adding Interior 8 Exterior 1 DO EVERYTHING! (905)426- 2948 peewee 'AA* rep hockey had a strong game in net for assists were Lauriola, European Workman - Knights as a 5-2 third -period team posted a 3-1-1 record the Panthers against a talent- Pasternac:k, Watters, Rocca, ship Fast, clean, nNa in its last five league con- ed Ajax team. Selig and Thorpe. Demarinis reliable service. rili1na„0e tests. The Panthers then scored had a strong game between 428-0081 FALL CLEANUP In their most recent out- an impressive 4-1 victory the pipes for Pickering. an assist. Other scorers for • Galteis • Leatfes ing, the Panthers flew past over the defending OMHA The Panthers started their s • Latllns It. the Barrie Flyers 4-2. Kyrie regional champion Uxbridge tun of success with a come- slorae. • Fret Eslimabs • Seel' law Aitken, Blake Araujo, Troy Stars. Caggiula barely from -behind 3-3 tie with the Giasson and Michael Rocca missed a shutout when the Oshawa Generals. Down 3-0 scored for Pickering. Earn- host Stars scored in the last early in the game, Pickering ing assists were Chris Thor- four minutes of the game. clawed back to earn a point pe, Ryan Daniels, Cameron Taylor Sleeth scored twice, against a tough Oshawa Watters, Brandon Lauriola Aitken and Mundy fired sin- squad. Rocca scored a natur- and Chris Pasternack. Goalie gles for the Panthers. Draw- al hat trick, with assists Quinn Caggiula played a ing helpers were Aitken with going to Araujo with two, strong game, two, Daniels, Giasson, Aitken, Kevin Cryan and The Panthers lost a heart- Mundy, Lauriola and Selig Pastemack with one each. breaker to top-ranked Ajax with one apiece. Caggiula was spectacular in Knights as a 5-2 third -period Pickering then travelled net for the Panthers. lead dissolved into a 6-5 to Peterborough to avenge The team has been play - loss. Aitken scored twice, an earlier loss against the ing hard waiting for the re - Kevin Cryan, Giasson and high -flying Petes 4-2 after turn of assistant captain Patrick Mundy tallied once coming from behind. Aitken Shawn Coultice who has each for the Panthers. As- led the way with a goal and been sidelined with an ankle gists went to Araujo, Cryan, an assist. Other scorers for injury. 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One ailydoes Will Phone 576-9335 Fax 579-4218 PUBLIC NOTICE This is a notice of intent under Section 6 of By-law 121-95 regarding the procedures for the sale and disposal of municipal land. The land proposed for, sale is 4.8564 hectare (12 acre) property that the Town owns on the west side of Ravenscroft Road north of Rossland Road. The legal description of the property is Part of Lot 13, Concession 3, in the Town of Ajax. The property was declared surplus by the Town at the June 28, 1999 regular meeting of Council. Council of the Town of Ajax intends to consider a by-law authorizing execution of an agreement of purchase and sale for said property at a Special Council meeting on November 22, 1999 at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers at 65 Harwood Avenue South, Ajax. If you require further information, please contact Doug Lindeblom, Manager, Economic Development at (905) 619-2529, extension 238. 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