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PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER P I C K E R I N G' S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1 9 6 5 PRESSRUN 43,400 Dc—xk w� ovowo by Joe Duarte 28 PAGES Pickering to pondertough stand against child porn PICKERING — A Pickering councillor is calling on the City and its residents tr) take a stand against child pornography as the Supreme Court of Canada deliberates the constitutionality of a law prohibit- ing the possession of child porn. Ward 3 Local Councillor David Pickles plans to introduce a motion at Council Monday asking col- leagues to 'respectfully request that the provincial and federal govern- ments give the utmost priority to the protection of children from sexual exploitation as they deliberate this important case " The move comes in response to a B.C. Supreme Court ruling in favour of John Robin Sharpe, a B.C. man charged with possession of child pornography. The court sup- ported Mr. Sharpe's right to free- dom of expression and personal pn- vacy. The Supreme Court of Canada held two days of hearings into the case Jan. 18 and 19. It isn't expect- ed to make a ruling for months. Coun. Pickles says he "would like to (lobby) the federal govern- ment to let them know what the general population thinks." "Certainly when the matter was being heard at the court a number of people objected to W' he notes. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2000 Who killed Billy Stone? Page 1 CARL FEREIVC71 News Advertiser photo Step lightly Anisha Chandra, dressed in traditional East Indian attire, per- forms for fellow students at Lester B. Pearson Public School in Ajax Wednesday as part of a multicultural presentation. Students from Grades 5-8 took part in the event, which featured foods from around the world and a glimpse of different cultures. Durham won't form race relations committee Durham Region has decided against establishing a race relations committee, preferring instead to see local municipalities and community groups carry on their work. A report to Regional council last week noted race relations groups in Durham include the Multi -Cultural Council of Oshawa -Durham; and separate committees in Pickering, Ajax and Whitby. And, the Durham public and separate school boards are both active in fostering im- proved race relations. T here are already established, well-known and respected commu- nity groups involved in race relation issues in the Region of Durham," the report from Region chief admin- istrative officer Garry Cubitt noted. "It is important that in recognizing the value of these committees the Region does not duplicate or im- pede the work they have already successfully accomplished„ The request to start a Regional race relations committee was made a year ago by Roland Rutland, one of the founders of the Ajax commit- tee. Mr. Cubitt said in his report, if Durham's various race relations committees want to hold a sympo- sium to exchange ideas, experiences or plans, the Region would help co- ordinate such a forum. OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND Thinking aboUt 1OD1GAL' tyour Page 17 Linking the Greater Toronto Area Transit talks top GTSB agenda BY SUSAN O'NEILL Staff Writer Creating a strategic trans- portation plan to better link Toronto with surrounding regions is the biggest challenge facing the Greater Toronto Services Board (GTSB) as the organiza- tion enters its second year, says its chairman. "We have to try and project ahead what we want the picture to look like and start to push that picture into shape as opposed to just letting the pieces fall;' board chairman Alan Tonks told a group of lawyers and politicians at a breakfast meeting hosted by a Toronto law firm at Black Creek Pioneer Village Wednes- day. "To do nothing would give the impression we can rest on the legacy of past generations. I don't think we can when you look at the deteriorating infra - Inside the News Advertiser WIME TO RW IT Editorial Pole ...........6 Opinion Shaper ..........6 Name Oroppinl .........16 Sports ................21 Cls:sitied .............23 GIVE IIS A CALL General ..........683-5110 DistrNlnU n ......683-5117 Classified ........683-0707 Deati Ndk= . . . . .683-3005 SiMM011 Yeas ...........1-800-662-8423 Email .shouston@durham.net Web site ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 ROGER ANDERSON `Vital to continued economic growth.' structure," he said, noting the GTA's transportation system is unprepared to meet future needs. See TRANSIT page 4 PVNOW mmm NZ IM an 1 \�7 CALL Us TOOAYt .. WE WILL NOT BE ttott�EnaOLcn • awttwtsttnrtnw 231 SlalioSomme" AM4 n S*Qw ��244 r !r r r. _ . F,.✓�` f9rt67''�.,.... . .: s.�... ....ti . , rtt ? r A/P PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 6, 2000 Valentine Dinner specia(avai(af�(c {rom Satur(fn'. Fch" 72 t0,%Ionifay. Feb. Iq. 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Send all your entries, typed or printed, to: Oshawa This Week, 865 Farewell St., Oshawa ON LIN 7L5 Attn: Lisa Preston Remember to include your name, address and phone number. First Prize to the Top Sweetie - His & Hers "L Watches 2nd Prize - A gold and diamond necklace from Prestige Jewellery Inc. 3rd Prize - A Singing Valentine from A Barbershop Quartet, with a gift of chocolates and a flower. 4th Prize - Dinner for Two at Wally's The Winning Entries u,ill be published in our Valentine's Day Top Suvetie Contest Page on February 13. at Treadur t= 0� - weetheart ing Fine DinRestaurani �? Steak • Seafood *Pasta to an elegant, fine dining experience for Valentine's Day (905) 420-7577 Come Celebrate rTP 2 Y SWISS H A LE1 it0TISSERif & GRI ll' 416 439-1000 Come and enjoy superb dining & exceptional service in a relaxed atmosphere. 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Includes red or white wine, 15 hot food items, unlimited fruit ONLY $14-w GOLDEN Pickering Town Centre RIDDLE' 1615 Liverpool Road FAMILY Y 1lFSTAULMM (comer of Hwy #2 & Liverpool) Tel: 837-0023 Wild turkeys flock to Rouge watershed Wild turkeys have been rein- troduced to the Rouge water- shed through a partnership be- tween the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) and the Rouge Park Alliance. The project is supported by the landowner, the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, and kicked off Jan. 28, when 10 wild turkeys were released into the Rouge Valley, a news re- lease from the partnership re- ports. The wild turkey was native to this part of Ontario until the beginning of the 1900s, when diminished habitat and unregu- lated hunting led to its disap- pearance, the news release notes. "We are happy to see the re- turn of these beautiful birds;" says Ron Christie, chairman of the Rouge Park Alliance. "Their presence brings increased edu- cational possibilities and cre- ates exciting new opportunities for the public to view these large, vocal birds in the Rouge River Valley." MNR matched a financial contribution of $3,900 from Rouge Park Alliance in 'in-kind funds' for the project, which in- volved capturing birds from wild populations in King, Georgina and Brock townships and releasing them into the Rouge Park. As the local population be- comes established and breeds, some may he captured and rein- troduced to other appropriate sites in Ontario, according to the news release. Since 1984, the Ontario Fed- eration of Anglers and Hunters, the National Wild Turkey Fed- eration (Canada) and MNR have worked together to reintro- duce turkeys into Ontario. It is estimated 24,(X)n wild turkeys now populate the area from Cornwall to Sarnia and north to Port Severn. Ajax, Pickering councillors counsel conservation agency Three Durham Region politi- cians have been elected to exec- utive positions on the Toronto and Region Conservation Au- thority (TRCA) for 2000. Ajax Councillor Jim McMas- ter was appointed Jan. 28 to a third consecutive one-year term as vice-president of the 28 - member TRCA board. Pickering Councillor Doug t,.. (Zi b WE CAN HELP YOU ACHIEVE A FRESH START Professional and Personalized Service Free Confidential Consultation Several convenient locations. including. OSHAWA 146 Snncoe Sir" N (1105) 7214401 (Downtown) SCARBOROUGH 1919 Lawrence Ave E. (416)750-9620 (near DVP and 401) 255 Mornngsde Ave- (416) 203.6140 (Momngstde Man) YBERLEA 1 DENTAL CENTRE WALK -1(V HOURS Daily 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 10 am - 4 p.m. ?./HA E//E/AGEAZGeYPAGEE AMBEAlEA SHOPPM CENTRE ON WHr ES RD. 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To l%ss%01r Fi/tela Change on stTo 1,10idd Ala* n.» AIP PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, February 6, 2000 Transit thefocus meetingof latest TRANSIT.Iii)m page I And, although the GTSB, which was es- tablished by the Province in January 1999 to co-ordinate services across the GTA, has been criticized in some circles for not ef- fecting significant changes in its first year. Mr. Tonks maintains both the hoard and its transportation plan are works in progress. "I'm very sensitive as we go through his- tory that building a legacy is a long-term process;' he said, noting the draft trans- portation plan unveiled by the hoard last week will undergo extensive consultations. That plan, entitled Removing Road- blocks, recommends the expansion of' GO transit bus services leading out of Toronto as well as the creation of seven new suburban transit corridors, two of which would pass through portions of Durham. The first is a connection from the Lakeshore West GO station through Bramp- ton, Vaughan. Richmond Hill, Markham and Pickering, using either Hwy. 407, Hwy. 7 or the Steeles Avenue -Taunton Read system. The second transit corridor through Durham would he a GTA east corridor from Bow- manville through Oshawa. Whitby, Ajax and Pickering to the new Sheppard Avenue sub- way line. The plan also calls for upgrades to GO train services, including all -day service on the Lakeshore line from Burlington through to Whitby. "The report is very focused on transit only," said Durham Region chairman Rog, -,r Anderson of the GTSB's plan in an inter- view Thursday, noting in order for transit to work, "it has to he functional, accessible, convenient and seamless. If it isn't these things people aren't going to use it. "It's very, very important to coordinate (transit) service across the GTA," he added. But, "unfortunately people depend on their cars and Durham has been left in the dark (regarding the infrastructure of its roadways),' he said. "I think... members of the GTSB under- Purchase your choice of a Carrier high efficiency furnace, central air conditioner or CFM Majestic gas fireplace' and gar,, RECEIVE FREE: A stanilard 4p plloe hot rater O tag* sepphed aad installed m aY S711Ie loatron. �., RA hi e/er vat sir dans 140 �"=*W w&1W V year nor or antial hrm". A whole-heese Now throe/h OR hemi/i/hrAMU programmable Nramosbf. EA ■ IM BONUSsNO DETAILS. OFFER ENDS February JANUARY13. 21. L000. O_A.CL NOW R Bi LEW000 HEATING & AIR CONDMONING QQQQQQ �l)()ll) 689-7774AetlwrizedDralrr, 'Call dealer for details. 0 —. stand that not everybody is going to park their car and take a bus," he said, adding even if GO service into the city is increased. taking a train to Union Station isn't much help to someone who works in the Yonge Street and Hwy. 401 area. Mr. Anderson maintains the extension of Hwv. 407 and widening of Hwy. 401 through Clarington are "vital to the contin- ued economic growth and well-being" of the region. And, he said it's essential for the Province and the federal government to fund transit and transportation in the GTA, noting it can't continue to he funded "on the hacks of property taxpayers". Information Session for the Master of Arts in Education Degree Offered through Central Michigan University in collaboration with OISE/UT at Durham College 2000 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa Community Room Tuesday February 8, 2000 6:45-7:30 pm Call the reservation line (905)721-3111 ext. 2371 Cr. 3i{LIc:HIG�ti p V' 141'��•1:'i versity Centre a! Durham ,., NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, February 6,2000 PAGE 5 A/P Women's Centre hosts series of `life strategy'. workshops AJAX — The Ajax -Pickering Women's Centre kicks off a series of free life strategy workshops for local women this week with the first of five seminars on Tuesday, Feb. 8. Tuesday's workshop, which runs from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m., will provide participants with an op- portunity to learn how to create a personal mission statement and will offer information about the importance of living a value - based life. On March 14, women can learn how to manage stress dur- ing a workshop from 7 to 9 p.m. that will focus on stress reduction skills. 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The report was originally sched- uled to be compacted by Dec. 14, but Mr. Tonks indicates it will be finished by June when it will be delivered to Municipal Affairs Minister Tony Clement. Clearly, the idea is to have the Province make a tali on local gover- nance well ahead of the November elections so changes, if the Province so decides, can be made in advance. More and more it would appear, regional gov- ernments could be dead. The local pic- ture could be radically different by this fall. While all of that is in discussion, more pressing problems persist. GTA gridlock is a real, ongoing, valid con- cern and ultimately will be the biggest challenge facing the GTSB. The GTA -Hamilton -Wentworth cor- ridor already includes 5.1 million peo- plc and half as many cars. The popula- tion of the area will jump to over seven million less than 20 years from now. Clearly, a highly efficient network of roads and public transit — a so-called ,seamless'— ribbon is vital. Moving people is only part of the picture. Industry with its countless just -in -time' transports needing to Flow through the region, requires roads which work. The GTSB has produced a plan called Removing Roadblocks which calls for improved transit. Seven new suburban transit corridors would be cre- ated under the plan, with two of those going through Durham. GO train ser- vices would be upgraded. Durham chairman Roger Anderson agrees transit improvements are neces- sary. "It has to be functional, accessible, convenient and seamless. If it isn't these things people aren't going to use it. It's very, very important to co-ordi- nate (transit) service across the GTA;' said Mr. Anderson. For too long, Durham has been the forgotten piece in the GTA puzzle. It's critical Durham reps on the GTSB work to bring up the issue of transit improve- ments in our region. We are the highest growth zone in the GTA and, as such, are currently underserved by GO Tran- sit and the highway system. Mr. Tonks must be made aware of our needs and the requirement that 401 widening, more on and off ramps and the 407 extension go ahead. That should be part of any presentation made to the Province. E -Mail your comments on this opin- ion to nnews8durham.net. Submis- sions which include a first and last name, as well as the community of resi- dence, will be considered for publica- tion. ut' LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Twyn Rivers furor tempest in a teapot To the editor: The recent protest over the tem- porary closure of Twvn Rivers Drive seems somewhat like a tem- pest in a teapot. Contrary to the impression given in the Jan. 19 Pickering News Advertiser, this road is not a significant collector. Considering the alternative routes, and their re- spective speed limits, the capacity of Twyn Rivers Drive represents only about three per cent of the total traffic capacity across the Rouge Valley. This is hardly a vital road. The traffic on this road may number in the hundreds of vehicles Teen violence Just say `No' J Young people must take a stand against violence by peers Teens today are becoming more vi- olent than ever. There have been nu- merous shootings, attacks, beatings and fights over the course of the last few years. We hear about events such as the Colorado shooting and teen gangs. Perhaps one of the misconcep- tions teens have today is most think, "It will never happen to me." It can. Most teens feel safe in -their schools and find it hard to believe violence can happen there. We shouldn't think this and neither should parents. Violence is not something that should be taken lightly whether it is 40 -year-olds fight- ing in wars or 15 -year-olds fighting in gangs. It's truly sad to hear about teens who snap and bring guns to school to take supposed `revenge' on those who have hurt them in their lives. It's just as bad when a gang will beat up a kid they don't know because of the way he looks, talks or because he glances at the gang the 'wrong' way. Rival gangs will fight as well endangering the lives Lauren Souch !ion Shaper of the young people caught in their crossfire. I believe we can reduce the amount of violence in our community by prop- erly educating young students and making sure they know about recent events. All it takes is one student to re- alize how wrong violence is and to take a stand. One teen's positive actions can prove something to others. Next, that person's friends may join him and so on, until you have a full-fledged rally going on. All it takes is one person. One person in a community who stands up for what is right and says 'No' to violence. If you are troubled or believe you are being mocked by your peers, don't resort to violence or a gang to make yourself feel better. Talk to someone who cares. If you don't, in the end, gangs and violence will only make you feel worse when someone gets hurt. And that someone could very well be someone close to you. Gangs are not `cool,' no matter what your peers or friends may tell you. If the people you are friends with join a gang or try to get you to do something you don't want to do, don't. You have a choice. It's your life and you don't have to do what others do, no matter what the situation. All it takes is one person to take a stand within his school for the rest to realize what a serious threat violence is. Will you be that person? E -Mail your comments on this opin- ion to nnews&durham.net. Include Your full name and community of resi- dence. rather than the "thousands" claimed by the protesters. Has a re- cent traffic study been done? In addition, the claim that it takes some residents as much as 20 minutes longer on an alternative route does not reflect my experi- ence. I live on Twyn Rivers Drive about 200 metres from the brow of the hill and therefore I'm inconve- nienced more than most by having to travel east to Aliona Road then south to take Hwy. 2 and west to the on-ramp to Hwy. 401 at Port Union Road. Yet my extra travel time is certainly less than five min- utes. Twyn Rivers Drive doesn't just cross the valley; it runs through a provincial park. If this road had not been in existence before the Rouge Valley obtained park status, it is unlikely that anyone would con- done or promote its construction now. Indeed, once Hwy. 407 is completed through to Brock Road, at which time Twyn Rivers Drive would provide less than two per cent of the cross -valley road capac- ity, it would be an appropriate time to close Twyn Rivers Drive to through traffic. Instead of keeping the road open for the convenience of a few impatient drivers, the vast majority of local residents would be better served recreationally when Twyn Rivers Drive is closed permanently. 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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 Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- pies. � PCNA d _ SNiL4;,tL9'dF.,..`,,�'�i'}.�ti' $1 r, '. t 4v� •, i o . ; _ � 1 It '` _ �•.��y _. ..