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Home My WebLink AboutNA2000_10_01PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 43,700 32 PAGES SUNDAY, OCTOBER_ 1, 2000 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND Olympic memones... Page 23 Birthdays and more... Page 10 Editorial Page ...........6 Name Dropping . ......10 Sports ................23 Classified .... .. ...25 GIVE US A CALL General .......... 683-5110 Classified .......683-0707 Distribution ......683-5117 Death Notices .....683-3005 Sincerely Yours ........1-800-662-8423 Web site ....durhamnews.net FAX.... .683-7363 { C°_ . residents speak „, 0 nt ave )aradi*se' BY SUSAN O'NEILL Staff Writer PICKERING — Allowing an vironmentally-sensitive area of -kering to be developed would be trimental to the Amos Ponds, the ►uge Duffin's Wildlife Corridor d the Altona Forest,-, local resi- nts and environmentalists told Ontario Municipal Board MB) Wednesday. OMB board member Morley Isenberg, who has been conduct- ; a hearing in Pickering since pt. 19 regarding an appeal of the ty's designation on a parcel of land located in the Finch Avenue RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo and Altona Road area, was urged by several residents at the special T �� of the evening session of the board to pre - L pakelk serve the property. 'This area to me is definitely in need of protection. The idea of St. Mary Catholic Secondary School Mon- football action. The senior contest was played Putting- this kind of development archs' Rob Fortunato breaks through the Pick- . at the Pickering school last Tuesday afternoon. that close to such an important eying High School Trojans' defence, leaving a The teams played to a hard-fought 7-7 draw. wildlife area makes no sense," said trail of tacklers in his wake during high school See PkKERING page 2 Durham staff prepares for spring audits Stable speci,alm-ed fsought BY MIKE RUTA of the claim files to ensure stu- ting ready for next spring's ISA Staff Writer dents the board says are in need of audit to ensure it receives enough The Durham Catholic District funding match provincial criteria funding. Ms. Freedman says she School Board has called on the for dollars. and her staff have visited every Province to maintain special-edu- Funding for this year -has been school in the system to gather data cation funding at current levels for frozen at last year's amount, in the in preparation for the next round of at least three more years. board's case, roughly $6.5 million. provincial audits. Every year, says If this does not occur, the board This year's audit suggests it could Ms. Freedman, the Education is facing a "serious deficit" of fall to. $4.8 million. Ministry tells boards in April what $1.65 million in the 2001/02 "The fact is if we do not contin- data is required for audits which school year, states Teresa Freed ue at least to get the funding we are imminent. man, superintendent of student have presently, how are we going "We're dealing with a window services. to continue these services? That's of three to four weeks," she says. The warning came in a report a dilemma," said Ms. Freedman. Criteria for ISA funding was on Monday's board meeting agen- She is confident the ministry not changed this year "but were in - da, and cites the results of a will recognize the needs of school terpreted more rigorously and nar- provincial audit on the board's In- boards and stabilize funding for at rowly by the Ministry of Educa- tensive Support Amount funding least another year. tion validators with no opportunity claims as the reason for concern. But if this guarantee isn't forth- TERESA FREEDMAN The auditors review a percentage coming, the board is already get- See SPECIAL page 7 `That's a dilemma.' Vista TM introducing the new Vista 390 843 King St., w., Oshawa 390 (just west of Thornton) Bring this ad in and we'll include a BONUS UlmFREE Timex Indiglo wrist watch with the purchase of a Vista 390! OFFER - Just Arrived! While quantities last. Subject to change without notice. Watch may not be exactly as shown. BQ„ World. P PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 1, 2000 Pickering residents fight development plan for Amos Pond's PICKERING from page 1 the property has already been desig- "To consider :any one portion of want to do." former prime minister's -hamily nated as an open space natural area this property in question by itself is Larry Noonan, co-chairman of Duncan Bourne. "To paraphrase and approximately nine acres is des- a mistake because they are interde- the Altona Forest Stewardship Com - Joni Mitchell, you don't want to ignated as urban residential low pendent on one another," he said, mittee, also urged the board to pre - pave paradise and put up a town- density. The open space designation explaining he's concerned develop- serve the area as open space because house complex:' on the remaining eight acres, locat- ment in; the area would impact the the Rouge Duffin's Wildlife Corri- Map Realty Ltd. is hoping to ed in the northeast portion of the water table. dor is a connection between Altona build 70 townhomes and two condo- property, is being appealed by Map "That bog relies on a fluctuating Forest and the Rouge Park. minium -style apartment buildings, Realty. water level. What all this habitat "The only way for animals in the one of which would operate as a se- Christopher Amos, whose father does is it protects the water table for forest to get into the valleys is niors' facility, on a 22 -acre parcel of owned the property in the 1950s, the entire area... the bog, in a wet through that corridor," he said, land in the western area of the city. said the area is "one of the most rare state, creates a plug for that water... adding if the OMB overturns the Mr. Rosenberg told the crowd of and interesting places in southern to tamper with those water levels is City's designation on the property more than 70 people five acres of Ontario. to tamper with something you don't • and allows homes to be built on the Send -condolences to Trudeau family Local residents can send A second book of condo- riding was "pivotal" in the out - their sympathies_ to the family lences will be available on the come of the 1972 federal elec- of Pierre Elliott Trudeau by main floor of the Pickering tion. He recalls Liberal candi- signing a book of condolences Central Library for residents date Norm Cafik defeated Pro - at two locations in Pickering to sign this weekend. It will gressive Conservative candi- during the next few days. - , then be moved to the foyer of date Frank McGee by approxi- Pickering-Ajax-Uxb',dge :k Civic Complex tomorrow. mutely eight votes in what was MP Dan McTeague is Ipmg {t. 2) and remain there unt�en win as the Ontario his constituency off Open, :y.f; Ridirt �� . this weekend to alf : resi- w,, e City of Pickering 74 (Trudeau) the seat T dents to sign a book of condo- forward the book to tite he neede!4, he said, recalling lences that he'll take : �o the Trudeau family. he "first tr t Mr. Trudeau, who former prime minister's -hamily ``Obviously the country has he later came to know "very in Ottawa after attending the lostan intellectual giant and a well", while on a school trip in funeral, expected to be held at man who always represented a 1976. Montreal's Notre Dame Basil- better Canada for tomorrow "That's r where I got the ica Tuesday. and in that regard has made bug," he said. "I wanted to be "There is an outpouring of very much the Canada we now like him." concern and mourning," Mr. enjoy today," Mr. McTeague Mr. McTeague's office, at McTeague said Friday, adding said, anticipating Tuesday's 1020 Brock Rd. S., Unit 1005, displaying a book of condo- state funeral "will be a memo- will be open from 11 a.m. to 3 lences for residents to sign is rial unlike any we've ever seen p.m. on Sunday and from 8:30 "probably the best we can do in Canada". a.m. to 5 p.m. beginning Mon - here". Mr. McTeague recalls this day. AJAXMC MMG NEWS ADVERTISER TMC0XfNfUNrffNlsvvsMAMSM CM IM For more information please call the Circulation oepartment site it "would mean the destruction of the forest". Glenn De Baeremaeker, presi- dent of Save The Rouge Valley Sys- tem, asked the board "to uphold the good planning principles that are al- ready in place." Members of the public will have a second opportunity to address the OMB during an evening session scheduled from 7 to 10 p.m. Tues- day, Oct: 3. The meeting will be held at the Civic Complex, 1 The Esplanade. A message from The War Amps "00 �7- WE pffift O in UUM H00 0 For more information about the PLAYSAFE Program, call: 1-800-250-3030 http:#www.waramps.ca Please Recycle Me... _KA8 Includes full ra '' ' • • Payment •. Detailed report prepared for youServices E3 Complimentary Hand Car Wash • ® $39.95 value at no cost to you - for a limited time ® Our factory trained technicians will check... • Engine Components • • Chassis Components . • Electrical Systems • Exhaust Systems • • Tres • • • Front & Rear Brakes • Road Test (if applicable) Call To MakQ A Reservation With Our Service Department Umited time offer. 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"My life has He is currently serving as presi- been one of in- k $} dent of the Fairport Beach Neigh - volvement and par- ... bourhood Association, is a member ticipation in com- of the City's Committee of Adjust- munity and issues ments, is part of the community advi- that make Pickering sory committee on the Durham Re- a great place to live gion Transportation Master Plan and work. I believe Study and is on the community work - that any person ing group on the. York Region Long seeking an elected Term Water Supply Project. position should PAUL WHITE Mr. White is also a member of the have a proven track Rotary Club of Pickering and the record of experience and service to Royal- Canadian Legion. the community," he said. 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E G Ji TO�NAI P ONCE GOLDKey.•E. �;t; 0 6TOP P ONEsw �� * GOLDKey... ; A/P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 1, 2000 E Orl I d I t a & OPINIONS -NEWS l 1 JV V JLC 1 i 1 I E 1 i ® C Y o 1, 2 EDITORIAL Political buck -passing dangerous to what ails us Regional politicians should put our health ahead of the ballot box " So the Region's finance committee Nicholson says, "The message I'm get - resoundingly recommends Regional ting from residents is they expect the council vote `No' this Wednesday to a federal and provincial levels of govem- property tax increase to raise . $100 mil- ment to step forward and adequately lion for hospital expansion. This is not a fund our hospitals." Well, what do you surprise. call $216 million in funding? That's the There's an election in November, so Province's commitment towards the politicians who say `No' to a tax in- - $409.5 million required to get the capi- crease in October stand a good chance tal expansion needed to `keep up' with of being around come December. Imag- our medical concerns in the next two ine the political price they'd pay on the decades. We have an aging population campaign trail and at the ballot box if and a crisis surely looms. they show some guts and say `Yes'. We're already on `code purple' daily, But after years of bragging of zero- which indicates the emergency depart - per -cent tax increases, Durham politi- ment is jammed at almost every area cians have nothing else to offer. No fore- hospital. This Region is growing so fast, sight. No sensible plan for the future. No our medical facilities will be hopelessly vision. Where will these regional repre- outdated in just a few years. What will sentatives be a decade down the line we do then? when Durham's six hospitals are woe- How can we ignore professionals like fully inadequate for our medical needs? Rouge Valley foundation president Rene Where will they be when emergency Soetens, Ajax site chief operating officer halls are full of stretchers because the Bruce Cliff, Lakeridge Health chief needed improvements at the cost of $10 Brian Lemon and Lakeridge Health to $15 per month over five years per chairman Bev Oda? property taxpayer is judged too high? Without Durham's commitment and Let's be blunt about this. What price an agreement for $93.9 million in fund - would you pay for the world's best ing from the region's hospital founda- health care? Can you honestly say an- tions, this deal is dead. And the body other $10, $10% per month over five count will rise in future because we have years is too much to pay? For the health no political leadership at the Region of your child, spouse, sibling, parent, today. What a shame! friend? For yourself? Is the request for local contributions, , E -Mail your comments on this opinion "absolutely disgusting", as Whitby to steve.houston@durhamnews.net Sub - Councillor Pat Perkins says? missions which include a first and last Oshawa Councillor and Regional fi- name, as well as the city of residence, will nance committee chairman Brian be considered for publication. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR `Narcissistic' society clouds traditional lives, To the editor: Re: `Self-esteem takes a beating with poor children,' Sept. 3. I found the first half of the arti- cle to be a very perceptive analysis of how our society has changed over the last half -century. However, I found it missed the mark when it came to reporting attempts to deal with the damage poverty can wreak on today's children. The real . problem is not that some children feel socially isolated because they lack certain common luxuries. It is instead the powerful commercial interests that now Trudeau was one of a kind Political legacy still to be written, but flair was unrivalled To understand Pierre Trudeau, you and was brave enough to follow his have to look much further back than passions with icy reason. His high his time as prime minister. TiM points: leading the `No' side to a re - in 1980 For Mr. Trudeau was a.man of the world, a person who had a keen fasci-�Kell y sounding victory the Quebec referendum; bringing the Constitution nation in what went on beyond our home in 1982 with a Charter of Rights borders. As a teenager, he mixed canoe Staff editor and Freedoms; his attempts to make trips in northern Canada with sojourns Canada a home to peoples of all na- throughout Europe. As a young adult, tions through multicultural programs; after studying in London and Paris, as by to campaign for local Liberal Des and his commitment to a just society. well as Montreal, he travelled around Newman. The last-minute visit didn't His low points: reversing himself on the planet, taking a year to visit post- put Mr. Newman over the top (he came wage and price controls after saying he Second World War hot spots like Israel a close third) but it was memorable for wouldn't institute them during the and the Far East. Still later, in the early those in the car with Mr. Trudeau. 