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I PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING'S CON11MUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 20 PAGES TUESDAY', NOVEMBER 30, 1999 Two big reasons to smile Page 8 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $51 $1 NEWSSTAND Durham may twin with Ukraine city Business groups sought to explore notion Developing business, educa- tional and cultural links with a Ukrainian city is the aim of a new group being formed. Durham Region wants to twin with Dnipropetrovs'k and is look- ing for anyone interested in taking part. FormerWhitby !Mayor and Cametoid Limited president Des Newman first approached the Re- gion in September about twinning with Dnipropetrovs'k. At the invi- tation of the Canadian Interna- tional Development Agency. Mr. New man travelled to Ukraine ear- lier this year to investigate busi- ness opportunities for his compa- ny. Nk'hile there, he also examined the potential for business al- liances between Canadian and Ukrainian companies. After his presentation to Re- gional council, Mr. Newman was asked to form a committee to de- velop an or trame- See BUSINESS page 2 JASON LIEBREGTS/ News Advertiser photo Reindeer games Stephanie MacMillan (left) and Lesley Campbell dressed in warm winter clothing, brought blankets and donned antlers to watch the Ajar Lions Santa Claus Parade Saturda . Marching bands, colourful floats and an appearance by St. Nick combined to make the parade a big success. For more photos of the event, see page S. Charges laid in cab jacking that ended in Pickering A 37 -year-old man who turned himself in to London. Ont. police officials last week has been charged in the recent car -jacking of a Kingston cabby and robbery at an Ajax bank. Durham Regional Police said the man, a suspect in a bank rob- bery last week in London, surren- dered Tuesday. Durham Region robbery squad detectives interviewed the man and he was subsequently charged in relation to a Nov. 5 holdup at the Scotia Bank on Harwood Av- enue. As well, the man faces charges in connection with the Nov. 8 rob- bery and abduction of a Kingston cab driver. In that incident, the bandit forced the victim to drive to Pickering, where he then got out of the car. Charged with forcible confine- ment, using an imitation firearm to commit a crime and two counts of robbery is Neil Chouinard, of no fixed address. He is currently being held in custody in London. Panthers struggle Page 14 `Whitewash ' predicted Nuclear plant restart probe weak: PACT BYMARIANNf.' TARACS Staff Writer PICKERING — Terms being proposed for an environmental as- sessment (EA) of the Pickering nu- clear station are inadequate and need to be significantly revised, say four local community groups jointly monitoring the review process. The Atomic Energy Control Board (AECB) recently released the draft 'scope' for the EA outlin- ing what kind of environmental work it expects Ontario Power Generation (OPG) to complete for the assessment required by the reg- ulator as a condition for restart of the four Pickering 'A' reactors shut Inside the News Advertiser t WIEiIE TO FM IT iEditerial Pace ...........6 �O'iniea ShaW ..........6 Spens ................14 classified .............16 GIVE US A CALL Seawall ..........683-5110 Classified ........683-0707 Didribmtiea ......683-5117 Death Netien . . .. .683-3005 NNW* Years ...........1-800-662-8423 Email .newsroomMurham.net Web site ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 down since January, 1998. "The present scope will result in a whitewash unless the Atomic En- ergy Control Board dramatically improves the scope and initiates proper public hearings with an in- dependent panel;' says Dave Steele, chairman of Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environment. "This is a quick and simplistic review, and our community de- serves better," says Irene Kock of Durham Nuclear Awareness (DNA). OPG "must prove that there is a need to operate this old, dangerous nuclear station for an - See COMMUNITY page 4 MOPPETS DAYCARE CENTRE ,NOW IN PICKUM 16 Mottths to 12 Years 986 Ow bbadon Ad. (FAQ In D* (905) 420-3211 Qu*y CWd Care and Wuc aw Fa Over 15 Years "1w RAORM W. r11inkim 09 MOldwOOd CW I.fJ■ Ol�sg Come Weft To The (905) 420-3285 1550 BAYLY ST. UNIT 17, Pickering showroom aWs` Mon. -Fd. l.m3om 1/2 PRICE ALIGNMENT WINTER MAINTENANCE SERVI WIN THE MtCHASE OF 2 THtES '"""'t"" •'ha=.~hal a • �.r tie�1, hr.Yai harwdw wa tis orae �IMuew+ • Wi t'aalat grysrsr low now ft "W Ms of rW thea 495 • � a"�� mar � Asdr eraras • fl r �� ** �� oaMara % bw absi3. ' • On* t M< (. a"..... • tastd" of rrw%W an OW "Nom t sera, i t+lid • INM ars � Cf� 0� I�Mr • O�dt tis • CMek i Wa ■ret Iii.N iwq tMP aMisa MaA aahiMlas 1735 PICKERING PARKWAY AT 6ROCK ROAD 686-2309 Senior Iles: Meniq - Fridsy 7:30 m - 9:00'm Setw'dsy 7:30 sm - 6:00 pm. $soft 9:36 sm - 5*0 pm A/P PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER, TUESDAY EDITION, November 30, 1999 Durham educational support workers turn down board offe r Strike continues for social workers, speech pathologists, other staff 14ALTf'R PASSARFLLA/.News Advertiser phntt, Alcntberc of the Association of Professional Students Services Personnel have been on strike for more than u week in Durltani. Their association represents einplov e - es Such cis social workers. luni�ua,i!e pathologists and p.cycholot;ists. The' group leas been without a contrat*t since August. 1995. BY SUSAN O Staff Writer Social workers and youth counsellors with the sepa- rate hoard's Association of Professional Student Scr- ices Personnel (APSSP) are continuing their legal strike this week after r'jcct- mg a hoard offer Monday. "It's hack in their court:" said APSSP spokesman Norah Lovc f011owing a union mcctins-, vcsterdav when members -turned down what the hoard was calling their final offer." The local APSSP, which represents approximately 30 Durham Catholic District School Board employees. launched a legal strike Nov 22 after negotiations with the board stalled. Union members have been without a contract sink last fall. The group includes social workers. youth counsellors. speech and language pathol- ogists. Psychologists. psy- chometrists and connnu- nicatiye disorder assistants who provide support to stu- dents in elementary and scc- ondary schools across Durham. The two parties returned to the hamaining table Fri- day to continue talks with mediator !Hary Beth Furran- na in the hope of ending what the union had de- scribed as "a week fraught with difficulties" That session. at the Holi- day Inn in Oshawa. lasted into the early hours of Satur- day morning. "I think we have been very fair with them. 1 think the otter they got was a good one." says hoard chairman Mary Ann Martin. Trustee Martin reports Business opportunities ht in Ukraine pp sought 14 SI.%f SS front 1rcgZe 1 nership would also lead to educational gies and market,,. but the citizens of and cultural exchanges, as well as a Ukraine will also be winners with new work for an economic partnership with mission to Dnipropetrovs'k next jobs, an infusion of much-needed Dmprupctro%s'k. which is in east-cen- spring. western currency and improved infra tral Ukraine. "There is both a need and opportu- structure and quality of life." The committee is seeking interest nit\ for western business people to bc- Those interested should contact Mr. from business owners. community come involved in the economic,. of \ewman at Durham-Ukrainr Commit groups and individuals to take part in countries such as Ukraine' Mr New- tee. Cametoid Limited. 1449 Hopkins establishing a relationship with man says. "Not only will their own St_ 'Whithy. Ontario. LIN 2C2 or fax Dropr1pe1rn,vs"k. It's hoped the part- businesses profit from new tcchnnlo- 90-;-66(1-3-41 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS! 649 • fim t d Gold Chocolates ,00 a Offer valid until Dec. 31, 1998 We reserve the right to limit quantities. While supplies last a p This holiday season may we IR suggest giving someone p something to smile about. A Cosmetic Tooth Whitening R from Pickering Square Dental A Office because it's always nicer to ave a g a than to receive. Dr. Marvin Lean D.D.S. A 1450 Kingston Rd., Suite 4 p Yx y Tel: (905) 420-1777 a Fax: (905) 420-4056 Talking Yellow: 416-292-1010 code 8650 1M1 (llc board "is willing to meet to come to an agreement and says she's looking for- ward to the APSSP members returning to work. APSSP members Plan to pretest at St. Mare C';tthohc Secondary School in N,ckcr- ing this morning and at 1;,_ their ;t- ther Leo J. Austin Cathuh� Secondary School in W'hilh, tonight. Fa F00, 45 m@Ngo � �� �SRQW���� Save $1.50 The Lean Ground Beef $J[49 1b . Meaty Pork Back Ribs 1$411?� Cold Cuts Western Ham ,55,,." Fresh Chicken Wings Save .60 tb. Me P1 [b. Boneless Pork Loin Roasts Save S1.00 Ib. lb. Fresth Sliced Cold Cuts cHam 3 Kinds CACt Breaded Pan -Fry Schnitzels Save A* 1b. 7 � 1b - Fresh Pork Heat 'n' Fat Breaded Chicken Kabobs Save Si.so 1b. V -9 Alb -) Save 12.001be "The Meat People" 17% Liverpool Rd., Pickiaie Phza, Pkkwiuug $31.7961 Tues. =0�6, Wed. E� Thum 9-7 Sale eUndwe mtll eMshO ur am Region school boar won'tuit lobbyq Membership in Ontario school associations `tremendous asset': Board officials BY SUSAN OWEILL Staff Writer The cost of membership in the provincial associa- tions that represent On- tario's public and separate school boards has sparked debate in some regions re- cently as trustees question whether the money is well spent. The Ontario Public School Boards' Association (OPSBA) and the Ontario Catholic School Trustees' Association (OCSTA) are the two bodies that represent the province's school boards at Queen's Park. And, the hefty member- ship fees charged annually by the organizations have drawn fire from some trustees. In fact, the Toronto Catholic District School Board voted to opt out of paying its $184,905 mem- bership fees to the OC STA earlier this month. Accord- ing to OCSIA, the Toronto board is the first to leave the association. But, Durham officials rc- port local school boards aren't contemplating with- drawing their memberships to cut costs. "I think it would he a tremendous loss. The cost of the membership is peanuts compared to the real dollar value we get from OPSBA." says Scugog Trustee Bobbie Drew, who represents the Durham District School Board on OPSBA along with Pickering's Ruth Ann Schedlich. The board's membership fee, approved during the budget process, was $78,000 for the current school year. And. Trustee Drew believes it's money well spent. "It has been a tremen- dous asset for us," she says of OPSBA. which provides numerous services to mem- ber boards, including sup- port with entrepreneurial ventures, political action and communications, technolo- gy, professional develop- ment, a legal defence fund and access to a labour rela- tions network. Trustee Drew says the as- sociation helped the board understand the NDP's social contract and the current gov- ernment's new funding for- mula. "OPSBA did a lot of legwork for us in terms of IS interpreting the legislation." OPSBA spokesman Jeff Sprang reports the majority of Ontario's public school boards are represented by OPSBA, with one notable exception — the York Dis- trict School Board which withdrew its membership last year. And, Oshawa Trustee Kathleen Hopper says she'd be in favour of "closely ex- amining" whether the board should maintain its OPSBA membership. "My concern has always been that it is basically a lobby group," she says. "I have concerns around the structure and the cost." At the Durham Catholic District School Board, chair- man and Whitby Trustee Mary Ann Martin says the board "has always supported the trustees' association." In fact, separate board trustees appro,� ed the board's $72.633 member- ship fees for the I999-2(") school year without any de- bate earlier this month. "It's an excellent voice for Catholic education at the provincial level," Ms. Mar- tin says. 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Experience =Tjq FAMILY.SHOE MARKET ;P PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER, TUESDAY EDITION, November 3O, 1999 Community groups call for full 'screening' ' before nuclear restart COMMUNITY from page narios, according to Ms. Kock. vague and does not state in detail terpreted in four to five different for about 14 years. "I have never Mr. Steele says a major prob- what OPG is required to do. ways," he notes, adding he's been seen one as sloppy as this one. It's other 15 years. The risks of a catastro- llem with the draft scope is that it's "It's in language that can be in- dealing with EA scope documents so open to interpretation." phe only increase with age, and Pick- ering 'A' is already 30 years old." PACT, DNA, the Liverpool West Community Association and the Pick- ering East Shore Community Associa- tion all want the EA 'screening' or- dered by the AECB this summer up- graded to a full 'panel review' with public hearings, also allowed for under the Canadian Environmental Assess- ment Act. The four groups will be sub- mitting a detailed summary of more than 50 of their recommendations for the EA to the AECB by the Dec. 2 deadline set for public comment on the draft scope document. A final scope for the EA is expected to be released by the federal regulator about one week later. ,.'A'c're seeing real problems with the AECB not including a requirement that the need to restart Pickering 'A' be included in the environmental assess- ment." says Ms. Kock, noting the act clearly allows for such a requirement. "We need to have the restart of this plant justified for safety reasons. If they don't really need it we shouldn't restart it. It's too riskv. She notes including restart justifi- cation in the EA is particularly impor- tant in light of the fact OPG has re- fused to release its own study on elec- tricity supply and demand in the province. a refusal which DNA is cur- rently appealing to Ontario's freedom of information commissioner. 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Post Office National Bank Career Advancement Pakmail Kingchurch Nissan Envoy Chapters Multi Mutual Fortune Financial Money Concepts Santa, his elves and dozens of other helpers turned out Satur- day for the annual Ajax Lions Santa Claus Parade and were greeted by an energetic crowd. Local groups joined the fun and marched ahead of Santa's float along the parade route on Har- wood Avenue in the town core. In photo at top right, Christine Rainger (centre) of the 6th Pickering Village Guides, offers a smile and a wave with fellow Guides. Bottom right, the 14th Ajax Beavers, dressed as Christmas gifts, include Tim Harri- son, Michael Davis and Kyle Jackson. Bottom centre, Drew and Layne Meingast wave their seasonal flags in anticipation of Santa's drive-by visit. Bottom left, Stephanie Pipper and Kyle Lamb play all the reindeer games along the parade route. Top left, St. Nick veils a cheery `Ho, ho, ho' from his sleigh in the last float of the parade. Any parade worth its floats in- cludes marching bands and the Ajax event was no different. In the small photo at centre, a trombonist with the Whitby Brass Band concentrates as he marches to the music. NEMS ADVERTISER, TUESDAY EDITION, Nowell 30, Ifs! PAGE S MP VtM)iitM)i ax Jason Liebregal News Advertiser photos � .e..:e-,...;......a. ..- . .. _.-,,,,.,e,.,,..�._...._... .,.a.,...-...nw.... .� __ _ �.i-..._.a�- _. _. .-.-,_ _.........1Y..4�,d4,.,--,::�,�..�•.�e..... _ s.. i„o. wa:..�.....