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Home My WebLink AboutNA2000_01_30.PICKERING. NEWS ADVERTISER P I r K E R I N G' S COMMUNITY N E W S P/' - E R S I N C E 1 9 6 5 UR RUN 43,400 28 PAGES SUNDAY, JANUARY 30., 2000 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND Dining out in Durham Region Page 7 A.J. GROENI News Advertiser photo Portrait of the artist as a young man Young Trevor Howard lets his creative juices kids taking part in the activity are encouraged flow during Morning Adventure Time at the to have fun in a supportive and friendly atmos - YMCA Famil} Resource Centre in Pickering phere. Trevor's work in progress is of falling Friday. Trevor and other Ajax and Pickering snow. Extra help fors ectal -ed pupils lauded Students `will receive the right support and services; YEcker 8Y SUSAN OWEIL Staff writer The Province's plans to +in- icmase funding for special -needs :students and to improve the quali- s. sty of special -education programs across Ontario is good news for Durham's two school boards, offi- cials say. Education Minister Janet Ecker r. announced Thursday Queen's Park plans to increase funding by $40 million next year and that her gov- ernment will implement provincewide standards for spe- cial -education programs as part of a three-year plan to improve ser- vices for special -needs pupils. "Parents of students with spe- cial needs want to know that their children will receive the right sup- port and services;' the Pickering - Ajax -Uxbridge MPP said during a press conference at a Unionville school. '"Ibey've told us that we need to do a better job of making sure their children get the support they need to receive a quality edu- cation. They have also told us that they were often frustrated by their lack of voice and role in making See FUNDING -page 7 Brooke celebrates a birthday Page 12 It ficial: paramedics can ignore overrides Paramedics take critical patients to closest hospital BY CHRISTY CHASE Sze f writer Paramedics in Durham Region have been authorized to ignore crit- ical care bypass status at local hos- pitals if a delay in getting treatment put-, critical patients at risk. The directors of the base hospi- tal advanced life support program and Durham Region Emergency Medical Services have sent letters to all paramedics and hospitals in the region informing them of the critical care bypass override. Starting early this week, para- medics will be able to take certain critically -ill or injured patiehts to the nearest ER. even if that hospital is operating under a CCB, which normally meads no ambulance pa- tients will be accepted. 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Under the agreement, Scugog Township will get 30 per cent of the revenue the Mississaugas re- ceive from slot machines at the Great Blue Heron Casino, while Durham will get 10 per cent. The Mississaugas are to get five per cent of revenue, after the payout, from the Ontario Casino Corporation from slot machines that are to be installed and operat- ing by this spring. At a Regional council finance committee meeting on Jan. 19, Scugog Mayor Doug Moffatt said his community could get $200,000 while Durham could re- ceive $50,000. However, at the Regional coun- cil meeting on Wednesday, Os- hawa Mayor Nancy Diamond questioned the agreement, saying it favours the Mississaugas and doesn't protect Durham from fu- ture costs. "The whole reports speaks of 'we have to do it or else';' Mayor Diamond said. "This sets a bad precedent for the Region. I won't support something so open-ended, one-sided and which could cost us money down the road" Regional Chairman Roger An- derson defended the agreement by saying "'Misdeal is with the Mis- sissaugas. You're comments are with the Ontario Casino Corpora- tion" The Mississaugas own the building housing the casino, but Gas price task force to roll through Durham Local residents feeling the pinch at the gas pump are invit- ed to provide input at an upcom- ing forum with the provincially - appointed Gas Prices Review Task Force. The four -member task force, which is co-chaired by Durham MPP John O'Toole, will hold consultations in Durham Region the week of Feb. 28. Specific dates and locations for the con- sultations have not yet been an- nounced. The task force, formed last November, is to conduct an investigative review of high and volatile gas prices. 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SUNDAY EDITION.4mmory 30,20W PAGE 3 P • • .a len surviva e a a lc• shift PATIENT from page I man of the CUPE Ontario ambu- s, them exactly the same. "It's based on what's come out of Toronto. Toronto took action which really prompted us to take action" He said the key to the CCB override is patient survival. "If it really looks like the patient will not survive the trip or there's a high risk of damage that might occur by delaying ... then they should go to the closest hospital;' he said. The move is being applauded by local paramedics and hospital offi- cials. "It's nice to have something in writing;' said Michael Dick, chair- lance committee and union steward for Durham Region Emergency Medical Services. 'Ibis makes it official" Earlier this month, Mr. Dick said paramedics might start to ig- nore CCB orders in light of the death of the Toronto man. 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Mapieridge Plaza (905) 420-5922 APP PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Januar 30, 2000 N NEWSE d t o r i I & OPINIONS ADVERTISER JAN. 30, 2 0 0 0 EDITORIAL Policy's only healthy response p Emergency must be open for most ill people at all times It's a matter of life and death. The policy of redirect and critical care bypass has been an unhealthy sit- uation for Ontario residents over the past few years. Earlier this month, an 18 -year-old Toronto man died from a severe asthma attack. Though severely ill by the time paramedics reached him at home, the young man died in the am- bulance after paramedics were directed to a distant hospital when the nearest one was on CCB and not taking any pa- tients no matter how critical their con- dition. Here in Durham, with an over- crowded Ajax and Pickering Health Ccntre site and other arca hospitals burdened down with patients, redirect and CCB have been the rule rather than the exception. It's a policy tx-)rne of the need for each facility to operate with as few empty beds as possible: hospital administrators are encouraged to make their facilities as cost-efficient and waste -free as possible. In a high-growth area like Durham, however, many new residents cannot get a family doctor and arc forced to go to the local emergency department to get treatment. That further strains re- sources and may clog beds when criti- cal care patients need the space and a doctor's immediate care. Though Durham has escaped gency Medical Services have sent let- ters to paramedics telling them to take critically ill patients to the nearest ER, regardless of CCB or redirect orders. "If it really looks like the patient will not survive the trip or there's a high risk of damage that might occur by delaying... then they should go to the nearest hospital;" said Richard Armstrong, director of Durham Region Emergency Services. "It's nice to have something in writ- ing. This makes it official," says Michael Dick, chairman of the CUPE Ontario ambulance committee and union steward for Durham Region Emergency Medical Services. Dr. Robin Davies, chief of staff of Lakeridge Health called the override a ,.responsible approach;' and "some- thing you would have expected to hap- pen anyway. It ultimately means local citizens, should they be unfortunate enough to become critically ill, can depend on the best possible treatment at the nearest health facility. That should be automat- ic. After all, if it is indeed an emer- gency, the patient should get the best possible care in the least possible time. That's truly a common sense, healthy approach. tragedy here so far, it's heartening to E -Mail your comments on this opin- see local administrators are working ion to nnewsOdurham.net. Submis- with paramedics to ignore CCB and sions which include a first and last redirect orders. The directors of the name, as well as the community of resi- base hospital advanced life support dente, will be considered for publica- program and Durham Region Emer- tion. 50 VAT W MRX CFTzKI►'S MOM TM FloNG IT IUD TO N U&M;M 411 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR It's tough being a single mom, but it's great too To the editor: My cousin passed me the Jan. 18 column by Opinion Shaper Nathan Jankowski headlined 'Sin- gle moms soldier on'. On behalf of all the single moms in the world, I just wanted to say thanks to Nathan for the recognition and for an arti- cle that has touched my heart and is proudly displayed on my fridge at hone and in my office. 1 am sure he has made his own mother incredi- bly proud of him. I don't often admit to others, even my family, how hard it is Weather worrykeepyous so rry Car pays the price to Mother Nature This cold snap sure is hard on cars. Forget the dying duck noise most automobiles are making when prompt- ed to start on these ultra -chilly mom- ings. How about their silent screams as another layer of salt is slapped on to their frozen frames? That's the ultimate question. Know- ing when or when not to wash your four -wheeled friend - your most trust- ed ally, if you use it everyday - is a guessing game given this month's plunging temperatures. The game begins at the pump with that added lure of getting a car wash. "It's only another couple of dollars," you say, "And I'll save it for when I re- ally need it" That was the beginning of January before the snow, before the rain, before the freeze. After weeks of battling the ele- ments, your vehicle is weakening and bending under the strain of trying to get you to work each day safely. The signs are all there - the snow -encrusted wheel rims, the muddy floor mats, high beams now low beams because of caked -on grime. But still you persist, waiting for the mercury to rise and watching for the five-day forecast in earnest. Besides, what's the point of a clean vehicle if you have to fight your way into it af- terwards? So, you keep your eyes averted from the salt stains and learn how to carefully sidestep your way into the driver's seat without getting them on your clothing. Wearing black has be- come a no -no. . % r • The cravings to pick up a scrub brush and pail of water subside until a more daring driver zooms by in a glis- tening vehicle. "Ibey'll be song later," you tell yourself. Meanwhile that ticket is earning in- terest in your pocket while you sit out this deep freeze. The paranoid part of your brain begins to wonder if people are thinking you're one of those drivers who doesn't take care of her vehicle. Tomorrow. You'll do it tomorrow, come rain or come shine. Unfortunately, everyone else on the planet has been holding out for the first day above zero and the line-up is long and slow-moving at the local car wash. But what's your hurry when you've been waiting so long anyway? E-MaN your comments on this opinion to news&durham.neL Submissions which include a first and last name, as well as the community of residence, will be considwed for publication. being a single mom. I keep the tears behind closed doors and try to cover up my exhaustion the best I can. They don't know the guilt 1 feel when my children fail ill and I have to go to work because I have a project due or a meeting that I must attend so I have to leave them in someone else's care. Or when my kids want me to help out in their class like all the "other' moms do. Or take them out for dinner like Dad does every weekend. It is a constant challenge to get out of the house on time every morning (including packing snacks for the day and making sure all that they will need is in their knap- sacks), get the kids settled in at day care, drive to work, work all day, pick up the kids, prepare dinner, help with homework, give baths, lay down with them until they fall asleep and theta tackle the house cleaning. Like many single moms, there is very little personal time to pursue a social life, but this is something you just come to accept. Being a single mom was not in my plans when I married almost 10 years ago, but unfortunately the love of my life left. There I was with no vehicle, no job after being home for four years at that time and not a lot of money in the bank. But I count my blessings for the love and support I received from my family and friends. They are the reason I am the person I am today. I feel so sorry for women who do not have this type of support. With time I have healed and have made a life for myself. I am no longer ashamed to admit that I am a single mom and I have begun to ac- cept that I make mistakes. I am proud of all that I do and all that I have accomplished but the best part about my life is that I am a mom .... a single mom! As Nathan said, single moms soldier on. But let's not forget all the single dads too! 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The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Coun- cil. The publisher re- serves the right to classify or refuse any advertise- ment. Credit for adver- tisement limited to space price error occupies. - 7 ;r The taste of Durham Human beings have always had the desire to go out for dinner. This craving dates back to the cavemen, who chased after velociraptors for their meals (thus giving rise to the term 'fast food'). Today, we have a wide variety of choices available to satisfy or din- ing habits and palate. From ham- burgers and subs to fried chicken and chicken wings, fish and chips, Chinese food and, of course, pizza. If your tastebuds are in the mood for something other than fast food, there are a number of other choices - steak houses and road houses, Ital- ian eateries and, of course, Teddy's. For those more formal evenings, there are countless fine dining restaurants ready, willing and able to deliver delectable culinary delights. If you want choices, just open the Yellow Pages. 1 There a r e,�"� p . e --4-1, d Chef Michael Stewart works his magic at I over seven pages devoted to restau- rants alone. That is not even count- ing the four pages for pizza places. "People are looking for enter- tainment," says Chris Neshevich, of the Shrimp Cocktail' and Hot Rocks in Whitby. ` He adds people a r c Funding for FUNDING firm page I decisions about special education for their children:' According to Ms. Ecker, the Province plans to set standards for individual education plans (IEP) which outline the learning expec- tations as well as the programs and services that will- be provided to each special -needs student in a given year. The government will also estab- lish provincewide criteria for spe- cial -education programs to ensure children have access to appropriate learning materials and that teach- ers and support staff have the nec- NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, January 30, 2000 PAGE 7 AM looking for entertainment value r `� when they go out to cat. "Food is food," Neshevich says. "People want good food, but they f K want a good atmosphere." Statistics Canada says families'`' spent an average of two hours per ` week in restaurants. That is more than weekly time spent reading books or magazines or partici- paling in sports or other enter- tainment activities.`' i 4J "People work hard and don't want to come home and have to cook, clean up afterwards and do , dishes," says Neshevich. "Going {' �- out to cat is becoming a way of life for many people." The restaurant owner adds people choices in restaurants are changing. Where t rr five or six years ago they tended to ,K , go for tried and true, today's diners are more willing to try new foods. "At least at our restaurants, peo- v , plc are ordering the specials," says 4 A Neshevich. "That's where the cre- i "=t -� j ative part of our menu is and manyit of them are our best sellers." He says, to be a success, many Tull w restaurants have gotten creative. �� "We offer people the basics ,16 , chicken, pasta, steak," Neshevich says. "We just try to prepare CARL FERENCZ/ News Advertiser photo them in ways that are different." Atmosphere is also a big part of e you at the Battle of the Hors d'oeuvre are the dining experience. Ready to sen Many restaurants have (clockwise from bottom left) Fred Archibald of Archibald Or - adapted their space to fea- chards Estate Winery, Phil Nott of the Keg. Frank Mollic•a of turc open kitchens and even Silks Cafe and Catering, Marcella Attina of Pelican Catering, allowing the customer to I Chris Neshevich, of the Shrimp Cocktail, Michael Stewart of prepare the food at the Harper's Restaurant and Rudy Van Wijngaarden of Sugars. table, as is the case at Hot Rocks. The Battle of the Hors d'oeuvre goes Feb. 25 at Lviv, Hall in i Other restaurants Oshawa. offer access to online trivia games displayed on overhead TV screens. Neshevich says there is a defi- i Get cookin 0 0 nitcly a trend. 