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r' DICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PICKER] N G' S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1 9 6 5 PRESSRUN 43,400 28 PAGES SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1999 McTeague pumped by gas prices task force MP wants end to `wholesale public rip-off' BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer Local Liberal MP and anti - gasoline -monopoly crusader Dan McTeague welcomes the provin- cial Conservative government's formation of a task force to inves- tigate gas prices. "1'II take the support any- where 1 can get it," says Mr. McTeague, the backbencher rep- resenting Pickering -Ajax - Uxbridge. He notes it has taken "two years of virtual hell -raising" on his part to persuade the provincial and federal governments and his fellow parliamentarians to pay some attention to the issues of rising gas prices and the erosion of competition in the industry. Ontario Minister of Consumer and Commercial Relations Bob See PEOPLE page 3 viebrating food times lame Dropping -16 CARL FF.RENCZJ News Advertiser photo A moment of paws Nancy Ploude gets up close and personal with this wooden bear which graces her Greenwood area home. She was out recently decorating her home for the Christmas season. The bear was carved into shape with a chainsaw. Dad killed in Pickering crash PICKERING — A rush-hour crash in Pickering killed a 38-year- old 8-yearold Caesarea fatter of two. Durham Regional Police say Thomas Dickomeit was coming home from work at around 5:10 p.m. Wednesday when he failed to stop his 1981 Ford pickup truck at a stop sign on Westney Road and Pickering's 7th Concession. The northbound vehicle entered the intersection and collided with a 1994 GMC pickup travelling east. Mr. Dickomeit was transported to Ajax -Pickering hospital where he was later pronounced dead. The other driver, 42 -year-old William Sheppard, of Hastings, was taken to Uxbridge hospital where he is being treated for non -life threatening in- juries. Both drivers were alone at the time and both vehicles �were de- stroyed in the accident. Neighbotn said Mr. Dwkomeit and his wife Shelley Joynson had lived on Willu ms Point Road for six years with their children Tom, 10, and Stephanie, 8. "Ile was a good fellow always willing to help out," said the cot- tager association's president Bruce Colwell. AL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND Scores and more Sports - 22 Parents urged to work on school action plans Durham public school students.beat Ontario 3s tests average BY SUSAN O'NEILL Staff Writer Parents of public school stu- dents here are being reminded not to use the results of the provincewide Grade 3 and 6 assess- ments to compare their child's school against others. Instead, Durham District School Board officials are urging parents to use the Grade 3 and 6 results re- leased Friday to become involved with their child's school in working on an action plan to help improve student achievement. "Parents should not try to com- Inside the - News Advertiser pare their school's results with other schools' results because there are a number of mitigating factors which determine how an individual school has scored;' reports boards superintendent of programs Bev Freedman. The assessments, which are de- signed to provide a snapshot of stu- dents' learning skills, arc based on the Province's new elementary school curriculum. 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"Consumers are fed up with having to pay more for gas every time they go to work, the super- market or visit relatives;' said Mr. Runciman. "The Ontario govern- ment is launching this review be- cause the federal government is ignoring the concerns of Ontari- ans about gas prices. It's our hope the review will help spur the fed- eral government to take action" The task force of four MPPs, including Durham MPP John O'Toole, who's co-chairman, will meet with consumers, consumer advocates, petroleum industry representatives and independent gas retailers. The task force is supposed to report next spring with recommendations for deal- ing with high and volatile gas prices, and the fundings will he passed on to Ottawa. Mr. McTeague says he hopes the task force will look at "the underlying pattern of deficiencies in competition" that are at the root of rising prices at the pumps. Evidence of a "wholesale public rip-off' by the industry, he says, can be found in the fact prices rose to more than 65 cents per litre this week when they should have been at around 58 cents. The MP agrees with Mr. Runciman the federal govern- ment has to take action on the issue. But, he adds, "the Province has a role; it's not just the federal government" If Queen's Park is really inter- ested in fair, lower gas prices, maintains Mr. McTeague, i should do some things to encour- age healthy industry competition in Ontario. He suggests th Province could undertake mea- sures such as establishing an in- dependent terminal here through which independent retailer. could purchase refined gasoline instead of having to buy it from the few major suppliers that enjoy a virtual monopoly over the market. Ontario could also change its policy of allowing big companies to keep for 90 days the gasoline r tax they collect on behalf of the Province while forcing small re- tailers to hand it over it in ad- vance, says the MP. "An independent has to pay cash on the barrel because there's some uncertainty about their abil- ity to pay" According to Mr. McTeague, Ontario's task force is evidence of a recent change in attitude t among governments and politi- cians toward gas pricing and other competition issues. 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Baa 1 1 Mor cQtp K C0" Wn MY CNFF Deceit 1 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! 195 WESTNEY R0. ,,cuth of 4C t AJAX 9O i 427-67961 mm ri m m m Fax it News Advertiser 683-7363 n P PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, November 21, 1999 Province, nuclear operator agree to study 10 -kilometre emergency alert zone Wider ndisaster alerti'ng zone eyed BY MARIANNE:' TAKACS Staff Writer Durham municipalities have persuaded the Emergency Mea- sures Office (EMO) of Ontario and Ontario Power Generation (OPG) to study extending the nuclear alerting zone around the Pickering and Darlington nuclear stations. The commitment was obtained at a recent meeting between Dr. James Young, assistant deputy minister in the public safety divi- sion of the Ministry of the Solici- tor -General, OPG officials, and chief administrative officers (CAO) from Durham Region, the Town of Pickering. the Town of Ajax and the Municipality of Clar- ington, and the Oshawa fire chief. The municipalities made formal requests to the Province in the spring of 1998 to have the zone ex- tended to 10 kilometres from the three kilometres stipulated in the new Provincial Nuclear Emer- gency Plan (PNEP). "There were a lot of concerns expressed with regards to the lack of action over the last year or so;' says Pickering CAO Tom Quinn, noting all the municipal represen- tatives insisted on the need for the extension. "We were given a firm commitment by OPG, by Bob Fer- guson (a vice-president in the util- ity's nuclear division), that they would take this on and they would study the 10 -kilometre zone" OPG will pay for the study. Under the old provincial emer- gency plan, the public within a 10 - kilometre notification zone were to be alerted of a nuclear emergency by means of "sound signals with no specific time limit set. The new PNEPP, which is still an interim document yet to be finalized, states immediate alerting is required for only a three -kilometre zone around nuclear stations, and that the alert- ing system must provide a warning to practically 100 per cent of peo- ple within the three -kilometre zone within 15 minutes, whether they're inside or out. Exactly what this system will be has not yet been determined. The previous alerting method used under the old plan involved a com- puterized telephone call-up system that encountered many problems during emergency exercises. For the time being, it's still the old plan that's in use here for even the three -kilometre zone. The EMO has decided to under- take a pilot project in either Pick- ering or Clarington to test a new kind of telephone alerting system for the three -kilometre zone. An- other option which had been con- sidered for the alerting system was sirens, but Mr. Quinn says the EMO is leaning towards a phone system. "Sirens in a lot of communities haven't worked. What happens is sirens go off and it's a false alarm. The last thing they want to do is build a system in a populated area with false alarms. Think of the chaos" According to Dr. Young, the study on immediate alerting for the 10 -kilometre zone will examine the different alerting options avail- able — from warning sirens to telephone systems. "The number -one problem is whether or not a technically rea- sonable and good solution can be found," says Dr. Young. "We haven't got the absolute solution at this point but we're working on a solution" He notes "sirens can Ontario Power Generation will pay for a study on extending the disaster alerting tone around the Pickering nuclear plant. misfire sometimes, alarming the public unnecessarily. People get to the point they don't pay attention. They ignore it" Another issue yet to be sorted out is who will pay for whatever alerting system is chosen. 'All I know is certainly it's not going to be the Town of Picker- Missing police guns still not found Audit asks for whereabouts of police revolvers BY STE.PHEW SHAW Staff Writer Four of seven firearms missing at the time of an audit of the Durham Regional Police force still remain unaccounted for, despite an internal investigation. The missing guns came to light during an inspection by the Polic- ing Services Division of the Min- istry of Solicitor General, which resulted in 91 recommended changes to the way the department does business. The wide-ranging audit was critical of the department in a num- ber of areas, citing everything from sloppy record-keeping and a lack of direction to outdated equipment and improper storage of seized drugs. The handling of firearms also fell under scrutiny as seven service firearms could not be found. One of the 91 recommenda- tions was that the department take -appropriate steps to determine the status of those firearms that were unaccounted for... and to notify the CFR (Canadian Firearms Registry) accordingly." A report prepared by Chief Kevin McAlpine updating the Po- lice Services Board on implemen- tation of the audit's recommenda- tions, presented to members Thursday, says three of the seven firearms were "located and de- stroyed;' with the appropriate doc- umentation filed. The report, however, states one of the missing guns, a .38 -calibre service revolver belonging to an "inactive member," has still not been found. "It's alarming that it is out there;" said Deputy -Chief Jim Adams in an interview. "We've in- vestigated it and reported it as a missing firearm" Deputy Adams said the gun be- longed to an unidentified officer who is on long-term disability. The officer claimed to have left the weapon in a locked cabinet, but it has never been found, he said. The chief's report says it is "strongly believed" the three re- maining service firearms were "de- stroyed in the mid -eighties, but this cannot be substantiated" The serial numbers of the four outstanding guns have since been placed on the Canadian police crime information computer ' sys- tem, known as CPIC. According to the report, the de- partment has taken steps to adopt each of the recommendations con- tained in the inspection team's re- port. Many were directed at man- agement practices, police services board governance, firearms regis- tration, financial management, human resources, record keeping and operational procedures. Po/ice probe if alcohol was a factor, charges pending Crash victim `bad soft spotl.for animals AJAX — The family of a 25 - year -old Ajax man killed in a crash Thursday night faced the grim task of relaying the devas- tating news to the victim's father who was hospitalized with heart trouble earlier that day. .Patrick Burne, of the 5th Con- cession, was killed and a Whitby man critically injured in a two - vehicle crash police suspect was caused by drinking and driving. Mr. Burne was pronounced dead at Ajax -Pickering Health Centre shortly after the collision, which happened just before 9 p.m. The Burne family operates Golden Gate Stables at Westney Road North and the 5th. Pauline Norman has known Mr. Burne for about a year, as she and her family board three horses at the stables. "Patrick knew horses inside and out. He taught me more about horses than anyone else" And, Mrs. Norman said, "He would rescue any four -legged animal. He had a real soft spot and was good with them'. Patrick's father, a diabetic with a history of heart trouble, was admitted to the hospital just hours before the accident. Mr. Burne's mother had to visit her husband in hospital Fri- day to "tell him his son is dead," Mrs. Norman said. Durham Regional Police said Mr. Burne was northbound on Westney Road when the 1986 Oldsmobile he borrowed from a friend entered the intersection at Taunton Road and was broad- sided by a 1987 Chevrolet van, driven by Derrick Rose, 43, of Whitby. The van, travelling east on Taunton Road, entered the inter- section at the same time as Mr. Burne when it struck the car's driver's side door, said Consta- ble John Hinds, of the depart- ment's Traffic Management Unit. "The car was basically T- boned:' boned," he said. Mr. Rose, of Thickson Road, suffered injuries described ini- tially as critical to his neck, chest and face and was rushed to Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre. - On Friday, he was listed in stable condition. --------- Const. Hinds said "alcohol is being investigated as the cause for this collision and charges are pending." He added the intersection is controlled by a traffic signal and "somebody must have run a red light" As part of the investigation, police on Friday were preparing documents to obtain a warrant to seize a blood sample from the suspect driver, Const. Hinds said. The officer said Mr. Burne was returning from a friend's residence and was about a block away from home. Anyone with information on the collision is asked to call Const. Hinds at 579-1520, ext. _.5267. ing;' says Mr. Quinn. He expects the study on extend- ing the notification zone to begin immediately and likely be com- pleted this winter. — with files from Jacquie McInnes A wr a...sJim %i.r M6ER�►f► WALK -04 FIMFIS Daily 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m - 4 p.m. • • -s Epmmo "11-5V ,FAdF 49AS WVAIGE�9 AMOMLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHRES RD. 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That's in large DO IT on about Mike Harris and his Tories: part due to the 30 per cent provincial rarely has a government ever cared income tax cut promised and delivered r less about the protests of opposition in the first mandate and also due to se - parties or interest groups. vere cuts to social transfers from Ot- •,t,.,r That's just one impression to be tawa to the provinces. � / ;� •,� -'<• �� �, �� gleaned from reports of $900 million In spite of those federal cuts, how- I � in cuts to come over the next few ever, other provinces have balanced years. The cuts will be made in the their budgets and are now running sur- area of social services primarily, but pluses. Ontario is bound, by 2001 at will not include health or education the very latest, to join the balanced .according to Management Board budget team. Major cuts are necessary Chair Chris Hodgson, a Durham -area to achieve that aim. i ;Aj MPP. But how much should be cut? How Mr. Hodgson, who many consider much can be cut'? The government has the prime candidate to take over when sworn to improve health care, educa- Mr. Harris steps down, announced the tion, infrastructure and on and on. Will t cuts on Thursday evening and said, there be enough money to do sol "they reduce waste, fraud and non-pri- There are assurances education ority spending:' won't be cut. And, Minister Janet Having set a goal of balancing the Ecker, another Durham -area MPP, _LETTERS TO THE EDITOR budget in the next fiscal year. and with vows classroom spending won't be a promise of a 20 per cent cut to cut. However, she's been careful to provincial income tax, drastic mea- avoid saying there won't be any Min- Let theteachers Durham high schools! Who sures are necessary. In the wake of the istry of Education cuts of any kind. cares! Surely with the elimina- June election and with a solid majori- We're waving the caution t1ag in tion of Grade 13 and the con- ty. the Tories have read the lay of the Mrs. Ecker's direction. The system teach and the denying of five years of work voting landscape and interpret it as has absorbed all it can for now and we into four, teachers have more to leave to give the people more of what urge her to iron the wrinkles out of the coaches coach do than organize teams which they voted for. changes already made before throwing have been running in the com- The last campaign booklet, dubbed something extra in the wash. munity for years anyway. 