� _.t.,.._ - - - -- _ --- -• - •. _ ._ - _ � . _ _.. Air P11AE 6 NE8 ADVERT1SE11 TUESDAY EoMOK Novmmbw 30, IM ■ ■ Editorial &OpiNioNs �,etebrd}t tt,P Fu4�re+ _ DURHAM NEWS ADVERTISER NOV. 30, 1999 �••. EDITORIAL Violence against women is alwa s wrong g We've come a long way, but much more needs to be done to end male aggression Next Monday marks a dreadful day committee also offers educational pro- of infamy, a grim anniversary of one of grams which are taught in 100 schools the most violent days in Canadian histo- in Canada and I .NX) schools in the Unit- ry: the Montreal Massacre. ed States. Its clear message is to teach Those two words were heard again young men violence against women is and again exactly 10 years ago when always wrong. Marc Lepine, a deranged gunman who The Dec. 6 Fund publishes each'year hated females, marched into the Ecole a list of the 100 or more women who die Polytechnique in Montreal and coldly because of male violence. And the Fund shot and killed 14 women. He then provides cash to move desperate. beaten turned the gun on himself. women from emergency shelters to their The slaughter sharply put into focus own accommodation. the issue of violence against women. All Engineering faculties across Canada across the country, men were made to have encouraged more women to enrol confront the actions of the worst of their in the traditionally male -dominated field sex, those who prey on women and chit- and female students now number about dren. Calls were made for gun controls. which the federal government respond- ed to with tough legislation several years later. And, pressure was put on the justice system from politicians to prose- cutors to judges to police officer-, to crack down on those who beat women or children. Ten years hence there have been changes. For one, the National Action Committee on the Status of Women was able to get Dec. 6 declared a stational day of commemoration for the women killed a decade ago. For a number of years now, the week leading up to Dec. 6 has been declared White Ribbon week, which encourages all to stamp out violence against women. In particular, then are encouraged to take part in White Ribbon week to drive the mes- sage home to all that violence against women is not acceptable and will not be tolerated in any way. The White Ribbon 20 per cent at schools where they were just 13 per cent a decade ago. More women are enrolling in other postgrad- uate programs, the federal government is finally going to pay the billions it owes its female civil servants in back pay, and some 25 memorials across the country remind all of the tragic events in Montreal 10 years ago. Out of the bloodshed a new awareness has been created, some degree of progress has been made. It will be up to all of us to make sure the 14 women did not die in vain, that their assassination will act as a spur for further change. Let's create a better Canada where women are finally free from the shackles of male aggression. E-mail comments on this editorial to nnews@durham.net. Include your fall name and town of residence. WERE AT THE SCENE OF THE ONLY KNOWN VICTIM OF THE EARTHQUAKE... EMERGENCY CREWS HAVE JUST ARRIVED ... / LETTERS TO Gas price editorial missed the mark To the editor: Re the Nov. 23 tiews Advertis- er editorial headlined 'Gas prices a problem for decades': Your editorial with respect to gasoline pricing reads more like the latest argument supplied by the Canadian Taxpayers Federa- tion. Regrettably, it is an argu- ment whose only purpose is to distort the issue at hand - that being. why do we have high gas prices. HA. ROCK BEATS SCISSORS. YOU HAVE �tyy 1 TO GO IN w\� AFTER HIM... NNW Or THE EDITOR Perhaps your article is some- what premature given that the price at the pumps is hovering at the 67 -cents -per -litre range, 77 cents for premium. Let's be real- istic here. Taxes on gasoline don't increase on long weekends, nei- ther have they increased during the current five-month fleecing period forced on Canadian con- sumers by the major oil compa- nies. Please bear in mind that Cana- da has the second lowest gasoline taxes in the world and, last time I checked, our taxes go toward the common good of our society not to the profits of the oil giants and their shareholders. Moreover, Canadians can fire their federal or m --- --_e our community tick —_-- _—_—_-__ -- -- rovincial ThV me ak p governments ' h � J Hats off to volunteers who are the lifeblood of our towns ,Pickering resident Terry James spends his spare tune travelling, golf- ing, reading and volunteering. Volunteers are the backbone of communities like Ajax and Pickering. Those wonderful people do so much to enhance our towns with their unselfish giving and dedication. All too often their selfless work goes unnoticed. I'd like to change that. First, a huge hand to all those really great young people who donate their time for many great causes. I am speaking about the hospital helpers, Junior Civitans, Knights of Columbus Squires, Junior Achievement mem- bers, Scouts and Guides, high school student council members, church alter servers and thousands more young people who get involved year after year in a number of special projects which help our community. They are doing a great job. Have you noticed lately how many of our young people are giving blood, taking responsibility for events and contributing to our com- munity'in a very positive manner? Terry James Opinion Shaper those Second, thanks to wonderful volunteers who give of their time and effort to the many service clubs in Pickering and Ajax. The countless hours of goodwill they generate is out- standing indeed. Kudos to Kinsmen, Kinettes, Kiwanians, Rotarians, Civi- tans, Lions, Optimists and all the other wonderful service organizations in the area. They help make our community a great place in which to live. Third, a big hand to the teachers who went against the flow and gave of themselves to provide extracurricular activities for high school students this past fall, especially those at Pickering, Dunbarton, St. Mary's and Uxbridge high schools, who worked so hard to give students a chance to play football. They deserve a lot of credit. Thanks also to the principals of those schools who supported the program. There were many other after-school activities and the teachers responsible for pro- viding them also deserve our thanks. Fourth, to those fabulous organizers Of the many special events that we are blessed with each year - the hard- working volunteers who organize the Frenchman's Bay Festival, the Take Back the Night walk, the Teary Fox Run, the Santa Claus parades, and many, many more. Each and every Year these stalwarts give of their time and energy and resources to provide the residents with special events that we can support and be part of and thus feel good about ourselves and our community. Thank you, one and all. E -mai! cOmmenh on this column to nnewsOdurham,net. Include your full name and town of residence. sn t e next cleciion over the issue of gasoline taxes. They cannot how- i ever fire the CEO of Petro -Cana- da. It seems that the price of gaso- line could be $1 per litre and your paper would still act as apologists for big oil - ready to join in the tired repetition of the mantra that taxes are behind the high price of gasoline. Such a poor argument is but one more reason why the oil industry is able to deflect criti- cism away from its greed for profit. The major oil companies do not compete with each other. They represent an oligopoly that can set whatever price they want for an essential commodity. It is high time editorials focus on the pricing policies of the major oil companies; the lack of true competition in the Canadian oil industry; and the dominant po- sition held by the oil majors who control it and less ink on abetting -the fleecing of the consumer pub- lic. Dan McTeague, MP Pickering -A fax -Uxbridge NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Communit, Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor-in-C'htcy Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classifies! Adverttsmg Manager John Willems Real Estate Autornwn e Adverlising ,Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution ,Manager Lillian Hook Office .Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager e tiews (905) 683-5110 S LCA (905) 683-5110 Classifieds (905) 683-0707 Distribution (905) 683-5117 General Fax (905) 683-7363 newsroomrfwm.net Web address www.durhamneu s.net 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont. L 1 S 2115 Publications Mail Sales Agreement Number 1332791 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The NewN Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadians Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Coun- cil. The publisher m - serves the right to classify or refuse any advertise- ment. Credit for adver- tisement limited to space price error occupies. won"7• 4. w...d P THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, November 30,1999 -PAGE 7 CK-Ei " --in 10 24 hr. December 1 Site Plan Advisory Committee December 2 Committee of Adjustment December 6 Town Council Meeting December 13 Executive Committee Meeting December 15 Site Plan Advisory Committee December 16 Statutory Public Information December 20 Town Council Meeting December 22 Committee of Adjustment °° ., THE TOWN OF .0" ilwl PICKERING Liffierped REQUIRES s�Maroon sayVieartimw 1261 st: MarKos FITNESS . s 1330 INSTRUCTORS Corporation of the See the incredible neighbomliood hot show! Town of Pickering Applications are being One The Esplanade accepted from enthusiastic Pickering, Ontario Ontario Fitness Council L1V 6K7 certified instructors to An EqW oppaa•+ay teach a variety of fitness Eog1oy" programs at the Pickering In accordance with the Recreation Complex. Municipal Freedom of lntormaaonand Applicants must possess ProtecWnofPrivacy Ad. current Ontario Fitness the nlormatron gathered Council, basic rescuer is collected pursuant to the Muniapal Act. R.S.O. CPR and Standard First 1990, c.M.45. and wit be Aid c c r t i f ication. used toselect a Experience teaching a candidate. wide range of classes such We thank all those as step, rehab. beginners individuals who apply; and advanced would be an however, only those asset. applicants granted an audition will be Interviews and auditions acknowledged. will be held during the week of December 13, 1999. Qualified applicants are invited to submit a resume by no later than Thursday, December 09,1999 to: Employment Services Coordinator One The Esplanade Pickering, Ontario. L1V 6K7 Fax: (905) 4204610 Oubse N " 0 Illloemw pm sett*,► The Town of Pickering is nearing completion of the Rouge Park Neighbourhood Study. You are invited to attend a public meeting (as detailed below), to discuss Phase 2 of the Study, which includes a draft of the Rouge Park Neighbourhood Development Guidelines, and Environmental Master Servicing Plan. Copies of the Rouge Park Neighbourhood Study - Phase 2 Report can be picked up from the Picketing Planning Department on and after December 10, 1999. if you have any questions or require additional information, please contact Geoff' McKnight of the Planning Department at (905) 4204660 extension 2032, or (905) 683-2760. What. rA k Meed" - ReW Park Neiohewched Wbea: 'December 4,19" - 7:66.9:06 p,a Where: Main Andbwir bickering Ceaktt d Diary Owe The Bapiawade, Pickeria& Ontario Pabft Meeting Notion head uric the i The Tows of Pickering and Ajax have jointly initiated the Notion Road Land Use do Urban Design Study. You we invited to attend an introductory public meeting (as detailed below), to discuss the purpose of the study and review background information that has been collected thus for If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact Geoff McKnight of the Pickering Planning Department at (905) extessioa 2032, or (9055) 683-2760. What: Public Mating - Nodes Road taw* Use A Urban Desipt Study Wheat: December 9, 1999.7:W*46 p.m. Wiese- Council (umbers Ow The Fed human, Picketing, Oatarlo Direct Access 420-4660 ww`nr.town.pickering.on.ca` Pickering Winterfest 999 0 It All Begins On December 10th Located in the Esplanade Park behind the Cmc Complex Dec 10 at 6:45 p.m. Pickering Concert Band. Hay Wagon Rides, Midway 7:15 p.m. - Children's Entertainment 7:50 p.m. - Visit from Santa 8:00 p.m. - Message from the Maya and Members of your Pickering Council Fireworks, Tree Lighting, Midnight Madness at Pickering Town Centre Vise the Pickering Swim Club'Chnsrmas Spory«ed by Classic Swim Meer at etre Pickering Recreation Complex on Val" Farm �•' ` '+, Road dung tie day Saturday. December �.� 11 & December 12 Over 500 swimmers conpeeng from across the province 4 a Sealing up to 500 spectators 3 J :,emmuni y Food Bank :..:r r=5kilanarp P3Ak INDUSTRIAL RATEPAYERS 1999 FINAL PROPERTYTAX BILL Is Due for Pavrnent on December 15. 1999 If you have not received your Tax Notice by the end of November, please telephone the Municipal Office at (905) 420-4614 (North Pickering (905) 683-2760). Failure to receive a Tax Notice does not eliminate the responsibility for the payment of taxes and penalty. A late payment fee of 1.25% is added to the unpaid installment balance for each month. The late payment fee is applied after the due date. CASH PRIZES Snow Sculpture Contest Saturday, December 11, 1999 -10:00 a.m. Location: Esplanade behind City Hall First Prize: $100.00 Second Prize: $50.00 Third Prize: $25.00 Registration at 10:00 a.m. udgrng at 2:00 p.m Bring your own shovel, small garden tools and container for water SNOW GUARANTEED - Shipped in from the North Pole! Sponsored by The PineRidge Arts Council ft Watch for and enter PASSPORT TO PRIZES for your Chance to WIN: I PRIZES TO BE WON 10 - $100,00 G:t• Certificates for any Stora in the Pickering Torn Centr See rules b regulations posted at Pickering Town Centre ow 411M Thank you to our sponsors AOS offfmopma /ICK[wIMO MUCI[M - My kind of malt Special thanks to Tim Horton _-ongrotuiohons 'o to Mc•e s Horseshoe ; heilenge winners 1st Larol G rvalho 6 Tony Tim 2nd Daisy Dior & Joe Beshara 3rd Colin 3�G odys Compkin Pickering Museum VJ6ge Foundation thanks the following heritage activity sponsors, horseshoe players and sponsors of the Fall Family Festival: Boni- Canada Ltd., Canada Trust, Clearnet, Dean Holtby, Dutchmaster Nurseries Ltd., ExecuClean Services Inc., Brian Gillen, Harp & Crown, Grant Morris Associates Ltd., Martin Norris, The Optimist Club of Pickering, Page Flooring, Parmac, Pickering Ajax/Uxbridge PC Assoc., Pollickers, Re/Max First Realty Ltd., Square Co. Properties Ltd., Tana, The Bear & Firkin and Walker, Head Barristers & Solicitors. Thanks to the following who contributed items for the raffle and gifts for the horseshoe players: Amazing Party & Play Centre, Bill Utton, Carpet Corral, Durham Music Centre, Ethan Allen, Four Seasons Golf Course, HMV, Ideal Paints, Lauric Publishers, Mastermind, Megabyte Computers, Pansy's Art Gallery, Peoples Jewellers, Pickering Loblaws, Pickering Hobbies, Pickering 2000, Pictures, Rebound Sports, Regalis Restaurant, Signet Tools, Smittys Fine u se u m Furniture, The Waterfront Bistro, Watts, i 11 age Willouahbvs and Z -Art. Pickering - Once In A Millenninm Prize Draw Historical Film available on home video featuring: Pickering - Once In A Millennium Prize Draw Pidkering's 200 Year Settlement & History, Submit your answers on or before Community Neighbourhoods, Local & Famous Citizens, December 13, 1999 to: Corporate hxtovators, Political Milestones, Future Visions The Town of Pickering, Available December 1, 1999 at a specW Orme the Esplanade Cllrfablas per $15 tax incuded Attn: M. Robbins Sgk Locdkx ; "Pickering, Ont L1 V 6K7 PkMrMg Town Cardre Guest Siervilices, Prize to be announced December 21,1999 Prize: Once in a Millennium Video S & a family peas to Pickering Museum Village 2000 LablamPickwhigM `W THIS WEEK'S QUESTION • ru llfER' Submit your a m Towin of'Pic ko ing, vee.13w cJ ' Name cite famom pmon fret NAME- ,Atka: lw Robbins, Oat the Esplanade, L1V 6K7 PIC EII/r8 r was �Q/lgGd wdeite lir email: s robbias@town.pkke ia6.an.ca or by fu 965420-61 I for b10 OIL DAYTRA PHONE #- J� Fer nacre iaro call 420-4905. let I'll! 11, 1111 !!111 1- 1 111111111111 11111 !'1, 1111 Ill 111 itill !III III :« AVll� ll ®11u9� se'mt910Actilivilty Centre Liffierped (CEC\l�� ll �� ��IIITJQI� ®lU s�Maroon sayVieartimw 1261 st: MarKos For the Enjoyment of Seniors (55 years phis) . s 1330 Toni the streets with Pkkering Transit, 1996 whites. Reay See the incredible neighbomliood hot show! WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1999 ArL 1910 Faylee Cart Valkyfa Narsios Haute Tour starts at 7:15 p.m. ttefi'eshments at the Seniors' Activity Centre 1"S Farni Rd. ,�WWI Specialised ServicesP=ge Reserve Your Ride By Dec. 6th. /aa6 Varlet' Faaso Rd, Call 683.4114. Space Is Limited. old scbrtmu"ic tit For More Information Call 420-M A--■ m.