1974 election; his neglect of Western 1960s, he paddled to Cuba and made At a long gone fitness facility here, Canada and their feelings of contempt his way to China. All the while he a passenger with Mr. Trudeau, know- for him after a brief love affair during maintained an intense interest in Cana- ing the 48-year-old's predilection for the 1968 election; and the deficit dian and Quebec politics and life. working out, asked him if he'd like to spending and huge debt run up during So when he became an MP, then go in for a quick sweat. After hearing a his 16 years in office. justice minister and prime minister in a "Sure, that would be great," response, It will take many years yet to find rapid-fire three years in the mid-1960s, his visitor entered the facility, began to Mr. Trudeau's place in history. For he was ready for the job. walk down the steps and suddenly no- now, we can appreciate his flair, dedi- A touch of Mr. Trudeau was in evi- ticed the nation's leader at the bottom cation to Canada and desire to make a dence here in Durham Region during of the stairwell. He'd slid down the difference. That he did. the 1968 federal election. It was the banister! last day of that late spring campaign Mr. Trudeau had visions and E -Mail your comments on this opin- and he made his way to Oshawa -Whit- dreams for Canada on a world stage ion to steve.houston®durhamnews.net. shape our society and convince us that we are to be judged by what "colour -of -the -month" products we own. The article implies a major rea- son for low self-esteem among - today's less wealthy youth, is they feel "classified as `poor' because of the out-of-date, ill-fitting clothes they wear." Is the increase in low self-es- teem among children a result of their doing without trendy clothes? Or is it a result of their parent's ob- session with their own material lifestyle, rather than in creating a genuinely loving and nurturing family life? I am not denying there is a growing problem with child pover- ty, not only in this country, but also around the world. Feeding and housing these families is the short- term priority. But the long-term pri- ority is to teach people how not to fall into the cycle of poverty in the . first place. The story rightly points out the social trend toward single - parent families is a major factor in the rise of child poverty locally. I do object to the material defin- ition of poverty, however. The chil- dren who find themselves without the top-of-the-line athletic shoes are not lacking. They, are not poor. They simply live traditional lives in the midst of a narcissistic society that values gluttony and material excess to the point of self-destruc- tion. Many of these so-called "poor" children are actually very "lucky" in a way. They may be the only ones who have a chance of remain- ing truly sane in a society gone crazy. If they could only be taught to realize that leading a life of mod- eration makes them an asset to the future of the world; this would go a long way toward boosting their self-esteem. These children may be the world's only, hope in breaking our society's spiral into an oblivion of wasted resources, mountains of garbage and environmental de- struction. Alexander Heydon, Ajax NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 1, 2000 PAGE 7 A/P 3 i ec:'''.' ,_, s a ,.; ,.5 ... ",_ , :.•..., ..15 yr Thanksgiving is fast approach- The turkey is ing and with this holiday comes thawed. Now what? the celebration of the beginning of Before you can cook the bird, the fall season and of course the you have to clean and prepare it. wonderful meal featuring turkey as The Ontario Turkey Producers' the main attraction. Marketing Board says this is a very But planning the holiday meal important step: does not come without its ques- 1. Remove plastic wrap from tions. Are you stressed over how to thawed turkey. prepare your whole turkey? Do 2. Remove neck and giblets from you need to be reminded of how to body cavity. prepare your turkey? 3. Rinse turkey well inside and out Ontario Turkey Producers' with cold water. Thoroughly pat Marketing Board offers the follow- dry with paper towels. ing information to help you in 4. Always' wash hands thoroughly preparing your whole turkey. in hot soapy water before prepar- It is very important never to ing foods and handling raw meat. thaw a turkey at room temperature. 5. Do not let raw meat juices touch Leave turkey in the original pack- ready -to -eat foods either in the age and follow one of the follow- refrigerator or during a� ing methods to thaw your turkey: • Refrigerator Method This method is ideal as it keeps the meat cold until it is completer+ defrosted. Place your turkey on a tray in the refrigeratorx;_ allowing five hours per pound (10 hours/kg) defrosting time. • Cold Water Method x In a large container, cover the turkey complete with cold water. Change water at least every hour, allowing 1 hour per pound (2 hours/kg) } defrosting time. • Frozen Prestuffed Turkeys If you are purchasing aR.R. frozen, prestuffed turkey, DO NOT THAW! Cook from frozen state and check product label for further instructions. What's the IN way to stuff a tur' Generations of Canadians have been enjoying turkeys — stuffed and unstuffed. Whether you choose to stuff your turkey or cook stuffing in a casserole dish is a matter of person- al preference. But, as with any preparation involving raw food in- gredients, it's important to carefully follow proper food safety and han- dling procedures to ensure a safe turkey every time. For consumers who choose to stuff their turkey, Ontario Turkey Producers' Marketing Board recom- mends the following guidelines. • Prepare stuffing just before plac- ing in turkey. Use only cooked in- gredients in stuffing — saute veg- etables, use only cooked meats and seafood (oysters) and use pasteur- ized egg products instead of raw eggs. Place prepared stuffing in turkey just before roasting. Do not stuff the turkey the night before roasting. • Stuff both neck and body cavi- ties of completely thawed turkey, al- lowing 1/2 to 3/4 cup of stuffing per pound of turkey. Do not pack stuff- ing tightly in turkey. • Always use a meat thermometer. The turkey is done when the thigh temperature reaches 180°F on a meat thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the thigh next to body, not touching bone. Move the meat thermometer to the center of stuffing; temperature should be 160 to 1650R When the stuffed turkey is done, remove turkey from oven and let turkey with stuffing stand 15 to 20 minutes. This stand time pro- vides an added measure of safety for stuffing temperature to reach 165°F. ced foods on the same plate that held raw product. 7. Wash utensils, dishes and surfaces used for cutting turkey with hot, soapy water. Then rinse using a sani- tizing solution of one capful of chlo- rine bleach in a sink full of warm water. Thoroughly rinse surfaces, dishes and utensils with hot water. 8. Keep cutting board and utensils in good repair as_ they can harbour bacteria inside cracks and crevices. The turkey is ready for the oven. When roasting an unstuffed turkey, simply season the cavity with salt, pepper, poultry season- ing (if desired) and add two quar- 1. Preheat oven to 325°F (160°C). 2. If you wish to stuff your turkey, do so lightly and just before it goes into the oven — never stuff turkey the day/night before. Stuffing can be prepared separately in a covered baking dish. 3. Place clean turkey, breast up, on a rack in a shallow pan. 4. Insert oven -safe meat ther- mometer into the thickest part of the inner thigh just above but not touching the thighbone. 5. Roast uncovered or loosely cov- ered with foil. If you choose to baste your turkey, limit the number of times you open and close your oven (once an hour is sufficient). Opening the oven will alter the length of cooking time. 6. Roast until thermometer reads 170°F (770C) for an unstuffed turkey or 180°F ;t (82°C) for a stuffed turkey. 7. Remove turkey when & cooking is completed and �$ let stand 15 to 20 minutes £#4 t ;a to allow the juices to set.. x, • Is basting necessary No. Basting throughout the roasting process is ,$ s unnecessary. Pouring $ices over the turkey's skin ,while it roasts will not make the meat juicier. The liquid �ates only about 1/8 to 1/4 of an inch beneath the skin and most of the dttice will run off into an. Opening the oven door peri- odically to baste a{turkey can cool the oven and possibly lengthen the roasting time. • Before roasting, lightly coat the turkey's skin with oil, shortening or vegetable cooking spray to pre- vent the skin from drying. How much turkey? 1. Purchase one pound of turkey per person. This will allow for some leftovers. 2. Factors such as incorrect oven temperature, the temperature of the turkey at the time it is placed in the oven and the number of times you open the oven door will affect the length of cooking time. 3. Reheating tip: layer slices of turkey with washed lettuce or cab- bage leaves. Cover and heat- in mi- crowave or oven. 4. You can store a turkey in the freezer for up to one year. The turkey will be safe if frozen for a longer time period than one year but the texture and flavour will begin to deteriorate. The best way to roast turkey • Place thawed or fresh turkey, breast up, on a flat rack in a shallow pan, 2 to 2-1/2 inche&.deep. • Insert oven -safe meat thermome- ter into the thickest part of the thigh. • Brush or rub skin with oil to pre- vent drying of the skin and to en- hance the golden color. • Place in a preheated 325F oven. • When the skin is a light golden color and the turkey is about two- thirds done, shield the breast loosely with a tent of lightweight foil to prevent overcooking of the breast. • Turkey is done when the meat thermometer reaches the following temperatures: - 180 to 185F deep in the thigh; also, juices should be clear, not pink when thigh muscle is pierced deeply. - 170 to 175F in the thickest part of the breast, just above, the rib bones. 160 to 165F in the center of the stuffing, if turkey is stuffed. • Let turkey stand for 15-20 minutes before carving to allow juices to set. Special education funding needs top Catholic board agenda SPECIAL from page I provided for school boards to clar- ify or assist the validators," stated Ms. Freedman in her report. In the board's case, that meant 59 per cent of `ISA 3' claims, re- flecting the highest -needs stu- dents, were rejected or validated as `ISA 2' claims, resulting in less funding. The Province plans to consult with Ontario school boards this fall to determine how to make sure funding remains fair while ensur- ing stability and improving pre- dictability. Also to be discussed is how to improve the audit process and the implementation of ISA cri- teria. Provincial statistics show the number of eligible ISA 3 students is falling while ISA 2 eligible pupil numbers are rising. Ms. Freedman points out the need is always growing here be- cause Durham, close to services available in Toronto, attracts many families with special -needs chil- dren. She says she doesn't want to think about what would happen if the projected shortfall is realized, but extra staff were hired with the guaranteed funding from the Province. "I don't even want to face the implications," she said. "Parents IF with special needs (children) have enough to deal with... They don't have'to be worried about trying to get services from school:' "It's a real challenge. It's a con- cern for parents. It's a concern for schools." water to cover, bring to a boil and cook, covered for 4 Leftover Aelight minutes. Add the broccoli and onions to the pan and cook, covered for 1 to 2 minutes more or until the veg- 2 1/2 cups Turkey leftovers 625 mL etables are crisp -tender. drain well. Turn the vegetable 1,1/2 cups Sweet.potatoes, peeled, diced375 mL mixture into a shallow oval or square 2 -quart baking 2 cups Broccoli florets or dish. Stir in the Butterball® turkey leftovers and pars - 1 (10 oz) package frozen, chopped 500 mL. ley. Using the same saucepan, melt the butter over broccoli, thawed medium heat. Stirin cornstarch, and spices. Gradually 1 cup Frozen pearl onions, thawed 250 mL stir in broth and continue to cook., stirring until thick - 1/4 cup Parsley, chopped 50 mL ened. Pour the sauce over the turkey mixture in the bak- 2 tbsp Butter or margarine, unsalted 25 mL ing dish and stir gently to combine. Set aside 3 tbsp Cornstarch 45 mL Pre -heat the oven to 375°F (200°C). 3/4 - 1 1/2 tsp Rosemary 3-7 mL Unfold the pie crust. peel off one sheet of plastic. or 1/4-1/2 tsp dried rosemary, crushed 1-2 mL Sprinkle the pastry with the flour and roll the dough out 1/4 tsp Ground black pepper, fresh 1 mL to fit the filled pastry dish. Put the pastry crust, floured - dash Ground allspice dash side down, over the top of dish. trim the edges and 1/3/4 cups Turkey or chicken broth 425 mL press the pastry around the edges of the dish. Cut a 1/4 cup Dry white wine 50 mL slash in the centre of the crust as a steam vent. brush the 1 Refrigerated pie crust 1 pastry with the beaten egg. 1 tsp All-purpose flour 5 mL Put the dish on a baking sheet and bake for 30 - 35 min - 1 Large eggs, beaten with 1 utes or until the crust is golden brown. Let the pie stand for 5 minutes before serving. Put the sweet'potatoes in a medium saucepan. Add Yield: 6 servings Special education funding needs top Catholic board agenda SPECIAL from page I provided for school boards to clar- ify or assist the validators," stated Ms. Freedman in her report. In the board's case, that meant 59 per cent of `ISA 3' claims, re- flecting the highest -needs stu- dents, were rejected or validated as `ISA 2' claims, resulting in less funding. The Province plans to consult with Ontario school boards this fall to determine how to make sure funding remains fair while ensur- ing stability and improving pre- dictability. Also to be discussed is how to improve the audit process and the implementation of ISA cri- teria. Provincial statistics show the number of eligible ISA 3 students is falling while ISA 2 eligible pupil numbers are rising. Ms. Freedman points out the need is always growing here be- cause Durham, close to services available in Toronto, attracts many families with special -needs chil- dren. She says she doesn't want to think about what would happen if the projected shortfall is realized, but extra staff were hired with the guaranteed funding from the Province. "I don't even want to face the implications," she said. "Parents IF with special needs (children) have enough to deal with... They don't have'to be worried about trying to get services from school:' "It's a real challenge. It's a con- cern for parents. It's a concern for schools." A/P PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 1, 2000 RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Larry Noonan surveys the damage to trees in the Altona Forest near St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic School. He estimates that at least 30 trees have been cut down. Toronto Region Conservation Authority officials are prob- ing the case. Vandals strike Altona Forest in Pickering Up to 30 Hees cut down over fast two weeks PICKERING - The chairman of the Altona Forest Stewardship Com- mittee is asking residents to be on the lookout for vandals in the forest after approximately 30 trees were cut down during the past two weeks.- "I eeks:"I would like the neighbours to be aware of this. There is vandalism going on, said Larry Noonan, co- chairman of the committee, who first discovered 16 trees had been cut down about two weeks ago when he was out for a walk. Now he said up to 30 have been cut, including an assortment of elm, maple, white ash, white cedar, cherry, ironwood and yellow birch that have "been cut down at odd heights... with axes and saws." He estimated the trees, which - would cost about $20,000 to replace, range in age from five to 40 years old. "The majority of the ones they're cutting down are about 20 years old," he said, noting most are tall and skin- ny. "They're cutting trees that are moveable," he said, wondering if someone plans to return for the trees and use them as firewood. Mr. Noonan said he's reported the damage to the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA), which is responsible for the 52.7 - hectare forest that stretches from Stroud's Lane north to Finch Avenue and from Rosebank Road west to Al- tona Road. The forest was designated an environmentally significant area in 1982. "I want these people stopped," Mr. Noonan said, noting the area is a nat- ural forest that has all sorts of birds and wildlife as well as some rare trees. "For people to go in and chop down trees is terrible " Mike Fitzgerald, east zone super- intendent for TRCA, reported the au- thority repaired a hole in the fence bordering the forest Tuesday where it's believed the vandals entered. He noted staff will be increasing their visibility in the area. "We're trying to educate the neighbourhood and the community and we will be approaching local schools to educate (students) on the sensitivity of the area," he said. He added conservation authorities have the ability to charge individuals who damage authority property under the Conservation Authority Act, but said, "we're hoping education will be the key to our success." Anyone with information is asked to contact the TRCA enforcement branch at (416) 984-7868. KNOB HILL FARMS THE FOOD TERMINAL Yes. 