9 He sees more families dining out l i together during the week. Ladies and gentlemen... start Touch of Class, Cotter Street 60ile the weekends seem your skillets. Eatery. the Keg. Silks Cafe and to be "time for mom The Big Sisters of Oshawa- Catering and Sugars. and dad to go out by Whitby-Clarington are hosting Archibald Orchards Estate themselves," says the their third annual Battle of the Winery. Leaskdale Winery and Whithv restaurant Hors d'oeuvre fund-raiser on Feb. Ocala Orchards Winery are pro - owner. I 25 at Lviv Hall in Oshawa. viding the wine for the dinner. So whether you This event is a spectacular sit- Tickets for Battle of the Hors go to Ajax to enjoy down dinner for 250 to 300 peo- d'oeuvre cost $60 per person. Japanese or Korean ple featuring some of the best which include a wine reception, food at Akashia or pre- cooking talent the area has to two bottles of wine per table, din- fer the spicy cuisine of offer. ner, wine tasting and door prizes. India in Oshawa, there Restaurants taking part in- For information and tickets are plenty of dining elude Bon Appetit, Cordon Sue contact the Big Sisters office at choices around Sweets, Harper's Restaurant, Pel- 725-9300 or visit their bigsis- Durham Region. ican Catering, Shrimp Cocktail, ters.durham.net Web site. special education gets a boost from Province essary training and qualifications. "We will also provide addition - all resources, starting in the 2000- 2001 school year, to ensure that boards maintain services for stu- dents with special needs and pro- vide services for students who are new or whose needs have in- creased," Ms. Ecker reports. "Mis will mean an estimated $40 mil- lion in additional funding" And, that's good news for local students, says Bev Freedman, su- perintendent of programs for the Durham District School Board. "I'm pleased with the an- nouncement;' Ms. Freedman says. "It's a reasonably good -news item because it's new money. Although we would have liked more money, there is a recognition of the issues we've been talking about. "There is a need for some sort of (consistency) across the province," she adds. "We would welcome the provincewide stan- dards and that level of accountabil- ity." Ms. Freedman notes the minis- ter's announcement won't bring a quick fix to the problem -plagued funding formula. And, she's still waiting to see whether the govern- ment plans to revise the criteria used to determine which students qualify for funding. "I need to see the technical de- tails," she says. "All we're seeing are the broad brush strokes." Meanwhile, public board chair- man Doug Ross is wary of how the government's plans will be imple- mented. "Forty -million dollars helps, but it depends how you break it down," he says. "I was expecting more. I was expecting them to re- ally address the situation" He says setting provincewide standards for programs could be a good- thing. But, that all depends on what the standard becomes. Ms. Ecker says that standard will be set in consultation with school boards. "These lines are going to be drawn in consultation with the boards and the people who deliver special education" School boards "are on the hook with me in terms of where we draw that line" She notes, while Durham's pub- lic board believes it has the best special -education program in the province, so do several other boards. And, that raises questions about which programs best meet students' needs. "We need to know what is the best special -education program that gives us good outcomes for students," the minister says. .y' P PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, January 30, 2000 A.J. GRO£N/ News Advertiser photo It's all in the cards Sandra Richmond, a 'professional intuitive consultant', plied her trade and attempted to look into the future with the help of tarot cards dur- ing the First Star Famous Psychic Fair hosted last weekend at the Pick- ering Recreation Complex. The event featured a psychic art gallery. museum of the paranormal, lectures, demonstrations and a host of ex- hibitors. Feautiful you ... O Face Lifts 8 Collagen Injections O Liposuction O Botox 8 Breast Enhancement d Artecoll d Tummy Tucks 8 Fat Injections o Nose Reshaping and much, much more! Dr. M. Kara, Plalstic Surgeon 1885 GlertarM Rd., Sle. 110, Pickering ON LI V 6R6 Tot (905) 721-3560 1-800-390-5611 a -mom drkCffa0k irect,Com Pickering Chiropractic Health Centre Efffectivle Health Care for the Whole Family • Chiropractic • Massage Therapy • Nutritional Counselling • Ear Coning Mlebtess • RttMei ' Rettabtl9alion -Caring fa Ptopk of AI Ages Call 601* for an appoirarewt- (905) 420-143 1794LJlrwpsdAsKPkbwft Fftb:Alau-uwtWPdamW4 f Six area residents awarded millennium scholarships The list of local university and college students receiving help from the Canada Millenni- um Scholarship Foundation keeps on growing. Ajax residents Tina Taylor, Elie Chamieh and Maryl Clyke, Durham College student Monique Gibson and Pickering residents Alana DeSilva and laved Ali Taj have been awarded Canada Millennium Scholar- ships by the foundation. An initiative of the federal Region starts food compost program in east Durham An area of Courtice has been se- lected by Durham Region for a pilot project in food and yard waste com- rosting. About 1,500 homes in an area hounded by Prestonvale Road to the �%cst. Hwy. 2 to the north, Trulls Road to the east and an extension of Glen - abbey Road to the south make up the test site. Area residents will be asked to sep- arate all food waste from their regular household trash so it can be diverted from the garbage stream. The project, which will cost about $125.000, will run May I to mid-De- cember of this vear. A report to the Region's works and finance committees notes the subdivi- sion was picked because it's "relative- ly new, compact in area and the hous- es are reasonably similar in size and age". The area now has curbside leaf and yard waste collection on Mondays and curbside garbage pick-up on Wednes- days. Residents will be asked to put food waste into standard plastic garbage bags. Once full, those bags would he placed into a clear plastic bag, along with their residential leaf and yard waste. Homeowners will put out the materials at curbside every Monday to be collected and taken to a facility in Oshawa for processing. SA1-E BARGAINS IN TODAY'S News Advertiser Sun., Jan. 30, 2000 News Advertiser ' Arby's Aja Arlt. • Fairport Guadan Pick. ' Gk�ttanna Guardw Pick ' Health Matters Aja Ift 'M&M &M Meats A00idL MlinCom New Choice Aja>< (Lois Thoo pson d Wayne Henns) ' M'mCom New Choice (Lois Thompson) Pidk Pharma Plus Aja>vPidt. 'Reids ilk Way Pick. ' Remax Rouge (Jams McBurney ii Christine Noris) Pick. ' Scholar Choice Ajar Adk 'Sears Apt N& ' Sun tin (Chinese Rat) Pick. .vtftiirl A*Ack. yl•stney Ciurfm Aox ' Ddivertd to Yimied b%*d xA& otlly Remember, all inserts, including I hose on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your newspaper through your blue box Recycling program. For information on delieenng your advertising flyers, call DUNCAN R.ECCHER at 683-5110. government, the foundation is granting 75,000 awards totalling more than $215 million to young people as part of Canada's cele- bration of the new millennium. Each of the students will re- ceive a $3,000 scholarship. Craig Sunday's carrier of the week is Craig. He enjoys snowboarding. He will receive a dinner for 4 voucher compliments of McDonald's. Congratulations Graig for being our carrier of the week. .. WAM.rrt .1iis 135 Kinymon R,1 .AIJx 212 Havly tit NX 726 K,ng,ton R,1 1'n G 1il,It K1r1x,1on R.1 1',t,. Your feet and ankles can find help at the Family Wellness Footcare Clinic Your feet take a lot of punish- ment so it's no surprise that prob- lems can occur. From blisters and corns to extreme pain in the arches, relief is only a visit away. Stephen G. Parker, D. Ch Chiropodist/Foot Specialist sees many different problems when it comes to feet and each ailment has a solution. "People don't have to suffer with ankle and foot problems," he says. "taut many do without seek- ing per help-" At the Family Wellness Footcare Clinic in Whitby, Stephen can assist patents with such prob- lems as skin irritations, lumps, corns, callouses, ingrown nails, fungous, infections and warts. "1 treat, everyone from chil- dren to the elderly," he says. " Foot problems can occur at any age but the earlier they are treated the better." When it comes to children, parents should look for unusual walking patterns such as pigeon toe or walking with the feet flared out. "All patients have an assess- ment done and there a foot care program is suggested," says Stephen. "In some cases orthotics are recommended and custom made to fit the patients foot and then inserted in their shoes." A mold is taken of your foot and then a prescription is sent to the orthotic lab. The orthotic will fit in most shoes and will start you on the road to healthier feet. Diabetic patients also find Stephen G. Parker, D. Ch ChiropodistWoot Specialist sees many different problems; when it comes to feet and says each ailment has a solutlon. chiropody has helped them live a better quality of life. Stephen, a graduate of the Michener Institute in Toronto, says people with diabetes can experience a loss of sensation and circulation in the feet as well as painful sores. Stephen is also an insb uctor for the Ontario Chiropody pro- gram and a clinical instructor at the Toronto General Hospital. The Family Wellness Clinic is located at 1631 Dundas St. E. in Whitby. They offer a wide variety of services and has. on staff five chiropractors, three registered massage therapists, naturopath, kinesiologist and an acupunctur- ist. For more information call (905) 728-3608. KING STREET Durham's Only Veterinary Clinic Eudraiw* For fd& OPEN MONDAY - SATURDAY • 57 randay Frw•r i aft . 7 pm • sae a a.m. • Pwon NEW KITTIES 850 King W (At Thomton) WELCOME Oshawa Pinn call F« ape. f Six area residents awarded millennium scholarships The list of local university and college students receiving help from the Canada Millenni- um Scholarship Foundation keeps on growing. Ajax residents Tina Taylor, Elie Chamieh and Maryl Clyke, Durham College student Monique Gibson and Pickering residents Alana DeSilva and laved Ali Taj have been awarded Canada Millennium Scholar- ships by the foundation. An initiative of the federal Region starts food compost program in east Durham An area of Courtice has been se- lected by Durham Region for a pilot project in food and yard waste com- rosting. About 1,500 homes in an area hounded by Prestonvale Road to the �%cst. Hwy. 2 to the north, Trulls Road to the east and an extension of Glen - abbey Road to the south make up the test site. Area residents will be asked to sep- arate all food waste from their regular household trash so it can be diverted from the garbage stream. The project, which will cost about $125.000, will run May I to mid-De- cember of this vear. A report to the Region's works and finance committees notes the subdivi- sion was picked because it's "relative- ly new, compact in area and the hous- es are reasonably similar in size and age". The area now has curbside leaf and yard waste collection on Mondays and curbside garbage pick-up on Wednes- days. Residents will be asked to put food waste into standard plastic garbage bags. Once full, those bags would he placed into a clear plastic bag, along with their residential leaf and yard waste. Homeowners will put out the materials at curbside every Monday to be collected and taken to a facility in Oshawa for processing. SA1-E BARGAINS IN TODAY'S News Advertiser Sun., Jan. 30, 2000 News Advertiser ' Arby's Aja Arlt. • Fairport Guadan Pick. ' Gk�ttanna Guardw Pick ' Health Matters Aja Ift 'M&M &M Meats A00idL MlinCom New Choice Aja>< (Lois Thoo pson d Wayne Henns) ' M'mCom New Choice (Lois Thompson) Pidk Pharma Plus Aja>vPidt. 'Reids ilk Way Pick. ' Remax Rouge (Jams McBurney ii Christine Noris) Pick. ' Scholar Choice Ajar Adk 'Sears Apt N& ' Sun tin (Chinese Rat) Pick. .vtftiirl A*Ack. yl•stney Ciurfm Aox ' Ddivertd to Yimied b%*d xA& otlly Remember, all inserts, including I hose on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your newspaper through your blue box Recycling program. For information on delieenng your advertising flyers, call DUNCAN R.ECCHER at 683-5110. government, the foundation is granting 75,000 awards totalling more than $215 million to young people as part of Canada's cele- bration of the new millennium. Each of the students will re- ceive a $3,000 scholarship. Craig Sunday's carrier of the week is Craig. He enjoys snowboarding. He will receive a dinner for 4 voucher compliments of McDonald's. Congratulations Graig for being our carrier of the week. .. WAM.rrt .1iis 135 Kinymon R,1 .AIJx 212 Havly tit NX 726 K,ng,ton R,1 1'n G 1il,It K1r1x,1on R.1 1',t,. Your feet and ankles can find help at the Family Wellness Footcare Clinic Your feet take a lot of punish- ment so it's no surprise that prob- lems can occur. From blisters and corns to extreme pain in the arches, relief is only a visit away. Stephen G. Parker, D. Ch Chiropodist/Foot Specialist sees many different problems when it comes to feet and each ailment has a solution. "People don't have to suffer with ankle and foot problems," he says. "taut many do without seek- ing per help-" At the Family Wellness Footcare Clinic in Whitby, Stephen can assist patents with such prob- lems as skin irritations, lumps, corns, callouses, ingrown nails, fungous, infections and warts. "1 treat, everyone from chil- dren to the elderly," he says. " Foot problems can occur at any age but the earlier they are treated the better." When it comes to children, parents should look for unusual walking patterns such as pigeon toe or walking with the feet flared out. "All patients have an assess- ment done and there a foot care program is suggested," says Stephen. "In some cases orthotics are recommended and custom made to fit the patients foot and then inserted in their shoes." A mold is taken of your foot and then a prescription is sent to the orthotic lab. The orthotic will fit in most shoes and will start you on the road to healthier feet. Diabetic patients also find Stephen G. Parker, D. Ch ChiropodistWoot Specialist sees many different problems; when it comes to feet and says each ailment has a solutlon. chiropody has helped them live a better quality of life. Stephen, a graduate of the Michener Institute in Toronto, says people with diabetes can experience a loss of sensation and circulation in the feet as well as painful sores. Stephen is also an insb uctor for the Ontario Chiropody pro- gram and a clinical instructor at the Toronto General Hospital. The Family Wellness Clinic is located at 1631 Dundas St. E. in Whitby. They offer a wide variety of services and has. on staff five chiropractors, three registered massage therapists, naturopath, kinesiologist and an acupunctur- ist. For more information call (905) 728-3608. She's on the ball Haley Reeve practised her skills with the Kick Master (a soccer hall tethered to a string) during Pickerin,v Soccer Club registration. The event ,c ftti held lint weekend at the PI ( ;.err,! y Recreaticfn ( *,„,; r ', � � " Rmm, � &I K01 I' I NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, January 30, 2000 PAGE 9 AR Pine Ridge Secondary School offers parent and tot program PICKERI NG — Parents are invited to put up their feet and let Pine Ridge Secondary School students plan stimu- lating activities for their young children. The Pickering school is once again offering its 12 -week Next Step Tots pro- gram beginning Tuesday, March 21. It will run Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:45 to 11:45 a.m. At Durham Sec•ondan-Academy, successful learning is a priorih. Our formula for success is: Individual attention with outstanding teachers in Ziff informal• friendly environment. 4i, offer all core secondary school (nurses in unique 10 -week semesters. We spec•iali;,e in Math, Science and the Arts with experienced teachers who provide hands-on learning. We accept part-time and full-time students who can combine attendance at DSA with regular high school attendance. The Durham Sec•ondan Academy is in partnership with the Sylvan Learning Centre in Pickering. New Semester beginning Feb. 5 Enrollment is limited. For more information call 90.5-420-9433 Alri Y Offered in conjunction with School- house Playcare Centres of Durham, the program is aimed at children aged two - and -a -half to four years. They must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Grade I I students will plan and im- plement the program for a credit in Per- sonal Services. Activities will be geared toward stimulating growth in cognitive, creative, gross and fine motor, language, social and emotional areas. A snack will be provided for children, while parents will be given a chance to interact with one another while enjoying coffee, tea and homemade pastries. Cost of the program is $75. For more information or to register, call 839-8586 or 420-1885, ext. 23) . • 20% DISCOUNT off current price list plus 12 linowth price protection PRICING HELD OVER UNTIL FEB. 15, 2000 ., r.. r►� V 1, il, is e-1 l TO - Export Quality Lumber - Personal Architectural Services - Super High Performance Windows Quality Precut Home Packages Independently distributed by: TECH HOME LTD Pete b0 0 Hwy #17 i 7a. R.R. ##3. Onamlle K9J 6x4 !� Can iters Free 1 888 417-8760 VISIT JS AT THE COTTAGEFEST SHOW, PICKERING FEBRUARY 4-6,2000, BOOTH NO.61 S LALL FRAMES With the purchase of prescription lenses at regular price 0% olbr apiw Mad, 4, tun. Un tesftstias eA9Fjc UW rn aoe�Wal v lh Ory air alk "r;ewnl - - - of sans, NOW fur ase in QN& copy* M. %W UNA Im .. , . .....