�• •• �•t. a>w► 0- AIP PARTE a NEWS ADVERTISER, TUESDAY EDmoN, Nava be 30,1999 9ro in6Waime PP .9• NEWS ADVERTISER NOV. 3 0, 1 9 9 9 Birthdays Birthday Birthday I Birthday Nov. 30 Here's a Look who ,r' j Dec. 2 is a , is a special Pe l b i r t h d a y turned two special day for i day in the- St. Jacques - +.. - -� messy a to "our wing i years old on Nov. 28. our big boy" Andrew Lee home, as daughter, W fi s h i n g as he turns 10. "our "our three who has M a t t h e w g An - .. little mira- brought us Ramsay a """ ' drew a happy ,��.. cles" turn so much: happy birth- birthday and three years love and day were love always are old. Wish- happiness. Grandma Mom, Dad and ing Jason, - Happy first -=�- = and Grand- Avlwin. Kathryn and Nicholas a really fun celebration are birthday Genevieve Faith Al- pa Hender- Mommy. Daddy and big brother Daniel. Lots of love, banese. We send you birthday � you." son. "We love --- hugs and kisses too, wishes on Nov. 27 from atom, Birthday Dad, sister Bianca, brother Gio- vanni and the rest of the family. Birthday Birthdays Lots of love with kisses" A real cutie�; r "The McMullen McMullen fam- � -i turned two- ily celebrates two mile- I Birthday years old on_<: , stone birthdays in No- y. I - !Nov. 29. Happy vember. Dad Peter leapt Nov. 27 birthday wishes into the next half century was a big to "our sweet of his life when he �`�' day for angel baby" turned 50 on Nov. 17. In : `` Matthew Kristen Bed- , :- the meantime, youngest., Facciolo as <, lev with love son Patrick Henry. who he celebrat- ep► ;ra and kisses from "Our number -one granddaugh keeps Dad on his toes ed his first M o m m v ter" Kacey Allison Rafferty turns and is full of energy, birthday. Daddy and / one on Nov. 30. "Your smile is our stunned everyone when Best wishes Michelle. sunshine. May your life be as pre - he turned 10 (double and love cious as you are. Loveyou always. digits!) on Nov. 24. The f r o in Grandma and Grandpa." biggest smiles and warmest w ishcs from Kim, a daugh- M u m in v. Blrthdav - ter and sister• who loves you both dearly. Congratulations Daddv. Hanna, Grandpa. Grand - big guys!" ma, Grandpa. Uncle !Hike. Aunt H a p p y � Birthday Lisa and Uncle Shawn. lots of birthday wish - Great Aunts and Great Uncles, and ' es went out to Katie Min- Blrthda,,$ his Great Grandparents. B r i t t a n y — nis had Nov. Campbell asy 25 circled on of A trio of �- she celebrat_d the calendar as cuties 1/� r1 Blrthda�' her ninth birth- that's the day brace birthdays day on Nov. she turned nine around the H a p p y 21. Wishing years old. same time. j fourth birthday Britt a very Wishing the Caitlin Mvers S- wishes go out special day cutie a happy l� turned 10 on ^'• to Austin. were Poppy. Grandma, Mom, birthday with a Nov. 9, Shan- - 1 "Hope you qtr, Trent and brothers Ryan and whole lot of non 41cCar- have a great Adam. love were Mom, Dad, Bemie the roll was eight day. Lots of dog and Minnie the cat. on Oct. 1 R and love from — S t e p h a n i e I Mummy, Nd- Birthday Mvers turns "Happy son, Nanna, ' r IVr 40th Birthday eight on Dec. 4. birthday girls. We all love you.- ; Grandad, fam- ily and friends" Birthday Birthday A cutie turns Jan�ttr' eight years old Dec. 1 is on Dec. 3."' a special •; Happy birthday day for wishes with lots - en, � t of love, hugs Lamhe turns , t � and kisses to Awessa Garcia two years old. Hugs, , "Jeva Donodly, a k.a. The from sister kisses and Grey Sgair d, is turning 40 on A a 1 i y a 6 big birthday )Lindsay Regan turned 11 on 2 ain't what she used , cousins Tabira, w i s h e s Nov. 19. Mom, Dad, brother to be.TU Garage send AkieAuntties 'birthday 1w from Matin, Kevin, and Mad Max the dog TU Love God wishes Goddess birthday Arlene and �, pad and brothers Justin and Con- wished the lovely young lady a and Dr. sends words of Kno�dedge Arlic. ``-'t' no • happy birthday with love. wisdom: Work on your self con- trol.„ ao� 1794 Liverpool Road Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? .Send to: Pickering 831-5431 THIS WEEK'S CAKE WIKKEIti ARE. Let us know. We'll publish your - Name Dropping, 2. �R special occasion in an easy -to -read '��° Keith Gilligan, 3. Aodrcw� Lee 130 Commercial Ave., WmnFR nuc Ft° dtrcath to ,kk-m HnMnns to rtc�ti�c - their FREE irks• IF'k•ax• prcn•iJc kkmifiralhm) and easy -to -clip format ' • • � � Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 PRIM VALID UMI. SAT., DEC. Yi, 1999 V. NEWS ADVERTISER, TUESDAY EDITION, November 30,1999 PAGE 9 AM Tougher tests sought fmould i*n portables Mom worried for kids' safety needn't fear: Region health department BY SUSAN O'NF.ILL Staff Writer Concerned there could be haz- ardous mould in school portables in Durham, a Pickering couple is calling on the Region's health department to revise the procedures officials use to inspect the structures. "I'm looking for an assurance that my kids are safe being in portables;' says Brenda Shedden, a member of the school council at Pickering's St. Mary Catholic Secondary School. "Basically I'm looking for invasive testing because the testing method they've been using isn't working. It's not the reliable way to find out if you have mould or not." However, Dr. Donna Reynolds, as- sociate medical officer of health with the Durham health department, re- ports the "proactive" approach used to examine portables for mould here is becoming a model across Ontario. And, according to the Education Improvement Commission's progress report released Thursday, Durham Catholic District School Board "ad- ministrators were proactive in in- specting for mould in portables, and in taking action to solve the problem." For the past two years, the health department has conducted a yearly survey of the oldest portables in the Black women's brunch funds scholarship AJAX — The Congress of Black Women, Ajax -Pickering chapter, in- vites you to its 4th annual Scholar- ship Fund-raising Brunch. The event will be held Sunday, Dec. 5 from I to 5 p.m. at the McLean Community Centre at Mag- ill Drive and Wcstney Road in Ajax. Tickets are $15 for adults and $9 for seniors and children under 12 years. To purchase tickets call 905-420- 8465. The Durham College Cornmunity Char in conjunction witb Toronto Classical Singers and Talisker Players Orchestra presents G.F. Handel's Messiah! Suudsy. Dmmbw 5.1999 3.00 pfal Calege Pads Sevmlt Day Adventist Church 1164 King Street East (East past Harmony) Adult: $15 • Student/Senior: $12 For fk*e s call 1906) 721-3111 eXL 2165 .:.,Unwersiq Centre at Durham region in conjunction with the school boards, Dr. Reynolds re- ports. "The initial response is a de- tailed physical inspection to de- termine if there is any evidence of mould. We are also looking for conditions that could support mould growth," such as moisture around windows or doors. Inspectors also ensure the dry- wall is not soft, Dr. Reynolds says. A follow-up inspection may include air sampling to gauge the air quality or invasive testing, which requires inspectors to open the walls of a portable to check for mould. "There is varying opinion on the necessity of doing invasive testing;' says Dr. Reynolds. She believes "for the most part" the maintenance of portables in Durham has been good. But, Mrs. Shedden says she's concerned the mcthrxls used in Durham to examine portables for mould are not as thorough as those employed in other regions. For example, in Peel, the health department asked both of the re- gion's school boards to "invasive- ly inspect" all portables earlier this year. "I've taken it upon myself to do as much investigation as I can;" says the mother of four, who believes a more thorough examination of portables is need- ed. ',Generally mould is present (in portables) and generally you can't see it; it's concealed within the walls;' says Brenda's hus- band Brian, vice-president of client services for J. McBride & Sons Ltd., a building restoration firm that repairs portables. "The only way of determining the extent of the mould is to do invasive testing, to open up ran- domly small sections of the wall, on the inside and the outside;' says Mr. Shedden, who was a guest speaker at a recent confer- ence on mould held in Toronto by the Ontario Building Envelope Council. Mr. Shedden, whose firm has repaired mouldy portables in other regions, also says that sim- ply replacing wet drywall is "ab- s(lutely not" enough to address the problem. "You're treating a symptom, not the cause:' His wife fears "We may have a potentially huge problem ... It's an issue for all across Durham:' But, Dr. Reynolds says. "I think the Durham Region ap- proach is becoming a model for many of the other jurisdictions in the province." And, she says, if there's a need to knock holes in portable walls to check for mould, "We will do it. 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'Charles Condomine', sented Feb. 11, 12. 18, 19, 25 and day, Dec. 7 and Thursday, Dec. 9 mid -3(k and also upper class-. 26 at Dunbarton-Fairport United at the Pickering Recreation 'Elvira% the ghost of 'Charles" Church. For more information or Complex. People trying out for former wife. 'Dr. Bradman', 45 to hook your prepared -piece time roles in the farce are asked to to early 60s. 'Mrs. Bradman', 45 slot, call John Downs at 686- read from the script. A two- to mid -50s, 'Edith', the young 1452. Fax %t The News Advertiser General 683-7363 SALEPECIA BARGAINS IN TODAY'S News Adver iser Wed., Nov. 30, 1999 News Advertiser 'Durham Business ' Rick Sergison - Times Pick Remax Pick Moores AjaxlPidt. • The Bay Ajax/pick. 'Paul Mac's Ajax Town of Ajax Ajax 'Pharma Plu AjaxlPidt. ' White Rose AjaAck. 'Pizzaville Ajax Zellers Ajax/ dL Remember, all inserts, including those onlossy paper, can be recycled with the rest o vour newspaper through your blue hox Recvcfing program. F,)r information on delivering �our advertising fivers,di :.� int�c a� �,.�►�~_ F1 ETCHER at 1 D. Nle: -,ncd to selected hr Kn:,�s rola Remi Tuesday's carrier of the week is Remi. He enjoys hockey and running. He will receive a dinner for 4 voucher, compliments of McDonald's. Congratulations Remi for being our Carrier of the Week. NVAIIIIAMAjax 135 Kmg,Jr n Rd Arlx 2L' I1.l,'1%, St �x kl.,\ Is Christmas shopping driving you crazy? Give -in to the madness during this EXTRAordinary night of extra -special "shopportunities! " Explore over 220 stores crammed with Christmas goodies, and 0!: get a giggle out of all the zany goings-on. i, GO WILD WITH DR. BANDOLPS "GOOD TIME SHOW!" This madcap maniac revs up the festivities µ and keeps the fun and entertainment going all night long! DIP INTO "THE LOONIE BIN!" Grab a handful of A D 1q cold hard cash and look fir specialb, . marked loonies to u4n earn gifu or an all-inclusive vacation for tut to the Almond - Beach Resort in Barbados! Be sure to pick up a numbered - flyer from one of our Mad Hatter"greeters >*r for your chance to play! V A a A t l O M• • 4k Tmvel -Ar .1.1fw=.•t►A[ M1•.6 till iCt}.e AMAZING SAVINGS , FROM 6:00 PM! *Beat the GST & PST at the following stores: • 1850 • Laura Il • Abachi Handbags • Laura Petites d Lusgage • Le Chateau • Ardene • Legs Beautiful • Athletes World Nike by Atbleres • Benz d Co. World • Bijm Ladies • PJ. 'r Pet Centres Acca sories + Pantorama • Chrnrrps Sports • Rickii • Deck! Shoes " Shuz • Denier Leather "Sirens • FairW=her " Smart Set • Fine Gold Jeuv&n " Starr Men's Shops • Flershrim Shorn r w &0 Lara " t:,eoge Ricfarr lb • Stitches • lin Clocks /+� •tea j 0 IniQn�/tal Qdjien' • IeAphww BoAlih (The) • Laura " Utopia Get a grip on these great buys: Abaehi Hsndbreas Ftnr I0% offaUhandiwgr` • Atdene ,buy any 2 Christine carded accessories and receive a 3rd for It. Save an cares 50% off already reduced Christine boxed sets. Athletes World !n -stop promotions. Be&Mobslsty Fire kather case with cellular phone purchase and activation (conditions apply)• V A T a The Idea_ 1 V 1.+_. Christmas Gift Is a Family Portrait _ '3y- Chuck Shumilak i Spedilizingin larger groups, our Victalian Studio Still time Now On with Fireplace and French Doors is now available for or Xmas Sunday's nu Xmas from }our famMr, big or smell. hk home outdoor locations are also recommended for a unique f q 124 Have Your portrait portrait by (duck Shumilak. Call x31-4305 ic.ker.'ing Taken Now for an appointment. Roto For Christmas Givin g Studio at Hub Plaza •Asci�ar l.ia�•rplx�l a` Ilaaa Ph,rtnLrapha _' ph% Fax %t The News Advertiser General 683-7363 SALEPECIA BARGAINS IN TODAY'S News Adver iser Wed., Nov. 30, 1999 News Advertiser 'Durham Business ' Rick Sergison - Times Pick Remax Pick Moores AjaxlPidt. • The Bay Ajax/pick. 'Paul Mac's Ajax Town of Ajax Ajax 'Pharma Plu AjaxlPidt. ' White Rose AjaAck. 'Pizzaville Ajax Zellers Ajax/ dL Remember, all inserts, including those onlossy paper, can be recycled with the rest o vour newspaper through your blue hox Recvcfing program. F,)r information on delivering �our advertising fivers,di :.� int�c a� �,.�►�~_ F1 ETCHER at 1 D. Nle: -,ncd to selected hr Kn:,�s rola Remi Tuesday's carrier of the week is Remi. He enjoys hockey and running. He will receive a dinner for 4 voucher, compliments of McDonald's. Congratulations Remi for being our Carrier of the Week. NVAIIIIAMAjax 135 Kmg,Jr n Rd Arlx 2L' I1.l,'1%, St �x kl.,\ Is Christmas shopping driving you crazy? Give -in to the madness during this EXTRAordinary night of extra -special "shopportunities! " Explore over 220 stores crammed with Christmas goodies, and 0!: get a giggle out of all the zany goings-on. i, GO WILD WITH DR. BANDOLPS "GOOD TIME SHOW!" This madcap maniac revs up the festivities µ and keeps the fun and entertainment going all night long! DIP INTO "THE LOONIE BIN!" Grab a handful of A D 1q cold hard cash and look fir specialb, . marked loonies to u4n earn gifu or an all-inclusive vacation for tut to the Almond - Beach Resort in Barbados! Be sure to pick up a numbered - flyer from one of our Mad Hatter"greeters >*r for your chance to play! V A a A t l O M• • 4k Tmvel -Ar .1.1fw=.•t►A[ M1•.6 till iCt}.e AMAZING SAVINGS , FROM 6:00 PM! *Beat the GST & PST at the following stores: • 1850 • Laura Il • Abachi Handbags • Laura Petites d Lusgage • Le Chateau • Ardene • Legs Beautiful • Athletes World Nike by Atbleres • Benz d Co. World • Bijm Ladies • PJ. 'r Pet Centres Acca sories + Pantorama • Chrnrrps Sports • Rickii • Deck! Shoes " Shuz • Denier Leather "Sirens • FairW=her " Smart Set • Fine Gold Jeuv&n " Starr Men's Shops • Flershrim Shorn r w &0 Lara " t:,eoge Ricfarr lb • Stitches • lin Clocks /+� •tea j 0 IniQn�/tal Qdjien' • IeAphww BoAlih (The) • Laura " Utopia Get a grip on these great buys: Abaehi Hsndbreas Ftnr I0% offaUhandiwgr` • Atdene ,buy any 2 Christine carded accessories and receive a 3rd for It. Save an cares 50% off already reduced Christine boxed sets. Athletes World !n -stop promotions. Be&Mobslsty Fire kather case with cellular phone purchase and activation (conditions apply)• V A T a TUESDAY, NOV. 30 PARENT SUPPORT: The local chapter of the Associa- tion of Parent Support Groups holds its weekly meeting at 7:15 p.m. for parents of kids involved in drugs, alcohol, running away, dropping out of school, crimes and parent abuse. Call 416-223-7444 or 1-800-488-5666 for location or information. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1 SINGLE PARENTS: The Ajax -Pickering Chapter of the One Parent Families Associa- tion meets Wednesdays at 8 p.m. at the Annandale Golf and Curling Club, corner of Bayly and Church Sts., Ajax. New members welcome. For custodial and non-custodial parents. Phone 831-1201 for information. DENTAL HYGIENISTS: The Durham Dental Hygien- i�t� Society meets from 6:30 to m. at the OJiawa Puh- 4 _BILLBOARD _ NOV. 30, 1999 lic Library, Bagot St. Marsha Stein from Teledyne Waterpik will speak. Phone 987-1617 (Helen) for more information on the meeting. CHRISTMAS LIGHTS: Santa and Mrs. Claus join the staff of the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre, 580 Harwood Ave., Ajax, for the Annual Lighting of the Lights from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. The Random Notes, a 16 -member teen choir, performs. Free hot chocolate and candy canes. No charge for parking. Phone 683-2320. THURSDAY, DEC. 2 OVEREATERS: Overeaters Anonymous meets every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. No dues or Ice, rcyuircd Call it 428-8660 for location or more information. NATURALISTS: Pickering Naturalists meet from 8 to 10 p.m. in the library at St. Eliza- beth Seton Catholic School, 480 Strouds Lane, north of Sheppard Ave. off Rosebank Rd. N., Pickering. Members are invited to share their tal- ents or displays relative to nat- ural history. All welcome. Phone 831-1639 (Michelle) for information. YOUNG PARENTS: A free parent/child drop-in is offered for teen and young parents with children aged two years and younger from 4 to 6 p.m. at The Youth Centre, 360 Bayly St. W., Unit 5, Ajax. Play time, crafts, stories, rhymes, healthy snacks. It's offered by the Family and Community Action Program, Durham Region Health De- partment and the centre. Phone 1-W)l1 �!1-2729:r NEWS ADVERTISER, TUESDAY EDITION, November 30, 1999 PAGE 11 A/P a & 10 PIN BOWLING Automatic Scoring • Billiards • Video Arcade • Birthday Parties • Fully Licensed • Snack Bar OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK BOWLING ONLY,,,,.; vw.H IN1MUM OF ONE HOUR. ONE COUPON PER LANE PER ©AYQ (��' ( r` ` . t.• 831-2920 ZLLE tQU �t 1 �iiYi»''$t � Sa Br of ��' Not for League Use Y) to be Used with any L1 W 3rtg, ontano other Special O r► --pry -----____-- L1W 3A4 �F Special�iaf OfEer__ Say you sa-ty it in the NeM.-S .Advertiser! Bonnie Togs Mrs. VaneL6 310.00 off Woodland snowsuits. Free bandanna Special surprise discounts. with $50.00 Osh Kosh purchase (I per customer). Nike by Athletes World Braemar In store promotions. 10% off regular and sale priced merchandise. PJ. 's Per Centres Carlton Cards In-storr specurlr. In-store specials. ,Personal Edge Claire's Free leather case ($19.99 value) with each purchase 20% of any regular priced item (excludes car ofselected Clearnet P( --.S phone. piercing prior purchases and gift cernf sates). The Porcelain Shop Classic Boutique 30% off Royal Doukon Figurines. .No GST on everything.' 20% offM. 1. Hummel Figurines. Crabtree d Evelyn The Purple Planet 20% off all food products. Sava all taxes on shoes and boots. Florsheim Shoes Rodeo Jewellers 20% to 50% offseltcted styles. 10% to 35% offgold jewellery. 25 % off belts 6- shoe trees. Roots Grafton & Co. 20% off sweats. 20% to 40% off selected merchandise. Scarborough Town Sewing Centre Hallmark In -stop specials. FREE Gift Wrap sampler with purchase of any Sears Canada Inc Hallmark Keepsake Ornament (while supplies last). In-store special every 112 hour. Healthy'' .ic. Sirens Protein drink demos — learn how to leu Entine store up to 50% vff weight over the holidays. 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AIP POOE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER, TUESDAY EDITION, Novotn1m 30, 1991 Separate boards join pool to fund schools, pay debts The Catholic School Boards Services Associa- tion (CSBSA) is partner- ing with CIBC World Markets Inc. to imple- ment a pooled funding program to finance the long-term capital debts of separate boards here and elsewhere. "This is a significant step in achieving our ob- jective of assisting CSBSA members to fi- nance their capital plans, which are currently in the range of 5400 million;' reports CSBSA executive director Peter Howarth. Set up to establish a new approach to capital debt financing, the asso- ciation includes the Catholic school boards in Durham, Toronto, York, Dufferin-Peel, Halton and Simcoe-Muskoka. Under the Province's new funding formula, school boards receive an- nual grants for new pupil places. Those grants can be used to finance new school construction and FaithWay Dr. Bob Kirkland Pastor 1974 - 1987 Joining Durham Region in celebrating 25 Nears is the FaithWav Baptist Church of Ajax. Originally located in Whitby, the opening church service was held at E.A. Fairman Public School in December, 1974. A per- manent home in Ajax was found in 1981 when the congregation purchased the former Audley Public School located on Taunton Road at Salem. Pastor Bob Kirkland, now of Sarnia, was the founding pastor and served at the church until 1987. Dr. Greg Baker, an associate pastor of the church since 1980, succeed- ed Kirkland that year as senior pastor. Under Pastor Baker's leadership, the Taunton Road property has experienced major devel- opment. A new auditorium was constructed in 1989 with additional education- al space and gymnasium completed in 1994. The auditorium was expanded again in 1997 to DAVID VISSER Board will benefit for years to come. renovations or to repay debt incurred in those areas. "The Ministry of Edu- cation is delighted that school boards are work- ing co-operatively to es- tablish innovative solu- tions that maximize the value of grants being pro- vided for the construction of new schools;' says as- sistant deputy minister Norbert Hartmann. "The students of On- tario will be significant beneficiaries of such co- operative ventures" According to the CSBSA, the first pooled debenture is expected to be issued in early 2000 and will be used for the construction of new schools in several re- gions. "We expect that pooled financing on be- half of multiple school boards will be the most efficient and cost-effec- tive means of raising cap- ital;' reports David Leith, managing director of CIBC World Markets. "Pooled financing will also permit school boards with smaller capital re- quirements to benefit from the liquidity of larg- er transactions" Meanwhile, David Visser, superintendent of business for the Durham Catholic District School Board, told trustees re- cently the board will ben- efit from the consortium for years to come and its participation will result in significant savings. Celebrates 25 Years accommodate community growth. Presently the church is averaging just under 600 in worship attendance. "We are still commit- ted to our original purpos- t5 as a church," says Faith Way Pastor, Greg Baker. "The Bible provides the only solid foundation to build one's life upon, and we major on teaching and preaching the Bible at our church. Families from all across Durham attend our services. From one family 25 years ago to near- ly 600 people today, God has grown this church!" Faith Way Baptist Church is known through- out Durham for its commu- nity outreach. For 25 years bus service has been pro- vided for boys and girls to attend Sunday school at the church. An extensive world missions program also sets the church apart. Presently 119 missionary families are financially supported in many coun- tries around the world. Believing strongly in Christian education, the church has operated a Christian school since 1976. In 1983, a four year Bible A.1. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo Festival of tees... and fun ! Gloria Afenele.v t% as quite Kapp% ro vc•r pro/Cs- FridcrN. Student.v turned out to see the trees set sionally decoratc•,l 'r( is .%rth 'r II„t', tnlrr;r. rrr,r n rrt t!r< /e,c111rl,d 1'rccs in %t1flOon. ,r from E.B. Ph m i Dr. Greg Baker Pastor 1987 - present college was added. Presently students are attending Faith Way College from every Canadian province (except PEI), as well as the states of Michigan and Minnesota. Over 100 Faith Way College graduates are involved in Christian ministry across Canada, the USA, and in Bolivia, Ireland and Russia. Special silver anniver- sary services will be held Sunday, December 5, at 10•.30 a.m. Pastor Baker will lead the service with founding pastor Bob Kirkland participating. Local political figures Steve Parish, Roger Anderson, Janet Ecker and Dan McTeague will be in atten- dance. r NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, November 30,1999 PAGE 13 AOP A GREAT CHURCH AT TAUNTON ROAD & SALEM -AJAX ORIGINAL BUILDING ffmwkxky Pubic Wool) FIRST BUILDING PROJECT - 1989 IF.lkl7rli SECOND BUILDING PROJECT - 1994 110f You've Never Been So Loved MEN" BUILDING LIVES ON THE WORD OF 'GOD PHASE THREE FINISHED - 1997 BAPTIST !CHURCH SINCE 1900, DR. GREG BAKER HAS SERVED AT FUTHWAY. PASTOR BAKER IS PICTURED WITH HIS WIFE, MELISSA, AND DAUGHTERS, ALLISON AND CHRISTI -AN 1r P PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER, TUESDAY EDITION, November 30, 1999 Sports &LE.isURE IM1' E \1 ADVERTISER N Losses mount for Panthers f Pickering juniors drop contests to Markham, St. Mike's BY AL RIVE.7T Sports Editor PICKERING —Two week- end games and two losses... and so it goes for the Pickering Boyer Pontiac Panthers. The Panthers finished off an- other winless weekend by los- ing at home Sunday night to the St. Michael's Buzzers 6-3. Pick- ering started the weekend by dropping a 5-3 decision to the Waxers in Markham Friday night. The upshot is the Panthers are on a four -game winless skid and, with the weekend losses, are pushed deeper into the cellar of the OHA Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey League's South Conference with a woeful mark of 4-19-4 for 12 points. The common denominator in the losses of late is the team's penchant for going into a sec- ond -period funk. And, they did it again in both the Markham and St. Mike's defeats, allowing the opposition to all but put the game away with costly lapses in the middle stanza. "The second period is killing us every night;" says Panthers' head coach Brian Blad. In the loss to St. Mike's, the Panthers outplayed their oppo- nents for 50 minutes, but in a 10 -minute span in the second stanza, coughed up four unan- swered St. Michael's goals. Blad put the blame on poor de- fensive zone coverage, with Buzzers players buzzing the front of the net. "We were sloppy defensively in the second period:' notes Blad. "On all four of those goals. (goalie Mike) Andreoff made the first save and the de- fenceman didn't pick up sticks and that's where the goals came from. They were leaving guys alone in front of the net instead of knocking them on their butts." John Buscema scored twice for the Panthers and Brent Chandler recorded the other goal. In the Markham loss, undis- Ede Eder view fgvoriteis .,loots `iii Address ,�-1 h1tp i.vww durham net/ -- z- ciplined penalties in the second period allowed the hosts to score three times to take a com- manding 4-1 lead into the final 20 minutes. Pickering outscored Markham 2-1 in the third period but by that point the damage had already been done. Pickering scoring informa- tion wasn't available. The Panthers next home game is against the Vaughan Vipers at the Pickering Recre- ation Complex on Friday, Dec. 3 at 7:30 p.m. The Panthers host the rival Ajax Axemen on Mon- day. Dec. 6 at 9:30 p.m. PANTHERS' POST- SCRIPT: The Panthers wcl- cumed Nick Ricca to the orga- nization as an assistant coach. Ricca has been involved with a hockey school for the past four years. He played junior 'A' hockey with the Cornwall Roy- als ... kyle Aitken missed Sun- day's game with a rib injury. He's expected back in the line- up for Friday's game against Vaughan. 'FOTUNA www�tnCanlp�ten.a� ganw .durhom.net Go there nowt J. vtsitws Since ur Sept. 1, 1996 Lifetime Free Internet Access Draw #11 - MInner wW be selected from existing dient base. ` Draw #2 - Winner will be selected from New Clients activating with Durham Net from Nov. 28 to Dec. 31/99 No fd m= Timm to Join Than Now M co co 00 cfl G1:3 i -r Cis 4-1O cri a.� w 0 3 1 9 9 9 Clean V pion Cleaning Supplies • Citrus Kleen - Cleaner/Degreaser 4 Litres ... $15.99 Bu 1 • Pine Disinfectant 1 Litre ................................$ 4.99 1 • Floor Wax Remover 4 Litres..........................$15.99 Get 1 • Dish Clean 4 Litres..........................................s 9.99 FREE • Tool Bits Phillips#2........................................$ 0.49 J13S 860 Brock Rd. S. Unit # 13 INDUSTRIES (905) 837-8205 Come to our Open House ... something for everyone. Durhani College Skills Training Centre in Uliaby is hosting an Open House offering sonw-thing of interest to rvrryonr. Wforrnation se-mions will be available in Apprenarcesbip Training, Microsoft Project Management Pmfesskmal Certf kation, Schneiders Electric (Energy Management Solutions). Tours and demonstrations will be featured from the following pro - grand: Automotive Service Tecbrrician, Electrical Tecbmiques, Gas Technician I!, Heathe Ventilation & Air Conditioning Tecbrriques, Industrial Maintenance Teebniques, Macbimag Techniques, Welder - FiUrr Tecbaiques, Fine & Emergency Services, Microsoft User Specialist, Microsoft Solution Developer and Microsoft Cersijted Systems Engineer. Conic out and discover the wide range of upportunuira offered right here in our own region. .loin us... Thursday, December 9, 1999 • 5:30 - 9:00 pm Skills Training Centre in Whitby 1610 CYanplain Ave- rNtittiy (jut oft Hwy. 401 at Tttidt no" cans out and visit us on Cal today for mom Thursday, Decambw 9. arfornation at Lots to seal 741-3300. University Centre at Durham warranty ' • yew stain •installed 22Syd. •tn �Syearsain warr mty $2&9T •S)stain warranty ` 2 S •installed it 120 Hunt St. jyax 11atltrtalwftalttasUatttttatr! ► 683-6126 Strong goaltending leads atom Raiders The Ajax -Pickering Raiders major atom `AAA' rep hockey team continues to play above the .500 mark in Eastern Ontario league play, posting a 5-3 record in its last eight regular -season contests. The Raiders now boast a league record of 8-5. In their most recent tilt, the Raiders edged the Markham Waxers 2-1 behind the outstanding goaltending of starter David Blair. Brent Tamane and Ben Sawyer scored the Ajax -Pickering goals, assisted by Kyle Speers, Robert Bentley and Chris Chappell. Peterborough scored two third -period goals to hand Ajax -Pickering a 2-0 loss. Raiders' goaltender Christian Gaudette turned in a fine effort. The Raiders blasted Barrie 6-1. The visi- tors scored one on goaltender Blair in the first period, but it was all Ajax -Pickering from that point on. Chappell scored twice to pace the Raiders, Kyle Neadles, Tim Coop- er, Speers and Tamane notched one apiece. Assisting were Bentley with two, Brent Shearer, Michael Broaderip, Brian Darlow, Chappell, Sawyer, Tamane and Speers, all with one. Sparked by a two -goal effort by Tamane. Ajax -Pickering downed Markham 5-3. Also scoring for the Raiders were Neadles,.Bent- ley and Chappell. Drawing assists were Bentley with two, Speers. Tamane and An- drew Wilkins with one each. Gaudette earned the win in net. The Ajax -Pickering atoms were beaten by Barrie 6-1. Wilkins scored the Ione goal MEM PAVENIUM TUEs 0M Eof M 1110%va W 3k IM POM 15 M for the Raiders, assisted by Bentley and Tamane. Gaudette provided shutout goaltending to lead the Raiders to a 2-0 win over the York- Simcoe Express. Chappell and Tamane con- nected for goals for Ajax -Pickering. Bentley drew an assist. The Richmond Hill Stars doubled the score on the Raiders 4-2. Bentley scored both Raiders' goals in the loss. Tamane and Chappell drew assists. The atom Raiders preyed on the North- Central Predators 4-2. Chappell notched a natural hat trick to pace the Ajax -Pickering attack. Sawyer recorded the other Raiders' tally. Assisting were Sawyer and Tamane with two each, Cooper, Kyle Van de Bospoort and Chappell with one apiece. Mark Burnett was also steady on the blue line during the eight -game stretch. gipping Bridal Event 2000 683-5110 • Chris • -Ext. 228 AR PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, Noviembefr 30,1999 THE UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE To Place Your Ad Call., AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER Uxbrddge: 852-9741 19AASSIFIElb Port Perry: 985-2511 Training s EducationNr 11 eM..rs 11 ear..ra 1 1 eareus �1-Gerwal Help 1 Genas "Mfg 1 Gtrn" H.q 1 G-" HHp 1 Genual Htlp 1 oma HtMp WEGU CANADA Inc. 