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You bring joy and laugh- 5} ter to all our lives. Don't ever lose your beautiful smile" Lots of love from Mommy, Daddy, brother Cameron, Grandma and Grandpa Shiga, Grandma and Grandpa Ford, all your aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Birthday . "Happy birthday wishes to our little `Man of the House', Blair Williams, who turned six in Sep- tember. He celebrated with friends and family. Lots of love and a big bear hug from Mommy, Daddy, brother Ryan, Nana, Papa, Nanny, Grampa, his aunts, uncles and cousins." Birthday There were happy birthday wishes, hugs and kisses for 'Tyler Sweeting, as he turned four Sept. 28. "Your smile, your face, your charm and embrace remind us of how precious you are to us. We cherish every moment and love you more each day." Love from Mommy, Daddy, Newton, s Granny, Grandpa, Nanna, Papa, his aunts, uncles, cousins and best buddy Uncle Ray. Birthday Jared Gas- parotto turned 10 on Aug. 28. "To a great kid, hope you had a great birthday. Much love from Granny and Grandpa, the Kuczuk t� clan, the. Mc- Gregor clan t and Sean. Birthday Twinkle, twinkle little Starr. Renee Aleya Shaye Starr turned _a one on Sept. 8. "After a diffi- cult pregnancy, our little Starr is a diamond in our eyes. A joy to behold, a definite gift from above.. Much love from Mom- and the entire family." Birthday H a p y birthday to "our big boy" Jordan Hack - bush, as he turns six on Oct. 1. Wish- ing Jordan a happy day are Daddy, Justin, Nanny, Poppa, Auntie Jen and Kyle. 13th Birthday "Another ,g teenage, ! Happy 13th birthday to our son Leland Street on Oct. 7. Our little buddy isn't so little any more! Love you from Mom, Dad, Dani, Fifi and Rene" Birthday On Sept. 21, , Brianna Campbell turned eight. Happy birth- day wishes t came from Mom, Aunt Kelly,. Grandma, Grandpa and Rebel. Birthday September was a busy month in the Shivrattan home. Sept. 22 was Mom's birthday and Sydney turned three on Sept. 30. "Happy birthday to both of you from Dad, Scott and Danielle." Birthday Happy birth- day to "a terrif- ic guy." Tom Palmer turned 11 on Sept. 29. Lots of love and best wishes from Mom, Dad, Eric, Mitchie and Bear. Birthday There were happy birthday wishes on Sept. 27 for Maggie t. Lavers. Best wishes, hugs and kisses come from Mommy, Iggy, Ashley, Amanda, Grandma, Grandpa and cousins Erica, Trica and Tyler. "We love you." Birthday Oct. 6 is a special day at the Matheson home, as Heather turns seven. Happy birthday wishes with love from Mummy, Daddy, Ryan, Nana, Papa, and all of her family. "Have a fun day." ROBS 1794 Liverpool Roan. Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? ...Send to: - 4 Pickering 831-5431. ARE: Let. us know. We'll publish your Name Dropping, 3 THIS WEEK'S CAKE WINNERS Wi1hams % Keith Gilligan, 1. Blair -2. Heather Mathes= 3. 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Registration forms are available at Teams will earn points by answer- the Claremont Legion or the Clare- ing questions from clues found mont Corner Store. throughout the area. For more information call 649 - Start times will be scheduled be- 2295 or 649-3166 in the evening. tween 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. and participants are asked to arrive at _the legion at least half an hour before their start time. Registration for each car and dri- ver is $30. 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Logan Brooks, 5 yrs Matthew Myhren, Bridges Kinder Connection 29th Isaac Bessey, 5 yrs 8 yrs 26th Bruce Cullen, 6 yrs Olivia White, 5 yrs 16th Lukas Semple, 4 yrs Courtney Auld - Laidlaw, 11 yrs 27th Taylor McGee, 4 yrs Kaitlyn Wood, 11 yrs 17th Samantha Matthew Milner, 7 yrs Brittany Watts, 8 yrs 18th Steven Genis, 9 yrs Elizabeth Humphrey, 13 yrs Justin Mason, 13 yrs Adriana Whibbs, 4 yrs 19th Mitchell Kovacs, 6 yrs Macfarlane, i yrs For Children 21/2 yrs. to 7 yrs. yrs Samantha McKay, ' GOLDCIRCLE 19 • Full & half day programs Im 1& • Junior & Senior., IMA IEAIMY 11)CAAM Kindergarten • Before - Lunch DAY IVA - After School circle of golden happiness, • Ages 21 /2 - 122 ya.m. - y - •Aears ge with modern facilities 683-5958 •Computers, Music 115 DELANEY DRIVE & much more Lauren Nottle, 12 yrs Kyle Hubley, 10 For Children 21/2 yrs. to 7 yrs. yrs Samantha McKay, ' r 10 yrs Kimberly Vella, K v KINDER CONNECTION DAYCARE 10 yrs • MATH • LANGUAGE • • PRIVATE SCHOOL PROVIDING 20 YEARS 20th • ART • FRENCH 55 Emperor OF QUALITY CARE Tom Weiss, 12 yrs 428-6256 • ENRICHED & LOVING ENVIRONMENT BY QUALIFIED & EXPERIENCED STAFF 21St 831-9161 •15MONTHS •9YEARS • FULL DAY & PART TIME PROGRAMMES Jordan Rints, 9 yrs 1066 Dunbarton Rd. Pickering Hwy. 2 & Dixie Rd. . JR. & SR. KINDERGARTEN PROGRAMMES Jennifer Harris, Bridges Kinder Connection SPACES AVAILABLE 13 yrs Day Care Stephanie Pearson, 12 yrs 22nd Skylar Beke, 8 yrs Brooks Martin, 7 yrs 23rd Alessia Molinaro, 5 yrs Zachary Eissler, 8 yrs 24th Circles in the Sun nce s Home Child Care Services Government Licensed & Subsidized Day/Evening Agency Excellent child care available quick & immediately Serving Durham Region and Metro East professionally. Regularly ins and supervised homes. Child -prop , nice & clean. Well-trained family-oriented providers are ready and have their doors open to love and care for your child full/part-time. 3 months to 10 years 694-0414 The tarty Ponies Private Catering to: Lessons •Birthda Parties Available •Family Reunions From 4 yrs •Carnivals & Festivals and up! L'(• I •' For Children 21/2 yrs. to 7 yrs. .11. 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M A CHIL S POLE CHILD CARE FOR TODAY'S FAMILIES (ESTABLISHED $INCE 1969) LQUALITY HOURS: 6:30 AM - 6:00 PM - NO ENROLLING 21/2 - 6YEARS • Quality Programs In A Secure Environment • Full/Part Time Care • Fully Qualified Staff ¢ Pickering ¢ • Featuring "Summer Club" • Extra Curricular Activities - Town Centre c 1875 GLENANNA 1875 a 6 (BESIDE PICKERING TOWN CENTRE) > GLENANNA RD. m SOUTH PICKERING c7 MINI-SKOOL `A CHILD'S PLACEINC. . a A/P PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 1, 2000 New measures not the answer for domestic abuse: Shelter Battered women's advocate says more needed BY STEPHEN SHAW ders, which would' be easier Staff Writer to obtain and enforce. The provincial govern- "This legislation, if ment's proposed "domestic passed, would send a clear. intervention orders" may im- signal that domestic violence prove protection for abuse is a serious crime and will victims, but they alone won't not be tolerated in Ontario," prevent future tragedies, the said Mr. Flaherty, adding the head of a Durham Region legislation would expand the shelter for battered women definition of domestic vio- says.. lence to include victims in "It is a positive step for- dating relationships. ward,'but it is certainly not Under the proposed Do - something that is going to mestic Violence Protection eliminate ' the risk for Act, intervention orders women," Sandra McCorma- could be enforced under the ck, executive director of Criminal Code, meaning Denise House, said respond- abusers would be prosecuted ing to plans to give new teeth in criminal court for viola - to court orders aimed at tions, and could be detained. keeping spouse -abusers Currently, restraining or - away from victims. ders are dealt with in family Attorney General Jim court. Abuse victims can Flaherty, Whitby -Ajax MPP, apply for a peace bond in introduced legislation criminal court, in which an Wednesday to replace family alleged abuser must sign a court restraining orders with recognizance agreeing to domestic intervention or- conditions, but that process Manpower launches Skilled Division mechanics, tool and die makers, industrial electri- i cians, brake/punch press operators, CNC machin- ists, welders/fitters, sheet I metal/precision metal and fabricators. "Manpower, through its i network of local, national r and international offices, is able to recruit skilled trades people to work for I you," states a news release. r "Our in-depth employer in- terview and applicant inter- view and reference -check process helps to ensure the I best candidates are referred to you." 1 For more information i about the skilled trades di - 3 vision, call Lorne Dixon at 1 831-7683. AIDS Walk Durham generates $14,000 for organization AIDS Walk Durham, The top walker raised held on Sept. 24, raised more than $2,080 and the $14,000_ for the AIDS .$14,000 - top team raised $3,604. Committee of Durham. The funds from the Fifty-six walkers took event will help the commit - part in the event, which tee provide programs and started and ended in Os- services for people infect- hawa's Civic Square at ed and affected with HIV City Hall. and AIDS. Moms and tots invited to have fun PICKERING — Local Community Centre, 910 moms interested in getting Liverpool Rd., Pickering, active and fit are invited to from 9 a.m. to 1-1:15 a.m. takepart in Wednesday Co-operative babysitting morning volleyball games. with crafts and snacks is Moms and Tots Volley- available. Phone 420-0652 ball is offered Wednesday . (Tammy) for more infor- mornings at the East Shore . . , ; * 1 1 4 * 1 f. 4 . , � _r 4A ; *t) mation. a? i . . i 1 # $ t 1 14 # 3.•. ;` j usually takes much more high-profile cases of deadly the proposed law will "give time and involves a hearing. domestic violence this past police more tools to help The legislation would summer, which highlighted protect victims of domestic make intervention orders the need for better protection violence". quicker to obtain and would for abuse victims. Although optimistic the i,. } impose conditions on the al- On June 20, Gillian legislation will improve, pro- leged abuser as well as per- Hadley, a Pickering mother tection, Ms. McCormack mit police to seize any of three, was shot dead by said abused women need weapons and remove the al- her abusive husband Ralph more support within the leged abuser from a home. Hadley, who then killed him- community. The region is ,..} It would also impose self. Mr. Hadley was free on lacking in housing, legal and i tougher terms and conditions bail, despite two earlier counselling resources, she for detention and release of breaches of court orders to said. anabuser who violates an stay away from his estranged "Hopefully this will make r order. A conviction for wife. A coroner's inquest has a difference and give the po- breaching would _carry a been called to examine the lice and courts more equip - two -year maximum jail term circumstances surrounding ment to deal with breaches KEVIN McALPINE and a criminal record. the tragedy. (of court orders), but I don't 'Hopefully this will make The proposed change Durham Regional Police think this is the ultimate an- a difference. ' comes in the wake of several Chief Kevin McAlpine said swer." er5 Welcome -to... TACE 55 Monday, October 2"d, 2000. We've lowered the age of our once -a -month Senior's Day Event to 55 years or WWI Our next Advantage 55 Day will be on Monday, Nov. 61, 2000. All regular, clearance and sale -priced items throughout the store, including non-prescription & healthcare products', Zellers Restaurants and Magicuts at participating Zellers locations. PLUS! ENJOY FREE COFFEE AND MUFFINS from store opening to 11:00 a.m. Suddenly, 55 is looking better and better! *With proof of age. "Some exceptions apply. Please see the Customer Service Desk for details. t Eligibility is subject to federal & provincial regulations. NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 1, 2000 PAGE 13 A/P Pickering firm acquires software developer PICKERING — AirIQ Inc., a D'Ark Systems as an integral part of the ping system. wireless application service provider AirIQ team. As we move forward with D'Ark Systems specializes in Inter - specializing in the emerging telematics our aggressive growth plans, it makes net and intranet -based solutions for industry, has announced the acquisition sense to formalize that relationship." emerging platforms like wireless sys- of Toronto-based software developer Mr. Simmonds added, "Having' tems . using distributed, component- D'Ark Systems. D'Ark's tremendous talent and valuable based software. The two companies have been work- intellectual property in-house will mean "This is an exciting transition," said ing together since February 1999 and all AirIQ can direct the effective and rapid D'Ark Systems president Dathan Liblik employees of D'Ark Systems will trans- development of our technology progres- who'll take, on the position of AirIQ's fer to AirIQ, which now owns all of the Sion." director of technology planning. "We software coding, development tools and AirIQ, a division of The Lenbrook see a bright future in the combination of intellectual property of D'Ark. Group of Pickering, uses telematics to wireless and location technologies, par - "Over time, our respect for D'Ark help its clients locate and manage their ticularly as an application service Systems has grown stronger and our re- vehicle fleets through a system based on provider. lationship more valuable," said AirIQ an on -board computer with an integrat- president and CEO Don Simmonds. ed GPS and wireless transceiver, com- ' "For almost two years, we've regarded municating to an online digitized map- • IF • TIME - QUAI Y • GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVA>QASLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE f PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #2) DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST Are you suffering from lower back pain? Or, do your headaches never seem to go away? Have you been injured at work or in a car accident and are having trouble dealing with the pain? Are you active in sports, but after the game have stiff joints and shooting pains? Are you pregnant with an aching back? Just the fax: 683-7363 Income Tax Course The H&R Block Tax Course starts Oct. l I th. Learn a new skill. Register NOW! For more info, call: 1-87y-229-6112 H&R BLOCK Are you in your Golden years and having trouble -enjoying retirement because those aches and pains are getting in the way? Are you concerned with the health of your whole body, and are looking for a different approach to health care? Are you concerned with your newborn's or child's long term well being and growth? If you answered yes to any of these questions, You should visit your local chiropractor. Every day in Canada, over 120,000 people receive treatment from Doctors of Chiropractic. Your chiropractor is a doctor with over 7 years of university education in the art of hands-on healing. Chiropractors use a combination of treatments for your condition. They are specialists in using exact, gentle manipulations of your spine to make you feel great. Chiropractic treatment also includes diet and exercise programs to get you back into tip-top shape. mractic Doctor Do I On your first visit to the doctor's office, your Chiropractor will: • Review your health history • Learn important information about any surgeries, major illnesses or events in your past that could contribute to your current health problem • Conduct a thorough neurological, orthopaedic, and chiropractic examination • Perform essential diagnostic physical tests, such as reflexes and muscle strength • _ff necessary, take an appropriate x-ray .ttc chf% A public awareness . annwricement firm your Durham ;Q M"ra&society Q�3ta�0 A/P PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 1, 2001 MONDAY, OCT. 2 DIVORCE CARE: Find answers to the questions you have while going through a separation or divorce at Divorce Care at Christian Life Center. Free sessions start NEWS ADVERTISER BILLBOARD OCT. 1.2®®® tonight and continue every Monday night away, dropping out of school, crimes and at 7:30 p.m., and include a facilitated dis- parent abuse. Call (416) 223-7444 or 1- cussion period. The group meets at 1030 800-488-5666 for information and meeting Ravenscroft Rd. (at Rossland Road), Ajax. location. 686-1411. YOGA:.The Sahaja Yoga Meditation group mets every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at TUESDAY, OCT. 3 the main branch of the Ajax Public Li - WOMEN'S MEETING: `Creative Con- brary, corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings nection' for ladies meets from 9:15 to 11 Cres., next to the Town hall. Free and a.m. at Ajax Baptist Church, 46 Birch everyone welcome. Phone 416-759-491.2 Cres.