� • - ,... � .�,»�oww.. ate---- A/P PAGE 10 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, January 30,2000 i SAUCES 1.39 �11 T -HE FOD TERMINAL" FWrOj 1- DAINTY FOODS SJTPEI? PAI'N'A 1,()N(; (MAIN .4110 n1lc 8 kg BAG LIMIT ]RIMP -A Kim; b do � 3.79FA. SOUPS .. j.4q)-(—SOYA ,SAUCE ,9q I V V I < P. • 1,69 -S[71'1-.H -11()MF.: FRIES T= 1.0 --.0. Dk*CT $qtr iR011V PAYM9147 DAINTY FOODS SJTPEI? PAI'N'A 1,()N(; (MAIN .4110 n1lc 8 kg BAG LIMIT ]RIMP -A Kim; b do � 3.79FA. SOUPS .. j.4q)-(—SOYA ,SAUCE ,9q I V V I < P. • 1,69 -S[71'1-.H -11()MF.: FRIES SHOULDER 1 i')M" Hi i NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, January 30.2000 PAGE I I Alp FISH NO CENTRE CHOPS REMOVED WHOLE OR HALF F$ TENDERLOIN END OR RIB END LOIN 01F 10 ORK 3_28 kg PORK SID] OYI MFI CADET BRAND • AT THE DEI I COON SER • R'/ THE PIFT:F 11"tiCOOKED e F _ LOL 1i 1( UhTOMl___ l( -H- 3.73/1.69 1.k. 2;3 k.1 i H JL• c: p ail, ri<r id .. � .. 5. COTTAGE ROLLS 1,99 TORPIDO SAUN 2 I i.. `1 1 H "SU ; /A(, FIAT, IFA PRODUCT OF ,µ . 1.52 kg LARGE SIZE • FILL YOUR. OWN BAG LB.169 ,. Ine- PTIO MCT OF THAILAND [ (/�-� '1 '- A F /A: 199 A A (� GINGER 1Aiz- '— CORIANDER,(�J/\/�N/\`IAW.F 1)Gtl'.l"IA1 HUNT HF', c< �Wf;H - BATHROOM TISSUE11 ti11 2-PLY • 16 -ROLL PKG. 1MIx�7 VA ()K 2199 APER TOWELS :MATCH 8 -ROLL PKG. PKG. 11 RATIN ssu,.69 CL�SANER2.69 CLF.AIITSER .79 WFf1TF; CAULIFLO�V'ER 1 AK(:F;til%F; IV -s SVI.FA-rY()UROWN 199 Pci1�U1,�, I �A . ', A • NA{I': F + :APIT- iY • LAWA aVF WALNUTS2 t8kq LET • SW-F:F'1' - KF;1) - (1:11ANF:I.LF. - (:KEFN' PEPPERS 2-114 kg I.K. V V KI )" A T11P 1r.S ■(1,.'Mv■ 2000. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. • • • • • AR PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, January 30, 2000 Oraime Birthday "Wow! Look who has turned 40. It's Tom (Tur- tle) Manley. Tom went over the hill on Jan. 26. The best is yet to come! Love always from Jack- ie, Matthew, and Austin. Many happy returns from your family and friends" Birthday r On Jan. 29. Keith Cordell hit the milestonc age of 301 Wishing him a happy birth- day and a great year ahead are Jen, Heather, Ron, Kathy, Ted and all the gang in Quebec. Birthday dropping NEWS ADVERTISER JAN. Birthday On Jan. 26, Michael Caplar turned three. "Michael, you are so loved by your Daddy, Mommy and your `brud- der' Brandon. and all the rest of your family and friends. Happy birthday, Mikey'" "The countdown is over. Laura McGivern "as anxiously await- ing the big day...Jan. 21. She cel- ebrated her 12th birthday with friends and family for the entire weekend. Lots of love from the best Mom. P.S. lust think: In one more year, you will officially be- come a teenager. Look out Pick- ering.` Birthda% Best wishes go out to Sabrina as she turns two on Feb. 1. Love from Mum, Dad, sisters Olivia and Melissa, all the fami- ly and pets Cruger, Goose, Gander, Buddy and Bkmdie. Birthday. PW 740a" Birthday "Where does the time go? It seems like only yester- day we brought you - I home from the hospital. There was a big party at the Smith house to celebrate Dcv in's first birthday on Jan. 29. Lots of love, hugs and kisses from Mommy, Daddy, Kyle and MacKenzie:' Birthdav Brvndon Fry celebrated his eighth birthday Jan. 22. Wishing him a wonderful day were his Mom, Dad and brother Chris. Birthday "Our sweet" Nicole I.ee-Ann Stata celebrated her fifth birthday Jan. 2i. .i Her two sweet sls-raa ire 3; t e r s , Sarah a n d Shannon, send their 1 o v e , a l o n g w i t h Toby, Riley, Mom and Dad. "This com- pletes one-third of our girls' soft- ball team" Happy birthday wishes go out to Halle Man- son as she turns six Feb. 1. Love, hugs and kisses from Mommy, Daddy, Ryan and Laura. "Our little mon- key" Erin Butler turns one on Feb. 1. Lots of love from Mommy, Daddy, Nana, Gramma, Gordypop and the rest of the family. 3 0 2 0 0 0 Birthday G u c s s who's.:: 2 1 Michelle;: Selena _ M c - Mullen celebrat- ed a step- p i n g stone in life on Jan. 26. Wishing her all the best on the big day were Granny and Grandpa Elliott. - Birthday Happy second birthday wish- es went out to B r a d l e v Dunne on Jan. 28. "Mommy and Daddy want to wish you the happiest birthday and thank you for two years of boy and happy times. We love you very much!" - Birthday-—� A cutis celebrated her fourth birthday on Jan. 17. Wishing Rebecca Briell a h a p p y birthday with lots of lo%c. hugs and kisses were Mom, Dad and Katie. Birthdav Birthday Mehboob:.._ Ikmal Virani 9� turns nine on Feb. 1. "lime has surely flown by very fast, as it's hard to believe our little boy is now nine." He's celebrating at the .one with family and friends. Wishing him a happy birthday and many, many more are Mom, Dad, brother Adam, Nayyir, Nasir Chacha, Roza, Nu- ruddin Chacha, his grandparents and family in Kenya, London, Vancouver, Ottawa, Washington and Toronto' - J Birthday Jan. 29 was a big day for Parrish as he turned seven. Wishing him all the best with love were Mom, Nana and Dennis. Birthday Jan. 31 is a special day for little Roman .eW/ Onil Das- gupta as he cele- bratcs his i second birthday. Besides being smart, handsome and cheeky. he's also a good brother to Joshua and dog Kazen. Happy birthday wishes and lots of love from his Omi and Opa. , Look who's celebrating his first birthday! Happy birthday wishes to An- thODY Gertzos on Feb. 3. "It's been a wonderful Year sweetheart!" Lots of love from Mommy and Daddy. lr NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, January 30, 2000 PAGE 13 A/P ljurilyll LOT OF TI nRF_Q9 I I INNU 9 0 11 Chevy Blazer 2 -Door features: Vortec 4300190 HP V6 Engine - 4 -Speed Automatic Transmission with Overdrive - 4 -Wheel Disc Brakes with ABS - Next Generation Driver and Front Passenger Air Bags - PASSLocV Theft -Deterrent System - Off -Road Suspension Package - Locking Differential - Power Door Locks/Windows/Mirrors - Tilt-WheeFm Steering - Cruise Control - Air Conditioning - AM/FM Stereo with CD Player set Ifo a 4-9oor 4x4 Bf Vortec 4300190 HP V6 Engine - 4 -Speed Automatic Transmission with Overdrive - 4 -Wheel Disc Brakes with ABS - Premium Ride Suspension Package - Locking Differential - Power Door Locks/Windows/Mirrors - Cruise Control - Air Conditioning - AM/FM Stereo with CD Player * Remote Keyless Entry - And More PER MONTH/36 MONTHS. 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The difference between the price for floe SrrwrLetisr/GRAAC Purchase Finance offer and the "Cash Purchase" o1Ter s deemerd under 0 provincial discbsure laws to be a cost of borrowing, whether or not the same represents actual /merest and is required to be expressed as an annual percenhge rate of 4.8596/4.52% (Blazer 2 -Door R7Z/Blezer 4 -Door RTZ). Otters ) as irrdirafed m new 2000 models of Blazer 2 -Door R7ZBgzer 4 -Door RTZ as described. Oilers apply to wlilied retail customers in the Ontario Chevrolet Oldsmobile Dealer Marketing Association err aonry `exclud- O��aaW Top Northwestern Orda"a) Dealer order or trade may be necessary. limited time r which may not be combined wtth other oilers. DoaMrs are free !o set individual prices. See your dealer for twnditions or details. Your GM DeaNr is not licensed as an Insurance broker, and is not acting as an agent or broker or in any other capacity on 1w31raM of Motors Inwranee Corporation. Motors Irrsurarrae Corporation offer avaidabb to residents o1 Ontano Doty. AIP PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERnSER SUNDAY EDITION, January 30, 2000 Proud to be a part of the new City of Pickering SEARS Pickering Town Centre Congratulations Pickering! We are pleased to be part of Canada's first MILLENNIUM CITY. VERIDIANeu Aiu/PickmnV. 4Z7-1871 GnAngton: 6254451 www.veridian.on.ca CONGRATU LAT10N S PICKERING C3ECO N CA I`tAW5_7, �i: z� . P I L L E N.N.l L.� M CITY ,t. Y TechS Co Y=� C. 78B Old Road Picke 1a�e Ajax, On 1T 2Z8 Con tions On Becoming Cmkada-ts Only M111enn1Ulri City 1,Durham- Business Times The Voice of Business in Durham 130 CottrerA Ave„ *X 683-5110 wt Vie: Iia //www. dwnomomews m. "C composew PH® RaeponsNe Cate: A Total Commibnsnt DuPont Performance Coatings Congratulations on a job well done Pickering! ' RvOl'tercd tradrinark of El. du Pont de Ncmours and company, I MIh)nt Canada Inc. is a lovensm Growing To Serve You Better! Congratulations Pickering MW Im r" LobUm PICKERING MARKET 1792 Liverpool Rd., Pickering Congratulations to the ne CITY OF PICKERING on your o fftcial city status.1 1735 POAMAT M R"4 p sum "64M raft "645" SWW= "6'2" PURDUE PKARW formerly PURDUE FREDERICK, = congratulates Pickering on becoming Canada's first millennium city - and is proud to be part of this z brant, growing community. John H. Steuwrt Executive Vice President y,rand General Manager CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF OUR FRIENDS & BUSINESS CLIENTS IN THE NEW CITY OF PICKERING FROM JOE DICKSON & FAMILY PRINTING Councillor, ward 2 MAX/PI( NEWS AD' 7� &"4"wmnt and �t outlJLit qviAru go 94 YOUR COMMUNITY N le 0 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, January 30, 2000 PAGE 15 A lP atul Con r ati g ons to Mayor Arthurs & members of Council and the new City of Pickering on becoming Canada's only Millennium City. INVAR eu.ILD■1.1� CORPORATION Best of Luck in 2000 and beyond! 220 Duncan Mills Rd. Suite 301, Toronto Tel.: (416) 441-9855 Fax: (416) 441-0172 Congratulations to the New City of Pickering Hubbell Canada Inc. 870 Brock Rd. S. Pickering Y �- fro 'The 111d [CKERM�G (r�D ��1L7L` ll off (W4�Yk 90 Cenci City Lof JEWSPAPER SINCE WIS 1965 Way to grow 1 � Pickering! 585 Granite Court Pickering Congrattilations from everyone at 315 Kingston Rd. Pickering 509-8278 to the City of Mckerine Canada's first Millennium City! For over 30 years. Ontario Power Generation's Pickering Nuclear station and its employees have worked with the Pickering community to make it a great place in which to live and work. We are proud to be part of this community and look forward to continuing our long and prod uctivepartnership with you for many years to come. May the City of Pickering enjoy O�IftE every success in the future. Congratulations. once again! N • AJP PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, January 30, 2000 FINAL May 28, 2000 "Durham College Oshawa ��> fes.. A1-$ winners FIN e�Ve Wilt red a bicycle suppited W F ! VW M SHAWA WIi1TBY VCLART�V PORT PERRY 'r f HI S .EEK BRIDGE.;'T.WBUNE s .p EARLY 1 BIRD REGISTRATION At our Information Booth at Ajax Ajax Public Library - McLean Branch the Oshawa Centre, 95 Magill Drive., Ajax Centre Court Feb. 3, 2000 7 - 8:45 p.m. Sat., Feb. r5, Feb. 8, 2000 2000 7 - 8:45 p.m. ' Registration ongoing at all branches (Main, McLean and Village) until Feb. 18, 2000 r ■ REGISTRATION: Oshawa Oshawa Public Library 65 Bayot St., Oshawa Feb. 5, 2000 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Feb. 12, 2000 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Oshawa This Week 865 Farewell St. Feb. 7 - 11 9 a.m. - 5 p.m, entry fee Entrants must be aged 6-16 on May 31, 2000. The Durham Regional Spelling Bee is a non-profit community event promoting an interest in reading among our youth. A portion of the fee in support of the Literacy Council of (Durham Region. 41, ies es ''F�nc�rrl - Sessions s nch�9 News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave. Feb. 7 - 11 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Bowmanville Canadian Statesman 62 King St. W. Feb. 7 - 11 9 a.m. - 5 p.m, Sat. Feb. 12 9 a.m. to noon Pickering Pickering Central Public Library e the Esplanade, Pickering Feb. 2, 2000 7 - 8:45 p.m. Feb. 7, 2000 7 - 8:45 p.m. Registration ongoing until Feb. 18, 2000 Port Perry Port Perry This Week 1625 Scugog St. #2 Feb. 7 - 11 9 a.m. - 5 p.m, Uxbrid�e Uxbridge Tribune T 24 Toronto St. #2 Feb. 7 - 11 9 a.m. - 5 p.m, Whitby Whitby Public Library - Dundas Branch A05 Dundas St. W., Whitby Feb. 5, 2000 10 a.m. - 1 P.M. Feb. 12, 2000 10 a.m. - 1 P.M. Entry Fee: $10.00 - •', pad§: # ., s.. ,.., �iO „X,�E?y'; f?'� `.:?: �. asented f x r 3 > 3 a MAXPiCKERdNG Wq.ADVERTI E < p K� 05man t t] .._ .... -. -... IF 11.11 1 .Y .S _ F_ 1, f S f :s J �.7Y. ►s s. f . �.-- `�.°e • It NEWSADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, January 30, 2000 PAGE 17 AIP - watershed yrecorded for C L OCA Rick Johnson re-elected chairman of conservation authority Pickering Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick Johnson has been re-elected to his third term as chairman of the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority (CLOCA). Scugog Mayor Doug Moffat was also re- elected to his third term as vice-chairman, at the authority's Jan. 18 annual meeting. In his remarks to the meeting, Coun. Johnson commented on the highlights of the past year for the organization, including: - adoption of the Cranberry Marsh Manage- ment Strategy that was the next step in the Lynde Shores Management Plan, as well as MONDAY, JAN. 31 BREASTFEEDING: The Durham Lactation Centre offers a Prenatal Breastfeeding Workhop from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. It's de- signed to give a sound knowledge base of breastfeeding, getting off to a good start, what to expect and how to have a happy breastfeed- ing experience. Call for location. 427-9547. TUESDAY, FEB. 1 PARENT SUPPORT: The local chapter of the Association of Par- cnt 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- 8(10-488-5666 for location. YOGA: The Sahaja Yoga 'vlcdita- tion group offers free classes at 7:30 p.m. at the Ajax Central I,i- many improvements to Lynde Shores Con- servation Area in Whitby; - authority education programs that play a key role in increasing awareness among youth of watershed issues, with more than 21,000 students participating in such pro- grams in 1999; - completion of the CLOCA Groundwater System Information Report, a first step in determining a program for understanding and managing groundwater resources that in the past have been taken for granted; - the addition of more than 100 acres of en- vironmentally sensitive land to authority holdings, through a combination of devel- opment dedication and private donation; - CLOCA's 2000 and Beyond report, giving future direction to the programs and ser- vices of the authority. "We want to continue to be an agency that delivers what it promises — a good product, on time and within budget," said Coun. Johnson. The CLOCA board of directors for 2000 consists of Coun. Scott Crawford (Ajax); Coun. Mary Novak and Mayor Diane NEWS ADVERTISER BILLBOARD JAN. 30, 2000 brary, Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres. All welcome. 416-759- 4912. QUILTING: The Durham Trilli- um Quilters' Guild meets at 7:30 p.m. at Central Collegiate, 155 Gibb St., Oshawa. Annette Janca of Quilts for Material Girls will speak on colour theory, rotary cutting and quick piecing tech- niq,tes. 725-7495 (Elizabeth Vipond), 728-3340 (Karen Men- zies). GENEALOGY: The Whitby -Os- hawa branch, Region of Durham, Genealogical Society meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Arts Resource Centre on Qucen St. at the back of H.ill. The topic is Oshawa Library Holdings of In- terest to Genealogical and Family History Researchers. 683-2476 or 723-7460. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2 OSTEOPOROSIS: The Ajax - Pickering Osteoporosis Support Group meets the first Wednesday of every month from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. in lower -level conference rooms A and B at Ajax-Pickcnng Health Centre, 580 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax. Guest speakers. Free. All welcome. 683-3948 or 428-6632. PARENT SUPPORT: The Ajax - Pickering chapter of the One Par- ent Families Association holds its weekly meeting for custodial and non-custodial parents at 8 p.m. at Harare (Clarington); Coun. Robert Boy- chyn, Coun. John Gray, Coun. Iry Harrell and Coun. Brian Nicholson (Oshawa); Coun. Rick Johnson (Pickering); Mayor Doug Moffatt (Scugog); Coun. Bev North- east (Uxbridge); Coun. Joe Drumm, Coun. Gerry Emm and Coun. Pat Perkins (Whit- by ). ai U v d the Annandale Golf and Curling Club, at the corner of Church and Bayly Sts., Ajax. 831-1201. TORIES: Durham's federal Pro- gressive Conservative associa- tions host a policy consultation meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Touch of Class Catering, 104 Consumers Dr., Whitby. Health care, taxation and Justice are among the topics to be discussed. Guest speaker is Senator Consiglio Di Nino. All welcome. Refreshments served. 686-5504 (Leanne) or 428-9798 (Shashi). TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax - Pickering T,,asimasters Club holds its weekly meeting, begin- ning with a meet and greet at 7:15 p.m.. and meeting from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Guests welcome. Call for new meeting location. 683- 4439 (John). 619-9079 (Nancy). C30 NOW! THE ROTARY CLUB OF WHITBY SUNRISE rAea RITA MACNEIL IN CONCER-r S Friday, March 3rd, 2000, 8:00pm Oshawa Civic Auditorium Tickets '34."'