� .' ¢ - r NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, February 6, 2000 PAGE 7 AIP Whitby Station Callin 9 Was it a transient, a thief, a competitor on the field of love or his own father who fired the shot that killed Billy Stone on a December night in 1914? Dalk by Joe Duarte Murder is a despicable crime that often shocks and outrages the community in which it hap- pens. And that shock is height- ened when the victim is a popular person within that community. For an example, we have to look no further than the 1914 Whitby murder of Billy Stone. A tale we call 'Whitby Station Calling'. I've been shot:' At about 12:30 a.m. on the night of Dec. 15, those chilling words echoed along the wires as 21 -year old William 'Billy' Stone's life drained from his body. By all accounts, Billy Stone (so called to distinguish him from his father, William) was a popular young man who always wore a smile and was quick with a cheery word for those he met. The 'Gazette and Chronicle,' Whitby's weekly paper at the time, described him as a "thrifty young man, and the life of the home" who had a splendid physique and was fearless. Those traits, despite his 5 -foot -5 frame, enabled him to physically evict the tramps who tried to take up temporary residency at Whitby station, some of them consider- ably bigger than he. So well-known and liked was Billy that the news of his murder spread like wildfire across Whit- by and along the Grand Trunk line from Belleville to Toronto. It also left a community grasping at straws to find his killer, with clues (many of them pointless) coming from all fronts. Fred Wurhley, an accountant at `Whitby Hospital for the In- sane', was probably the last be- sides the killer to see Billy Stone alive. t five minut:s past mid- night, he saw Billy work- ing in the station's office with the lights on; the lights in the waiting area were extin- guished. At 12:15, Billy signed the Montreal Express (out of Toron- to) into his log -book - his last entry. At about the same time, he talked by phone to Gerald Baker, the night operator at Oshawa Sta- tion. It is believed the killing oc- curred around 12:35 a.m.. At 12:37, Billy calls Bell Central and asks operator Les Cormack to ring Chief of Police McGrotty, saying he's been shot. When asked by whom, Billy says he doesn't know. At 12:42, Billy calls Edward Keeler (the Grand Trunk dis- patcher at Belleville) to tell him t�y�-4tM4. of the shooting, saying he is "about all in ... getting weaker all the time." At about 1: 15 a.m., Chief Me - Grotty arrives at the station to find Billy "quite dead" on the of- fice floor, with a bullet wound in the left chest area. There is very little blood on his clothing and a few drops on the floor. The door to the office is closed and locked, the ticket win- dow is closed but not locked and the sole light is provided by a lamp whose shade is turned to aim light at the tracks outside the office. A bloody hand print — be- lieved not to be Billy's since there is no blood on his hands — is found on a cabinet nearby. The phone is hanging off the desk with the receiver under the body. fter piecing together the crime, it is believed the fatal bullet came from the waiting area through the window and struck Billy in the chest, nar- rowly missing the left ventricle of his heart and lodging in his left lung. That's a hell of a shot from a dark area to another dark area. A later theory proposed Billy was shot in the waiting room, outside his office, and managed to stumble in to call for help be- fore expiring. There were several theories as to the murderer. Some were im- mediately discarded, others were followed through but proved in- conclusive. One of the former was that Billy was shot by one of the tramps he had tried to evict from the station. This was immediately discarded as tramps were not known to carry firearms. Another was robbery, since Billy did not have any posses- sions on his person when his body was discovered. It was sur- mised the killer had searched the body, taken what he'd found, and left the bloody hand -print on the cabinet as he arose from search- ing the body. 0 n closer observation, this theory was discarded for several reasons — the killer would have hung around for about 15 minutes in order to take Billy's personal possessions, yet left the cash drawer, ticket wicket and a glass case filled with contributions to the Canadian Pa- triotic Fund undisturbed. Later, Billy's watch was found at home, in a drawer in his room. It was also surmised that the bloody print was actually expec- torant as Billy's lung filled with blood, since the splotch contained no finger -prints. Then there was the mysterious stranger theory (isn't there always one?). At around I I p.m., a man (believed to be of unsound mind and, therefore, a patient at the nearby asylum) was seen lurking around the McLaughlin summer cottage at Heydenshore Park. He ran off in an easterly direction (opposite to where the station is) and was not seen in the area again. At about midnight, a similar man threatened the foreman of a crew of Italians, who were camped near Whitby Junction while they worked on a new sewer system. e was supposedly desper- ate to get to the station. At about the same time, a worker at the camp saw a man fit- ting the same description lurking about the camp, conceivably try- ing to open windows in hopes of finding shelter. He ran off and was not seen again until a couple of hours later. On closer inspection, it is be- lieved these were not the same men since the occurrences hap- pened at about the same time but about a mile apart. The description also fit that of a man who boarded an eastbound train in Toronto. He is reported to have told a fellow passenger he was going east to seek revenge. He got off the train some- where in the Pickering area and was last seen walking eastward along the tracks. triose facts seem to support theory that Billy Stone's kille: was a jilted lover. According to friend Harr\ Birmingham, Billy had been see- ing a woman from Port Union foi about two years and was suppos edly contemplating marriage bu wanted to better his financial sit- uation first. To support that, was the fact that he had recently in- quired into obtaining some lane near his home (it was not known if the transaction was ever com- pleted). owever, Provincial Police Inspector William Greet tracked down the mysteri- ous train stranger, a native named Sikes, working on a farm it Wicklow (north of Colborne) Sikes furnished an alibi for tht time the murder was committee and that avenue proved a deac end. There was also a stray-bulle,. theory, suggesting that the fats: shot was actually tired from bridge nearby and missing every- thing but Billy's chest — a magic bullet, if you will. The motive that received the most attention was that of an in- surance payout. Billy was report- edly insured for about S2,W0 - $1,000 from the International Telegraphers' Union and a similar amount from the Grand Trunk Benefit Fund. The benefician was his mother. Billy also had four parcels of land around the family residence and was in the process (as out- lined above) of obtaining more. It's not far-fetched to think some- one in Billy's immediate family would think to cash in on this success before Billy went off to start his own family. he eyes of suspicion cast their gaze onto the elder William Stone, who was relatively unmoved at the news of his son's death, and had a history of family abuse ... especially when he was under the influence. The most well-documented of these happened days after Billy's murder, when William was charged with assaulting one of his daughters. The elder Stone lay down in front of a freight train June 20, 1915 after being served with a subpoena to testify in front of the inquest -jury into the murder of his son. With his death, the case dried up. On June 28, the jury returned a verdict that although it was ap- parent that Billy Stone was will- fully murdered, there was not suf- ficient evidence to attach blame. The .88 -calibre Dominion handgun believed to have deliv- ered the fatal shot was never found and, as all the papers pre- dicted right from the start, the murderer of Billy Stone was never brought to trial. AfP PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, February 6, 2000 Communitycelebrates `rich legacy' during Black Hi stor Month PICKERING — The president of "Many are unaware that the first Shore Community Centre on lowed by social time and light re- welcome to attend. For more in - the Ontario Black History Society will known people of African descent arrived Liverpool Road south of Bayly freshmen(s. formation call Tom Mohr at 839 - discuss the country's "rich legacy of with the French, somewhere around Street. The meeting will be fof- Admission is free and all arc 1221. African -Canadian culture" at an upcom- 1603;' the historical society notes in a ing meeting. news release. Rosemary Sadlier, an author and pro- "It is also little known that slaveryFree a I • • , ' moter of African -Canadian heritage was actually practised in Upper Canada studies, will discuss Discovering Black until it was banned throughout the Seminar History at a Pickering Historical Society British Empire in 1834" meeting Tuesday. Feb. 8. The meeting is The event, sponsored by Pickering one of the events planned to recognize Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice= - - Black History Month. 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Residents want nuclear plant shut, but feel safe Green Party finds mixed emotions among power station neighbours in poll Pickering and Ajax residents would like to see the Pickering 'A' nuclear plant shut down permanently, but the majority feel sate living near it, accord- ing to a poll conducted by the local rid- ing association of the Green Party. The survey was conducted by the Green Research Environmental Associ- ation, and according to the party is ac- curate by plus or minus 10 per cent, 19 times out of 20. Between Dec. I I and 20, pollsters phoned at random 526 numbers in Ajax and Pickering for the survey. Seventy- six people actually answered the ques- tions, since 450 of the calls went to businesses, fax machines, people not at home or individuals who refused to par- ticipate. Of the respondents, 88 per cent replied 'yes' to the question "Would you he in favour of the permanent shutdown of the Pickering 'A' plant if an environ- mentally -friendly alternative such as wind or solar power were available'?" Four per cent said 'no' and eight per cent had 'no opinion'. To the question: "Do you oppose, support or have no opinion on the plans to restart Pickering 'A"" "', 44 per cent replied 'oppo%c', 37 pecent had 'no opinion' and 19 per cent replied 'sup- port'. When asked "Do you feel safe living relatively close to Canada's oldest com- mercial nuclear reac:tor'.", 65 per cent said 'yes', 34 per cent said 'no' and one per cent had 'no opinion'. Respondents were also asked "Would you be willing to spend slightly more for your power if you knew that it was generated in an environmentally - friendly manner'?" Eighty-three per cent said 'yes', 13 per cent replied 'no' and four per cent had 'no opinion'. , Greg Bonner of the Green Party's Ajax -Pickering -Uxbridge Constituency Association said the organization decid- ed to commission the poll in order to "offer an alternative perspective on nu- clear power" to the community. Irene Kock of Durham Nuclear Awareness suggests the 88 -per cent 'yes' response to the question on perma- nendy shutting down the 'A plant shows "a clear majority favours renew- able energy when given a choice". Ms. Kock says the seeming inconsis- tency of people wanting to see the plant closed yet 65 per cent feel safe living near it, as indicated in the poll, may sim- ply be a quirk of human nature. "We've seen that some people actu- ally prefer to ignore safety issues as a way of coping with living nearby the station;' she explains, "especially peo- ple who are within eyesight of it on a day-to-day basis" Meanwhile, the Green Party will hold an information meeting Wednes- day, March I, at the Pickering Recre- ation Complex. For more information on the meeting NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, February 6, 2000 PAGE 9 A/P Here's a treat just forthose 60 years this Monday, W." r _ or better µFebm 7'h, 2000 an *ALL Regular Clearance and Sala reed item. 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We sincerely regret any inconvenience this may have caused Sears customers. • No membership required • No commitment • Daily • Weekly • Monthly OPEN 7 DAYS d: o 427-6277 sg�Z 1035 Brock Rd., Pickering G to www. PAYA S YO U GO FITN E S S. C O M Email it! We're at shouston@durham.net PUBLIC MEETING ON WATER SUPPLY PROJECT THAT IMPACTS PICKERING The Region of York is currently undertaking an Environmental Assessment (EA) to develop a new Water Supply to support future growth as approved in its Official Plan. As part of this study, alternative locations for a raw water intake, raw water pumping station. water treatment plant. and transmission water mains are being investigated in Pickering (see map for alternatives under consideration). This study is being conducted by York Region in accordance with the approval requirements of the Environmental Assessment Act. At the completion of the study. York Region will formally submit an Environmental Assessment Report to the Minister of the Environment for review and approval under the Environmental Assessment Act. The City of Pickering does not support this project but it is tracking progress through an EA Working Group and would seek to negotiate a Community Benefits Agreement addressing benefits and impacts of the project to the City in the event that the project proceeds. Public Information Centres were held in Pickering by York Region in September/October 1999 followed by Workshops in November 1 399. The purpose of these consultation activities was to obtain input on the alternatives under consideration, local environmental conditions, and evaluation criteria. As a result of concerns raised by members of the public at the November 1999 Workshop, an additional Public Meeting has been arranged. The purpose of this meeting is to: present additional details on the rationale for the study area boundaries; compare the Whites/Rosebank Road Corridor to corridors in the Brock Road and Lakendge Road areas: and provide more details regarding the potential construction and operational impacts of the alternatives. This meeting will be structured as a presentation followed by a question and answer period. The meeting will be held at: Dunbarton High School - Cafeteria 655 Sheppard Avenue, Pickering Wednesday, February 16, 2000 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. During the week following this Public Meeting, a workshop will be held. The purpose of the Workshop is to discuss the Whites/Rosebank Road Corridor siting and routing alternatives considered in the EA and possible refinements to them, obtain additional information from local residents based on community environmental knowledge, and discuss evaluation process and criteria. You will be able to sign-up for this workshop at the Public Meeting. 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Do you wish your office could become more involved with the Heart and Stroke Foundation, without com- promising precious time and efforts? Well now you can with the Paint the Town Red Event. This is a combination of the Say it with Hearts and Dress Red campaigns special days to have their employ - of previous years. ees wear something red and pur- Say it with Hearts involves chase a participant sticker with a selling our red paper heart to donation of two dollars. employees and patrons. The cost The Heart and Stroke is a small donation of two dollars. Foundation representatives pick The hearts are then posted with up all proceeds and provide mate - the name or the valentine's name rials. There are incentive prizes of the donator on them. distributed based on pledges The Dress Red Program raised. These include embroidered involves just that, dressing red. sweatshirts, T-shirts, and insulat- Companies are urged to designate ed coffee mugs. Open By Amanda Shingler Can you imagine being the par- ents of a newborn with an estimated life expectancy of 30? For Dan and Janet Healy this was the harsh reality of their baby girl Jan. That is, without open-heart surgery. Born on October 2, 1988, Jana Healy was diagnosed with having a hole between her first and second ventricle, causing her heart to work inefficiently. Her parents were told the optimal time to operate would be at age 5. During this time Jana was very weak and open to infection. Her ener- gy level in play activities was very low. She required constant care from her mother Janet. "it was a difficult time, we're luckv we had the support of our fam- ily, friends in the community, and Dr. Norman Saunders (Jana's pediatri- cian). We couldn't have done it with- out them," said Mr. Healy. Jana's parents said they were reassured that the procedure had a very high success rate, but they are still extremely concerned. Jana had her operation in June 1993. Her par- ents, and aunt, Reverend Elizabeth Macdonald, anxiously awaited the outcome. Dr. Tressler, and a team of doctors from Sick Kids Hospital, per- formed the four hours of open-heart surgery. It was a success, and Jana can expect to live to a ripe old age,. Three days after the procedure, Jana was allowed to go home. She recovered within six months. Jana is now able to fully enjoy her life. She loves to ski, swim, and dance. "After DURHAM Vacuum CENTRAL CLEANING B Plus Ltd. S 1'STEMS 1271 Kingston Rd. - Unit 2 Pickering, Ont. LJ V 1 BS S) 831-232 � _Fcr.Ir (905) 831 X6220 'Your IA the operations she was so lively. It was like night and day," said Mr. Healy. She is also doing very well in school, according to her grade 5 teacher Mrs. Lyn Klamph. "Jana is a wonder- ful young lady Her energy and enthusiasm is right on track," said Mrs. Klamph. 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Ajax, Ontario -� •�� (South of Hwy, #E2) WIT, NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 6, 2000 PAGE 13 MP February is Heart Month' d, ADVEFITISING FEATURE It's not too late to JUMP into a healthylifestyle,HOOP it u for the p newyear, and get FIT with the Heart and Stroke Foundation! ! ! Durham Region's heart Rope for Heart and Hoops for The Heart and Stroke Foundation Phone: (905) 686-1521 and Stroke Foundation is Adopt Heart offer a wonderful 725 Westney Rd. S. - Unit #5 Fax: (905) 686-1521 striving to meet their goal to POINTS program by which Ajax, ON LIS 7J7 raise $525,000 through their Exercise Events programs W S which include Jump Rope for yi Heart, Hoops for Hoops for Heart, and Fit for Heart. 