- For more information, please call for more information. Elizabeth at 905-436-2088. FRIENDSHIP CLUB: The Tuesday PARENT SUPPORT: The Association Of Morning Discussion Group meets at 9:30 Parent . Support Groups In Ontario, Inc. a.m. at the St. Andrew's Seniors Centre, 46 holds a parent support group meeting Exeter Rd., Ajax. Thomas Gablenz will every Tuesday in the Ajax/Pickering area show slides of his trip to the Dominican at 7:15 p.m. The group is for parents of Republic. Everyone welcome. 619-0315 kids involved in drugs, alcohol, running (Betty). Grandview yet s .funding oost More services offered for special needs kids in Durham Extra funding from the Ms. Watson said. Province has helped Without the money, the Grandview Rehabilitation centre would have faced a and Treatment Centre pro- deficit and had to eliminate vide more services for -three clinical positions, re - young people with special ducing services at Grand - needs. view, she added. Grandview will get Earlier this year, Grand - $265,923 in additional view had asked for another funding from the Province. $1 million, allowing it to The centre provides ser- hire another 11.5 clinical vices for children and positions to bring service youth with physical dis- levels up to those of other abilities, communications parts of Ontario, she said. disorders and those with The new funding is just multiple special needs in part of what's needed. Durham Region. The funding was an - "I'm delighted with the nounced by local MPPs. announcement," said Linda "This is great news for Watson, executive director - Grandview and a tremen- of Grandview. "It is extra dous relief for the families money. This is the first in- who bring their children to crease for children's treat- the centre," said Whitby- ment centres since -1992. Ajax MPP Jim Flaherty. We are hoping this is a sig- . "I am pleased that we nal there will be greater at- are able to take another tention, greater resources step to help support the ex - for children's treatment cellent work being done at centres." Grandview," said Picker - The money, which has ing-Ajax-Uxbridge MPP been anticipated since the Janet Ecker. end of 1999, has gone to The Province split $4 erase a deficit, hire another million in new annual occupational therapist and funding among the 19 cen- increase social work hours, tres in Ontario. Critter 1 itter "So Ethel ...how is the home daycare business going anywv yT' A WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4 ARTS COUNCIL: The PineRidge Arts Council hosts its monthly meeting at 7 p.m. on the second floor at the Pickering Recreation Complex on Valley Farm Road. Everyone is welcome. Phone 509-3855 (Cathy). SINGLE PARENT SUPPORT: The Ajax -Pickering chapter of the One Parent Families Association invites you to our weekly meeting held at 8 p.m. every Wednesday at the Ajax Cricket Club, 615 Monarch Ave. at Clements Road. Meetings are for both custodial and non-custodial parents whether your children are two or 42. For more information on the group, call 837-9670. SUPPORT GROUP: The Ajax -Pickering 1 - Osteoporosis Support Group meets on the first Wednesday of every month in the con- ference room- of the Ajax & Pickering Health Centre between 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. All are welcome. Phone 683-3948. (Marg), or 428-6632 (Marie) for more information on the group. VOLLEYBALL: Moms and Tots Volley- ball is offered Wednesday mornings at the East Shore Community Centre, 910 Liver- pool Rd., Pickering, from 9 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. Co-operative babysitting with crafts and snacks available. Phone 420-0652 (Tammy). TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Pickering Toastmasters Club meets in the Visitor's Centre of the Pickering nuclear station on Montgomery Park Rd. Meet and greet at 7:15 p.m., meeting from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Learn public speaking, leadership and communication skills. Phone 683-4439 (John), 619-0647 (Peter) for more infor- mation. We're open_ 24/7 Medical emergencies don't keep regular hours. Neither do we. In fact, we have emergency staff, emergency doctors and special- ists in areas like children's care, orthopaedics and rehabilita- tion available for you and your family any hour of the day or night. And, we're expanding our emergency and outpatient serv- ices to meet the growing demand. That means fast, responsive and professional care, in your own com- munity when you face a medical emergency. Ajax and Pickering Health Centre and Centenary Health Centre. Now we're even stronger as the Rouge Valley Health System, serving West Durham and East Toronto. Something you should know about ... from the Rouge ValleyrHealth System. Rouge Valley Health System cane. Close tohomie. wwwmwelkntcare.com NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 1, 2000 PAGE 15 A/P Durham Region ottcifNINials want you to take a hike towards better'health New trail maps available free of charge The Durham Region tivity for at least 30 minutes cess points, points of inter- and lots of other valuable Health Department is en- a day, seven days a week," est and a list of contacts for hiking information." couraging local residents to said public health nurse more information. Copies of the Trails map out a route towards be- Shawn Woods. "This map "The trails map is an ex- Durham. Region map are coming more physically ac- identifies accessible and in- cellent resource for anyone available free of charge at tive. expensive venues to partici- interested in increasing their several locations throughout The second edition of the pate in various forms of physical activity in both a Durham. Fore more infor- Trails Durham Region map physical activity right here fun and economical man- mation on a pickup location is now available and the in Durham Region" ner," said Ms. Woods. "It's a near you, call the Durham local health unit is hoping The map provides infor- very detailed map of Health Connection Line at community members will mation on 29 trails through- Durham Region showing 723-8521 or 1 -800 -841 - use the region's trails to in- out the Region, as well as 12 where each trail is located 2729 ext. 2158. crease their physical activi- suggested cycling routes ty. and 12 area beaches. "Our goal is to encourage Each trail detailed in the individuals to use the map to map outlines information work towards participating such as the length, level of in some form of physical ac- , difficulty, surface types, ac - Kim Phuc shares her story AJAX — Her image Friend Day being held at came to symbolize the Viet- FaithWay Baptist Church nam War. today, (Oct. 1). Kim Phuc was a nine- A free continental year-old girl in June 1972 breakfast reception is when she was severely scheduled for 9:30 a.m., burned by napalm. A pho- followed by Ms. Phuc shar- tograph of Ms. Phuc run- ing her life story during the ning down the road, naked morning service, set to start and screaming in pain, was at 10:30 a.m. one of the more indelible FaithWay Baptist images of the war. Church is at the corner of The photograph went on Taunton and Salem roads in to win a Pulitzer Prize. Ajax. Now an Ajax resident,, Call 686-0951 for more Ms. Phuc will be part of the information. 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PRODUCT OF U S A. #1 GRADE SPANISH 199 ONIONS So Le. 2• 1Q0 ;.), : - _ s_ . lopox35�R46KET$ ; , . 000 gOF, 1 fRGES, A/P PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 1, 2000 •N t gain for Pickenng,seniors thanks to newlibrary service PICKERING — A new touch -screen technology to dence that technology can ' dents of the retirement training and tourism. regular visiting library ser - service being offered by allow the residents to use be a useful tool for them home. Library staff will hold vice that the library has Pickering Public Library in the Internet. and they are thrilled to The grant was awarded training sessions at the se- been operating for years. conjunction with' Orchard "We are excited about have library staff provide under the guidelines of the niors' residence. Members of the public Villa Retirement Residence expanding the excellent them with customized Community Access Pro- Residents will be shown are invited to attend the will provide community se- partnership we have built training." gram competition and the basic computer skills, the Oct. 4 launch being held at niors with easier Internet with Orchard Villa," said li- The service is being library application was se- use of e-mail, Internet 7:30 p.m. at Orchard Villa, access. brary board chairman Jill funded through a grant lected by provincial and search techniques and how 1955 Valley Farm Rd., The library is launching Foster. from Industry Canada de- national committees made to use the library cata- Pickering. a unique Web page at Or- chard Villa Wednesday, "This project also al- lows us to show the mem- . signed to provide access to the library catalogue and to up of experts on communi- ty economic development, logue. Training sessions will For more information call the library, at 831-6265 Oct. 4 that uses the latest in bers of the retirement resi- the Internet for the resi- education, technology, be incorporated into the ext. 230. ETTER LEARN/NG 2000, Tomorrow begins today. Blaisdale Montessori School's Newest Location Blaisdale Montessori School the 401, the school is located at 20 home), Sensorial (activities that in an enjoyable attractive proudly announces the opening, in O'Brien Court, off Westney Road. refine the senses of sight, touch, For more information on January 2001, of their newest "There are actually two roads leading to hearing, etc.), Cultural (music and Blaisdale's newest location, or to location. Situated on 5 acres in a the school," stated Mrs. Wilson, one on art) and Academic (materials that arrange a visit, please call I secluded area, this 21,000 square foot the west side of Westney and the other teach reading, writing and match 427-5006. building contains a 5,000 square foot on the north side of Bayly. gymnasium. Using unique, educational materials, "Our newest and largest facility will children in a Montessori school house children from 16 months to age progress at their own rate in a "Prepared 14," stated Mrs. Eleanor Wilson, who Environment". IN the class for children founded Blaisdale in 1969. ages 3 to 5, this consists of Practical Close to the Ajax GO Station and Lite (activities that are found around the . ..... rove Her Grades {; ., ld Confidence. fur individualized learning program will help your child learn to think, focus, and rediscover motivation at school. Come and see what we're all about! 110 W117.Send 4 Make this year the best yet. X them to Oxford. S 4 , i 0" t LEARNING CENTRES® kering 420.3141 / Whitby 668.6800 } ` 1105 Finch Ave. 105.3050 Garden St. www.oxfordlearning.com Blaisdale 3 � Montessori School. 16 months - Grade 8 Blaisdale Montessori School is proud to announce a new campus to open in JANUARY 2001 In Ajax, January 2001. • 6 acre property • spacious gym • full Montessori curriculum AMI Trained Casa Teachers Call 905-509-5005 CCMA Affiliate Member f: NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 1, 2000 PAGE 21 P Durham councillors listen to police concerns Union head callsin-camera meeting `best forum we've had' New program helps seniors cope Seniors with emotional support and education, ex - eyes of many of our mem- "it wouldn't be proper to living in the community bership," he said, adding as discuss (the delegation)." Issues such as loneli- president of the association The police association k s� he has been "given direction passed a motion declaring discussion, guest speakers, by the membership to seek non -confidence in the chief COPE mental health pro- the removal of the chief'. and the police services ` Mr. Ryan, who was ac- board earlier this summer Cope and Care offers companied to the meeting after the Police Services gives seniors with emo- by two of his colleagues, Board dismissed the union's received training in com- said, "We gave a simplistic request to seek the chief's gether "to increase or main - view of what we see as the resignation and unanimous- offer support or help the problem." ly endorsed his leadership. in fun activities. The group He added, "Our member- Coun. Nicholson said he As well, the organiza- ship has lost confidence in believes it is "inappropriate To learn more about the Police Services Board." for employees who work for BRIAN NICHOLSON When asked why the us to ask for the dismissal of `Questions raised meeting was held in camera,__ any employee... the police about the inadequacy Mr. Ryan said that decision chief is chosen by the Police of policing.' was made because "the na- Services Board." ture of some of the material He said his main concern ciation, found less than 10 was sensitive." regarding the issue is re - per cent of uniformed offi- Oshawa Councillor and solving "the ongoing com- cers and civilian personnel finance and administration munication disputes and have confidence in Chief committee chairman Brian (providing) the best service Kevin McAlpine, and that Nicholson would not com- to residents." 57 per cent of members are ment on the specifics of No members of the "dissatisfied overall" with what was discussed during Durham Regional Police their job. the three-hour closed -door Service's senior manage - Of the union's 733 mem- meeting, but did say the pre- ment were in attendance at bers, 599 took part in the sentation was held in cam- the meeting. confidential survey, a return era because it involved the Members of the police rate of 82 per cent. deployment of personnel. association are expected to "Our survey was pretty "There were questions make an in -camera presen- emphatic about the chief, raised about the adequacy of tation to Durham council (he) is not the leader in the policing," he said, adding Wednesday. New program helps seniors cope Seniors with emotional support and education, ex - or mental health problems press feelings and explore living in the community new coping techniques. have a new resource. Issues such as loneli- Ajax-Pickering Com- ness and staying healthy munity Care launched will be addressed through `Cope and Care' on Oct. 2, discussion, guest speakers, a program modelled on the videos and information COPE mental health pro- sharing. The group meets gram in place in Durham Mondays from 9:30 to since 1976. 