'Blueprint,' was really Common Sense E-mail comments on this editorial to To the editor: Don't you think that what Revolution 11, a scaled-down version nnews@durham.net. Submissions As a parent of a Grade 9 stu- goes on in the classroom is more of the original. Mr. Harris is feeling which include the writer's full name dent I am really sick and tired of important than on the sports some political heat in that Ontario is and town of residence will be consid- all the ink being wasted on the field, ice rink, or gym? }I one of the few provinces not to have ered for publication. fact that there are no sports in The Conservatives have made - - -- – the changes and expect the Trustee out in left field onyouth ri hts teaTheret'arekoher up soac,alled extra -curricular activities which Lettingkids vote on rights won't turn them against parents I'm told are not being offered. g g P Why don't we concentrate on Imagine a world where young peo- Durham schools) that's one thing. If these lower profile and (for my' ple are free to make decisions and it's about UNICEF's support of abor- education dollar) more valuable made to live with the consequences. =tion in Third World countries, that's experiences? Imagine another world where the Steve another. Both of those issues deserve If the kids in Durham want to views and decisions of people in au- Houston intelligent and reasoned debate. walk out for sports, why not thority are never questioned and they But for anyone to suggest this vote walk out for bands, plays, extra are never held accountable, regardless Managing Editor will turn children against their par- help, cleaner and safer schools? of the consequences. ents because they may discover they These to me are the real issues! Which world would you want your have rights, well, that's just silly. I as a parent will always children to grow up in? Surely children should respect coach in the community whenev- In reading some remarks from to'..." their parents. They should heed a er called on. Durham District School Board Trustee Weist apparently believes mother's wisdom gained through ex- Let the teachers teach and the Trustee Jane Weist over UNICEF's that by allowing children to vote on perience. They should follow the coaches coach! National Election for the Rights of rights important to them (the rules set down in a house. Youth vote, I was shocked (though UNICEF vote asks them to choose a When they don't they are exercis- Norman Gibb not entirely surprised) at the position 'right' such as education, family, food ing their freedom to choose and she took in the name of education in and shelter, non-discrimination, etc.) should live with the consequences. our region. the school board is creating — gasp That's part of growing up. Her position and morally right- — young people who would willing- But don't tell us that an exercise in The News Advertiser accepts let- Her comments are an insult to rea- ly and knowingly vote with their con- democracy, a vote cast with heads and tens to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, sonable people everywhere. science. hearts, is an affront to what's good 150 words. Each letter must be Consider this gem from Trustee Imagine a teenager telling his or and proper. signed with a first and last name or Weist in the debate over allowing her parents their room is 'out of The real danger lies in taking such two initials and a last name. Please Durham students to take part in a vote bounds'. Unbelievable! freedoms away. include a phone number for verifi- on what they consider to be young- Imagine a son or daughter bring- Why does anyone suppose this cation. The editor reserves the right sters' most important rights: "A child ing home music they enjoy. The hor- vote is being held in the first place? to edit copy for style, length and cont t O ' NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt F.dilor-in-Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Xetad Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising Manager John Willems Real E�slate.'Aulomotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution ,Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing .Manager News (905)683-5110 &alss (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905)683-0707 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 newsroom:�urham.net Web address www.durhamnews.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2115 Publications Mail Sales Agreement Number 1332791 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Coun- cil. The publisher re- serves the right to classify or refuse any advedise- ment. Credit for adver- tisement limited to space price error occupies. en . pinions expressed in let - could start saying, 'I have rights. I ror! E-mail canments on this column to ters are those of the writer and not don't have to go to church with If Trustee Weist is put off that the nnews(edurham.neL Submissions necessarily those of the News Ad- you ... l can join an occult (group) if I board was bypassed by the people or- which include the writer's full name vertiser. We regret that due to the want to...My bedroom is out of ganizing the UNICEF vote (the infor- and town of residence will be consid- volume of letters, not all will be bounds ... I can listen to what I want mation, apparently, went straight to eyed for publication. printed. n ��■ CARL FERENC71 News Advertiser photo Applause! Ahmed Ferotan performs during the recent official opening of Alexander Graham Bell Public School in Ajax. o,r NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, Noveeiber 21, 1999 PAGE 7 AIP Durham public board officials ` very pleased'with test results UUNHAM/from page I (EQAO), which administers the annual tests, "Results should be used to improve students' learning and teach- ing, not to rank schools. "Rankings tell us nothing about why scores are high or low, they invite simplistic and misleading comparisons which ignore the particular circumstances that affect achievement in each school and they distract people from addressing the critical issue of how to improve learning for all students;" the agency stated in its recent report on achievement. The EQAO also notes one way to work on improving student learning is through the development of an action plan. "I invite parents across the region to become involved in the development of their school's action plan to deal Public schools 313s results for Grade 3 • figures represent the percentage of students who scored at the highest 48 levels three and four in the reading, writing and mathematics tests. Schools 65 63 Read Write Math 54 Read Write Math Board average 48 52 59 Lakeside 50 66 72 Ontario average 44 51 56 Lakewoods 42 42 72 Athabasca 29 38 51 Leslie McFarlane 69 61 66 Schools 50 47 49 Lester B. Pearson 54 57 67 Adelaide 48 56 50 Lincoln Alexander 53 59 61 McLaughlin 61 61 78 Lincoln Avenue 63 68 71 Alexander Graham 29 53 47 Lord Durham 28 62 44 Bell 50 60 54 Lord Ek in 30 50 43 Applecroft 59 52 53 Maple midge 51 44 53 Athabasca 21 26 23 Mary Street 29 12 29 Bayview Heights 35 49 39 Meadowcrest 59 56 70 Beau Valley 57 75 74 Ormiston 71 91 98 Beaverton 38 50 75 Palmerston 50 44 63 Bellwood 49 49 64 Parkside 42 43 83 Cadaradkque 45 43 39 Prince Albert 49 41 46 Cannington 40 56 56 Pringle Creek 55 43 81 Cartwright Central 63 61 84 Queen Elizabeth 34 45 59 Cedardale 19 27 58 Ridgeway (1) NA NA 53 Central Park 45 43 56 Rdson (2) 27 28 16 Claremont 76 73 77 Roland Michener 28 61 46 Colkiget Hill 21 42 56 Rosebank 50 35 50 Colonel Farewell 60 67 71 R.A. Hutchison 22 26 41 Conant 42 58 74 RA Sennett 39 31 39 Coronation 50 60 51 R.H. Cornish 52 48 59 C.E. Broughton 45 71 51 Scott Centrad 52 52 78 Dr. Cannon 16 28 24 Sir John A. Dr. R. Bondar 41 51 58 Macdonald 78 75 82 Dc SJ. Philips 56 49 61 South Sirncoe 55 70 95 Dr. Thornton 46 29 68 Southwood Park 46 41 54 Duffn's Baty 65 58 65 Stephen Sef#ml 64 64 80 DukeEkiribtxgih 38 61 .54 Sunderland 43 40 46 EA Fa&*u 71 73 86 Sunset Heights 42 53 88 EA Lovell 42 40 53 SA Caviler 55 41 71 E.B. Phin 50 66 48 Thorah CeMW 32 32 34 FairpBeach 56 64 63 T.R. McEwen (1) NA NA 59 �rt xo 55 59 79 Uxbn 43 49 51 Farook reenchm s Bay 66 80 67 Valley Farm 42 59 50 F.M. Heard (1) NA NA 79 Valley 38 0 75 GandMseti 74 78 87 Wftd 45 63 54 Gertrude 23 38 23 Vincent Massey 53 63 70 Glen Dhu 48 51 74 Waverley 42 56 51 Glen Street 19 19 29 VV" Lynda 73 67 73 Glengrove 42 54 45 Westney Heights 65 71 73 Goodwood 70 64 88 William H. Dunbar 47 68 61 Grandview 58 51 41 Woodcrest 24 49 42 Greenbank 41 52 39 Wood kinds Cent. 28 49 43 37 31 62 Harry Road 64 55 64 (1) Schools with results marked 'NA' Hdtxr,h 46 60 56 ofbr Fiend kniewn an progrems.These HNIKIale 44 39 62 schools wrote only the meth portion of H.W. Knight 47 47 53 the assessrnenL John Dryden 41 55 41 (T Indicates schools with high portions Joseph Gould 75 64 72 missing data. E0A0 Is currently work - Kathleen Rowe 50 43 40 Ing on resolving those problems. Kedron 29 39 33 with the results," Ms. Freed- man says. As this year's results indi- cate, the public board's stu- dents are performing above the Ontario average in read- ing, writing and mathematics in Grades 3 and 6. "I am very pleased with the improvement in the math- ematics portion of the test. This improvement was a di- rect result of teachers, stu- dents, parents and board staff working together toward a focused goal;' Ms. Freedman says in a news release. The testing is graded on a four -level scale, with four being excellent and one poor. The provincial standard is a level three. According to the EQAO, 44 per cent of Grade 3 stu- dents in Ontario achieved a level three or higher in read- ing, 51 per cent made that grade in writing and 56 per cent earned three or better in BEV FREEDMAN Math test results improvement 'a direct result of teachers, parents and board staff working together.' mathematics. At the Durham public board. 47 per cent of Grade 3 pupils scored a level three or higher in reading, 53 per cent made that grade in writing and 59 per cent earned three or better in mathematics. In Grade 6, 48 per cent of students in the province achieved a level three or higher in reading, 48 per cent made that grade in writing and 46 per cent earned three or better in mathematics. At the Durham public school board, the results were even better. Forty-nine per cent of Grade 6 students scored a level three or higher in reading, 51 per cent got three or better in writing and 47 per cent scored three or higher in math. A detailed analysis of the assessment results, along with a proposed action plan for the board, will be present- ed to the board's standing committee Dec. 10. Individual school action plans will be released to their communities early in the new year. The next round of assess- ments will be held from May 8 to May 26, 2000. Public schools 3Rs results for Grade 6 • figures represent the percentage of students who scored at the highest levels three and four in the reading, writing and mathematics tests. Read Write Math Board average 49 51 47 Ontario average 48 48 46 Schools 65 63 55 Adelaide 54 50 48 McLaughlin 50 50 65 Alexander Graham 35 56 44 Bell 63 48 56 Applecroft 54 45 37 Athabasca 29 38 51 Bayview Heights 26 50 40 Beau Valley 50 47 49 Beaverton 37 50 29 Bellwood 48 56 50 Cadaradkque 57 56 54 Cannington 51 72 59 Cartwright Central 51 51 50 Cedardale 29 53 47 Central Park 55 54 58 Claremont ' NA NA NA College Hill 26 37 18 Colonel Farewell 52 41 34 Conant 28 39 12 Coronation 55 67 57 C.E. Broughton 36 50 26 Dr. Cannon 37 34 39 Dr. R. Bondar 41 30 44 Dr. S.J. Phillips 44 26 43 Dr. Thornton 50 55 54 DufSn's Baty 67 73 80 Duke Edinburgh 59 36 66 EA Fairman 67 74 63 E.A. Lovell 26 17 21 E.B. Phin 75 63 68 Fairport Beach 47 51 42 T.R. McEwen 24 63 37 Fns Bay 46 70 58 FM. Heard 79 78 62 Gandatseliagon 82 58 72 Gertrude Cuoipus 32 18 5 Glen Dhu 59 64 57 Glen Street 28 35 25 igiove Godo 35 51 32 rood dr 59 61 70 Grarxlview 63 48 60 Greenbank 51 44 49 Harmony Heights 36 38 29 Road 30 50 50 Hi 57 62 62 H 25 38 25 55 82 John Dr den 41 60 41 Joseph Gould 44 41 44 Kathleen Rowe 30 41 34 Kedron 49 35 27 Read Write Math Lakeside 40 54 44 Lakewoods 54 44 48 Leslie McFarlane 65 63 55 Lester B. Pearson 54 50 48 Lincoln Alexander 56 54 57 Lincoln Avenue 35 56 44 Lord Durham 43 41 44 Lord EkRin 35 50 31 Maple Dirge 51 60 60 Mary Street 23 38 31 Meadowcrest 77 61 65 Ormiston 56 54 59 Palmerston 48 58 27 Parkside 46 35 35 Prince Albert 64 41 68 Pringle Creek 58 58 60 Queen Elizabeth 17 28 11 Ridgeway 70 61 48 Ritson -6 3 9 Roland Michener 65 61 53 Rosebank 39 50 45 R.A. Hutchison 18 24 12 R.A. Sennett 46 54 54 R.H. Cornish 69 53 67 Scott Central 33 49 43 Sir John A. Macdonald 40 49 26 South Simcoe 29 29 41 Southwood Park 43 48 49 Stephen Saywell 33 38 St ndd 2266 Sunset Heighils 38 24 41 SA Caviler 55 45 48 Thorah Central 48 62 69 T.R. McEwen 64 63 37 Uxbridge 46 46 41 Valley F 54 61 70 Valley View 55 40 35 Vaughan Willard 65 69 56 Vincent Massey ' 22 52 20 Waverley 51 51 38 West Lynda 58 51 54 Westney Heights 47 50 36 William H. Dunbar 54 61 52 Woodcrest 23 10 18 Woodlands Cent. 33 39 31 • Indicates schools that have received par- tial or no results to date. A lUli PANG 8 AiE'YIIS AdGiE1t`11SE'R; �U�VD%IllD16N, �IoTvern�ert1; Catholic special -needs students' poised hel ers to strike p BYSUSAN O'NF.1LL Norah Love, a ing enough sup- cent because we groups.lt's a small the board." on the situation. Staff Writer board social ports...the entire are trying to be group but obvi- A phone line Call 686-6664 ext. standard" worker and chair- class feels it" consistent with all ously it affects has been set up to 286 or 576-6707 Special -needs man of the local She reports of our other everybody across provide updates ext. 286. students at APSSP who ex- union members and salary in- Durham Catholic Plains the union is did not ask the has been without creases, which is schools won't re- protesting a lack board for a spec if- a contract since substantial l y ceive any extra supports from so- of adequate re- sources is percentage in- August 1998. A DURHAM Durham Region Law Association Tammy Metcalfe, COLL required crease, but says Angela Reyrwd, Oshawa Folk Arts Cow" - Anne Racz Memorial the group will new contract other group we Bess Damot% A. Alan H. Strike cial workers and to meet those stu- the group is look - have negotiated Susan Anderson, Durham College youth counsellors dents' needs. ing for some with:' she says. ischolarsnip Catherene Roberts -Bosman, D.HLS. Health fare Services this week after "The workload "restoration for Denise "t'hiblc�', Lewis Beaton True (Oshawa) "I'm hoping the association has been growing wages lost during Gwen Coles, Lofthouse Brass Mfg. - )can Lofthouse Memorial that the situation r e p r e s e n t i n g exponentially, but the social con - Erin Hallett, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority - Vicki Knox Memorial Will be resolved:' those workers our department tract " Deborah Schuh, Gwen Smith Memorial says board chair- voted to launch a has not been But according board -wide strike growing at the to Trustee Martin, Monday. same rate:' Ms. the group is seek- Congratulations to all the 1998 Scholarship recipients. The Durham Love says. 'The ing a big raise. Catholic District demands are " O v e r a 1 I Thank you to all of our scholarship donors. School Board an- compromising they're looking nounced Friday it our professional for about a 19.1 had been notified standard" per cent increase, Arts & Administration Scholanhi s stratP Health & Human Studies Scholarships P by the Associa- Ms. Love re- including benefits Nicole pan k`Cren, Lewis Beaton Trust Ashleigh Ellis, Durham College tion of Profes- ports the group and salary in- Robyn Nakamura, Durham College Sarah Chmara, Dr. Peter Zakarow sional Student has been without creases, which is Dustin Jackson, Durham College Amanda Stevens, Joyce Marshall Services Person- a contract since substantial l y Evan Buckingham, Durham College Amanda Thompson, Melissa Cox, Oshawa Folk Arts Council -Jan Drygala Memorial nel (APSSP) that August 1998. A higher than any Durham Region Law Association Tammy Metcalfe, Christina James, Cindy Hogan Memorial Durham College Angela Reyrwd, Oshawa Folk Arts Cow" - Anne Racz Memorial the group will new contract other group we Bess Damot% A. Alan H. Strike Jennifer Ferguson, Dr. G. E. Willey illey Memorial begin a legal would cover from have negotiated Susan Anderson, Durham College Sharon Bullock, Lovell Drugs strike Monday September 1998 with:' she says. Tdtanic Hill, Midge Day Memorial Catherene Roberts -Bosman, D.HLS. Health fare Services morning. to Aug. 31, 2000 "Ii I a a S • se r r r • r ' ICV Sld%LEgr ILJtLf lI I S10%L>9r LJCSC/ lftl^LJT LJICIMIC/ berho's '14S forges'1�� 2000 DODGE RAM 2500 4X4 QUAD CAB 4 spd. auto, 5.91- diesel, air cond., tiftruise 5 more. Stk. $#T3438 2000 DODGE DURANGO 4X4 SPORT slur 11061or 1*1 .•, . ,s,�,,.---Y•.T 1998 JEEP TJ SPORT R p a� .i.._ y!a � 2000 DODGE RAM 1500 ST PICKUP 4.0 L V6. aW, stad plate. PW. 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(North of 401) j05• SERVICE OPEN ALL DAY No nim Flrmwe etrarnpl.: SI O OW • 2.8% f« 48 moe.r moWft payment $=M4sr C.aa sMOL AND EVERY NICD 9 ,JCA I.t _ j'E;r e(cr _ 91 r9tj+t'• i,'Cilr�C3 VAC ,11 A -MITE WIA c1N'tt1 AM PARTE 10 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, November 21,19" You can make Christmas You're being encouraged to Light up a Life for the Holidays, a fund-raising cam- paign that will aid local food banks. The fund-raiser kicks off at the Ajax Santa Claus Parade Saturday, Nov. 27, when residents will be able to purchase light bulbs that will be strung on the tree in front of the municipal building on Harwood Avenue. The goal is to replace the lights from coloured bulbs to white bulbs. brighter for people relying on food banks The bulbs will also be available for pur- chase throughout the holiday season at The Youth Centre at 360 Bayly St. W., Ajax, and at selected times at both the Ajax and McLean Community Centres, No Frills in the Baywood Plaza and at the Cineplex Odeon. Call The Youth Centre at 428-1212 for information on when the bulbs will be sold at those locations. All those who purchase a light bulb will JASON LIEBREGTS✓ News Advertiser photo Kicking off the light up a Life for the Holidays f ind- raiser, from left, are Optimist Club president Ken McKenlzie, Operation Fresh Start member Valerie Brown, Ajax Mavor Steve Parish, and Exeter High School ambassador Kim Mills. News �i-�(%�� 1'ERti PI�B tip? Saturclay ft - 683 -5110 Bruneft r iffCIAL Carrier ofGAINS FLYERS Sun., Nov. 21,1999 News Advertiser 66idge Home Serrioes *M 'Room y At I I a Guertin Drugs % Gurdm Drug FtltlW Pi KFC Pi Kttrrrort Csl b N =Yells Ailtlo Mo Fria Ajr0 Peyfeee Shoe Sara *a Ser I Sera whok HM *ft SullenSara Apft TM Of Ai Iwrltl■er Mltlary A�tdPit Ml l rusld A� Delivaed to selected households only Remember, all inserts, including those on gloss yy Paper, can be recycled with lite rest ofyour new through your blue box Recycling program. For information on delivering your advertising flyers, r, .t y 683-5110. tm at 0 W. Clayton Sunday's carrier of the week is Clayton. He enjoys hockey and going to the movies. He will receive a dinner for 4 voucher compliments of McDonald's. Congratuhniow Clayton, for being our Carrier of the Week. Waun art,Ajaz 135 Kingston Rd.,Ajax 222 Bayty St.W,Ajax 726 Kingston Rd., Pick. 1360 Kingston Rd., Pick, be entered in a raffle for three prizes that will include gift certificates from Cineplex Odeon, The Home Depot, East Side Mario's, a cookbook from East Side Mario's, a gift certificate from Kerry's Pizzeria, and a dinner for two at Klondike Food Rush. ,In July, The Youth Centre began spon- soring a Youth Services Canada Project called Operation Fresh Start. That project's mandate is to address food access issues in Ajax and Pickering. The fund-raising campaign will aid the food banks organized by the Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army, St. Bernadette Catholic Church in Ajax, and St. Paul's -on -the -Hill Anglican Church in Pickering. Organizers of the fund-raiser are grateful to the Town of Ajax for the use of its tree and to the Alderbrook Group for supplying light bulbs at a "reasonable price", a news release from The Youth Centre says. Options like no other at , Durham College & University Centre. • 91A% employment success for our grads • Employer and Admissions guarantees for our programs • Rated the ;1 college in the GTA by students (according to KPI in Student Satisfaction) Plus • Coming January/February 2000 you can start at Durham and choose from careers in: Business Administration, General Arts & Science, Computer Science Technology, Office Administration, Graphic Design, Foundations in Art & Design and Police Foundations x150 • Starting in January 2000. 