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East Ajax, Ont. L1Z 1E5 Att: Ian McDowell J APPLY TODAY. -WORK TOMORRot We have 48 Job Vacancies in Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa. General Labour Assembly AN Shift) Bring your void cheque for direct deposit ADEPT PERSONNEL li 15 Harwood Ave. S., THE FUTURE o"s is those ,Mho are r'bared or amu Those whopare tocusild and to those who are femucaby Skilled Net aCom twig MCSVLotus Nota. Ostabaee aceslop Oral New meld web design and ArAaad. sottvrare iksrgn and programming. rrwlcm as- srslanCe may be available 10 Wpbk students . Cal Durham Business Computer Cortege (905427-3010 A WIM START to Year 2 000' 'kwest m yourself win trawring 0'Microsoft Cern-d Sys- Mms Enggr1nor. 'Microsoft Cenrhed Solution Developer, MOUS- Word, Excel Power - Pont. Access'. 'A. Computer j:=r 'P ct Manage- . or 'Cal CeMW tra nn0. E I funding avalabile to etose Vstarts �SMJurtu y C2ol�eoe 721-3310 or 1-500.516- 15. THE MIL STATION Career Traning Ceder. 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Experience preferred MotMn person with resume Fdzncnard Pub in ostmu. way CONKER CMDAIIY requires Drivers wo van ale can We pay up to 70% on b cal and out or town dtlnenes. Cali now (905) 427-BD93. CASMI MA*d researctws bobN for people to give opinions n tonus group. N you would Moe cash for your opin, ion please rice)) (905)866.7421. COUNTER KELP, Pan -lime, for country Style Donuts in Allot. Wank every Saturday bom 11:00a.m. to 11:00p.m. Cal 427 -OW before noon. lml@ i ON GUARD re- quires part -Male paNlirq at- kmdauts, cull-tihne�part bane aperlerl . security otfloeIs. Pay, sb-S16.50car a must. rikrq b fraud. Silas: Scar - Toronto. Etobcoke. Fax resueM 905 4201867 or rale fbr appoil.1 only 905- 427-7863 NU General Help EARN S20C 5300 550(1 or more per week. assembling products in the comfort of Vow ow, home. Send a self- aridreSsed samped�vebpe o 0 P H 6-24M Oun6Ns Si. W, Suite 541, Ref 636. Mis- mulaga Ort. 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From $7.50 to t9.D0 per hr. t11le wN Kle irler- vklrirng al tln Odlaw Civic Aadserwm o Thomtm Rad AW Ota go Every Tuts and Tftus. 9 30 a m.. 2 p.m. CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES It there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a Fist of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are taxed direct hr to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. Is looking for reliable people to insert and deliver papers and flyers door to door every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday in the Pickering area. Deliveries must be completed by 6:00pm. Must have a vehicle. For more information call 905-683-5117 PAUL SHANNON CATERERS Job Fair at Skylott Saturday, December 4/99 10 a.m.-3pAL *Line cooks'Caslfiers'dartaldsrser9ait )fait Paut/Full-Tlttee Positloes 722 Chalk Lake Rid., W. UelwidDe Is currently accepting applications for the following positions: FnU-time & Part -Time LDM COORS Fon & Part -Time WAIT STAFF Previous experience would be esti asset. Fill out application at: 1400 Early SL, Pickering, Ontario 50 FULL do PART TIME SECURITY OFFICERS Required for permanent ass . me is Applicants must be willing to work various hours, evenings, weeicands and holidays.. We are looking for weU groomed, mature persotts wid► exeellefirt communication skills (written and verbal). Previous security ex- perierkee and Ist aid and CPR certificates an asset- Mum have reliable knout ertadim Law and seauittyStraderris welcome. ly at Ontario Gupard Services (Durham) Inc. 124 Wilson Rd. South, Oshawa), Ontaido L1H 60 Minim. D 2Nya. eelert `l°worl for full plawor °fnai"it an qo Mr* StrBdt. Wry or IU( NEWS ADVERTISER UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE C A111111,► Ain 324 Tin■1e St. x. PART TRUE STYLISTS for bus)( nlonN WMd in Odw wa And wlitby. Ele" ootoblkapo "MCAN p�ieryl At !0& 723-7�3 THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking for Kids to deliver papers and flyers door to door four times a week by 6:00 PM. in their neighborhoods. call 905-683-5117 If you: are too young to retire a stay-at-home parent are friendly, cheerful, good with children enjoy driving & have a clean driving record are looking for part-time work... Then driving a school bus may be for you! WE PROVIDE COMPLETE NO COST TRAINING Crime in person to our Sunderland office at 516 Hwy 12 ()T phone 1-800-8119-9491 for more information. I UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE I requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers twice a week in the following areas: UXBRIDGE Main St. N. Brock St. Bristol Pond Bristol Sands Crs. Alta Rd. Heritage Hills Silversprings Crs. Hillbome Crt. Also Adult Carrier for walk & drive routes needed CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 News Advertiser is seeking contractor to deliver to rural areas in Pickering. Work consists of collation and distribution of papers and flyers. Four days a week. Must have vehicle. Please contact Camille at 683-5117 LRIE.W Superwriendem couple repaired for 27 sent DlMdirips IocaNO n Sor101111 11" Osta- w Eliperwelce required in maintenance and mafaw merK. Prefer irwdele aped o retired. healthy coilDk. must be able to penorm plysical work Please tax resuWas to (905)623-2257. Only mantled br mapp wN be cmtxw LOOM FOR sono Plow Drives. Opr ratans ant side- wwleyellyfa1ic10Yele10 ill Nr Pkim (SOWAc arse. TdplMle NEONANKAANW- Used car 10 1 wo own tom Knowlerip d s� y sMndNds an MSKSalery4 off ' on. ALSSO: L� el- n6windlot car ftww. , _211199. IRGnen adM divers restime Odomb 676 iBMoe Re. 5. RENSTE CRANIUM rr oft dart -door amassers In your ars.Great 0014 3. Cal Shorn 1 77-207- VMR G1RFF�in Pam Sr"7 ft*Spatpid�"r MOM hla.Wp*Mmmt cd 4M -0069 - NONE WORKERS NEEDED.)) assembkrp our products. War for Stay at home moms arw stfula". start imme- "ely. For bee kilo. par age fall 24 his. 10-11m 1-588- 771-7409. Silted Help OWN BUSINESS - a second income - No Investment Help People 8 Earn Exceptional S$S1 Call 905-686-8090 between 12p m -3p m M -F WANT A RAISESS it you are a responside kne cook, we'll pay Drop resume to Banshee LOOKING FOR day/evening receptionist with good rope skills. Houny plus commis- sion. E derlce not neces- sary II train. Telephone t9G5) 537-0655. 1416) 806- 7160. Tiger Kims Mania) Arts Academy 1 sure Iretb / Aoent4 MARKETING ASSOCIATE re- quired by Mernll Lynch finan- cial Consultants in Alas. For detailphase call Andy Silver- man (9051428-5468. PRRT TIME SALES HELP Re- quired Experience an asset. but not necessary. Apply in person with resume to The Wallpaper Centre Ltd. 1652 Bayly St. W. Pickering SALES PROFESSIONAL -use your Skills to Markel new concept for the provision of affordable legal services in Canada Sandra. 905-839- 4323 Cocktail Bar and Deli, comer SALESPERSONS required for of Taunton and Simco. sales o1 Boats and Camper trailers . Full time a pan time Please HELEN'S Home Services ° nd resumetoavailable opt. =world wane a RV Cugre. 7725 Saldrmi St Hiring cleaning N Brooklin. Ont. LOB 1CO) All eople for apr tons kept m con- lMe i:luse cleaning. skaed Im Call 427-4385 Nell ARCHITECTURAL MILLWORK paw Bus. I"m requires SHOP FINISH- ER Please tae resume to 905- 983-9714 MINGLES POTATO CHIPS hStnDutorsMps pang fast. for MECHANICS -CLASS A fuN- t the 5lNrlg pda10 rlxp time. 5 day week Must nave expernenre For inaldr DR and everh1011C5f D W no auto center m Oshawa Fax Otperlence M om 590-0346 or cal Richard 4905 boas - you decide the hours 729.V21 Mm invest $16.800 Can 1- 800-336-4296 ELECTRICIANS licensed or 016ce apprentices commerela69n- 1 dustrW Fax resume to '9051455.9991 EXPERIENCED INCOME TAX EXPERIENCED PET groomer preparers or bookkeepers for required immediately for busy national tax service company salon. MUST have ex pen - opening new office in Alax eia. Contact Kim 623.860, Fax resume to 905426 -Ma FULLY EI(PEIUENCE. F LEGAL SECRETARY egoed to till maternity leave at es- labbsned Whillby Kum. hours are Monday ro Frithly. 9 to 5 Real estate experience re- quired. also diners' licavoe aria car. Fax resume b 905- 566.3233 Skilled Help rarner required Must oe reliable Wages negotiable $16 . per hour Atter 6 pm 905-242- 4432 LICENSED NEATMG A A/C helper regwred Erpeneme and drivers "Cense an awl UK resume to 90$.655-4562 10 Skilled Help BUSKRO junior Service Technician Buskro Limited is a world leader in the design and manufacture of high speed digital printing equipment and requires a junior service technician to provide product support. The ideal candidate has 2-3 years related experience and possesses an engineering degree or an electro -mechanical college diploma, also required arc excellent interpersonal and computer skills. Administrative Manger Buskro Ltd. Pickering, Ontario Fax (905)839-602.3 TIWs:Y DBPOR? DEALER huts tiaraMt/liste opexiwas for tiro foilloti im positrons: Claes A Mechanic With clean air test &P eerttrrc ifwAbm prefed. Flat rate posibm. for bop do0ar pay. Clsss A Metdtanic AU makes & model experience for used ar department. Salary position. Clean aur & repair Cal0 atibn preferred. Meduniet Helper With powntud for IT-rttioeship P°uion. SallarY pddmon. F.xcdlad Bealefft Package Mail in resume to: File# 450 P.O. Box 486 65 Farewell St... ' Oshawa, Ont. LM 11112 ffpff SWNad H6111D • w+dab1 /irticlN wAnMd 1 ArtldN waFtMd GENERAL CONMCION REASONABLE BUT GOOD.w.. yrsexp. ICS daycare flat Hot lunch, snacks, hnced looking for an experienced Daycare includes works, fun, HIGHLAND DANCERS construdion superkMerndent to oversee construction of in- Healthy menu. FR a PR available. For more details AND PIPERS OustnaUcommerdal buildings. call905.428.56a. epptt . Holiday & RV Colemre, 7725 Baldwin St. Must be able to read blue- N. Brooklin. Om. LOB 1CO) NI Can trade Kilts, Outfits, Bagpipes, etc. pointsPlease fa of resume to: P0. Box 246. MRWby Ornt., est lax to(905)868 SOUTH AJAX, ECE will pro - vide warm nurturing learning or leave on consign fatelit at or LIN6441 environment, Irregular hours Mon THE WEE TARTAN SHOP mediatelly for established metal fabricator in Ape Must -Fri 7am-7pm. NegOti- be fully conversaq with Blue- HVAC Helper rcjui,ad. Fax able. 12 years expehence. R� races. Call (905)427- Z21 Queen St Port Perry resume t0 905 619-0010. 1 or tall Stewart 955-6573 HVAC SERYN:E techrliciarl re- WESTNEY/Raa aM,rcliade quired for residential and commercial work. Top wages babysitter available with 13 h 13 and Minimum gas yrsexp. ICS daycare flat Hot lunch, snacks, hnced 2 withs. filler 2 with refrboeratkon ex 905-579-5616. crop yard, babies welcome, reter- penence. enCes, receipts 427-4937. PARTS A ACCESSORIES Salesperson rejoined Please wNfTFf RD/I01. Daycare to (Personnel send resume soon l available. 12 years ez ri- ence, secure happy homepen- epptt . Holiday & RV Colemre, 7725 Baldwin St. Non-smoking, no N. Brooklin. Om. LOB 1CO) NI Pets,vironinfat.nts (906)831-1605 welcome Call ap0liCations kept in con- drips. 10.10 Cana. fidence • • Free PLATE FITTER required int• Trude mediatelly for established metal fabricator in Ape Must ALL SIZES shapes and co - be fully conversaq with Blue- lours Family moving. Cats tree to good homes. 905.665- pnnts and work with minimum 1364 supervision Fax resume to: 905-42&6933. 1 PLuNKRS/APPREIMCES. Frewood full time a part time positions avajo le with expanding me- KOZY HEAT FIREWOOD, ex- chanity contracting compa- cellent very blest quality hartl- ith try, experience wcomma r• wood, guaranteed extra long time fully seasoned. cut b coal service and retrofits. and HVAC an asset. Split Honest measurement. FaxSprresume b905-420.5040. Fax re free delivery. 905.753.2246 SHEET METAL MECHANIC for ABSOLUTELY THE BEST - top Dench work required Min 5 quality seasoned hardwood. Serving Pickering Ajax. Whtt- yearsexperience. License not required. Full benelitS. and Oshawa. Call 905.579.6616 onto DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-5278 WINDOW a DOOR INSTALL- INNOw00D/SOFTw000 ERS, local home improve- merit cpmparry mjuirc juah broken skids for firewood. had tTruckmilliliMust lave Pickup or delivery available 9 Ixeak. tri# a tads. d 91)5- t341� tntfer) Call 905- 623-04" or ax 91)5.623- 11 P1 Gierry Dklktq 5uee. 92 triad DeOenaM takM. a 0445 LAKERIDGE FARM FINE. WOOD the best quality wood. 1� seasoned cwspivalrvered Oascoum for pickup Serving CARDIAC REHAB Complete Pickering. Alax. Wtutby. staff needed for new program_ Oshawa Courtice Call ary- Send hard-vwiven application bank 905.427-1734. m Resume Or ula w rgava, 372 *ng street W.. Oshawa L1J 2.19 1OA - Full trim oral surgery. S10-$14/nr, needs cer, mail resume to DR. S. Ftnknch. 40 KING ST. W SUITEOW2. OSHAWA, L 1 H 1M DENTAL RECEPYXMT / AS- SISTANT - Required tot Satur- days and occasional even- ings Please ON (905) 721- 2100 Oetwteen 10 a.m. and 4 p m.. Malay - Frd". BURMAN DENTAL PLACE- MENT AGENCY accepting 'esumes from hygiernNtt, as- sistants. reapuorusts for purnJferrp. pluenter" Now also pacing denI ant spe- aalisK n Durham and sur- f R N fol, O areas rid. Toronto. Fax resume to Ark 9 (905) 404-0396 or call (905) 404- 2511 FULL TIME MIAFAL%MT re- quired for Shopper's Drug Mart in Oshawa Exalkm wages and berie0ts Zama experience rpuw� Pit= CA (905) 579-%57 57 a to re- sume to: (905) 579.5929. MEDICAL SECRETARY. tug lime for surgeon's office. Previous experience - OHIP billing. O.R. saMOWNq a computer knowledge is ,w guired. Fax resume by Dec. 3/ 99 to 905-5711.5266 Only now 6elltelled Ice an nferrkw not be ColntiCed. OPTOMETRIST ReaptiorksU Assistant required imme- diately TNN -None for materrl1MMyly leave positI in SCarboloLvh office. Fax resume to 416 439 -MI. Ontario Firewood Dry cut 6 split hardwood 4xBxl2' $60 4406' $65 Free delivery, to Oshawa area. Call 1-!06-718-933! Visa Accepted 1 Bergin cow ANI HOCKEY TABLE. 3 12 .7 It less than 3 years oil $150 or test oiler Boys 2P ROW bike, excesirm condition. $75 or bat offer (905) $37-9509 ELECTRIC RANGE Kenmore Speaai Edition. sen clean oven. baa on aknorid. 2 torn aid. w new $425 (905) 427- 0445 LAW PAAROTT rage. 5 x 6 Asking $250 o It o. Call 905- 852.2391 SOFA BED. queen. good con- dotran, solid construction, $350 o b.o 905.837.8994 SONY CO CM STEOEO. 2- 1T. 400 well Kenwood Wol- ds. 2 speaker boxes. 2 Kell- wood dashboard speakers. Legacy 200 watt amp LtgalY 10 band ED and 2 cots. $300 Black metal frame bunkbed. sugk over double. $100 Cal (9pb) 721.124. Two 1NNIG Chan. velvet, ex- celkm condition. Sunderland 705-357.3327. 8fair Sob Atlkfe• 1988 UAWMM 3 •RENAB ONTES,' PPOWT H: MO1aW $sog.P 6 - Morison 004" m ser sm. 986-0638 atAjax.- SeaOnes P Raw C111- m. w m enta. GnO M wtlCome to apply. Pliant • 411598 4000 190 Pottrk Ndy 100. 2 up Ext 13. Fax (41W5863963. scat. now WMdn and sOspal- Dellbrooll a Blau. 16 yyeeaMhs sm. vay good eocdi M, as" • 1 6500 flaw rano, door clean car. excellent. 120 SM. Call 579-3371. NANNY E70'Mi O, kit- 2 own GOLD diamond out for MW and 2 yr OWWag drips. 