3 Jump Rope for Heart is now ;n its 18th year and teach- es students at the elementary level a lifetime of healthy eat- ` ing habits and fitness. Together, the students of Durham Region and our hard working volunteer coordina- tors have mad a this program rr q T- 'z a smashing success by both a u r ' collecting pledges and Jumping to their heart's con- tent. It is because of their hard work that the Foundation is not only able to fund heart disease and stroke research, I but is also able to supplyN ANODSTROKE 0KE updated health promotion I Of 0WAR10 --- information. Every school that regis- ters for Jump Rope for Heart will receive a Heart Healthy Kids Toolbox, consisting of grade specific lesson plans (K- 8) approved by the Ontario Curriculum Clearinghouse. It also contains student work- sheets, a stethoscope, and a series of 15 educational posters. The Hoops for Heart pro- gram is geared to students between the ages of 11 to 18 years old. Like Jump Rope for Heart, everyone is encouraged to collect pledges, and in return they earn fabulous incentive prizes such as T shirts, water bottles, travel bags, hats, watches, and bas- ketballs! The students play basketball for a designated time period decided by the IV HEART AND STROKE can you Spam �+�' t110:t11nR� no" ; ..r.r..F.r .j, �� FwnY.lwn � �1 on coordinator. Every senior elementary school or high school that reg- isters for Hoops for Heart will receive a Hoops for Heart Power Pack. The components include a CPR video, a stu- dent resource guide filled with valuable information about nutrition, smoking, and physical activity, along with other health promotion litera- ture. The Hoops for Heart pro- gram offers a great leadership program by which student coordinators could win up to $500 in sporting goods! This is an ideal program for students in a leadership class, or for those who are looking to earn academic credit through vol- unteering. In addition, both Jump each school can earn a point for every dollar raised, as well as a point for every student who participates. Once the event is completed, the event coordinator can go shopping for their school in our Heart Smart points catalogue that features electronic equipment, sporting goods, and school supplies. The Fit for Heart pro- gram is geared toward adults. Like Jump Rope for Heart and Hoops for Heart, the partici- pants are encouraged to col- lect pledges and, in return, earn great incentive prizes that include a travel mug, baseball cap, watch, gym bag, T-shirt, polar fleece, and wind breaker. This program works for groups or individuals par- ticipating in any form of phys- ical activity. This might include things such as walk- ing, baseball, hockey aerobics, martial arts, bowl- ing, or -any other sports. Every athletic facility, corporation, or sports team who registers for Fit for Heart will receive a series of heart healthy posters which include a heart rate chart, The Canada Food Guide, and a Pass it On poster outlining the warning signs of a Stroke. The Heart and Stroke Foundation also offers free health promotion literature regarding heart disease and stroke, and a number of com- munity presentations. For further information please contact your local Heart and Stroke office: c NT �: A TOW CarrrAmwrt DuPont Automotive Finishes The DuPont Commitment Safety, Health and Environment • Highest Standards of Performance, Business Excellence • Goal of Zero Injuries, Illnesses and Incidents • Goal of Zero Waste and Emissions • Conservation of Energy and Natural Resources, Habitat Enhancement • Continuously Improving Processes, Practices and Products • Management and Employee Commitment, Accountability 408 Fairall Street, Ajax Ontario, LIS 1R6 683-5500 Supporting The Heart And Stroke Foundation of Ontario ®�ReQsleredtrademark j E. t. du Pont de Nemours and Conr mr Dupont Canada Inc. is a licensee. Cuclinv Around AQrai n By Amanda Shingler Do you know what holds 30 riders, is the size if a cube van, and raised over $47,000 in the Durham West Region for stroke research last year? It's the Big Bike Ride for Stroke brought to you by the Durham West Office of the Heart and Stroke Foundation, and irs cycling around again. In 1990, there were 24 teams from Pickering, Ajax, and Whitby participating. Each team had 29 riders including one team captain. The top team in Whitby and annual participant, the Durham Insurance Brokers Association, raised over $4,000 last year. The event consists of par- ticipating getting teams together of 29 people, electing a captain, obtaining pledges, having fun, and receiving some great incentive prizes. These incentives include awards, watches, sweatshirts, gym bags, water bottles, cooler bags, T- shirts, shirts, and caps. These are distrib- uted according to the amount of pledges obtained by each partici- pant. The dates for the upcom- ing rides are May 2 in Whitby, June 6 in Ajax, and June 9 in Pickering, Anyone wishing to par- ticipate in this year's Big Bike Ridge can call Mike Gardner at the Durham West office of the Heart and Stroke Foundation at (905) 686-1521. South Ajax 955 Westney Rd. S. Your Neighbourhood Grocery Store FRESHNESS9 QUALITY & FRIENDLY SERVICE In Support Of the Heart And Stroke Foundation „ nViVy/Pkintpostell Now there's a better way... The Envoy way... "daaac dace Stab: smoc?," �' ue �ro�c ?ike r¢•�caG �7laae�y �l •• �� �Ot ,; Visit our Website j YY WW.toronto.COtrt ... EnVOy: 71 Old Ki ptou Rd. lPdn#mst: 1792 Liverpool Rd. Pickering Pickering (Loblaws Plaza) 909-426-8827 905-4120-7283 HvrY. n W S Itrrv. •at eAnY sT..: 3 MESr1EY � OBEYER 5T. „ nViVy/Pkintpostell Now there's a better way... The Envoy way... "daaac dace Stab: smoc?," �' ue �ro�c ?ike r¢•�caG �7laae�y �l •• �� �Ot ,; Visit our Website j YY WW.toronto.COtrt ... EnVOy: 71 Old Ki ptou Rd. lPdn#mst: 1792 Liverpool Rd. Pickering Pickering (Loblaws Plaza) 909-426-8827 905-4120-7283 0 P PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, February 6, 2000 SUNDAY, FEB, 6 �°ICKam NEWS _A_D_vansER BILLBOARD ST. PAUL'S ON -THE -HILL: St. Paul's on -'the -Hill Anglican Church celebrates its FEB. 6. 2000 75th anniversary with a special service of workshop at 10 a.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex on Valley Farm Rd.. Club. Bayly and Church streets, Ajax, at bertson at the Durham Region Health De - Pickering. 839-7909. 7:30 p.m. partment to reserve a spot, 723-5338 ext. 2184. GENERAL MEETING: The Hispanic Canadian Alliance of Durham hosts its an- nual general meeting from 2 to 6 p.m. at St. Isaac Jogues" Church, 1148 Finch Ave.. Pickering. Everyone is welcome. Coffee and refreshments will be served. Phone 837-9199 for information. MONDAY, FEB. 7 ADMIN PROS: The Durham Chapter of the International Association of Adminis- trative Professionals meets at 7 p.m. in the Durham Region Social Services Depart- ment boardroom, 850 King St. W. (north- west corner of King St. and Thornton Rd.), Oshawa. Topic is Feng Shut. Phone 432- 2063 (Rosa) for information. PARKINSON: The Durham chapter of the Parkinson Foundation of Canada meets at 7:30 p.m. at St. Mark's United Church. 201 Centre St. S., Whitby. Guest speaker is Jill Burkholder, a nurse from Dr. Guttman's of- fice. 619-1469 (Jean Keary). SLO-PITCH: The Ajax Men's Slo-Pitch Association hosts its annual general meet- ing at the Annandale Golf and Curling TUESDAY, FEB. 8 PARENT SUPPORT: The local chapter of, the Association of Parent Support Groups holds its weekly meeting at 7:15 p.m. for parents of kids involved in drugs, alcohol, running away, dropping out of school. crimes and parent abuse. Call 416-223- 7444 or 1-800-488-5666 for location. BREAST-FEEDING: The Ajax La Leche League meets at 7:30 p.m. with informa- tion and support for pregnant women and nursing mothers. Babies always welcome. Call 683-7547 (Yvette) for location. TOURETTE'S SYNDROME: The Durham chapter of the Council for Excep- tional Children (CEC) hosts a presentation featuring guest speaker Duncan McKinley from 7 to 9 p.m. at Father Leo J. Austin Catholic Secondary School, 1020 Dryden Blvd., Whitby. Mr. McKinley will present 'What Makes Me Tic', a professional and personal look at Tourette's Syndrome and how 4 relates to Attention Deficit Disorder, Obsessive -Compulsive Disorder and rage. Registration is free for CEC members and $5 for non-members. Phone Donna Cuth- I °� DUR Com tete selection of*nyt Windms 6 Doors- : 1 f Picture windows a Bow Windows um - Patio Dom - Storm Doors (9o5) 5 7 9 - 2 ? Hutchhmon ,rq 1-888-576-8575 �=►ON i`A . GA Interior. Inc. NRRIDGE c1..w.1(... a l Mia: a.....A- Home Servkes Authorized Renovator AM wolx-tbr11i.1111ra1a.leaattllrhhb. G iar Meed iFM4s11 ArMIr t4a752s ala r errs► raalet.. -' fee taeaross SENIORS: The Ajax Senior Citizens' Friendship Club's Tuesday Morning Dis- cussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at the St. Andrews Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. A documentary will be shown on Camp X. a training facility in Whitby for spies during the Second World War. 619- 0315 (Betty). ART SHOW: Lincoln Alexander Public School, 95 Church St. N., Ajax, hosts a Millennium art and photography show from 6 to 7 p.m. in the front foyer. Displays of work by students to celebrate the new millennium. 619-0357 (Carole McDonald). HORTICULTURE: The Pickering Horti- cultural Society meets at 8 p.m. in the O'Brien Meeting Rooms in the Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2. The topic is orchids and guest speakers will be Doug and Terry Kennedy from Orchids in Our Tropics. Phone 839-4604 (Sylvia), 831-4485 (Tri- cia). BLACK HISTORY: The Pickering Town- - ...Durb�ngsham Windows and Doors _ mobile showroom toyour door. %%yne Hubcihisort brings to the thi fintest winaowrs on or market,' tepkaoemett window and door bush- says Wayne. '7 "'Ir triple sealed to nes a new and Zoog otreidue fm- reduce air leakage and mole with hate. It's a Mobile Stwwroom which heavy duty hardwx .- pot may be the ordy one in Canada. 'rhe day is gone when you car- ried some brochures and a sample window to a otsteinWs home, tCtpiiiim Wayne. "So I obtained a *'-' etined North York Md* Library &rude and installed iinivior walls Akins with al of n7 window Sam- Whenyou call Duey Windows ad Ducats for a fnee estin ale, Wayne will show up at your door with Itis Showroom which you% by way of a slidatg patio door Imide, displayed on the walla, are the Tech %W 20M series of w-' wShdOtrS .thiels roti re free to ; be sad yml dboover the Umy special feahm inchici tg how On can be cleaned without r tg -Aar bei en this kv iom for 24 yam, I an h nesdy say these are ship Historical Society presents Rosemary Sadlier, president of the Ontairo Black His- tory Society, who will discuss 'Discovering Black History' at 7:30 p.m. at the East Shore Community Centre, Liverpool Rd., south of Bayly St. It's part of Black Histo- ry Month. All are welcome to attend. Free admission. Phone 839-1221 (Tom Mohr) for more information. SPINAL HEALTH Dr. John Noble, chiro- practor, invites you to learn how Posture is the Window to your Spinal Health at a free workshop from 6:30 to 7 p.m. at 8 Old Kingston Rd. at Hwy. 2, Ajax. To reserve, phone 427-3203. WOMEN'S CENTRE: The Ajax -Picker- ing Women's Centre holds a free workshop from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. in the community room of the Durham Regional Police Sta- tion, corner of Brock Rd. and Hwy. 2, Pick- ering. Topic is Values Clarification — leading a values -based life and creating a personal mission statement. Prior registration neces- sary. Phone 426-1064 (Sally) for more in- formation. YOGA: The Ajax -Pickering Sahaja Yoga Meditation group meets at 7:30 p.m. at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library, corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres., next to the Town hall. Free and everyone welcome. 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Maple Ridge Public tend evening meetings six "Your input, as a business School is looking for a times each year and "take leader of our community, business representative to an active role in the educa- will bring fresh ideas and a volunteer on the school's tion processes for the Pick- new voice to our council community council. ering area;' states a news meetings" NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, February 6,2= PAGE 15 P business representative WYERS PUB Business people don't ing. If you are interested in need to have children at- volunteering contact Valentine's at tending the school to join Maple Ridge principal the council. The position is Kevin Hughes or Janice Magwyers available to all business Condy at the school, 420- representatives in Picker- 4103. 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You will be se+esng bWy and your contannuty by making MonO�y - F't", 9 am.- 7 P-1QI�{1TJge d s People to C"'" hewing � saw five c a Pot of � Sat s am. - N oo• 6369 pay adendon to whatar dwy eat to give lh about chiropracbc because of dns. Dr. Pewldn is a chnoprackv at the NEW KITTIES bodies good raw materials to bind good C>>impracw colleges anted the world are Pickering ChirTmcbc Haidr Centre, 1794 850 King W (At Thornton) WELCOME adb and ostium yip emcourar PaWk b alfitiated wilt un embes sad oras a the Rd. For iaf' a8 (W a Oshawa terse CallFor °ip°` SK rod lest ad ezerdwe a allow the body last to affibav- 420-14a Bridal & Fashion Event 2000 a There was no better way to kick off the new thank you to Bunny's Catering for the wonderful millennium than with the biggest indoor bridal show in hors.D'heurves & refreshments. Pickering held on Jan 30th. The highlight of the event was the fashion show. Bridal & Fashion Event 2000, presented by The presentation showcased fashions from all of Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser attracted more than the participating fashion houses. The capacity 600 people to the Pickering Recreation Complex. crowd saw the latest in wedding and bridesmaids Everyone who came had the opportunity to visit more dresses as well as mother ,)f the h, Jc and than 35 booths offering every possible service to make your wedding day one you'll remember for the rest of your life. Visitors were entertained hN the Dery talented Vlademere and Caterina of Steps Two Dance and a big -AJAX/PICKERINGCongratulations to the winner of NEWS �,��� Marlin Travels $1200.00 gift YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 certificate towards a dream vacation. f•" reat success redos. Special thinks to Kings t Queens VIP Salon for doing the hair and makeup for the models. K� H Fashions for stage decorations and Marlin Travel for the Grand Prize of a $1200 gift certificate towards a ` dream vacation. j Last but not least t t congratulations to Show Co-ordinator Chris Rausch and staff who helped make the event a izreatsuc;ess. r � AM PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, February 6, 2000 ra im e 9'r o PP ing• NEWS ADVERTISER FEB. 6, 2 0 0 0 25th AnniversaryBirthday I Birthday Birthday "Twenty-five years ago., "Hi. My "Our happy, There were on Feb. 1, '_Matthewand Tr.. name is Robert special and lov- happy fourth Ewa Nivszkowski went Colasuonno and able boy Robert birthday wishes through a celebration I just want to let Thomas Garcia for "our outgo- = lvhich would unite them in you know that on ei turned three on ing son Yanni marriage. Twcnty-five Feb. 8. 1 turn ` Jan. 30. Many on Jan. 29. "We years and two beautiful three. Wow! I'll hugs and kisses love you so children later, they can look back on the last 25 years and be celebrating from Mom and much. Hugs wait for the next 25 to come. Happy anniversary'." with all my 'wee --- Dad." and kisses from pals'. My grandparents Cecilia and I Mom, Dad, sis- - 75th Birthday Gerald McCaughey and Norma and ter Sophia, Bestamor and Bestafa" y Nonno Colasuonno are so proud of 13th Birthday me. Also wishing me a happy birth- Birthday Feb. 6 is special for Glenna► day are Mom and Dad, my aunts, Oh no! Maurer• as she celebrated her uncles, many cousins. Great-Aun- There's another "Our little 75th birthday. All the best and ties Teresa Smith and Claire Con- teenager in the princess" Rose hopes for many more come -%!� Ion, and Taz the puppy." world. Shawn from husband Bert. children p PP, Marie Lena Walker turned celebrated her Nturrav and Sharon, Bonnie 13 on Jan. 29. and Max, Mike and Bozena, Birthday Wishes for a first birthda y grandchildren Melody, Tara, Cindy and Kevin and on Jan. 30. g - wonderful "Roses are great-grandchild Kennedy. ". lane thanks to the best On Feb. 8. birthday, with "' Mala cele- red, violets are Mom. for her love, support and Lc nerosity to all of us." hugs and kisses, from Mom, Dad, bluesugar is brates her 18th , su g Samantha and Boots. sweet and so are you.- Love from _ — - -- -- birthday. one Birthday she has long Nfommv, Daddy, Rebecca and a w a i t e d. BirthdayRobie Jr. Tori Hodgins Happy birth - danced into her I 1 th day wishes Feb. 5 was a birthday on Jan. 25 come from her 4 big day for Birthday with sisters Tristan loving parents, M i t c h e l l There were and Tasha. Also join- j sisters Anita, Dayavata, Taveeta, Wilkin, as he happy fifth ing the celebration t4 Lolita and Janie. grandparents, turned eight. He birthday wish - were Tori's family, and aunts, uncles and sweet niece celebrated with es for Rachel neighbours Chrystel and Emma. More celebrations with Sophia. "We all wish you God's Akbar, Tim, Elise on Jan. school friends and cousins are still to take place. Victoria richest blessings for a most enjoy- Bradley, broth - 28. "We know is really excited about life. "Thank you to everyone. I love able birthday and many, many more ers Steve and you've been you;'she says. "�L'e love you very much Tori;' to come. We love you." Justin, sister Jennifer, parents Barb looking for - and Rick and Grandparents Keen. ward to this special day. Love and kisses from Birthday Birthday ' Birthday your proud Mommy and Daddy Tori Child "To our little ray of sun- • • and a special birthday hug from nn shine" Brooke -L has reached Y d It was a �---- brother Wesley" double digits. Riley, happy first birthday nifty -ninth for Tori turned 10 on Feb. 3. Love always Rachel Ross Birthday on Feb. 2 and from '.Mommy, Daddy, her on Jan. 31. +. y wishing her a grandparents, family and Mom and Dad "Our Kylie friends. wished her an - happy birthday other year of Bulmer turns with "all our y five on Feb. ]0. love" are 1 good times and We love you, .Mommy, Daddv, Erin, Jewel, 13th Birthday happiness . from Ryan," . "Happy birth - Gramma and Grampa.