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I�MI�iE FOIAIKE N O N Up to 48 months CA=N PIE III= $27AF (Includes Freight of 5940 and Air Tax of 5100. Licence Insurance and Taxes Extra_) For e find tlroC at yor CheN0�1 O OId5111o6i1e dealers. wr'd qty �dn b You arena Cane visit us at rut tical dater, on ar website r sw.paraoi.aw r cat us at' 1116�DIMYE. All lanes have annwl kilometre Lund of 20,000 km. %12 per excess kilortntre. PST, GST ab gsivaree stent All lanes hm an MwW cost of bo rotlg d 5.4X1!.4% per aaxsn for Silverado V6 Repoar Cab RM SRmado V8 bdulded Cab 872.Od- mate options availaW Fwwuq an approved GMAC credit pity. Example: $10.000 at 4.916 APR the maroty prymao is 5229.84 for 48 mortars. Cost of bwowkq is 51.032.5 Total oblgatba is 511,032.32. Down prymed, bads and/or snarly deposit may be repaired. Ma�mrd and cost of borrowing wil vary dowxhrq on amount borrowed and dawn ace �llre Srwrrlewsa maoloy payment and the GMAC Durcose fxrarrce tab s not a 4ahbd on the Cash Prschare" price as storm. The difbrerrce lldwem the the Swwrlrti Purchase Frrance oiler rod ft "Cash Rrchase" often is deemed order fxovfnaal�ae laws to be a cost of borrowing, whWw or root the sum repr�elwnts aacetrual mount ar .iese ereagrrind to be as m rrwd prcuMage rale wtiM is 6.73X ( V6 Regular Caby6.48X (Silverado VS Exsanded fab RM. 011ss appN as kxkaoad to new 2000 models of SiNnado V6 Rogdr Cab de R laiArSs Ofle F" to rrnlerwa b tin Qdub Clnwdkt Oldarrobte Dealer Mrkotlrq Association area dMy. Oeebr adv or trade may be mssry. licato *m ofM which mey r be carMirred o = of tat Orcond erg dor d tals. "InstaMtldn Ind". Ogsr weld from October 15 to Dweiviber 15, INS o QM, Dplr p Delo V as Yutrit�I prrjul 1p4iuwt ic>jup aeNipi t of fralnc dr id aq o/rr AR PAGE U NEVIS AWIkRTl3ER, St1NDAY EDITION, November 21,1999 Make magic for the hospital g If you need a little help catching the Christmas spirit, 'Magic in the Making', the West Durham Festival of Trees, may be just the ticket. Proceeds from the event will go to the Ajax -Pickering Health Centre foun- dation. From Thursday, Nov. 25 to Sunday, Nov. 28, the Pickering Recreation Com- plex at 1867 Valley Farm Rd. will be transformed into a winter wonderland for the festival; complete with more than 50 professionally -decorated Christmas trees. As music and entertainment are such an important part of the holidays, a wide variety of hourly entertainment will be offered during various special events and general admission times. To launch Magic in the Making, there will be a private performance by Michael Burgess, star of 'Les Miser- ables'. Tickets for this black -tie gala event, to be held Thursday, Nov. 25 from 7 p.m. to midnight, are $125 and must be purchased in advance. During general admission times, hourly entertainment is planned from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 27 and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 28. Featured performers will include the Barrie OPP Choir; the Bells of Guild - wood handbell choir; North Metro Cho- rus (international champion Sweet Ade- line Chorus); Michael Martchenko, il- lustrator of Robert Munsch children's books; Paul Butler on piano; and the award-winning Pickering Christian School Choir. General admission tickets available at the door are $4 for adults and $2 for children 10 and under. For more information about enter- tainers, general admission or tickets to special events call 683-2320, ext. 1227. Ash/ar�dDrew CANADA DIVISION OF ASHLAND CANADA INC. Ashland/Drew Chemical is an active and responsible member of the communities in which we operate. We obey all laws and regulations governing our operations and work in a ,..:.manna that ensures safety of our emplorm our a wnnmaities and our environment. pz'-brew Chemical & its employees support all reduction and recycling efforts within the community. �F rA ,71— 2 M102 AN Ahl,_ 404 C� O IhhQ "NEW" Pickering Drop by and see our New Mattress Department featuring the famous Sears "0 Pedic Mattress selection. Say you saw it in the News Advertiser! Hey Kldlpds, ;�� Send us your letters to Santa. Selected letters will be published in -A .our Community Christmas feature December 10th. Send them to: Letters To Santa c/o The News Adver 130 Commercial Ave Ajax, Ontario LIS2H5 yr _ Fox'Them To: (905) 683-7363 iiaa�S,aar�►►►�a�� ►�,; �'i-STT 1` •.��tM rai i i'��?�.il�at�la: NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, November 21,1999 PACE 13 A/P WARENE M- 1WEH8,A ig ONTH ADVERTISING FEATURE ovember=,1s Diabetes 1��lonth' What is Diabetes? ; ""-, : ' `Symptoms of Diabetes g Research in Diabetes = ''Deabetes is a disease resulting Unusual thirst Currently there are numerous the pancreas producing too little Frequent urination =s research projects throughout the r no insulin or the body not properly Changes in appetite -'world. Some of these projects are look - ng insulin that is produced. Insulin = '� Sweet-smelling breath ��a "=ing at transplantation of islet (insulin a hormone produced by the pancreas. a x Extreme fatigue or tack -:; &producing) cells with immunosup- ulin is responsible for the transportof energy`pression, transplantation of bicencap- bf glucose from the blood stream to the y 9 Irritabty sulated islet cells, vaccines and nutri- 011s of the body, where glucose acts as Nausea or dizziness 3 hental supplements which may pre- kuel for energy. vent diabetes in identified high risk Types of Diabetes patients. These are just a few of many Why Diagnosis is so impor- ` 'There are 3 main types of diabetes. tant? exciting possibilities for a cure to dia- People with Type 1 diabetes pro- duce little or no insulin. This type usu- Insulin is not a cure for diabetes . In 1999 the Canadian Diabetes 411y occurs in persons under the age of While insulin is a very important com- Association allocated $5.3 million for 40 years. Actually 80% are diagnosed ponent of treatment it is not a cure diabetes research. Please help find a by age 18. Treatment of Type 1 Diabetes because duplicating normal physiology cure by donating to the Canadian involves a combination of diet, exercise, involves much more than replacing Diabetes Association _ daily insulin injections along with insulin. For more information call 1400 - blood glucose monitoring. Diabetes is more than a deficiency RANTING (22648464) or www.dia- People with Type 2 diabetes still of insulin. People with diabetes have bete% ca Produce insulin but not nearly enough much higher risk for microvascular and f that boci' These ft macrovascular disease. These vascular This article was provided byTino Montopoli, B.Sc. Phm., C.D.E., owner of Stutt's Pharmacy in Orono, Ontario. Tino is the only pharmacist in Durham Region who is also certified as a Diabetes Educator. Visit him at www.durhammall.com/diabetes Christas Special �T �k42 DAY COURSE MAO APPROVED � :. h Dec. 27, 285 29, 30,1999 $29 9 00 Full Course • 25 Hours of In -class • 151n -car lessons INSURANCE DISCOUNT CERTIFICATE Instalbwent Payment Plan Available 905-420-8641 924 Kingston Rd., Pickering _.._ els r fes. persons are o art resistant to the effects of insulin and so ch gnges are res pnsib[e for many of the "°f RE = 0 W N E D =k `PRIMED TO ENJOY they cannot use insulin properly, result- los term complications of diabetes. ing in blood e glucose levels above nor- These long term complications include: Resale Homes ids 111 from $59,900 to 5159,900 mal. blindness due to retinopathy Gestational diabetes occurs dur- -amputations ( people with dia- ing pregnancy. It affects 2% to 49'6 of betes are 20 times more likely to require pregnant women an amputation) Treatment involves _why disease (SG% of dialysis very strict control of blood glucose patients have diabetes) through diet and frequent blood glu- cose monitoring. Insulin may be -neuropathy which can result in required to control blood glucose and pain in lower limbs as well as impo- reduce the health risk to the unborn tence child -heart attacks, coronary hears dis- ease, and strokes. These long term complications can Who gets Diabetes? be 'dad d 1 ed b Anybody can develop diabetes avot or a ay y aggressive 4. tion of blood glucose levels. some people are at higher risk than treatment of diabetes with normaliza- iytebtllers. Risk factors include: Management of blood pressure and • Age over 45 years blood fats (cholesterol and triglyc- """ • More than 20% overweight. . ierides) is also very important. *Have a parent or sibling who has ` Long term complications can be diabetes. �• •Hispanic, African, Aboriginal or very devastating to people with dia- +; .,,. hetes. These complications are also very Asian descent. expensive to the health care system. It is ,*Have given birth to a baby over moped that research will uncover better 4kg or 91bs. *High blood pressure. methods foi treatment and perhaps one It A. a cure will be found so that dia- 1m Ihhorse o stunning has higher .jultcd :citing% to aro,m odmi- mate the larger family room and den The open concept tarruly room has a bay window overlooking the ravine The following features arc included custom crafted fireplace sur- round, dishwasher. all window coverings. cemal air and more amore ore Come and see this one This lovely two bedroom, two bathroom home is situated on a greenbelt and the view can be enjoyed from your deck or from the dining room. Included in the home are the appliances, washer & dryer, a gas fireplace in the living room. Be sure to visit this home. : • History of glucase tolerance y problerrts hetes and its complications will be µ' : .eliminated. ,ow a x Sylvan oiclerrts not only improve their academic skills, they improve their seelkonklence, too. 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Membership to Wilmot Creek incudes use or the Private EmaitiNe 9 -Hole Goi f ' course, swimming pooh lawnbowling and tennis courts as well as the activities in the dubhouse.These activities r M, ism ,otnlao .� include the IUTAming: bards, darts. shuffleboard Tobe 401 Ekab ,aato the ee#&TT ROAD WT Mat #W) set of w BEN - and many other interest groups riom ern f is to com- -WIT ROAQ ton f6ftw doV41U+or am svm Ain 'Qi i1CYrdl/ 99 � � w ta�Gc.+�sorr lylle Call 1 800 9WILMOT { (' (1 800 994 5668)' CREi E Sales Centre and Model Homes Open `Saturday to Thursday I 1 a.m. to 5 p.m .CkC2)LW FRIDAY 1� AIP PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, Nov " 21, IM Discipline focus of meeting Tickets are still available to an up- coming meeting featuring an author who will speak about discipline. The Learning Disabilities Associa- tions of Durham West and Oshawa present Robert Morrish, author of 'Secrets of Discipline' on Thursday, Nov. 25 at 7:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at Pick- ering Village United Church at 300 Church St. N. in Ajax. Tickets for the meeting are $5 per person and must be purchased in ad- vance. Cal l 571-4498 or 686-1790 during the day for more information. Christian women get together for fun, education The Ajax -Pickering Christ- ian Women's Club will host a meeting which promises to be both entertaining and educa- tional in Pickering on Thurs- day, Nov. 25. The meeting's slated for Gallantry's Banquet Room, on the lower level of the Pickering Town Centre, from 9:30 to 11:15 a.m. The meeting will feature a Fall Festival of Arts & Crafts, musical performer, guest speaker and refreshments. Cost is $5 per person, first - timers $2.50. Free babysitting is available. Reservations are essential. The last day to register for the meeting is Tuesday, Nov. 23. For more information, call 839-7674. One Good Reason t By Fran Brunke One good reason to do yoga is that it is one of the few activi- ties left these days that is com- pletely non-competitive. Competition as a way of life is very stressful. If you don't believe that, try backing out of my driveway in the morning: when the race to get to the high school at the top of the street is on._ NOBODY will let you out because they're all too intent on getting ahead. In Yoga, there is no fever to get ahead. In fact, yoga is all about letting go of artificial pace, and finding instead one's own internal rhythms. All postures are done in connection with your own breath. Some beneficial by-prod- ucts are stimulation of circula- tion, digestion, and the nervous and endocrine systems. Relaxation and breathing tech- niques are taught, reducing stress, producing stability and re- connecting you with your own inner strength. It may be a relief to know that you do not need to be a per- fect size 6 to join a class. Yoga is for all bodies. There is no push to raise the heartbeat to a target range, or to focus on building muscles of steel. Yoga postures stretch, flex, and extend the spine. They exer- cise muscles and joints, keeping the body strong and flexible. Yoga postures are learned not by competing or by struggling for perfection, but by learning to let go of the stiffness and tensions that inhibit movement. Many of us have come to believe that unless we are strug- gling and straining, that some- thing is wrong. For anyone on the fast track, being without compe- tition is itself a challenge. Serenity can take some getting used to ... but what a wonderful feeling! 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"It's one of the tightest markets we have seen in the last decade" Picore Centre will offer poten- tial tenants ample parking on a two-storey parking deck, ease of access by car or public transporta- tion, proximity to all services and amenities, reduced occupancy costs and an excellent working en- vironment, according to the re- lease. 13etter Healt'h Advertising fir.... Feature r Ur. Marvin Lean Believes in Community Involvement and a Modern Dental Practice Marvin Lean DDS has provided quality dental care in the com- munity for the past 14 years at Pickering Square Dental Office. After graduating from the University of Toronto in 1985 he did a one year post graduate program in New York City Hospital before opening his office. The family -based clinic welcomes patients of all ages and offers early morning, evening and Saturday appoint- ments. The clinic is wheelchair accessible and offers emergency services to the commu- nity. Dr. Marvin Lean The clinic is very involved with the com- munity and sponsors many local teams as well as giving talks at schools and accepting job place- ments from both col- leges and high schools. As well Dr. Lean teaches at the local Toronto Two Feet School of Business. In his spare time he loves to ski, cycle and travel with his wife and three children. Dr. Lean has a firm belief in maintaining a modern practice with the most up to date tech- nology includ- ing air abrasion, wand anaesthet- ic and water line purification. He offers all r dental services including Root Canals, Oral Surgery and C o s m e t i c Dentistry. There is also a Periodontist and Two Specialists By James Beard, B.A., D. Ch. Chiropodist Ontario has two differently named professions in charge of caring for Ontarians feet, Chiropodists and Podiatrists. Both Chiropodists and Podiatrists are trained in the assessment and treatment of the foot, along with the prevention of diseases and disorders of the foot by therapeutic, orthotic, palliative, and surgical means. The difference lies in that a Chiropodists is trained in Canada or the United Kingdom, while Podiatrists are trained in the United States of America. Why visit a Chiropodists or Podiatrist? The human foot is an extra- ordinary complex mechanism con - listing of 25% of the bones in the body, held in position by many lig- aments, tendons, and muscles. These all synchronize their actions to provide a single step. We make this movement a staggering four to ten thousands times a day over a variety of terrain. In an average lifetime we will travel, by foot, around the globe six to eight times. With all this movement, foot pain is NOT out of the ordinary. Certainly foot pain is enough to make you irrita- ble. 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Lots of love from Mom, Dad, Vanes- sa and Leighton:' Birthday Birthday Birthday — - Sean turned three r years old on Nov. 18. Happy birthday wishes from Mom, Dad and Nikita.