11:30 a.m. Cope and Care offers The `comfort zonae.' clients one-on-one matches gives seniors with emo- with volunteers who have tional or, psychiatric prob- received training in com- lems a "chance to come to- munication and problem- gether "to increase or main - solving skills so they can tain' social skills and gain offer support or help the self=esteem by taking part client move toward person- in fun activities. The group al goals. meets Thursdays from 1:30 As well, the organiza- to 3:30 p.m. tion offers two group pro- To learn more about grams. Life Group allows Cope and Care, call Loret- seniors to meet and receive to at 686-3331. Functional Dentures... one Good Reason To Smile! REPAIRS (1 hr.) * Relines * Complete. Partial Dentures NEW PERMANENT, W&p Steil, DD, EC.AX A) SOFT DENTURE LINER ChadeS Wm. SO D.D. 84 Old Kingston Izd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE AJAX 683-4294 AHcr hnire d•Jf2_S2A111 A/P PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 1, 2000 H e a I t h &Fi-PNEss NEWS ADVERTISER OCT. 1, 20 00 Hungry is as hungry does, Breakfast program important for good grades Each weekday, many chil- which has an impact on their gren head off for school with- nutrition, health and school out eating breakfast. performance. That's not good for them Since 1999, the project and it's not good for their ed- has helped thousands of chil- ucation, either. dren get a head start on the Sept. 25 to Oct. 1 is school day by providing nu - Breakfast for Learning Week tritious meals in a warm, car - right across Durham Region. ing environment. Each day, The goal of the week is to in- 4,000 students in Durham get crease awareness about the breakfast or a healthy snack importance of nutrition relat- in 31 school or community ed to learning. nutrition programs. "You can't train the brain, The programs have been if you don't include the food" created and sustained by is an easy way to remember many volunteers who shop the link, says Carla Rhody, for food and cook and serve co-ordinator of Durham's meals. Child Nutrition Project. As the project expands, All children need good more volunteers are needed food to grow and learn well, to plan programs, greet chil- she says. But statistics show dren each morning, prepare 42 per cent of Canadian chil- and serve food, do the shop- dren go to school without a ping, develop educational in - nutritious meal. onmation, %, ect ona ons, :V Only 30 per cent of chil- raise funds, write newsletters dren get an adequate number and speak publicly about the of servings.in the diet and 44 project. A.J. GROEN/News Advertiser photo per cent don't get enough If you want to become a fruits and vegetables. volunteer in your community Students celebrated Breakfast for Learning this week In Durham, one in seven or make a donation, call Ms. .children lives in poverty, Rhody at 686-2661. at schools across Durham.. At Holy Cross in Oshawa Bereaved offered su 0�'t (front row, from left) Ryan McPhee, Michal Zielinski �� and J.J. Zarko get ready to learn with nutrition for fuel. In the back row, from left are students Filip For families dealing with munity Centre, 5450 Pereira and Jessica Harrins. a pregnancy loss or newborn Lawrence Avenue East, Scar - death, Perinatal Bereavement borough. The support group Services Ontario (PBSO) is is free, but pre -registration is there for support. required by calling 472 - Meetings are held the first 1807. and third Tuesday of the For more information, . month, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at visit the Web site at the Port Union Library/Com- www.digitalrain.com/psbo. Just the fax: 683-7363 Postcards . from Sydney Favourite places at the Village:. "There's lots to do from the arcade room to the dance hall. There is a travel agency, bank, spa (I visit that every day..they know me by name now) photo shop, boutique, etc..." On the support from the people of Pickering: "I'd like to thank all the resi- dents of Pickering who e-mailed me and supported me when I was in Sydney. It was very en- couraging to know that they were watching and cheering. Even people I had never met before would recognize me (from stories in the News Advertiser) and wish me luck. So, thank you!" To her mother: "Mom (Cathy -Moe). I'd like to say thank you for the support and inspiration and the unconditional love you show me whether I come dead -last or I win. I appre- ciate everything you do and I know if it wasn't for your sacri- fices you have made as a moth- er, I would not have this incredi- ble gift or opportunity." Love Perdita. NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 1, 2000 PAGE 23 A/P sports,&LEISURE NEWS ADVERTISER OCT . 1 2 0 0 0 ince-in-a-lifetime experience,likelynot the last Felicien has sights set on returning to Olympics as strong medal contender BYAL RIVETT + Olympic heat, Felicien admits it spots every three minutes... Every - Sports Editor was hard to treat it as "just another thing you find in a modern city you PICKERING — The 2000 race. find in the OV, except there is rarely Summer Olympic Games were over �� "It's not every day that you com- a charge with your accreditation" in an instant for Perdita Felicien — 4 pete in track and field in front of Felicien regrets missing the 13.21 seconds to be exact — but the £}` 110,000 people at an enormous sta- opening ceremonies, but she says experience of representing Canadar dium and one of the best tracks, so there's no way she's going to miss in Australia has left an indelible im- r naturally I was a bit jittery. I have a the closing ceremonies, something pression on the 20 -year-old city res- problem with butterflies in my that will also be a bittersweet expe- ident. istomach so treating this like an ordi- rience for her. Felicien's first-ever Games werenary meet helped me stay focused "It will be a sad moment in some a bittersweet experience for the tal- and composed, which was vital for sense, but a very satisfying feeling ented athlete who competed for 4� r{y , me so I didn't get twitchy feet while to just be able to say `I was there'." Canada in the women's 100 -metre x ' , : in the blocks: ' As for the future, Felicien says y hurdles. She finished sixth in her The Olympic experience itself is her goal is to come back strong for heat last Monday night before something Felicien's not liable to Canada at the 2004 Summer Games 110,000 -plus spectators at Sydney's forget anytime soon. She explained PERDITA FELICIEN in Athens, Greece. Olympic Stadium, a time slower it as a "once-in-a-lifetime opportu- "If all goes smoothly with my than her personal best of 12.91, set school record in the event and, as a nity. career and I am not sidelined by any at the National Collegiate Athletic freshman, qualified for the NCAA "The Olympic experience has injuries, I definitely plan on compet- Association (NCAA) track and field final in the 100m hurdles where she been exactly what athletes decades ing in Athens," she said. "Yet, some championships earlier this year. placed sixth. She also competed in before me have said it would be: things will be very different: I will After initial disappointment, the Canadian Track and Field Overwhelming, exciting and eye- be four years wiser, stronger and ex - however, she's now fully satisfied Championships in B.C. in August opening. I've learned and loved perienced. I plan on being in medal with her race in what has been a sto- where she won the 100-m hurdles every day of these last four weeks. contention and bringing one home rybook season on the track for the crown with a 13.15 clocking to I've learned to be thankful, happy for my mom, instead of the lousy T - student athlete at the University of qualify for Sydney. and, most of all, patient. There is shirt I'm about to give her. I also Illinois. The season "was longer than 'I something magical about the feel I've left some loose ends, which "At the very end when I stepped am used to,, especially for a novice Games and that is not to sound po- forces me to keep my eyes set on across the line, I was anxiously like me. I was just getting comfort- etic... This experience has been bet- Greece and come back with a awaiting the results on the screen able with the (U.S.) collegiate sys- ter than I thought it would be." vengeance in 2004:' and when I saw my 13.21 I was tem and then here I am being hurled Part of the Olympic experience In the short term, she'll head shocked, hoping it was a technical into the international circuit... I for Felicien has been living at the back to the University of Illinois error. Of course, it wasn't," said Fe- peaked in June and I know if I had Olympic Village where she admits campus 'at Champaign, Ill., where licien, reached by e-mail in Aus- the edge that I did -then, it would be she would like to live there "for life. she will take two weeks off from tralia this week. "The immediate no problem making . it to the third "All -you -can -eat McDonald's — athletics to get back into the swing thought that ran through my mind round, and with a great effort, to the all the food you want for free. I love of school life. She intends to com- was `I came all this way to clock a finals." it. The Australians are a very hos- pete for Illinois in both the indoor 13.2?' The two weeks of preparation pitable and polite people. I have and outdoor track season. She's also "That was just my initial reac-. leading up to her event went well, formed many friendships with peo- looking forward to competing for tion, and I soon realized that I was she says. Running at a tune-up meet ple from other nations. The commu- Canada at the World Track and beating up ota myself a bit too much. in Brisbane the weekend before the nication is limited, but the friend- Field Championships in Edmonton What I did was great. I gave every- Olympics, she turned in a time of ships are not... the Village is very in August 2001. thing I had and that was the requi- 13.04 seconds. clean and safe, the rooms are "It will be wonderful to compete site at these Games. Nothing more In the moments before getting cleaned daily and we are never short at home where my family can travel was required of me" into the starting blocks to start her of buses that leave their designated along and support me" In retrospect, Felicien feels the long track and field , season (March N to October) may have impacted on U her performance in Sydney. She ex- plains her peak came at the NCAAs in June where she set a new Illinois LIMITED EDITION A gift thids the AJAX AZZURRI SOCCER CLUB ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Date: Tuesday, November 7, 2000 Location: McLean Centre, 95 Magill Drive, Ajax Time: 7:00,pm Pursuant to the constitution of the Ajax Azzurri Soccer Club, "Voting Members are those parents and/or guardians of registered players as well as coaches and/or volunteers with the Club who register their intent to be present at the Annual General meeting two weeks prior to the Annual General Meeting" Accordingly, please register your intent to vote at the Annual General meeting by telephoning the below noted by October 24, 2000. Mr. Ron Plati Vice President Ajax Azzurri Soccer Club AAC &-4n & MC P PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 1, 2000 Newprogram scores touchdown with Exeter students Former Dunbarton High School educator heads upstart team BYAL RIVETT where he's taught. "I can't believe that "football's in my. blood" and son cut the roster down to the 40 - Sports Editor the enthusiasm. It's been wonder- he's glad to be back patrolling the man limit in time for today's debut AJAX — When the Exeter ful how the kids have bought into sidelines, although his teaching against St. Mary. High School Falcons senior foot- it. So far, it has been a lot of fun." schedule makes it virtually impos- Exeter and four other schools ball team stepped on to the field In his second year at Exeter, sible for him to coach within (Pickering High School, Henry Friday afternoon, it will mark a Kaiser has vast experience on the school hours. Street High School, St. Mary and major milestone. Durham high school pigskin scene, "Under the new teaching envi Archbishop Denis O'Connor The Sept. 29 Durham Football having been a longtime coach at ronment, I don't have a lot of time Catholic High School) will com- League game against Pickering's Dunbarton High School in Picker- to spend on it during school hours," pete in a six -game schedule, fol-- St. ol=St. Mary Catholic Secondary ing, as well as coaching at Picker- he said. "Most of the coaching is lowed by playoffs. School Monarchs (the results ing High School. After several dis- done outside of school hours" Although the newly -minted Ex - weren't available at the News Ad- cussions with Exeter principal Pam Football has been a major hit eter team boasts a number of tal- vertiser's press deadline) repre Christoff, Kaiser says a decision with the school's student body, ented athletes from Grades 9 to 12, sented the first-ever football game was made to forge ahead with foot- which has, suffered along with it will take time for the Falcons to played at the south Ajax institution. ball. other Durham schools with a lack gel and mature. The school is fielding its first "The things you did at other of extracurricular activities in the "Athlete- and enthusiasm -wise, football team and, for Peter Kaiser, schools follow you from school to past few years. After acquiring new we have some talent, but it's going who has spearheaded the football school and football has followed equipment for 40 players, more to take awhile, predicted Kaiser. program through his position as me here;' noted Kaiser. than 70 wannabes showed up to the "It's not a sport where you can head of physical education at Ex- Kaiser refused to comment on first practice, necessitating the pur- have immediate results. We know eter, it's a feel -good story that he's the contentious dispute pitting chase of more used equipment, ex- we have a lot of teaching and glad to be a part of. teachers against the school boards plains Kaiser. coaching to do." "It's been unbelievable, right and Province which has had the net After having 59 players in Nevertheless, Kaiser feels it's from day one," says Kaiser, who effect of curtailing much of the ex- equipment through several weeks realistic for his improving Falcons has had a hand in starting a football tracurricular activities in Durham of practice, Kaiser and co -coaches to make the playoffs as one of the program at three other schools schools. But, he made it known Derrick Rushton and Steve Daw- top four teams in the league. Whitby Minor Lacrosse 4 ` Association Whitb SERVING ALL OF MINOR 1 LACROSSE Our Annual General Meeting is to be held at Whitney Hall; Iroquois Park Sports Centre ; 7 PM on October 18. 2000 Whitby Minor Lacrossel h Association - III LACROSRSE r 11 N �� N YEAR 2001 REP TEAM COACHES WANTED All current positions open. 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Job Placement Assistance • Individual attention • Unemployment insurance recipients welcome • Unlimited lab time • Funding • Hands-on training • Over available for those who g9.alify 90% success rate r�A� Registered and Approved as a Vocational Microso FR -6M --E --- TRI School under the Private Vocational School Act Tess`"` f AJAX-PICKERING BOARD OF TRADE Full -Time commissioned Sales Executive The Ajax/Pickering Board of Trade is now seeking dynamic people to complement our strong sales department. You will sell our Membership and Advertising products as an outside sales executive and at targeted events like trade shows and special events. You will also conduct information seminars for the business community, geared to detail the benefits of membership the Board of Trade. Based out of Pickering, these positions offer flexible hours with a competitive and rewarding commission and bonus structure, benefits plan, expenses and retirement savings plan. REQUIREMENTS: • 5+ years sales experience with a proven track record • Excellent presentation and language skills • Availability to work early mornings, evenings and/or weekends when necessary • Own vehicle with valid driver's licence For confidential consideration, you may forward your resume to: The Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade, Attn: GENERAL MANAGER 1099 Kingston Road, Suite #224, Pickering, Ontario, L1 V 1 B5 Fax: (905) 837-1629 E-mail: apbot@durham.net NO TELEPHONE CALLS PLEASE! Though we thank all respondents, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. We are an equal opportunity employer. Instructors Needed Durham College Continuous Learning requires instructors, experienced in C++ Programming Prior experience in teaching would be an asset. Please fax resume to (905) 721-3195 University Cenue at Durham How To Start Your Own Travel Business Canada's Premier Travel Company Travel Only, with 26 years experience will be conducting an introductory Free seminar on: Wednesday, Oct. 4th - 7:15 p.m. Durham College, Whitby Campus No Inventory, No Receivables, Interesting Deductions and Great Travel Benefits make this an opportunity that must be examined. Participants wishing to attend this free seminar, please call RSVP 1-800-608-1117. Space is limited. Not multi-level marketing. Non-profit, charitable organization seeks individuals with train- ing and experience in domestic violence issues and interven- tion. Positions involve providing information and support to abused or at -risk women in northern Durham Region; and co-ordinating and delivering 'information and education to indi- viduals and groups. Applicants must be self-directed and able to work independently. Driver's license and reliable transportation required for both positions. Must be able to work flexible hours. OUTREACH COUNSELLOR for intake, assessment, crisis intervention, referral, and support of abused and at -risk women. Applicants must have experience counsel Iing/facilitating groups as. well as a degree or diploma in counselling, social or human service work and minimum five years experience in similar position. PART-TIME OUTREACH EDUOATOR to deliver seminars, workshops and presentations to community groups and organizations and to coordinate awareness campaigns about domestic violence through various media. Applicants must be knowledgeable and experienced in develop- ing and implementing awareness campaigns, including public speaking and working with various media. (NOTE: This is a con- tract position to March, 2001, with the possibility of a one-year extension). Resumes by October 11, 2000 to: Executive Director, YWCA of Oshawa 33 McGrigor Street, Oshawa, Ont. 