� ` day Sweetie„ Dad and There's a new teenager in Mom." the world. Jessica Miller Birthday turned 13 on Feb. 3 and she Birthday Birthday Rebecca celebrated with her friends. Pierson cele- "Happy birthday Jess. Love Feb. 3 was Evan Mc - ninth her from Mom, Dad and sister circled on the ninth birth- Lauren." calendars in the Lean turned Piemontese one on Jan. 28. day on Feb. - 8. Rebecca house, as "our Wishing the big . will be cele- Bnthda princess" Samguy all the best bracing with s y became a dou- are proudpar- ble-digit girl. ents Leslie and . her friends ,:' "Our sweetheart Emil W s'h y and family at Johnson turns `"The big 10. Scott, grand Sara, on Feb. Sara, we want parents Val and Air Zone. Wishing her all the best 11. Wishing Emily a happy to wish you an extra special John, and Jean with lots of love are Mommy, birthday with "all our hugs, happy and Ian, Uncles John, Russell and Nanny, Poppy, Aunt Nora, Uncle kisses and love" are "� birthday with tons of hugs and kiss- es. We love ou from Mom Dad, AuntsAkx, Jenny and• Billy, Peppy and all her friends. Mommy, Daddy and sister w Ben and Alex. And yes, get your and his many friends. "Happy birth - "Have agreat day honey" Rebecca. shopping shoes ready." day Evan. We love you." ROdS 1794 Liverpool Road Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? e o wend to: �W Pickering 831-5431 % ��+ know THIS WEER � CARE �X INNER -S ARE. Let us k Low• We'll publish your Nie Dropping, '. Tori.Mitch Ceu Alun c/o Keith Gilligan, 3 Emily Johnson special occasion in an easy -to -read 130 Commercial Ave., Winner% rwy go dircol\ to W,ku. kuhbms to receive and easy -to -clip ✓ format • /�� their FREE Cake I Plca,e proude identdicanon) • • • AJaX, Ont. MS 2H5 PRIZE VALID U.NM SAT., FEB. 12, 2000 F_ NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, February 6, 2000 PAGE 17 A/P NEWSa It h &FiTNEss ADVERTISER FEB Where do -you measure up in Would you like to 'Red Flag' your thyroid before seeing the doctor'? A new 'Thyroid Assessment Questionnaire (TAQ)' is available which makes the right diagnosis of thyroid function in 74 per cent of cases. The TAQ helps to de- termine whether you have a normal, low or high functioning thyroid. The Thyroid Association of Canada developed the TAQ along with the help of many professionals. It's already proven to be a useful tool for doctors and patients to pinpoint thyroid disease. y The Doctor Game W. Gifford -Jones M.D. It's estimated 15 million North Americans have thyroid disease. And many people do not know it_ If left un- treated an abnormally functioning thy- roid can lead to serious health problems such as cardiovascular disease, osteo- porosis, anxiety and depression. The thyroid is a tiny, butterfly - shaped gland weighing one ounce locat- ed in front of the windpipe. It's purpose is to extract iodine from blood to manu- facture two thyroid hormones. During the course of a year the thyroid pro- duces only a teaspoonful of hormones. But these hormones have a major effect on many organs. Thyroxin, the main thyroid hor- mone, acts like the accelerator of a car. Too much thyroxin causes 'hyperthy- roidism; a speeding up of the body's metabolism. This results in palpitations, a rapid heart rate, agitation, difficulty tolerating heat, hand tremor and other problems. Too little thyroxin precipi- tates 'hypothyroidism; a slowing down of the accelerator. In this case a lack of thyroxin triggers a decreased rate of oxygen consumption and lessened ener- gy production. Patients complain of fa- tigue, poor concentration, weak mus- cles, dry skin, unexplained weight gain, difficulty tolerating cold and infrequent bowel movements. Thyroid disease often goes undiag- nosed because its symptoms mimic many other illnesses. Diagnosis may be apparent only after several symptoms of the disease appear. Hypothyroidism is the more common disorder and can occur at any time. But it is more com- mon after 50 years of age. And it strikes women five to 10 times more often than men. Some cases of hypothyroidism occur after thyroid surgery to treat an overac- tive thyroid. Or following treatment of radioactive iodine for the same purpose. But the majority of cases of hy- pothyroidism are due to what's known as "Hashimoto's thyroiditis." It's an au- toimmune disorder in which the body's immune system makes a grave error. In this case the body's immune sys- tem foolishly attacks its own thyroid gland. This causes an inflammatory process that may progressively destroy the thyroid. The Thyroid Questionnaire tends to pinpont the diagnosis. But the gold stan- dard for diagnosing either an over- active or underactive thyroid is the TSH test (thyroid stimulating hor- mone). This hormone is produced by the pituitary gland. A low TSH indicates an overactive gland. A high TSH means the pituitary gland is producing increased amounts of TSH. Synthroid, a synthetic form of the natural hormone, is prescribed by doctors for hypothyroidism. 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SID EVERY M W 'l4tRpjitooro -r NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, February 6, 2000 PAGE 21 P S or & Eis P. t L URE NEWS ADVERTISER FEB. 6, 2000 Sport SHORTS FEB. 6, 2000 Panthers play last season home game tonight PICKERING — The Panthers' final regular -season home tilt is against the North York Rangers at the Pickering Recreation Complex tonight, Sunday Feb. 6, at 8:30 p.m. The last- 4- _ placed Panthers finish the regular season against the Os- hawa Legionaires at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. The Panthers (10-31-4 for 26 points with two points for two over- time losses) appear destined to play the first -place Vaughan Vipers in the opening playoff round. Due to a generous league playoff format which eliminates only one team from the North and South Con- ferences, the Panthers will make it into the post -season with a sub -.500 record. Ringette tourney playoffs today PICKERING — The 22nd annual Pickering Ringette Tournament con- tinues today, Sunday, Feb. 6, with playoff action in all divisions. Seventy squads from the youngest bunny division to the high- est intermediate category competed in this year's version at the Pickering Recreation Complex and Don Beer Arena. Action started last Wednesday with the finals in all categories at the Don Beer and Pickering Recreation Complex arenas, starting this morn- ing. There's no admission charge to attend the tournament. Fax 6arrs reuft to .News Advertiser 683-7363 C amtttro�srcnu�atz Did ror know... The News Advertiser is a member of the Ontario Press Courrd, 80 Goutl St., Torom, Ont. M58 - 2W, an onpnv�tioo tiet addresses reads 2=1.00- mem Area skater on her toes to win national titles Rising Star reaches the sky to capture golds at Canadian Special Olympics BYAL RIVETT Sports Editor AJAX — An Ajax figure skater ought to have her blades made out of solid gold after winning two Canadian championships last week. Erin Rynberk, 13, a member of the Ajax Rising Stars Figure Skating Club, won gold medals in the level 4 solo freeskatc and level I dance events at the 2000 Canadian Special Olympics Winter Games at the Ottawa Civic Centre. Her gold -medal performances may earn the developmentally delayed teen a place on the Canadian team which will travel to Anchor- age, Alaska to compete in the World Special Olympics in February, 2001. "Since she won gold in two events, there is a really good chance she will be picked to be on Canada's world team going to Anchorage;" reports Nancy Cranswick, Rynberk's Rising Stars coach who accompanied the youngster to Ottawa. But, she says, the Canadian Special Olympics world team won't likely be an- nounced until spring. At the Canadian championships, Cran- swick reports, Rynberk overcame some jitters to put together her winning performances. ..She was a little bit nervous;' notes Cran- swick, especially since her star pupil was making her first appearance at the nationals. "It took a bit to calm her down, but 1 was very, very pleased with the way she skated" Rynberk's freeskate program was not com- pletely clean, notes Cranswick, as she fell on her lutz jump — a part of her routine which had been giving her troubl-2 in practice. but Erin Rynberk, right, who was joined by coach Nancy Cranswick, left, at the na- tionals, won two gold medals while repre- senting Ontario at the 2000 Canadian Special Olympics Winter Games in Ot- tawa last week. which she nailed to eam gold at the regional event in Hamilton last month. However, she recovered beautifully from the fall to put to - Please recycle your copy of the 4ether her winning effort. ..She fell on her lutz jump, but she got up and continued her program. She wanted so much to do well" While warming up for her dance routine, Rynberk learned she had captured the gold medal in her previous event, the freeskate. The first -place effort inspired her to skate another golden routine. "It was a case of it could go either way (in the freeskate event);" says Cranswick. "But. when I noticed the scores and she had won. I told her 'Erin, you wor,', and she was just so happy. She went out and breezed through her dance routine" Cranswick says she was impressed by *c quality of the more than 540 athletes who took part in the figure skatinb events. 'The calibre of the skating really is going up. It's improved to the point where it's really cumpetitivc " At the Ontario Special Olympics Regional Competition in Hamilton last month, Rynbcrk won gold in the ladies' level 5 event and silver in the ladies' level I solo dance. Last February at the Ontario Special Olympics Winter Games in Timmins, she won the gold medal to level I dance and a bronze in level 4 freeskate. Since then, she's ad- vanced to level 5, the highest in the Special Olympics program. For Boys and Girls 5 years and over I President Cyril Renaud Vice -President Robert Stewart Secretary Anna Faulkner Treasurer Debbie Bianchi Registrar Ted Faulkner Club Head Coach Alex Bianchi Referee in Chief Jim Bieser Equipment Manager Kathy Mack Match Secretary Gene Thomas Director At Large Brenda Larkin Stu Silva VSCA Hot Line * is (905) 4274SS4 or visit us at: www3.sympatico.ca/vsca Final registration dates are �C&I FEBRUARY 8'" and 15" 2000 Pickering High School, From 6:30pm tp 7:30pm First come first served Space is Limited i;t Outdoor season starts May 241h- 2000 P.H.S. • We are stronger and better in 2000 *l RON PIETRONIRO/ New-- Advertiser photo Hook shot Dunbarton High School Spartans' Nathan Graham (10) goes up for the hook shot while a member of the George S. Henry Academy lions attempts the block- during lock during action at the Harv-ey's Classic Senior Boys' Basketball Tournament at Durham College in Oshawa Friday. FAX your fame results to Ajax - Pickering " News Advertiser C newsroom 683-7363 -FREE Admission continue torrid race �....., — t rte emerges with a thrilling 5-1 for the Panthers were Per - Pickering Panthers minor victory over the Whitby rault with two, Steve Loder, peewee select hockey team Wildcats. Scoring for Picker- Adam Turi and Justin Bruce. strung together three impres- ing were Clark with two, Earning assists were Gray, sive wins recently to improve Cruse, Ryan Van Santvoort Fredericks and Leland its season record to 141-1. and Ryan Lindsay. Adding Street, all with one. Goalie In their most recent tilt, assists were Josh Linkletter the Panthers muzzled the and Kyle Walker each with SALE Bradford Bulldogs 3-0. Kyle two, Taylor Gray and PECIAL Fredericks opened the scor- Matthew Evans with one ing, with additional markers apiece. Goaltender Robert BARGAINS to Matthew Perrault and Moria preserved the win for Bryan Cruse. Derek Savoie Pickering. and Bobby Clark added as- Pickering produced an- sists. Goalie Matthew Mc- other five -goal contest to de- Mulkin earned the shutout. feat the Vaughan Rangers 5 - Playing one of their 1. Pickering outshot Vaughan fiercest foes, the Panthers by a 23-8 margin. Scoring I IN TODAY'S News Advertiser TV • • Sun., Jan. 30, 2000 Certification.:arn Your _ Advertiser hours!News Saturday - • • , Bay Ridges RX Pick. Join us at: ' Coupon Saving Book Ajaxlft Father Leo J_ Austin C.S.S. ' Utde Caesar 1020 Dryden Blvd., Whitby . Millwork AjaxlPitk Putting Yourself Together (For Women) $20.00 2 hours (10ans-12pra) ' No Frills Ajagick. Attention All Boaters (Course a Exam) $50.00 ' Petsmarl Ajax 3 hours (loam -fpm) Attention Deficit Disorder, Learning $15.00 ' Pharma Plus Ajarift Disabilities a Behaviour Problems • Pharma Save Pick 3 hours (9am-12pm) Infant and Child CPR Certification SW.00 ' Pia2vi8! Ajax 31,— (9am-12pnol Navigating The Internet (on site location) $15.00 • Remax First (Gerry Thatcher) Ajax 3 hours (12:Z o 1:3opml ' SearsWHIk I-19 t� hr«tvlsc. Aanadw tnsf.Asb Iwforsrwn q,.�.,.y 71<25 00 • Sears Whole Home A 3 hours Smart aServe (undo sts"ng cohoac sorvic*) $25.00 • Sheridan Chev Olds Ajax ; 'The Bay P7dr Practical Parenting *25.00 s hours toawbN p.,) True Colours 110.00 fklivered to setec�cd households Daly An --cm IN "w"It a.d «.«.i Remember, all inserts, including ihtu on glossy paper, can be Auto -tin Thy Car $40.00 recycled with the rest of your a heum (9aa','► newsppaper through your blue Toronto - Emergency First Aid & CPR SS0.00 hox Recvcling program. S how l8'""-4pno For infoimation ori dehvenng Register Today! your advertising flvers, «n Phone: 683-7713 - Fax: 683-9436 DUNCAN .50 Commercial Ave., Suite 200, Ajax FLETCHER at on coa sevwaM war be eveiraer for Purchase 681 5110. ��,r.... unto i -so pm cmy of ever* ••"�'"-' McMulkin backstopped the Pickering peewees to victo- ry. The Panthers have been anchored by the fine defen- sive play of Craig Deebank. Alexander Sunday's carrier of the week is Alexander. He enjoys listening to the hand Korn and playing soccer. He will receive a dinner for -I voucher compliments of McDonald's. Congratulations Alexander for being our carrier of the week. Vc �Im.trt \i.r Y' lis king+tun Rd %Ijx 1-11 Bn9c "t %I Ata♦ '16 Kjng,um Rd F',. k 14-64) Kury:.th,n R,1 {'I, k R 0 NTO_' February 11, 12 & 13, 2000 NATHAN PHILLIPS SQUARE and MEL LASTMAN SQUARE ►REsewtreo BY Spectacular World -Class Ice Shows Three -time Canadian ladies singles champion, Jennifer Robinson, Canadian pairs champions, Jamie Sall and David Pelletier, Canadian dance team champions, Marie -France Dubreuil and Patrice Lauzon, plus Sharon, Lois & Bram, and more! r Friday & Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Mel Lastman Square shamn. Lois a err, WEBSITE: www.city.toronto.on.ca HOTLINE: (4.16) 338 - 0338 GREAT Family Entertainment Sharon, lois & Bram • Jake Chenier • Jetson's Cosmic Adventure - Lenny Graf • Mary Lambert • Discover Brazil • Midway Rides • FREE Pancake and Sausage Breakfasts • Make -and -Take Crafts • MUCHMUSIC Video Dance - Ice and Snow Sculptures • Ski 'n' Snowboard Demos • Mad Science Shows • Hollywood Stunt Spectacular • Lumberjack Show • Cirque Equinox • and much more! FREE Admission! th iol Nab.Ome cor4m" S Scotiabanc QNSBODOMN ONTll O IMO � Mm&Awmwt� � �. ---------- Aigrre_reouror snewwaetwetane W& Kim big NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Februwy 6, 2000 PAGE 23 A/P THEE UXBRIDGF: TRSisrIIrVF ro MmewYourAd C Call: AJAX PICKERSIVC NEWS Anvr.RTISFR Ajax Pickering News Advertiser: 0 s 3 70 7 ILLAL S S=IF? = E D Uxbridge: 43 5 2-9 741 Port Perry: 58 5r-2 v 1.1 Web Site: www.dutrhamnews.net Ryder Grocery Services Is a provider of ir►rtavative clisuibution 4. services• •rC Curren* have the opportunities for proven kodiers to Join our atearr► at_ . our 420,0 V x4 J s9uore foot. ..: mufnKemperoturle _ guy distr&ibon centre in Whitby_ the right place OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR Night Shifts - Whitby she right time. In this key role, you are responsible for the overall performance of Material Handlers and manpower planning. Your hands-on management approach will prove effective in a 24 hour, 7 day a week fast paced -unionized ermronment.You will ensure optwnal utilQation of equipment and resources while training motivating, developing and evaluating staff You will also maintain a safe working environment Basic understanding of warehouse management systems and PC sk,:is are essental.You have an excellent anowledge of total warehousing and transportation operations Corrim fitted to delivering top-level customer service. you are an accomplished professional and demonstrate excellent communication. managerial and interpersonal skill Please send or fax your resume, in confidence. to: Ryder Grocery Services. Hunan Resources. Fax: (905) 665-3950. No phone all please. Only those to be interviewed will be contacted k10y,fiws Grocery Services BEST PRICES IN TOWN DAX WEEKEND & EVENING CLASSES DIPLOMA IN: CERTIFICATION IN: CmWillerizid Accounting 5 •MCSE• • .. MCSD. A+ LOW CTORY AACDI3A •' CCNA L M Epi E iiON:: NWAAW hila 2@m CNE OiLY wM• i5,!!e �e� r •• � r r ORACLE b- 0,t11e $2,990 passes Stam Soon CLIA Ra!• $M $M INS Office Assistant: Windows 95, Class CISCO, Web 1-. � S74s $N5 Word 20th, Excel ducts PowerPoint 2000, Design, E -Commerce Keyboarding, Introduction to Computers 9 1 r Rep. $1,490 $690 Visual Basic, Unix, A+ Get quality training at excellent prices! .lob Placement assistance • Individual attention • Unemployment insurance recipients • Unlimited lab time qualify for FREE funding • Hands-on training • Over 90% success rate nOgisfenrdandApprovedesaVowbona/Scrod Microsoft ROMETRI under the Private vocational Scif"Act. ................ .....................a........... 16APLOTMENT Expo ate! REuV>t?E>>R'l .." $RetYG rftEftilMEt _.- fIT'f FSEE! � � - it/tolfi�A! IfilltYAlgr'ts. soon w A.M. - a r.a. 9Afli TAIAtll[ Cg aat - - - - -lois! iAOii•�YAgi3oWg'll - NlltlERt1K�OMTA�lO-L>rt/�lf'1- _ - _� 1 :,. F-JidlIt7RTCA3 hCKlde: Lokeridge FiecYfh Csdro� x ration, Hudson's Bay Company, Durhom Pilate Services i � - It aasioa Group lVIkaCQtOdrs 5cotiaparYt.TRaE -A Group and anerw mwel - INFORMATION: WVSW.CAREERFAIR.ORG OR (905) 438-1530 vel Through the World of Work at the Employment Expo Unemployed? Need a change in your current work environment? Then fill your briefcase with resumes, head to the Employment Expo and get ready to travel through the world of work. ' The third annual career exposition will be held on February 16, 2000 at the Metro East Trade Centre in Pickering from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Admission is free and ob seekers are encouraged to bring their resumes and be prepared to networ with over fifty recruiters from a broad range of fields. Participating exhibitors include Durham and Metro Police Services, TD Bank, Lakeridge Health Corporation, Hudson's Bay Company, London Life, .CDA Industries, Cineplex Odeon and many more. Thousands of Durham residents are expected to visit the 30,000 sq. ft. of fairgrounds during the one -day career extravaganza. Exhibiting businesses will be searching for qualified help and accepting resumes for full-time, part-time and summer positions right on site. In addition to recruiting, the Expo will also feature a career workshop with computer access for individuals interested in fine tuning their job search skills. Trained employment professionals from the community will be on hand to help Expo visitors create resumes, write cover letters, and improve interview skills. For more info. on the Employment Expo or to register as an exhibitor, please contact Kim McLennan at 905--438-1530 or visit the Expo website at www-careerfair-ore. Pickering and Ajax TD Bank Financial Group la looking for cxpenCnced candidates for positions in the following areas: Customer Service Representatives Personal Bankers Financial Associates Candidates with strong communication skills, retail experience, general knowledge of banking products and services, are encouraged to apply. Previous related financial institution or retail sales experience would he a definite asset. If you are interested in joining our dynamic team, please forward your resume to: File 6478 _ c% Oshawa This Week PO Box 481 865 Farewell St. Oshawa. ON L I H 71-5 We thank all applicanu for their interest. Only candidate.' selecred fru an inten4ew will be contacted BANK FINANCIAL GROUP 11 Carers TRE FUTURE belongs to those M GNtsrr HMp IM Gelneral Hstp CAXEER SCHOOL who are prepared for cla W. OF FLORAL DESIGN Those who are fowled and m * 26 wk. Floristry a Business Program those who are technically skilled. Net. 8 Com. using 12 wk. intensive 3-phase program Al Notes. Database *3 wk. Professional course administration using oracle. Computer Maintenance - A.. � part-time/lull time courses available. New media web design and 'A beautiful career to be in' Autocad, software design and Financial assistance may be available programming. Financial as- sistance may be available to • 5Z Stl1�e S. 06hawra eligible students. Call Durham (9Bi5) 4361746 Business Computer College • 7 Pit^Ol-press; Ave. U11111ift Ze (905)427-3010 .. nMM!•Yr_•. H.. M.+r.. ....i{NY. (416) 335.9*W V• .ya••........ rM..i-.w -.r li-.J J.. a.a.