`! Lots of love from his grandparents too! "Our little darling is growing up" On Nov. 23, Nicole Leigh Bird turns nine years old. "Keep smiling 'Sweetie Bird'. Love from Mommy, Daddy, brother Brady, Rusty the cat, Great Nana, two Grandpas, two Grandmas and all your family and fnends." Birthda,v On Nov. 22 "our little Superman" Darian Sawh turns two years old. "With each passing day, our `special preemie' continues to grow and de- velop into a cute little boy." A Tele- tubbie party with family and friends is being held to celebrate Darian's special day. Wishing Darian a happy second birthday with lots of hugs and kisses are brother Colton, Mommy, Daddy and Sam. Birthday "Our little strong- man" Evan cele- brated his fifth birthday on Nov. 15. Happy birthday wishes, lots of love and squeezes from Mom, Dad and Mia. NOV. 21, 1999 Birthday A big fella �w turns three.. years old on Nov. 25.-, Happy a, birthday wishes for J Christo- pher Harker come with love, hugs and kisses from Mommy, Daddv, Grandma, Grandpa, his family and many friends. Oh, and don't forget Auntie Tammy. "Have a great day. Birthday . Birthday Nov. 16 was a big day for Brandon, as he turned five years old. And, for Mihaly, Nov. 23 is special as he cele- brates his 1 I th birth- day. All the best, with lots of love for the pair from Mom, Dad, Bradley, Amanda, their Grandmas and Grandpas. Bh1hday "Our beautiful little girl, Tay_ r for Brown turns six years old on Nov. 21. Lots of love and happy birthday wishes from Mommy, Daddy, Lindsey, i Leah, Kein4 Jay, Nanny, Papa and a bunch of aunts, un- cles and cousins. Also, her side- kicks Skittles and Taffy have wishes for a great birthday and year. A04 re. M 1794 Liverpool Road Pickering 831-5431 THIS WEEKS CAKE WINN116 ARE: 1. Ezk Mardn 2 Gordon Gray 3. Taylor Brown Winners may go directly to Baskin Rohhins to receive ---- their FREE cake. (Please provide identifiotion) nug VAlm U1YM SAT., NOK n. l9" Happy birthday wishes go out to Josie, who's celebrating her 37th. They're from her husband and kids, Marco, Daniela and Sabri- na. B iRhday Birthday "Forty years young and still going strong!" Rebecca Deguara turns 40 on Nov. 21 and her hus- band Charlie says, "The best is yet to conic" Birthday There were happy first birthday wishes for Jessica Katherine Pittman on Nov. 10. "In one short year, you've grown from a tiny, sweet baby into a delightful little girl with a personality all your own. It's been fun watching you grow and discover the world. Lots of love from Mommy Carol Ann and Daddy Dave, Grama Olga, Gram - pa Jack, and Great -Grams Katherine Krezanowski:' "Our sweet 'Vaness' turns 12 on Nov. 26. Hope you have a great birthday with your friends! Lots of love and kisses for Vanessa from Mom and Dad:' Birthdays The birthdays are coming fast and furious in the Heron home this week. On Nov. 23, Marshall turns four years old and sister Jandk celebrates her eighth birthday on Nov. 25. "We want to wish you two each a won- derful oo-derful birthday and many, many more. With love from Mom, Dad and sis- ters Ashton and Dean- na." Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? -:...send to: Let us know. We'll publish your - Name Dropping, special occasion in an easy -to -read '% Keith Gilligem, 130 Commercial Ave., and easy -to -clip format. - - , { . It _ -1111, _'T t - _ ,Ajax, Ont. Ll S ZHs a • • • �eIsIsIslslsIsIslsI eIslslsIsIsIslslsIsIs)N 7rP,. P�rj &Ah o MM Aw•`'"' -w NEWS ADVERTISER NOV. 21 1999 Colon cancer claims too many lives in North America What Is the second leading cause of F ncer death in North America? Not The Doctor my people know it's cancer of theiz Game �ge bowel. And tragically when it's di nosed 55 per cent of patients already j;! Gord-Jones, M.D. ve metastatic disease. As we enter the xt millennium colonoscopy could pe out this malignancy. But doctors ve set a bad example for medical con - Dr. Basil Morson, a pathologist in .cordon, England, is a world authority )n colon cancer. He claims -95 per cent )I colon cancers come from polyps" In 1f1'ect, you don't die from colon cancer f polyps are removed. These soft, fleshy growths originate Tom the inside lining of the bowel. It's !stimated one person in three over the lge of 50 has one or more polyps. We're not sure why polyps form. But ve do know that in about 94 per cent of ases it's not due to heredity. Polyps may grow slowly or quickly. n general the larger the polyp the treater the risk of malignancy. Dr. Thomas Reid, a noted surgeon at Washington University School of Medi- inc says, "Screening could prevent the ragedies we colon rectal surgeons see very day" He's right. But there's a big problem. laving a colonoscopy, a complete ex- mination of the larLe bowel, is a hard sell. It's not like having a Pap smear to detect cervical cancer or getting an X- ray of the lungs to diagnose cancer. Colonoscopy requires laxatives and drinking copious amounts of water prior to colonoscopy to clean out the bowel. A mild sedative and pain killer is needed by some patients. Doctors are stretching the truth if they tell patients there's no discomfort. So why do I have a colonoscopy every four years'? Because "a prime goal in life is not to die prema- turely from preventable disease" Don't ever forget this point. But Dr. Arturo Brayo, associated with the Henry Ford Health System, claims physicians are not good role models for patients. His study showed one third of physicians, even with a fam- ily history of colon cancer, had not been screened for this disease. So what should you do? First, get over the uneasiness of discussing the lower bowel. 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The fecal occult blood test (FOBT) is a cheap test and painless. A small amount of stool is placed on filter paper which changes colour if blood is pre- sent. This test decreases mortality by 33 per cent. But it can give false positive re- ports if patients are taking iron, laxatives or using non-steroidal anti-inflammato- ry drugs. Sigmoidoscopy is effective detecting polyps of the lower colon, but it cannot detect polyps situated higher up in the large bowel. So the gold standard is colonoscopy. My advice? Although in some parts of North America colonoscopy is not available it's prudent to have one done around 45 years of age. Sooner if there's a family history of this disease. OVER 5000 VIDEOS IN STOCK OWEST PRICES IN FRONTENAC DON'T BE FOOLED BY OUR COMPETITION. • Free Membership • Private Viewing Rooms • Mags & Toys • Fine Selection of Marital Aids CD ROMS & MORE • 2 for 1 Rentals on Sundays & Tuesdays • 3 for $10 All Other Days Alit 1I _T TIME VIDEO 72 Ham,00d Ave. S.. 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MEXICO rCASE 15.99 1 [MES iOF 175 • • • • ALL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM SUNDAY, NOV. 21 TO SATURDAY, NOV. 27,1999. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. • • • e0 AAP PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, Nam dm 21, M9 Kids get close-up look at smokingerils p Durham students learn their lives will go up in smoke if they take up deadly habit BY SUSAN O'NEILL Staff Writer The sight of a cancerous tumour inside a smoker's blackened lung ought to be enough to make any young- ster think twice before lighting up a cigarette. At least that's what or- ganizers of this year's *ens Tackling Tobacco Workshops are hoping. Sponsored by the Durham Region'Health De- partment and the region's public and separate school boards, the workshops held Wednesday and Thursday for Grade 7 and 8 students aim to educate pupils about the dangers of smoking by giving them a first-hand look at what smoking can do to the human body and the environment. "Teens Tackling Tobac- co (provides) students with an ideal opportunity to en- hance leadership and com- munication skills and to de- velop strategies to address an important health issue;' notes event organizer Jill Goddard, a public health nurse with the Region's health department. "The goal is for these students to take the infor- mation back to their' schools and have a peer -led initiative;' she explains. Students began the day visiting four pit stops at the Durham District School Board's education centre to learn about the Tobacco Control Act, the environ- mental impacts of smoking and advertising campaigns aimed at young people. Students also had a chance to talk with public health nurse Chris Arnott who exhibited tissue sam- ples that show "smoking doesn't just affect the lungs" And, the lung, uterus, bone tissue and placenta which students saw clearly had an impact. "Your lungs turn out yucky and you get tu- mours;" said Tessa Botti- -New police officers sworn in Celebration tempered by recent death of fellow cadet Two weeks after the death of a pop- ular Durham Regional Police cadet, 22 classmates were sworn in as constables at an emotional ceremony Monday in Oshawa. On Oct. 28, just hours after gradua- tion ceremonies were held at the On- tario Police College in Aylmer, Allan Christiansen, 22, of Courtice, was killed in a traffic accident on Hwy. 401. Ontario Provincial Police said his eastbound Honda was struck by an out - of control westbound Toyota, which crossed the centre median. A friend who was a passenger in his car, Barbara McCartney, 30, of Kingston, was also killed in the crash. During a swearing-in ceremony for the new officers, the police badge Cadet Christiansen was to have re- ceived was instead presented to his parents, said Sergeant Jim Grimley, Durham Regional Police spokesman. "As much as it is supposed to be a happy occasion for 22 new officers, there were some sombre moments when they spoke of the missing 23rd officer," said Sgt. Grimley. . In honour of the cadet, the police department has established the Allan Christiansen Memorial Award for fu- ture cadets who display exemplary leadership qualities. Cadet Christiansen was drill leader of a class of 36. JILL GODDARD 'The goal is for these students to take the information back to their schools.' cella, a Grade 8 student at Whitby's St. Matthew the Evangelist Catholic School who plans to share the dan- gers of smoking with other pupils. "Smoking can cause heart damage, lung damage and damage to your brain," realizes Brandon Mon- aghan, a Grade 7 student at St. Wilfrid Catholic School in Pickering. "It's also bad for you if you play sports because it causes a lack of agility...I play a lot of sports and I wouldn't want to ruin that." Brandon agrees it's im- portant to start educating children when they're young because students his age "are pressured by older people to (smoke).A think it's good to tell students the casualties of smoking" Ms. Goddard reported this is the second year the program has been offered to elementary pupils, not- ing the department decided to move the program from secondary schools last year because "students usually start smoking around age 12 or 13". Students also had a chance to take part in a number of interactive exer- Catch us at BURGER KING' . Wednesdaw 2 November2fth -Tons of kids Ike you are ready to trade BURGER KING' PdOrnon toys and cards! So get in here and complete your PoWmmn c oNedi m! Bring �rfriends! Crazy' tasting food! 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I J IUMO-) '� 1 CARL FERENCZ/ News Advertiser photo Drawing on our history Pen and ink sketches of a series of heritage little piece of history here are (from left) buildings at the Pickering Museum Village Laura Drake, chairman of the Pickering were displayed by members of the Ajax Museum Village Foundation, artist Marion Creative Arts Centre, including this one of FitzSimeon and event organizer Pam Au - the Brougham Central Hotel. Enjoying a guste. •' NEWS ADVERTISER BILLBOARD NOV 21. 1999 MONDAY, NOV. 22 MENTAL HEALTH: Durham Family Mental Health Support Group meets every Monday at 10 a.m. at the Pickering Vil- lage United Church, 300 Church St. N., Ajax. Aim is improved mental health while focusing on the fami- ly. 668-6101, 619-1499. BREASTFEEDING: The Durham Lactation Centre offers a Prenatal Breast- feeding Workhop from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. It's designed to give a sound knowledge base of breastfeeding, get- ting off to a good start, what to expect and how to have a happy breastfeeding experience. Call for loca- tion. 427-9547. TUESDAY, NOV. 23 SENIORS: The Ajax Se- nior Citizens' Friendship Club Tuesday Morning Dis- cussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at the St. An- drew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Phar- macist Rafik Gabril dis- cusses herbs and their inter- actions with prescription medicines. All welcome. 619-0315. WORKSHOP: The Ajax - Pickering Women's Centre hosts a free workshop for abused women from 7 to 9 P.M. at the Durham Region- al Police Station, located at the corner of Brock and Hwy. 2 in Pickering. The theme for the evening is 'Discovering your natural strengths'. Pre -registration is required. 426-1064 (Sally). CHRISTIAN WOMEN: Last day to register for the next meeting of the Ajax - Pickering Christian Women's Club Thursday, Nov. 25 from 9:30 to 11:15 a.m. at Gallantry's Banquet Room, on the lower level of the Pickering Town Centre. Fall Festival of Arts & Crafts, musical performer, guest speaker, refresh- ments. $5 per person, first - timers $2.50. Free babysit- ting. Reservations essential. 839-7674 (Susan) AMNESTY INTERNA- TIONAL: The Ajax -Pick- ering chapter of Amnesty International holds its monthly meeting at Picker- ing Village United Church, 300 Church St. N., featur- ing guest speaker Jim Laxer, a political science professor at York Universi- ty. Social half hour at 7 p.m. Meeting at 7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. TRIVIA: A charity trivia quiz will be hosted at the Harp & Thistle Pub, 282 Monarch Ave., Ajax, at 8 p.m., with all proceeds to the Durham Gaelic Football Club. Cash prizes. 428- Road 0943. s WE CAN HELP YOU ACHIEVE A FRESH START PnOmsionat and Parsortaiired service Fir" Con/idanbal Consultation Several convenient locations. including: OSHAWAm 146 Scoe Street N O) 720.04W (Downtown) nsrtxa scAoott waos 1919 La�Ave. E 4416) 750 -MM (neer Dry erW 4o1) 255 AAornnpsWe Ave. (416) 29"14la oroi (MV840 Max) The Durham College Community Choir in conjunction with Toronto Classical Singers and Talisker Players Orchestra prese in G.F. Handel's Messiah! Sundaltyr Decnntbac 5r 1999 3:00 pm College Park Seventh Day Adventist Church 1164 King Street East (East past Harmony) .Adult: $15 a StudeWSenior: $12 For tickets call 1806) 721-3111 uR 2465 University Centre at Durham 'NEWS ADVERT(SEA,9UAbAt for 0V4 atj;r jI"' JM'0jkdt-2f0 Young parents, tots drop in for fun A free parent/child drop-in is of- fered for teen parents and youngcou- ples with children aged two years and younger Thursday, Nov. 25 from 4 to 6 p.m. at The Youth Centre, 360 Bayly St. W.. 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The Spartans knocked off the An- derson Collegiate Raiders two games to one in the Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics championships, host- ed at Anderson Collegiate in Whitby. The Spartans will now participate in the Ontario Federation of School Ath- letic Associations (OFSAA) champi- onships in Kitchener Nov. 25 to 27. Dunbarton coach Steve Clutton ac- knowledges the shortened season may make it difficult for his charges to com- pete against schools which have full seasons of volleyball under their belts. "Sure, I think it's going to affect us. We haven't played as many games, so it will affect us, especially against some of the top teams. Hopefully. we should still be competitive;" says Clutton. Four teams competed for the LOSSA senior boys' volleyball cham- *nship, with Anderson, Dunbarton, Pine Ridge and Bowmanvilie playing a round-robin tournament with the two best records advancing to the final. Dunbarton defeated Pine Ridge two games to none in the first round-robin game. The Spartans also split games with Bowmanvilie to earn a berth in the championship final. X -L's excel at X -country meet Local members of the Durham X - L's Track and Field Club turned in im- pressive performances at the Ontario Track and Field Association Cross - Country Championships at Etobi- coke's Centennial Park last Sunday. The X -L's team placed a re- tpectable fourth overall against many of the best cross-country squads in the province. In the juvenile men's six -kilometre event, Ian Mayne finished fifth, fol- lowed by Ian Hales in 12th place, Josh Lumsden 38th, Adam Morrison 40th and Brian Mason 61 st. In the junior men's eight -kilometre event, Matt Leduc finished 18th and Nick Rendell was 44th. Two Pickering girls who weren't members of the X -L's club also fared Oell at the Ontario championships. Elyse Campbell placed 21st and Jenn Seeney was 40th in the midget girls' event. Pickering resident Angela Graham ran in the senior women's six -kilome- tre event and placed fourth. She's a member of the Toronto Olympic Track attRd Field Club. I title The Dunbarton High School senior boys' volleyball team of Pickering de- feated Whitb�•s Anderson Collegiate to earn the LOSSA title Tuesday. Team members are, clockwise from bottom left. Ken Stevens, Dave Williamson, Mark Savvehuk. Scott Grundy: Jej'f Tobin, Drew McKati, Allen Ta��lor, Matt Jee, Jason Stergiadis, Tim Williamson, Jeremy McLeodand Kevin Crawford. With the ongoing Durham teachers' dispute with the province, the senior boys'season was severely curtailed this season, consisting of only a series of tournaments prior to the LOSSA cham- pionships. In their most recent tournament, the I"TrrITTF nt TF.C}iNn f'A-^,. ���ieeef s MCSE =2990 ecru► :595 a+ •445 senior Spartans competed at the Fran- cis Leberman school tournament in Scarborough, winning their pool, but losing in the quarter -finals. Dunbarton also took part in tournaments at Durham College and at York Universi- ty. INS OFFICE ASSISTANT Introduction to Computers Keyboarding w '� 495 Word 2000 Excel 2000 Pickering Campus Power Point 2000 Special DIPLOMA IN: - . CERTIFICATION IN: tMwo* ��n9 MCSE, MCDBA, MCSO, CNE, Pmgrwm� & gym A�y� CCNP, A+, ORACLE Nort mar is a trav 6V ski PROGRAMMING IN: Appmed koormation Teohnoiogy 'Web Design, HTML, JAVA right here in theDurham .Visual Basic, Visual C++ CLASSES STARTMfQA+ ' meet new fdelld5NORTHSTAR (Starting Dec. 4) OPEN HOUSE CCNA (SWUng Dec. 4) SKI CLUB MCSE (Starting Dec. 4)Get quality ttraining at excellent pHoeel Job Phwwnsnt AaWstenee • bxlh idual attention • Social and unemplo nM in uran e unlimited lab time recipients mal► goofy for FREE hxWft• hands-on training • Job Plaoormnt Assistant ,� , 4 r Individual to assign reterees for aii Whitby Minor Hockey Representative games. Paid position. Please send resume to Whitby Minor Hockey Association, P.O. 