/ '40 at the door 'Pickets available from the fi)llowing outicts: By phone at'rickctmaster: (416) S7() -8(A ) or any Ticketmaster outlet In person at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium, for information call (905) 728-iIti3 IA \ YI � '" rift Go where the sun is and experience a great holiday value aboard Carnival's floating resorts. Fabulous meals, Las Vegas -style entertainment,exciting casino, spacious sun decks and much more. INE WEEK CRUISE ANUI FAMNATIAN �,,.,,„011111 * Port charges included 01 j` 690 Feb 12, Mar 4, April ?9, May 6, 2000 %W)VAdof fes— Open Sundays and extended hours on weekdays. p91=k ME— AS A i�� • WE GIVE YOU THE WORLD" rs �� National Telephone Sales Centre 1-800-799-6466 Mon. - Fri Sam to midnight (ES.T.) Sat. - Sum gam to 9pm (E S.T.) Visit our website 24h a day www sears.ca Pickering Town Centre Pickering 420-7600 nvvvTmAeu crurse-onry prices are: per person, double occupancy, in U.S. dollars, includes port charges, the lowest available at press time applicable for specific 2000 sailings in Feb., March & April and will vary dependant upon ship, departure, duration and category. All booking offers, prices and space are sub)ect to availability and can change or be withdrawn at any time. Roundtrip airfare to connect with cruise is extra. Gratuities are extra. See Sears Travel for details. Ship's registries: Liberia and Panama. 02000 Sears Canada Inc. Sears Canada Inc. d. b. a. Sears Travel Service. Ont. Reg# 2264141 FES •ry AM PAGE 18 NEWS ADVERTISER. SUNDAY EDITION, January 30, 2000 Pickering levee celebrates city status PICKERING — Resi- dents are invited to attend a levee hosted by Pickering's mayor and councillors Sunday. Jan. 30 to cele- brate the community's new city status. The former town be- came a city as of Jan. 1, 2000. The levee will run from to 3 p.m. in the lobby of 'the Pickering Civic Com- plex, One The Esplanade. Light refreshments will be served and commemorative millennium coins and sou- venir pins will be distrib- uted to those in attendance. Residents will have the op- portunity to discuss the fu- ture of the community with city officials, in an infor- mal setting. Parking will be avail- able in the public lot south of the Pickering Central Li- brary. For more information call 420-4666. Special -needs kids need you Volunteers are needed to provide emotional sup- port to a parent of a child with special needs. Kinark Child and Fami- ly Services in Durham is also looking for volunteers willing to share weekly ac- tivities with a special - needs child. Training will be provided. For more information call Kinark at 433-0386, ext. 308. Name the �Studv and V41N t.[� � 0001 tocadli,e r:1t omlii WSSS TRANSPORTATION MASTER PLAN STUDY Plan The Regicxi of Durham u preparing a Transportation Master to help gwde the Region s transportation prograrrns and investments for the next twenty years and beyond. The Plan will identify the rww and impr()�,ed facilities needed to serve future growth, and %,%ill suggest ways to make the best use of our transportation services. The Public's input will play an important rule in shapingg the Plan s recommendations. Public open houses and WorkShops scheduled for later this year willprovide the community with frequent opportunities to offer their input. Individuals and organizations interested in becoming more involved may wish to participate on our Community Advisory Committee. The Committee will provide residents, businesses and interested groups an opportunity to actively participate in the ti-dnsportation decision-making process for their community. The deadline for expressions of interest for the Community Advisory Committee is February 18, 2000. �Nv%�a vZMvru WCueasan �?eEAgltanr►. This study is being conducted in accordance with the pmvisiort, of the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment and Planning Act. Christopher Lusby, 9 yrs Paula Makela, 9 yrs Rafiq Suleman, 6 yrs Mariah Jefferies, 5 Walker Dickson, 2 yrs Bethanie Wilson, 5 yrs yrs T ter Bra an 10T Ier Bra an 10 vrs Danielle Steenhuysen, 10 yr MEADE Justine Creagmile, 11 yrs Jason Byrne, 10 yrs Mackenzie Smith, 4 yrs Sara Sinclair, 7 yrs Ibrahim Salam, 9 yrs • Vanessa Gardener 10 rs arah Treharne, 6 yrs ® Adam Mayhew, 2 yrs Brenda Hicks, 3 yrs Aimilee Davis, 8 yrs Morgan Kelly, 3 yrs Mariah Connell, 2 rs Wyatt Austin Irvine, 4 yrs Christo her Purtell 7 vrs Doulton Monk, 7 yrs Kadeesha Lewis, 5 yrs Tyler Cragg, 2 yrs Kyle Hennebury, 6 yrs Kaytlyn Roppel, 8 yrs Caleb Gage, 3 vrs Vanessa Korson, 6 yrs Cameron Macht, 3 yrs Marcus Maingot, 7 yrs Katie Wlse, 7 yrs An ie Kina, T vrs nm Kadlin Jefferies, 8 yrs Mitchell Byers, 5 yrs EM I Larissa Brianne White 9 yrs Kara Scott, 4 yrs Iwo Kimberly Buie, 5 yrs Jacob Lubbock, 2 yrs Carolyn Coghlan, 10 yrs Paulina Shultz, 9 James Parker 7 rs yrs Kathleen Piasecki, 10 yrs Rae-Amay Hugh, 10 yrs Shoneika Lindo 1 rs Amanda Punkari 6 vrs Stacey Janes, 11 yrs Brae•Clowes, 3 rs Katelyn Feddema, 7 yrs Tyler Weston, 13 yrs Michael Feddema, 7 yrs Shane Brightwell, 10 yyrs AnthonyGa non 11 vrs Dawn Marie Francis, 5 yrs Fil�1111111111 111111111 Eric Allan Gibb 5 yrs Katie Brooks, 12 yrs • Sera Caglan, 13 yrs K le Ford 3 vrs. Cameron -Lee Thorpe, 2 yrs Robert Colasuonno, 3 yrs Alyssa Hefferty, 3 yrs Cassandra Leigh Beach 3 yrs Lucy Lorefice, 6 yrs David Richards, 12 yrs Ni, hole S uelstra, 2 yrs Danielle Ladouceur, 7 yrs Jared Smith, 2 yrs Jennifer Brough, 11 yrs Shannon Taylor Arnold 2 y Ryan Jolin, 6 yrs 110 ftllilw� Samantha Phillips, 13 yrs Allen Dillon, 11 yrs Colton Bennett, 2 yrs Dean Adams, 8 yrs Emily Henry, 5 yrs Edella Price, 11 yrs Alexander Saunders, 5 yrs Matthew Cannons 8 rs Kylie Wallace 5 rs Carrie Hicks, 2 yrs Tasha lies, 11 yrs Steven O'Brien 9 vrs Monica Nicole Staines, 2 yrs Kristie Jennings, 12 yrs Mathew Earle, 10 yrs Elliot S icer 5 rsKeegan Ross, 3 yrs Shawn Lalach, 9 yrs Jaden Phillips, 4 yrs Sarah Canning, 2 yrs David Paul Morton, 12 yrs Owen Lindo, 4 yrs Nicolas Santella. 3 vrs Nicholas Cougle, 3 yrs Sean Forbes, 9 yrs Johnathan Phillips, 11 yrs Kayla Marie Cuccio, 2 yrs Andrew Osinga, 8 yrs Steven Linhardt. 9 vrs Joshua Turner, 3 yrs Beth Crawford, 11 yrs Christopher Papaconstantinou, 4 yrs Adrian Sappaticci, 7 yrs Jessie Harrington, 8 yrs -soup This card wiallow to pttrdtase 10 rides in adtwn =4 8 from the drS001 t Offered b monthly riders. The 10 rides can be used at any time, in any month. Bus drivers willpunch off each ride and the cards can also be used for more than one rider at a tim providing they are in the same category (adult, studerrt, child.) Transfers can -still be requested. The 10 -ride cards are $15 for addts, $12.50 for studerib and W75 for seniors and chldr&L They will be on sale are regular pass locations. call 579-2471 for more information IffOshawa Transit Commission John X8 yrs Would you like your child's name added to the Birthday Wishes calendar? Simply send us your child's full name and birthdate and tell us how old they'll be on their next birthday. We'll add them to our computer file, and every year we'll update the ages for youl Send to Birthday Wishes (Month), c% Lisa Preston, P.O. Box 481, 865 Farewell St., Oshawa, Ontario. L1 H 71-5. A 'MASON* Y2K SPECIAL - 4 DAY COURSE DSAO Approved $2 9 9 QQ Full Course 25 Hours of In -class • 15 In -car lessons R U ANCE DISCOUNT CERa r1CATE Group discounts IS or Dor•► lw"anneat Payment Tran dvailoits Xini Package - 6 lessons da toad hest $149.00 ,. :905-420-8641 :g24 Kingston Rd., Pickering (Above City Cleaners) Come climb THE RO 0 Family Fun for All�Ages! 3 Month Program • learn rock climbing secrets • over 11 different vertical ch • bouldering wall NOW ONLY M40 per mi Class Times: Monday & Wednesday 7:00..rF Saturday, 12:00 noon= -1:00 p.171.11tarting Feb CALL NOW.�TO REG/S7 as class sizes w�l ,be limited (905) 4211 49 Canadian Centre for-6rappl�n� 1050 Brock Rd., Unit 12, Pickering -11,11;�M_,t" TM 0 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION January 30, 2000 PAGE 19 Alp eye's a simple s in l e oabriiyhtento our smi le TOOTH WHITENING monitored and removed by a trained Dental Professional, Have you ever wondered how teeth become so stained due to the high concentration 35% of peroxide releasing and discoloured? chemical. Only I visit is required to complete your teeth Did you know there is a very simple way to significally whitening procedure and it will take approximately 2 hours. lighten and brighten your smile? 2. At Home Whitening, A custom bleaching tray is made Over a lifetime we are exposed to many things that will stain for you to personally apply the bleaching material at home. and discolour our teeth. Juices, Tea, Coffee and Tobacco The concentration being much lower between 7-10% attain - among other things such as foods account for much of this able results if any. This requires multiple applications over a staining our teeth acquire as we age. period of weeks. Often people feel that their smile is faded dull. But this can all be taken care of by a simple and cost effective proce- dure called tooth whitening or bleaching. The tooth whiten- ing procedure removes the accumulation of stain and dis- colouration from your teeth by a simple reaction between the bleaching material applied and your teeth. There are two ways you can have this done! 1. In -Office Whitening, The material is directly applied, Don't Do Tai Chi Play Tai Chi Tai Chi, a melody for Dr. John Vervaeke is one of the gifted teachers. He brings passion, commitment, joy and patience to his work. His meditation and Tai Chi students find his knowledge and ability to teach very helpful and greatly inspiring on their path of personal growth and self realization. This is what Dr. Vervaeke says about Tai Chi as a discipline for Body, Mind and Spirit. When we undertake any kind of health practice we should ask ourselves how it addresses the three fundamen- tal aspects of our being. How does it address the body, the mind, and the spirit? One of the great advantages of Tai Chi is that it is specifically designed to train all three of these aspects in a highly integrated manner". Tai Chi is a series of slow movements that place a great emphasis on training balance and precision of co-ordinated movement. Flexibility and rhythm are also developed through Tai Chi. This has the health benefits of reducing stress and tension in the body. The training of balance and co-ordination bring great resiliency and natural strength to the body. Yet, Tai Chi does all of this without punishing the body in any way. Tai Chi works with the body to release its inborn potential. Tai Chi also works with the mind. One must concen- trate when doing Tai Chi. Yet the concentration is not a rigid or boring state of mind. It is a Flowing movement as one's THE RESULTS: A whiter brighter more beautiful smile to last forever, due to the constant staining from food, drinks and tobacco. Therefore it is recommended that to continue to maintain your results you should have a touch up treatment every six months to one year. Remember the amount of stain your teeth are exposed to VJordable Dentures... One Good Reason To Smile.' REPAIRS (I hr.) • Relines ' Complete. Partial Dentures N PEINIANW, William Steil, DD, ECA.C.(a) So"Donum UM Charles Wm. Steil, D.D. 84 Old IGngston Rd. W. PICKERIN VILLA E AJAX 683-4294 ANor lware d'XLAAnI tt f - Tai CM & Meditation Classes with John Vervaeke 11 sm II Bu�dhruary 121 AM Leeture II CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION A peaceful country retreat Highway 7 and Westney iN (10 w&L from downtown PkkerkW Body, Mind and Spirit attention follows the rhythm and grace of the Tai Chi move- ments. This trains the mind to be prersent and creatively engaged. This makes the mind calmer and vet more adapt- able. Because of the way the practice of Tai Chi can have such a large impact on the rest of your life, many people find a spiritual depth to Tai Chi. In doing Tai Chi you can devel- op a deep sense of connection to yourself, to others, and to being itself. Reality becomes more vibrant, and for many people this helps to heal and clarify their life as a whole. There is a great and beautiful power to doing Tai Chi. In fad, you do not do Tai Chi. The correct expression is that you play Tai Chi as you play music. For Tai Chi is very much like music in that it can move our bodies, free our minds and take our spirits to the depths. Carefully consider taking Tai Chi. It can completely change your life. John Vervaeke is teaching Tai Chi and insight medita- tion at Greenwood Holistic Health Care Centre. He will be speaking on Buddhism and Taoism on Feb. 12, ll a.m. For information and to register call Nicole at (905) 619-1405. . I Nutritional Consultant joins the Cbiropractic Wcpness Centra. Deborah MacKinnon We are pleased to announce Deborah MacKinnon, Registered Nutritional Consulting Practitioner (R.N.C.P.), has joined our office to support clients who wish to improve their nutritional health and well- being. A graduate of the Canadian School of Natural Nutrition, Deborah comes to our office with a solid education in Holistic Nutrition, alternative health care and personal growth. Deborah assists clients set and achieve personal and realistic goals for health, focusing on nutrition and healthy eating! • - Chiropractic et� Wellness Centre A" 1420 Bayly St., Unit 5 Pickering (905) 8394723 and regular dental cleaning will all be a factor in keeping your teeth lighter and brighter. So give yourself that beauti- ful vibrant smile you always wanted. If you have any ques- tions regarding the tooth whitening process please feel free to contact us at DURHAM DENTAL CENTRE (905) 427- 4280. Prepared by Terri -Ann Kalisz D/A Durham Dental Centre urha►n Dental--, 0, 0, 0 AFJ �F I Evening & Saturday Appointments Available Electro Surgery White Filling only Cosmetic / Bleaching Intra Oral Camera imaging Preventative (are Ultra ti(nic Scaling Caps / Crowns & Bridges Free Consultations Air Abrasion / No Freezing / No Drilling Extractions (WisdomTecth) Root CanalTrcatmcnt Nitrous Oxide (Laughing (:as) Lisa. Mastercard. lntcrrc t All Insurance Plans Accepted Gentle Care for Big Babies Comprchcnsivc Care for Children New Patients & Emergency Calls Welcome -Ample Free Parking - 427 -4E280 Durham Dental Centre 135 Harwood Ave. V_. (at Hwy 2) • Durham (entre (Beside LobHws) Eye Believe In Miracles It's official. Thousands of people have eliminated their need to wear eyeglasses or contact lenses with Laserwsion correction. But, rest assured, these "miracles" are not random. Selecting the right Laser Eye Surgeon is a critical step_ Dr. John MacLeod is Durham Region's Chief I.aser Surgeon for the world-renowned Herzig -Eye Institute. After thousands of LASIK procedures, Dr. Macleod offers the experience you can Uust. I Experience The FriiaWomi EXPERIENCE You Can Trusd We without glasses or contacts? Call MacLeod Eye Clinic, to find out if you qualify for Laservsion correction HERZIG, and to register for our EYE I N a T I U T E free seminar. Jobn N. MacLeod, MD, FRCSC 117 King St East Oshawa. ON, Canada L1H 189 Ml: (905) 721-1211 www.fnaclood-ey*.comt , e-mM: mwJeod1@Wk9ct.com for hr.1-877-721-EYES AIP PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, January 30, 2000 Lose weight and .feel better in 2000 Evelyn Arbour is a Registered Nutritionist at The Wellness Connection in Ajax. She is also some- one who has experienced change in her life when it comes to losing weight by changing her eating habits. "I know how it feels physically and emotionally tc have a weight problem and digestive disorders," she explains. "This experi- ence helps me to work with my clients so they can achieve their goals." Evelyn has designed a 4 step program for her clients that is easy to follow and a has resulted in long term results. The first step is a 1 hour consultation. She finds out what you've been eating and how you've been feeling. It's a time to learn about good and bad eating habits as well as the differences between good and bad digestion. Next you take home a questionnaire. This helps you to see which systems you may be having trouble with including digestion, elimination and respiratory as well as problems associ- ated with vitamin and min- eral deficiencies. Once this is done the next step is to determine whether you need a detoxification pro- gram. "You may feel bloated all the time, have bad breath or feel tired all the time," says Evelyn. "Detoxification is the body's natural process of elimination or neutralizing of toxins via the liver, the kidneys, the urine, feces, Get in shape with the help of Fitness Depot Many people prefer the comfort of their home when getting physical- ly fit. For them the perfect place to Ret the best in aerobic and strength training equipment is Fitness Depot in Pickering. Located at 613 Kingston Rd. jVst west of Whites Rd., it is one of 27 stores in Canada and the first in Durham Region. Owner Scott Essery says that the next closest store was in Scarborough and it was time to open one in Durham. "We were seeing a large amount of customers coming from all over Durham Region and as far away as Lindsay and Uxbridge," he says. "At first we thought the Pickering store might draw customers away from Scarborough but we're seeing tremendous growth in both loca- s No G.sT- & PAT. Evg. & Sot Dept e Aboutt, to l I•i w Doom e Daftr s M lIl I &- , • ira QWW0 ft i've ah)riys waded! Mario oPim) :0-2652 tions." While the Pickering store is 2,000 sq, ft. compared to more than 10,000 in Scarborough, you'll find a great selection of every piece of exercise equipment you could possibly want. "Opening smaller stores means we can bring our product to a wider variety of areas," says Scott. "And what we've seen so far, since opening just over a year ago, tells us it was the perfect time to open in Pickering." For aerobic enthusiasts there is a great selection of treadmills from Precor, Trimline and Schwinn. There are stationary and the very popular recum- bent bikes. Also a big seller are the elliptical cross train- ers. "We also have home gyms for strength training," says Scott. "They're an ideal way to get a total body workout." There are steppers and rowers, benches and lots of free weights. You can also buy mats, skipping ropes, exercise balls, rubber bands and martial arts accessories Dr. Kevin Tyber and AWAXtWes OPTOMETRISTS PINERIDGENi NAT'i.JRAL HEALTH 1670 KINGSTON ROAD - UMT •5 N.W. corner Brock Road & Hwy 82 i • Dispensing of Contact Larissa and Glasses • Complete Family Eye Care • Low Vision Services • Laser Surgery Co -Management 15 Harwood S. (Between HwyW1 &Hwy 2) 427-4144ftesstA ...k such as gloves and heavy bags. "We also have a great staff who really know what they're talk- ing about when it comes to exercise equipment," says Scott. "Their product knowledge is excellent and they can answer any of your ques- tions- Most have a background in personal training." Fitness Depot delivers and will set up the equipment for you. If you have any questions or concerns after you've started using your equipment, the staff will gladly help. For more information about Fitness Depot call (905) 839-1922. exhalation and perspira- tion." This step of the pro- gram also includes your eating plan based on your needs whether it's for detoxification, weight loss or both. Evelyn provides you with easy and affordable recipes and an individual- ized eating plan which will include herbal supple- ments for detoxification. The Wellness Connection is located at 2- 360 Bayly St. W. in Ajax. For more information call (905) 683-8532. Highway to Health" r Lose weight 1% r Increase your energy level r Detoxify your body r Sleep better Improve your quality of life Call Evelyn Arbour at the wellness Connection 360 Gayly St. Unit #2, Ajax (905) 683-8532 IF DR JOSEPH A. • TIME MISKIN, DENTIST • QUALITY • GENTLE ". -:;:::;: DENTAL -�•� CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAIIABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE r PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario •; (South of Hwy. #2) @ '< 0 J h' . . ':lir a: ... 