10.10 Cana. Picherho Must be non, 5oBFM 016iF11 pool, bed - SIM spited. Ise prarStd as56e00 asMinO am 53800. Cab Oatnis 915'06M. PMT Tm Child care pro- 2 -WAY Moa sain a Sam eider for 3 yr. and 7 as" ice. Durham wide cove" Olds n our peak•. Lida hot= ttartktg O $19.95Isonel. Cal abort- Sancta 905- T� W1#6 s a (905)VA- 9keepoing 11 Ford Aawoola►ABt'SPoar 1admmrr Da1Mia 3r SONY Tr a Stand• never a Audebe used. Paid $1.800 Mum Used once, originally $650 51200. REt3 M apt eel - MYCARE AUARE. Mat. soot tovassat. nd;W ;Nft day -Friday, 3 monis 4yttats. Magri -Say prDWJD s. newer Dellbrooll a Blau. 16 yyeeaMhs used. Paid $4,500 MAW4 TECHNIQUE 61 disc experience. TENDER L0VUI6 5278 Ask for Oft (90)W- $1.500. door clean car. excellent. 120 ay used. Paid $1.800 askask- DAYON "=imp a at Jif =_51,000. CNY (7051786 tested $8.950 or best offer. NC excellent stupe. 222.000 P / CsNMrsoLsa 5oBFM 016iF11 pool, bed - Play mom. 1Mlnped Itself, ECS. trairned. mom sole Om splen arBm- 6 months allies RILS. area, 905.420.8676. petlk mafrai, new. $2.500 new, Eve PIG ma Nub / Raw: a bat ulfee 96 $.7007-5514 Troy. Loving daycare: 15 MOM 10 . 1fer Y OtAMtps backlmm circ paA). jokilw Irou151opoorKttt 6 mouth 905.728-9830. nttw' $15,000 Ikces w Ad, Ford Aawoola►ABt'SPoar 1admmrr C.P.R. IalrNad Non SmOokimg. mellpts. 905.42/- rims. 150.OMM $5900- 1244. (905)967-1005. NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, November 30,1999 PAGE 17 ATP chrbmTree t tC treeete 1 1 flenrl a 1 1 S R M fw I,ND 4.9 Choose & Cut from 20,000 y �0 FRASER FIR "King of Christmas Trees" CRAFT BARN WAGON RIDES 9FP Weekends 9:0+0 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. turn' j1 /Y1LlY 1 J - tLJl11f 33 & 77 Falby Crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apts. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: http: / / windjammer-webj.mp.c.m ArUSo a An we r Junction Aurora Rd. & Durham Rd. 30 ' sy. - 1 So* (905) 473-3410 (10 Minutes East of 404) 1 Milhiw 1 WheN Drive A FITNESS strider whndeo. HANK'S ArPLUUPCES Parts/ Sete sound, running boards. V6. Used once, originally $650 Sales/Service. Weekend salt Lers. mint condition. $6.600 emi3 t tested 220.000 asking 5350: Roland EP3 dip- tat electric piano with stand No GST. -MWW washer/dry. er 5yrs.. Only $599.. G.E. • 1 Arts a ACraft • 1 Aria i CrsRs 5350. Call 905-261-9949 washer/dryer, scraidVdem. door clean car. excellent. 120 1992 FORD AEROSTAR XL. LEATHER JACKETS, up to i/ $699/Dr.. G.E Indge/stove, 6Yrs. 5599. Whim". trinadgpee tested $8.950 or best offer. NC excellent stupe. 222.000 2 price. leather purses from $999. luggage from $19.99, 6yrs . Irosi-free white. $399 1997 DODGE STRATUS ex- fires Asking $4.399 leather wallets from $699 Everythin0 Must Go! Family 01 Washers. S150/up Dryers eledrid s) $150/ Large selection wash twined. 100.000 km Loaded - B -++ - tl Leather.Points Mall Dsiu• Maytag - • 905.728-9830. hers 5449- EkctnGgas 8 AN1Mae r ' wa. Stoves $99/up. Large Wec- DONEV ANNOUNCING NEW lower tion refrigerators $149/up COLLEGIATE price on mini dish satellites. Only $199 atter rebates or 426. Too may to list• come visa our showroom today. . CRAFT SHOW lease for $1249 monthly. SimcOe St.S (905)728-4043 116nap 4• i S` F Programming from $8.95 mornthy 14 years experience. IIABDw000 F10011BG 10 a.m �:3a) pan. (905A55-3661. 3-1/4- x 314• TdG Birch union- iShed $2 50/sq.tt . Birch pre- Dr. F.J. Donavan CollegiateAPPLIANCES: ref ngerator 2 tirilShed f4/sq n Also qn a He to V at OM in Dahl door frost tree deluxe stove- flooring Call Doug (905)649- 11 P1 Gierry Dklktq 5uee. 92 triad DeOenaM takM. a Warteh for matchoriq heavy duty washer 15M AdtttisNfgn siyni! a dryer $675 all - wo sepa- rate Also Kenmore washer NONE THEATRE SYSTEMS 1.00 436-01880. P.S. Sana Slmps ltrigi'& for huge aviysMI Used 2 years $250 Pickering JVC HI END Dolby Digital AP Receivers 500 -watt including 1!!B 1 dr, 3.1 cep. I= 1992 Gid Prix. 4 dr. to 427-2415 a borne to 4T9 15 or o Ba* St Eat Apx a MUR- 416-822-9369 Multiple CO Double Cassette ' 3.1 cep. 55200: 1991 Grand TP. WHITE CRIB $100 firm. 5 -speakers. renal 2.440 3- TREAOW L. MovMk m- ambalt am Necyck type POW polar, OerA. tan a vette ug. KedrOM aha Caf (905)655-4759 snp packages your choice, Liqui- • • • • • • • W5.il 9U5 435 0315. RnwlaQ dation Price 956 52 . ax. from 09: OuunS from $129. Dekou Slur110er Pedfc poen BRUNSWICK ANNIVERSARY Pod able. 12'x 6 4 Do state. Hurry for best selection Oshawa Stereo (905) 579- 1 Aiticlee fir • 1 excellent condition. $2.500 0693. Sad DOW" plus the COSI of moving. (905)987.1445 MENS S)Rii ant sw 00- WOODWORKERS LUBBER ALL TERRAIN RETRIEVERS a waranly qe Doug els. t00s of nems, marry Pained. rough, pne. oak cherry maple 26 sPUM presents puppies for sale CKC Registered. mn- CARPET USED (Hoteerwg Large cull for $10 Don't mKs kbvInq location._ stork up"' pocrkppedfirst shpts. do - Snr dhflerernt colours. 45e7squire tool. 705-745- Rugged out! YKd Rugged Replays. (905) 957-4217 wormed. ckwcaws removed. 4044, Marl Sam-5pm. Sat- Whattly.404-2063. w000wORKING equipment hips a eyes guar~2 ur0ay gam -noon or leave ONE - 1999 - 5 x 4 Monarch Braver tablesaw M. Bea- y� $700 905-5794157 mesw irngahon pump wen Cum- mrigs diesel 59.400 Cale ver wood effles Deaver � Lavoy CARPETS - lots d carptt. (6/3)332J18tt dnl press $250. Dila poa $275. Dept shaper 5250 kDrale # a* Was% nylon. new son re - cut carpets Cif IsMam. 1 A PELLE7T STOVE. Vermont beaver bb*- $300 JUST M TM* or ±hnstmas i carpet 3 rnooms. Prim Casting enamel Top of pale (905)725.5650 Handsome wearllrg bay aryl' premium fin' Excellent cgnd blim 51500. Also Mevrpo0 (Uxbridge) 905 RECOMOITIOBD FNOCES P D A CDIL afogde weadrq nwm donkey Jack 80led x expert tr nnsWabon, tut ddiv- •ry. het estmufes (30 yodel 852-43M as + uGD. recoMrhond rag a 312 up up MCNOWOW patter did nK. parted la Noniron trb6-2314 PIANO TECNBCIM &VA%ok rs ft25/ . tp. rtcpgr nobtytell, 705.357.2725 CARPETS SALE a HMD- for tumng. repairs and prt- boom wasim $199 ' up. rww Amomak bMe 1 WOOD FLOORING: carpet 3 MOM& ConsdtyrOn can al and rwasti-cora can aper. ciao n old dryers a fair $of rooms $339 130 sq yd) len- mikes a ttnOO•II Also recon- aborad parvus for sok. Cal low ices New upon rota 1915 Bute PARK AVT.. duan carpet. primum pad and ifKtytarOn. Fret esti- Birt a 905427.7631 es s Indigoes 5460 arm up. new 310'power ,�!� With clock am wwrldDw steentig, power brakes windows. lift. cruise. nils. Carpel mpaIns. Sere PIAIIOJBEMGl.S1.399. 10 • +'•r' 24• ring- '^tenor $1.995 u K. ng Durnam and strrroelnanng metal dbpSaw $150. An a and 24' frost true fridges eltpinOnle 19051 721-22$32 area Credit Cans Accepted tique sewing madwre. now ava"W Wde selecMon Call Sam 905.666-1772 $150 Antique wood clot d Omer new and recarmi 1915 CUTLASS SUMIENE- CARPET AIM VINYL - Carpet $250. 18' S$dtittwM cad S�s Cal us Lowered metallic green sun - three rooms 30 square yards. $699 Antique Wtele. 5250. Prokssaps fnor buffer MOD a Sala. Suva, Parts 154 Foot. taped. Walther docket snK. NiUner S1•tMg wlhed from 5329 uaat•d- I olds cls- tuwre yaw first gkrpk up b (90505-'4136 Bruce St Osta+o(905) 576- 7Nt wet sill wwwrlurnrn Cana ane runt. low pool 10% Customer satrstactorn mall co nsaomimm ora. Da Ge" stripe' Ran Ouaranti44 Cal Mike ro you free awrim. 905-431-4040 �TM CLOCKS Specials on aX 0o- AACIM AV sad x� $7300. a" nos and keyboards Huge se- �' 41itlQoQKJ go sell Char PHONE: Clear. flow d new ant o6•d 0o- $3000 n rhms old ens, strong 1 Charger and car adapfer. 1 � New MUM Dannbs horror ANTIOIIES7Aae•hnyl Ad- rdiyW motor. twwer seen Y ear dd 435 366a evwry $795 tong up Rem to awn. 100% MA ways valuable. USUOY slow, new slnNptrwon. GNP TRICK. 2 iytn. fudge. of al moat paymtrns appy Also a Mop stkc- tree! Purchasing aArpm. a- tan Nson ne ante- cont- less dn0er the Hood.) 431-0743 a (705) 653 hot water. paler, a iiMneh, at grandt~ docks from am n0 low b out Con- sm $12.500 ON Call permits $995 ad up. Cal TELEP PIA sa0en4). CON•pNM Of ant 705-2n-3250 (SM) W 433.1491 son. quameara or srNat an- Ins BNNIB PIRA. new mo - 10na Herds. SOtnd rawest 'd for summer .9e T -tops. COW TER FACTORY PLAYER PIANO made early cab 17 tory b m- oto Phase rsN Kowot T. Amazing / yr no 1900s by Lonsdale Pwq Co- w Co t-0aka to aB OuerMs Ebben (9 5)5 19061579.6737Isnp1 Nwk ptynlents men $t (pact Toronto Far ink. Bowers Ar firookkn. 400 Wu loaned. prmler. working order $2.000 o b o r Omarq (9p5)655 -80t9 or 1989 CHEW CWALEM. 4 muitor. Internet. School arm 666-3819 ant 600 (905)242-0880. cyl. ciao. lrgnwafi mileage. mon. Free warmer. ddlvuy $1500 a 0 0. CALL 434-34W and setup 1.600-515 5545 POOL 181M.E 4'xS', 314' slate. GNLDIIEIrS BOOKS Needed 19" MERCURY COUGAR. COMUNA SPECIALS, Inter- compile wacamorlas. Aust see. a gnat Christian Graft 1-8 reading books needed for nornhon to a doss back wall tin. yumuwm rims, Loaded with sunroof. net starter system SM Loaded can' 51,000 080 Cao 661- 5327 6 w a group hmn World be Ikn to Iacal mrti, start. , -,*' , cod- P~ $749 arta p m pick-up in an 6BbUse cm. NW. 190km. $1.900 Call 434- 40OMHZ system. Suwt-41 f6ee lout love ttoug A=906.42Pdtt3 biRyd tables sate Call WANTED e924 (srol �1�°t yrs. �Le$f TICkBts' $IBB EAGLE TALOM. whole. WENT TO OBN new and IF exatem . 140.000 kid ooboRBt m oak dkrfq Will pay face value. new rmgne. 5 speed. $2.700 wok we 1 dgrs. IivMnprOOUR anew T.VYso�> Pia Call Bruce Danford air baa afar as a. (905) Umft. Oollee arm and tables. 579-4400 6115-721111 Office desks ant dales. book- a 1!!B PITTaUTN smrims. floor amp, pmts pro e)d. 2207 OANCE. 107.000 MIRK. Sit- poftm Now. SATELLITE M. SarCRoiu. ver sabtly ant wasom w o - hit Oats. slaw. ape prua - never opened AtYa •d• nal nice droner, 52,995. decks. TV. sewing eaarJnkte99. 435-3IBB0 tvtrirgc 0 tarty. (906) 435 4174. arm much mors. (905)ew 7727. SOFA BpCNDN bvaeM i 190 S-16 King Cab PN. US iAIELLNTE System, 100 deal *A new $1200 0.6.0. CMFTMS WM M a Toe itil good shW, 54.250.. PNaa cat (905)104-0281 Go a Crag Stmelptact' loaf -080 - 1978 wimobile oft P" eicaluteel new 5799 call ad n Use Canalboat Flea Mar- S8, 350 - 4 barreL Mg atdi- (416)M0-7055 FleFIMR 1FMrp70MttirifRNNtOp•..We fit 4 it- matt a' ONkk- LM NK �T � vMft 0 /3 ESTATE SALE. th, 11 Ph* ht�d�et�tM " SOLIC pink to rem to IM ptlk Yan�do not � 52.000. 090 905 43� dnitg se, 11 pe Sold oak Oak tu"WOO agiakk hm to be BNCs- There is NO 000MMAMilloom M -0-m- 11 1991 DODGE CARAVAN LE NC. P/W P/L P/B. Infinity Sete sound, running boards. V6. 1!!3 ACCLAIM, low kibme- OL erngin certified and Lers. mint condition. $6.600 emi3 t tested 220.000 Telephone (905) 433-4065 Mins. Cyt (M)575-1036. kips $4n vers 455s 905-640-7137. 1995 FORD TAURUS GL. 4 6110 door clean car. excellent. 120 1992 FORD AEROSTAR XL. kkl , certified and emissions extended 7pass cruise, tilt, tested $8.950 or best offer. NC excellent stupe. 222.000 must sell (905)728-0705 commute kms 6cyl . new 1997 DODGE STRATUS ex- fires Asking $4.399 cellent shape well maim- 1905)434-1938 twined. 100.000 km Loaded 6 Asking $13.500. Certified and 1913 FORD AEROSTAR XL - emissions tested. Phone (905) black air Certified emission 579-1413 tested. 208K. excellent cordo - 1917 HONDA CIVIC CX. hatchback. silver 50.000 km Lady driven. 5 speed. p s am- Im cassette. 4 cylinder. Cus- mm bra, winter/summer mats Xn$14,900 Call 1905+ 17 after 7 p m. 1911 PONTIAC SONFIRE GT. 35.000kms. CO A/C. sunroof. ady driven, loaded Must See' $16.900 080 Certif ed a balance of warranty 905 - 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 CHEW 905-706-8498 AFFORDABLE VEHICLES for sale :at today 99C Sprint 96.000 km . automanc. 4 door Emission Tested and C&TIW $28%00 or test offer 1967 Beau Lesabre full batten Emssm Tested and Cutrtlef. $2 900 00 or best offer Cat 666-5555 and ask for Randy ASSUME balance of lease. 26-monnis. 99 Dula SurMue. 5-Wd. at, 21.000 -kms. S31d matin (Now using GO Tran) 5599 Down Free CAA &Warranty Free old changes Bad Credit okay Cam trom $10 per month FNurkang AvaidahN (905)420-1666 LOW TRUCK with contract 995 GMC one ton dually diesel. 04 only 102.ktms equal wmn 9 It Fisher plow 6 saner Very well maintained. esadisthed Wow route in a�lx. eat 905-4.'i6 3683 _ I 6 OnnO set. 3 pc. Oar set, 6 gt. 3 ll oW.. for 25 YFJWSH...we w DnnBr00m' 6 rMonM eala•au Rath sore Cal 905.436- 1981 MUM MM 171k. OUWkd, warrarnty. 55.195. OWN, a. vset. OWN,nod B�*• En1•AMinAneCM Untie tOQ`i6hrlma Brock Auld PidNrftng. 427-576-1800 Mins. Cyt (M)575-1036. and IhOtat office cow 1res...Come in and sm our womwoM a CRAFT En we've woom a m 6110 of appl,cat,ons MythACTORY DOW Lum� iesslx 1 $ 67unadhowYya tM,,,MM10wtw Aaf a ccult a GIWW SM w o t P". Dogk pock. co4 Clotot. sale. ser htmtom 9.. GW wade adT di OrW Woodwork- f• 115 Nor6t Part Road Pal 0-9- 021 rltK seeN $1.700. As •s . Cog 905435-4796 from $10.. doubly Irani $249. OuaeM ham 5296. MnPer n 6 19R OMPM•M Cwdiw. aM0. - - - tion the ad adnono all np.ae.a 4 c9t00e► 2 doer, aortia 8 AN1Mae r Free dlvtry 1 Sl, pldoerksp (905) 837 1 06220.226'1. Mack esmpy FGB� van sable MtiM and beigM ler cast air, ew sion 1es160 /62.e00 kali 51500. t5N San a Should a (905) 837- A i A AVW Cars. truda, sleigh bed, gneac ar61oP•dfe wood aid Hwy 2 air. Found Malay. Pam nae 42e- 6341(sep) bDft wepl;y FIFTUMS. DEAN SAGS, SOW ntafmma. minersp.ItaYwing mattress sell $675. we x- the ONflOpedt pil0wl0P 116nap 12R SATURN SLI 107,OpOkms, 5•speet 4-dDor, oa Any 0at6- tion. lacy yea. Coe us acry dont m Tpheeabeg D A in Dalwgs mafress set $675; Few• Package 1416) T261e65 Folow •female Due 9 doss• F'omd In remote stainer, pMseO emir- oma. 24 hours. 7 days. 30 mirL Service. 905-GW5003 or F1Nocus and bean 00� lbon �rpaapallov. signs tat recently new him. 905.424.0591 In Stock ready 10 wrap up for Christmas. Lwgi S Famitun 11 P1 Gierry Dklktq 5uee. 92 triad DeOenaM takM. a bm erg jyYtset�906 IZd 2o37t t .b '. yea. mWlkr. ^•""r oerfeed GI 905.576- CASH FOS CAM We NN 40 mg SL W., 011lhaea (9051 mill CltlppMdde clerks. 63187 used vdldes, vehicles must he -2 m Call 436-01880. P.S. Sana Slmps ltrigi'& for huge aviysMI ykyyp. Goss 513.000. Sacdit $5.750. (416) 726 905. LOIDa Mo ft Hwy 2 a RedML 905-027.8661.Op 1!!B 1 dr, 3.1 cep. I= 1992 Gid Prix. 4 dr. to 427-2415 a borne to 4T9 15 or o Ba* St Eat Apx a MUR- sum MATTMESS SALE a LOST NBW lou, Ianalk. 3.1 cep. 55200: 1991 Grand TP. AD AUTO SALES. Liquidaboin Centre Show Om, 181 "W SL Ogawa. Skgwa TREAOW L. MovMk m- ambalt am Necyck type POW polar, OerA. tan a vette ug. KedrOM aha Caf kaxcer.Prix k 1 ed. no 1 from 579.95. 4r a DomMu l xe1dM bike. seppd, W5.il 9U5 435 0315. RnwlaQ wa0ac� 3.1 e i Waded 1909 Blom fu l from 09: OuunS from $129. Dekou Slur110er Pedfc poen wNip1nts am Mme- (906)KU 3079. • 55600: size. 5.7 !7600; 190 510 1911 DMC TOW TMIICR dol- Ila included. $2000 o.b.o. M (10 year rMaurt.1. Oita MS=4110 wAYNE iRfTS[Y Route am. now bratom him taints ex mKt � (3)9"731.(vw) bprrlapdss Ca p kMefac YI81 dM 15.720-060D Cam lex sae pin MSV � dew~. Two c� a waranly qe Doug _ ��•y 0.000knk 4x1, badged. Cyt (Opn 9 to hoday a b@WW eWft Car e1ta1M and tree Mede MkML 0-906.965.0074: N-705.277- )30.000.434-2775. 6. MM. - So.) Cady a 906.432-9916 (sop) Cal Lyn 1-706.40.2131. 3250. (sop) tion. ask" $4500 Call 430- 6609 (Amoy) 1994 PLYMOUTH Voyager SE �oaded quad seats. 148.000kms certified $8200 Please call 1905)427-8649 1995 PONTIAC TrasSport fully equipped. brand new bras GM warranty included 127 DOOkms CerMied. $12 000 Call (905)665-1551 • 1 Sriowrniobike 1912 SildOa rormuie Plus 583 engine studded track. 2000 km. rVt warrriers. excel- ent conation. 52900 705- 328-0402 sip) a I I Aperorrrte f901/MONTH alas ^yCv oedroom .n Ape, "lable 'tow. includes appliances. ". Saila. to tato. n0 polls :al Elvin Laripaque 2100 TWO BEDROOMS avarla0k 'nr CeCember 1 3r laaliry 1 'mo locations al 350 Malay a 946 Masson Rd, Oshawa. S 7, M roux 0 . ant inclusive no pets. please call from 93 m - 90 not 905.576.6724 1 -BEDROOM usemem apartment commuters dt- tgm. Bayly.Lrvtr" avad- able Dec 1st FirsWot ro pets. noon -smoker 5600/ month (905)831-3663 I-KMOON. own kvmg now bathroom snare kdch- en a Whdry. soum Pkhenng. sirnglt prolessronal preferred 1990055)837-9434 Wase kava message to pnbnel 2 - Two Bemoan am in Nodi Oslai a. 5725 a $750 all w- dusnt Ne My renovated. arpe vad Immork a pos- session Cam Tom Donovan (905)723.2795 2 KOM= tasemem api mem, separate entrance. snared aWWry no smoking narwootY401. $75d'monm n- dus,ve. OrsIl Cam 905- 426-76% AM. High y 2 a Haveood. large bachelor attainment id Dam a lutdlen. am mciusne accept to bed. Winifry. UC6- tus included private en- trains. $650imomm. avaable Dec.5. 