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Please forward ZELLERS INC. resume in Steve wowlc confidence: Manager. Pharmacy Recruiting 8925 Torbrant Road Brampton, Ontario L6T 4G1 (905) 792-5773, 792-6310 (Fax) MNaB1 Inminw colt AvaiflM!!a SULTAMTS - Are yon a brei- Full-tirm Pharmacy Manager and Staff Pharmacist I nest I I Ora*"~ Ate ym drfwrr le vAcar A year ON coteIt no 'brans- try leader n WSW tteeawetrt it ttlssR'list N010p Dicot` 1 Canaan TraNwiwg 1 Caeca Trdning row hiring: WE PROVIDE iii k7 of ower 100 jape i brei. hanng and OuirTrod appoid- rklnK YON cin sort two mats 460est eamirg po- Imm your hoar. For int. lartlal wih wilily ed oPO0flo- sad a S.AS.E. t: DAMGAR nion. YOU PROVIDE: 40- Mawahm. S 10diam Dr. motivation with a strap de- Snot M. OMrast. Ono L1J sire to sucew •Tern OW as. we W" work an 4W AW hartgowtabin call Rain- soft 9054654483 „- - who ve wepaeNr tr r3utt—ge Torose wino m lased and b thou who are Wink ly sbm. Net. b Com. using MCSE/totus Nan. Database administration usng Orack. Computer kWitmam - A+. &WA souwwre d w and programming. Firiatmal as - may be avadaMe to �wrwq 1wr Must be 16-2caw4 yrs., out of workhwt colluding EI. Out of sctlooVnot returning. Posillim SMISM• tIIOW. call Job Comm 579-8482; 623-6814; or 427-8165 3 CLIENT SERVICE REPS IrecniurVirient ou are invited to join the winning team! Due to ramatic growth, Quantum, a leader in the industry, is currently hiring for the Scaborough bxaocn. The successful carddates will have minimum 3 years business experience, two of which are in sales wtth excellent communication dulls and a professional aistomer bast attitude. Achievement oriented professionals, you are known fon meeting your sales objectives, superior interpersonal skills and negotiating accomplishments. If you desire to mace a long- term career cmirrWrient in an organization that promotes on merit and wish to be rewarded for results, we dwUnge you to respond in coi idence 10: tllaaets Fax resume: (416) 292 -OW We t w* everyone for Mar interest, however, oryy cardidades under c"dera w will be contacted. M1=faim 1 carer Tral" 1 Qewat m* AFFLY 11111111 - Lauf camp" has 37 new pospiorra to m $11.50 to start. Tnm' v is provided. Positions are fiex- le FLPT. Most till by No- vember 24rd. Call Mon. 10 a.m 6 .m. or Tues. q� 9:30 p.m. (905) 723- W"T TO 11M $asci KAI IXrm WEEKLY New omm Markefing company expand - hg! tt you'reenergetic, dedF caged and ttirm in a cAallerg- ing etwor nim, we am cur- rently in need of 10 asso- ciates. No experience nem- vsary, willing lel Tbw for amici- 1905)720iew 03'144 Ful-bowrwy qiy. 8. 2 CLASS A !RIVERS. Mini- mum 2 years experience for Ontario and USA operation. Contract, compensation and benefits paid. CaH Phil Ws - strum (905) 623-6273 (Wer- rtrarwide). •- . _ - - _ .. - _ - . _ - . -. .. - - - - -__._..J v I. i/� 1 til I ,'�' ,i ./, Lk f.hJwAG!L�.a'►',4 t � �• a ���L ���� a •. :�'.. � a �4rlalr :`.. �i ~�c'It► i� :`�4.:••�i i L": •'44 :.�, •. �* `nw . XP PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, November 21, 1999 1 Cwwal Help 1 Gwieral Help �1 —General Help IN— General Help 1 Gowal Help 1 GemrM HWP GREAT POSITIONS FOR HOMEMAKERS AND RETIREES Earn extra money, good exercise and fresh air, and wonerful interaction with the generation of tomorrow. Crosswalk guards required within the Town of Pickering Certain locations available. Pay 512.60/hour Work approximately 2-3 hours per day All equipment supplied Paid training. Morning, lunch and afternoon shifts are required. Please call Brenda or Zsa Zsa at .., ,. -.-n ,ro..r The Employment People (905)831-7359 JOB FAIR!! 200 PEOPLE NEEDED! DURHAM POSITIONS J Assemblers ... $7.1 0/hr. J Picker/Packers ... $7. 1 0/hr. J Strong Labourers, ... $7.10/hr. J Auto Part Rackers... $7.50 +/hr. J Long-term contracts J Days, Afternoon, Midnights All the above positions require steel -toed safety boots. Bring void cnequelsavings acct. into. for direct deposit. No students please! Call (416) 292-2282 for an appt. OR walk in 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon Interviews held in Ajax Wed., Nov. 24,1999 at McLean Community Centre Room. 4 2 - 95 Magill Drive Westney RdJN. of Hwy. 2 =1111= LAIDLAW IS ACCEPTING APPLICATION TO FILL POSITIONS AS A SCHOOL BUS DRIVER UXBRIDGE PICKERING AJAX TRAINING WILL BE PROVIDED TO SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS. PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON LAIDLAMI TRANSIT 6775 BALD1NN ST. N. NUM1.11111119 OMIT. 1 -800 -263 -?987 Pleil[erh o Seeking mature, trustworthy and reliable individuals to join our Filling and Promotional teanlS. Must be available to work 6 a.m. - 3 pAL as often as 5 days a week. Drop off resumes at our Customer Service Desk 1735 Pickering Parkway Make reference to Filling and/or Promotional teams. is looking for Kids to deliver papers And flyers door to door four times a week by 6:00 PM. in their neighborhoods. call 005.683-5117 POWERTHE OF MANY believes power of e FORKLIFT OPERATORS Raymond Reach &!or Counter Balance ASSEMBLERS BINDERY WORKERS ORDER PICKERS / PACKERS DATA ENTRY OPERATORS 10,000 keystrokes Please call Sandra at (905) 831-7683 or fax your resume to (91115) 831-8134. 0IM■ �/��rra • rn,111FOwe!-[0'0�'lO.COrn r its cortx �Ar'a�on Are v_ ou a self -motivated, mature professional, seeking a part time career? Iain our expanding tele -appointment bookers team. Our leading RESP company is hiring 4 tel) -appointment booker. - must have mini- mum 1 year experience: preferably in the !in.ance industry and will be booking appoint- ments with parents for our financial advisors. n'.,• offer a generous salary and bonus struc- ture. Only those interested in an opportunity for advancement and able to work evenings an,i Saturday am are invited to our open inter- view session to be held TUESDAY, NOV. 23, 1999 6 P.M. TO 8:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24, 1999 10 A.M. - 12 P.M. 10 1/2 SIMCOE ST. S., TOP FLOOR OSHAWA (Simcoei King) Please bring resume GREAT CLERICAL OPPORTUNITIES Ajax/Pickering, Scarboro Areas A wide variety of long-term positrons, most Icading to full-time jobs, are available in these areas. Must be computer literate, familiar with common Microsoft packages. We treed: Data Entry Op's, Exp. Customer Service Rep's., Receptionists, Admin. Ass't's. Fax immediate resume to: Global Human Resources, (416)285-9193 A NEW OFFICE Our advertising company requires 12 - 20 individuals immediately to fill In customer service. Ideal for 18+ No experience necessary. Cali Angeliiquz (905) "6.4473 Students Wekome A Tradition of Great Taste Be aDart of something new and excitingi. We want you to help us propel our traditionally great tasting food 'into the next millennium! • Flexible schedules •Full-time •All positions *Team focused • Energetic fun environment • Convenient location HARVEY'S RESTAURANT 15 Westney Rd. North Ajax Harwood & Hwy 2, Ajax HOME DEPOT WHITBY. Don't let time pass you by! Apply today: Phone (905 763 Harvey's mHamburger a beautiful thing. AVAIIAS 17 DOIED 111125 .T Quality Control Jobs inspecting automotive parts. Apply in person Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. 89 Mills Road, Ajax AArdable Temps Inc. $14.25 PER HOUR Young and Fun Need 10 people to work Replace 10 that won't NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Must be IS - 30 and have own car Sunday 12:00 - 2.00p.m. or Monday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (905) 571-3532 AJAX & BOWMANVILLE are seeking qualified Hair Stylists, Full-time/Part-time and Some Management Positions are available in a friendly atmosphere with incentive programs and great wages. Call (905)619-8057 TOTRL Transportation Solutions Inc. k1:1P14:�3:[�14�4:7 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 & Allen Road. Fax resume to (416)636-1442 We've got great things in store for you! NOW HIRING IMMEDIATELY Full Time Storefront Personnel No experienct: necessary. Day shift only available Monday - Sunday Apply in person to: 1750 Bayly St. W. Pickering (905)4284883 T�Mft~ An employer you can count un" 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 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no li- ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads K klftlted to the amount paid for the spate occu- pying the error. All copy is subpct to the aggro- val of natagematt of News Advertiser. � Na rspre- serd*n. c4ro n Comlie- axalNom but wail of Ca- nal b's ItigAest caPK+tY cow twanicom tlworti b on a lw ap to tet . a W=W ( u V k hate m winallia opining for aA tedlvi" with wag "r- poll" le)poll" do ac a axwor servm yawu Slit in = faro. fid wwo ddpoddbbe an =0 N Vint had pitnion aiI item in a cw- lomw tarn- fob in rw bb- COMNNlrcIbMf�u1�AdWISY, ktmarYdpe' areae t duft. . resffitriirqq 0011 wort oil be fe401a Pum fan ym resift b 905.985-0010 by swaWl sr 24,1999. DEItoO T"TDRs required im"Wiate for is -store dem- onstration at Costco, full or pat -Hit. torture people wel- come. Raabe Roos. Pom al 686 -run for mw*w. DRYWALL UM required. Experienced. own t ns - lion and took. Cal (905)427- 3264. .iu' EARN $200 5300. 5500 _ more per week. assemdnq proauar in the comlW of adddovia �aepedressed =Saw edenvelope to 0 PH 6-2400 Oundis St. W. Sate 541. Re 636. Mit• smsauga. Om L5K 2R8 EARN EXTRA Silt for Christ- mas telemarketers wanted fug arw part lime Cal 905- 72a-1818 MANE MONEY setting gifts from aroad tete "OW "I'll - tent busrress oppon"n sell re Ifui Mnes/a Cal 905.839-8388 no obliga- tion. website: www. rreLcoerukrsgAtMttoppe 1 Slee Itr4Allglert 1 General ftelp 1 Sebe; Aptvtb 1 Sates NWAVW EXPERIENCED Cable techni- cianCommerical/residential. SALES TRAINER/ V686 an asset can (905) 472- SALES PERSONS EXPERIENCED only Dozer and CANTOL LIMITED is an international back -hoe operators required manufacturer of highest quality cleaning for residential to rough grade around houses and dig base - maintenance and specialty chemicals; mems Call 905-660-3982. or selling direct to the user in all industrial, fax resume 905.660-7904 commercial & institutional applications. FIND OUT IF YOU or your Territories guaranteed; high commission chili hastenial to movies, rates, repeat business; all resulting in commercials TV shows and unlimited potential growth. New or music videos. A screen test existing (errilories require great degree of will answer these questions Babies and kids $10, teens cold calling to users. Promotion to top and adults $20 lt your not ac- management available for quality persons. cepted your money refunded We will be in Bowmanville on Equal opportunity employer. Send resume q PP Y Cm P Y November 21st at 1030 am to: Call to set your apps 416-598- Simms Shuber 9511 CANTOL Limited FRIENDLY responsible rely able Gas Station Attendants 199 Steelcase Road West, needed Full and Part time Markham, Ontario L311 2M4 Drop 7500eSMdwrn St(Hwoklin yFax: (905)475-1584 12) just north of Brookhri Phone (905)475-6141 FURNITURE COMPANY in Email: cantolltd@idirect.com Markham area requires fin- ishers. sanders and general Web: www.cantol.com help Expenerkce required Please call 905-475-6942 ask Ion Jack GENERAL FACTORY LABOUR NO exp necessary Full LAIDLAW time. 5 kfay week. 3 shift our ; eration 58 25 per hour. in- crease after 3 months Fax re- IS ACCEPTING APPLICATION TO FILL sume to (416) 292-2094 GERRIT$ PROPER" SERV- ICES requires snowplow op- erators and Snow Strovellers pOSITi IONS AS A lot East Scarborowh and Alax/Pickering Area. Phone SCHOOL BUS DRIVER 416-410-3435 UXBRIDGE HAIR STYLIST and Esnebcian required Must De expenenad and mature Call (905426- PICKERING 6800 or fax resume to (905)686.1872. AJAX TRAINING WILL BE PROVIDEDTO IIAIIt STYLIST required for tlusy salon in Pickering Must SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS - have great 1personal,`eryty � MaaW o PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON rem a 905-837.5406 ItAM1DRESM - Hqh enegy. LAIDLAW TRANSIT trend-semng salon seeking 6775 13ALDWIN ST. N. Harrs"i with or mMout clientele Euettem salary a BROOKLIN, ONT. r:ometrss w. Friendly. tun to work ° Rouge 1-800-263-7987 apps.416.281.25W NAW4TYLIST repaired. 1W part-time with expene- m for Josephs Harrsging. Oshawa Cps"- Appy n person. « 723- 1, t« Jin. HUPACO Wood products Limitedpallet manufacturer requues Iatr. a experietmd saw and nail gun operators tax resume to Ray Mortkin (905)686-8916 UCNT INDUSTRIAL, long- term temp must have 6 monde wo-V "paw= i sally OW -Wed boats Pick- ering through Osnava areas Co an and From $7 50 m $9 00 per hr We wig be elkr- viemng at file Oshm Gwen Auddantim 99 Tlgrrwon Raid Sours!. Ushaw, Every Tues and Thos 9 30 a m- 2 p m LOONNIG FOR Snow Plpw Onvers. Operators and Side- walk stip e m in the PcMr- (905AW)640.6330 r+e aoa« DO YOU have 10 hours per week to pm our eanwV pro - 4 / 93 from CA 416-284-449 m hMN C EEARN EXTRA CASH as an adult or yoLO Tamer for the Swlday Sun in your area Cal toll tree a 1-800-668-0786 PART TIME shirt presser needed imnediately Expen- enot peferrW but will train. 905-720 5555/905-725-2600. PART TIME WAITRESSES/ WAITERS waned fur nights Experience an asset for bat/ r Ula ail watt in Ajax. 428.8790. 1 scree IMbrApftle Preference pen to established, mature and experim wood cwKbdate with cmiptRer krvMedge In eAher Spawn, Steel Plus or Business Visicirt Sciltnare, though not a prere Asse. Send mum wdh salary expectations and available slareng date to: Greeley Steel & Surplus Inc. 222 Baseline Rd. E., Dowmamrille, On., L1 C 1 A4 Fax (905) 623-5564 GwWal HMO whdby emuutpers�knGtood raft$ l« f� . W5) 433-7 eed OWLIFIED CHEF, 3-5 yrs. experience Papers r Mon Fri. an pbte rrtd neWial k Transportation a must Cal Roe Robertson. D, recur of Food Servvoes. Dar - know Nuclear subw t965*23-6670 ext 7801 to sed up an wiftnew $ sEWMCV MACIROM 0 A"RS s Excellent earnings potential for expenenced industrial sewing machine operators. Would be willing to train the right applicants. Full-time day shift. Call Brenda (Ns) alae-"" MRslur Itch WAg" MGmwral He4 LANDSCAPE a Snow removal positrons available Fag ow -ups. Wink) M11ty ay Crew Members, Snow Plow Diner (G 1 -caul. Sag Truck Driver (D Ucam) mist haat sating experwtm. snow Pae Brokers Drivers must have clean abstract Cab (905) 42tl- 7793 STYLIST. ESTNETICLU and Nail Technican regwred to PM our pown upbeat ran in Wlntby Call (905) 430- 3156 $IKER NITEMDANT Positions available immedratey br couples to wort m Iti-rises in Ute Tom m area. No exp nec- esswv WM" m tram. Salary plus ap plus Wri da. Please lax reswee to 416-699-6061 of cal Pat at 416.699-0471 ... Merl 8 a.m. aid 5 p.m. b see up interview. Dynamic, ex6". ccommitted to urx�mpromising customer service. The PICKERING STIORE needs top-notch people to help us. a* aro looking l br I ime Associates Mls hale oipw*w AV the lib/bwing a ~ -Sakw Commissioned Sales• Melrch mdise Preselltatioli • Automotive Installer You aro hiillpltil, 41e enw9eft, and have a history of prawkling excellence in Customer Service. Experience is an asset Interested ? Please apply in person to: The Human Resources Depardllent located near Catalogue on the lower level in our Pickering Town Centre location at 1355 Kingston Rd. Pickering. Only Owe who we selected for an interview will be contacted. Applications accepted between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Mon. to Fri. Sears Canada Inc. is an equal opportunity employer Sears Canada Inc. 1110 `toitr�"e"� TKO TRAN3mmTm - We need Professional AZ Driers. you are a team member - not a number. Top Rate. Benefits. Times at home. Modem, sale equipment, regular miles. US experience and a good ab stract Fax resume to 905- 693-0025 or phone 1.800- 724.3922. TREATMENT CENTRE in Northumberland county is looking for qualified child care worker Must have ex Tierce and related .lege diploma of degree. Position requires shift work and overnights. Suc- cessful interview candidates will only be notified. Fax re- sume to; 1-905-349-3517. WAIT= with 1 vear experience. Reining and weekend work. Bring resume in person to: Joe's Cafe & Billiards 2200 Brock Rd - Pickering After 11:00 a.m. rrueF assembling our products Ides for stay at hone moms and students. Start tmme- diately For free into. package all 24 his. toll-free 1.888- 771-7409. 1 Office Hot ACCOUNTING / ADMIN. - Currently seeking to till posi- tion in busy head office. Look- ing for energetic self-starter with 2 to 3 years' �per�rtcr in AIR. collections, A?. Excel. Access and formal Accounting Packages Must be comfort- able with design and use of spreadsheets and databases Require valid Driver's Li- cense 1st or 2nd level CGA an and Fax resure b: 905- 686-8221, or E -maul to: breecononty a PART-TIME contract available for administrative assistant Fe Dust' lawyer Reply to Fre 1447. PO Bork 481. 865 Farewell Street. Oshawa. Ont. L1H TLS. RAPIDLY EXPANDING Osha- wa insurance brokerage seeking RIBO kcerved CSR to entrants our area loam. Please tax resolve to. 905- 5762966 RECEPnOWACCO WMG, w/ experience in a'P ABR. Payy- rWl, Recon Amon & Book- kkeeping Requires above average Computer skills Scarborough locmon Fax re- sume w✓emgecled salary 416- 281-6804 16281.6804 Insurance office experience an asset. RECEMONIST - Part time QOS lion avilable for busy d- ice in Pickemg Mixt type 50 wpm. be computer iterate and have excellent interpersonal Skills Expe M In a med- ial duke ol6pref�7 Fax resume b. 416 67 RECEPTIONIST, excellent tel- eptone manner multi -kine. fluent English. general office le es. in Box 737, 2343 Bnmky , Scarborough, Orli. MIS 31.6 . 1 see' HNNI11 Alleges METAL SALES help. part tone/ full Time Experience preleprrrod � Locationlling oshiw !F`k;h- duN . Cal (905) 767-1618. INSURANCE Sans person wanted. Expetienon0 in sales. Call (STI) -417-7548. NEW NOW San PERSON - Why not Stan NN New llilee- rium on a New moms See? M ezpeienced new W" salesperson is required lot an new lop notch sib. Above market commissions, ad- vances & toruses. Submil our now and cow "a number for cmadwoMm or tau MUM to 9*500941e12 NUMN trailers of Boas �pnddwr posibil avail". Please sseenod resume to: (Personnel Marieve i RV WCplbe. 7725ovsaldwinW SL N.