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PAGE 26 -THE AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER, OCTOBER 1, 2000 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help City o� Part-time y Gas Bar Attendants FITNESS For days evening and weekends STAFF Corporation of the City of Pickering Applications are being accepted from enthusiastic fitness One The Esplanade professionals to provide fitness Pickering, Ontario services at the Pickering L1 V 61<7 Recreation Complex. Personal Trainers - must possess An Equal ual Opportunity current OFC/CPTN or CSEP - Professional Fitness & Lifestyle Employer Consultant, basic rescuer CPR and Consultant, International company seeks 2 bright, standard First Aid certification. In accordance with Municipal Two years of varied experience �.- Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, the would be an asset. Fitness Room Supervisors - must information gathered is possess CSEP - Certified Fitness collected pursuant to the Consultant, basic rescuer CPR and Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990, Standard First Aid certification. cM.45, and will be used to select a candidate Weight room supervision experience would be an asset. Fitness Instructors must possess Ontario Fitness Council, basic rescuer CPR and Standard First' We thank all those individuals Aid certification. Experience who apply; however, only teaching a wide range of classes those applicants granted an such as step, resistance, rehab, audition will be acknowledged beginners and advanced would be an asset. Qualified applicants are invited to submit a resume by no later than October 13, 2000 to: Employment Services Coordinator Fax: (905) 420-4638 A HOME IMPROVEMENT AZ DRIVERS for Broker, 3 yrs. CRAFT LOVERS WANTED! Be company in the Durham Re- experience, clean abstract, a Representative selling gion is looking for experi- Canada and U.S. Call 905- country crafts and collecta- enced canvassers. We need 571-1097. bles at home parties, small clean-cut and motivated indi- investment required. Earn viduals to assist our sales AZ DRIVERS wanted to run real commission + bonus. force. Pay range $400-$1000/ Canada and USA. Teams wanted, For more info call Anne week depending on experi- husbCall (416)806-5828and and wivs welcome. (905)426-5667. Dennison Please call JamesDRIVING INSTRUCTORS Es - Dennison 905 721-1325 or fax AZ DRIVERS, 1 year accident tablished Cambridge Driving 905-721-9099 free experience, border crossing. School requires certified driv- ACCESS TO A COMPUTER? Call 1-888-253-9583 ing instructors. Full time work from home on line BRAND NEW OFFICEIII hours, above average remu- $1500-$3500 part time / full Openings in all areas. Entry level neration. Please submit re - time. Log on to www.makem- Marketing, Customer Service sume to: Training Wheels, 16 comeonline.com ortoll free 1- Rep., Management Trainee. No Water St. N., Cambridge, On - 877 -999-0207. exp. necessary. Come in today. tario. N1 R 3131 or email to: CARDINAL Start tomorrow! Call Pam to info0trainingwheels.on.ce book inter -view. (905) 686-9586 No phone calls please. CAM -SCOTT TRANSPORT req- DZ DRIVER required full-time. uires full-time Class A Diesel Must be able to operate skid Mechanic. Numeration based on steer & 2 yard loaders. Call experience. Fax resume to (905) Johnresume to (905)430-2098 or fax 831-0199. For more information call (905)831-3656 ext 229. EARN $200., $300., $500., or Start Work CARING, committed and reliable more per week, assembling NOW! individual needed to provide one- products in the comfort of on -one intensive teaching (in- your own home. Send a self - Earn Extra home) to a child with develop addressed stamped envelope mental delays. Imagination and to: O.P.H. 6 2400 RefDundas St. for Christmas high energy a must. Time com W uueOnt. 2Rg36, Mis mnment of 8-10 hours per week ga for a minimum of 9 months. Own EASY WORK, easy money if Z' Lr'RIUCED transportation necessary. you have a car and want full Practical 'on-the-job' and work- timetraining provided. Call NANNIES/ECE shop training will be provided. (goy , tra-7814 Please forward resume to * Long Term Danielle Wilson, 197 Wayne Crt. ECE NEEDED for ages 4-9. * Drivers Preferred Oshawa, Ont. LIG 3R6 (snp) Hours are 9a.m.- 6p.m. Mon- day to Friday. Also Supply * Full Time g staff needed. Please call with an interest or exper-tise in 905-509-2241. Call us for an interview the areas of Marketing or Business Management. Call EXOTIC DANCE CLUB Accept - 666 -2228 Mary at (905)668-9669 ext 201 ing applications for waitstaff, or CLASSIFIED arerfulltime only.11Applytioin 1-800-219-8059 CUSTOMER person 147 ham Rd. or or Fax Resume to: SERVICE AZ DRIVER to operate dump 666-9689 trailer. Home weekends. Experie- News Advertiser re- ncenot necessarywilling totrain 25 Regency Crescent quests that advertisers right person. Call 905-786-9803 Whitby, Ont check their ad upon EXPERIENCED COACH DRIVER publication as News Ad- Needed. BZ license. Phone Cell LIN 7K8 vertiser will not be re- (905) 439-4934 or (905) sponsible for more than 963-9947 AJAX MANUFACTURER re- one incorrect insertion EXPERIENCEDmaintenance and quires students, part-time, and there shall be no ii- landscaping personnel for well evenings & weekends, mate- ability for non -insertion established North Pickering rial handling. Must be able to of any advertisement. based Landscaping Company., lift up to 55lbs. Drop resume Liability for errors in ads Must have experience. Call or Ave.,x hcation: 405 Mackenzie is limited to the amount Monday -Friday 905-619-6761 or ., Aj pd for the space occu- fax resume to 905-619-0788. PURCHASING ai pying the error. All copy EXPERIENCED MEAT cutter, kill is subject to the appro- floor experience an asset. Call Entry Level position; val of management of 966-4932 typing & computer News Advertiser. SHINGLER WANTED Experienced only apply. Roofing skills essential. In - CLEAN UP PERSON required Labourers also needed. , Trans- vento erifor dealership in Port Perry. portation necessary to N. Ajax. ry experience. Call Don Jr. 905-985-7354. Hourly wage. (905)683-6389. Scarborough East CLEANER required full-time FOX & FIDDLE New Pickering Manufacturer Con- dayshift Monday -Friday in the location is Opening Soon. Now sumer products. Ajax area. Must be a team taking applications for all posi- player and motivated. Please tions. Fax resumes to: 416 -467 - Non smoking. call (905)683-7515. 8366 Fax reattms t9: CONTRACT WOODWORKERS FULL TIME BAKER wanted. FAX 282-8150 wanted. If you have the ability Experience preferable. Also to produce High Quality Solid required full time cake deco - wood product in your home or rator. ApEply in person at 227 ASSEMBLERS! Stay home shop, please contact me..I BloorSt..Oshawawith resume. make money, you assemble have lots of work 1-705-271' FULL TIME BUS PERSONS products and earn $657/wk. 1343 Bob, after 6 p.m. For busy family restaurant, Apply Amazing recorded message COOKS & KITCHEN HELP in person to Teddy's Restaurant reveals details, Call 705-735 specializing in Phillipine Cul- 0 King St. & Park Rd., Oshawa 4087 Ext. 111. sine/baking in Pickering. 905 AUTO GLASS INSTALLER, 683-4999 or 905-837-0555. for the real Candiaunter p age.. In needed Immediately, mini- for the Great Canadian Bagel. In mum 2 years experience, DRIVERS WANTED full-time. Ajax/Pickering. Will train. Call must have valid drivers li- Route work, parcel delivery. Moez (905)-420-7027. cense and tools. call 905- Contract work. Van required. FULL TIME permanent green - 985 -8507, ask for Glenn. Metro & GTA. Call 416-284-4720 house help. Call (416) 213-5623. and leave msg. LARGE HN.A.C.R. Company in Durham Region • Requires: ➢ CommerciaUService Sales Manager. . Valid drivers' license and clean abstract. ➢ Service Dispatcher Required for busy service department Good salary, and benefits. Fax resume to (905) 683-0817 rj More People ONLY Required for areas in: • Customer Service • Sales Marketing ONLY people who are highly enthusiastic and serious about advancement should Call Stephanie for Interview (905)571-0102 HIRING IMMEDIATELY • $1,500 monthly guarantee • Full time • Positions available in set-up & display, service and installation • Rapid advancement • No experience necessary, we provide training Call Mike Stern Monday between 9:00am and 2:00pm only Tuesday is too late! (905) 426-1322 TELEMARKETING Appointment Setters Required Immediately Full -Time, Part-time & Evenings • No Selling • Hourly wage plus Bonus Call Carrie for interview (905) 426-1322 APPLE PACKER Full time position Working 10 mo. of the year (September - June) Grading and packing apples. Call (905) 683-7441 Between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Boston Pizza Whitby location is accepting applications for FULL TIME & PART TIME employment for the following positions to work with a full restaurant menu in an extremely fast -paced environment! SERVERS EXPERIENCED ONLY also COOKS KITCHEN WELP EXP. PREFERRED BUT WILL TRAIN Apply in Person: 75 CONSUMERS DRIVE, WHITBY BETWEEN 2:00 - 5:00 DAILY email: bpwhitby@attcanada.ca New Canadian Tire Gas Bar Brock Rd. Pickering Opening early November Full time/Part Time Staff Needed Please drop off resumes at Canadian Tire Store marked "Attention Gas Bar" or fax to (905) 623-5617 • No Nights, Weekends or Holidays • Paid Training & Workmen's Compensation Work part-time hours with the world's NUMBER 1 Home Cleaning Service Ajax/Pickering Location nwr 905-837-9601 MaWb Visit Us On the Internet: www.durhamnews.net MUGeneral Help 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help WE WANT TO HIRE YOUIIIF(905) TIME SPLIT DOMINION GENERAL MFG LTDKEND WORK is looking for new faces. PositionsVAILABLE available are for light assembly start. Productivity factory jobs. Day & Night shifts available. offered. Successful candidates will plus benefits be hard working individuals thater 16 weeks. support multi-culturalism and enjoy e transportation. a team spirited environment 655-8753 Pay rate is 9.20/hr+a comprehensive benefit package. IMMEDIATE OPENING Night Shift Supervisor in a brass Interested applicants are forging plant, pp minimum 3yrs. experience . encouraged to apply in person or Good mechanical aptitude mail to: DGM 1736 Orangebrook Familiarity with ISO standards Crt. Unit 34 Pickering, ON L1 W 3138 Fax resume, Phill Holder at 905-668-0235. yllyyllllyllyyllyyllyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy N Durham Children's Aid Society ` Part-time y Gas Bar Attendants y FOSTER PARENTS NEEDED R For days evening and weekends s In a perfect world, every child would to 9 t<_ Must be reliable and neat in appearance. NW a safe and supportive Is 9 home ... With your help, Durham R Please apply in person, with resume y Region could be that world. R stating what shift to: y Families are needed to provide care R petro Canada,1 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax y for children of all ages in your home. R y People willing to accept teens are PUBLIC especially needed. Training and R Full -Time Position N support provided. Expenses are paid. R International company seeks 2 bright, y Please call 905-433-1551 or R al R articulate and career -minded individuals. y 1-800-461-8140. R Must possess good self-image and enjoy IyilslilsliRlilililliRlilililililililililili1C11Clilililililili working with people both on the phone CANADIAN TIRE PICKERING Growing again! > Experienced Full-time Service Advisor Part-time/Full-time Cashier /Writer Days, evenings, rotating weekends Apply with resume to Human Resources. 1735 Pickering Parkway PACKAGING MECHANICS A leading packager of FOOD PRODUCTS is seeking two motivated, organized, self starters with Ontario Millwright License to be part of our Team at our AJAX plant. Must have 3-4 years experience in Food Industry working with high speed PLC controlled equipment and have a strong troubleshooting background with electrical and electronic equipment. Shift work required. Rate starting at $20.73 per hour. Please Mail or Fax Resumes to: Human Resources Dept., MOTHER PARKER'S TEA AND COFFEE INC. 144 Mills Rd. Ajax, Ontario LIS 2H1 Fax(905)683-5087 ElHarwoodfflwy OW HIRING D P/T DONUT BAKER .e to work Sat.& Sun. shifts.Also required IME COUNTER STAFF to work all A.M. and P.M.Monday to Sunday. to the Tim Hortonswy 2 location, Ajax. (905)683-6497 Leading Valve and Fitting Distributor in Ajax requires FULL TIME WAREHOUSE PERSON Duties will include shipping, receiving, stock placement and order filling. The ideal candidate will possess a strong mechanical aptitude coupled with instrumentation skills. Preference will be given to those with a desire to succeed. Please respond in writins: M.A. STEWART & SONS LTD. ¢ P.O. Box 308 AJAX, ON LIS 3C5 Attention: S. Brown Resumes Only. No Phone Calls. and in person. Base salary plus bonuses. For Interview Call (905) 839-7747 between Noon - 6:00 p.m. and Fax resume to: (905) 839-9471 RGIS OF CANADA We are seeking reliable, motivated people topin our local team of computerize) inventory takers, who are available for part-time, anytime. Reliable transportation required. We offer paid training, $8./hr. and a wage review after 90 days. Attend one of our 1 hour orientation sessions on: MONDAY, October 2nd at 10 a.m.,1 p.m. Location: TRAVEL LODGE 940 CHAMPLAIN AVE. OSHAWA ROCK & ROLL ATTITUDE! Tired o a boring workingenvironment? We offer a fast paced fun amosphere with rapid advancement & travel opportunities I Candidates must be 18+. F/T MUST ENJOY .... learning new skills, working with people and loud music. Call Shawna (905) 571-2737 SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK.? Showcase it across Durham Region. Call Classifieds Ajax at 683-0707 or fax 579-4218 Uxbridge at 852-9741 or fax 552-4355 Visit Us On the Internet: www.durhamnews.net 1 General Help 1 General Help TELEPHONE HELP NO SALES $7-$12 Call Mr. Bell 837-8534 We are recruiting on behalf of our Durham Region clients. Man gen- eral labour and semi -skilled y posi- tions available. Register today, work tomorrow. Preference will be given to candi- dates with a proven work history. Hourly rate $8.00 - $10.00 Please replyy in person to: 74 Simcoe St. S. Suite 301 Oshawa, Ontario. Enquires please call: (905) 436-5818 [iD LL & CULLEN SERIES LTD. t Time Experienced LORISTS x resume to 668.2070 HAIRSTYLIST required, full/part- MEDITERRANEAN GRILL is time with experience for now hiring assistant manager, Joseph's Hairstyling, Oshawa kitchen help and waitress/ Centre. Apply in person, or waiter. Must be available phone 723-9251, ask for Joe. weekdays and evenings. Ex - HOMEWORKERS NEEDED! To perience not required. Call between 11a.m.-4p.m. assemble our products. Free (905)839-0443. information. Send SASE to: Kraft, #8-7777 Keele St., Dept. 7, NIGHT SHIFT work, cleaning Concord, ON L4K 1Y7 and reloading catering trucks' IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY in 1-F/T, 2 -PIT positions, start immediately. G license re - Whitby for Night Cleaners, perma- quired. Call (416) 286-8436 nent full time, Mon. - Fri., 4:00 leave message p.m. -12:00 midnight, $12.00 /hr, must be experienced, punctual, PAINTERS WANTED mini - bondable and detail oriented. mum 5 years experience Duties involve janitorial cleaning, must have own transportation floor refinishing, some heavy lift- for Toronto area. Please fax ing and use of floor buffing/scrub- resume to (905)430-8588. bing machines. Must have PART' TIME Phone work in trans- portation to site, good command of English and ability, to work well Pickering. Mornings 8 a.m. - with other and under supervision. 12 noon, or 1 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Please Gall Joseph Bazal, at (416) Monday - Friday. Salary. 391-5609 x 300 or fax resume to (416) 264-3336 (905)479-5976. PEOPLE'S TAXI AJAX - Dis- INTERNATIONALL TOY company patchers, taxi drivers needed seeks enthusiastic, full time cus- immediately for very busy tomer service rep for Oshawa company. Part-time or full. No area to service exist-ing cus- experience necessary. 