905-C7.00N ALTONAA EPMM. Puyker- emmem at St et entrance Available immedately No smokmg/pets. FirstAast re - gated (905009.4546. AYAMAKE Dec. 1. tory 2 - bedroom Hoose. page fenced yam. those to Oshm shop- ping i-, r. S665/motsm . utli tes. tint ane test. CaN 432-1266. COO MAL a =& Lary 2 a 3 1 - n Ica apartments avail- able In w e*-1tai VAned build - no Close to am aawitin. Pease nal (905)723-0977 9 A.M. -0p.ms. cote E SPACIOUS well ma ntained 2 bdrm. Available Dec. ISL $875 . hydro. krW tut No pets. (905)43&-8564 or (416)9867847 EKTRA LARGE one bedroom basemsm, walkout to (sack. own entrance. table nckldt4 hi Daft S625+ IN ub Mia. No freetlpttt6j 878,4789 Oshme tRAt NMw00WwESTNEY area, brand new 1 -bedroom bast mem apartment. Available immediately. 5653 inclusive. first/ast, rderences. Working non-smoking female pre- ferats. Near amNrroes. (906)6$6-8202. NEWLY MBIObo M - 2 bdrm basement. sept rale entrance. hold", Serie. wurdry. da. Close to all amenities. Um martin inclusive. FusNasi. (905)8$60782. ONE BMROOM basement aprUFAtud p�poll W Codes parting. it"". Will dry facilites. Non smoker pprttfenw. knoble Ott 1. Rrstlf>sl. 428-9967. OSRAWA Cull buildings river shopping. transportation Util- ities included King/Ftarmorry 1 a 2 -bedroom $667 a $770 Dec. 1st (905)571-aot2 ALSO Simcoe/MrN 1-bdrm immediate. $680 3 -bedroom Dec 1st. $675 (905)436-7686 until 7 309m PICKERING - 2 bedroom. liv- ing room. shared laundry. 1 car parking, no pets. avail- able Dec 1. $750 plus ibh- ties. call anytime 905-666- 1206 AJAX CONDO With park and and convenience Beautifully re -decorated 2 -bedroom apartment wilarge bakery Broadloomed Rao centre w/ pool. etc Underground park- ing Immediate occupancy (416)441-1889 PICKERING - newly buin, t bdrm basement apartment near Major Oaks and Brock Rd $625/mo utilities . rade incl Available December 1st Please call (905) 428-2895 RETIRED - Outlet budding in Oshawa nature tenants. central location 2 6 3 bed- room apartmetrhts available January Tei Electric heat 'Masher/dryer earn floor Tel 905) 579. 9016 SPACIOUS well-mamained 2 bedroom apts Avail at 900 aro 868 Glen St Some win walk-in closets. Daunt provid- N1 Close to senools. shopping :mire. GO 59abon Utwotoes ndwded. Cal 7284993 OSHAWA Large 'resr:y ^.ecorated 2 3 3 B/R apts. for rent. 5690 6 $800 Anil cad. at 280 Wentworth $t. W your First choice. Fcr amt. Can (905) 721-8741 UPPER LEVEL .! new rased bunggaalow ,.finer4Wt area. S785/mo rmtluncg mail cep glances. laundry a utJrhes No pets Aril Jan 1 Call 1- 905-965-6632 or 1-905-922- 2993 UXBRIDGE - Bright 1100 sq it apt in Country $a" Sud - am for mature ankh 1st i test. no PML ub bntcWe in- cluded 905-852.6723 WMTBY FurmsW bachelor 5595: momn One Waroom S650rmaxn Latundry, no cads. bright. Clan close to 601401 Own wary (905)509-2038 WILSOWOLIVE area. adult building Twp-Dedroom apt available imm•daky Fringe. stove, ties. hydro tar luded. NO dogs, S71350/ month Carpet. 1 parking span l w4q Dailoome 263- 6369 or evuwsgs -2522 Fa► Rare YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? .J QM hom $70111rmdnBh .a Nd Muds Davnpayrroart7 + (905)571-6275 14800-840-6275 Mark Staple sr kw ••� wia, •rw u W Gaal I fur a Iriw,e We you. 6 m onft nee. From $500.. Income requirement from 526.500. gross. Special financing. cad Ken Conks,,, Cok*W Ba (905)726-9414. A UNOATALLE BEAU From $,500. down. own Vow own win startup a $0.900 Car- nes for less am rent. OAC. 24 Ars tree KeMMd mea W 905-728-1059 ext 277. Co* wait Beaker FMR Roll Estate. mnu Rasatn t ABSOLk1TELY ASTOUNOIND 6 mondK tree, than own a house from 5550Mso nn. you require full ban tv" in- come $28,000 . reasonahk aedit. 1 do the rat. Don't Wild. Cal Bol Roka. Coklad Bata RMA Rey EsM to- day. (905) 7269114 CLAREBONT fully furnished (OpC sals•rW). charming, 4 -bed- room OKW home. A-1 casdF tion, h 4WW fenced garden, 3 -parking. out budding-Stor- 7y end 1lease, ocipupiaJamory of LMV ar- Braf'IW Op Rv Y. 416.410-9459 NARWOODANNY R Area. 3 bedroom, air, dose to all air won. $1100 plus uman Anil. Dat.t, first a last. mf- erwnces, Call 906{66-5513. OSHAWA AREA main floor bungalow. 3 badmen, 2 bOt- rooms. parking for 2. excel- Iem naghbourhood. S95Nmo all inclusive, ind cable. Call 905.720-0790. AR PAGE 18 NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, November 30,1999 1 crew o► 1 orae. or � 1 oww r � I PefsbftNB . 1 PBfsaftBb . PeftollBM Ram Rada Rill 1 --SICK OF RENTMN61" OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASY11 ~N First Time Buyer? - Call Mark! ' Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Markt Not Much Downpayment? - Call Mark! Mark offers honest, professional, no pressure service to help you own a home. (805) 571-6275 or 14800-810.6275 Mark Shapley . Saies PAP. Rental Abinty Real Estate Ltd. PICKERING Avail Dec ' 3.000 -sq r, four bedroom 3 full bathrooms all ceramic. $1500 plus Call Sart' 905- 420-5137 or Adele 905-469- $722 THREE BEDROOM house for rent, available immediately Centra, Oshawa. $795 plus utilities. One bedroom apt. available Dec 1, call Michelk Sam -4 30. Mon •Fn for ap- pomtmem (9051725-7321 1 Townhouses For Rent BRAND NEW townhouse for rent in Courtrce Om 2 minutes from 401, First a last months rem. 5 new appliancescen- tral at 51250 00/month plus utilities. Non-smoker, no pets. Cats after 600 pm 905-432- 396C Available ,lar, 12000 1 Rooms for Rent ALTONA'SHEPPARO AREA I bdrm . Irn>C rwm and bam- room Use (It kitchen and laundry parking and cable Available immediately. Call (905) 509-6217 AVAILABLE Immediat ity Fur- nished •oorr r Piclrenng, ca- ble. kncn«-, taWmes near Pickering Generatvwg Station. PTC,'GO $180 b,-weekry (905 420--4315 NMY42/LIYERPOOL area. full US' or 1 _-or7cm mouse w/ pooldeck and laundry prefer single wonurr+wqq temale. non- smoker ;07nionth mdu- sive 537-7629 LIVERPOOL SAYLY Urge Brom r,'rm use r' all taoll- bes 5380 per month. ,;all 420- W20 LOCATION $300 INCLUSIVE. c._rshed -',,,'^core 3: nUr 'roru entrance share loam. need use of kttcw. .-.low to ours. imrrwwte .xaiparxv References fwvl ' 1771 Can 1905)139.1366 PICKERING_ ei, „mA;, .i $35c F,-s;,;ast Shure urge kitcner"I'l Gentleman pre- ferred 1a peWS!nokmg 19051539.7065 "MANIG ;urrushed and wur,wed rooms win cam in Q11W home Shared avail - SW tacrkbes Buslparkulg Reasorwee rates call (9051[27- 9007 1 Si - Accononodebon LARGE LUXURY CONDO snare with one otmer peson Professional preferred 5600 all triClusil hrSt/last Park - M pose to transit Available immedatety Call 905.837- 3027 NON-SMOKING rooN1 in I : Smawa home to stove SSOC, month wvuodes utikMs. park,ng laundry taphtxs. Amiable immediately Call 721-a607 TO SHARE house fatuities Senior preferred Help with worli la reasonable rates 905-852-7452 FW''FMK VALLEY FAM MO. MIRY 2, luxury bmd new 2 bedrooms. utill included Rental price starting from $1.200 Fun re- creation faculty (416) 296- 1012 e l Dwiee a III LOCAT10M LOCATION LO- CATION W Across from Ostuiw Came 60oSp n. a lice 3111111111111:6111 Oct, 1..% 434- 2447 or 655-4132 COMISMUL UNITS, Park a BIOor, great location. 1 Avail- able urkts. 1425 sq. n. each. Call (905) s79-5077. after 5 pm (905) 571-3281 e 1 RanidA �.1lraseY ATTENTION SNOWMMS: A Perfect fainly vacation home in Clearwater Florida. 3 bed- room townhouse, pod. hal A. tennis court. pond. 8110, privak yard. close to beach and golfing. Available now. Jan a April For into. a phofos (905) 579.3788. CLEMMTER, mobile (pep manretN) furnished, 2-3-bdrm horses, Healed pod, hit tub. minutes to beacnever ajor at- tractions. Blue Jay baseball. NHL Hockey, NFL Football. horseldog tracks. Children welcome (905)6113-5503, photos shown in your home. • 1 Tenders • 1 Tenders a) - NEW WHITBY CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL WHITBY, ONTARIO eared tenders for Excavation and Relocation of Top - oil and Fill within the proposed building envelope and to Placement of Engineered Granular Fill wdl be re eived at the office of the Durham Catholic Distnd drool Board. 650 Rossland Road West, Oshawa, -cano until 3:00 pm. Wednesday. December 8th. 999. _eider forms. Specifications and Drawings will be available from the office o1 The Ventin Group Ltd., Ar- ''ects. 45 Peel Street, Simcoe. Ontario. phone - 5'9)426-6271 on receipt of a refundable $50.00 cer- ' Pi cheque made payable to The Ventm Group Ltd., A• iitects after 12M noon, Tuesday. November 3017. 1999 lary Mn Martin Grant A.Andneafs hair of the Board Director of Education secmwyrrreasurw 11,2A Conang Events . ' 1 Cartel Events cf ristraeas crajr 3ofeoeo a. -Allier s.a.•f14, Deoumbwr 4. 1900 loam - spm Uxbridge Nontessori School ice' Matin SL N. ',tater to L,CHO) OLeT 30 VENDORS t.7tl QLT Ain' AND CRAFTS ltWIAJDE: Cande., a,irtwma, *AL=t prMwtrOa )eeietrv, rove c afro k arts, tlawAnvok Pam machit pathaY. raawd 4» susryaatL Ttyperware, wonmar a bake air L;:E12-0744 ChMirwab iv�s ito�rlteerpvlcig X (kW der 12 free) e, tar de .lease ora 00001 11 Pneea•,iorNea r -or Sw 40MINUTES N Gsnawa Lnicue Slot" romvam scnooinwse an 1,2. acre of 3 bedrooms wM open con- cept main Newel 1 1R Daft tanvh room. ovenoola IwmW dining area Newer deucrwed garape/workshoQ No aQMIS 5129.000 Cam (705) 357-2563 atter 6 p m AJAX. Westney/Ritchre. su- perb 3 -bedroom detached double Wage on premium al. bacioN altoExcel- lent location Close to schools. Go. slipppup gemR Call Zew(905)427-M WJNCALOW for sok Good- wood) .Ary vinyl r�. 2.1 Inedroom, walk -in -closet with dressing room. 2 baths, Nn- ishe l basement Includes pri- vate room with KNclwNeRe. Nal" gun !orad air heat. ung Detached 1 -car garage. Approx 1/3 acre. Completely, fenced/mature . it W dardms. Aft" 7,000. 905.722.6303. OISTN= SALE - Bar* fort dosum. tree list of foredo - sure properties in Durham Region. to receive a free computerized printout call 24 hrs. to 1-886-805-7965. 10 01042 to leave a message in- dicating which price range aro arra you are interested in. (Talk Ito no one. Report car - Ill of Really) Sutton Group Herialge 1 Cam" for S11* La1CR6 PKWY - 3 bed. condo. 2 oaths. 1011=_ odrer, park- ing. near aftlanaies. $122.000. Cao Noor al (416) 496-9¢20, Cadwell Sandler Terrequity. MON" 101— 12 Wall NOISY PROOI.EWS, Gel out of debt Wadi witaut gdnq arrOvW or Deng gamsfsad Everyone stapled regudless of afdA rating. Call for free infwn twmwm. 905 516-3505. Studwl loans,nc�knded 1 monB'gn' aa". MORTGAGES - :soot bad and ugly ;,nancing for arry pur- pose ALL appurahors accept- ed. Cam Carrrwiey Mortgage Services Corp. (905, 6"- 6805 . 1 - &NWWn $6 GOVERNMENT - Fuss$$ Grams and oars rdormalan to star) am ehpand your bu i- rless or term. 1-e01)-505.5566. I IgE MAGE Over 2 Mil- lon Dollars in a tame baud, stress tree IN'siness I am dig or a New key mol actu- als 10 baKh my Ulm key viper - am Call 1-111111 -,668. CoA 24 INS. 111. SAT~, DEC. 4 West shoe vow Clnnimus Bi- zarre trivial loam wO Spa. 293 Perry St., Pal Parry. 10RE0 HOUSEWARES - OW TARIO. Names a Home Phom Numbers. 1-900-451- 3638 ext 680. $3.6%vm must be 18. T -MM. N.N.I. OUNIAN'S OWN DATED SERVICEI Call 905-483-1110. Create a private mailbox or browse other personal ads Ira. Meet a new Friend or Love for me. IN NOT and waiting to a wild [mel Saddle up for a dose 1rIW111Ner at the lad kind! Best rates. wavier spedals. 1-900- 451-0117. 39mlin 18« OSHAWA RELAXING MAS- SAGE SWhu Service 40 King St. W (905) 4a-9625 11:30 m-9pal RELAXATION Body, mAassssa(gee. at atBal ley) CAN ( Road 905126 4585 for apptrnRmad. Personal Prayer 7b T Holy Spirit Thou make me see everything and show me the way to reach my ideal. You who give the divine gift to forgive and forget the wrong that is done to me and who are in all instances of my life with me. 1, in this short dialogue, want to thank You for everything and confirm once more that I never want to be separated from You no matter how great the material desire may be, I want to be with You and my loved ones in Your perpetual glory. Amen. Person must pray this 3 con- secutive days without stating one's wish. Af- ter the 3rd day your wish will be granted no matter how difficult it may be. Promise to publish this as soon as your favor has been granted. S.S. Our Mother of Perpetual Help 1 P"ersollaN $O YOUTE joined the club. tried the phone personals, waked your dog read the rules, had a blind date with Aunt Emirl mother's cou- sins' boy (yuck!) What's next? ...Mister River Intro- ductions (416) 777-6302 • : 1 Mrakeerb ADULT/CHILDREN For birthdays, special occasions or just pamper me Call Artistic 852-7391 • : I Mnounewn•nts LU, ArmotNrt anal CA Announcemrnts • : 1 Anrm.K .m is ADVERTISING FEATURE 1111`111�illenium" Barbie Doll Winners These two lucky young ladies were all smiles when they came to the This Week office to pick up their Millenium Barbies. Susi Kelly, left, and Natasha Silvestre, right, had their names picked to win the Millenium Barbies in our recent contest. 1 h, a/ — Training • Edu=cation 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, this is the place to be. "It pays to advertise - aadvertise where it pays!" r! fill Colour J _ Iavailable 1 simplyby t- • r To place your ad, call the Classi=fied Dept. and ask for our "TECS" secti=on. OSHAWA - WHITBY - CLARINGTON THIS WEEK,576m9335 AJA"ICKERING Fax NEWS ADVERTISER 683-0707 579-4218 PORT PERRY THIS WEEK UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE aft-Ra9K1 y 2-9-47d1 F11 e 'i 1 ANR01NIQeNNNb • i 1 ARROYIImBNIMItf NO TIME TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to 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 contact name. aaaaTs .Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 or Uxbridge Tribune 905-852-4355 Classified INDEX. 100 Careers 105 Career Training 110 General Hep 115 Retail Bus. 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SAT DEC. 7TH, 9:30 A.M. , Selling from a .ate Welcome home and a Toronto home, property of Mrs ,,13by excellent selection modem & antique home furnish- ;; china, glasscollectables etc. to be sold unreserved at WARNER'S AUCTION HALL, Hwy 2, Colborne. Partial ;s only. Thurs. 2 gond Cranmatic single beds. exCell ; ,eA modem dining room suite, ant oak extension table with ,ack chairs. CW hall bench, new sola & Chair set, also good ,'.,1 sofa & Chair, qty. small tools. lawn & garden tools. 4'h - ,d lafhe. stereo. portable TV, selection small, tables. Conee Pnd tables. book shelves. Deacon's bench. sectional sofa. Nr & table. desk. recliner Chair, dressers, chests. mirrors. las. pictures. dishes. collectables. household articles. va- T qty small articlestoys. selection old Collector pales. SAT. DEC. 5TH - 9:30A.M., excellent ant ornate bed - suite with double bed orriate ort deco. 9pe alnKfig rm su- id original. 8pC oak dining rm suite with sideboard round table with split pedestal & chairs also all original, omately 1,ed Victorian walnut parlour table in solid walnut. walnut ,itary with book case top. ant. Oak halt seat with beveled -wand brass hooks. ant oak curved frond dresser beveled .-I, solid walnut Gabbard candle table. 2 tin -top tables. 2 ,fAzine stands. excellent ant oak curved Wass China cabi- in excell original condition, spooled wooden bridge prep, -w ant oak carved back rocker am fire place lender. Vic - en slipper chair with fiddle head teet. ornate oval Victorian .,•e table with fancy base. lanky bused drum table an onga- excell condition. nice set nesting tables. Victonan Daven- desk all ongi al excel] Condition, am gingerbread clock. 2 mantel docks. marine picture signed Webb dated 1872 Casson silk screen. 7 terry short silk screens art book ;red AI Casson. selection other pictures. 8 place setting sit - ware. old wrtld up toy boat. old stamps, microscope in e 10 place Setting Royal Albert China with extras. 