�Ont. LOB 1Co) N kepi in e0n- kdemce. $Med AZ OWAN REQUIRED 34 cents per map ndit that belt grin hopper Items. Carrying company offers Ontario inns. co hbve pay, bonus bow to padage. late model equip meat. Excellent maintenium. 1705)•357-3938. Cal teen -Fri-, a.m. • 9p.m. CORMUCk1 AWATMAL pas 'mer. 1 or 2, must have sheet metal experiermx. Start immediately. call 90572 3369 ATTENTION: FOAM P MGI Canada Inc. structural & molded as well as integr Selkirk, Manitoba hands on supervis floor level position individuals with within the P/U I experience, though prerequisite. 135 POLYURETHANE ERSONNEL is a manufacturer of polyurethane foam al skin foam. Our Plant is looking for ory personnel. These s are open to those extensive experience ndustry. Supervisory and asset, is not a Special consideration will be given to those with expertise in the following areas: • process molds • in mold coatings • high & low pressure dispensing units • integral skin foam If you are looking for an opportunity to join a fast paced growth oriented company call Jeff at 1-800-665-4819 or fax your resume to 1-500-772-4005. Intertiews is -ill be set up in )our area for your convenience. Remuneration will be bused nn level of experience. Laidlaw Education Services currently has a position opening for: CLASS 310S & 310T MECHANIC QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS SHOULD HAVE: • Diesel exp. • Experience in medium truck and/or transit would be an asset • Grade 12 • Be a team player able to work well with others in a small shop environment • Must have own tools WE OFFER: • Competitive wages and a DrugMental Plan Please respond with resume and references no later than Nov. 26199 to: c/o Margeritft Petermann Laidlaw Transit 6775 Baldwin St. Brooklin, Ont. LOB 1CO Fax: 655-8733 Laidlaw is an equal opportunity employer PIPE WELDERS (Tig/Stick) Our Pickering 1,ocation is expanding again:' For over 50 years we have designed, built and shipped lube oil pumping modules worldwide. We are looking for Pipe K'elders experienced with carbon and stainless piping. We offer excellent working conditions, competitive salary/bcncftts and a congenial atmosphere. Please fax or mail your resume to Howard Marten Company Ltd 875 Diltiingham Road Pickering, Ontario Ll W 2Y5 Att: Personnel Matmager Fax(905)831-9369 ------No Phone Calls Please ------ LICENSED TECHNICIAN Required for afternoon shift, 4pm-midnight. For busy Chrysler dealership. Chrysler experience preferred. Fax resume to: (905)683-5738 OM ONNNTU " KNOCRti 3 Fir Pi IMSitthll A -Z Trangol�Nm Local runs out of OOsshhaaer Paid Hourly - Home Daily We also have opviW for Ion~ runs Up to 401 D► mile an some t d contrac Texas Lor$ OF WOW AVAa A P EACH N011111I itIKORT 3911114112 NIC. IN11nec 1-MMB-74049Bl Far 9W?23-M NEW MMMT OPERA- TOR and AZ Trua Drive waned sad nsume aid n- guii'ies�: $12629 Ontario Cowta ONL LIE m PMTS A ACCESSORIES Salesperson required - Please sod resume to (Persamel pegs World Marine &%- RV Cwmm 7725 Baldwin SL N. Brooklet, Om. LOB ICO) AN fdmapplicatiols kept in con- PREi3P61SON REOUMED for Busy mid-sized pri w company. Applicant have background in all as- pects of production, from pre press to bindery. Experience SNEET ENL MSTMLS a, mired by HVAC Conpa y- Pkcase cal (905)686-0017. TM OF CONNI MM dOwr"Own? LOX& 0 WWdCS company In Durham Seeking Webmaster. Designer. Devei oper. Get the detais at vrwror.conprrmepe.ret WELDENRTTEHS,experi- emed required for excessive hours. Also part lune pointe. Please calf 905.983-5451. e1HOIPNM Modest Deihl 1 DenrtelNc" IMMEDIATE OPENING for employment with a surgeon at the Markham Stouffville Health Centre The ideal can- didate must have prior medi- cal office experience, and un- derstanding of medical billing pprogram; be a self-starter. hard -worker and adapt to a last -paced office Reception duties include good orgahiza- honal skills. dictation and possess pleasant telephone manner Fax resume by Nov 2� to Carmen W 905-472- 'REHAB OPPORTUNITIES.' Physiotherapist Oshawa and Alai Private Ortho Rehab Ch' encs Graduates welcome to apply Phone 416-598-4020 Ext 13 Fax (416)-598-3963 PROGRESSIVE WHITBY Den- tal "Dice is looking for a ju- nior Staff member with good communication skills for a Art time receptionist position Please phase Nicole for more details at (905)666-1555. RECEPTIONIST required full lime for Durham Requil Re- hab Climes. Fax 905.669- 3832. REGISTERED PHYSIOTHER- APIST required full time for Durham Region Rehab Clm- cs Fax 905 669 3832 • 1 Dry- Wenled DAYCARE WANTED - Picker - ,ng, part-time with light housekeeping duties. Must be able to work flexible Ms. Now smoker References required (905)509.9087 ENERGETIC person w are for 3 young children len my, Mme, Mon -Fn 8-4pm. rao-smoker with references Vehicle re- quired. South Pickering. call (905)831-2260 LOOKING for a fun, mrix og !on° we are kwkng for a fun, loving. mature person to cane to our horse and play. M -F 6 30111 DOW Rose- barMUFirtch. Can our mom Cneryk 905837-5566 NON-SMOKING arnen re quired m my hiNme7PKkemhg Parkway & Brock). Involves shmwork. own t references rogwld CA 4215- 6874 leave message . °'yoae AveNebe MOCKAM 2, LOVNIG day are available len my home, part-time or tum -bare, all able rales. tented yard. non- sgrokmg & more' (905)426- 3964 M(YTHER of out providing loving daycare. 2 yrs & up Siorytime, playroom, hot meals/snacks. Smokefree. Rempts. Strouds & Whites. Call Karen 837-9267 Mf1FNlac ewwek I a=1a Lovog daycare 18 monied to 12 years Dart' outings laced backyard and park) Crags. story time music. nu - famous neap & smacks First Aid, C PR certified Non- smoking. .a. 905-4281244 - SOUTH AJAX. ECE ail pro- vide warm nurtut"?mnr eon - mint Buses to SI Bena- delte's and Pat/mde Expen- enced. references. Irregular hours, negotiable (905)427 1 Ewpbp-M wow STAY AT NOE mom looking for gvating dna Salwday al- fice rdate0 !rock. Ryerson Own Grad. Ocompiler, 15 years admirwaratme experience. (905)420-3762 Fine 4 WS lee b good hose. 2 male, 2 lemah- Cal 905-420- 0392. 054260392. NESCMED Cad and klbrs avaiable for adoplir Pbm call 905571.7402. � Fire�Ood KOZY MEAT FNEW000, ex- oelctlt very best qualitywoot lav prr� lime ft�seasored, cut i tree. Honest measivement, delivery. 905.75M3E--2222461op gg � ABSOLUTELY THE ItaNwood. Servxg := Ajax. Will by a DURHAM 427-5278 broken skids for firewood. Pickup or delivery available. (bmded time otter). Call 905 - using Heidelberg GTG-52 and 434-0392. Heidelburg platen a must! PHARMACIST REQUIRED for Forward resume in °onllide'ce professional medical building HEATING SERVICE TECH* to Repol Printing Inc. 1001 Bums Si. E.: N, Whitby. On in Oshawa, Excellent benefits LAKERHNiE fiLRM _16` WOOD.the best quality wood, CLAN required for residential lumace 11115111010416, lario. UN 6A6. Ann: Dave and remuneration for a ph m- seasoned cut/split/delivered. and sent- ice. Gas filter II required. Ful Casiblow or fax to: (905) 665- 0138. macist with good commum- cation and patient care stills. Discount for pickup. Serving time and Sbetelis. For rater- Coq Syd a Eunice al 905-420- Pickering. Ajax. Whitby. Oshawa, counice. I• Ty - 01 It" In • 13t5� oe felt wilmle br 9th •uric cal i9�� *am fir~ Toronto. (416) 425-M 420.7342. �51'11T1 205 Qeltsrio Firewood Dry cut 8 split hardwood 4xW2' $60 4xW6* $65 Free delivery to Oshawa area. Call 1-105-7111-133 Visa Accepted 1 hbrgeCoalin 3 -PC WALL UNIT $450 Dining set 4 swivel chairs $250 Din- ing room table dark veneer/6 chairs $400.428-0030 PEARL RING, $75 Pine kitchen set $375. Bar fridge $50 Bag boy $35. Antique dresser/minor $125, For de- tails call (905)434-7441 MUST sell this week Com- ents of Apt All modem -dining room set- $175. klrgsire wa- terbed $75. (905) 833 7248 TABLE SAW -$275. work bench $100 can 905-619- 9623, after 6p m TIFFANY LAMP, bevelled glass, dusty rose tom $65, 15 speed bike, like new $75. (905) 831-3764 WASHER 8 DRYER $300 for pall sofabed 5300. dresser 820 Call(905)837-8212 WORKING FRIDGE. approx 1960 vintage Good for a bar/ cattagNprop for a play. Free A you remove it Call Bnan (905) 686 -Ml 1 Amcin 1W 56* 5 SNACK. 5 pop machines, with/wrthout Ioalions; 6 mill 'new $15.000 will sell rndi- uidual►y, Ford Aerosvr 'Spurr 73 blacu'silver. ahrnerwm nets- 150,000km $5900 (905)987-1005 IIFATHEN JACKETS. up to 1/ 2 price leather purses from $999. luggage from $1999. leather wallets from $699 Everydruq Must Go' Family LOWW 5 Points blah Osha- wa 905-728-9830 CANOPY. weensue hlaacit iron bed 5200. Wood sleighled. queeeennrytlorrttrhgopedic 0700 Sefr 5700. (1"16) 726.9885. 11 pe. Cherry Dmmp Soma. 92' been pedestals table. 8 twgh tack Chippendale dun New/boxed Cost $13.000 Sacrifice $5.750 (416) 726- 9885 KHN. brand new x -thick or- thopedic prlowtop mattress set, now Cost $1800 seen - lice $675. Ton bed, compNw with mattress $190. (416) 7M 9885 ANNOUNCING NEW lower ince on mom dish satellites $199 after rebates or lease for $12 49 Mon" Programming from $895 monenty 14 years expefence (905)655.3661 APPLIANCES: refrigerator 2 door frost rise. deloe stove. mauling heavy duty washer & dryer $675 all - wA sapr rate Also Kenmore clasher used 2 years 5250 Puckering 416.822-9069. am ll write crib $100 rim Assl kne s vari- ous prima.Whe qd- aole So firm.; 655.4759:c CARPET CLFAIMIG krN. int ith van wnear new 80 l). w- Wavacarum. hand vibrnrac- cuum, and upholstery wand. wilh all ham. Telephone 655.4345345 $7.000 CAMPER - lots of carpet, 100% nylon. new stain re- lease carpets on hand. I war 3rropponrrfts,$349. Pacef napia expert Xmas , fast deliv- cry. ortwu 6e6tmales (30 lads). CANPER SALE A HMO - MOM FLOOM Nl carpet 3 rooms S. (30 Sq. _ yd-) Mr- ckdu: carpel. pr- pad and msalow. Free all- awles, carpi replirs. Serv- ing Cal sm6ebITM CMIET AAD vin - CaepM Nine moms. 3D square yds from 5329 instaleQ I ri dit- co" your Dest glldte vp b pployaxra.mee�CCal mm for hQa.bmier sa>afaty3kpprrt lee eab ate 905431 p10 CO JUREU t. aa-Rodto- b ore NSbI, hold 100 CD's, one presently on location No rnmo. q 1. A egnm or $3,100 fur, sect . 579.453e Coerm FACTORY KG~. Aman" 1 yr. no payments then $I&wk (oac). 400 Mhz loaded, printer, morula "am. sOMsre and more. Free scanner, delivery and setup. 1-800.5155545 COWUTER SPECIALS, Inter- net starter system $388. Pentium loop $749. 1 paced 40OMHz system, superfast $888. We ked doing upgrades and difBcull repars. 1%5)655- 3661 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, November 21,1999 PAGE 25 AM 1 eweor 1 AA rJee r 1Z"--97-. , sew See sow eowdq FREE adorable kittens. Please ALDERBROOK ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SALE Saturday, November 27, 8 A.M. - 4 P.M. only Sunday, November 28 8 A.M. - 4 P.M. only 5600 FINCH AVE. E. Scarborough (Markham & Finch) For Safety Reasons, No Children Please. 35 Days until CHRISTMAS... JR WEEKEND ANTIQUE SALE Sat_ Nov. 20 (10-5pm) Sun. Nov. 21 (11-4pm) Spectacular 02k Ihning Sct. 1 ArlourTahlr Mahogwry (ramophone, Sccrctary I)csk, Oak S Walnut IXsks, Stained Glass Winck)ws, Occasirmat TaMcs, ( hairs. I)rcsscrs & much more, including many country colketihlrs' Mail new arrivals for rots Chr•istimm SltoppiwRT Antique DiscoverMS 7f4 Old King tun Rd Ajax (HWh_T 1 2 near (]much) 4iw83.8243 DOWXSIZNG - oak dining talk wen 4 pars. kvi gr00m sales. colla and end tables. Am desks and cWs. book - as", floor Ice . pmts. pro- XMI'S, Portable heaters. bowlw taus. stereo. tape decks. TV. sewing machine and much more (905)665- 7727 ELECTRIC RECLINER STYLE cur assist due corduroy. like new 4 refect $c00kr, * most we new. Can 1905) 725- 1482 ELMIRA WOOOSTOVE insert w/double poll trimmed glass doors. deal speed, thermo- statically controed fan Aho. stainless slow eKA"e cram - my Cam (905)721.1129 MUST SELL. 6pr CrOberd sad cherry Bedroom wire. Inew. selling $6200 Solid me- ocral wO ail 17.000 sellingsul for 54900 Soled carry took & 8 Queen Nine chars $1500 9 pc room sun S110o Oath DWtet $795. wk oval table $295. 4 Udder back lours 5295. maple table & 4 don $250. dresser wntrwror $195. Victorian rocker & other omaswral cars 5225 each Dentist cam 5125 5 signed & eum nDere4 pmts 5325 orlets 4 bedroom sine optrigl 6 seri ds. Doreen Cres . $125.900 For more nib WI (905) 697- 3532 ESTATE SALE, Duncan Pftyn dreg sit. 11 pc aid Oat dining set. 3 pc bar set. 6 stook. recliner chi various household isms can (905)576-4036 FYTOWS, MEAN iiia, souls. mattresses. reciners. wing pairs. dc. The test at in IF lions and Dearh D 919N GIANT N TtRM SALE at UgAdwm 181 Bond St � S5iirnigghI tram 579.95, 4th' & Dorh6la from $98: Qualm time $129 DdM Slumber Peck. Ounce ser (10 year art). bat So- Cards e- pricy i or Wbw Gaon Gam M720- (�� 6. Men. - Sat) NAM APPLNMM Putt' SNeslServia• Dd mN frost - flee lodges $35011up, 24' hide es $249. skives, wArildal- MOM, I o f99/Ip, washes $149111111111.dryers SB9r up. Jennw $tove $1,998, Jew nair kidoes. ntycmp May" wastwsildryexs 199. Beer fridges SIOO/vp. 426 Sul SIS. (905)72"M LAUNDRY CENTRE - Maytag gas stackable with warranty 4 MOS old Cost $1.600. Saw- fuce for $1.000 o b o 1905AM5556 or (905)420- 4433 MOVING SALE kroque din► rng room set. cherry, side- board. corner unit. ta0k w/6 Maus. 6 it pine harvest table. 6 clam . Film b000m sure. tin, 7 draw dresser,reght TREADMILL. Magretnc re- :umbant and lifecycle type exercise bike. stepper, wet Ms, and elliptical '9051420-3079 WAGNER UPRIGHT PIANO. high glass Asking 53.000 or best offer. Protessionaly tuned. maildin belief. (905) 666-1210 WAYNE GRETSKY Rookie Card for sale plus nary more hockey & baseball ares Can Cindy d 905-432-9918 (snp) CD's. Records, Posters. T- sthrts CO Record Show. Sunday November 21st 11- 4pm Fkyd Pavilion, Whittrl. 50 RISO Mali o - der one rod Inlo (905)7M 5369 WOODWORKERS LUMBER Planned, rough pine. caa cherry, maple. 26 spares Moving location stock up"' (905) 95742/7 WOODWORKING EQUW- WENT craftsman 10' radial arm saw conivacim) 5730. Milwaukee pq saw_ l prals- suornl series) rebut vin StW f700 (905)668-3974 stand. Claval mwror. she". so cow stove. almorW. RECOIMmONED FROGS easy clean oven alruond. f195 up reconditioned rarg- (905) 668-4644 to view es $125 up. reconomoned ished S2.50Isq.n.. Birds pin- er"M $1251 up, recaidi- MOVING SALE Sod pine boned wasners $199 / up. new (queen, bed artd mattress Set. and recOrWMated tin Oper- S550. UheMdred and chary aced washers and drym at 5550. convect arviloWer oven low prices New brand now $125 rructOvim 575. krtcn- Indges 5480 and up. new 30• en tape and 4 chairs SIDO. rags with Clock cep window excelent cohdehon Phone 5430 RKpdygrrd 247 rang - (W5) 43g-%85 as and 24' host fox fridges NAPOLEON log burwg wKeit flow avalbble. wide I I,,- n with 2 fan blowers Good con- dofhnew w and r'leohdi- drron Black int brass high- tlored appliances. Cal us ro- day. m's Appkam, Irglts M o b o Has 905- 84157 snc es. Saes. Servide. Parts 154 Bruce St 0, If 19051 576 - PIANO TECHOK" a+akaie 7448 web sre www durnne• for tuning, repairs and pre- mall conuftphaKOfK purchase consultation on all makes & models Also rtCdff AetkM 1 pianos for sale Cal relieved Barb at 905.427-7631 AnT10UES7AbseltMfy! Ad - PIANO. ANTIQUE iRMD +ice- always valuable usually stet harp. carved legs torrid tree' Purchasing Wright. es, to W. moveig 579-7716 sates w/some Antique cont - $11100 am. Ifo mm to value con- sidered). coOecsons of any PIANOSiGRAMFATIER sort. ganrtto srgle an - CLOCKS CLOCKS Spews on all pa. ramssp. Spaaal rierett in nos and keybau0s m%w se- Moorcrdl pottery I11 try to re - Beckon of new and used pw spill to al qunes Robert nos New *949 patios fmm Bowen Antiques- Brookln, $795 andRam to Own, Ontano (905)6558049 or 100% of all renal payments (905)242-0890 appty, Also a Huge sebcBon WYER&tON31GNERS ofgramfather clocks from 5996 and up. Call TELEP PIA- of You fu wan. IradW dress - No 4311491 es and letter garments, oi 4 you have any d these items POOL TAMLE3 8' and 9' slaw sitting in you closets please biltard tables for sale. Call us a all at (905)-723- 905i2D-6113. eBeaurnark " SM Dw WANTED 19 bit. asking SM call Leaf Tickets' 'd, 8314 REIT TO OWN new and re- WIII pay face value. conditioned appliances. and Call Bruce Danford new TVs. Full warialey- Pao- 579-4400 ply's IifuW 905263.8369 0 1.600.7965502. e)d. 2207 SIEDIIAN - Quality wooden sleds r X Ir bath tib Orly $339. plus tax mom ower sins acid styes al"NI Also ganiM arca decks. 761 McKay Rd. UM 3. For more lib. cal 90"19- 1 SOFA. NEE" wino & coir. We new 51200 o.b.0- Pirie tat pmoo"M S" OAK dMorq Labe 596 o.b.o. Cheap able with cup- board 1pboard MO. First Sep Safety Gate $15. Wooden bedside nae wilt drawers $20. Lupe car�$75. New irtarm 5765577. sat PIE/OAK FURNITURE... We Sive. Cal 7250971 (sip) NEN THE COM PUM Doctor House alis for PCS. Hard- ware, DOS and TVndows re- pair. (416)164-1833. e l hw A CRAFTERS WANTED at 'The Gdt i Craft Showplace- IoaL- ed in the Cour" Pea Mar- kel. 4 km. east of Oshawa Let us show & set crafts di- rectly to theYoo do not lave to be e. Thee is NO 6 month conflict. Rent stags at $36rmooth Cal 905-436- 1024. 11 call 426-9349 ORGANIC BEEF Do you make your own dog food? 501b box $40 To place an order call Jane at 905.579.2716 or Pris- cilla at 905-432-1806 AVALON STABLE & KENNEL, In Uxbridge (905)852-5883 Stade - box stall. lots of tum out. lighted outdoor riding area S285Imonth Kennel - m- doorloutdoor run, large exer- cise pen. heated. 812-816 per night Lots of TLC Adorable Puppies 'Championship Sired' English Bun Dog, Shah tzu, Golden Retrievers, Pont -Ch's, Maltese, min. dashunds. Boston terriers, boxers, pugs, Toy Poodles. osim" (905)723-5077 HELP GIVE 1 homeless of a second chance Healthy Kit- tens. vet- checked with first booster Adult pts. all spayed or neutered, fully vaccinated. several declawed Marry medium to larger breeds of dogs also avarUble Pets supplies and donations al- ways welcomed. Foster homes for medium to large dons as wEq as pts reede0 Durham Anmal Adoption. at (905) 438.8411 1 1 Auldwhoblee to Sew 1974 PONTIAC Astre wagon only 1500G original miles one owner in orttlknt cohdF tan 53995 obo (Ostwivi 905- 5767699 IM OLDS REGENCY 96ex- cellem condition $950 o b o New amernaw starter & gas tank (905)668-5668 (snp) 11Nt7 TOYOTA TERCEL. as Is S1 000 O B 0 can 905-427- 1637 alta 6 p m. IOU CORSICA, only 144 K. $2 995 1992 SM Metro nor enrich $2.999. bah velefle in mow condition 6 monk wer- airy Certified Emissions tested 633--7301 or 4261679 AN6pm IOU CHEVY CAVALIER. 