1001. M= 711 -0101. .■ S: In :: , ,:: . nine,■" a■ 111.! ... 2 111. --, 1. --- Iwer owr-ea 1 •�_•� ..��.�re .v.—.,".�....�-+.—-.-�.-.......c:..—..�-a .v. ��.. .. —. •. �-. .w�.�.. ., ... L-• 1111. . n�a" .,. �. r..Y 1111 — — Brenda McLaughlin Rn+9isterd Massage Therapist 5 years experience ♦ Sports Injuries • Whiplash • Tendonitis • Stress • Migraines NM Clients WAIC__ oma Call for an appoinbnent 905-1420-9846 _ - .. - -. ._: __.: .. . �.: :..::��,:.. gy�rcS'+mllliiYG�ita �., . ".'a - __ ••._ ...+.»c.' rtS�-• ; `�. saua�. 1111 . ar.., .. .. ✓ .. :..,r - ��s.7�, e NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, January 30, 2000 PAGE 21 AJP S 0 P lot &LEISURE NEWS ADVERTISER JAN. 30, 200'0 Hy ocke teamsi ont oOT to set world record Local squads join more than two dozen others with goal to score a spot in record books BY AL KIVF7T Sports Editor Three area pick-up hockey teams will join more than two dozen others beginning Monday in an attempt to establish a world record for the longest hockey game ever. One local squad is captained by Bob Clarke, 32, of Ajax, who'll be joined by Shawn Evoy and Chuck Peebles, also of Ajax, Rob Stickney of Oshawa, and Scott North and Andrew Jackson, both of Burlington. Another team is led by Brian Durand, 26, of Pickering, who'll suit up with Jay Willoughby of Ajax, Mike Torkoff and Scott Sullivan, of Richmond Hill, and Pat Humphries and Vince Shu, of Scarborough. The third squad is made up of Toronto firefighters, including two who live in Pick- ering. Craig Chandler and Rob Lethbridge will play alongside Paul Fiset and Scott Weaver, of Scarborough, Chris Kelly, of Uxbridge, and Bruce Hubbarde, of Black- stock. The individual teams will be used as lines on larger squads competing in the La- batt Blue/NHL Pick -Up Marathon at Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto begin- ning at 8 a.m. Jan. 31. The event's part of the festivities leading up to the National Hockey League's 2000 All-Star game at Toronto's Air Canada Cen- tre Sunday, Feb. 6. The Ajax and Pickering squads won the right, along with teams from across Ontario, to compete in the hockey marathon after playing in a 48 -team tryout event at the Her- shey Centre in Mississauga recently. Clarke's team won its 10 -minute pick-up game 5-1 over an Oshawa squad. Durand's club, called 'Absolutely Hockey', didn't play as its opponent failed to show up. Both teams later learned they had been chosen to play in the marathon game. The Toronto firefighters squad then received an invita- tion to be part of the event. I Spartan "We're really looking forward to it. It sounds like it's going to be a fun event;" says Clarke, a sales manager at a trans- portation company. "We definitely wanted to be a part of it. Hopefully, we can accomplish the record;' adds Durand, who owns and operates his own retail business. "It's another hockey event that should he a lot of fun," notes Chandler, who runs a hockey school in Scarborough and Picker- ing. `We're always looking to play more hockey' -- BOB CLARKE The continuous pick-up hockey game, which will break only for ice resurfacing, will take anywhere from four days to an en- tire week to set the record. Each team will be on the ice for approximately 12 hours. There is currently no existing world record for a game of this kind. The possibility of setting a world record and winning some great prizes enticed Clarke and his teammates to fill out a ballot in a daily newspaper. "I was excited about it;' says Clarke""it seemed like an interesting thing to do. We had never done anything like this before. To be part of setting a world record, we thought 'let's try to be involved in it somehow'. And, we're always looking to play more hockey." Clarke reports he and his teammates will do nothing special outside of playing in their regular men's leagues to prepare for the marathon hockey game. An avid hockey player who advanced all the way to Junior 'B' in Streetsville. Clarke says he and his teammates have been play- ing hockey since childhood. He and team- mates Evoy and Stickney have enjoyed s' Minor Baseball Association great success while playing in the competi- tive recreation division at Ice Sports. Last year, they won the Canadian championship t Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser newsroom 683-7363 601M, RIMY k 2NO 10 am -1 pm, McLean Centre Room 2 the T,Ball - $f00; Alajar8 Minor Mil - $ff5; iome Ball - 020,s All Other Dirisim - 025 ♦Birdie CadficWe & Ontario Heaolt111 Caryl mweawry to register! ♦ The ASMBA is pleased to awr mace that nw will be ofj�ea ag a Wontrur Is Holum LeWe Division for women ages 19-25 ♦LETS PLAYBALLI Form' please col the ASIA INFO LINE; WN Or visit us at www.ajaxbaseball.com Conacher Cup for tee Sports facilities across the country. They're hoping to go to the nationals in Vancouver this year. 11 PICKERING SOFTBALL 2000 PROGRAM ASSOCIATION REGISTRATION Children's T -Ball (year of birth 1993-94) Three Divisions Children's Softball (year of birth 1980-92) Ten Divisions Sunday, February 6th 10:00am to 2:00pm Tuesday, February 15th 7:00pm to 9:00pm The Pickering Recreation Complex Second Floor, Valleyfarm Rd. south of Hwy 2 $80"rst child $60 each additional sibling 3o'~ a:-, oer; ticate an,. JC . ar,c Hearth ;.ard m"', ae ;,resented upon reoistratlon Other Pickering Softball Programs Scheduled to participate at the February 6th Registration Session -Pickering Fastpitch (Rep) Softball -Recreational Softball: Men's and Ladies -Pickering Select (Tournament Softball) -Sio-pitch: Men's, Ladies and Mixed INFORMATION 420-6050 UMPIRES, SPONSORS, & COACHES 837-0606 VISI* .s .r the roes at peke ^iso"^a.t so A Labour Sponsored Investment Fund Forum Saturday, February 5, 2000 9:00 am - 1:00 pm presented by Stan Martin, CFP, Financial Advisor of 19DU N DEE PRIVATE INVESTORS INC A Dunces weaan Management company 335 Bayly St. West (Conference Room) Ajax, Ont. Meet speakers from Canada's leading Labour Sponsored Investment Fund Companies Win Prizes KX% Boom Box on location Learn how Labour Sponsored Funds work; their benefits and advantages; RRSP eligibility; volatility; and the new protected fund. Agenda: 9:15 am - Working Venture Fund 10:00 am - C.I. Covington Fund 10:45 am - Dynamic Ventures Opportunities Fund 11:30 am - Triax Funds 12:15 pm - First Ontario Fund presented by Stan Martin CFP, Financial Advisor, Dundee Private Investors Inc. Paid for in part by e�ee�� COVVIlVGIM DYNAMIC • tee- .Awra� CAPITAL COItP IIM i Am— Working Ventttrres c,I, cmutgl Dynamic Ventures OQrpMWWties Fund W�76 A n,wEr MIAX C`Y�D G MTMFN+D4W. First Ontario DoW Triax -sem . :1 , 4-0 'J"6. .�< let n;' v '1 74 i 1 ,. 1-, '�'I'r '✓ :,1 AR PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, January 30, 2000 01 W 6 ADVERTISER -ff'AA C 6Q;�-0707 "TECS" - Training • Education • Careers • Schooling "TECS" - Training • Education a Careers • Schooling r i Le'aders Roger Cable, Canada% WVwx mbie tonipany, ssrrices nearly 2.2 million = o M -Our in wigd 1 It comes from ".�ur unique vision of communiadom *licross this country— and from our conanitmem to providing Canadians with rapid and easy access co Information. Rogers Television - 1; Durham, the focal tsievision channel _'serving Rogers subscribers in Ajax, �Yvhkby. Oshawa and Ctaringtom now a opportunides stvaiiable tltroitgltolls L,;M eastern GTA reglon ` 1ms positions are ideal lir cu"0~ Yocused and motivated candidates w 40o Irish eaxcagent eoennwnkatian and �.lea/eparaonal tlltiaa. Q1rDYRet! cartddeoes shoutd forward thsir resume by ,,febrino 11. ux Rosemarie Df Carlo suntan Rssourcies oigers;. Cable, ,X%IbrkKisRd.TorwW%ON 1`139IZl .:i aeti ri P ct411y4gf�S0 �-,�� ADMINISTRATOR Parkway Retirement Home Pickering We are seeking an individual to be responsible for the daily operation of this new Retirement Home and for the provision of quality care for the residents. The successful candidate will be a nurse with demonstrated ability in leadership, marketing and financial planning and experience in progres- sively responsible roles. Good inter- personal and computer skills are es- sential. Resumes along with a hand written covering letter may be sent by facsi- mile to: The Director of Operations (905) 841-9263 N4 thunk all aizhcantn for their me'st ter. (fitly those selected for interview will be cvntacW. 100 Of The Brand Commercial Sales Account Executive You will present. ane scii Rogers allome. D,gaa. Cnorce TV and other cable services to Commercial accounts in Alai- Whitby. Oshawa and the surrounding area. Responsible for the local implementation of national marketing programs, you will develop sales plans and programs. and increase revenue and sales volumes Highly energetic and independent, you must have a related degree or diploma and three years of successful contract sales and negotiation experience. This position involves some travel, and you will require a valid cinver's licence. Territory Sales Representatives We require personaNeand energet,c ndvidualswith a pro6esvonal approach to ser our cable products in Ajax. Whitby. Oshawa and the sur—rounding area.You vnnll upsell existing customers and sell basic service to inactive accounts, informing customers about products. packaging and pricing, the matority of time on a telesales basis with some door- to-door and kiosk sales required For success in this position, you must have a Business or Economics degree or diploma and basic PC knowledge. Previous commission -based sales experience and a valid driver's licence are essential. New Product Sales Specialist Accountable for the promotion and sales of new Rogers Cable products and services to Commerual accounts within Alai Whitby: Oshawa and the surrounding arca. you will identify and act on sales opportunitim contact business referrak conduct presentations and close sales. 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This hands on job includes receiving, verifying shipments, inventory control etc. Fax Resume to Len at (416) 293-4225 A/P PAGE 24 NEW9rA1DIvERn6E-ft 1NDAY1EDmc9N,;laftwV W,t000 1JU Gen" ttfalp JM —Gen"H* 1 Gtr NNv1 help 1 GfNkeral Wp PARTS PERSON WANTED 1 year Chrysler experience necessary. Fax resume to ("S)-483-5738 AZ DRIVER WANTED - Full-time position available at Lennox Drum Limited. Applicants regwire two vears experience and current abstract. - Manual labour involved Please send resume to: 233 Fuller Road, Ajax, Ont. US 2E1 or fax (905)427-4986 Ouaideed appoicants wtii be contactec ror an interview L0 One of Canada's fastest growing rental companies is looking for self-starting, ambitious, career -minded individuals with a proven track record for its Picketing and Ottawa locations. Rental Sales Representatives - Forklifts Rental Sales Representatives - Skidsteers Rental Sales Representatives - Aerials Rental Mechanics lr.uc fax resumc in confidence: to: STRON'GCO RENTALS Attention: J. Kenril Fax: 905-335-2921 �Irao NOWHIRING Permanent Full Time & Part Time please el at: 1163 Kingston Rd. Pickering Nion: Fri. 2-5 p.m. or fax resume to (905) 839-7459 General Larottrers ($8.00/ki Wanted for Pickering area warehouse. All shifts available. Start right away. Safety footwear needed. Car an asset. Apply in person onjy. Mon -Fri. Sam - 4pm to: ADS Employment Services, 2100 Ellesmere Road, Al %cart r wigh (at %larkham Rd.) PURCHASER Industrial herring and air conditioning manufacturer in Ajax requires an experienced purchaser. Experience with purchasing for a manufacturing company and computer literacy is essential for this ". ition. Experience in heating and air conditioning would be an asset.. If you are experienced and are interested in this position please forward your resume to: Attention: Peter Edwards 225 Monarch Avenue Ajax, Ont L1S 7M3 Fan LP WA WD r g for key people to expand our ervices business in Ittis area. not necessary. Vile will Train. w p/eaSB call Baena MOnBlarad499 or (905)767-2395 IC a s ora V a a..l�!♦ 1 V xl\ Industrial heating and air conditioning manufacturer in A�'ax requires an experienced power shear operator for Close tolerance shearing. Experience with a power shear is essential for this position. If you are experienced and are interested in this position ,please forward your resume to: Attention: Ken Vertolli 225 Monarch Avenue lee, Ajax, Ont L1S 7M3 HOSTESS NEEDED For New Home Sales Office in Pickering. Part time Saturdays & Sundays. No experience required. Fax resume to 905-509-6112 DELIVERY DRIVERS Must have own vehicle; P/T. FR: Whitby to Pickering Cash paid daily plus weeknight 8 weekend work available Call 11 arn-4 pm only 426-9909 DAIRY DUEEN AJAX Is pre - sentry, seeking part time after nours maintenance star Ap- plicants must possess excel- lent cleaning and organiza- tional skills Honest and rdr ability a must. Please submit resume to store manager at 250 Bayly St. West. Ayx SERVICE require, reliable cleaner,. for Part- .. r, art-start immediately. F.penenoe Preferred, but not necessanown transportation required. cau Mow. -Fri. serious inquiries Rin* 619-0353 IIRFrT rARF wnR[FRS �n�klren 5 grouphomes in 0 sUwa and Pickering require .uahhed direct care workers weekend work ONLY and I of work Call 905-579- 3406 or fax 905-579-7062 DRIVERS NEEDED Oshawa/ Ajax area Musi be bondable. -wn vehrde tpreterably a van) Must be hardworlcmg. full mrp Excellent income. '05)292-5504 EARN $200. M. 5500. or -Ire per week assembkng --oducls in the comfort of .,.it own home Send a sli a,Aressed sampedenvelope O P H 6.2400 Durrdis St A Suite 541. Ref 636. MIs- sauga. One L5i( 2R8 ESTHETICIANS (part-Nmel )+essiona we'I groomed. service the Faisal Place 16 Brodk St S Whxby Can 19061466-1112e EMPLOYEE REGUIRED to assist ±vt technicians in as- sembjxg fitness equipment. Heathy IAdng Involved Drew ers lecetse an asset Fa m- um to 905.839.6 EXPERIENCED full lime gro- cery Gert available Imme. diately Ptease send resumee 10 Box 161 lwwmm wet. On - taro LIC31K9 EIPERIENCED Fast -paced Courier Driver featured for Durham and greater Toronto arca Salary depardart on ex- perience Must have veMde CA afMr 6p m (9051619- 152 KPERIENCED H"DRESS- t RS REQUIRED - full and pan ',me dmme4alely Guaramedd 7-4 pllttt wmmesaon CALL HAIRSTYLIST& APPRENTICE required full time for trendy salon in Pickering. 425-2005 1 ren TaeM.eur. nci changes previous experience necessary. valid drrvers i- cerae Hourly wax Apply al PENNZOIL. 195 Westney Rd. S Alax (rho phone cans) SWIM SCHOOL OFFICE has tun ad pan -fere past available in the (hrktnohan0 area for AdfrtuwStrjbm i In- struction Must lave Red Cross 8 Lifesaving Instructor b NLS Cal Meson Davidson at (905)707-9195 or fax re- sume to 19051709.2960. FULL -Teti A PART-TIME Haorstykst warned for ow Bovwnamk. Whaby and Ajax salons. hourly wage . com- mission. benefits. call (905)(5234444. (905)631.7569 or (905)663.3650. EXPERIENCED IMIRSTYLIST COZY op. its Dow mission. Ciemefe an asset. Cou ice area. (905) 725.