� 11 Careers THE MAIL STATION ;areer Training ;enter Career train - IN avaaable in artificial nails. ear Candling. pedl- cures, waxing Air brushing and tattooing techniques Sludem Financing negotiable (905)439-2217 1 Gawo He ASHLEY FURNITURE -ome- store. full time general ware- house hop requwed Fax re- sume to 905-40/-9699 ATTEX11`M Yru0EN15 1s. AND OTHERS. part bin a at 0 -%seam and elms owns Trairu s "Kilod. $1205 to SW MW M by Fob. 101P G$ Monday 10 am - b Pm or Tuesday 7 30e m to 9'30 o m AZ DRIVER steady runs. 30x1 wages dean abstract and U 5 arperic is a � Cas Joe A (905)-427- HERSAL MAGIC we are asparw*N, �✓Jw WI iWfn cdurnel� lors Succiii candi- dares 'loll be provpnq we.9rd couro•nrrq and seaw'g �eal��+mpg p-�rodue-�es n a ctrvc 11-900-850-1202 11 Careers T.D.S. Personnel Service requires 40 AZ DRIVERS -1 Local Durham contract I Running Southern Ontario -1 Minimum 2 years AZ exp. Apply in person or call 112 Athol St. Suite 203 Whitby Phone: (905) 430-8605 Toll Free: 1-877-833-3308 T.D.S. Personnel Service 30 FR CERTIFIED TOW -MOTOR OPERATORS 71 Min. 2 Years Experience 11 Loral Durham Contract O Required Immediately ly all: 112 1StIA. SupersoAite 2Or03, Whitby Phone: (905)430-8605 Toll Free: 1-877-833-3308 1 General H* Eff General tap FLIGHT CENTRE CANADA is seeking motivated, high achievers to be trained as retail Travel Consultants at our Pickering location. You must be a people person with extensive overseas travel experience and a strong academic background. As Flight Centre promote from within and are rapidly expanding, there are opportunities for advancement to management positions. To apply for a position with Flight Centre, pick tap an application form front the Flight Centre Pickering Town Centre or fax to 416-350-7089 Deadline is Februan• 29 AA- PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 6,2M • e 1 Gerard H* ASSISTANT TO THE ART DIRECTOR Alderbrook Industries Ltd., a leading manufacturer and importer of Seasonal lights and decorations has an immediate opening for a junior level position in the .Art Dept. Duties include - retail packaging designing and execution - designing and presentations for Commercial decoration installations - catalogue design and preparation for publishing -print and electronic - design and execution of trade advertising Requirements - graduate of accredited computer graphics art program - 1-2 years practical experience - proficiency in Quark. Illustrator, Photoshop in Mac environment - strong drawing ability to compliment computer skills - retail packaging experience is helpful Forward resumes with salary expectations to: Human Resources Alderbrook Industries Ltd., 885 Sandy Beach Rd., Pickering, Ont., L1W 3N6 Fax (905) 420-0501 Email; alderbrook@alderbrook.on.ca Only applicants under consideration will be contacted. You will be required to supply 4-6 pieces of your best work on Zip or CD 1 week before your Interview. Full portfolio required for inter- view. No phone calls or agencies please. P"M stsrvkcr:s carom c -n SENIOR ADMIN. CO-ORDINATOR CONTRACT POSITION 8 MONTHS Starting Feb.14, 2000 Our client a leader the Pharmaceutical Industry lo1ca at Morningside and Sheppard is searching for- a dy uric individual reporting to the Medical Director %tanager Clinical Research The following skills are mandatory • h0+ wpm • Advanced Word, Excel, Powerpoint • Prepare/compose professional intricate and complex ~correspondence for signature of others • Proven organizational skills • Ability to work with minimum supen-ision • A high degree of professionalism • l:\cellent communication • %tin. : vears related experience Please submit your resume in confidence to: Ishbel Wilkie Dorrell Staffing Services Fax: (905) 726-2863 Email:iwilkie-driorrell.com 1 Caner Training 1 Caner Training IM Career Training TALK TO US ABOUT YOUR FUTURE Your career in the high d Id of computers is only nth y CAREER DIPLOMAEE COUR • Software Programming Thwsday Night • PC/LAN Engineer !r�w¢ti,ietntr 69 cm • Internet Service & Supportr • Web Design Engineer • Computerized Accounting ;• • Panlrgal - oewflttewa - 16) VMU1 416) 379-466 (41611215.5343 General Help 1 Gsaeral Help 1 General Fislp 416-269-8333 THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking for Kids to deliver papers and flyers door to door four times a week by 6:00 PM. in their neighborhoods. call 905.683-5117 EXlERIENCED FULL TIME Receptionist and Flair Stylists r*eded to on our successful team. Call the Wild Flower Salon and Spa 905-43D-2113. FULL i PART TIK SUPER- VISOR Will Teebsirae Oil charges. previous experience necessary, valid drivers A- cerae. Holly wage Apply at PENNZOIL, 195 Wrstrrey, Rd. S. Ajax. (no phone calls). 1 Genets ►Nip 1 Gaer1N Help 1 General Willi 1 Gw" 1 Go" Help LOOKING FOR WORK? QUANTUM CAN HELP! OVER 100 INDUSTRIAL JOBS! DURHAM AREA 17.10-58.00 p.h. • Assemblers • Picker/Packers • Strong Labourers • Auto Part Rackers • Mover Helpers • Long-term Contracts • Days, Afternoons, Midnights Above positions require steel -toed safety boots, be prepared to work today. Bring void cheque/savings acct. into. for direct deposit. Call (416) 292-2282 for an appt. or walk in 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Interviews held in Pickering Tues., Feb. 8/2000 Pickering Recreation Centre Room #2 1867 Valley Farm Road/Hwy. 2 =1M1ttia H Durnam Children's Ala Society H � N M Professional Treatment N Foster Parents Wanted M Is parenting one of your most highly N valued skills? M Are you ready to make a difference in a H child's life? H can you accommodate a child or two in N your home? 04 We arc looking for dynamic people "willing to learn how- to implement a r treatment plan for children with w difficulties. w (come and join our Parent Therapist N tea ti Compensation, training and clinical w supports arc Provided- j H Previous fostering experience a definite M asset M Call the 1Dwrliamn Clsildlree'sAid Society II I- at ("5) 433-1553 or 1400.461-8140. I Needed in the Pickering area Qualification- OTC and/or University Degree, able to teach Math (Grades 1-13) Physics/Chem. (11-13). Must be fluent in English. Evenings from 4:45 p.m. &/or Sat. 0 EXPERIENCED ASSISTANT required for catering co-ordinator. Office, people skills and flexibility in hours are necessary. • EXPERIENCED WAIT STAFF required for daily restaurant and catering hall. Send resume to: File# 483 Oshawa Whitby This Week $65 Farewell St. Oshawa, Ont. L1 H X5 AA has arias for a t4arYetiej Aleet in dee Aja:/►ic has No sdWg iovahed, just ttailr dltlnwm to Ken actum aw eKimq custarim VVe Prialime: •Full Training -Field Support •A guaranteed per year Income at $30K You Provide- Self-motivation rovideSelf-motivation -Organization -Customer Service •Suitable Vehide -Storage for stock The successful indmdwl will build a long-term future and determine their own income level. For an information pack and application form (Part time/Casual) Day & Evening Shifts for Community Nursing Home at Village Retirement Centre Please call 9am - 5pm. (905)831-2522 or (905)427-0889 or fax resume to (905) 420-6030 AZ DRIVERS - PICKERING Tier I Auto Supplier requires AZ Dnvers. Full-time posrtions available. Must have 3 years experience. Fuel date $17.00 per hour. Hinng ASAP Call 905-428-971 1 x 310. No agencies please. S9.00 PER HOUR INCLUDES BONUS Plus Benefits Greenwood Mushroom Farm Full -T me Call (908)649-5552 or (9o5)655-3959 TeleHealth Services has an opening for a reliable, outgoing individual to handle television rental at The Ajax Hospital four days per week (Sat., Sun., Mon. and Thurs.). Flexibility to work occasional ad- ditional shifts is essential. Candidates must be capable of considerable walk- ing, some lifting and have exceptional organizational and 'people' skills. Com- mission with a guaranteed daily mini- mum. Please apply by phone to Tara O 1-800-387-8223 ext- 657 START D►DLCEDI ATELY 8400.00/WK TAKE HOME 1%,!! -tablL hi -d .iia :0 ix xVktng 5 individuals to till pomirio s in: • Display Consultant • .'Manager Trainee • General Hc-lp IlAust be willing to work 46+ hr/wk Rapid Advam-ement for fast learner. Full training provided. No exp Pard every Friday. For interview call (905) 720.2479 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertise, e - quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no L- ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. :iabddy for errors In ads s limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. All copy s subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. :RAFTERS WAN1Fn •vrann- ing Craft store looking for unique hand -made nems. Booth spas available. large 8 snag. Exclusivity available. Cat 905-426-5667 DOMINO'S PIZZA Business is booming Now rung Onv- ers. Apply at Oshawa -650 King St E. 434.2555: 1051 Simcoe St N 434.2777 Pad cash nightly' Also looking for fun -time 6 pan -Orae assistant maens submit resume at tOS�mcoe St. It. Oshawa. EARN 11200.. 16300., W., or more per wwk, assembling products in the comfort of you ow home. Send a self- addressed sumped envelope to: O.P.H. 6.24M Dundas St. W.. Sade 541. Ref 636, Mis- sissauga, Ont. L5K 2R6. UPEIN CED COON. days. evenings. weekends, Italian CuisKie, also wait stall, lunch- es Mon. -Fri., "washer evenings 8 weekends. Apply with resume to 49 Old King - Sion Rd. w Fax (905) 427- 5965 WERIEMCED DRIVER for furniture delivery with 5 ton truck for durnam 8 Toronto area.Ashley Furniture Horne Store, Tet , Fax: 905.104-9699 FULL-TIME i MAT -TIME Hairstylist ranted for our Ajax and Pickering salons. hourly wage + commission, benefits Cal (905)831.7569 or (905)683.3650. HANISTYUST required, 1WV part-time VAlh experience for Joseph's Hairstyling, Oshawa Centre. Appy in person, or phone 723--9251, ask for Jct. HOMEWORKERS NEED101 To assemble our products Free mkini aeon Sera SASE to Kraft 28.7777 Keble St. Dept 7 Concord. ON Lok 1 y7 ING Halifax Insurance offers a contract position for an Accident Bene- fit Adjuster in our Pickering office. Fax resume to [.ori Warner at (9051420-81[3 INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE of travel Canada s largest in- smute specyknno in Travel and Tourism Tralrung Next Class begins Mar6 Please call 905-725-3919 Looking for a job? Must be 16-24 yrs., out of work/not collecting EI. Out of school/not returning. Positions available now. Call Job Connect 579-8482;623-6814; or 427-8165 JOCUS EDUCATIONAL TOYS. to receive our new Spring catalogue OR to find out how you can eam extra income at home providing children of all ages with quality, affordable TOYS to grow on. call 1-600- 361-4587,ext 9496. LEARN HOW to operate a mini office wholesale outlet from your home and earn a great second Income. No financial risk Training and su4grf pro- vided. Call 416-284 4493. 111401111111111- Everything must go. 25%on everything in the store Designer's Furniture (next to Bad Boy) 1540 Dundas St E Whitby, 30-2345. LIGHT INDUSTRIAL, long- term temp must have 6 months wortung experience d safety steel -toed boots. Pick- ering through Oshawa areas. Car an asset From $7.50 to $9 00 per hr We will be Inter- viewing at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium 99 Thornton Road South. Oshawa, Every Tues and Thurs 930 a m. - 2 p.m. 1 Office Help LIVE -NI Superintendent couple required for apartment com- plex located in south-central Oshawa. Experience required in maintenance and manage- ment. Prefer middle-aged or retired, healthy couple, must be able to perform physical work. Please tax resumes to (905)623-2257. Only qualified applicants will be contacted for an interview. ONE OF NORTH America's largest financial service com- pwies is rapidly expanding in this area K you desire a dy- namic career with excellent income potential, call (905)427-3196. EXPERIENCED ENERGETIC PIT bartenderlserver needed for Canucksters Tap and Grill. 900 Hoplons St, Wlutby Ap- py in person Mon - Sat. 2 p.m- 5.30 p.m. or tax resume to (905) 666-4549 ROCK CLIMBING FACILITY requires fulLipart time respon- sible persons 18 years and older, experience and leader- ship skills good assets. Call 686-4474 Mon -Fri after 4p.m 1 Office Help OFFICE CLERK Required for husy Pickering Construction Co. Applicant must be familiar with all aspects of accounting. Duties to include A/P, data entry, typing, reception, general office. Fitt resume and salary requirements to : 905-686-1155 The Uxbridge Tribune requires Rural Route Drivers to deliver newspapers twice a week to the following areas: Sunderland Uxbridge Reliable vehicle required Call Debbie 905-852-9741 :1s the k- akT in teniptx-.uy akr inisuative , ,.Wring, we can offer a wide array of (Wxtunities. Folknving is a partial listing of tett pclydry ant! temp -lo -hire ptlsitiom. * Executive Secretary * Administrative Assistant Word Processors * Receptionist, * Data Entry Clerks C' X to uxpm atxwft (xur exaiknt tterrfit. pn)graun MARKHAM TEL: (905) 771-8272 FAX: (905) 709.3664 Adtfn-,_%s: 100 York Blvd., Ste 105 Richnxwid Hill, Ontario 14tB IJ8 Fox rrxxe information visit our wehsite at www.oflic etearri.uxn `P PAYROLL CLERK AND SCOPE -OF POSITION PAsa key merTTber ff the Finance DepartrTterrrl; you oil ftwintain the ptrocess our ADP aorrpAw paywill sysilermnbased OU MA male doairt a Tts rectuNied kirr 'llimile and -end and year end neporertg and -wise with the Hunan Remunces Mwft& and Compensation Assis n • Fxpertenoe in Microsoft OrdGE, oompubermed payra Wsberns and Time and Anenda icie in Excellent aolT mutiou�n sW7s P= work vtAlil pressure and meet strict deadnies •Quaify for �)YP'Td and Gaff of Ontatio � axAderiiliaky Phan malarfmplilirle"WiL. Gf d ellle 2 km 1C1 si* casino 21777 Nand rid. Pham Pqn% arterio L9L 186 Fatc 905.9e5.99M Aft Callrllytl Pak" - - • . . . . . . .-. . . .. . . ... • .. . . . cru`.'�:C','�f,">~JM'`i•6f'\�Fl!�'f.y tk't.. w.. ... .. - . .. ... �� � 5< - t�. , �� a� creative person needed to TELEPHONE SALESPERSON work d our home min our 3 yr old developmentally disa- bled child. We have in Inten- • Commencing January 26 to mid May sr" how program based on • Minimum pay of $8.00 all hour plus commission. applied behaviour analysis and the "it use of posdi e • Potential earnings of $15.00 per hour reinforcement Qualifications • tood verbal communication skills essential should include one or more of • ideal to supplement your income the following Experience w riling wth wren, edun- •Wirth or without experience. Training provided lion inchild psycho" or of • Ajax location. Working hours: Weedfieor knowledge aTppned Ilahaviour analysis. • Monday to Thursday 6 p.m.- 9 p.m. � � � and Sa wrdays 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. mem of 6 months. We will provide the necessary train - ng. Interested applicants iw2. forward their resume to-!TWilson. 197WCTIOsla- OntarioG e-mail to dwrwflson home.c Dm 416-269-8333 THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking for Kids to deliver papers and flyers door to door four times a week by 6:00 PM. in their neighborhoods. call 905.683-5117 EXlERIENCED FULL TIME Receptionist and Flair Stylists r*eded to on our successful team. Call the Wild Flower Salon and Spa 905-43D-2113. FULL i PART TIK SUPER- VISOR Will Teebsirae Oil charges. previous experience necessary, valid drivers A- cerae. Holly wage Apply at PENNZOIL, 195 Wrstrrey, Rd. S. Ajax. (no phone calls). 1 Genets ►Nip 1 Gaer1N Help 1 General Willi 1 Gw" 1 Go" Help LOOKING FOR WORK? QUANTUM CAN HELP! OVER 100 INDUSTRIAL JOBS! DURHAM AREA 17.10-58.00 p.h. • Assemblers • Picker/Packers • Strong Labourers • Auto Part Rackers • Mover Helpers • Long-term Contracts • Days, Afternoons, Midnights Above positions require steel -toed safety boots, be prepared to work today. Bring void cheque/savings acct. into. for direct deposit. Call (416) 292-2282 for an appt. or walk in 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Interviews held in Pickering Tues., Feb. 8/2000 Pickering Recreation Centre Room #2 1867 Valley Farm Road/Hwy. 2 =1M1ttia H Durnam Children's Ala Society H � N M Professional Treatment N Foster Parents Wanted M Is parenting one of your most highly N valued skills? M Are you ready to make a difference in a H child's life? H can you accommodate a child or two in N your home? 04 We arc looking for dynamic people "willing to learn how- to implement a r treatment plan for children with w difficulties. w (come and join our Parent Therapist N tea ti Compensation, training and clinical w supports arc Provided- j H Previous fostering experience a definite M asset M Call the 1Dwrliamn Clsildlree'sAid Society II I- at ("5) 433-1553 or 1400.461-8140. I Needed in the Pickering area Qualification- OTC and/or University Degree, able to teach Math (Grades 1-13) Physics/Chem. (11-13). Must be fluent in English. Evenings from 4:45 p.m. &/or Sat. 0 EXPERIENCED ASSISTANT required for catering co-ordinator. Office, people skills and flexibility in hours are necessary. • EXPERIENCED WAIT STAFF required for daily restaurant and catering hall. Send resume to: File# 483 Oshawa Whitby This Week $65 Farewell St. Oshawa, Ont. L1 H X5 AA has arias for a t4arYetiej Aleet in dee Aja:/►ic has No sdWg iovahed, just ttailr dltlnwm to Ken actum aw eKimq custarim VVe Prialime: •Full Training -Field Support •A guaranteed per year Income at $30K You Provide- Self-motivation rovideSelf-motivation -Organization -Customer Service •Suitable Vehide -Storage for stock The successful indmdwl will build a long-term future and determine their own income level. For an information pack and application form (Part time/Casual) Day & Evening Shifts for Community Nursing Home at Village Retirement Centre Please call 9am - 5pm. (905)831-2522 or (905)427-0889 or fax resume to (905) 420-6030 AZ DRIVERS - PICKERING Tier I Auto Supplier requires AZ Dnvers. Full-time posrtions available. Must have 3 years experience. Fuel date $17.00 per hour. Hinng ASAP Call 905-428-971 1 x 310. No agencies please. S9.00 PER HOUR INCLUDES BONUS Plus Benefits Greenwood Mushroom Farm Full -T me Call (908)649-5552 or (9o5)655-3959 TeleHealth Services has an opening for a reliable, outgoing individual to handle television rental at The Ajax Hospital four days per week (Sat., Sun., Mon. and Thurs.). Flexibility to work occasional ad- ditional shifts is essential. Candidates must be capable of considerable walk- ing, some lifting and have exceptional organizational and 'people' skills. Com- mission with a guaranteed daily mini- mum. Please apply by phone to Tara O 1-800-387-8223 ext- 657 START D►DLCEDI ATELY 8400.00/WK TAKE HOME 1%,!! -tablL hi -d .iia :0 ix xVktng 5 individuals to till pomirio s in: • Display Consultant • .'Manager Trainee • General Hc-lp IlAust be willing to work 46+ hr/wk Rapid Advam-ement for fast learner. Full training provided. No exp Pard every Friday. For interview call (905) 720.2479 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertise, e - quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no L- ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. :iabddy for errors In ads s limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. All copy s subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. :RAFTERS WAN1Fn •vrann- ing Craft store looking for unique hand -made nems. Booth spas available. large 8 snag. Exclusivity available. Cat 905-426-5667 DOMINO'S PIZZA Business is booming Now rung Onv- ers. Apply at Oshawa -650 King St E. 434.2555: 1051 Simcoe St N 434.2777 Pad cash nightly' Also looking for fun -time 6 pan -Orae assistant maens submit resume at tOS�mcoe St. It. Oshawa. EARN 11200.. 16300., W., or more per wwk, assembling products in the comfort of you ow home. Send a self- addressed sumped envelope to: O.P.H. 6.24M Dundas St. W.. Sade 541. Ref 636, Mis- sissauga, Ont. L5K 2R6. UPEIN CED COON. days. evenings. weekends, Italian CuisKie, also wait stall, lunch- es Mon. -Fri., "washer evenings 8 weekends. Apply with resume to 49 Old King - Sion Rd. w Fax (905) 427- 5965 WERIEMCED DRIVER for furniture delivery with 5 ton truck for durnam 8 Toronto area.Ashley Furniture Horne Store, Tet , Fax: 905.104-9699 FULL-TIME i MAT -TIME Hairstylist ranted for our Ajax and Pickering salons. hourly wage + commission, benefits Cal (905)831.7569 or (905)683.3650. HANISTYUST required, 1WV part-time VAlh experience for Joseph's Hairstyling, Oshawa Centre. Appy in person, or phone 723--9251, ask for Jct. HOMEWORKERS NEED101 To assemble our products Free mkini aeon Sera SASE to Kraft 28.7777 Keble St. Dept 7 Concord. ON Lok 1 y7 ING Halifax Insurance offers a contract position for an Accident Bene- fit Adjuster in our Pickering office. Fax resume to [.ori Warner at (9051420-81[3 INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE of travel Canada s largest in- smute specyknno in Travel and Tourism Tralrung Next Class begins Mar6 Please call 905-725-3919 Looking for a job? Must be 16-24 yrs., out of work/not collecting EI. Out of school/not returning. Positions available now. Call Job Connect 579-8482;623-6814; or 427-8165 JOCUS EDUCATIONAL TOYS. to receive our new Spring catalogue OR to find out how you can eam extra income at home providing children of all ages with quality, affordable TOYS to grow on. call 1-600- 361-4587,ext 9496. LEARN HOW to operate a mini office wholesale outlet from your home and earn a great second Income. No financial risk Training and su4grf pro- vided. Call 416-284 4493. 