4 cyl. auto 't ghway ^nleage $1500 o O.o CALL 434-46490 111M CORSICA 4 door. 6 bladegoof shape great run- ning condtwn. astu+p A Boo ass Cal (9051432-7956 IM MERCURY COUGAR. black Mom cant. aluminum nms, lowed with sunroof regrow start, exa.. . condiv Win. 1901mn. S1.900 Cal 434- 8924 (sing) 1t" TOYOTA TERCEL 144 JGGkms new brakes sorterno rust Cembed & Ow at.. Excellent shape 52950 Call 19051`11 -wu it1MPLYMOUTH sow DANCE, 107 JGJ klms S.1 -wsafety and emission %W- ed, real moe driver. $3.195 Murry. (905)435.4174 lm c lemial caveier auto. 4 cy4nder. 2 door, am)lm ass am. emission -tested. 162 800 kms $4500 Can San or Sherri at 576-3023 (Sq) 1M2 CHRYSLER DYNASTY, red fully loaded onty 88K. excellent condition Certified and emissions tested. $7.500 Telephone (905) 4351109 1M3 ACCLAIM• low bloat• ters. mum condtan. $6.600 Telephone (905) 433-4065 IM NOMA CMC. aura 79K 1988 Hilda Gvic. auto 1 AK: 1991 Integra GS. 5 Spit. 160K 1989 Z24, 140K $3999; 1990 Honda Civic CRX; hlarhy mors to choose Imal Over 5o ars in stock. No Credit No ProA ten..Bad Credit No Prob- "..We Can Help. Esquire Motor Sales. 1401 Dundas St East Whitby. Tel. 905666- 3310. Hct GNC SAFW SIX, MON. dal air bags. air. duel, power eirwbw t tit. 8 pan., abs. 90.000 Id., IN it500.Tdephone 1416) 953--2916. fast Farm SMNFME M, 35.000I1111 CO. NC. stmVel, lady driven. loaded. bust See! 518.000. 080. cert w i Ioalarhce a wrnnly. 905- 619-9945 1Mt ACUMA MTEOU BE Mack. 5 speed, AIC. PW. till, alloys, rear spoiler, extended warranty. 6 months old, 14.000 KM. $23,000. DOD. Cal 905571-5507 '1 Arts Itt trot �1, Arty a creta * VILLAGE ARTS & CRAFTS GUILD Annual Chrishnas Craft Show Sat. Nov. 27,10-2 , Coner of Sherwood & Linton Pickering Village * T� Free Admission 1t have been handcraf ing the NARDW000 Fi001MNG highest quality SOLID pine i 3.114' x 3hr T&G. Birch hdin- oak furniture available any- ished S2.50Isq.n.. Birds pin- where, for 25 YEARS!... We Also pine finished $4/sDo specialize flooriBedroum, Call ug 19os►644 Do Entertainment anis 1506. and and Home office Cen- tres...Come in and see our AUDIO EQUIPNW LIQUI- Stair: of the M woodworking DATION JVC N end Dolby lacilily and let us slaw you li rs, mulpackages tiple-CO re- c p players. how quality furniture is doubk rassene�edm 5 rraOa.. ruclib al Woodwork- speakers, $100.00 per unit. Ing. 115 North Port Road Pon receivers must include sutfi- Perry...M-9B5-8774-AItpJ/ sNewsent oke Oshawa www.t �rolw.. � M*M -k1p.On:q-.. . W Sive. Cal 7250971 (sip) NEN THE COM PUM Doctor House alis for PCS. Hard- ware, DOS and TVndows re- pair. (416)164-1833. e l hw A CRAFTERS WANTED at 'The Gdt i Craft Showplace- IoaL- ed in the Cour" Pea Mar- kel. 4 km. east of Oshawa Let us show & set crafts di- rectly to theYoo do not lave to be e. Thee is NO 6 month conflict. Rent stags at $36rmooth Cal 905-436- 1024. 11 call 426-9349 ORGANIC BEEF Do you make your own dog food? 501b box $40 To place an order call Jane at 905.579.2716 or Pris- cilla at 905-432-1806 AVALON STABLE & KENNEL, In Uxbridge (905)852-5883 Stade - box stall. lots of tum out. lighted outdoor riding area S285Imonth Kennel - m- doorloutdoor run, large exer- cise pen. heated. 812-816 per night Lots of TLC Adorable Puppies 'Championship Sired' English Bun Dog, Shah tzu, Golden Retrievers, Pont -Ch's, Maltese, min. dashunds. Boston terriers, boxers, pugs, Toy Poodles. osim" (905)723-5077 HELP GIVE 1 homeless of a second chance Healthy Kit- tens. vet- checked with first booster Adult pts. all spayed or neutered, fully vaccinated. several declawed Marry medium to larger breeds of dogs also avarUble Pets supplies and donations al- ways welcomed. Foster homes for medium to large dons as wEq as pts reede0 Durham Anmal Adoption. at (905) 438.8411 1 1 Auldwhoblee to Sew 1974 PONTIAC Astre wagon only 1500G original miles one owner in orttlknt cohdF tan 53995 obo (Ostwivi 905- 5767699 IM OLDS REGENCY 96ex- cellem condition $950 o b o New amernaw starter & gas tank (905)668-5668 (snp) 11Nt7 TOYOTA TERCEL. as Is S1 000 O B 0 can 905-427- 1637 alta 6 p m. IOU CORSICA, only 144 K. $2 995 1992 SM Metro nor enrich $2.999. bah velefle in mow condition 6 monk wer- airy Certified Emissions tested 633--7301 or 4261679 AN6pm IOU CHEVY CAVALIER. 4 cyl. auto 't ghway ^nleage $1500 o O.o CALL 434-46490 111M CORSICA 4 door. 6 bladegoof shape great run- ning condtwn. astu+p A Boo ass Cal (9051432-7956 IM MERCURY COUGAR. black Mom cant. aluminum nms, lowed with sunroof regrow start, exa.. . condiv Win. 1901mn. S1.900 Cal 434- 8924 (sing) 1t" TOYOTA TERCEL 144 JGGkms new brakes sorterno rust Cembed & Ow at.. Excellent shape 52950 Call 19051`11 -wu it1MPLYMOUTH sow DANCE, 107 JGJ klms S.1 -wsafety and emission %W- ed, real moe driver. $3.195 Murry. (905)435.4174 lm c lemial caveier auto. 4 cy4nder. 2 door, am)lm ass am. emission -tested. 162 800 kms $4500 Can San or Sherri at 576-3023 (Sq) 1M2 CHRYSLER DYNASTY, red fully loaded onty 88K. excellent condition Certified and emissions tested. $7.500 Telephone (905) 4351109 1M3 ACCLAIM• low bloat• ters. mum condtan. $6.600 Telephone (905) 433-4065 IM NOMA CMC. aura 79K 1988 Hilda Gvic. auto 1 AK: 1991 Integra GS. 5 Spit. 160K 1989 Z24, 140K $3999; 1990 Honda Civic CRX; hlarhy mors to choose Imal Over 5o ars in stock. No Credit No ProA ten..Bad Credit No Prob- "..We Can Help. Esquire Motor Sales. 1401 Dundas St East Whitby. Tel. 905666- 3310. Hct GNC SAFW SIX, MON. dal air bags. air. duel, power eirwbw t tit. 8 pan., abs. 90.000 Id., IN it500.Tdephone 1416) 953--2916. fast Farm SMNFME M, 35.000I1111 CO. NC. stmVel, lady driven. loaded. bust See! 518.000. 080. cert w i Ioalarhce a wrnnly. 905- 619-9945 1Mt ACUMA MTEOU BE Mack. 5 speed, AIC. PW. till, alloys, rear spoiler, extended warranty. 6 months old, 14.000 KM. $23,000. DOD. Cal 905571-5507 '1 Arts Itt trot �1, Arty a creta * VILLAGE ARTS & CRAFTS GUILD Annual Chrishnas Craft Show Sat. Nov. 27,10-2 , Coner of Sherwood & Linton Pickering Village * T� Free Admission 1t ,a. A/P PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, November 21,1999 _ 11 11 I I lost A rralNld : 1 Lost A FOIMtd °f a fto r 1 oras or I deka a 1 oeaaa r I I S Rent New Rere 11 A;G;31 a 1 nrcln for Sole For SN• 1991 Explorer XLT. 4 or. load - WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no . credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 Fllkl nF W Awn Q7 CAVALIER AND SUNFIRE SALE!!! COUPES, CONVERTI- BLES AND 4 DOORS FROM 56.995_ ALSO THESE NEW ARRIVALS 91 Pont 60M It oaded 31v6. only 54.985. 90 ads Cutlass to- ternatonal Toa led 1701k per- fect $4400, 89 Buick Lesa- tire. 123 kms loaded mint. 54.985.. 89 Caddy wtwte Rorn- da winters 176K 56 995.. 92 Gravest preen 165K mice 55.995 Wow 93 Grand Am. batted. v4. 85K. only $8.500. 92 Dynasty Le lobed. 3 3 v6 The rwcesl in Van $6.985.94 Cavalier Coupe. loaded -auto. (Mack beauty $6.995. 96 Bimr LS 4, m 106K_ matt, silver. sale 518 885 96 &am LS. loaded 61K. sale $19.995. 93 Geo Metro. 4 door auo. 1 12 $4 650 . 96 Transport Wit - e^ power sh6m door. 9(� :guy $13 500 96 Lurrwna MPV loaded 9DK nice. $12.995. 90 Astro an. 300K. runs aro looks prat Now 52.650 C•Ricar Auto Come. 155 Kine St. wits(. at Mtw- lis" Mall OVER 35 VEWCLES M STOCK. Call 579-2M. TRY USI! 5599 Down Free CAA &Warranty Free oil changes Bad credit okay Cars from $199 per month Financing AvallaWe, (905)420-1666 NEED A CART Only $599 down Warranty A tree oyd From 99�mordh. Cal 416- 892.9742 6 NEED FII MCING7 Cao Us 5500-51000 Down Must be working cel Applications k• Coed Huge lnveraory Vent wa 52500 and up Caermere Aunt Sala, 290 Duirass St. W.. WINay. Oat. (905) N& Mn I ;77"T'114 c�uxd~ A A A AUTO- Cars. Nelda. MWe pay up to $10.000. m the spot. Any candy No. ay year. Gall us Sm. hours. en.er-0Xay3o0r 4591- FOR GARSI We buy seed vehicles. Vdk des must Be on running contortion. Can 427-2415 or come to 479 Li* S1. Eel Ajax a MUR- AD AUTO SALES. 1 Twcb for Sale 111!7 FORD F-161, lariat. e -- cab. 3 door. lag box. 2 -feed, leaner seats. loaded, �) sea -8695 (19.500 080. ed. CO. sunroof limed. 198K. Al lbndittin• $7500 obo. 905- 428-2774 after 7 p In. (snp) t 0.000km. 4x4, loaded, 530.000 434-2775 1 yarn 4 wheel Drive 1990 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER - blue. 6 cylinder. 3 OL engine. 197Km. good Cororbon. cem- tied. aslung $3500 Call 743- 0444 Evenings 1991 MAZDA MPV Good cond,tion 53 500 D CaN -SICK OF RENTING?? MORTGAGES AND LOANS OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EAS! 1ST, 2NDS AND 3RDS YI • First Time Buyer? - Call Markt Need n %lin actum on your financing? i • Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark! 1�1, Consult an experienced broker irmitatd of shopping "• Not Much Downpayment? - Cali Markt your situation everywhere resulting in a negative Mark offers honest. professional, impact. Rtivale funds arailabk with equity. no pressure service to help you own a home.FOR (905) 571-6275 or 14XKH340-6275 SYLVIA ASK K FOR Marls Stapley LES Sales Flap. Remax Ability Real Estates led. (905) 686.2557 or (905) 430-8429 eves. & winds A UNBEATABLE DEALT From $500. down.own your own a CanOonnidremt Mary • 1 1 Publk NoUas • 1 1 -Nodm home starting at 569.900 car- Few r R to Lod ries for less than rent OAC 24 firs free rotor *III message A SHORT TERM furnished RENT -WORRY FREE 905-728-1069 ext 277 Cold- 1, 2 dr 3 Siad. Apts. of debt Quick without going Refurbished b New VCR• cable. telephone. park- Appliances. All lltil. included. ,eka Rasanu. In-house Supt. Maint. Everyone accepted regardless On site Security. setting. etc. $1.649 inclusive. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 9am -12 moon ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING Sat & Sun 1prw Spm information. 905-576.3505. V ViLIIANT PROPERTY 3221 MANAGEMENT house from $550/momh You require full time family n- sos-sig-111 e20 Mortgayn, 1 come $28.000 • reasonable balcony. 5 appliances, park- -SICK OF RENTING?? MORTGAGES AND LOANS OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EAS! 1ST, 2NDS AND 3RDS YI • First Time Buyer? - Call Markt Need n %lin actum on your financing? i • Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark! 1�1, Consult an experienced broker irmitatd of shopping "• Not Much Downpayment? - Cali Markt your situation everywhere resulting in a negative Mark offers honest. professional, impact. Rtivale funds arailabk with equity. no pressure service to help you own a home.FOR (905) 571-6275 or 14XKH340-6275 SYLVIA ASK K FOR Marls Stapley LES Sales Flap. Remax Ability Real Estates led. (905) 686.2557 or (905) 430-8429 eves. & winds A UNBEATABLE DEALT From $500. down.own your own a CanOonnidremt Mary • 1 1 Publk NoUas • 1 1 -Nodm home starting at 569.900 car- Few r R to Lod ries for less than rent OAC 24 firs free rotor *III message A SHORT TERM furnished MONEY PROBLEMS. Get out 905-728-1069 ext 277 Cold- luxury 2 bedroom cordo. of debt Quick without going well Banker RMR Real Estate. VCR• cable. telephone. park- bankrupt or being garnisheed ,eka Rasanu. ing, tennis. 1 floor, country Everyone accepted regardless perfect buftrigyear lease. occuparNY end setting. etc. $1.649 inclusive. of credit rating Call for free ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING (!CS) 623-0079. (416) 875- information. 905-576.3505. 6 months Tree, then own a 3221 Student loans included. house from $550/momh You require full time family n- TRIDEL 2 -bedroom. solarium. Mortgayn, 1 come $28.000 • reasonable balcony. 5 appliances, park- • t ran credo. I do the rest Don't Ing. locker. excellent recre_ HOUSE FOR RENT 2 years Jan d April. For Intob photos Sill staters friendly and en - Wart Call Bill Roka. Co~ tion facilities. 24 hr security. MILLION FOR MORTGAGES Banker RMR Real Estate to- Phare (905)839-8664 Is your bank less than co -op - o-op•day.(905) day. (905)728-9414erative7 ORice A Call Glenn 905-655- manem' fated ed. 2-3-bdrm tum rnunn0er (416) 4-0)-2M utilities. "Milk avadabdnyhomes. h0� ba t� a . 1 R 4960. The Mortgage Guy 1st / AJAX Immaculate 3 bdrm. 2nd mtps RadentuVCom- !!! LOCATION LOCATION 10- mesal. Dominion Mfg. Corp. CATION "' Across from MORTGAGES - Good. bad and 0. .0. main floor semi. Oshawa Centre 6OU Sp ft. Of- ugly Financing for ant pur- 1905)430.3225. BACHELOR apartment stove SPACIOUS well-maintained 2 Appls., Ind ark- fce available Oct. 1 Call 434- pose All applications accept- 1994 PLYMOUTH voyager fndge heat. hydro and parking bedroom a is Avail. at 900 ry, p ucluded I- nor I --(ides and 888 Giro St Some with Ing NO pets/Smoking Zadl or 6554132 ed Can Community Mortgage SE. loaded. Quad seats. 148.000kms . certified. $8200 Please call (905)427-8649. �Srow bobdes 1992 FORMULA plus skidoo. 583cc 2000 km M warmers. just spent $1.000 on machine Studded tack. stored indoors. excellent stupe Ready for sr»w. 52.900 firm or will trade for ower model pus cash (705) 328-0402 PACKAGE DEALI 96 Arctic Cat 580EXT.'97 Arctic Cat 550 reLow miles. wfrit excdkm wit cdndibO1. $8.500 firm 9175-4274;876 1 1 Apartments For R nor PICKERING VILLAGE. '-bed- room oasement c Gnt on- vae ennral". pf,..g back- yard parking riti; includ- ed $ 750 month. firmUsf No %:pe tsimok nG Available Nov Cam 905426-270- 1 -BEDROOM basement apartment ;,a^.ady t-rnisned rawly decorated sw- = dv HKImdeS Hydro cable : �•. ung. $600 momr e s: ase Plane 428-0329 2 BEDROOM am. private en- trance Appliances and wt- ing nduded East Oshawa. available Dec 1st $695 all inclusive. 436.8895 or 433- 2081 2 BEDROOM basement apt. Sep entrance. arvalab a em- medo". Wiliam am Rrxslana Cal mew or Darcy. 428-0376 AJAX large 2 -bedroom base- ment apartment. parking. laundry. Close to 401 end schools S8004ndusive. Available Dec tsl 6rstilast a must. (9D5)576-4178(mes- sage). AJAX - one bedroom base- ment apatmatL laundry. a� pplkraarrtp�es� suit sngle a : $450./.Cood IOcaMon. � a Private trartoe. Dec. 1st. 90428-M AJAX 1 bdinn. bsmt. apt. $575/mo., indtaive 1sUpst. .outing adult Dreknell. No ymo�reyypds.Avail. umme- dalty. Cal j905).427 0849. AJAX, One 1ler1 ooM base- man apt. kidada umit", Absokdwitalleno awaft. mokIor rksmilro. Car (966) 6Bfr AL9966TONAISHEPPOO. 2 bed- room large basement apt. Separate entrance. Available nsmmlroeleadeuykpeyts f85Q✓ue101m11. NO "red. (9D5)509-4546. DILE - KNOW basaneln. S600lndusive. WhikJlayty. Clan, large bath. tum " r- - ak. laundry, separate enl- lance, net petstsmobno. sin- gle female preferred. Wast. nudereress. 905) 839-6014 BACHELOR APT $5121momh- ly pus IAAima. 3rd floor walk- up� rq eleigor. etgu fes rill Mxk 852.3107. Leave mes- up u S470/month Available unme- chiaatsely. WilsorVolive area Days 263.252262 -8.-169. a evaxgs BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom vart- ment Available immedglely Must be seen Utilities in- cluded Fon-smoker Down neighborhood Close to schools. bus and amenmes. Newt' renovated Call 905- 427-3680 BEAUTIFUL ONE bedroom basement private entrance, drive. spacious backyard. 4 apdiances. am inclusive. au. near 0 CJbus ro- ute. 365& mot 7254769 Brand new condition 2 bed- room basement apartment. ivng, dwrng. knd+en. central aa. palung 4 pc balm. SEW month all inclusive Call Joann 428-8752 BRIGHT 2 -BORN osint apt. $786 Pickering Separate en- IraKe. Non-smokervpeetus Dose to 40110koppng- FnY lest rnMwred Won" ptrso Available Dec 1st 19051619- 9112 BROOKLIN - one bedroom a�' o Dec 1st and Jen 1st. Dr sooner 4 A 2 appliances. $545 and $5m "Cited pas Yom 655.5539 CENTRAL Delusive. large 2 Jedroom apartments avadabk I well-marrrarr0 building _lose to to anrawes Fwm :20 (905+7210977 9 am - 7 :m COUNTICE SPACIOUS well maintained 2 odim Available Det 1st $875 .IirsU ,ast N (905 0 x (416W-%7147 DOWNTOWN III in In - pie. huge 3 bdrm cep with bekony LauMry. pakIng S9 inctrnm. Also 2 bdrm cost to amaxties i80N monm rncka". Salm svad- Able December 1 Firsillast. 19D51669-4009 LARGE ONE BEDROOM apartment. Townkne Rd N. private deck. free parting. fridge. stove. tenon smoker proferred. $700 pus hydro Avadamle Dec ISI. Telephone (9051 723-6321 OS MMA - 7 BEOM M house CoM^ located. Avg. Jan 1St. 4 appkanca. fn isw buemnml. Call Home Fielders Plus (905)728-7902. ONE BEDROOM Navy sorb in Ajax. 4 appliances. pod. saw. paling. Available De- cember 16. $8251mond . Fust/ last reowwd. 19051683-8780. OSINMIA 0" buildings, now shopping, trWKPWtatN tNJ- ioes included. KinDngmony 1 & 2 -bedroom 5667 A $770 Dec. 1st (905)571-4912. ALSO Simcoe/Mim 1-WM im=dae. $680. 3-m000M Doc ISL .3875. (905)436.7686 exted 7:3Opm PICNERINO VILLAGE.' vvteryry ued clean. good Sone IIJ Mom PAL apaKNrRBK abaled over seent on now Church. 1650 p IIeYUa 416443.4178. PICKERING,Tridd, 1- fsrets pod. nces. IN. sauna. NY. I�inB• 510501Mormh eo- ONrdes otllifies. ShorlAong term. No sN�r�o*kirr�-qrWIpds. Im- MS111 . (9051683-4629. RETIRED - Odd tluildirg in Oshawa, mature lena u- sntral locabon2 A 3 bed- AFar n9055) m,, Roos SKEP/ARD/ALTONA. 2 bdrm bmmem apt. Separate en - trace aed laundry. Am W pliaeces. $950/month inclo- sive. Nd smoking/pets. First and last. Available imme- Dia", (905)634.5529 walk-in closets. pant provid- ed. Close to schools, shhoppnp cernre. GO Stabon. Ubldes included Cal 728.4993. OSHAWA Large fresr,i; decorated 2 8 3 BIR apts. for rent. 5600 8 $800 ubl. incl. at 280 Wentworth St. W Your First choice. Fcr appt. Call (905)721-8741 rain ernannu 4 , -. ROCU apartment Iutctnen domir room. bvrg room. 4pc bathroom %o- pets For fur- ther information can 720- 02 21} 0275 or 720.9935 a 723-1647 TWO BEDROOM apt north Osnawa in 8 -pe• Balcony, Private entrance, fridge. stow. wwov. 5681)0 w 0- Sdn Oro Avadabk Dec let or 1 Cal(905)723-1912 WHITBY, Dufkm St. 2 -bed- room apts clan. Want Duel} no. parking Fully-broad- l000rd Large dosses Near sloops. GO trauu401 fridge/ sloe fns A $752 whckrsrve. No pets 905404-1414 WHITBY 1 I - - , Mm n VIM - ran style tourpkx. S%5. IN uaaiwe. krsillast. no pets Available Dec. 15 Or Jan 1 725.1268 WHITBY 1 -bedroom ava1s01w n wee maintained 4 Severs Reafyr Lid 7777 WHITBY- Available imme- "ely Basemad alpl. share kAdieh A Wwnhouew with one Other Owner. real. tum -lime to all adults only Goer to (9 � FFrstAaa WHY rem ,fiat yea can own yyoouur Oen home tog less don IOcs VW*?Il cad Dave Hay - sales Rep RMIax Summit (1991) Ltd 9SIM 66& Or (905) 666- 3211 WILSOIMLNE area. adwt bwld��nn00 Two-bedroom ape . availamk unmedi ". save, feat in- . . No dogs. 713 501 month CarDw(. pay11 parking 8368 or evenings 263.2522 1 Nsren YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? u 9" From $700mxx lA 7 Not wen oarlpeyMWtt ? (905)571-6275 14KKW 40.6275 Mark Staff srr•It•li�i•ai, ty s BEORDOM•raNlmm to own SmdadetaL w. 0arap, how Wt. 2 -car parking. excellent neighbopdrood Ian O.C. No dow npayNMOW MOltPW Qualifications. t996i'nmo.