- 6311 256311 ask tar overew WWWORNERS NEEDEDI To assemble oor p►oduds. Free ihdorthation. Send SIRSE to: Kraft. 06.7777 Keele St, Dep. 7. Concord, ON L4K 1Y7 HUPACO Wood prodil Limited pallet mamrlacturer requires full-tim experienced saw and roil gun operators tan resume to Ray Morden (905)666.6916 INSIDE Fu Braising Co-ordi- nators required for police sponsored public education program. Day/evenirlp posi- tions. (Students / Seniors/ Homemakers). Full training provided. Earn a good i IC" while making a difference in your community. Bill 905- 743-0106 INSPECTION COMPANY re- quires part time inspectors Must be available afternoons and weekends Outdoor work all year round $81hr to sarf Fax resume to Maureen 725- 7564 INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE of travel, Canada's largest In- stitute special zing in Travel and Tourism Tramlrg Next Bass begins Feb 7 Please call 905-725-3919 Looking for a job? Must be 16-24 yrs.. out of work/not collecting El. Out of school/not returning. Positions available now. Call ,lob Connect 579-8482;623-6814; or 427-8165 Ir.HT tinIISTRIAI innn- term temp. must have 6 months working expenerem i Safety steel -toed boots Pick- ering through Oshawa areas Car an asset From $7 50 to $900 per hr. We wig De imer- viewing at the Oshawa Cmc Auditorium 99 ThcrrRon Road South Oshawa. Every Tuts and Theirs 9 30 am - 2 p m LIVE-IN Superintendent couple required for apartment com- plex located In South-central Oshawa Experience required in maintenance and marage- mem Prefer middle-aged or retired Ituhhy couple. must be able to perform physical work Please tax resumes to (905Q37757 Only qualified applicants mill be contacted tor an interview LOCAL COMPANY now ac- ceptmg appi,catans for fuel i pan time employment Must flame auto please ab IN per- sonal Ince resew. 905-579- 7816 LOCAL 05-579- LOCAL DURHAM »ouse- Ueaning Companv requires Part-time pHrouse C+taner Ex- weerecte oown mlAck 727"Ited. mug � LOCAL GREENHOUSE ceimg foX pan hme heir Plammg. watenrlg, and moving plant rnal&W WWW to work wee- kends aurrrq busy times We will tram Reply Fill 0476 Oshawa TMs Week 865 Fare - went Sf Oshawa ,LIH 7L5 MORNINGS I DE/SHE ►►AR p expenenced ,"" clerk - tug one. self-muowated good commundcation skins baM book-keeping, compiler shins 810 - thous Fax re- sume ,416)2!11-4752 PART TIME PICKER, PACKER Required for Ajax company. Flexible hours (20 - 25/week) Ught Duties 510.00 / hr Please fax resume to: BOB 1905) 686-1697 OFFICE MANAGER POSITRON Office manager required 10 work In an aggressive and r1y- rulfwc Mvironrrrem most Panel excellent communei lion skins Must be sen-sw- er Able to work ly Computer proficiency re- guered SpecArcalty Access. Excell Able to set up acrd rraintaen Data Bases. Must have excellent time manage- ment slugs ExPenence man- aging a leniminoehng Of cal centre off" an me Graou- Zing business. marketing or office administration shrdana Welcome Fax resume to: 905- 428-2452. Attention, Mr Za- man SEARS AUTHDALZEO Indoor Clem Air Services Dep. is looking for positive, enthu- siastic irrfiwdirals to book ap- poinututres No se". no ex- perw a, illi mart titre, It01aly wapt2 O bonuses. Call 905- 4422B8--Z00t10. IDs a Cine. IS looking for School Bus kgyDrivers for ttfh bAjaz Pk*wieq Training wig be provided to suc- cessful applicants. Laidlaw 225 Yadtatlile An. est. 1C 1.15 squired for well maintained it, i T.H. complex in the worno area. No exp. reeces- ry. WON to train. salary , I.. benefits. Fax resume to: 6-447-4133 or call Mane at 6-447-2979 between 8 a.m. 5 p.m. to arrange intenneve. 1 Gtlrteral" TELE SALES people needed for busy Ajax sales ottice Day or evening shifts it. able. Pay up to $121hr You MUST have an excellent tele- Vhone manner and speak English clearly We offer a dean, honest. friendly envi- ronment d you think you have what it takes to sutxeed call (905)42f,-1864 9905)426 9 96 or after Spm Required Work from home flexible hours- no selling required. Top Growth Lawn Care 686--1436 THE MEWS ADVERTISER is looking for prospects to deliver newspapers and flyers to the following areas PICKERING Rosebank Rd. N Seguin Sq. Ambedea Rd. Highview Rd. Saugeen Dr. Boyne CH. Sturgeon Crt. Springview Dr. Wildflower Dr. Summerpark Cres Woodsmere Cres - Garland Cres. Cognac Cres. Wiskey Gate Cres. Amaretto Ave. Aspen Rd. Parkside Dr. Pebble Crt. Darwin Dr. Regal Cres. Lynn Heights Dr. Balaton Ave. Kingfisher Dr. Colmar Ave. Royal Rd. Guild Rd. Finch Ave. Meadowridge Sheppard Ave. Fairport Rd. Village St. Arcadia FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 905-683-5117 M11:17111111111 avaiable Aja distribution firm Demes n avrdAsacm anddite mug be resptmrbwrgbmw. fluent in trigi eager to lura and pdxk m went computer skins Safety shoes a must. Fax resume w/saary expec- Iate0n5/rdeteettft. Ann Frank 905-426-7554 SUPERVISOR Permarwnt part time. Outdoor posi- tion with Burd party Inspection company. 511 /hr. Fax resume to Maureen. 7257564. ed. spcaalists TIG. MIG and ARC. x-ray pressure and me- 1:11101"eral standards. Shop i rnobie, bOrica" 8 repairs. Ewopurt expMKe. Mr. Wows (905H34-1261. 1 OINa Nob ADWM11TNATWE KU M - E�igerMrtee m MOfice dukes !90 pnp1 an dient sil )as aid pro0km resoluion. Fax resume - Atlesaon Ea ID (905)666.530'111. IM9rEPTMNMiT raquirsd fix a stria =Th dffia n Dtuhan region. The , position reghlires someorM with initiative ant ovwpasm as will as stan- dard office compuaer sties. M you IM eM pm*m they be of merest to C. Weare send mswn Ill F>ae M69 ostum Whitby This Week, $65 Fare- Well artwlel St. Oshawa, Old. LIN 71.5. 1 swe i SERVICES" Real Estate Sales/ Licensed, 90% commissions, no fee's, back ups, leads, referrals. 905-5109.6111 120 - - • 120� - • 135 135 SALES MARKETING IMM Consumer Electronics company lo- cated In Pickering Is seeking a sup- port Individual for their expanding Home and Car Audio DNislon. The candidate should be a recent graduate or have 3-5 yrs experience in sales support functions. Interme- diate level Excel skills required, and Power Point an asset. Please mall resume to: The Mirror, Box 116701,10 Tempo Ave., North York, Ontario. M2H 2118 ex CAREER MINDED! Small National Distribution Company requires Administrator 'who wants to get involved" Tasks include: • Dealing effectively with customers .• Ability to work independently • Excellent Communication Skills • Proficient in AccPac (OE/IC/AR) • Proficient in WordPerfect, Excel & Word • Responsible for all aspects of A/R, credit & collections • Processing of cash receipts & account reconciliations is Able to make decisions & eager to succeed Far resumes to: 905-426-4065 or E-mail to: sboyleC&jestancom ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Small. local consulting firm ,e,ulres an energetic, self-starter with previous office experience, skilled in MSOffice (Word, Excel, Powerpoint) to join our fast paced team. Good organizational and interpersonal skills a must. Salary, benefits, plus opportunity to learn and grow. Fax resume to (905)5094164. ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE Bilingual person required to administer receivables for growing importer/ dis- tributor. Duties include cheque po"ting, reconciling accounts, collections. Musk he detail oriented and have good com- munication skills. Fax your confidential resume to (416)293-4225 1 SM. FNIyAg vets SM 50. HtdyAgrits llama Established Canadian manufacturer and distributor of Electronic Test Equipment requires an experienced Electronics Technician Must have 2 yrs. experience in Trouble shooting and repair of hard- ware. Experience with Visual Basic and Labview would be an asset. Please email resume to Multitest 1795 Ironstone Manor Pickering Ll W 3W9 Sales@multitest-ate.com HVAC COMPANY in Durham Region Looking for Service Mechanics Due to Company expansion, 3 mechanics required. Commercial experience required, excellent pay, good company benefits, dental etc. Fax resumes to: 905-683-0817 ;North ticartxmnrg',h iompanv has the following; pncitions available. LICENSED MILLWRIGHT MIn. of 5 yrs. exp in an Injection Molding Plant. Strong electrical and P.L.C. trou- bit,hooting skills as well as extensive hydrau- lic,'pneumatic repair and rebuilding skills weU be utilized. Fabrication exp. using T.I.G. and M I.G. welding equipment with basic machin - ng; skills is an asset. (Fax resume with salary INJECTION MOLDING DEPT. Machine Operators required for full time, dAv week - 3 shift operation. Previous exp. an asset. GENERAL FACTORY LABOUR No exp. necessary. Full training provided. Full time, 5 day week, 3 shift operation. $8.25 per hour. Increase after 3 months. Please fax resume to (416) 292-2094 Company Requires General help laborers Apprentice machinists Electrical assembly persons Fax resume to: (905) 434-6409 Mig experience required, year round, full time, benefits after 3 months. Starting rate $12.50 Reply by Fax to (905) 683-3734 !Forth Ajax / Pickering Area Chevrolet - Oldsmobile • Cadillac URNr "SALES CAREER OPPORTUNITY" /e are a leading General Motors Dealership and Life to increased volume we require additional Llespeople to join our new and pre -owned vehicle kles team. roven sales experience with a General Motors ealership preferred, however, candidates with Iective sales skills in a similar market will be )nsidered. To arrange a confidential interview lease contact: MIKE STEPHENS OR GARY HOOEY Whitby (905) 668-3304 Toronto Line (905) 686-2112 1530 Dundas SL Ea, Whitby 1 Sales ttetpryw mug ionto ftAfMAsetea We are expanding in the Greater Toronto Arca and are saking self-rrtaivated, reliable individuals with to join our fast growing team of professionals. Ise fru resume to: Paul Willoughby (416) 283-2782 New for sin lti sN ITm sole Required for small New HHoome Site in Pickering. Opportunity to enter New Home Sales market. Other sites to follow. Above market commissions, advances & bonus's. IPleette fax resunin to; 906.509.6112 1 Sdg tulprAgsrrts CANADIAN GREETING CARO Company Seeks commis- sioned ulesperson to service existing customers and de- vdop new accounts are the Pickering / Durham regon Very flee ib a hates. Own car ImmediateFax resume to 905425-5995. DYNAMIC i ENERGETIC salespeople required Adver- Using company a looking for salespeople to ion our team Must have own arbe well dressed, and sed motivated. can 426-5323. WNnsY based sad coma ny requires enrol inside sales person. Excellentand bereeld pp� to fila tandidaks fa: 905-666- 0027 !Nate mob CUSTOM tM0001MOltIXEa ra- W NW in ft Whitby area Minimum 3 years experience. enemne a. lix"°� eendimen 49X24 ' 135 ished Canadian Manufacturer n Test Equipment requries a luno person with AutoCAD expenenc ence with design and layout hnic Test Equipment would be an Recent grads will be considered. Please email resume to: Multitest 1975 Ironstone Manor Pickering, Lt W 3VV9 Sales* m u Ititesi-ate. com Steel fabricating plant located in Pickering requires: • Mig Welders • Saw and Drill operators • Shipping and Assembly personnel Experienced9 pp pa� 17 Mme to: 0!0 N'� } 1 jj;jjSki HNPSkiNed INIP • DeyeNre ArAMb1e 67 1 Mti*$ for __ 1 AnfeMs M► CLEAN SAFE Home - Rele- sewSift CARPETS honed washers $199 1 up. new lI1E and reconditioned coin oper- able. like mother of two would bks 10 Care for your SALE A HARD. WOOD FLOORING: carpel 3 rooms from 5339 (30 IED, queen brand new orifd- pp°°dec mattress. box spring. lrndgeS $480 and up. new 30' superfast system $699. Loaded P3-500 with ranges with clock and window 5430 Reconditioned 24' rang - 1 rNEC monitor $1333. Pelt- chldlchldren, lull a pan- sq yd ) Includes. carpet, head/lootboard. wgrame Still upgrades and difficult repays Of other new and recOndi- (9051655-3661 craned appliances Cas us to- ume. HarwOOd7Rossand area premium pad and installation Free nn wrap Cost $1175. set $525 416.7269085 panty 54 Bruce Sl Oshawa(905) 576- 00o.. 5 black Vahan kitchen chairs with chrome legs. $60 7448 rry,w durhammall COrN Call (905)579-0,W Reasonable rates Call Toni 905-428-1950 estimates, carpet repairs 1 Articles GIf ym - bench press. lap pull- YVamed p leg extension a curs plus much ANTIQUES7Absolutety! Ad. more. S2r.100 Cant 1.905665 Serving Durham and sur. KING led, pilbwtop, exlra- ates w/some antique corn - EMO OF LINE CLEAROUT, ems. (no I1mm to value con- everytntnq must Mattress- DAYCARE AVAILABLE, Mon- rounding area Credit Cards Call thick onhopedc mattress. box spnng a //rame CoL� day -Friday. 3 months a up iVl Dellbrock 1�ted Sam 905-686- Unused, still 'n $1800, 3 Brock 18 years $269 Factory Mattress 1-888- Plastic . cost sell 5675 (416) 726-9885 experience TENDER LOVING ... FASHIONS FOR YOUR HOME CARE Ask for Bent' (905)683- 5278 COMPUTER FACTORY BLOWOUT. Amanng t yr no RECONDITIONED FRIOGES An exciting retail concept, Is seeking: Management Personnel & Sales Associates (full & part-time) For our new store locations at: Scarborough Town Centre and Pickering Town Centre We are looking for sales driven individuals committed to superior customer service and a flair for home fashion 8r decor. Please fax your resume to: Human Resources at (905) 669-2757 Hospital Medical Hospital Medial Oa�rfsl Denial DHS Health Care SeTvlce "Caring At Its Rest" REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY • RN's/RPN's Private Hospital 4 to 12 hr. shifts Current registration/ CPR • HCA/PSW Variety of assignments Cert. of qualifications/CPR Car essential 24 hr/day - 7 day/week service Fax resumes immediately to Human Resources Fax (905) 579-2539 aycara A+arYbM • Daycare Avaelabie 11Q.�o��` s+sJ •- Bat)" Prescricio/. iCr)ppl Age Nice Clean Homes Wanted NOW! . -� . Fort Ur -)n . wr r s . , vornoOi Rd .:. ir._, • a;er . Brocar - Cn�u,r:h - Narw,,c i . i? xsanrt SUBSIDY (4'16) e • 24 HOURS DAY CARE Near Lister B. Pramon School. Loving home, TLC. First aid, CPR. Crafts, story time I lot nutritious meals. Non- smoker. Any age Close to 401 Call: (905) 428-0097. PICKERING Beach / Rollo: o2vnnq daycare, 18 months to years. Daily Outings (fenced backyard and park). Crafts. story time. music. nu- !ntdus meals a snacks First Aid. C.PR certified Non- smoking, receipts. 905.428- 1244 A TEACHERS ASST with 6 -yrs exp offering quality loving home daycare as of Jan 3. Whites Rd A Stroud's Lane Rhonda 9-5 905-831-M WHITES R0. / FINCH, (Am- berleal tun lime care in my home. finished basement. fenced backyard. Gose to parks, non smotinq, al ages welcome Referencesireceipts available 42a -OW Home Care ATTENDANT CARE Harter; ';r SCI 5 shins available Fn.. it and Sunday Permanent DOsetion Call for interview ')05)420-1311 914 • . Fr" Trade RESCUED .act m - ng I^vinq home. Please -Call 3n5-666-5560. 1 Firewood KOZY HEAT FIREW000. - cetkttt very bes: Quality two - wood. guarameed extra Iaq ume fulh $ea50W. at i split Hottest masaemen , Nee delivery. 905-753-2246 FREE FIREWOOD - Wooden Skids and palle'S. delivery available 434-0392 (snp) LAKERIDGE FARM FIRE- WOOD the best quality wood seasoned cuvspWdekvered Discount for pickup Servag Pickering. AW WMtby. :5nawa. Courtice Call arty- mmI serlM 3 surplus SkiN•d HNp 1 HoapmM Me0da1 scene 905 427-1734. W � u^�'e $75. stir- IOKERAULL MASTIFF mu, ,ocally Call fou -tree fp Dania so $25. area rug SM. TV (co- mak 7 weeks def 5300 Cal 1 t-888.364-0700 pavmenfs then S1 wtk (oac) 400 Ill loaded, printer, 5 up. reconditioned rang - es $125/ up. reconditioned monitor, Internet, software and dryers $125/ up, recondc- more. Free scanner, delivery honed washers $199 1 up. new and setup 1-800515-5545 and reconditioned coin oper- SPECIALS Inter- atedCOMPUTER Iapricess Neand rdryers nme net starter system 5288. Intel 30OMHZ lrndgeS $480 and up. new 30' superfast system $699. Loaded P3-500 with ranges with clock and window 5430 Reconditioned 24' rang - 1 rNEC monitor $1333. Pelt- es and 24• frost tree fridges um laptop 5599. - love rloinp row available. Wide selection upgrades and difficult repays Of other new and recOndi- (9051655-3661 craned appliances Cas us to- OININGROOM TEAK SET - 9 day enr,�s pc . mini condition $1.200 panty 54 Bruce Sl Oshawa(905) 576- 00o.. 5 black Vahan kitchen chairs with chrome legs. $60 7448 rry,w durhammall COrN Call (905)579-0,W stephensons. EUROSPORT 2000 Universal 1 Articles GIf ym - bench press. lap pull- YVamed p leg extension a curs plus much ANTIQUES7Absolutety! Ad. more. S2r.100 Cant 1.905665 wee- always vatiabk usually tree' Purchasing outright. es- 5414 (sip) ates w/some antique corn - EMO OF LINE CLEAROUT, ems. (no I1mm to value con- everytntnq must Mattress- s"lered). tbllrxtiOrK 01 any es from $59. mattress set son, quantities or single an - from $159, single. double sets nous items Special interest n from $219 queen set from Moorcroft pottery_ I'd try to re - $269 Factory Mattress 1-888- SDond to all queries Robert 221}2282. 1650 Rayly St. Bowen Antiques- Brookbn 5)655-8019 �ennq. Ontario (996055) 837- (905)242 -Ontario or HANK'S APPLIANCES Pans/ Sales/Serw,ce Frost -bee WANTED fudges. tae-20cu deiuxu 'Leat Tickets' 'egiilar S2%up Large selec- ton or side -by -sides. Jenair Will pay face value. stove, brand new scratch- Call Bruce dem Built-in dishwasher $250 Washers $175/up Dry- 57}4400 ers $175/up GE washerldryer ext. 2207 like new 7yrs only 5499 Apex Use of alt tauibes rn- Maytag washersdryer $5991 :,•use call from 9.9. 