111401111111111- Everything must go. 25%on everything in the store Designer's Furniture (next to Bad Boy) 1540 Dundas St E Whitby, 30-2345. LIGHT INDUSTRIAL, long- term temp must have 6 months wortung experience d safety steel -toed boots. Pick- ering through Oshawa areas. Car an asset From $7.50 to $9 00 per hr We will be Inter- viewing at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium 99 Thornton Road South. Oshawa, Every Tues and Thurs 930 a m. - 2 p.m. 1 Office Help LIVE -NI Superintendent couple required for apartment com- plex located in south-central Oshawa. Experience required in maintenance and manage- ment. Prefer middle-aged or retired, healthy couple, must be able to perform physical work. Please tax resumes to (905)623-2257. Only qualified applicants will be contacted for an interview. ONE OF NORTH America's largest financial service com- pwies is rapidly expanding in this area K you desire a dy- namic career with excellent income potential, call (905)427-3196. EXPERIENCED ENERGETIC PIT bartenderlserver needed for Canucksters Tap and Grill. 900 Hoplons St, Wlutby Ap- py in person Mon - Sat. 2 p.m- 5.30 p.m. or tax resume to (905) 666-4549 ROCK CLIMBING FACILITY requires fulLipart time respon- sible persons 18 years and older, experience and leader- ship skills good assets. Call 686-4474 Mon -Fri after 4p.m 1 Office Help OFFICE CLERK Required for husy Pickering Construction Co. Applicant must be familiar with all aspects of accounting. Duties to include A/P, data entry, typing, reception, general office. Fitt resume and salary requirements to : 905-686-1155 The Uxbridge Tribune requires Rural Route Drivers to deliver newspapers twice a week to the following areas: Sunderland Uxbridge Reliable vehicle required Call Debbie 905-852-9741 :1s the k- akT in teniptx-.uy akr inisuative , ,.Wring, we can offer a wide array of (Wxtunities. Folknving is a partial listing of tett pclydry ant! temp -lo -hire ptlsitiom. * Executive Secretary * Administrative Assistant Word Processors * Receptionist, * Data Entry Clerks C' X to uxpm atxwft (xur exaiknt tterrfit. pn)graun MARKHAM TEL: (905) 771-8272 FAX: (905) 709.3664 Adtfn-,_%s: 100 York Blvd., Ste 105 Richnxwid Hill, Ontario 14tB IJ8 Fox rrxxe information visit our wehsite at www.oflic etearri.uxn `P PAYROLL CLERK AND SCOPE -OF POSITION PAsa key merTTber ff the Finance DepartrTterrrl; you oil ftwintain the ptrocess our ADP aorrpAw paywill sysilermnbased OU MA male doairt a Tts rectuNied kirr 'llimile and -end and year end neporertg and -wise with the Hunan Remunces Mwft& and Compensation Assis n • Fxpertenoe in Microsoft OrdGE, oompubermed payra Wsberns and Time and Anenda icie in Excellent aolT mutiou�n sW7s P= work vtAlil pressure and meet strict deadnies •Quaify for �)YP'Td and Gaff of Ontatio � axAderiiliaky Phan malarfmplilirle"WiL. Gf d ellle 2 km 1C1 si* casino 21777 Nand rid. Pham Pqn% arterio L9L 186 Fatc 905.9e5.99M Aft Callrllytl Pak" - - • . . . . . . .-. . . .. . . ... • .. . . . cru`.'�:C','�f,">~JM'`i•6f'\�Fl!�'f.y tk't.. w.. ... .. - . .. ... �� � 5< - t�. 1 SAlea; a AgerAe 1 SM. " 1 UW HWAgsrxe SALES ADMINISTRATOR Alderbrook Industries Limited, the leading manufacturer and im- porter of seasonal lights and decorations has an immediate open- ing for a Sales Administrator. Reporting to the Senior V.P. -Sales, you will be responsible for all sales reports, materials and presentations for distribution to the field. This position requires above average computer skills in Word, Excel, Power Point and 2-3 years experience in a similar position. Bilingual French/English a definite asset. If you are a self-starter with strong organizational skills, proven people skills and a flexible attitude, e-mail your resume to: parker_l©alderbrook.on.ca We thank you for your interest, but regret only applicants under consideration will be contacted VICEROY HOMES FULL TIME /PART -TI ME SALES OPPORTUNITY Are you a dynamic individual with a real flair for sales? Looking for an earning opportunity with exception- ally high commissions? TECH HOME LTD., Independent dealer for Viceroy Homes, a leader in manufacturing of pre-engineered homes, currentlhave a position .T).ailable in PeterLough. No traveling or canvassing. Send resume to: TECH HOME LTD. 850 Tapscott Road, Unit 32 Scarborough, Ontario, MIX IN4 Fax# (416) 754-7549 Phone* (416)7544061 ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER Required Immediately Marigold Ford Lincoln, a family owned Dealership in Whitby, is seeking a dynamic individual for our Sales Team. If you can offer excellent commu- nication and problem solving skills, proficiency with numbers, and a positive attitude, we look forward to hearing from you. A competitive compensation and benefit package with pension plan is available to you. Please Fax your resume in confidence to: Mark Williams at 905-430-3543 or E-mail us at: sales®marigold.net PRIM MG SALES REPRESENTATIVE Required for a commercial printing and hook manufacturing plant. Complete prepress with computer -to -plate, full size -web, 4 colour and 8 colour sheet fed presses and complete bindery. Send resume to: Ronald. G. Taylor, President and General Manager, Maracle Press Limited Oshawa, Ontario Phone(905)723-3438 Fax (90.5) 428-6024 New Home Salesperson Required for small New Home Site In Flickering. Opportunity to enter New Home Sales market. Other sites to follow. Above market commissions, advances & bonus's. PWM tax resume t0; 906.5096112 135 135 APPAF.PMCM Consistently business Ajax company. Must be reliable with a good driving record. Fax to: (905) 427-9035 In Eastern GTA has an opening for an entry level MECHANICAL ENGINEER AutoCAD experience beneficial. Mechanical Technologist diploma or engineering degree required. .Fa c, KesumA Ug$951494-C4Qq . r. � ' ua,•o,,.' i General Help rirmra umtli needed for heavy duly truck parts dr5- tributor in Whitby Must pro- vide clean drivers abstract and have experience in dnv- ug standard To apply for tun timeposition lax resume to 905)571-5436 PROGRESSM SALON in r Ourtice. is seeking lull/part ""or chair rental stylist Salon recently completed roldwell Main Stage show ai ABA Toronto Gofdwell training Provided. salary plus coin• mission Call Timothy's 721- 98/0 SOUTHFORK, Sander/Flow 7perators For vomer Main - W erice Brock Rd & Newton - +Ile Yards 'DZ' required = Irward resume 1065 Ti A., Pickering. Om. 1.4 3P1. Atm Joyce Konmg SUBWAY SANDWICHES Ajax ,is part "lle 'unch positions available plus evenings and ceekends Regular pay in- reasesaril meal policy At) ply 66 Harwood Ave, at King- ston Rd TEMPORARY JOBS 'ull and Part lim,oral � mparry opkng e for people who wWd like to work for 3-6 momhs NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 6, 2000 PAGE 25 A/P Skilled Help Skilled Help . IAttyen aleAr4 AreNabN 1 Art S� for A4Nr Ns tlrarlMd Our Pickering; Location is expanding; ag;fil For over 50 years we have designed, built and shipped lube oil pumping modules worldwide. We are looking for a level 1 I Certified Welding Inspector with experience in CW B W59 code and the B31.1 code. We offer excellent working conditions, competitive salary/henefits and a congenial atmosphere. Please fax or mail your resume to: Howard Marten Company Ltd 875 Dillingham Road Pickering;, Ontario 1,1 W 2Y5 Att: Personnel Manager Fax(905)831-9369 --------N u Phone Calls Please------- �'nrth k arhi rnutih � mP.inc h,iti the f, 41-.vrng po,itiuns available. LICENSED MILLWRIGHT Min. of ; yrs exp in an Injection Molding Plant Strong electrical and PI..0 trou- 1,1h(x)tmg skills as well as extensive hydrau- li, pneumatic repair and rebuilding skills will he utilized Fabrication exp.using T.1 G and '0 I <; welding equipment with basic machin- inK skills is an asset. (Fax resume with salary INJECTION MOLDING DEPT. Machine ()perators required fi)r full time, 5 da•: week - 3 shift operation. Previous exp. is an asset GENERAL FACTORY LABOUR exp necessary Full training pmvided. Full time. i day week, 3 shift operahrm. SH 25 per hour Increase after 3 months Please fax resume to: (416) 292-2094 Mig experience required, year round, full time, benefits after 3 months. Starting rate $1250 Reply by Fax to (905) 683-3734 North Ajax / i'Ickering Area with a idnance t0 make theaHotpiuel� permanent posrhon Interested I 1 mica people must be 18 and over and nave own trmportanon Forinterview a0 579- t4 IIP TO 10 PER MI. appow- ment setters raprdty exMd- ag local him in Oshawa look- ing for experiernad telephone appointment setters, no See- ing or solrcrtrrp. call (905) 571.3532 UPSCALE COURTICE Salah seeking licensed experienced Hairstylist. who dresses for success SM kicaoon Wag- es Illus Commas m w Ja- net or Frank 435-0927 WANTED - A top notch home deane for a private reSr- denu in the Pickering alp Call 905-837-0258 °Nle• 1 • .M JOIN OUR DYNAMIC Dental - Team Our fast paced Picker- ing Dental Practice is seeking an enMusrasnc, outgoing and experienced Full-time Adnun- istraor/RCaplarK 10 pn our extra-oromay sun Some evenings & Saturdays- ABEL Computer & Assisting expen- ence also an asset Fax re- sume to 905-420-4056 RECEPTIONIST WANTED full - time for rowng insurance brokers- office Interpersonal and computer skills an asset Please send resume to: 905- 831.4238 or e-mail Dry- sonsdbroker csio.com 1 Safes HMO /A s SERVICES' Real Estate Sales/ Licensed, 90% commissions, no fee's, back ups, leads, referrals. 905-509-6111 SALES DEALERS NEEDED Eam extra $ CASH $ No Quotas No Inventory CALL Now Pauling Naulla 416-398-93911 CANADIAN GREETING CARD company seeks commis- sioned SalesperSJn to service existing customers and de- velop new accounts in the Pickering / Durham region Very flexible hours own car. hnmedtete Fax resume- to 905.625-5995. Hospital Medical lu Der" -- �O>tE ifE�LC}1 --(,ARE IMMEDIATELY REQUIRES AFTER HOURS CO-ORDINATOR Successful applicant will; • Have minimum of 1 year experience providing in-home health care • Possess a RPN or RN Certificate of Competence • Demonstrate ability to responsibly shift priorities and meet tight deadlines • Demonstrate excellent verbal and written communication skills in English • Demonstrate excellent organizational ability and interpersonal skills • Enjoy working in a dynamic team environment Forward resumes immediately to: After Hours Supervisor Fax: 905-576-8852 Equal Opportunity Employer 0We thank all applicants for applying, oly thou contacted will be iffilmierned. Shoed Ile SPRAY FINISH/PAIMTER, for stole lixture company. must haveexpehence. Call Mark 19051436-0690 AJAX INSURANCE BROKER requires experienced R 18 0 licensed C.S R full time Some commercial experience and knowledge of compuquote helpful. Call Lynn at (905) 619- 2266. APPRENTICE (2nd or 3rd year) For major fire and auto centre in Oshawa Fax re- sume to 416-590-0346 DRYWALL PIECEWORKEIU Mapplicator needed to apply to hotel wood frame Wanted immediately Cali 416-281-4338 EXPANDING INDUSTRIAL and' commercial HVAC serv- ice company requires li- censed mechanics imme- dialely. Please forward re- sume to File 1480 Oshawa This Week. PO Box 481. Oshawa, Ontario LIH 71.5 EXPERIENCED VINYL installer wanted for well established company in Ajax Own tools and vehicle required Ask for Kevin 905-683-6126 LICENSED MECHANIC re- gmred for Chrysler dealership in Port Perry Gall Dawn (905)985-7354 SMskilled Help MACHINIST- Wanted for small tatIncahng firm in AW 3 years expenerlce in milling and lathe work a must Fax resume to (905)686-8546 or all (90506-3333 Ext 233 PLUMB with gas license for service, vehicle supplied. 416-878-2506/905-426593. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE/IN- STALLATION person needed Knowledge of plumbssmall truck or van an asset. YYag! 10 be based on experience. Call (905)665-8483. TOW TRUCK OPERATOR, ful- ly experienced, clean 'G' li- cense. Alax/Pickennrg area resident. Hourly pay plus commission. Benefit qyr available. Call 1905)683-1927. 1 "Dill al Medal DOW A DENTAL Receptionist/As- sistant required full-time & rrt -time for err Pkdrering & arborough offices Please send resume to File 0458, PO Box 481. Oshawa. On- tario L1H 71.5 EXPERIENCED PDA needed. immediately for maternity leave Approx 30 hrsiwk. some evenings. 2 Saturdays. Great office. competitive wage Neilson Rd. Scarbor- ough Phone (416)297-5513. Fax (416)297-8847 DENTAL HYGIENIST needed for busy Alax office Part-time posdim Pkate. caw _It1o5) 427-1443 INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD In caring, safe, fun home environment. Licensed by M C S.S. Reasonable rates Receipts, flexible hours. Call DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE 509-1207 1 Hnlspilat Medich Oerrhl PART-TIME EXPERIENCED Dental RecephomSL'A55is1anl required for computenzed Pickering Dema/ Office. Please call (905)839-0931 or tax resume to 839-3226 PHARMACIST TECHNICIAN required for lull -time hours Experience in ProPharm an asset Fax (905) 576-3272 Monday -Friday PICKERING Dental Assns. 'am, Harp Certified- Part time ^ouid lead to full time. Call _4i16)283-7211 -Jr1 Daycww ' Werwed AFTERNOON NANNY 1145- 4 30 in Pickeringdear Air" Sheppard in my home. Must ,ave car & references Call lays at 416-490-4899 and al- •er5p m. 905-509-fii6i LAVE IN/LWE OUT care giver r.quired for 3 children, smoke pia free home. West ney weights area GB 416-579- -M. LIVE -M NANNY required 1W time for 3 sctlooi aged dMd- en Non-smoker Must be flu- eM English References re- 7905)508-ired Call 6400 itttr 6 p m. MANNYMOUSEKEEPER, en- ergehc flexible Person re- 7wred for busy household Monday -Friday nexible hours. Must have own car Relents ss Chwch & iiossland Can 905-619-1385 PART-TIME energetic runny needed �n .:./ home. to are fpr two young boys Varied -ours, some eery mommOx. A car iegw d 8ayly/Shoal Pt Rd aril Call 416-501-1260 PART-TIME MOTHER'S help er 3 evenings 'r my noire Pick up from I r a . must ave references and own ransportatron Chulm0ela- ey (905)427-9771 ImAveNaefe LOVING-hr!stun home loll, are wul teach alphabet. numbers and values 2.5 yarn Preschool. Fast Aria PR Valley Farm2. nPickering Go (905)437- 36Meo 1 Firewood KOZY HEAT FIREW000, ex- cellent very nest quarry hard wood, guaranteed extra long time tufty seasoned. cut & split Honestmeasuremem. free dekvery. 905-753-2246 FREE FIREWOOD - Wooden skids and pane's delivery available 434-0392 I smPl LAKERIDGE FARM FIRE - est ie bquality wood seasoneW000d cullsplrudehvered Discount for pickup Serving Scarborough. Pickering. Ajax Whilby Oshawa Counice Call aryume 905-427-1734 Ontario F ircwrHnd Dry cut & split hardwood 4:8x12' $60 418176' $65 Free delivery !o Oshawa area Call 1-905-718-9339 V'ba Accepted Ontario Firewood Dry cut & Split hardwood 4x8xlr $60 41806' $65 Free delivery fo Oshawa area. Ca 1-905-718-9339 'J;sa Accepte^ Full coria OFFICE FURNITURE February spe ai 25'. OFF entire stock 5u Commercial Ave. Ajax 428-8521 Whok- sakrs welcome 1 Artrdp Iter Sark FOR SALE 5 PCE QUEEN platform bedroom suite with 3" maruess Asiu g SI.700 x best offer Call Tracy. even- rgs (905) 967-5514 f FWCE oakux dW04.: our w - rte. Outlet hutch, table. 4 side. 2 arm Wig. like new. must sell 6Cam Sieve pager u16) 372-O APPLLUCES: re ingi rator 2 door frost 'r -e deluxe stove. AFFORDABLE LOVING DAY- rNlictirg hu" duty washer CARE. Smoke tree Near & dryer $675 all - will sectio Giengrove PS Valkyfarm rate Also Kenmore ■asner used 2 years 5250 Prckenng Hwy1 Large fenced backyard oo Playrm etc Lunches & 9O5µ16-5945 snacks 2 yrt • iniad BEAUTIFUL Mink fur war -80 car.at W-809 full Length fight farm calow (9g(s)-1139 7237 Bargain $999 Phone 905 MYLYMARw000- ECE Mom 831-2518 Pickering tis 2 spaces available for 2 BEDS. NEW King 52198 rears pws Hot kmcnesmutr'- Queen $158 d0ude $138. nous snacks Arts. watts. single $108, tutor. b" beds. st"une. computer educt- dinette sets. disrnnrtled De- xon CPR and relererices Ju Yvery 416-4852764 IK t905µ26-7339 BOATS AMD CAMPER Trailers CLEAN SAFE Hoare - Rel,_ Inew & used) Lowest Prices, able caringmother Of two gist d � would lire t0 are to your Marine Ce ChnlychiCren. IWI or Hwy (Brock St Wh4j) 3 12 time HawOOd4O $40 area kilometers north of rooktn Reasonable rates Call Ton 905-655-8176 . •Browsers 905-428-1950 welcome"' SOUTH AW(- ECE mit pro- CARPETS - lots of arpet. vide warm nunuxg kerma, 1004, nylon new stain re- enwronment. Experienced/ hast carpets on turd. I will references Cyl 905-427- carpet 3 rooms. 5349 Price 0296 includescappee/t. premum pad. expert rrfslallation. las: deliv- EXCELLENT DAYCARE pro- M, fret estimates (30 yards) vided in my home in a sate. Norman 686.2314 comfoirtable environment. 15 CBRPETS: SALEA HARD• years experience, hot meals WORD FLOORINGcarpet 3 provnded, reasonable rates. 6 rooms from $339 (30 sq )d ) rhos -4 years Kennedy/Shep- Includes Carpet. premium pard area 416-298-3469 pad and installation Free estimates, carpet repairs Serving Durham and sur- MMRMG Bead / Rollo: rounding area Credit Cards Loving driare. 18 months to Cal Sam 9o5_6W` 12 years. Daily outings IA�ted ltenced backyard and park). Crafts. story time. music, nu- Intious meals & snacks. Fir51 Aid. CPR. Certified. Non- smoking, receipts. 905-428- 1244. PRIVATE HOE daycare. Weslney Heights 6 momhs to school age. Dant'program. nutritious meals, ouldo0r ac- tindy and much more. Kim E.0 E C (9O5)427-2118. 1 ENpiollow I f WELDING CONTMCTS want- ed. specialists TIG. MIG and ARC. X-ray pressure and ar- chitectural standards Shop & mobile. fabricating & repairs. European expertise Mr Brown I905µ341261 • . Fra Trade GUINEA PIG tree to good home, cute & cuddy 1 year old. rage included. 428-3136 Cooper1 cM - - - - - - - COLD-NIATIC COOLER 2- door(glass). 5'x6'. tempera- ture comrokkd-SIODO 060, If- lumirated sign suitable for business. 25'x8' -best otter, 2 bar frdm.Advance burnish- er -$1000 080. 905455-6478. love message. COrPUTER FACTORY KOWM. Amazing 1 yr no payments then S (oac). 400 Mhz loaded, printer, monitor. Internet. software and more. Fee scanner, delivery and sdup. I -MG -515-5545 COMPUTER SPECIALS Inter- net starter system $288. Intel 30OMHZ superfast system $699 Loaded P3-500 with 17 -NEC monitor $1333, Pemh um laptop $599, we love doing (Ug1656r and difficultrepairs END OF LINE CLEAROUT, everything must go Mattress- es from $59. mattress set from $159 single, double sets from $219.. queen set from $269 Factory Mattress 1. 220-2282. 1650 Bayly St. 1nPi�nniq. Ontario. (905) 837- HANK'S APPLIANCES Parts/ Saies/Servoce Frost -free fridges 10cu-20cu deluxe/ regular $250/up Large selec- tion of side -by -sides. Jenair stove, brand new scratch - dent Built-in dishwasher $250 Washers $175/up. Dry- ers $175/op GE washeddryer, like new. 7yrs only 5499 Maytag washers/dryer $599/ set Stoves $199/up 24' stoves $250 Too much to list Visit our showroom today 426 Srmcoe St.$ (905)728-4043 HARDWOOD FLOORING 3-t-4- x 3/4' T&G Select y1 Mich unfinished $2 50/s tt . Prefrnished $4/sq.ft Pine flooring 11 5' $1 70/sq. FJ Casing 40t/linear loot. Call Doug W51649-1506 HOME THEATRESYSTEMS J`1C HI END Dolby Digital -AP Receivers 500 -watt including Multiple CD Double Cassette 5 -speakers. 