*Vw. Or- ISL 571-5320 3 Mdra man Moor d hose. S OghMh. Located on bus rouge. M) pets, credd- duWrekrwm Mpuiled. FirstAast receded. Cal Dan Pb~ 721-1600 3-KORDOM man flow d house. $lose" plus 213 utilities. Oust none -smokers only. Private eve rarce. crew check FirstAast. RitsoNAthd area. Available Dec. tat. (905)831-1812. A BEAUTt, spaciors 3 bed room towrnteouse, luny fa- ndshed. sheoA-term rental. parking. ore( aa.. suerFg. RlOkel no pea Suitt ( rexecutive 9 SM11-0609 rxeuplP/tamrly Avail. DEC. 1 Firstllast. ref. $895 + 60% utils. 905-839-5223 :LAREMONT fully furnished 658- SECOND FLOOR office space 6805 Corp. 9905) for rent Approx. 500 S". North Oshawa location. Park- 1 ausmm ig available Utilities includ- opportunities ed Call Kathy 1905) 576-5123. $5 GOVERNMENT - FtmdsSS FIV 1 FkXid• Grants and loans Information Charming 4-Dedroom older V . RWOW to stat and expand your bust- rim or farm 1-e00-50s'e1166 `• .. -•-`-• --`l --"--'"• Financial Consultant nome. A -I condition- bauMul ATTENTION SNOWBIROS: A good pip. Win nor last bra. For more Infon'1'1ation contact porn. 3 -pa ng out family vacation home COFFEE 5H0P for sale or Merrill Lynch Canada Inc. perfect buftrigyear lease. occuparNY end arwaterlownho J bedcuz- lease to own Suit mature Tel: (905) 428-5460 of air 12% 5 r m e, pool. room rowrrunsc. pow. pctu- couvle. hnanclally arab- TWO star for rare am*. ,rmnwry lanfle &0 n tennis court. para. 880. Ilshed. fluent n English. with Member of GLP.F into Reay 9458 �e �y�- close to bath and gwting AvagUle now. tool business and baking skills background Must be • 1 PsesottBN • 1 PsrsoltslB AJAX - One bedroonvitam n HOUSE FOR RENT 2 years Jan d April. For Intob photos Sill staters friendly and en - ,Id 3 bedrooms central -ear. (9D5) 579-3788 thusiastic. Senous Inguira • ' 1 Comfng Events . ' 1 Coming Events Iertc- yard. deserable North Dshawa area. $1150/nonm. CLEARWATER• mobk Iyer- leave nee and mese sapicked sage with name and phone April. oady maid serves. Cam Herbal Seminar manem' fated ed. 2-3-bdrm tum rnunn0er (416) 4-0)-2M utilities. "Milk avadabdnyhomes. h0� ba t� Call W$_ 3-1416 mnna c0 pacnes/mapr a• FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY- Guestspeaker IMMACULATELY CLEAN ferns. BlYe JayDas"A. Very profitable garage busk - NHL Hockey. NFL Football. OSHAWA 3 bedroom home norsadog Iradts Children nos for sale due to rwcre- Joanne McCulloch, Herbal Consultant attached garage. 2 baltrows. welcome (9051683 -MM, mew wen estam fished. ex. Mwrg room, family room for- photos show. in your home. aNMt Pickering location. from Belleville. Ontario ma aning. coVININly rho- ftks.How.• New and well malflua d "Weight rated sat n Wuhan. YAM11 r bud*%. weN equipped n- Loss" wall"t 10 pa im am 1e 11 chiding horst Marry import yard Cine so ant amerces 244 NIPIGON Oshawa Rear chwasie. sataMe for solo or Believe it or not you will lose weight Avslamw from December Ist $975 rwcl$V0 pus am", ht/ ovatea backsdrt 3 bedrooms hardwood noon. large kung two-man shop Cam Glom (905) 420.8319 (Shp) and feel good at the same time last required. Non-smokers room and eateq ate• newwindow:. furnace Into 723- START YOUR OWN $USI- Field validated, Safe, All Natural, Relentru a. CAN 905-576• 12% NESS- a "cond vecome don at www mAryo can Patent Pending DISTRESS SALE -Bark bre- trip peoe A am exrxphow iss bell- closures. free list or foredo- .1 "I know you've heard this all before - Lindsay (Sturgeon Lake) 4- bedroom turmsmed laketront Sun properties ter Durham T fne ween 12p in A 3p.m. MFF SO DID 1. 1 tried this new product Regan T. rep" a home. SIOOWMOnM Also computenaed prirtepd all 24 new Omemee 1-baboom his. 10 1-$B$-805.7965 10 bulgibw. $650mronth Both 01042 to low a message w► he* NuMeWar POsssssron. dcatxg which once rnge and Cal (705)799.7559. aha you ore nterestedl in TNNEE BEDROOM use for (Talk b no One Repos cesr- rem anilable immediately. fay Of Simeon Group ►kreagt Central Oshm. $795 pias Rally) utirtes. One mtdroom apt. Available OK 1. a1 M twk Balm -4 30. Mon -Fn. to cep- NEW 2-3 BEDROOM back $S Government FundsSS Grants and loans uriorm (bon to start and eexparld your txasrwii or farm. 14MM-505-8866 thinking HERE WE GO AGAIN. Ask me for my honest results so tar" I lost 10 The In one month and fee: great Come to our Educational Session and Decide for Yourself Tuesday Nov.. 23rd - 7:30pm Annandale Golf & Curlina Club Church St 8 Bayl Ave Ajax poxnmem (905) 725-7321 S spin, Walkout to aro level. two wa. Store lex sale At a vary y WWM dose to 401. 2 star- bathrooms. NW W* roan. good pip. Win nor last bra. For more Infon'1'1ation contact ey. 3 bedroom pus basement W. central air, garage. $1200 $159.900. 3 bedroom bags- low. $159.900. Nosh Caaoce Seeking at 540.000. Illus w vff" 905.470-2471. even- Etna a 14800-327-0173 - p ��. (905) 4324465 kw (Bring 11yer or coupon for free admission) 7e car WeOf11AMN1, =d records, posters. t- WORN AT HOME, earn S1OK TWO star for rare am*. Reormt 1 2 old home. 3 bedrooms. 3 baths. doable qqus a morMtn Not 54. 1- 800-320iries ext 7251 San - One rod. keg (905) 72&5368 ON, PAKV all Drnct, wind- pr �� qty. • 1 PsesottBN • 1 PsrsoltslB AJAX - One bedroonvitam n 1vaernqt't( ows. IP r l� as n separate o References, first ad last. Maximumbe d 2 weeks. ant- Com(t1B poo0 clean Inas (able/TV w 1500 sq ft.. 177.000. 965,576-7m. • 1 Share kitchen Sad" for No Vacgd- WHITBY CD Record Show. P7tanak P7fe10y0 Avae16a0plee Sunday November 21st 1 f - CallFostrtut 4Dm. lkydenshore Pavilion. (9.;: 7 MEXICO, PUERTO YALLANTA =d records, posters. t- NOUGE PALLET AREA. dean TWO star for rare am*. Shirts. 50 Afford stoma under furnished room. in o*. adult 1 bedroom sleeps 4 $9011 One rod. keg (905) 72&5368 Wm. suda0k for fu4Y em- 2 bndro- tamps 6 $1200 or 1 �or a�0s 3 bedroom sleeps 8 $1700. • PBraonUt separate o References, first ad last. Maximumbe d 2 weeks. ant- BORED NOUSEWMES - ON- siwtweek (905)509-2459 twine be mw January and Nam TAM. NaA Hone D April. oady maid serves. Cam PhoneNumbers. 1-900-451- wed Accommodmim 4:G ll I for details aril web- 3638 ed 680 $3 Wal m must . be 18. Now ILN.I. AJAX , CEMTRAL 3.Osdm= house 10 show s e of of an - kg* 1 COWANg Ewa • 1 cmMlRq Em is • 1 comilke9 Ewnes . 1 C4NRbg r- en, 2 -boars. use kg*_ en, himi0 room. lots of storage 6 parking. NWSMOW. 2- ledroomS. S7OWMonmh. Cam 905.426-6102. OEC.1 room in 4 Bedroom townhouse stlane accoMmo- daltons, blindly, kmctlen, TV. $350 inclusion. Brock MI. Pickering rearm amemi a. FirSLW requavi Can SIX, 619-25611, ticha t. ►awns Off Liver" pSSrcum. to share Pph1am. male titsUlat a 504. rdmmu re- ed Avadable imrmadiatey. (tear lake) 1 bednxm in dears flame Share bathroom & "' A I Suitable for woildreg or student (female. hrsVW No $375 mmon4d y keer Available Dec. 1 905-426-4126 ' � ��P.CI.d Pi f TQ1(i72 lllf G7?i <'rd�i �i - �x 4Q, November 29, 1999 Chatratart, L oAtouae dross EMy. lid. HOW i.Victoria Sts &., , Ontario PfesidRrtt a GEo of hBrMscs woAbtwkle Inc. lJ CU(�r�W � 2:1�✓G!�LI27Ze Preddent. Paula Lishman Ud. On belt narrled lotM Ib! of 100 Top Women EMnpreneurs as published by Chia Wk*w 8 CarKKki 1 lusiMss Ma)wirles "-Reception 6-8p.m. RSVP .kxMce,.,(9..0a5)) 668-7704 ��e by I , rwoomber 26, 1 r9" Sponsored by Slims Thomson ! dabbs nWk n, Solcilors and Trodeftncslt Aaen NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, November 21,1999 PAGE 27 A/P • : 1 Arwtounoemenb • : 1 Annoatea mtta a : 1 Amotmoerrrattb • : 1 Annotrrtcerttsrtls : 11 Improver"M Voting & sww : / snow Renwval : 1 Roo1Mg Co Rr1MNtg O �) w r • Training • Education Careers • Schools Due to overwhelming demand, we now have a section devoted to training facilities, schools, colleges and universities. Whether you're offering courses or job opportunities, the is the place to be 116It pays to advertise - advertise where it pays!" Ar. ! ! /ur is available als PirL simply 1 yrequesM To place your ad, call the Classified Dept. and ask for our "MCS" section. OSHAWA VA HITB`r'V CLARINGTON THIS WEEK 576-9335 AJAXTICKERING Fax NEWS ADVERTISER 683-0707 579-4218 • PORT PERRY THIS WEEK UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE 905-2511 852-9741 1 Auclions Lull 1 Artctlonts 11 Birthdays 11 Birthdays ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS!! Our "Auction Package" consists of your ad running weekly in these publications: • Oshawa Whitby This Week • Ajax Pickering News Advertiser • Port Perry This Week • Northumberland News • Uxbridge Tribune • Canadian Statesman "Advertisers Please Note": The Canadian Statesman is now a Tuesday publication instead of Wednesday., so please submit your ad by noon Monday. One call does it all!! Phone 576-9335 Fax 579-4218 lookery for long tam relation - Shp, No in" cost. Selec- tive. call for interview (005)576-1616 HEAVENLY ISYCINC An - 11 t. Find the oracle wehin. 82.99/min. '18.-24 firs. 1. 900 451-3783. IIEB LOVE OF YOUR LIFE1 Ate you Woking for that WORD! rn special? N yes, to ea mal duce Yale w People at ritlerenl races. Canadian, Er Mc. ApeMessage {Ns) 722-7G10 OitUBA REt.AIMIC MAS- SAGE Shgft Servipt 40 Kap St. W (905) 404.9625 I I M as-9pa. , NEIAXATION Body massafte. WSWW PAW Sofia, of 111W. Cao (9MH M 45M for appoiteftrent. 110 You TANK ma ctimakin0 services are for beer.. ptfdk again ... dm0ors. lawyers, btrsirtas people, hankers. healM professionals, en. gineers, fireman, truce driv- ers, fibrariartB. entrepreneurs pin LASfy River Introductions. Toronlo':S traditional match- maker 9416) 777.6302. SELL R NOW CALL AJAX RIDGE $52-9741 • : 1 urtMrr�rr NO TDCE TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisemenit. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contnt name. aaaaa Fax News Advertiser 905-579.4218 'A' Kristi van Kessel * "Happy 22nd Birthday, Chiclet" on Nov. 72nd 14/t��41P60d QLQdQ ... L.ovc & Best Wishes Dad & Mum, Niki & Lancc Travis & Robynn & Russ /. 710 710 MiC EACHEN-WILLIAMS Ma Kaye and Mark are absolutely delighted to announce the birth of their precious daughter, TERESA MARY KATHERINE JUNE Ibwn Nov 2,1999 at 12~51 a.m. at Ajax Pickering Hospital, weighing 71bs. 6 oz. Teresa is proudly welcomed by her devoted grandparents Qune, Alan, Alex), aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends. Dear Nana Teresa will be lovingly watching over and ,guiding her as her guardian angel from Heaven, A very special thank you to Drs. C. Price, S. Eltayeb, and A. McIntyre; and nursing staff for their superb and compassionate care. St. Teresa bless you always! BUDGET ROME 1110PROVENEU1Ts Basement Apts., Rec-rooms, plumbing, Additions, electricaf, drywall, masonary & cement work 20 yrs. Exp. Call Mario (905} 619- 4663. cel.(416) 560- 4663 DOORS ERN US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS. (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Saies Service & Repairs 905-837-0949 CONTRACTING Basement apartments rec rooms, frarnig. drywau, tapirs general remr5. (905)837-0702 cell (416)616- 3669 CARPET & BUNDS SALES Guaranteed installation, repairs. We beat & ai 416-450-4366 SEAWAY WATER SUPPLY & DISPOSAL Garbage Bit Rentals - Snow removal - All your seasonal needs 905-683-1397 M� � SNOW -0-4- mm wnawra P" m~ tare QUICK MOVE PLOWING li �� ORPast 0WAOMO ' • Moving • Deliveries a••AM 6-are.elr N'ORKMANSW Rubbish Removal Commercial :,";;� :�Cadkft :% G1lARAarr�n nSwat ont p residential 00J9Too 9WtWEDOTWAALLt r�,,,,at•o•, U Load Truck & Driver Call Scott S251hour 905-686-4194 Call Roy Lmdtapin • L ds -pin Office19051571-7 Pager TREE REMOVAL & MAINTENANCE Pager (905435-1947 07 � • Adult STUMP REMOVAL & Cross Movers Exp. in nroving Households • t�frtces • Apts. Padung Avad. Free Estimates 416 423-0239 IIt Toll Free 1-877-432-1841 ttoux cta SEASONED FIREWOOD AVAILABLE DAvE 831-7055 • P" Services : vYA Party Services RABBIT WANTS WORK Doing Magic For Children's Parties And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician. CaU Ernie 668-4932 T SERVICE Experts to Removal. Trimming. Pruning &Topping Fully insured. Free estimates Call Shawn 905.61¢1704 DO TOU JIAYL AN APART11Qn?r FM R1DxT IF 90 AIR AROM OUR QTA AL AD RATRI UNM OM "APAnTMEM 110♦ RDxRD r QADO10 � 800 800 v vrwr norma ownws MMrO.OM, low cost How MpNs for as Your Horns lrrtprovawwrrt araaaa • Tetepnore/Cade • E lectncat • Par"I"ally piantV - Carpenvy • DrYwan,7,Air Coed. 1. a • Prurnny p, • Krtd+ervBam Fienweetrtp • gsserrwrn • Cara" Door Repass • C•an. Handyman .lobs 1005) 426-5301 s L warn. awn noir.. h Sm"Wer. Ammw 1 :1 Rooting :1 Rootlrtg 'Gl1ARANTEEDr PAINTING A PLASTERING Stucco basemen) ors. Pay as you're saosfed. For a tree ahntaM aop (9051110-4621111 �s sad 9Yalflsyseies sw, '0 sling. General repair. T�rqwuay wrk phos 2etk rrlt t« Sc+rns Call for F ` S DECOR Interior & Exterior Eumpean tWpporkmm- Fastclean, reliable service. 425.0081 • Ilsa+q A NMTAIN MOl SnTEW fwill am avdim Ca l OF rudww. ft bmns Evia aaea0f 70eso:o da mid mondt discooks. Free 571-0755 1-886-491-6600 & STORM Houses, Apartments, Offices, Appka i es & Piano SpecWists. Senior A Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed, insured. Free Estimates. Prole libel unit. Call 436-7795. A H C ROOFING Aad Alteeisiiattims Shingling, all types of roofs, new and old. workmanship Guaranteed. 109E Discount to Seniors, fully insured. Free estimates. Call Amwbvw at ("S) 4264rM4 ���®R Wllldows 905-767"1240 & Renovations John McLellan "A Mat of Bis Word" t • Live animals • All occasions • All ages Call Jeff ( 905) 839-7057 910 910 ASTLEY, Geoffrey F. ,1912:999, - Passed away peacefully at the Markham - SIDAvie Hos- pital on Thosday November 18. 19%. Geoffrey F. Astley beloved husband of Winifred GnHin nntho(biAs�I� io lBobr G Thomas (Robin) Asea Late Jea- nette. Dear grandfather of Randy. Scott and Brad A Service of Remembrance will be held at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston Road. Ajax (Pkdkenng Yi7age) 905- 428-8488 on Monday November 22. at 2:00 p.m In Neu d flowers donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be apwecialed by the tarttiy. WEATHERALL, Broyden and Ciaran - On Tuesday November 16. 1999. 'A day in our lives. Forever nuOr Hearts*. Lovtrtgly remembered Gy Daddy Grampy. Grandad Sia Aum Jackiey Gey . sley Pal. Janet and Sharon. Uncles Ride. Scott, G and David. Cousins Brittany arca Olivia. Great Auntys Kath. Arm and Joan. Alatough their time with us was short they will be sadly missed by a1 their tamily and friends. With Grateful thanks to the staff ox 3 East at Women College Hospktal for their tare and support during this diHiautt time. Durations to the Worsens College Hospital would be appreciated by the family. If you or your organization lould like to order copies of t AJAX/PICKERING JEWS ADVERTISER �t�txrt�xs C1Srxx�aX �� please call 69-3.0707 � Available November 2% 1999 CLEANING a All floors tjncnd agenrl7D�TWAMRbGION * Children's entertainment for any occasion. ' ERCEMADIES Clowns, character look-alikes, loot bags. face magic, SEBIN(;EGION painting, music.' -� Ribbon Award tanner - City Parm %'9T.91',99".7A�S 90 71-5331 tIfLGUORMDtSCRrrlofvG(JD `4L01un�tv� CLOWN /MAGICIAN AWAwt-- T SERVICE Experts to Removal. Trimming. Pruning &Topping Fully insured. Free estimates Call Shawn 905.61¢1704 DO TOU JIAYL AN APART11Qn?r FM R1DxT IF 90 AIR AROM OUR QTA AL AD RATRI UNM OM "APAnTMEM 110♦ RDxRD r QADO10 � 800 800 v vrwr norma ownws MMrO.OM, low cost How MpNs for as Your Horns lrrtprovawwrrt araaaa • Tetepnore/Cade • E lectncat • Par"I"ally piantV - Carpenvy • DrYwan,7,Air Coed. 1. a • Prurnny p, • Krtd+ervBam Fienweetrtp • gsserrwrn • Cara" Door Repass • C•an. Handyman .lobs 1005) 426-5301 s L warn. awn noir.. h Sm"Wer. Ammw 1 :1 Rooting :1 Rootlrtg 'Gl1ARANTEEDr PAINTING A PLASTERING Stucco basemen) ors. Pay as you're saosfed. For a tree ahntaM aop (9051110-4621111 �s sad 9Yalflsyseies sw, '0 sling. General repair. T�rqwuay wrk phos 2etk rrlt t« Sc+rns Call for F ` S DECOR Interior & Exterior Eumpean tWpporkmm- Fastclean, reliable service. 425.0081 • Ilsa+q A NMTAIN MOl SnTEW fwill am avdim Ca l OF rudww. ft bmns Evia aaea0f 70eso:o da mid mondt discooks. Free 571-0755 1-886-491-6600 & STORM Houses, Apartments, Offices, Appka i es & Piano SpecWists. Senior A Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed, insured. Free Estimates. Prole libel unit. Call 436-7795. A H C ROOFING Aad Alteeisiiattims Shingling, all types of roofs, new and old. workmanship Guaranteed. 109E Discount to Seniors, fully insured. Free estimates. Call Amwbvw at ("S) 4264rM4 ���®R Wllldows 905-767"1240 & Renovations John McLellan "A Mat of Bis Word" t • Live animals • All occasions • All ages Call Jeff ( 905) 839-7057 910 910 ASTLEY, Geoffrey F. ,1912:999, - Passed away peacefully at the Markham - SIDAvie Hos- pital on Thosday November 18. 19%. Geoffrey F. Astley beloved husband of Winifred GnHin nntho(biAs�I� io lBobr G Thomas (Robin) Asea Late Jea- nette. Dear grandfather of Randy. Scott and Brad A Service of Remembrance will be held at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston Road. Ajax (Pkdkenng Yi7age) 905- 428-8488 on Monday November 22. at 2:00 p.m In Neu d flowers donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be apwecialed by the tarttiy. WEATHERALL, Broyden and Ciaran - On Tuesday November 16. 1999. 'A day in our lives. Forever nuOr Hearts*. Lovtrtgly remembered Gy Daddy Grampy. Grandad Sia Aum Jackiey Gey . sley Pal. Janet and Sharon. Uncles Ride. Scott, G and David. Cousins Brittany arca Olivia. Great Auntys Kath. Arm and Joan. Alatough their time with us was short they will be sadly missed by a1 their tamily and friends. With Grateful thanks to the staff ox 3 East at Women College Hospktal for their tare and support during this diHiautt time. Durations to the Worsens College Hospital would be appreciated by the family. 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