905-5 ;ef Stoves $19Wuo 24• ,coves $250 Too much to Inst .,1 Arts A ASA Our ShOw'ropm today 426 trrAr�t (:rsas ikr00e StS 1905)728-4043 FOLA ART CLASSES ne,r x HARDWOOD FLOORING 3.1'4' x 3,-r TaG Selecf at birch Untnwshed $250/s n °relmrshed $4/sq h Pme floorkp e1 - $1 farm ft FJ Casing 40e4mur toot. Call Doug (905) 649-1506. HOME THEATRE SYSTEMS JVC HI END Dolby D,wW AP Receivers 500 -waft Including Muhepe CO Double Casette 5 -speakers. 3 -Models your choice 250 -Packages must go. Liquidation - Price 5870. tax whie supplies for best se*Clen�Oshawa SAM 1905)579-0893 MOVING SALE Loveseal a chair $450 �mpukr desk a tlnar $125 daybed (comph l gars s:artinp re0ruary 7th AY k!vea. monw,g. afkrnoon lana evemnq classes avail. 01 we -my lea rr a�urm Me on relieve stress and give enormous en- �md+r� (905)576-3917 COURICE FLEA MARKET re- qures VENDORS n the lo1- lowi'h9 areas Pro&=. Elec- tioma. V dens and Games. Music. Computar.'Hardward Sonwave Doors and Windows Cad 905-436.1024 !Toy PatsStdppA•s AWE11'TISEA SWI CAY'ed OW, J4nWiry 90, 20M PAGV25 AIP - S.6 Rte a 1 Rot 1 - 31L, CHEM LUMINA Ead 31L. V6. 215 kms. New aller- _SICK OF RENTING?3 water pump, ignition OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYI)' modunalol, module. rear calipers a pads. battery a frau beannq Cerh• • First Time Buyer? - Call Mark! tied A emissions passed $3.500 o b o (905)571-551 + Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark! YOU CAN�(rr + Not Much Down payment? -Call Mark! ACir. INTEGRA - 5 'f*af f: Mark offers honest, professional, spec speed. au. 157km. 56800 Excellent condition Cad 697• f no pressure service to help you own a home. :z . no dogs CaR(9051 n,-z232utilitiesCall (905) 571-6275 Or 1-800-840-6275 1994 BONNEVILLE SSEI, dark Mark Stapley green exterior tarn leather in- Sakes rasp. Remax Abney Real Estate Ltd. tenor. 260.000kms. asking CNE BEDROOM lasentem $9.800; 1993 Pontiac 4 door, Grand Pra STE. while eaten. v 1 1 a l l � a l l a0etReinq OF, tan leather F� 155.000kms asking 56,500, $6,500. 1 BORN COUNTRY Cottage. CLEAN, small 1 bedroom WHITBY, 1 -bedroom walkout 1992 Pontiac 4 door Grand N Bowmanvdle $5507mo . apartment n Whitby 6 -plexi basement Central location. Prix STE, dark red exterior. heat firstAast. o pets 623- dose to town, ova able nm- available immediately. Cenral tan leather interior. 6650 nlededatehy $595/month, utd- err, $600 plus utilities F,,SV 155 OOOkms asking $4 800 lies 'nduded, firstAast. Phone last references refer n Phone Des or Sandy 905-728- 6291 1995 PONTIAC SUNFIRE 2 dr, 5 sod. AIC. certified. 113 k. weg maintained with cassette and graphic equalizer. $8,000 1 BEDROOM nasemert apart Ment. all �nrlu;eve Fpr single person only Seperaie en- trance. fireplace, shared 4,,n - dry and parkmq nim sm,ox ' non drinker S15%,montn last Call (9051831 641. 905-623-2200. Bowmarmlk smnlung7yoe�tr5 428-3409 or LARGE 1 BEDROOM apart- 416594-"`"" mens Quite WE Oshawa home Claw -loot tub, all mclu- ;nve $625 References. No pets/smoking a must! 905- alease can be arranged 905 111, `26-3388 683-87% . TARGE NEW 7 hMrmm ark 1996 SUNFIRE. red. 5 -speed shawa $900 all inclusive air, amilm cassette. 108.000 nc able. new appliances. km. Certified emission tested operate entrance. parking, $8750 Call 705-357-2358 'AkP 905- 718-5513 1997 SUNFIRE. 2 door au- IVERPOOLIBAYLY large 1- tomafic. 82K )m owner. laxly • . 'enio^-m basement apartment Gwen, certified. $9.700. Call ,Ath laundry facilities. hush 434-8730 aha 5 p M. • • isT $650 No pets Call 3051839-8809 WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 :AMMGRF AUT.^, iAr FS )ME a TWO BEDROOM •;a^rnenrs in most beautiful WHITE-S/FINCH one bedroom. I �,oving room basement apartment. eat -in kitchen 3 Ise. bathroom, carpeted, sep- arate entrance. Feb Ise 5695 Pitts utilities (905) 420-6532 WHY rent when you can ow.'I your own home for kiss than you lhrrlM,)" Call Dave Fay- lodk Sales Rep Re/Max Summa Realty (1991) Ltd 905) 668-38M or (905) %6- E 1 HOOSes For tient 1St 1-BB8-617- ^979 a 416.425-fiT20 aver �o m C as :car, hes W , in -• •'r 2309 -lull btxldng Avail Jan. Feb HO ti11"ti trend per nnomh For busy Astros. Satarrs. YpyalTeS. caravans. Lumina APVS a ... PICKERING 2 bedroom. Iry- ;n . Oshch .. Stevensonr Sc � YOU CAN�(rr nas asking no Oat 1 I , mMfied. domestics a int- . • 1 all 723-1009 a (905) AFFORD T() . no dogs CaR(9051 n,-z232utilitiesCall anytMne 905 916 • FULL TIME nanny required RC•Y A HOUSE? must have license and toot- Tek CNE BEDROOM lasentem j � frrm $- r morn to 1 a 3 r old Mon V Monday -Fn- • . 0# iaarlTen1 2 ap res Har - loodl401 area 55660000 IUngston RNChuidr St daVs/week 2-3131 udes parking. utilities. lawn- (905) 571-6275 SOFA OED $150: mirror -top dilly tat food and ktw and ;rt' Willies Non smoker 1-800-840-627; • k arable Feb 1 FirstAast :zB9967 hark Staple%' 2 BEDROOM a�• >.i, •.^a 3SHAWA 3 -bedroom &rxk/Alalor Oaks. .a anhe anq sue rarxmq aurxdry Non Smokers Pre- plea ':err dean. spacious. Please can Durham 1m� Adoptbn tened f660'mo plus hydro apMtance5, backyard park- Lots of Nonce' dose to 2 A,ykyble Feb ing. hnStfla5l reported. Aval- a[ 905 438 841l ArMNhebioe ) 1l11 CMNMM I.E. loaded, able Feb 1st $80O'niawn dus Schools. Lunches. wracks can wrw IAhtes. (905)420-1846 11 2 BEDROOM AVAILABLE. PERSON TO SNARE 7 OEd- a�da- (905)127-9174 'eb 1 2 yoannrs 350 Mala- room dor 5400, mrntn Fe - ;a. 946 Masson. 57 20 per male preferred Churchil hirl / T -) nM all uxJusuve No pets Apex Use of alt tauibes rn- 11T'$ EVEREST 440 rebuin :,•use call from 9.9. 905-5 clud" laundry Cal 426- 1St 1-BB8-617- ^979 a 416.425-fiT20 aver �o m C as :car, hes W , in =721 2309 VANS $1995-59995 candded. OSHAWA - 2 IEDROOIN trend per nnomh For busy Astros. Satarrs. YpyalTeS. caravans. Lumina APVS a SM, ail natal arge lrv- PICKERING 2 bedroom. Iry- Cargos CARS f1995 -SM n •om and Cv wt 8 No clo roam oner nas asking no Oat 1 I , mMfied. domestics a int- Det' ibtlr: all �ndusne, able ImmedWrily $675 phut; CCo.it! ts /x�O $499r� 5 . no dogs CaR(9051 n,-z232utilitiesCall anytMne 905 916 206 Ill EtplOM PICKUPS $19%- WESTNEYMWY 2- T-owroorn PICKERING, ar t-pedropm SIIOM cemhed GMCS a apartment separate emrarKe Oe Chen Financing a Warranty Avadabk Mardnlst 5635 m- basement aoartmem_ brghT avatable For info Call ciusrve too pets. Spateus. dean. Own entry, parking. ra- 9051665-8977 dose to Go. shopping and $700 enrtluyve Call -00662255 (1161709-3196 CARS FROM 5500 Govern - Sold nqS M- M2OD ext CASH FOR CARS' We buy used vdWes Vehicles mist be in running 1 come nWw Call Bayty St East AWr al MUR AD AUTO SALES A a A AUTO- Cars. trucks. Dots we pay up to 510.000 taSh on Unt Spilt Any condi- tion. a yar Call us dry hent. 21 Idurs, 7 Says. 30 min service 905-086.5003 a 9D5-424-0591 1 Trucks for 1987 GMC 12 ton with box liner 305 engine, tons well 92500 Cad after 6 pm 905- 1 I $12.95(1 434-2475 1986 JIMMY -malt condition. Fully boded with cd Mayer. New ora. opt wurartty, cer- tified AN emission tested. C".SEI MECHANIC repuutd PHARMACIST, pall time 4 tc A_rk pan -time n a h W hours per week and 1 wee - shop with an fools SUPP6 d trend per nnomh For busy C'oodphannati dW is di in OrAwarCgal Maks wo pin kNr ip caps Counis e to be done wren no stonpAs (905)721-0011. please fall (90.5)697-1417. HegMs arta. CA 116-579- FITTER WELDER la twstom owfc- 11 had shop Minimum 3 gars exp. 7291 Scary lased can expertehco FULL TIME nanny required Phone 430-2024 Wttaby must have license and toot- ter�a/ormm� IpOM:tr trans- rmner. Smoke alarm 5500 ences 2 daanrn 4 a 8 u) 360 amps a other thinbooksnens f25/eacm 300 OAK DINETTE SETS with large Teat Pius -1 71ak chars 3795 made "*ion last. Pine Lilt Titasues 918 Semcoe SI N. Oshm 905.579.9311 PIANO TECHNICIAN avalatile for tuning. repairs ana pre, POIC M aw4WWron On all 1 Hospital Please rag (905) 6680 718 scenes �� coos Mr L amora--- for sok Cal ed LRE IWLIYE OUT Circ giver yrs COntar AC71WITY AID Required to a required for 3 children. smoke S200 Viking dryer $200 ex- belkm condition. will trade 1 PUINOSIGRAMOFATNER lung term Care Faalify 20 free, pet tree bonne, Westney LIFE CALL SYSTEM, home LOCKS Sale on an Rowed hours 01 -weekly Temporary HegMs arta. CA 116-579- base un rt tmonitorl, pendant dict' pianos and keyboards. position. must 7291 1 ArlitMs � Samick Acoustic Pianos. ve �,AA,foproPlicants tion. GtfOntoma in Renta o". Actrvatm LIVE-IN CAREGIVER required ter�a/ormm� IpOM:tr trans- rmner. Smoke alarm 5500 an Howard Miller -oils �9e dons of used or Social Services Expert- to 1 a 3 r old Mon V Monday -Fn- Cad 427-5261. ply nos. Rem o own. 100% of ince wren seniors N IUngston RNChuidr St daVs/week 2-3131 aN 1 tKT9 9338 alter 4pm BOARDING AVAILABLE. arge Paddocks daily iumoui krb- ' d" feeding program. 12 x 12 Stalls. Indoor area Less- ons avalabk Can 905-985- 9097 905.9058051 FREE to a good home, yea and a half old Yellow Lab, ex- cxtueM with kids, great with Other dogs. rd Cats. needs room b run, please call 725 - PRIVATE STABLE arge stalls available Large paddocks in- doarONpoor arena on 300 acres Foaling Service. endi- vidual teed programs. Gdar- anteed Excellent care Fully insured $25d'mpmfr. Pdernq pr err rents aymeMs Call 1928 sea. Call for Interview PINCH PLEAT DRAPES (paler) C Please respond with resume, (905)683-8111 96x54 each. toam back. TEIEP PIANO (9051 1491 Adorabk Puppies 6-J Feb 11, to program Man- age, ExtN Ostia 82 Park Rd. ty Oshawa. Om L1J ON CALL E C.E and -Ass dampagne colour $125 Din- i g table SM. Hotpoint washer POOL TABLE 4-1/2x9 solid cherry stained oak turned 4L1 position available immediate- yl High quality Child care S200 Viking dryer $200 ex- belkm condition. will trade 1 � leather pockets. 1' sate. BUSY OSHAWA Dena araC centre. Full-time permanent fa portable dishwasher ,lane clew Com, baps. cuts. I scoreboard Worth S6. uce .s look for a Dental part InmE HY9ierust fab highly possible. Mail of ds/ resume February 14th op 837-2565 asking 528(0 N 985.3820. evenings. Wedrhesday o First Steps Id Care. 1990 1 ArlitMs RENT TO OWN new and re Thursday Please fax resume Whites Rd. Pidteriug, Ont. ype conditioned appliances, and to 1905)725-5008 L1V 6P5. BASEMENT APARTMENT new TV's Full wyrramy rad- C pronship Sim, Enjitsh Bu0 Dog. Stnh au. mart Dasttrrds, SheRles, Bermes mourtlan, Plys- Chex. Lab,. Golden Retrievers. Boston Terriers Oshawa(905)723-5077 OLDER GTS need on too! ABA DASA YOU + Own -Ompketety renovated home. 5500 6 trorxM tree. Income requxlmem from 528.000 gross call Ken d stihod 19015161 Its. COdwell Bartter r905 r 728- 91/4 377 SIMCOE ST. NORTH IiT1RED! - Oil*, adult build- Avaiabe Fet: Ist 3 Oed,,)Om 'no in Osnawa. mature tan - apt $1.3o7/momn Avail ant cemg4 location 2 a 3 March 1st - 2 bdrm apt bedroom a0artrne t avartabk $1.20ohnomn All and 6 lap- Marc, 1st. Electric treat included Call 1905)rr WaShePtradlS ach Moa Tel 571-3760 for appomtmem to (905) 579.9016 •.ew SPACIOUS **it maintained 2 BACHELOR APT $511 month- bedroom opts Avail at 900 PV olus unfroes 3ra floor aye- and 808 Glen St Some wem up ro elevator. edpurnes Call walk-in closets. pant prbwd- Mart 852-3107 Leave mes- ed Close b sdtook, stt1% ype centre GO Staten U lraes REQUIRED for family practice in LbcOrfdge 2 ce in 2 ardrlded Cal 728-1993 BASEMENT APARTMENT aperiaroe- (905)655-3661. Peke^nq Village. ' beer)om Pill" private entrance Sul Quiet, mature, working non- smoker n0 pets FiMlast. $5.%monm OUMres included 905-427-5287 WHITBY, $ROCK/DUNDAS. 2 -bedroom apartment ow - rise building Avalabk Feb. Marcn 1 $7791month plus hi - Large iresnly lecoraled 2 3 3 BIR apts for rent. 5640 a $800 Ll ens X 280 Wentworth St W Your First choice For appt call (905) 721-8741 n,innr HOUSE For Rent In CANNINGTON %ew ictchen_ oathroorn. ornate a carpeting $800. plus (905) 852-1741 annu arances :R.ar a s.:nOlaS %ewrty renovated basemerrt. Io petsismokeis Referentes. "stnast $1075 Pius utddhe5 Avaiiii now 576-3367 4-IEOROOM -cruse for rem in 'Nhrtby. 2 lar garage, very zleari newry painil Central rogation. reasaybk rate Available March 1st Days 416-947-4736, Evenings 9%- 16 - ---- --- 471-0274 ao Sot senior. Cad 1416)- Split -leve. I Dorm parknq. 905 GMC Stan V6. 5 slid. 438-4895 appliances Ind Separate en- A UNBEATABLE DEAL! Fro•1� 95K. box loth. chrome. excel- trance 6G 750 - hydro (905) $500 down own your own int condition. certified CENTRAL Oshawa large t CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH PART-TIME energetic rurrry 1996 MONGOOSE COMP sx Nardtal ATB, 19in Aluminum ds/ s Market. 905-263-8369 a 11-1100-798-5502, Marty young to older adut $18.600. Cal (905)432-3356. ASS i,'OFFICE ASST. 1111. Uwred. Drop off resume 0 188 Garrard meded M my bome. to two to tare young boys. Varied hours• some arty manor05 frame. Shim XT, 24 Jud Xc fork. 25lbs, Well SATELLITE MINI dish special. system $150 cars (spayed a neutered, fully vaccinated) looking la ^0 hones KiterN with first ism DODGE DWTA with 39.500km. Like new. $16.500 080 Contact Rd. Whhitpy a tax sips 432-5444. Whorhe calls Please a car required. Bayy/Shoal R. Rd. airs. Cal 416.501-1260. maintauted $1.000. call A.J. 905-434-5098.stfp complete ons/ after rebates, a lease tof $12.49 mo*dy. Programming �'a d Blonde Lab cross puppy and Ed 0 905-723- 8438. HYGIENIST D". Si 3 SM 1 jpta-5pM from $8.95 roontldy. 11 also "� medium to lar breeds of � � 1 vow REQUIRED for family practice in LbcOrfdge 2 ce in 2 a aperiaroe- (905)655-3661. adoption. Pot supplies ape 686-5297. daVs/week 2-3131 T PIECE SOLNI WOOo �p SOFA OED $150: mirror -top dilly tat food and ktw and 1902 CM MIN Vow Emission tax 852-9558. At DANCARE available in my room suite, bbffd. hutch, coffee-table. 2 end -tables. doratiorhs always welcomed. tested. will a Transms- MEDICAL SECRETARY &rxk/Alalor Oaks. MNe, extra kat. 4 rnairs, whim $450.-unit with «and ONdtars Please can Durham 1m� Adoptbn warrainfly. 35500 obo. CAN 7SM 70 - Full- "me with some evenings for busy Lots of Nonce' dose to 2 condition.$1150. Call 905 -5768 5250 oval iron 9n oom tab" a[ 905 438 841l ArMNhebioe ) 1l11 CMNMM I.E. loaded, Pickle ng lice oft nq u pias Office wundows '95 Schools. Lunches. wracks can wrw Chairs $350: staid (wit/ to CO,s 11 7 Dasarger. 27.000kmrs. blatw Ex- Perience il Fax a�da- (905)127-9174 9 PIECE -Dalt dniq room su- Iabk ice, 4AM, 4 side. shelves etc) s120: 2 Moa lamps 235: 723 1209. silver. amrtm casetWCD. resume o (BO5)t'ZO.Oe63. • arm ch 2 arm drains. Nee new. mist 11T'$ EVEREST 440 rebuin $17.500 CAN (905M4-2775. PART-TIME EXPERIENCED SNI. Call Steve paper (416) WNE/OAa FUiRMITURE... $600 o.b.o.enginloud Polaris o.b.o. Posits 441)SS 91 DDDCE CUMA 3 Mr, Dental ReceptionisVAssistatM LOQ CINiStiin �� - 372-0623. DUTCH AUCTION Starti n0 lf, t curls will. heated furrdgrips! air �• tlydy 15911;, 23695, required for computerized care, wiN leach alphabet. APPLIANCES: refrigerator 2 Jan. 1. 2000• we will feature a $1300 o.b.o. Call Mark 92 .Geo Meho $2695. Both Pickering Dental Please call Office. (905)839-0931- numbers and values. 2 5 door tract bee, deluxe save, heavy duty complete SOLID OAK dithog room and bedroom...rach (905)985 7220 evenings vehicles emission tested. ce,titied fi83 7301 x128-1879 fax r a resume to B39 3226• years preschool, First AIN CPR. Valley farm Rd/Hwy 2, matching . washer a dryer $675 all - wil sepa- wiu drop $100. per week until 1991 caw. 510, extended after bpm. PERMANENT PART-TIME near Pickering Go. (905►837- rate Also Kenmore washer years 50 sold -Custom creations from pick-up. 2L, as con. orgi- nal music system, very chis a 1 SNolarNoOiae Aaglenesl nceded for Imrsy 9600. (05)4265945. your own de5ti0rrs aril urragi- condition. moist see to apprc even ngroup practice. One 9/Saturday. Please tax OAYLYMARWOOU- ECE Man BABY FURNITURE, 2 cribs, nation are our specialty..Let us tum your dreams. into re- sate $350006-0. (905)728- 0705 1992 FORMULA Mus skidoo resume to Sandi at 905.427- 9280 9280 has 2 spaces available for 2 years plus. Hot longe table (while wood), high chair, car seat, jolly ality...We have been hand - CAVALIER - 2 door, 4 M 583cc. 2000 km. yrs, !ust spent $1.000 an machine. PHARMACIST REQUIRED for Artdheshh ts. trous Snacks. AAs, crests, storytime, computer educe- jumper, walker, playpen. In excellent condition 420 6185 crating the highest quality SOLID pine a oak furniture cylinder, 145.000 kms 53900. 1991 Caprice Wagon -88,000 Studded tact, stored indoors• excellent shoe. Ready la Rad Professional medical building lir Oshawa. Excellent benefits tion. CPR and references. Ju- Ile (906►426-7339. CARPETS - lots of carpet. available anywhere, for 25 YEARS!. Tradtional Wood- kms 1791)0 1991 Tempest - 4 CYI $2400 1989 Bonneville snow. 52.900 firm hada for older mend- plus rash. art- remuneration tot a plan- maclst wnh good communi- - OAYLYIIIARWOOD Loving 100% nylon, new stain re lease carpets on eland. I will world 115 North Pon Road. n9 SSE leather. moon root, $3800. 1989 Dynasty - 1577 (705) 328-0402. Callon and ppaalwit pre skills. Call SVtl or ErAhice yp5 daycare for all ages, Iols o activities and fun, dose to carpet 3 rooms, 5349 Price includes carpet• premium pad, pe Pon Perry . 905-985- 8774. http Uvraw.traddicir l• kms. $3100. 1988 Bwdt Re- 0qaa1 CS - 187Ams. 53200 19l9 SKI 000, Formula 2. I.C.SOO 1400 kms, new ar- 7335 at qio or Fax resume b 905 420-7342. schools, first aid and CPR Wained. Cal Christine at 905- expert installation tat dNn- ery, bee estimates 130 yards). woodworlung.on ca .. M.D.G Auto Centre. 