4 Eska- carvings. glass. China, household adipes dishes glass ,e lamps. plus courmess other articles Gary & Bill Warner Auctioneers 905.355-2106 AUCTION SALE Excellent Auction of Antiques & Coilectables to be held at CL.ASSIQUE COUNTRY AUCTIONS Burnham St.. N of the 401 at Cobourg on Wednesday, Dec. 1 at 11 a.m. Viewing at 9 a.m. Day o/ Sale S31e to consist of a partial house contents from Narkworth Plus Consignments and a nice 9 -piece ding suite, old pine stepback cupboard square -ailed glazed top blind bottom, pine hanging ipboard (original paint), round butter bowl, latching Eastlake dresser (with mirror) & wash >:and, burled front mahogany (Sheraton Style) Jresser, Treadle sewing machine, circa 1835 :arved oak piano, old radio, walnut 6 leg parlor 'able. round spoon carved parlor table, floor model sewing stand, Edeson floor model gramophone, -ortable gramophone, wash stand c/w harp, ,angling oil lamp plus other oil lamps, Childs sleigh, walnut side table, marble mantle clock c/w matching candle stands, stained glass window, 'ridge lamp, cast book ends, U.S.A. Calvery sword, N.W. #1 gas mask, old metal clowns face, metal 'eer bottle sign, 2 bayonets, 2 daggers, wade key. ,poke shave, 1930 metal desk lamp, W.W. $2 acture, pr. wall sconces, 4 chills wood wagon (,heels, glass tabacco jar, tin cash box, old scales, past fire place surround, cast summer cover, old _ast water pumps, old doors & windows, lots of -ast pieces, old tools, pie cupboard, pie case, cast :cove pipe rings, lamps, old quilts, dressers, maple zunk beds, pine armoire, 2 wrought iron chairs, =rystal, silver, china, glass, and much, much more. Owner/Auctioneer not responsible for loss, injury or damage while attending auction. Sale conducted by CLASSIOUE COUNTRY AUCTIONS For more info or to consign please call 1-905-372-1225 or 1-888-633-1050 ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS!! Our w tuclion 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 *'Adverlisea 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 Sports Cards & Memorabilia & Comic Books MacGregor Auction Centre, Bowmanville Saturday, Dec. 4th, 10:30 a.m. (Comic Books viewing 9:00) 12:00 Sports Cards & Memorabilia Take 401 to Waverly Rd. Bowmanville (Exit 431) North to 42 Hwy., East to Scugog St. North 1 km. Auction to be completed in 2 sessions, selling Comic Books 1st session 10:00 a.m. including one lot with over 17,000 comic bcoks, plus individual sales includ- ing many early comics. Herd's. Arty, Western, Hor- ror. 1N. 12, 158 Most comics still to be unpacked. 2nd session starts at 12:00 selling major collection of sports cards & memorabilia including hockey baseball, sports & non sports cards, sets, stars. R/C. 50's, 60s. 70s & newer, highlighted by Orr Rookie card, Gretzky Rookies & sets, 1958 Japan baseball set, 1989 UD proof set baseball (Gritty & Johnston RIC). collectables include, 1957 autographed Yankee Baseball, NHL pro- grams; 1928 & 1929, Howie Morenz autographed 1937 Memorial program (rare). Gretzky s (Lumbers print). autographed articles. sticks. balls, old equipment, gloves, sticks, sweaters. Oshawa General prograrrvorr. This is a large auction with many rare & unique articles that you do not normally see at auctions. Terms Visa. M/C, IMerac, Cash & cheque. Call for consignment into. MacGregor Auction Services Michael J. MacGregor 905.623-7949 1-000.3634799 Saturday, December 4th - 10:00 a.m tion Sale for the late Isabella Greg of Su 1, formerty of Claremont held at Vanhaven ria. 722 Davis Dr. Uxondge Durham 23 (Lake ) north to Davis Dr. & west 2 km Antlauts. Foraiture A Housabill Schumann mah piano & bench old violin */case. maple &r. she., 5 pe. man , truitwood & 4 pc. maple bdrm. saes., white King sofa bed (ex ) sofa bed (3 yrs. old), fainting couch. calk curio cab., wall. china iablbookcase w/2 drs. (ex.). maple hutch, matt. (ex.) & wal. d/f secretaries, pine painted lam cupbd.. pie safe (new), Ig, pine s4ebd., oak db. ped. roll top desk (ex.), oak Iib & maple desks. 3 & 4 sec. oak stacking bookcases 1 w/leaded top dr & bev gl. (ex.). Tables - oak dining w/empire legs lex.). 10'pine harvest & pine w/drawer, porbur incl. huh. w/ pie crust edge (ex ). brass %!marble top & primitive pine; pine blanket boxes (ex.), cedar chest, Rockers - Ouebec w(pirtbpomt & wicker: hoopback & gunstock chairs. prayer & oak hall benches, hall tree, tiger malt dresser w/swing mirror, burled wal. veneer bed & high boy, Queen & Jenny Lind bed, carved bev. gl. rrurror lex.), floor lamps, chaviWier w/fle if de its. brass Up tools, freezer (ex.), bar fridge. Cslleetabla & Mise.: Vintage clothing Md. wedding gowns & hats, WW2 army uniform, very did doll carnage wlwood body & canvas roof, old doctors bag, over 10 hays incl. Din- ky. Corgi. Matchbox, Tonka, 30 dolls-1'60's+l, china doll 4370. qty records - 30's -'40's big Band & Glea- son set -Buddy Hackett. Shakesphere & Classical. Ig. qty Docks &art ind tinct. oils -1 b y Hoffer, sewing surger (new), qty. linens, Sports Cards, cast iron seats, milk cans, qty. bam boards, wood wheelbarrows wisteel & wood wheels, harness maker's bench, OKeefe & Labatt wood beer kegs qty. lanterns, Fri Eng elec. typewriter, scanner radio, Bmm projector, Cutter. 2 wheel horse can, horse drawn wood rake & sleighs, sleigh bunks, buggy & steel wheels, iron ket- tles: store signs - R & G Pringle, H. Wilson Groc. & R.J. Bulman, qty. brass hdwe.. ice, cross cut & buck saws, qty. garden & hand tools. M111111l, 1989 Porl ac Bonneville. 4 dr (as is), 1987 Ford Econoline ext. cab Van, V8 PS 150k (as is) -body excellent, w/4 cap- tains chairs & bed & Alpine stereo w/quick release. Trailers . 2 horse -hitch & utility. Chip- Glass & Sit - j= Wedgwood -Lichfield, Limoges, Copeland Spode, Royal Dout oo-Winsome, Belk of the Ball, At Ease, Sailor's Holiday. Past Glory, The Huntsman; Ltd. Edi- tions - LeRoy Neiman - Pierrot, Columbine, Punchinello & Harlequin; Hummels by Goebel - Happy Pastime, Wayside Harmony, collector plates, Flow Blue milk pitcher. cups & saucers. crystal incl. sconces & plates, Ill. qty. collector spoons & kW d knacks, 5 pc. gold pl• tea service w/acom top, Chest Comm.Pl. cullsry Now Two auctioneers se" at same time Mtli�r a a.m. Sale Day Tom= Cash, Visa, MIC. InIt roc or W proved cheque 08" Hill Auctions (wilt.oI13610820ritmiUxbrikillp Mtlt>•d) OffirM 90'"L852-9531 Than Fra 600654.4647 CoULdw 416-S164i401 Fax 905652-1067 itsAe1 IN & NonvM r Sale Sof., AN 15. 1 1 lot O Witham Saks Alerts 8omillay Dec. 5 at 11k36 a.m. wee year NW sale at the /allantfaa CeatatrWl. ttre, 1 km. east of Hwy. 48 on Aurora Rd. Induct the contents of a Stouffville home plus the Iornplate lidation or our storage units. Everything must go as need the storage space for our many upcoming ter sales. Furniture to include bite featly an Ili or as local places e. Victorian couch; did rope dressers: washstand. Lovely clean loveseat and ible sola bed (both as new). Tables, chairs, ap- nces; lots of kitchenware, glass, china, collectibles everydaypieces, linens, blankets; tools, lawnrnow- wood ext. ladder; box lots, tray � loads and so much re. A real mixed load. Visa, IWC, Interac. Preview 9 Sell Ny Anctton!II CLARKSON AUCTIONS 965-640•&411 www.daldf emctions.com D Sale Time. Pethick and Stephenson Auction Barn, laydon. From 401 exit 431 at Bowmanville, North 8 mi. on Hwy 57 to Con. Rd. 8, turn east at Fire Hall. ,m excellent selection of furniture and household arty les from a Pickering Home, kitchen table/ 4 chairs brass, wood, wicker), area rugs, microwave and land, coffee/end tables, bedroom suite, computer esk, office chair, upright freezer. BBO's. mitre saw. lectnc drill, mist. small kit., appliances, glassware. hnstmas dec., punch bowl, platters, set of dishes and iany more items Terms: Cash, IMerac, M/C or Visa. uctioneer: Don Stephenson Ph; 905.263-4402. or 85-277-9829 Fax 705-277-9010. LARGE ESTATE AUCTION Sunday Dec. 5, Start: 10 a.m. View: 9 a.m. Kahn Auctions. 2699 Brock Rd N P!CKeong 15 km N Hwy 401 exit 399) is pleased to be holding a very Ig, sale for the estate of Mrs E Phillips late, of Brooklyn plus the contents from a Whitby Victorian home FURNITURE: Victorian style table w/4 Victorian style chairs. 1i4 ct oak Morns rocking chair (unique), oak 2 door leaded glaze glass book case, 1800's Dutch spin- ning wheel, walnut console tables, recliners, ash low- boy chest, 5 pc. BR ste, 4 pc. BR ste. French Provincial couch/chair, North Wind carved walnut chair, Empire rocker & armchairs. pine plate shelf. upholstered chairs. oak corner chair w/petit point seat. comer what not stand, 5 pc chrome kitchen set (great condition). wheel Chair. walker. Hitachi TV. VCR, numerous lamps, GE refrigerator & stove. Maytag dryer (older). Ken- more washer & freezer (like new), Austrian Struss crystal chandelier w/12 lights. occasional tables & chars, tea wagon, carpets, coffee & end tables. matt secretary bookcase. 6 carve oak chairs, recliners, oak grained pedestals, complete brass fireplace set w/sw- round, Concrete lawn ornaments, tools. Ig. double tool Chest, garage items, riding lawn mower, generator. pats & pans, kitchen items & sm appliances. Ig. Craftsman shopvac etc GLASS, CHINA. COLLECTIBLES & MISC: setting for 12 Royal Albert Old Country Rcse .1,s -es 12 petal cornflower pieces many w/candlewick edgmqq, nu- merous brass items. Ltd. Ed. prints - Tommy Thomp- son. Glenn Loates print-Presidemtal Eagle. Royal Win- ton chintz condiment set - Royal pat, Moercroft teapot - Orchid, Moorcroft pedestal bowl -Magnolia. sm. Moorcroft vase-Anamone, Moorcroft lamp -Dragon. Lord Nelson chintz stacking teapot -Royal Brocade, James Kent chintz bowl -Apple Blossom. Nelsonware chintz cream/sugar-Rosetime. Manna chintz crearvsu- gar plus others. Royal Doulton figurines - HN2345. 2315. 2422• ig. CopelarW sculpture 1873 'Mending the Net- by Edward W Wyon, Iq Timstal bowl, old Camrval css coveted butter dish. Crown Devon biscuit barrel. swick horses & dogs. Goebels. Ig. Goebel hon. linens. plated tea service, ad patribrigs• tin toy truck. occupied Japan figs., crystal, silver plate pickle cruet w/ amber grass, Royal Doulton dogs. ornate silver plate Dcs. Swarovski crystal dons. Viiewmaster wislides from 40 s & 50 s, gold, diamorW, precious stones & cos- lume jewelry etc. Randy Petlef Auctioneer Pit. (985) 683-EK1 Far (905) 576-2267 terms: Cash. MR. Visa, Interac DNiwry service & sued( bar availabls. Phase Nle: This is a very large sale trick nasi doss upacked-pt your Christmas shopping cone Wed. Dec. 1st, Start 6:30 p.m. View: from nods. Kahn Auctions. 2699 Brock Rd. N. Pickering. 3 mi. N of Hwy. 401 exit 399 featuring the estate contents of antiques, fine furniture, glass, china & collectibles of Etftel (Doliq)t Gargrave late at Ajax to ind: FIIRINTIIIiE pine Bonnet chest, faux oak buffet w/ leaded plass bultemut chest of drawers, set of 6 French mah. inlaid chairs, Baker's table, pine cradles, pule lift top desk, Ig. Rosewood dinirg table. Oriental style 8 pc. DR ste, 7 pc. walnut DR ste, oak chest of drawers. oak mirror oak dresser, oak china cabinet, maple but - het, oak box planter. oak bench, pr. Victorian petit point :lairs, numerous coffee & end tables. Deacon's bench, iron console tale, barky twist parlour table. walnut Imm table YA chars, art. Super sewing madhome, tum. dressers, oak desk w/chair, maple table w/4 :lairs, irons Baker's shelf, iron corner what not, ornate Actorian side dui, iron ice cream parlour chairs w/sm able. pr. inlaid end tables, pr. pressbac k arm chairs, wish stand, what not shelf. walnut knee home desk, Terni Inane tables, Ig watch root station vidaccessories 4c. KASS, CIMA, fINSC: place setting for 8 Royal Albert Hd Country Rose dishes, Diamond Dyes metal display abirhet, Victorian shaving mirror, Beswick caL 4 Royal) ballon figumtes, antique leather bound books. Shell .upshaucer mirrors, lamps Royalty books, cups/sau mrs, costume jewelry, 14k woman's watch, crystal %andelier. flow i , quill. water pump e wea�A1 OI�NSrECIIAL7 Y! iblic srowknobile/auto auction a Peterborough Aur n Center - Peterborough - 2 mi. east on Hwy 07. Re- is, public consignments, cars,vanss, pickups, 4 x 4's, Ps, trailers, snowimobiles, enc., 98 Mach 1, 98 Skidoo imula 3.700, 97 Mach 1, 97 Skidoo touring E E/S. 96 1doo Formula STX, 96 Mach 1, 96 Skidoo Formula. 0 Sl. 96 Polaris Indy 440, 94 Indy, 1iq Rev. 94 Mach 1,I Polaris Indy JOLT, 90 Skidoo MX 4 Yamala Exciter, Formula SP, 95 Ford Aspire, 95 Hyundai Sonata, low n., loaded, 93 Subaru )usty 4 x 4, 92 Dodge Caravan. Pontiac Sunbird, 90 Topaz, 89 Ford F450 Diesel imp Truck, 89 Buick Park Avenue, 88 Hyundai Excel, assorted truck caps, snownicibile trailer. We are e.- cting over 30 sleds; vehicles, bring to bam Thurs., i. Partial early list. Subject to additions and deletions. me units selling with no reserve. All Vehides giiar- teed clear titles 5200. draw. Terms $500. cash, debt a or masliercharge at sale. Balance byy cash or certified nds within 5 days. 550. buyers fee. To ccwmgn call 1- P•461.6499. Call Orval McLean Auctions - RR7 Peterborough AUCTION BARN FRI. DEC. 3 AT 5:00 P.M. 3 MILES EAST OF LITTLE BRITAIN ON COUNTY RD N4 Contents of a IuCal home plus others, re- finished washstands, Etables, iron bed with brass trim, prey back chain, ural top trunks, en- tertainment centre, modem dressers &t chests of drawers. matching chairs, mod- em dinette suite, cof- fee &c end tables, wool winder, antique dressers & chests of drawers, crocks, Co - oil lamps, oak rocking chair, oak plant stand, hall tree, table & floor lamps, wicker chairs, pine drop leaf table, church pew, Treadle sewing ma- chine, qty china, glass, household & collectable items Don & Greg Comeit Auctioneers RRVI Little Britain 705-7W2193 at Mclean Auction Centre Showroom, 870 Tauliton Rd. E. Whitby • Singles from $79.95. • 41r & Doubles from 599: • Queens hom $129. • Deluxe Slumber Padic, Oaten Set (10 year warr. ) Best Selection. prices & warranty on name brands. We SCOW Cards or kl4erac. Will deliver. Cal1905,411116-3291 of 432.2M NO TIME TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! 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P PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER, TUESDAY EDITION, November 30, 1999 SCOREBOARD NOV. 30, 1999 PICKERM MEMS BASKETBALL LEAGUE Results from games on Nov 22, 1999 MASTERS DWISION - GAME ONE Envoy Business Services 53 vs J Machell Prntrg 33. TOP SCORERS Steve Leahy 15. David Voth 15. Roger Young 9. Paul vorvis 8, J. MitchelBrent Sullivan 14. &II Boston 9. Luke Luukenon 6. GAME TWO Mud Hen's 56 vs. Gallantry's Eatery 42 TOP SCORERS Mud Hen's: Chris Sheldon 22. Ray Fox 16 Steve Hemphill 10 Gaiantry's: Mace Pr* 24, Bruce Briny 13 GAME THREE £1{ -Rod Holdings 45 vs. Lakerxfge Precision 4q TOP SCORERS FV -Rod: John Chnslwsen 15. John Esposito 9. Frar* Gallo 8. Mice Jovargv 8, Lakendge Precision Fra* Forde 13, Ivor Wal er 9. Jen NfikrMOM 8. Au Sakata 7 GAME FOUR Welaroe Pringles 42 vs Va- Ke' Der insurance 30 TOP SCORERS Melanie Prngtes Rick 2`' Ka, H,nch,nsm 1' Kevin Waker 6 Van Kempen Rcy C"-si a�,_ -- H ,, DeFrance 6 Pre -Christmas Millenium Sale' SO%off 4o%off. 40%off ALL ALL ALL R'INTER FALL AND EVENING COATS WINTER- AND REAR HOLIDAY Hucke, Marisa Suits, Minicucci, Sweaters, REAR Hanna,Blouses, Frank Csher Hucke, KT, etc. Skirts, et etc. NNW=,Nr1rqrIT1=-M '19i 65 ALBERT STREET OSHAWA Email us at newsroom@durham,net I I I 1 I 'Accredited Test & Repair Facilities 1363 Bayly St. W. 1 I (E. of Westney) Ajax (905) 428-8885 j I 1 11051 Brock Rd. Pickering 1 (at Brock Rd. and Bayly St.) (905) 427-5711 1 i 11t'd( l<<_c l L'wtiLk_c L t!iC L Liu'. 1 1 715 Kingston Rd. I (E. of Whites) Pickering (905) 831-2974 IL=�1L 1�4�rcl� �ltc�hltict ��lt�,iu�[�il� U L 1425 Bayly St. W. (at Westney) Abw (905) 427-2500 i L Lt! (.� (�- L= hs t:� ( LL L U is 1. L' �ttiC_� Ltc� j 1201 Gayly St. W. 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