3 -Models your choice 250 -Packages must go. Liquidation - Price 5870+ tax while supplies last Hurry for best selection Oshawa Stereo (905) 579 --OM MOVING SALE Loveseat & :ran $454 computer desk & hair 5125. daybed (compkre) 5400. patio furniturester- >, $25, area rug $50 TV fco- our) $60 tamps & other things bookshells $25kach OAK DINETTE SETS with la peat phis 4 ;ale Chairs $795 while quantifies Iasi Pine Loft -reasures 918 Srmcoe St N. )shawa 905-579-9311 PIANO TECHNICIAN available ror nmin, repairs and pre- ^rrrUySe consuhation on all makes & models Also recor- ldroned parm for sale Call Zarb at 905-427 7631 PONO&TAMOFATNER :LOCKS Sale ;n all Poland 199 pianos and keyboards. 3l SamiCk Acoustic Pianos. til Howard Miller dales -arge selectors or used pu I Raw t I own. 109 of 1 •"no, mems appy Can 'ELEP PIANO 1905) 433-1441 POOL TABLE 4.1.2x9 solid cntrrf stoned Oak turned legs. Warner 1 1- stale. new Ciotti, talk. cues. light -:weboard worth 56.000 3-Aing 52800 A 9053820 RENT TO OWN to and re- :ondihnned appruriCtt. and ^ew T V's FW warranty Pad- :�y's Market 905-263.8369 or t -NO -796-5502 SATELLITE MINE dish Special complete s-rstem orYy $150 after fewer. or least for $1249�95 til r mon" Iff Pr Pnogranmrrrg VMS aWenence (905)655-366t POLIO" FURNtruRE DU':H a„CTION" Sa ing Jan t 2008. we will teaure a oD Oct e SOLID OAK dimng- room and bedroom each WIN drop $100 per week ural sold Custom Creations nom your own 111 0 t1 and rmw nation are our specialty Lel US fur" yow dreams. W40 re- ally We have been hilli crahirg the ngnest quint' SOLID pine & perk furMwe available anywhere tar 25 YEARS' Tradrtwrul Wood- working -,IS North PortPort Road. Perry 905-%5- 8774 rinpl7wwwiradnonnaF wwdwgrknrg On a BED. quern brand oar oil - pedic matress. box spring, headnrooytbo�oad, wfiraia me Still wapp in Cost $1175. sell 4 $525 16-726 9885 KMG M4, pillowlop. extra- 0111 xtra- ortnppebc niallreu box spring & frame unused. still rn plastic. cost $1 SM. Sell $675 (416) 726-9685 TRADE - I Yoking Dryer. or 1 Hotpoint washer. for portable dishwasher 0 rape 969xIO8'W neutral, foam backer. $125: pr. Chest freez- er 25 sq It 550.837-2565 XEROX Wit photo col sorterstapler recently serv- iced. extra loner,stdples, good condition. $975 no GST or PST Call Lucien 1-600-243. 3309 RECONDITIONED FF40GES $195 ' up. reconditioned rang- es $125/ up, reconditioned dryers $125/ up, recondi- tioned washers $199, up. new and reconditioned con oper- ated washers and dryers at 6-w prices. New brand name Indges $480 and up. new 30' ranges with dock and window $430 Flecondtioned 24- raw es and 24' frost treefridges now available. vide se of n of other new and recondi- tioned appliances Call us to- day. Stephenson's Appliari es. Sales. Service. Parts. 154 Bruce St Oshawa(905) 576- 7448 www durhammal.coM Stephenson 1 Articles IN n1 ANTIOUES7Absolutety! Ad- vice- always valuable. usually tree' Purchasing ouinght, es- tates wisome antique cont - tills. Ino limit to value con- sidered), collections of any sort• quantities or single an- tique items Special interest in Moorcroft pottery I'll try to re- spond to all queries. Robert Bowen Antiques- Brooklin. Ontano(9051655-8049 or 1905)242-0890 TOP CASH PAID - Antiques, old coins toys. silverware. porcelain, china, stamp and postcard collection, lewenery. antique furniture. enure es- tates Call (905)430-3385. WANTED 'Leaf Tickets' Will pay face value. Call Bruce 579-4400 ext. 2207 s 1 Arts & Crags COURICE FLEA MARKET re- quires VENDORS n the fol- lowing areas Produce. Elec - tronics. Videos and Games Music. Computer/Hardwarei Software. Doors and wmdows Call 905436-1024 WANT TO SPIN? Saturday. February 13 WhOevalt ►,raft Works. 1-4 p in . Beginners spinning. an equipment pro- vided Call 905-294-1912 to register • 1 P"SB+PPMy omom BOSTON TERRIER femai� I year old las had soots. $600 905-432-5468 6-8p in only KITTENS 8 wks old 314 Himalayar 1/4 Siamese Seat perms whin blue eyes Fur does not tangle $150 each 19051263-4149 BOARDING AVAILABLE. large padorxks city rumout inch - 12 I" program. 12 x 12 stags. mow arenaLess- ons available Call 905-985- 9097 905 985-8051 OLDER CATS need love too' Marry our, :c older add/ ahsspayed or neulered. fully, vaccinated) looking for horseskittens wit first booster sometimes available Marry iriediwrt to targer breeds of dogs available for adoption Pel supplies few - o aCA food and witer) ant; fros ah"" welcomed Please aN Durham Mmal Adoption al 905436-41411 11 ArapwobiMe for SM 194a OLDSMOBILE Delia one owner -iean it. 52.850 1988 MAZDA 323 7910" 4 door, 4 cyl der. 5 speed standard cfean as/cer- 00 $2 450 19051509.8550 ISU RELIANT LE writ air conditioner .1r i1r Cassette. 75k as is S15Q0. aY atter 50.-n 839-6366 1/00 4-OO(M SPRINT xw brakes exhaust nnn,ttitheld, Ores. recent Tune-up- AacimM- rC, certified and emission tested. 96,000Km $1995 o b o CA 404-9310 1002 CAVALIER ? door. 4 cylinder '45 Fa: ..-•s 53900 1991 �..a1pprrrce wagon -88.000 kms 57900 ,991 Tempest - 1 cyl 52400 7989 Borrrrerrlk SSE learner moon roof. S3800 Dynasty - kkmS $3100919 rxr8 tRe- tCS 10771ims $3200 G Amo Centre 22 Silver Bowmanvik 1905) 623 - mm 1003 CHEW C4wwf 2 door wtomatic 1" abs, power steenngilodrs. new brakes. new rad. past emmisrons. good� 140k $4100 1905) 79 Im Jaw Country. 166.000 km. 1988 k� Cherokee Ltd. two km. 1990 Jeep Cherokee Ltd. Mph km. 1988 Poillic Tempest. 124.000 km 1992 Lumina Z34 tMack) 142.000 km 1990 Sunbird. 4 cyl. 102 000 km 1991 Sunbird. 6 cyl. 14.1000 km. 89 Grand Prix. 194 JOG km. 93 Cavaker wagon 144.000 km. '90 Tem- po. 95 000 km- 88 Chew p -u. 4x4. 300.000 km Call Doug Won Perry Muffier) Lam Warranty turd. All cars certi- fied & emission tested Cillys 905.985-0074. Nights 8 kends 705.277-3250 WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, s bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECK FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEW 905-706-8498 load. ed. 2 -door. silver buy or as- .r-+ sume lease at S489/mo for 34months Can 905-683-612'* N MYSTIQUE GS, new in 97. 68.000 km Very clean. Load- ed. CD. Remote Start, Power everything. 4-cyl. Auto. Cert/ e missions. $10.500 905.725- A/P PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 6, 2000 1 1 for AiGSaN A a l l °"t- for r 1 1 �, a a 1 0 a CANOWE AUTO SALES 200 Dundas Street West, Whitby VANS $2995-59995 certdiled. Astros, Safaris. Vooyyagers Caravans. Lumina APVs & cargos CARS $1995-58995 cendkd, domestics & im- ports 4x4'S $4995-58995 certified Cherokees Blazers. & Etrelorers PICKUPS $4995- $10995 certified GMCs & Chevs Financing & Warranty avalableFor info call (905)665-8977 CARS FROM SM. Govern- ment seized & surplus Sold local!v Can ton - free for Irsi- ings 1-888-346-0700 ext. KEITHMITCHELL AUTO SALES. Best value for money All Certified cars sold with 6 months 6000kms tree limited powerill warranty 1997 GMC Jimnry/Sle. 4x4/auto. $22290 60.DOOk 1996 Buick Roadmasier/LTD/auto $18,990 140.000k 1994 Dodge Spirit. V/6 auto 56290. 135,000k 1944 Ford Areostar. au`o/arr. $6 290. 134 DOOk 1993 Ford Escort Wagon. 4cyUauto. $5990. 147.DOOk 1995 ChevRea Id/auto. 55%0. 147.000k 1988 Toyota Tercel. 4eyl/5speed. $3290. 180.000k. 1988 Chev, van G20. auto. $6995 00. 1987 GMC cube/van E350. auto/ pas $5990 as ss . 95.ODOk ny more to choose from finance avaLable OAC, 160 Dowry Road. Ajax 905-426- 5512 Automobiles Wam•d CASH FOR CARS' We buy used vehicles vehicles must be in running condition Call 427-2415 or come to 479 Bayly St East Apx at MUP- AD AUTO SALES. A A A AUTO Cars. Ducks Owls We Da,, up to $10.000 Cash on the spot Any conal hon. a� year Call us atry- time. 2 hours. 7 days. 30 mm service 905.686.5003 or 905424-0591 Trucks Em Ili 19'9 CHEM S -:1 - is -_Cis Please an 905)579-6731 1187 GMC ton with Dox line • 3C' - -; heruns well S250G Cao Act 6 pm 905- 986-0016 059! 6-0016 11 Chev S18. extended ab p,Ck up 4 Glm9er, all con ongina: music system. very ria condition MUST $te to appreciate $3500obo (9051728-0705 IM JIMMY num :�xabon Full,, caCe: .v'th Co plmr. New urns vpt varmiN col Ided and emission tested $16 600 Caa (9051432-3356 1098 DODGE DAKOTA + •h 39 500km '.:xe ne n S' ^ -0 080 Gonad Ed a 905-723- 0438 vans gff-. W?wl Dewe 1991 FORD AEROSTAR 11' OOOkm ongina: owner ac psrpavaDs cc 4 captains stat$. new, Drakes batkry. bre5 Exhaust 2 -yrs -ofd No wasking $5800 905-436- 9992 1000 CARAVAN , E loaded. 7 pa5senge• 3, black, fill aorta; assette= 517 500 Call 905434-2775 N DODGE CARAVAN --- a,,:ond onl. 159K S3695 92 Geo Melt, 52695 Both vehicles emission tested certitred 683-7301 or 428.1879 after bpm 1 SnewmobMs 1192 FORMULA plus sk.doc. 583cc 200C km to warmers, Ispenl $1000 on mactrul Studded tack stored Indoors. Wcellent shape Ready to snow $2 )00 firm or will tract for older model plus cash (705) 328-0402 in Apartments For R•nt WHITBY CLEAN spacious 2- bdrm Apt near GO. 401 and lake Parking and laundry Whites $735/month all m- dusive Flrstllast Call (905)438.6396 2 BEDROOM apartment. dean & bright, avail Mar 1. N/W Oshawa. dose to DSC First & Last required Call 416.335- 6104 I RENT -WORRY FREE 1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apts. Refurbished & New Appliances. All Util. included. In-house Supt. & Maint. On site Security. Rental Office: Mixt - Fri. 12 noon - 8pm Sat 8 Sun f prn- Spm V - VALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 905-5 T9-1626 APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falba Crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom opts. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: http: / /windlamrner.weblump.com WHITBY TWO BEDROOM. available March Ist Call o1. hce9 a m - 5 D m Mon Fn. (905)665-7543 OSHAWA - 2 BEDROOM $780- all ndustve Large i, CQ •rcm and dining room. ute, Burain 40 dogs Mill 5t and Simcoe St S . Cao (905)721-2232 3 -BEDROOM newly renovated 2 stor, ser! N/E Oshawa. Inage/stove. washer/dryer, basement not included. S9011' mo plus utilities. Avail Mar 1 For apps W 571-1265 AJAX - 2 BEDROOM sell contained $S OC m: ,.,.e Available immediately Sek- bfrphe 1905) 831-9500. Ask for �� ``Tris Morgan AJAX Harwooc/401 One room basement Available Mari -m 1st IWO matin nlclu- sve No pets (905)6142679 AJAX - NEWLY renovated. Sepa•et. •-a,-e 2-bed- rown, basement. washer dry- er. kedge stove security Sys- tem. ca Uv 1 parkmq spot, dose to GO tits stop ukkkes mduded 1200 sq h $925/ month flrslla$T required Amid Immed (416) 267-0953 AJAX 1 BEDROOM Dasemem apartment walkout L ;nvate Ill separate entrance. pn- vak washer/dryer, parking Sr. cerltial vac Available m- mediateN S700imomh hrVi last. no smokngrperts 905 428-3814 WESTNEY"KWY 2- Spacious 1 De^.• •- apa•tment separate •nuance 4-a4awe IAarch sl $635 Inclusive No Is :on smoking 1SVIM. refer- ences. dose to Go and shop- ping (9051 619-0625 AJAX-Spauoirs 2 bed tlsmir apt Se; emr parkin 3 De bat.. 4 &W. 1 StAast S755, IM including utildws Avail March 1st Don (90l - 1527 evedungs; only AJAX egalized 1 bedroom Casement apt Hwy 2/Har. wood, am to schools. Iran - Sri. al -Smoker no pt a Available N CmdY Immertia 686-5297 ALTONA,SHEPPERD- new a,ge 2 bedrjom basement Zt nc pets $BOC Parking Laundry. Ac own entrance '905)509-7353 AVAILABLE t and 2 bedroom apes Parking and Laundry laalities Central location (905)404-8599 333 SIMCOE ST. NORTH - AvaiNDle Feb 111 3 bedroom apt 51.307/month. Avail March 1st - 2 bdrm apt 51.200/momh Air and 6 ap- plances Included Call (905) 571-3760 tot a"niment to view BACHELOR APT S5i21momn- ly plus utilities, 3rd floor wotll- up. no devato enquiries Call ktark 852-3107 Leave mes- sage BACHELOR available March 1st and One bedroom for April 151 Well maintained low-rise, quiet budding. Ap- plwrces, parking, utilities in- cluded., security cameras. laundrryy 666-2450. lac balcony. Call BACHELOR with fireplace. carpet. eat -in kitchen, single person, nonsmoker, near Go and sh mal. $550 per .a. WMA last. No pea. (905)839-4537 BEAUTIFUL 700 sq. R. studio apartment in large country horde, sky -lights, sunken liv- ing area, balcony, separate entrance, very private. $725. inclusive Non-smoking single working person preferred. Available March Call 905- 985-1520 i 410 Vacation • First Lme Bi;; et,? •Discharged Bankrupt? • Short on Dotitmpayment? (sos) 571-6275 1-800-840-6 Sick 1 RENTING? OWN Your Next Home!! (905) 371.6275 or 14W44"275 Mark Stapley S" ftp Patti AMHM W EW* Ur. WHITBY 2 1 -bedroom base BEAUTIFUL 3 bdrm back -split ment apartments. Brock & Cbse to all amendies $110 4401 close to GO mice neigh- mth . utilities No pets Avall- bourho0d avail apnl 1 $760// able March 1st Call 434- $795 all Inclusive 905-666- 8781 8787 OSHAWA - small 2 bedroom WHITBY 1 -bedroom and home. 2 appliances. yard, bachelor available in well deck. 2 -car parking. $675. maintained building 4 Sevens utilities 1st IS Iasi, good ret - Realty Ltd 905-668-7777 erences Available March ISI WHITBY. 2 -bedroom walk -out X1705-438-3679 basement Large windows. PICKERING, Foxhollow. de - very clean 4 appliances. lathed 3.1 bedroom. 1-1/2 'arge fenced yard, no pets, baths, family room with fire - ion smoking. $820 Inciusve place. double garage. 5 ap- Avallable mmediatey pliances, central air $14001 905)655-4480 or (905)576- month plus utilities Call 9125 after3pm (905)831-7770 LARGE t -De vwm Dace 1737. P'I all new. bright, Pickering. WHY rent when you can own laundry. parking. new aD- your ^wn home for less than plance5. separate entrance you thinil Call Dave Hay- Surt professional. quiet non- lode Sales Rep Refill smoker. no pets $650.1/3 Summit Really (1991) Lid utilities Avail March 1st 905. 90 668-3800 or (905) 666- 420-4233 11 LUXURY penthouse. refur- Houses Dished 3 -bedroom. app[MI F R,nt 1800sgtt . Oulu Dt _w ma- ture terards Must see $1400 Uhldies/parkinq incl Oshawa (905) 579.9016 ONE BEDROOM Apartment; avala Me mme,t al.ol, Central Oshawa First/last Referent - es. no pets Call Michelle 725- 7321 weekdays between 8 30 am and430pm PICKERING -ONE BEDROOM f armSneC Case meat apt Ln Crp00VBayh/, rlilk IO rad101. Stp entrance Clean bright. tlS1.F1.alNQ!SE.R laundryno pets S: SO 905-420 3776 or 416-283-1618 OSHAWA - ONE Dedman Large cepar'ment n Cupitx m- dudes. irdge. stove. [teat. MOrJ. water & able One pirbrq spas 1.1110 b pets Few last 5650'month AvaiLaDk Wren 1st Cao (9051723- 72?8 cher 3p m OSHAWA Cwsr Dwamq near shoDPnG ranspprytipn LIN - dies irrdrAec $rrtrtpe/6[dI 2 Ddrm immediately, $772 (9051436-7686 until 73ppm OSHAWA .'son 2 -Dorm man +lcc, �' ncuse s75c.112 a utlldies Pn;kennC Brock Rd 3-Ddrm basement apt 1850. utilities Both avail AAardt 1st 905-135-1699 or 416.520- 5992 DICKERING &'R baseman aDt ;'•:.a;e entrance, Gundry, parking ArC Suit single le - male or couple. Available rind-Wrch No pets/Smoking 5700,'morMt 905.839.7602 PICKERING WestStgrt) ONE De^ -''r•- DisMiern apt Seperatc entrance. paM1mq no smok,na'pets. hrsUlasf 6 rd- erences Scats single working person. f625'mm Close to all amenities 19051831-5185 PICKERING xdroom sep- uate entrance parterp 5600 all IrrG. hrst:last 8347051 PICKERING 2 Dedman Dasc- men; act rmilY-om avail Wren t 58D0,'m0 Ir1Clw$Ive F,rSt'la51. n0 Smokers Call 839-5872 RETIRED! Ouiet adult Dwa- uhq in Oshawa nature tel ams, antral location 2 & 3 bedroom apartments available aAarcn 1st Electric hat Warner/dryer each flap. Tel 19051579- 9016 SOUTH AJAX 3 bedroom apartment. jacill new casement windows. 3 -park - Ing. 5850/mo .213 utilities Available April 151 Creat dtecic a must Cao days 416- 373-5356. 16373.5356. eves 416-391-1282 SPACNIUS 2 bedroom base- ment apartment, laundry. 2 private entrances, parking, utilities. close to all amenl- lies Available Wrdt 1 No X9a. DrsVla51 6950 int. 905 7-ssss. SPACIOUS well-maintained 2 bedroom opts. Avail. at 900 and 888 Gkn St. Some with Wilk -Irl dOSE95, paint provid- ed. Close to schools, sttoppkhq centre. GO Station. Utdibes included. Call 728-1993, 2 8 3 B/R opts. 280 Wentworth St. W. $690 8 5825. Utilities incl. Close to schools, shop- ping and 401. Public Transit right past your door. For appt. call (905)721-8741 IERY /Jean bachelor anari- bedroom apartments available merit, no pets. non-smoker In well-maintained building only. all inclusive, South Pick - close to all amenities Please ermpo Fougemount area. call (905)723-0977 9 a.m. S475imolm. Call (905)509- 6p m. ------- 0992 275 Mark Stapley S.rs i a.va.. xor•. ;.. -mr - own complelNy renovated franc. 5500 6 rnorxlkt ha. Income reWiremtnt from rte tx>o gross Cab Ken Cd - SOUTH PICKERING Liver- pool and Baur; realty nice 3- 1 bedroom tame with garage, 51275/mo . utd Clean re- sponsible tenants only. 416- 443-4176 WESTSNORE Win floor 3 bdrm Laundram y room. garage, a+c. ft t 00/month mdusive Available March 1st. Furst/ last Call aver Spm 1-905- 830.0610 Houdng wtKlt.d MATURE COUPLE nee^s 'o rent studio space wnth living k'cOmmOdatgns for mirria- - re. fibre an business Indus - ',*At NDe uikl with kitchen and `am tdW. 90549-5825 1 Townhouses ra R rt, 3 BEDROOM ,ado town- nome close downone car Available town Oshawa Spacious dean. WrdIstaS980 IfldltsiYe Can 1-888-617.6979 or 14161 425- 5720 3 BEDROOM TOWNNOUSE, pRVatt fence" .d•d finished r!C t0pni, dost to Scr1001S and seioppnq. ,300 oxford St. Ostuwa AvaiLaDk Wren 1St 5800 Wus hydro (905) 432- 2421 CARRIAGE Hlll TOWN- HCCSES 122 -olDorrie SI E Oster wa 3 bedrooms avail- aDk March For apps raN 43.1-3912 1 Room sot R,rrl 'BEDROOM. -•-,gnts Ajar F rtrythmq in- Oe0 S apjtiarrces. parking. ._xss to Dauryud tltrannq -;,Chen. Iivmgroom- lariuty- )om etc GDk phare ac eu Non-smoker preftrrW mmedatey or best of mpM 'stnast S400 filets 4011!;0 905)426--U74 ROSSUNDISIMCOE AREA wool Room Newly decorated furnished! ygcn550 mo�i up Working pemkrtyn prtkrrtd Near Durham College /9051728-4845 AJAX unllwrwslie0 room for rent Snare an facilities Park- ing. cable. laundry included PMa mature working person AmiiLaDk immtdWdy 5475,' month ItrcluSlVt, tust.1asl x27-8842 • 1 } . 1 rice. Ramat porturiall, DISNEY Wort -Florida, Why stay In a Hotel when you $S Government could spend less and gel FundsSS more in a 4-bdrm luxurBUILDERS Model lionie y home Canadian owner. 1- Grants and bans 800-246-1996/(905)430-9498 information to start http /hvebhome Idned coin' and expand your -cratne business or farm. 11 I>rivalr llorrrn 1-800-505-8866 Fa soh 1 Tenders CLEARANCE! NEW ADVERTISER COURIER WANTED Ajax area for Wed., Fri., Sat. Bids to: Circulation COURTICE, PROFESSIONAL- Manager LY decorated 1 year new 3 9 bedroom. 1700 sq.tt, W/0 to call 683-5117 lensed yard. pond Paved do Conti vtway, au. close to school • ' 1 Events easy acce OEREIiULATIfNI of 11xg rfs- lanCe phone services and electrical trtil)lies tArotphoW Noah Amerin los resulted in an excdlaa tWSifN!SS oppor- rtlkry here in Canada. For lur- cher iMortrriDotl can (905) 576 ss to 401 404-2778 -480-0217. nItiTRFSti 5.41.E Rnnk lon•riu.0 ns, Irtc• h.t of foreclosurepmp- rrtos in Durham Re - To receive a free .,.m�utrnzrd printout raG .4 hes. to 1-88b-a0S7%5. ID 01092 r.• u•avr a mw: sage Inde .t:njs which grist r;r aril area vats arc -.'estrc9 in ('['alk to 'me Re ss to 401 404-2778 courtesy . � tuts E'ykr of Sutton .•. .ip Hrnta)Zr Rralh'1 EXECUTIVE 5.". new N E YYhdDy end and with hugs premium 25067' lit (aDDra■) 1565sq h tastefully decocted 3 -bedroom. 2-12 bathrooms, mom naa tamtly- room with Bas fireplace, 5 aD- pliana5. Central at Nu- merous upgrades and tetras $179.900 Call 571-5249 for addtiorul in to INCOME ? aparlmertl5 in old- er .-Storey nOme. GOOD Con- galileon. owd mmtrQdt�end. douek ASki�rlg- St W 9pQ 5.516. stop Realty Ltd ,905) 433- 9400 5. 13sNAwA BUNGALOW 2 bedroomyt bathroom up 2 bedr00rnSr 1 DaOr down. new (Ices IurrgCt & carpet 110wn- starrs, sirgk paragt, double paved drive $117.500. 905- 9K,-0673 05906-0673 No agents ltXltttJDCE Approximately I ? acre side spa Amazing fencSandy ed yard 3 . 