22 Silver St.. Bowmanwk. (905) 623- bides cover. $540000, call Brun at 905263-8060.sop 427-1693 Norman 606.2314. 8596. bedroom apariments available WHITIY 1 -bedroom and In well-rnarMained burping bachelor available in well dose to all amembes. Pkem maattared buddng 4 Seven cad (905)723-0977 9 a m. - Realty Ltd 905-068-7777. 6p.m lame starting at 569.900 car- nes for less than rem OAC. 24 firs fret roear/or message 905728-1069 ext 277 COW - well Barker RMR Real Estate Aueha Rai 1 1 tw - 1 1 rrM r PAW AAAA - NEW 3 bedroom house. BOwmanMlk, garage fenced lot. 5 appYaoes (tree RENT -WORRY FREE ). new 401. S975.uW t, 2 b 3 Batt. AptS. hes. Feb. 1st 579.3611. Agf�jShed & NM AISOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 6 months free, tlrerr own a AppIISnCe$. All IJtll. ISICItldt3d. house from $55Ormordth. You regwfe fol time family Io- IIB-110USe SupL lar MainL come 528.000 . reasonable credit. I do the rest. Dor.':, On site Security. Wilt. Call 80 Foka• Coldwea Banker FLAIR Real Estate to- AE'lllr Office: IIDM - RL 1 2 110011- open day. (905) 728 94u Si 3 SM 1 jpta-5pM AJAX, legalled 1 bedroom basement apt. Hwy ?/Har- wood. dose to schools, tran- sit. non-smoker, r6- pet Avaable Immrediately. cimty 686-5297. 9� 7 tisZ-lALA/T1LltlAJ-t111111 33 & 77 Falby Crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apts. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: http: / / windjammecwebjump.com mairmoor bungalow. LiverpoliMlily, hardwood floors, 4-Ilppliatim, chit, newly decorated, well malnbinw. Stepp to mail ant GO , ample parting, haze ufllitle:, a0 snVI 1MMoga. $1175hnonth 905-426.7462 .. Private - raised bungalow - -- - • NORTHWEST OSHAWA graded kitchen. 2.3pc. baths. AIP PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, January 30,20W 14, 1 owou or1 R•nl 1 �i1•� ages — for Sole i t orhgspss, Z I oegs�ti kNaorlm Murano• BEAUTIFUL 3 -bedroom main -MORTGAGES floor bungalow Liverpool BUILDERS AND LOANS Bayly. hardwood hos. 4-ap- CLEARANCE! IS7', 2NDS AND 3RDS phances. central -air. newly rable N Whitby. nut for Rem decorated, well maintained steps mall and GO ampleModel A BE::ER :.ASS .--Joe Necd nuructurr tin your finarninl;' parking . halt utilities. no ` Consult an ev •Werk -ed hrlskc-r instead of she R int= smoking'dogs 51175/monlh 7077 7077 or(905)263.2665 y(>trr suuation cnen'wherr revdtinp, in a neg.erve 905-426-7462 yrsclew 4 bedrooms 1-4pc irnpdky Pn%-ate funds avwlahk- %ith equity. LARGE 4 $DAM brick farm- house avaa for rent im• roam sop entrance. nearshop Sun working crape ASK FOR mediately Tenth Imo near Hwy 7 51 000 plus utilities block from school Close 10 SIVI,VIA JUI.ES Call Mike 905-837.8904 DETACHED BRICK home 3• 1 beltiooms. finished walk -out 905-697-0679 OSHAWA small 2 bedroom basement Cut-ue-sac Appr (905) 686-2557 or 1905) 430-8429 ergs. 8 wknds home appliances yard 2000 sq it Central amvac. deck 2 -car parking. $675 . double car garage Must Seel' • , AuctionsLiu, I Auctions utilities 1st 6 last good ref- 2133 Theoden Crt Pickering 5130.000 Hit"12 aro Gk erences Available March Asking $224900 (905)428 - Single non-smoker orty pre- 1st Call 705-438-3679 6560 1816 ROSSLAND/SIMCOF - cozy 2 VENDORS MUST SELL -Bow- ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS!! bedroom bus frees oras. hardwood doors trench doors. NIE OSHAWA 2 star 1442 ot'• Our "Auction Paeka e" consists g peck private yard 4 -Car lq h home 3 bedrooms 1.1/ of your ad running weekly parking $900,mo-utilities References required Avail- 2 -bathrooms (semi-ensude! Large knchen.Living/dimng in these publications: MarchlsT 404-7185 room combination Large • Oshawa Whitby This Week obrleP 9 after12 „no„ basemen' reC `ppm with ops fireplace Forced •Ajax Pickering News Advertiser WHITBY 3 -bedroom house -air gas fur - nace and AIC Attached ga- • Port Perry This Week . a location Park shops rail 401 Available come- rage'paved driveway . Northumberland News aialety Central air apphanc- 51000 $163.900 (91)5( 7284948 • Uxbrid a Tribune g eS. plus utilities Frsl last References Prefers no NO QUALIFYING central ll r wa detache. arae eat in • Canadian Statesman smoking pets 428-3409 or 416-594-8260 kitchen. gas fireplace low downpayment Carries less One call does it all!! Town uses marl rent $79500 Frank Phone 576-9335 cm For Rent MilanOviC 432-200 choice d Gervice Fax 579-4218 KING AND TOWNLINE alta OPEN HOUSE — Sat. 8 Sun. , Ceu"xe Ldlgk ? oe(•1o1`11 townhouse Garage 4 ap- Jan 29 8 30 11-5 pm $163.900 47 Muir Crs Whitby Q1Anneuntements • : 1 Announcements pleances $975 . hydro Avail• fnorth end of McQuay Blvd) person only Non-smoker no able now Cas (905)721-8213 Private - raised bungalow - semi 3 bed . Imngroom, up. NORTHWEST OSHAWA graded kitchen. 2.3pc. baths. Ava�uhle roc 'St - bn.T upgraded carpet throughout towMgmes 5900, month ap- Professionally, decorated new prcrx plus uhhhes Call fool fit^ Da inled einienor 1 (9051516-8805 Bedroom granny tlat wRnt ; ace. private entrance De - 1 Rooms rable N Whitby. nut for Rem whoots, park b amenities A BE::ER :.ASS .--Joe corner lot 905-666- 'ral !)Sham new decor TV. ` parking punary some with bath Cab (905)571- RAISED BUNGALOW m As - 7077 7077 or(905)263.2665 De 5cnngs Rrw ^arena. 3 AJAX CLEAN turnrshed yrsclew 4 bedrooms 1-4pc _ a 1-3 PC bathrooms, new o roam sop entrance. nearshop Sun working crape air, largo fenced yard. one Please Peau can 905-686-0959 block from school Close 10 (have message) 401; all amenities Asking AJAX - :lose to 4011Hwy 15159.9110 905-697-0679 Nice in room for rem in ,sno) lcw^house Share kitchen F,Mlast Female - red Call (9051426-9154 TOTALLY RENOVATED - 4 LtVERP00L1MTlr unlur- be0m^^ tow^mus: under rksnen iving'be room private 5130.000 Hit"12 aro Gk Clain ,nate xiichen/qundrli nim" 6 new appliances. A Single non-smoker orty pre- must See- Call (416) 708 - ler mature hannv person 1816 IttOn•eek inclusive (9py)83i`]556 VENDORS MUST SELL -Bow- aur .,,e 2 sl^ley 3 tied- PICKERING'BROCK = : urge room 3 Win w/o basemem to bngn• -.,el • .. snare 196n yard greenben school Liam 6 4urwy lawmes AC parks $151.900 905 -623 - non -Smoker prefer working 6530 Avail immediatelyCoxrri•rt4 rviast S375imomh (905) Em 6*.07" ROOM ' - rent in central Oshawa ..sundry, close to store. nice house S425,m0 STORE FOR RENT old. Female pielene l Calf 43 Station Plaza 435-6670 imp) Ajax (Harwood/401) ROSSLAND THICNSON wean.- - Sc -' -ase- )e-: large rt ",cm rasenent Good lir any retail AX to srwY won niak police use or business services student non- smoke, 5475 inclusive first' Givalas R.E. Ltd. lasvrete•-nces avail ,mmed 905-479-4436 905-fitz WW 416-493-9360 1 styrw Actommod•hon , HOUSE TO SHARE +at^. z. Liftingto voiced Doncerr-,,r working MONEY PROBLEMS, set out person only Non-smoker no 01 debl quick w:mcud gang pets Central location 5450. bow pt or being o1 Everyone accepted regardless nm in inclusive First 8 last of credit rating Call tot free required Available Feb 1st information 905-576-3505 Call (9051720-1533 Student loans included LAKE DRIVEWAY West - Afax Luxury condo 2 -bedroom, all muuswe on -the -take indoor - pool sauna riot -tub tennis courts 6 appliances 24pc bathrooms non-smoker. $550rmonth young piofes- swnal 905.683-4007 Icor Rale SHORT TERM furnished luxu- ry 2 -bedroom condo. VCR cable, telephone. parking. country setting. etc SI,649 in- clus(ve Avail immed (905) 623-0079 (416)875.3221 ry PWRING, 3 -bedroom lake view, Condo. 1-111 bathrooms. available March 1st. FrstAast References. no pets. 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DURHAM DIRECTORY Alfdi- aies um 30% recurring com- missions' Fmdout more by vis i g Durham's Leafing Oo- line Directory at: www. du rhamii rectory: coin O LOCATION FOR SA1E • Established in Oshawa for 8 yrs • Steady clientele • Excellent investment return Serious inquires only (905) 430-5314 ALL ESTABLISHED snorts related hobby business Ex- cellent return unlimited growth potential for arr i- lious entrepreneur includes stock 8 equipment (905)686- 2258 SAY IT FROM THE HEART! Its as easy as ABC... Choow. border # I or #2. BDrop by or call Inside Sales at • 805 Farewell St., Oshaw a ON L I H 71_5 • 905) 579-4400 1).hawa • (`)()5) 683-0707 \iax • or fax it I IUB; 579-6351 Ct fxx�se your area & i our nit ssige will appear Sunday- Feh. 13.20(x) y----------- i Ik #1 0$39-95: #2 =� + G.S.T. Actual size: 2' 1" r 2" or Word Ad .$19.95 + G.S.T. --1111 AHfTH`1 ,Awth, i A."Ti'ya fir THIS WEEK AJAX PICKERING NEW'S ADVERTISER 1 -our message will be published on Feb. 13' for valentine's Dar. Booking Deadline is Thursday, Feb. l0' AU ads must be prepaid by Friday. Feb. Illi 'VISA ,�, CASH .f 1.prtar) UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers twice a week in the following areas: UXBRIDGE Mill St, Water St, Main St.S, Marietta St, Franklin St, Brock SLE, Planks Lane, Parkside Dr, Main St. N., Brock St. BRISTON POND Briston Sands Crs., Alta Rd. 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Call Noel (416)704-5041 905.619-9629 815 MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We well move anything, anywhere. anytime Commercw a tesderdral. Pxhao ng. storage am taxes available Seni i mid month discounts. Free eshmales 571-0755 1-886-491-6600 i STORAGE Houses. Apartments, Offices, Appliances 6 Piano Specialists. Senior d Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed. insured. Free Estimates. Prolasionat Call 436-7795. Rime idw atNCK MOVE • Mwvna • Die#inni tt • RAtil bbk Realer t Social Services seniors Mid-Mowth Discerxuls TRA 8 Driver f 35A1our(U40' tR Office (905) 571-7533 Pow (9W)435-1947 Exp. in molting Households O fim • Apt:: Padung Avail. Free Estimates 416.4234M9 st�iiRra::.:.T Publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect Insertion and there stall be no li- ability for non -insertion Of arty advertisement Liability for errors in ads is linnifed to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error All copy is subject to the ap ro- val of management of News Advertiser. Howe Cklaning AAMAZING CLEANINGIMC T' °', ' • o tirwt� -t ,rpt dont like Jee n ing? Bonded b Insured Give Teresa a call at (905) 666-0727 HOUSECLEAMNG LADY Responsible, reliable and with experience. Will bring own supplies. Low rates. Call Kell 905-665-5378 416-992-7375 � • etrYrse S•ruioss CAKES For all occasions. Specializing in Character, Birthdays dr Anniversaries. (416) If4+sel 892 '.1...1'..1.1-.L Escort service Serving Durham Region Discretion Guaranteed Open 9 a.m. Daily (905) 725-2322 NOW Hiring 18+ PILKEY HILL, Mabel Edith - Peacefully with her family at her side on Tuesday. January 27, 2000 at Lakeridge Health Centre. Uxbridge. In her 871h year. Predeceased by her husbands Russell Pilkey and William Hill. Dear mother to Allan Pilkey and his Wife Jean of Uxbrldp. Earl Pilkey and his wife Shirley of Havekxk. Fondly remembered by six grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Predeceased by her sister Lena Bye. Rested at the LOW AND LOW FUNERAL HOME. Uxbridge, on Sunday. aruary 3R^ [IOC !to. 1'•:00 am. untilservece time at 2:00 p.m. Interment. Clare- mont Union Cemetery- In lieu of flowers, donations to the charity of your choice would be appreciat- ed. TO ADVERTISE YOUR AUCTION IN THIS SEC- TION PLEASE CALL 68"707 (Ajax) 85=-974.1 (Uxbridge) 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 ISd0llli� A EAAS CORRECTION For Our 8 Pg. Furniture i3 12 Pg. Furn. & Appl. Pit-PrIM (Sale Dates: Jan. 24 - 30, 2000) (F014F100) air (FA014FA100) PAGE 6 - Expressions Queen Rake Bed Ensemble. Correct price should read Sears Reg. 999.98. Sale 799.98. For our 16 pg. Cast a Fresh Start Pre -Print (Sale Dues: Jan. 31 - Feb. 6, 2000) - (CO21 F500) PAGE 3 - The Givenchy PI Gift with Purchase Mug will not be available the week of January 31 st as advertised. Custonhers wit be issued a rain -check and notified when their bonus mug has arrived. PAGE 10 - Aiwa Compact System (Order 0578 428 016) and JVC Micro Stereo System (Order #1578428 044). Both issues have been illustrated incorrectly. For Our 12 Page Whole Home Pre -Print (VO21V100) (Sale Dates: Jan. 31 - Feb. 13, 2000) PAGE 12 - Big News Pacific Coast Feather Duvet is a 4 star issue, not a 5 star as advertised. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused Sears customers. Sport -_ sHoRTs JAN. 30. 2000 Gymnasts shine PICKERING — Pickering athletes with Gemini Gymnastics in Oshawa fared well at a big U.S. meet. Club members competed at the Four Star Gymnastics Challenge 2000 in Warren, Michigan recently. Jenna Grandy and Tara Columbus, both of Pickering, helped the Gemini's level 8 team win the third-place trophy. Columbus finished third overall in the level 8 junior division. She finished first on balance beam, fourth on floor ex- ercises and ninth on vault. Grandy finished sixth all-around with a second -place finish on floor, sev- enth on vault and 10th on beam. Tweens advance PICKERING — The Pickering tween 'A' ringette team advanced to the provincial championship after downing Ajax two games to none in a best -of - three playoff series showdown recently. Pickering earned victories of 13-2 and 8-1 over Ajax to advance to the provincials in Ottawa over March break. Determined to advance to the provincials, Pickering finished off Ajax in the second game with another convinc- ing victory. The team received solid goaltending from Niki Arnott who made several tough saves. No scoring infor- mation was available from the game. In the first game, Pickering was led by Melissa Dart who netted four goals. Team members are Mykala Abel, Melissa Dart, Alex Edwards, Deana Waintraub, Erin Welsh, Amanda Joaquim, Christine and Jennder Capra - nos, Natasha Gray, Amanda Good, Niki Arnott and Leanne Murison. 04� u� ■ WS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, January 30, 2000 PAGE 27 P$ SCOREBOARD _JAN_ N. 30, 2000 PICKERING MEN'S BASKETBALL Lakendge Frank Forde 15, Bob Pizer 15. LEAGUE Jim Wilkinson 11, Pat Roach 6. Masters Division results from Jan 24. 2000 GAME FOUR GAME ONE Melanie Pringles 41 vs Van Kempen In - J. Machell Printing 47 vs Envoy Business surance 40 Services 42 TOP SCORERS TOP SCORERS Melanie Pringles Kart Hutchinson 15. Tom J. Mitchell Printing Luke Lukkenon 14, Recaps 10. Kevin Walker 10, Brent Sullivan 10, Bill Boston 7, Eric Cof- Van Kempen Reuben De France 13. Sam fee 6 Terry 12. Don Leahy 5 Envoy Business Services David Voth 11. Steve Leahy 9, RogerYoung 9, Paul Vorys CLEARNET UGHTNING'AAA' 6. NATIONAL WOMEN'S HOCKEY GAMETWO Gallantry's Eatery 68 vs Mud Hen's 34. TOP SCORERS Gallantry's Eatery Mike Pink 27, Bill Elliott 16. At Bwketl 8. Mud Hen's Steven Easter 7, Steve Hemphill 6, Chris Sheldon 5. GAME THREE Ell -Rod Holdings 5' vs Lakeroge Preci- sion 47 TOP SCORERS EII-Rod John Ch s'iarser ! i John Es- posito 9. Frank Ga'o 8 M,ke Jovancv 8 LEAGUE 1999.2000 SCHEDULE FEBRUARY Feb 1 vs. Mss ssauga Chefs. 7 30 p m. Feb 8 vs Toronto Aeros. 7:30 to m ”' Games played at the Ajax Community Centre. ••' Fan appreciation night. PICKERING PANTHERS 1999.2000 SCHEDULE FEBRUARY Feb at Wedord Racers 7 30 p m rer. 5 is North York Rangers. 8 30 p m rec 3 Oshawa Legion res. 7 30 p m RON PIETRONIRO/News Advertiser photo Check this out Pickering Panthers'Jason Puterman checks Oshawa Legionaires Jesse Ar- bour during recent junior 'A'hockev action in Pickering. The Panthers played the Wexford Raiders at home Friday. The result ti a n 't available at our press deadline. The Panthers play Wexford in Scarhw-r,;i,,h ie.Ndav . ams WVeaers w ill receive a bic`1ed by supe �F(LI0 V J v !R, AL May 28, 200( Durham CoI69 -„Oshawa - _ry fee * :Campus EARLY BIRD Entrants must be aged 6-16 :. i x on May 31, 2000. At our �;Informotion Booth of Am Oshawa Centres, .Ce1111M Court ,i Sat S The Durham Regional SpeftV See is a non-profit contaxnitlr event promoting an intent in reading among our youth. A portion of the fee in suppiint of the Literacy Council of i Durham Region. 1 P resented by ` "_'0S' • DSHAWA WHITBY CLARINGTON PORT PERRY AJAX PICKERING k 'm3 R Y THIS WEEK .NEWS ADVERTISER UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE � low r� Y REGISTRATION: Oshawa Oshowa Puboc i-ibrory 65 Bogor St., Oshawa Feb 5, 2000 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Feb. 12, 2000 10 a.m. - 1 m. Ckhawo This Week 865 Farewell St. Feb. 7 - 71 9 a.m. - 5 p.m, Ajax Ajax Public Library - McLean Branch 95 Main Drive., Ajax Feb. 3, 2000 7 - 8:45 p.m. Feb. 8, 2000 7 - 8:45 p.m. Reeggistrotion ng at all branches (Main, NLcLean and age) until Feb. 18, 2000 News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave. Feb. 7 - 11 9 a.m. -5 p.m. Bowmanville Collodion Statesman 62 King St. W. Feb. 7 - 11 9 a.m. - 5 p.m, Sot. Feb. 12 9 a.m. to noon Pick Pickering Cenhnlu i Ps library One the E�laade, Pickering Fab. 2n2000 Z - 8:45 p.m. Fab. 7, 2000 7-8:45p.m. ` fio, ongoing ii Fe .18, 200T Fort Pyr MP;c Ss 9 a.m. - 5 p.m, UJnbune 24 Toronto St. #2 Feb. 7 - 11 9 a.m. - 5 p.m, Vl�httb� Whiny Public Li rary - undas Branch 7015 Dundas St. W. Whitby Feb. 5, 2006 10 a.m. 1 pp m�. Feb. 12, 2W0 10 a.m. - 1 P.M. TREMEF/TNEss N REGISTER NOW AND -RECEIVE F:REE 30 DAYS` Value ion *FREE , . In FITNESS EVALUATION OFREE NUTRITIONAL COUNSELLING OFREE PERSONALIZED WORKOUT PROGRAM ONO 1' -ARD FEE ONO�-' , _i' jiTl!*TiOl��4' rr E FILA GYM BAG ER Value 4 0 WA EXTENDED OFFER OFFER EXPIRES TOMORRM,1 JANUARY 3-.- -1 -7 r-::; P--; Pickering Parkway Pickering/Ajax C9051 426-7628 1-1 mm