905- +,, he D1.- f- roc M 427-7770. REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY - Experienced warehouse help with class DZ license for city deliveries, boom truck experi- ence beneficial. In & some outdoor work. Pickering area, full time steady .employment bene- fits. Call (905)686-8529. Own transportation required. SECURITY GUARDS needed full or parttime to work in Oshawa or Whitby or Pickering or Ajax. Call 416-636-7020. STYLISTS required with a mini- mum of 3 years experience, well established friendly upscale salon - spa. Relaxed atmosphere. Tele hone 905 430-3156 SUPERINTENDENT COUPLE Oshawa condominium/ rental building. Experience an asset. Call(905)728-4993 or fax (416)485-7859 SUPERINTENDENT COUPLE for quiet hi -rise building in Ajax. Must handle cleaning, mainte- nance and paperwork. Free apartment plus salary. Fax resume to: (416)497-7114. SUPERINTENDENT COUPLES required for well maintained apt. complexes in the east Toronto area. No exp. necessary. Willing to train. Salary + apt. + benefits. Fax resume to Heather at 416- 923-9315 or call 416-966-8357 TRAINEE/HELPER for hair salon, no experience necessary, must have excellent people skills, FT/PT. Please call 666-3805. WE ARE LOOKING for mature people to expand our financial services business in this area. Please call Tammy at (905) 436-8499. WE'RE ONE of the nation's largest financial _products mar- keting organizations. If you desire a Dynamic Career with excellent income poten-tial, call Gary Bittner (905) 831-7817 1 Office Help ADMINISTRATIVE assistant with experience in property manage- ment required, Whitby full-time, permanent 40 hrs/week with some evenings. Communications, com- puter, strong organization skills. Own transportation required. Fax resume 1-905-858-2767 THE AJAX-PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER, OCTOBER 1, 2000 -PAGE 1 Office Help 1 Office Help 1 Office Help 1 Office Help 1 sales Help/Agents 1 Sales Help/Agents 1 sales Help/Agents RECEPTION/ORDER ENTRY available. Must have Whitby based company position minimum 3 rs. computer experience. ACCPAC knowl- Train rewarding career as a edge an asset. Fax resume to: . (905)426-5240 Att:Barb Lynn. I 1 •Payroll Administrator BOOKKEEPER (Pickering). We are seeking a detail oriented, Training includes: • Database Management energetic team player for our accounting department to handle • Internet Communications • Introduction to Payroll account analysis and reconcilia- tions, fixed assets, cash flow • Professional Skills • Intermediate Payroll analysis, as well as other accounting procedures. A post- • Bookkeeping & Financial • Computerized Accounting secondary education in account- ing or enrollment in CGA/CMA as Accounting Levels 1 & 2 • g Word Processing - Level 1 asset. Fax resume to Barb 905- 420-7342 or email to: bmorri- • Intermediate Accounting • Spreadsheets Levels 1 & 2 son4amedi-calpharmacies.com 1 sales Call now for class information. Help/ A ents Seats are limited! ENTHUSIASTIC SALES HELP wanted at Your Good Health, Oshawa Campus TORONT_ O kering Campus Oshawa Centre. Knowledge of Sports nutrition. Drop off resume to Manager 10am-5pm., Mon Oshawa Centre 1450 Kingston Rd. 419 Kin St. W. Pickering g g Fri. (905) 723-1163 Helpiir NSLBunldaBet1-Ufe (905) 420-1344 ENTHUSIASTIC SALES people required for consumer elec- tronic retail sales in the Oshawa Whitby based company Centre. Call Sid at 416-434-9336 fax resume to 905-46ON CPS Control Panel Systems is seekinga re MATURE SALESPERSON re- M SERVICE TECHNICIAN quired. Lynda's Love, Lace for their Repair Department. and Lingerie. Full and part time. 1261 Bayly St., Picker- Must have experience in Electronics, ing. Call (905) 831-5702 PART TIME wallpaper and Hydraulics, & Pneumatics. Background as a Class 'A' Mechanic or paint sales staff required im- mediately. A flair for decorat- ung a must. Call Kathy /Matt 905-831-7747. has Electro -Mechanical Technician's diploma or equivalent an asset. Individual must be a "Self Starter". THIS IS Position will include performing tool IT!! repair and on site customer service. Please Fax Resumes to: 905-430-7667 BEGIN a new ARPENTERS Contractor seeks career in a Bilingual French/English highly reward- RECEPTIONIST ing, recession- proof field sell - We are looking for a team player who is customer service oriented. Must have ing pre-ar- excellent communication & organizational rangement skills and be computer literate. services to an MarkhanVFinch area ever expanding Fax your resume to: (416) 293-4225 baby boomer Required this - national company. market. Strong 10RIJ Skilled Help IM Hospital Medical Daniel people skills MECHANIC, with counter TWO K. SCRUB SETS -(solid and vehicle help experience. Willing to in- colors) $29.95. Crest -printed teraet with customers. Bene- tops from $22.95. UNIFORMS necessary Memorial fits available, immediate. Call PLUS 2200 Brock Rd.(just 1/2 (905) 433-4782 Oshawa mile north of Hwy#2, Picker - Gardens METAL FABRICATOR for cus mg) Open Mon. -Fri. Sam 7pm, Sat. gam spm (905)427-4348 Ga Gentles tom shop. Experienced with punch press and brake. Fax Daycare (905) 427-5416 resume to (905) 837-6753 or • 1 Warded Fax call for interview (905) 837- 6751 BABYSITTER REQUIRED to (905) 427-9506 care for beautiful and loving 1 washer & dryer apartment size. Oil furnace, 9 yrs old, MIG &TIG WELDER required for manufacturing company in year-old, our home Harwood/ Chapman. Starting ASAP. Call Skilled Halt) Whitby. Full time. Fax resume Ray or Andy at 905-427-2852 to 905-666-9388. evenings/weekends AJAX, ONT. cabinet maker/ carpenter. Custom wood cabi- net manufacturer requires skilled commercial cabinetry and carpentry person to build and assemble store fixture cabinetry. Must be experienced with high quality production. We are look- ing for someone to grow with us. Fax resume (905)426-4466 or phone(905)426-6661. CABINET MAKERS required in the Bowmanville area. Fully experienced Cabi- net Makers need only apply. Benefit package included. Please fax resume to: 905- 433-1463. CARPENTERS REQUIRED withexperience for Pickering area, $16422/hour. Leave phone number at 416-715- 4699 (pager). CUSTOM WOODWORKER re- quired in Whitby. Minimum 3 years experience. Salary based on experience. Phone (905)430-2024. EXPERIENCED Parts person required for Chrysler dealer- shi' in Port Perry. Call Don Jr. 985 7354 WHITBY BODY SHOP Requires EXPERIENCED PREP PERSON Please Call Don (905) 668-3331 FRAMING Crews and Experian red Carpenters needed -Oshawa and Whitby, approx. $3.50 $4.00sq.ft. or $20 $25/hr. Steady work. Call 905)261-3136 or after bpm (9055 697-0079. GAS FIREPLACE INSTALLER/ assistant, for fireplace spe- cialty store. Gas Tech III pre- ferred & good driving record. Resume required. Phone/Fax 905-434-3878. GENERAL MACHINIST wanted for the Pontypool area. Mini - required asap. Well established company, attractive benefits, competitive wages. Gas piping and some sheet metal expenence a must. Fax resume to (905)683-3377 Attention: Steve Charmley or call (905)683-0380. SERVICE TECHNICIAN - Tune up specialist Gas Fitter 11. Leading HVAC service com- pany has immediate opportu- nities for skilled, experience service technicians. Excep- tional people skills, profes- sional appearance and clean driving record a must! We off- er excellent compensation packages, health benefits, on going company paid training, company vehicles. Join an exceptional company with ex- ceptional people. Contact Michael®Certified H/C. Phone 905 683-0380 or fax resume 905 683-3377. WOODWORKERS WANTED. We have immediate openings for skilled machine operators and assemblers. We offer a friendly low key work environ- ment. We are looking for en- thusiastic self starters. 905- 985-8774, ask for Bob, of Don. WOODWORKING - Custom shop, experienced in solid wood/laminate/veneer fabri- cation. Fax resumes to: (905) 837-6753 or call for interview (905) 837-6751 1 Hospital Medical Dental CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH As- sistant required part-time af- ternoon & evenings. Healthy life style, compassionate, composed and organized in a fast paced environment. Drop off resume in mailbox a.s.a.p. at 188 Garrard Rd., Whitby. References required. Nyo phone calls please. ENTHUSIASTIC PART TIME Chiropractic Assistant. 20-25 hrs/week. Must have multi- task. Drop off resume in per- son: 8 Old Kingston Rd. Ajax (Pickering Village) by October 13th LICENCED REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPIST. RMT needed immediately. Picker- ing. Please fax resume to: (905) 427-9147. REGISTERED DIETITIAN-F/T- P!f-Member of College. of Dietitians to work in long term care facility Finch/Jane and RN REQUIRED part-time, days (24 hours/week) for Pickering Oral Surgery office. Experience in Airway Man- agement preferred. Fax re- sume to: 905-837-1703 • Daycare Available AFFORDABLE daycare. Steps to Glengrove P.S. On St. An- thony Daniels busroute. Large fenced backyard & playroom. Outings/crafts. Snacks/lunch. Experienced mother of 2 -Call Debbie 905-839-7237 DAYCARE AVAILABLE, Mon- day -Friday, 3 months & up. Dellbrook & Brock. 18 years experience. TENDER LOVING CARE. Ask for Betty (905)683 5278. RESPONSIBLE HOME child care, 10 yrs experience. Inf- ants to 10 yrs. CPR. Creative play. Outdoor activities. Church/Delaney. Call Elaine 905-683-0352. EXPERIENCED HARDWORK- ING reliable, trustworthy live- in nanny/housekeeper. Seek- ing employer to sponsor. Please call Lisa (416)496- 0562 - Mother's Helper. HWY 2/HARWOOD area. Re- liable daycare in my home. Affordable rates. Non-smok- ing. Full-time. 6 months to 3 years. 905-428-2676. PICKERING Beach / Rollo: Loving daycare; 18 months to 12 years. Daily outings (fenced backyard and park). Crafts, -story time, music, nu tritious meals & snacks. First Aid, C.P.R. certified. Non- smoking, receipts. 905-428- 1244. 1 Firewood KOZY HEAT FIREWOOD, excel- lent very best quality hard -wood, guaranteed extra long time fully seasoned, (ready to burn) cut & split Honest measurement, free delivery, 905-753-2246. 1 Bargain comer 55 GALLON AQUARIUM with heater, gravel, filter $100. Washer/dryer $100 o.b.o.; Little Tykes (cozy cottage) bed $125; -Red Little Tykes car bad $350; Toddler size side rail, crib mat- tress $125. Call (905)434- 2970snp, FUTON -for sale, queen size, deluxe mattress $100. Tele bowl, sink, bathtub $350. large showcase $250.2 clothes -racks ® $25.8 pegboards w/hooks 0 $25. Negotiable. 905-839-1767 1 Bargain Comer LITTLE TIKES TWIN racecar bed $250.; tugboat sandbox $50.;LittleTykes workbench/ tools, $45.; exercaucer $35.; Evenflow carseat, $55.; stroll- er $30.; plus excellent child - rens clothing. Call Yvonne 905-686-3514. WIN Articles for Sale CARPETS - lots of carpet, 100% nylon, new stain re- lease carpets on hand, I will carpet 3 rooms, $349. Price includes carpet, premium pad, expert installation, fast deliv- ery, free estimates (30 yards). Norman 686-2314. 32' TOSHIBA, less than 6 months old. Computer desk. Pine 3 pc. entertainment cen- tre. Must sell, call for details. 905-985-2191.snp. 9 FT OAK railing with ban- nister & spindles. Best offer. Call (905)434-2970..snp. ANTIQUE DRESSING mirror $695. Cherry table, 8 chairs $1695. 9pc. bedroom suite $3995. Table, 4 chairs $495. Coffee & end tables $95. Exer- cise treadmill $95. 3pc. bed- room suite $165. Antique; OC chairs, buffet, & dressers $265. Entertainment unit $95. Sofa & chair $175. Black bed $265.(905)697-3532 AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS wood/oil Chimney cleaning. Pest screens and caps in- stalled. Modern equipment. Professional service. Call and leave message (905)686- 7741. ALL NEW 100% genuine leather sofa, loveseat, chair still packaged. Cost $8,500, Sell $3,500.416-746-0995 APPLIANCE CENTRE - Wash- er, dryer, fridge, stove, dish- washer, all fully guaranteed. Come make a deal! Station St., Ajax. (905)426 2 33 682. APPLIANCES: refrigerator 2 - door frost free, deluxe stove, matching heavy duty washer & dryer $675/all-will separate. Also Kenmore washer used 2 years $250. Pickering (905) 426-5945. BED QUEEN BLACK iron ca- nopy, orthopedic mattress/box still packaged. Cost $1,200. Sacrifice $525. Can deliver 416-741-7557 BEDROOM, DINING ROOM sets. Bedroom set: -2 night - stands, 2 dressers, mirror, bed $700. Dining set: table, 6 chairs, 2 leaves, china cabi net$700.905-668-3510 BEDROOM SET 8 piece cher- rywood four poster/sleigh, chest, tridresser, mirror, nightstands, all dovetail, new still packaged. Cost $9,000 sacrifice $3,500 416-748-3993 BEDS, KING pillowtop or dou- ble orthopedic mattress set new in plastic. Cost $1,500 sacrifice (King $625)(Double $375). Can deliver 416-741- 7557 CARPETS SALE & HARD- WOOD FLOORING: carpet 3 rooms from $339. (30 sq. yd.) Includes: carpet, premium pad and installation. Free estimates, carpet repairs. Serving Durham and surround- ing area. Credit Cards Accepted Call Sam 905-686-1772. CARPET AND VINYL SALE - Carpet three rooms, 30 square yards, from $339 installed. I will discount your best quote up to 10%. New colors and designs.Customer satisfaction guaranteed. Call Mike for your free estimate, 905-431-4040 CHILDRENS 5pc bedroom suite, paid $1100 sacrifice for $575; Solid oak queensize headboard/footboard with side rails, cast iron accents, 11 - drawer dresser w/mirror paid $3,000, sacrifice $1,200; Liv- ingroom set $1,100; BE stove $275.;(905)509.5899. tables, sofa table, & stand Tables are brass with glass tops. Asking $990. Willing h sell separately. (905)839-6176. At Safety Klem an environmentally -concerned service cornpaM, we believe our customers' service needs come fust We require the support of very dedicatedpeople to may on our commitment to excellence. Aposition exists at our Oshawa Bmitch for a Sales & Service Representative These are challenging mute sales and service positions which require a self - motivated team player with the ability to maintain and grow our lousiness in a specific geographic territory. Qualifications: • High school graduate (minimum). • Possess a valid class G licence. (DZ endorsement is preferred but not required to apply) • Automotive Route sales experience is preferred but not required to apply. • Experience with WHMIS, TDG, and Ministry of Environment Regulations is preferred, but not required to apply. We offer in return for your dedication and efforts a guaranteed base salary, an attractive commission structure, excellent benefits, in-depth training and growth potential with the company. - Please fax or mail resurne including cover letter to be received by October 6, 2000 to: Safety -Blaen Canada 1220 Slave Drive, Oshawa ON L1J 7A1 Attn: Branch Manager Fa:: (905) 579.6063 . ** NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE ** Only applicants being considered for employment will be riohiied we are an equal opportunity/drug-f><ee workplace employez J 1 ArtSaleles for SALES PEOPLE COMPUTER FACTORY BLOWOUT. Amazingg 1 yr. no Required Immediately for payments, then $14/wk (OAC). 500 Mhz loaded, printer, monitor, internet, software and Rapidly Growing Firm • Leads & Training provided more. Free scanner, delivery and setup. 1-800-515-5545. • Good working environment g COMPUTER Specials, Penti- • Excellent income potential Internet starter system $299 Pentium laptop $599, $2 `'all Tony for interview loaded 600MHZ with 17"(905) monitor $998 New color print- 426-1322 er $59. We love doing up- grades and difficult repairs. 15 years experience. Call (905)655-3661. Skilled Help fSkflled Help DINING ROOM 14 piece table, Chippendale chairs, buffet, hutch, server, all doveGeneral cherrywood double pedestalF�exp.