1 bdrm t � HooLaid W k Rd $228.000 R� CMrrwcW WHITBY •••e:wr:nett:ng un.'s 1150 s4ft each, plus meuanme. dos garage dila r9i546m 1 oa-0h-ram Pro ,rti3 REDUCED TO SELL! Open FiOuse Sun t t-2pm Myibur- brfGo00erham Cedar b0 a - bin on 1/1 we watertraA lot 3-bdrm apt. With. large lutdi- en. pure atlxgs. woodstove two 6' para doors to dale overlooking Pmt Lake 1002 pue0 burin Reduced to sill x5112 000 Mrartge your weekend vtelmnq (905)985- 0)59 IAar,y b l4rrd MONEY PROBLEMS. Get out of ilea quick without gang Wrrkrujx or being gartusfhe•d Everyone accepted regardless 01 creat rating Can for tree information 905.576-3505. Student IpanS Included • 1 YOAgaO,,, MORTGAGES Good. Dad and ugly Fkwlcing for any put- :se, Cap applications EAparctgxpt ap�- Services Cor905) 668- 6805, • 1 (tr,kr„s nil f: GOVERNMENT FundsSS Grains and loins intomation 10 sten ane aMand your txlSi /less or farm. 1.800505 BBj6. Its Coldrell Banker 1905j728- 9414 BOwMANY1lJJ:- Liberty/401 2 BORN Cordo Rem a Salt Furnished roam available for working person, quiet. dean. Available Immediately' GbW TV. able, parWng. shared faded ntl 5675rmm 936 raid bathroom krtctkn & Imnq Sired 1315 VKwnrq kD 3, room $85 weekly Call 905- 5 30-7 8 Feb 5 100-2 30 697.0760 905.434-6715 or 905-404- 2825 WNITBY, ROSSLAND/TNICN• SON dean. large 2 -bedroom A UNBEATABLE DEAL! From basement apt to share with 5500 down, own your own mile polio services student. home starting at $69.900 tar- non-smoker, 5475 inclusive ries for It55 than rem OAC hrsVlasVreferences. avail 24 nes free neoNN rrusaBt immed 905-666-3050. 905-728-1069 ext 277. Cob - wed Banker RMR Real Eslale a 1 Slrnd Aureka Rosario AceoMtrrtldalbn AAAA NEW 3 bedroom ROi3lANWANl1ERSON Ter- house. Bowmanwlle. garage, ntit larye Crouse, quiet, ek- krrad la. s apptiarlces Ifree gently decorated. private law"). near 401. 5975.1tDk• dVoom, large deck, back - ties Wr.lst/sooner 579- yard. amenities. Non-smoking 3611 professional rn essiorakllertLale, ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDINFor AW G $500. Coe (905)•130-5666. 6 months free, then own a CartOoMl,tltrtat louse from S550/IIIOInh. You require lull time lamity in- come 528.000. reasonable t>C, 3 -bedroom lake credit. I do ttie rest Dont view tendo. 1-112 taBNooms. Non. call Bio Raw. Coldwetl available Match 1st. FirstAist. Banker RMR Real Estate to- References, no gels. Please day. (90s)728-9414 raU (905)8:57-6544. leave AJAX, 3 bedroom country message' Home, upper Boa. stetable 1- ONkai 2 people. Avaiable March tsl. • 1 ylS� 51200/month plus. WHITBY. Rossland/Tfwckson. 3 -bed- PRIVATE 120sq.R. office room, new 2 -storey, attached available immediately in garage, Quiet cies., available tastefully decanted shared April 151. 51400/moaNy plus, facility at 1480 Bill SL, (405)668-6980 or (905)655 Pickering. 53501mon111- Call 4107. (905)420-0290 to view ATTENTION 0000 TENANTS , 1 CdfaB,t This one's for you'. Cory 3 to RW bedroom bungalow, 2 -car parutnq. illy/ Go Bus near. COTTAGE RENTAL Balsam Fenced -backyard. Modem pas-lurrlace. Sud ,amity 3 or Lake Fishing season opens 4 Mull have stead employ- May 131h 1.3 bedrooms avail men,. References/creat- able rightly, weekend or check Immediate tx:cupan- weekly Boal rentals ry. 5800 .Oshawa south•cen- (705)887.3840. Ira,. 7-10 p rt, 416 r2811 and leave message. $1JDCATIOIV lFOIll SALE • 41/e11 Established & Profitable Business in Oshawa • Steady clientele • Excellent investment return Serious in uires only (905) 430-5314 CENTRAL COLLEGIATE S 50th Anniversary & Reunion on June 2, 3 8 4th in this Millen- nium Year All 'Centraldes' are roimled 10 renew old '11=1%v 'psi and memories rot into call Jim Miller 905- %20-469e Healing Art l.rarn the ge•nrl. ,err of Therapeutic Touch fmnr u 7T.N0 RrrvrRni,rrl Trurhrr Janet Fallaize 905-68-V-9264 Personals ARE YOU SINGLE? The New est Meeting Place rwrw DroamAAates tom ouRHAM's OWN a►nitc SERVICE! Can 905 683.11!: Create a private mailbox or Drowse other personal ads Dee Meet a new Friend or Love for lite Ewers FinO the Crack wittun $ 2 99,mm '18.'23 nes 1- 900.151-3703 LET U3 Give valentine s Day more mcarkrq Cab Misty River Introductions Durham Region's TraatttNNl Wtcn- faker (416) 777b302 RELAXATION MASSAGE Hot cd strong hands 7t9 5321 Cr0 Ahead. You Deserve 11. ladies preferred • : 1 Awls,an4 NO Tt7KE TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advert isement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and � Alice prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. S'4'aa4 Fax NEWS Advertiser 905-579-4218 :1 loingiq,t. :1 oetyp,,, Irt,trrarle. trrtrlNane. MORTCAGF;S AND LOANS 1ST, 2ND$ AND 3RDS Ncai rrctnxttue on ycxu financing'? ('onsult an rxperierxvxl broker instead of slopping your situation everywhere /exulting in a negative imlxra. F'nvatr furnic available with equity. ASK FOR SYI.VIA JUI.F:S (905) 6 86-2557 or (905) 430-8429 rugs. & calends Met:1111 An nouncements .:1 MnowleetrterHs SAY IT FROM THE HEART! It's as easy as ABC... Choose brlyder # 1 or #2. B Drop by or call Inside Sales at 865 Farewell St., Oshawa ON l.1 H 71-5 • (905) 579-4400 Oshawa • • (905)683-0707 Ajax • or fax to (905) 579-6851 CChoose your area tics your message will appear Sunday, Feb. 13" 2000 0-$39-15. + G.S.T. Actual size: 2%-x2" or Nord Ad19.95 + G.S.T. OSHAWA • wHRRY •('I ARltiGr701• R1RT RaxY THIS WEEK AJA?C/P[CKERIN G NEWS ADVERTISER Your message will be published on Feb. I3' for Valentine's Day. Booking Deadline is Thursday, Feb. 10" All ads must be prepaid by Prieto), Feb. 11th VISA �, � CASH . Ittl� .�: d iul103"; i 710 710 * * HICKEY John & Drninr are thrilled to announce the safe arrival of their miracle twins • Rory Liam David • W Katherine (Katie) Anne -4 bunt December 30th, 1999 at Mt. Sinai HoL+-pitat Proud grandparents are Bob dr Jan Fyke and Raymond dl. Monica Hickey both of Ajax. First Creat -Grandchild for David Fyke of Kinsale. Special thanks to all the Doctors and Nurses at Mt. Sinai High Risk Unit, Dr. Windrim, Dr. Far- ine, Dr. Ryan and Dr. Seaward who al- ways believed, Dr. Jason Dodge who was always their for us -through the best and worst times. We're glad you could share it all! The late 6t,. David Hen- derson who without his guidance we wouldn't be here . The Life Pei�gram who makes dreams possible. Mostly all the fabulous nurses on 7 South for all their Love, Support and keeping our sanity for 3 long months! A huge thank you to our family and friends for all their love and prayers. UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE rCQuiICS NEWSPAPER CARRIERS 16 deGra papers twice a cattle Il! the f0/%OwiJS alias: UXBRIDGE Mill St, Water St, Main St.S, Marietta St, Franklin St, Brock St.E, Planks Lane, Parkside Dr, Main St. N., Brock St. BRISTON POND Brinton Sands Cts., Alta Rd. CANNINGTON Cameron St. W., Country Lane, Meadowlands Dr., Windsor Crt Also Adult Carrier for walk ft, drive ro utes needed Call Debbie 905-852-9741 r .k•�I .r.�ny- SCOREBOARD St rc ae Oshawa NEWS ADVERTISER FEB. f. Pickering ONTARIO PROVINCIAL JUNIOR W TEAM G 26 4.50 HOCKEY LEAGUE Georgetown W L 46 30 9 5 G W L Standings as of Jan 3112000 Brampton 45 28 10 4 Lindsay SOUTH CONFERENCE STANDINGS Milton 45 28 12 2 TEAM G W L T OTL F A PTS GAA Streetsville 45 25 15 5 Vaughan 46 35 6 2 3 213 117 75 2 54 Hamilton 46 23 16 5 Thornhill 46 31 9 4 2 249 163 68 3.54 Burlington 46 22 18 5 Wexford 46 29 11 3 3 219 158 64 3.43 Oakville 47 15 21 8 Markham 46 22 18 3 3 200 187 50 407 Mississauga ' 46 17 23 2 Ajax 45 16 23 6 0 149 193 36 4.29 Buffalo 47 12 31 2 North York M hI's 46 16 24 6 0 162 191 38 4.15 46 17 26 3 0 17 Bramalea 45 10 29 2 St rc ae Oshawa 45 11 28 3 3 3 214 37 4.65 141 202 28 4.49 Pickering 46 10 30 4 2 144 207 26 4.50 3 211 144 EAST CONFERENCE STANDINGS TEAM G W L T OTL F A PTS GAA Lindsay 46 38 3 3 2 224 101 81 2.20 Wellington 46 30 9 6 1 241 136 67 296 Trenton 46 28 14 3 1 227 171 60 3.72 Kington 46 22 18 4 2 183 170 50 3.70 Cobourg 43 23 17 2 1 178 165 49 384 Bowmanville 46 18 23 5 0 160 197 41 428 Bancroft 44 17 23 2 2 161 195 38 443 Peterborough 46 16 24 3 3 176 191 38 4.15 Syracuse 45 9 32 2 2 162 277 22 6.16 Port Hope 44 7 36 0 1 130 282 15 641 69 NORTH CONFERENCE STANDINGS TEAM G W L T OTL F A PTS GAA Couchchmg 46 34 10 2 0 240 143 70 311 Newmarket 45 33 10 1 1 269 157 68 3.49 CoWngwood 45 25 12 5 3 225 138 58 3.07 Aurora 45 25 15 5 0 142 124 55 2.76 Stouf ile 46 23 21 2 0 186 178 48 387 Huntsville 46 19 19 6 2 168 184 46 4 00 Parry Sound 46 8 33 4 1 146 275 21 5.98 Durham 46 5 36 3 2 127 310 15 674 34 WEST CONFERENCE STANDINGS T OTL F A PTS GAA 2 223 167 67 363 3 207 155 63 344 3 211 144 61 320 0 191 188 55 4 18 2 234 195 53 424 1 159 156 50 339 3 198 241 41 5 13 4 158 230 28 489 2 158 230 28 489 4 124 191 26 424 SOUTH CONFERENCE SCORING LEADERS Golf book a Valentinef%t% 's Day treat for duffers Duffers and those who love them can give As of Jan. 30/2000 a Valentine's Day treat that will Foxbridge Golf Course, Newcastle Golf PLAYER TEAM even their golf game. GP G A PTS PIM R Orofiamma Vaughan 44 32 53 85 10 Ryan Ward Vaughan 40 31 49 80 52 Marc Neron Thornhill 40 34 45 79 72 Darcy McConvey Wexford 39 30 45 75 47 Jeff Miles Thornhill 29 39 33 72 32 Greg Hogeboorn Wexford 43 30 42 72 35 Marco Rosa Wexford 44 27 45 72 21 Anthony Dynak Vaughan 40 15 51 66 69 Scott Misfud Thornhill 44 29 31 60 82 Greg Chambers Markham 38 25 33 58 42 Vince Belliss mo SL Michael's 43 28 28 56 29 Jamie Ritzkos Vaughan 44 8 47 55 60 Rob Retter Thornhill 45 26 27 53 40 Mike Nason Oshawa 43 24 28 52 43 Gus Katsuras North York 32 21 26 47 34 Colin Cvcelh Oshawa 41 15 32 47 20 Mike Hanna Pickering 42 18 2e 46 50 Mark Wires Wexford 41 17 27 44 65 Cameron Lyall Ajax 40 20 22 42 91 Paul Varteressian Thornhill 41 16 26 42 73 Rob Kapuscinski Vaughan 42 19 23 42 16 Garen Wunder Pickering 43 21 21 42 71 Golf book a Valentinef%t% 's Day treat for duffers Duffers and those who love them can give and Country Club, Durham Driving Range, a Valentine's Day treat that will Foxbridge Golf Course, Newcastle Golf help their lungs and perhaps Course, 0%hawa CrL•ek Family Golf even their golf game. Centre, Seaton Golf and Coun- The Lung Association of- try Club, Summerlea Golf d Durham Region is offering its 2(X)0 Golf Privilege Course and Sunnybrae Golf ; ° � k� "` COUI'Se. Book. The book, at $25. Proceeds are ustA to sup - Contains two-for-one of- 'A`... port the lung association's fors at 41 courses, includ- ,- -respiratory efforts and com- ing driving ran��es, across `" munity health programs. central Ontario. To order a Golf Privilege Local courses participating Book for Valentine's Day or for in the hook include Annandale Golf more information, call the lung as - and Curling Club. B,•,�nlamille Golf sociation at 4315-1046. /Pickering "n�,i'r�ii>/ G�,iiCl�' Publishing March 2000 Circulation: 45,000 z . a (Magazinecarrnat} a To Book Yoh Call Jonath*Nir Y AJ o8 03w5l'NEWS."Comm Cd W E NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, February 6, 2000 PAGE 27 P : 11 Neproventenb 1 kbbproveftlextts : , D,�,a6ig wr.irq a S -W Free Estimates Since 1967 BOLAND BROS. 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Please call Devon or Wendy 905-579-4400 or 416-798-7259 For more info. :11YA Roofing :1 Roofing Roofing, ® Windows %5-767-1 240 $ Renovations John Nicl.eltan "A .Nan of/lir 14i. -r4-' L�e� _[s"'A7 lam 4"44 LOW ria.rsp . E----qh - D1~ woRKwAISW s.e,q w.ww cel - r.. GUARANTEED. nc roe too saa aE iso Two au , •aa -Ocie a .s -ANDS- Plumbing A Ds - Plumbing : 1 • Plumbing pq,6 DOUG CLARK Plumbng 8 Abrllenical Co. Ltd Gnwral Contracting commercial' i Residential W1 Licensed & insured, repairs, alterations A renovations new bathrooms, pump repairs FREE ESTIMATES 20 YRS. EXPERIENCE 24 HOUR SERVICE 905) 985.6442 1-800-831-238: :11 Improvements :11 Improvements BUDGIET (NONE DQROVElIENTS Basement Apts.. Rec-rooms, plumbing, Adlitions, electrical, drywall, masonry & cement work 20 yrs. Exp. Call Mario (905F 619-4663. pgr4416)378.8689 DOORS @Ra US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service b Repairs 805-8374M949 POST HOLE DRILLING Garbage Removal Call - Jason 1-888-579-0077 (905)"786-2022 Mil CONSTRUCTION Additions, Roofing, Kitchens, bath, basements, decks, entrance doors, plumbing, electrical, retatmng walls, windows .&,,.,aluminum ,�pmm 905-427-4234 Primr tine Clot l Ps and Disposal St"Kvs Residential. Commcroal and Industrial w'e clean up bawmews, yards, etc. Call i91d51i1Li-0190 pgr. 416.793-1261 %ic also have pick up & delivery services Bsmi. apts 3 Seasonal Rooms Bathrooms & kitchens. Electrical and plumbing 22 years exp. No up front fees. cau Mike (90511 "34190 Pok i e DeeorsMm PAINTING & PLASTROWM ba mrolvations. Pay as you're satisfied. For a free estimate tall Scott (416)414-5911 repairs. 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Packing Avail, Free Estimates 416-423-0239 Toll Free Fascia clsanara Em Parry Services BARN YARD Spec : -, - ,a,- ; programs for Schools and childcare. birthday Parties and special occasions year round cutter and farm animals (905)831-4470 .. Adult Errwtarrrr,srn Escort Service Seer'. .ny U::rhan- Region Discretion Guaranteed Open 9 a.m. Daily (905) 725-2322 Now Fiir:r•,: :-�. :ar,decapr,g 1 i.>Mstal>.ng SNOW REMOVAL 4JRESIDENTIAL DRIVEWAYS 1�* SEASONED FIREWOOD AVALLAaLE DAVE 831-7055 ImParty Services Party Services RABBIT WANTS WORK :)cang Magic F -r Ch,ICren 5 Pa' ies And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician. CaU Ernie 668-4932 * * * * * * * * * * * * pq �, • • *' Ciildren s entertanrre-, nor any occasion. Clowns. character look-alikes. loot bags. face painting, magic. music. Bkt Ribbon Award Miner - City Parent •96.'9T.9e'.99905-471-5331 - CLOWN / MAGICIAN 9"1 e Live animals • All occasions • All ages Call Jeff (905) 839-7057 TO WE'VE GOT THE OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU At Accountemps, a great new opportunity is available immediately. Accounting Clerks, Staff Accountants, Collection Specialists, A/R & AIP Specialists Contact is today for more details! Tel: (905) 709-8009 Fax: (905) 709-3664 Visit us 0 www.accountemps.com A il 9 .t ,! A/P PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 6, 2000 N11;A711milm, T7301 00 Five Star Safety Rating Chevy Venture is the first vehicle* ever to earn 5 stars (the top safety rating) for both driver and rear -seat passenger in side -impact testing." Side -impact air bags are standard on Chew Venture. Venture has the Best Fuel Economy in its class'. • 3.4 Litre 3400 V6185 HP Engine • 4 -Speed Automatic Transmission • 4 -Wheel Anti -Lock Braking System • Next Generation Driver/Front Passenger Front and Side Air Bags • Dual Sliding Doors with Child -Security Door Locks • Power Door Locks • 7 -Passenger Seat Configuration with Flip and Fold Seating • Air Conditioning (36 r/sklm a kn) CASH DOVVNwr.'yr�smsrrl.�sreuro ---- err $3,920 GAS TAX NOT APPUCABlE PRE-DEUVERY INSPECTION NO EXTRA CHARGE PST/GST ad I. a &p m 162A SECURITY DEPOSIT $300 1.O_ FAL AM ILM DILE ON DWMT `SAM Licence, P.P.SA d Admin. Fees Exero With SO down. morAMy paymomot is 2 hAn flat[) – $= deme a doierarx Get into an Extended Wheelbase Chevrolet Venue with these additionalAL— • Remote Keyless Entry • Power Windows/Mirrors • AM/FM Stereo with CD Player • Cruise Control VALUE 1HR R :: 7 AA; I I IL 1� PER MONTW36 MONTHS 0 0 OR In9 YO UP TO 48 MONTHS CIMPOICHIMPM ORS229999 INCLUDES FROGHT of $215 AND AIR TAX OF (LICENCE, INSURANCE AND TAXES EXTRA.) o� PER MONTHem MONTHS. UP TO 48 rrOatTHS. MOAB FIIE W OF $915 A��0l fYI �N. . AILD s ExrRal GREAT AUTO INSURANCE RATES FOR GOOD DRIVERS FROM MORM 01SURANO COLVORNM — W 04SURANa PEOPLE FROM OL40M MOTORS. VWr YOUR CIIEV "" • C"SIA05" "MM MW cat MIC for a fm., aao ole%, -'ora mft 1ee41eaaaoo gaaelo.A For a limited Orme at your local Chevrolet • Oldsmobile dealers. _ we'd Ilio IIM w Isew etrK Come visit us al =dealer, dealer. on our website at ww.lNteerrde.tzer or rill us at 1�IN 6M DIYYE. All trues lam annual ursurartce extra Ae leases love an ann1Wual Dost of =Go=.,*,lelorrMtre Yrrit of 20 000 Ion. $0.12 per excess kilonob - PST, GST. kcersce and 0 annum for Venture WNW= ExL Whedbese R7Z. Option to plydlase at lease end is $13,4731$1 (Vemure R7ZA* m EA. Wlleebase R;p pis appApble taxes. 0"V:lease options available. Firrarlcirrg an it only. Example: $10.000 at 1.9% APR, the rtgnehly Payment is $216.52 tar 48 months. Cost of bonowhrg a 5392.96. Tial is 510,392.96. Gown �Q 4 andlor trade may be required. Monthly paymem and cost of bomowNV will vary depending on amount borrowed acrd down piympsUtrade. The SMNnLTwsr payment and tlse GMAC purdose� rale aro not available with and are mol plculaled on the Cash Purdsase price as shown. The difterenca between the price fa the Srwntfw%SMAC Pudrase Finance oiler and the Cash Pu�ofper is deemed under provbcid disclosure laws to be a cost of borrow- ing. mow or not 9re same represents actual irdaest and 1s required to be expressed as an annual rate of 4.77!V4.3756 (Venture R7ZNenture EA. WhIebage R Ofbs RTZNerdure 6d Yyheeibase RTZ ui/Ded as described. Oilers appy to qualified retail customers n the Ontario Chevrolet Oldsmobile Ceder xr y Assodation area nl aDWI as irldbe nee new 2000 maids of Venture may not be combined wlh ether ce lexdudnp Northwestern OrMariol. Deabr Orin or trade mry be necessary. LirrYled t(me offer wail Dealers are free t set incl 0l; of pis See your dealer for corrdibore; or details. Your GM Dealer is not licensed as Safety irrsurarrce r, and a not acting as an or broker or n any otluer capacity on betull a Melons 111203110/1 Corporation. Motors plsuransoe Corporation Orsi available to residents of Ontario only. 'Car or M9bt truck "Tested conducted M the National Highway Traffic Safely Administrdion (NHTSA). tPubkshed by Natural Resalloes Canada, Fur Cansterlption Gude, 2000. OUR PRICES INCLUDE FREIGHT, AIR TAX AND PD1. GREAT AUTO INSURANCE RATES FOR GOOD DRIVERS FROM MORM 01SURANO COLVORNM — W 04SURANa PEOPLE FROM OL40M MOTORS. VWr YOUR CIIEV "" • C"SIA05" "MM MW cat MIC for a fm., aao ole%, -'ora mft 1ee41eaaaoo gaaelo.A For a limited Orme at your local Chevrolet • Oldsmobile dealers. _ we'd Ilio IIM w Isew etrK Come visit us al =dealer, dealer. on our website at ww.lNteerrde.tzer or rill us at 1�IN 6M DIYYE. All trues lam annual ursurartce extra Ae leases love an ann1Wual Dost of =Go=.,*,lelorrMtre Yrrit of 20 000 Ion. $0.12 per excess kilonob - PST, GST. kcersce and 0 annum for Venture WNW= ExL Whedbese R7Z. Option to plydlase at lease end is $13,4731$1 (Vemure R7ZA* m EA. Wlleebase R;p pis appApble taxes. 0"V:lease options available. Firrarlcirrg an it only. Example: $10.000 at 1.9% APR, the rtgnehly Payment is $216.52 tar 48 months. Cost of bonowhrg a 5392.96. Tial is 510,392.96. Gown �Q 4 andlor trade may be required. Monthly paymem and cost of bomowNV will vary depending on amount borrowed acrd down piympsUtrade. The SMNnLTwsr payment and tlse GMAC purdose� rale aro not available with and are mol plculaled on the Cash Purdsase price as shown. The difterenca between the price fa the Srwntfw%SMAC Pudrase Finance oiler and the Cash Pu�ofper is deemed under provbcid disclosure laws to be a cost of borrow- ing. mow or not 9re same represents actual irdaest and 1s required to be expressed as an annual rate of 4.77!V4.3756 (Venture R7ZNenture EA. WhIebage R Ofbs RTZNerdure 6d Yyheeibase RTZ ui/Ded as described. Oilers appy to qualified retail customers n the Ontario Chevrolet Oldsmobile Ceder xr y Assodation area nl aDWI as irldbe nee new 2000 maids of Venture may not be combined wlh ether ce lexdudnp Northwestern OrMariol. Deabr Orin or trade mry be necessary. LirrYled t(me offer wail Dealers are free t set incl 0l; of pis See your dealer for corrdibore; or details. Your GM Dealer is not licensed as Safety irrsurarrce r, and a not acting as an or broker or n any otluer capacity on betull a Melons 111203110/1 Corporation. Motors plsuransoe Corporation Orsi available to residents of Ontario only. 'Car or M9bt truck "Tested conducted M the National Highway Traffic Safely Administrdion (NHTSA). tPubkshed by Natural Resalloes Canada, Fur Cansterlption Gude, 2000.