-in ARPENTERS Contractor seeks tail still in boxes. COstrs $14,000 Sacrifice $5,000. and licensed carpenters (416)746-0995 mercial/industrial construc- DSS SATELLITE, unloop ande able to read blue prints. program your own DSS cardsto in seconds with the New Wild 888-315-6320; Oshawa. Thing X. RCA, Hughes, Toshiba; Sony & Ude $350. Also wanted -useeor d or JUNIOR COST unwanted systems. (905)626-8092. ACCOUNTANT BACK TO SCHOOL futon sale. mattress from$169late from 2ND - 4TH Level C. G. A. or C. M.A. immediately by inter $15com9 in stock, ready for delivery or pickup and save extra 10%. Required this - national company. Factory Mattress 1-888-220- 2282, 1650 Bayly St., Picker- This challenging entry-level posi- ing, Ontario. (905) 837-0288 tion Wlll a110W experience t0 be HANK'S APPLIANCES Bring gained in a fast paced environment. this ad -receive 10%off! frost- free, large selection $149/up. Must be proficient in Excel. Data p 24• stove $125/up. 30• stove, white/almond $99/up. wash- analysis and costing experience are ers $149/up Dryers $125/up. Maytag dishwasher $249. Apt. definite assets. please submit resume in writing b g y size washer/dryer $450., Coin- op washer/dryer $499. Come fax, e-mail or mail to the address early for best selection. 426 Simcoe St.S. (905)728-4043. below. NEW ELECTRIC water heater, Although we thank all interested washer & dryer apartment size. Oil furnace, 9 yrs old, a pl> y applicants, only those chosen for an perfect condition oil tank, 45' TV antenna loaded. Best offer: (905)668-4795 interview will be contacted. PRECISION VALVE NEW ELECTROMATIC adjust- bed, (CANADA) LIMITED able single, massage, heat and side rails, regular 85 Fuller Road, Call (905) $31-5571ing $2,000. Ajax, Ontario LIS 2E1 NEWCOMBE PIANO, upright, Fax: 905-427-1427 original ivory, approximately 100 years old, with bench. In- Email: tricate carvings and pillars, recently evaluated at $1,500. best 436-9654 eneral@recision-valve.com g can. p or offer (905) ONE YEAR new super style PETROLEUM CONTRACTOR_ sofa (loden greentfloral) $925. Two solid mahogan Chippen- dale end tables $.z5. each. Seeking GENERAL LABOUR One antique tea -wagon $475. Call (905) 668-9604. Full time position p PIANO $499; 9' table saw with benefits. $ eight bed 4m8' $45ress0 - new white dresser $75.; new wheel BACKHOE OPERATOR Experience required, full-time position barrel $60.; antique organ. Call (905)655-4138. PIANO FOR SALE lovingly With benefits. Fax resume (416)298-7984 - cared for by family. $1,100 or best offer. Telephone (905) 509-0250 1 Articles forArticles for 1 Sale Sale PIANO TECHNICIAN available for tuning, repairs, & pre-pur- POOL TABLE. Quality sold! SHOPSMITH Mark V Model oak 4 1/2 x 9, turned legs, 1' 500, 5 woodworking machines chase consultation on all makes & models of acoustic slate, leather pockets, new in 1, comes with many ac - cloth, accesssories, cherry cessories. Asking $2,500 pianos. Reconditioned Heintz- man, Yamaha, Mason & stain, like new, below half OBO. Call 905-725-1448 price at $2,800. Pentium 166 computer, 32MD ram, 2Gb- SKLAR - Sofa and matching Risch, & other grand or uprigght pianos for sale, starting at$195.Got ready for fall lessons HOD, CD, 56k modem; moni- chair in solid medium blue, tor, speakers, $400. Oshawa. end tables, glass coffee table, 905-439-4789 now! Check out the web at www.barbhall.com or call Barb at 905-427-7631. Visa, MC, Amex. 26' Magnavox console TV. a POOL TABLES. 8' and 9' slate in excellent condition. $1,000 bbilliard tables for sale. Call o.b.o. Call (905)721-2740. PIANOS & GRANDFATHER 905-420-0113. CLOCKS. Back to school sale now on all Roland digital pia- RENT TO OWN new. and re- AUDIO WAREHOUSE SALE JVC HI END Dolby Digital -AP nos and Samick acoustic pia -new nos. Large selections of conditioned appliances, and TV's. Full warranty. Pad- Receivers 500 -watt. Including 7 DISK CD, Double Cassette used pianos. Not sure if your kids dy's Market, 905-263-8369 or 1.800-798 5502. 5 -speakers, $125. per unit_ in will stick with lessons, try our rent to own. 1000% of all rental packages single unit $175. SATELLITE MINI DISH free in- Receiver must include suffi- payments apply. Call TELEP PIANO (905) 433-1491. www.teleppiano.com stallation 60 + channels cient speakers. Hurry for best $14.99. 15 years experience selection. Oshawa Stereo (905)655-3661 (905) 579-0893. 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Pickering (905) 723-1163 HAY &fi[da]BetterLife (905) 420.1344 1 Articles fol $ 1 Articles Wanted PINE/OAK FURNITURE..Our BUYING ANTIQUE and col - Mission Furniture is on the lectable contents including floor Come and see the complete estates. Best possi- Style that has turned the Fur- ble prices paid. Henry Kahn, niture World upside down ..En- 905-985-8161. tertainment units, Home of- WANTED - black leather Lary- fice, Dining Room, Kitchen, Boy chair, good condition, and Bedroom Furniture.. Don't forget... Traditional Woodwork- reasonably priced. Please call ing is the leading manufactur- 432-3587 after 11 a.m. (snp) er of custom built SOLID WANTED - Parrot, African WOOD Entertainment Centres grey or .Cockatoo preferred. and Home Office in the Dur- Will give it a good home. Call ham Region..... Bring your 905-434-0392 (snp) ideas/plans and let us turn them into reality..... Drop in WANTED - Sea -Doo jet boat, and see out State of the Art twin engine, '95-'96, $6000 or woodworking facility and let less. in good all round condi- us show you how fine furniture tion 905-434-0392 (snp) is made.....' There is No Sub WANTED - Yamaha or Ti- stitute for Quality'...Traditional gershark Waverunner, mid Woodworking... 115 North Port g0 s, good condition, reason Road (S. off Reach Rd.) Port 905-985-8774www.aably priced. Cali 905-434- Perry ... ably (snp) . traditionalwoodworking.on.ca SHEDMAN - Quality wooden WANTED - inexpensive car or sheds 8' X 8' barn kit, only truck that needs a little work $299. plus tax. Many other not too rusty, call 905-434- sizes and styles available. 0392. (snp) Also garages and decks. 761 Arts & McKay Rd. Unit 3, Pickering. 9T.11 Crafts For more into. call 905-619- 2093. CRAFTERS WANTED at 'The TfMESHARE for sale. Weeks Gift & Craft Showplace' locat- SV53 (Christmas) Kissim- ke in the . east a Flea Mar- mee, Orange Lake Golf/Coun- ket .4 k6 east people Oshawa try Club. Fully furnished 2- lapprox. 6000 people attend bdrm bungalow, sleeps 6, ing each weekend). Let us near Orlando and Disney show & sell your crafts direct - world. Keith (905)434-8334 ly to the public. You do not have t , be there. There is NO TINA TURNER TICKETS for 6 month contract. Rent starts sale. also pearl jam, tragically at $24/month. Call 905 -436 - hip, leafs and Raptors, also 1024. will buy Leafs, Raptor and LIMITED SPACES AVAILABLE other tickets Call 905 -626 -for 14th Annual Victoria Court- 5568.ty Craft Guild Show. Novem- TIRES - 4 - Motomaster SE; bei 3rd, 6 - 9 p.m., November P175 -80R13, 1 steel belted 4, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Lindsay radial, P195/75R14, 1 steel (705) 357-3758. belted Firestone P195/75 R14,Computer Call 905-697-0779. 1 nmemet VACCUUM CLEANER Filter Queen Majestic. 7 mos. old. NEC COMPUTER SYSTEM Estate sale. $800. 3 antique AMD K62 - 500 processor. 96 wicker chairs and antique Megs of PG100 SD Ram. 13.6 wicker desk. (905)728-5927. gig hard drive, V.90 fax mo- dem, 40e CD roma Floppy VERTICAL AND LATERAL h/d drive, keyboard and mouse. filing cabinets $69-$299; 12 meg Voodoo 11 3dfx video desks $99; special on chairs card. 19' NEC.26 dot pitch new & used $25&up. Also one monitor speakers. Asking used heavy duty copier $599 $1,199.Cali (905) 725-0858 af- with reduce and enlarge 11x17 ter 5 p.m. Ask for John. sheet size. ALSO 2 van seats, • 1 Lost & one universal $50; one GM like new $250; beautiful glass • Found shelving on wheels, new FOUND -female cat, approx. $850, asking $399 oto. Store magazine rack $150; Beautiful months, grey w/green eye 12 ft. dark mahogany board Vicinity pPd. room table $999; Sharp h/d Owner may contact 905-509- c!e register $299; 668-0800. 4480 t 11 Automobiles for Sale 1951 HUDSON PACEMAKER, 2 dr, body mint, needs interior & motor to finish (would make nice hot rod), trades consid- ered. Call 905-434-0392 (snp) 1983 Buick Regal from B.C. Exc. condition, paint's faded, $1200 firm. Will pass emis- sion and safety without too much trouble. 905-434-0392 (snp) 1986 MONTE CARLO, V8, 4 - barrel, 138,000 km. Non- smoker, as is $2000. 1-705- 789-1393 (snp) 1986 PONTIAC 6000 as is for parts. Call 721-8282. 1987 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD, body mint, needs camshaft, parts or 04 repair. $1100. 905- 1989 CUTLESS SIERRA, 4 DOOR, 3.3 AUTO, tilt, cruise, new brakes and exhaust, great body, emission tested and certified, $2,295. OBO. 905-668-5555. 1990 Buick LeSabre, 3800 engine. All power, 210,000 hwy. km. Good tires, great winter or second car. $2500 as is firm. Emissions last year. 705-328-0402 after 6 p.m.(snp) 1990 CHEV CORSICA Good running condition, brand new tires. $1,200 o.b.o. as is. (905)428-2847 TAKE A LOOK AT US! Join us at our CAREER OPPORTUNITY FAIRS Rouge Valley Health System currently has a Saturday, October 14, 2000 number of exciting and challenging opportunities 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. available in all areas of expertise for: Centenary Health Centre 2867 Ellesmere Road, Scarborough HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS 3rd floor, Dr. Bruce Johnston Conference Room X. Bring your resume, and speak with our managers and staff. Let us show you why our combined Saturday, October 21, 2000 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. to 500 -bed community-based health centres are special places to work.g Ajax and Pickering Health Centre S80 Harwood Avenue South, Ajax EDUCATION SESSIONS WILL BE OFFERED Private Dining Room (near cafeteria) J Y « THROUGHOUT THE DAY INCLUDING: - Professional Practice at RVHS Rouge Valley "` • Stress Management • Cardiac Markers: Troponin and Myoglobin I� If you are unable to attend; please fax your resume to: Centenary Site: (416) 281-7289, or Health System Ajax and Pickering Site: (905) 428-5208. www.excelientcare.com Parking is free and refreshments will be served. Recent Awards: Agilent Technologies: Best Practices Award, 2000 3M Health Care Quality Team Award 1990 FIREFLY, 3cyl., excel- Automobiles Vans/ Articles for Articles for lent economy gas vehicle. 1 Sad 1 Sale 1 1 4 Wheel Drive • • Marine Clean, no rust, excell. condi for Sale tion. 1984 Cutlass Supreme, 1990 CHEV CONVERSION stock 355, 4 bolt main, fresh motor, nice paint job, tinted windows, ps., p.s., p.b. (905)721-8009 Dave. 1991 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM, 4 C . automatic, 171,000 kil., certified, emissions certified, 4 dr., great second car. $1,600. Telephone 427 4054 1991 PONTIAC TEMPEST 4 door, auto, air, 4 cyl., certified and e -tested, excellent condi- tion, very economical, new tires, $4,250.905-839-3535 1993 Chev. Cavalier, 4 dr. auto, am/fm Cass„ ps, pb, 228,000 km, runs great , very little rust, easily certifiable, willpass emission. $3500 obo. 905-434-0392 (snp) Need ' van, fully loaded/fresh paint. AFFORDABLE 30ft Chris Craft And •CreditRepaired 350 engine/overdrive trans- double -plank mahogany •Credit.Ba, , • mission very good condition, cruiser, twin VS inboards, hwy runner, customer interior even Bankrupt by van craft. TVNCR/phone'easy to drive & handle, winter P�one Mel today260,000kms. $8000 o.b.o. storage paid, sleeps 6. Runs •CK • Phone(905)697-0543(snp) & looks excellent, owners has 1990 TRACKER, auto, amtfm had for 10 yrs, all main - (905) 619-876 cassette,good condition tenance kept up. $17,500 Down Payment or Tradle 200,000 km., asking $3500 OBO. 905-576-7940 or 905 - May Be Required Call 905-434-0392 (snp) 449-5376. 1992 SAFARI VAN, 8 pas- BOAT AND MOTOR, with Winter Stora a senger, air, ps, pb, 188,000 1995 50 hp Johnson out - i km, white with red interior, board,15 ft. boat, with trailer. Special ! trailer hitch, $5000 certified & $4,500. Telephone (905) 259- Cars $991mo. emission tested. 434-0392 0547 (snp) Apantmerda Motorcycles, Seadoos, 1993 DODGE Caravan, I 11 1 For Rent Snowmobiles $691mo. 172,00kms, excellent condi- Call tion, A/C, emission tested & 1-BDRM w/den/solarium, 2 Sentinel SeN Stora a certified. Extended warranty baths, ensuite laundry, 1993 GRAND PRIX SE - sport - on all major components hl 1100sq.ft., 9ft. ceilings, bright, red,' excellent body &engine, 1 GaregelYard 1 arage/lfard 905-686-722 May 2001. $5900 o.b.o. Call neutral, walk -outs to large pa - needs transmission. $1,200. Saks Sales 475 Harwood Ave. N., Ajax (905)626-4055 tio, appliances, Underground o.b.o. Call (905)666-8489 1995 VOYAGER Dealer parking, pool, whirlpool, sau- 1994 MAZOA 626 Cronos LX Automobiles maintained, one owner, high-na, squash, exercise, party. &ITE DRESSER $60, White LOST FEMALE Seal Pont GARAGE SALE 1tiBus h door, close 2 Go/409, Toy Box $30, Cosco Bab En Siamese Hwy 2 & Brock Rd. loaded, 4cyal dark green/tan _-p Warded way mileage, a/c cruise, tilt, and shopping. (905)426-9113 Baby on Southview Drive in Picker- interior, alloy wheels, 11 1 R3dQ@WOO�Cl•t i Callam/9 cassette. 6 r 41 -898- tertamment Ring (Pd $150) 99,800km. Clean, carefully CARS AND TRUCKS wanted. Call 905)434-2775 or 416-898- 2 BEDROOM basement apt. $75 obo 905-666-5175. snp ing. Please call 6B3-3559. maintained. Certified, E -test- (Dixie below Finch) Any condition, free towing, 8467, separate entrance/laundry, no BACK TO SCHOOL -New 4 cu JqM NN-Pets/Supplies/ ed. Balance of full warranty. cash pard up to $10,000. (905) smoking/pets, all inclusive, 1 ft. danby bar fridges 199, Boabin $8,100. (905)434-6394 Saturday,.Se September 30th 8 a.m. - 1 m. 428-1959. 1992 Plymouth Voyager, parkin included. Looks noth- p p' loaded, 154,000 km's, new rag hke a basement! Brock ascratch partment nsizedent chest freezebs ADORABLE KITTENS free to 1995 CAVALIER, certified, Rain or Shine DASH FOR CARSI We buy professional paint job. Please Rd/#2. $1100/month available lovin homes, 6 wks old, litter emission tested, standard used vehicles. Vehicles must call 728-4917. immed.905-427-9607 $179 and up. Full manufactur 9 transmission, 2 door, good con LOIS O r¢at stuff! be in running condition. Call ers warranty. Reconditioned trained. Please call 432 dition, fine car. 905-683-2823. f g 427-2415 or come to 479 CUSTOM BUILT cap for Ford 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS fridges $195 / up, recondi- 9471 "P Bayly St. East, Ajax at MUR- 3/4 ton or 1 ton. Black with barn $715. Utilities Included. twitted ranges $12up, re- a PetslSupplMs/ 1996 DODGE NEON Highline, 1 1 AutomobikWs 1 1 Automobiles AD AUTO SALES. doors. Only on truck for 1 month. Oshawa Creek Co - "op, 233 AI - conditioned dryers $125 / up, 1 green, 4 door, p.s., p.b., am/fm for Sale rot Sale Truck sold. Cost $2200 new, sell bert St. Oshawa. Applications reconditioned washers $199 / Boar m cassette, new brakes, will Trucks for$1800.(905)579-3062. up, new and reconditioned ,i certify, 112,000kms, $6800 1997 LUMINA 4 door, V6, air, sil 2000 TOYOTA COROLLA 1 for Sale can be pick up at the front IN THE COLD.. Your equine fY, ver; power windows and locks. Five speed, Forest green/tan Warren Winch 80001b. model. door. Phone: 436 8471. NO coin operated washers and friend deserves Western faril- o.b.o. (905)839-5460 Keyless entry,AM/FM CD player. interior, air, ed layer, tilt, SUBSIDIES AVAILABLE dryers at low prices. New dies with a warm, friend) at- y p y p 1990 SILVERADO STEPSIDE, Never used. Asking $90D. Call brand name fridges $480 and y 1996 OLDS DELTA 88 LSS, Emissions tested and certified. 1 touring A . 25,000km, low k0., good condition. CD (905) 579-3062. AJAX opposite Wal-Mart, 2 u , new 30' ranges with clock mosphere. Sunset Golden fully loaded including leather, owner.104k. $11,500. 436-7086. $14,900 certiff�ied &emission stereo included. Asking bedroom, walkout basement, P 9 Horse Ranch 10551 Hwy. 12 power lumbar seats, chrome t(905)697-8723. ested. Balance of warranty. $6,000 or best offer. Call Brian 1 Trailers 4 appliances, all inclusive, no and window $430. Recondi 1 km. N. of M rtle . Arra a 1998 Chevy Cavalier, red, 2 door, 905 697-8723. PP ( y ) 9 wheels, 2 e Horse turbo ( ) (905) 987-7239 pets, no smoking, $889/mo. tinned 24' ranges and 24' frost ments: 905) 985-4593. automatic, air, CD, sun -roof, ( charged, new transmission. Vans/ STORAGE TRAILERS for sale or free fridges now available. g 72,000 km's, teat condition, 95 TRANSAM, ,Black, 5.7nnn&MM -arks n Immediately, one Excellent condition will Certify. 11 000 arking private entrance 1 1 partments for Rent NORTH OSHAWA, triplex, very private, 2 bedroom. Master ensuite, air, dish -washer, parking storage facilities. Suit profession- al. November 1st. $900 plus 839-3939 or cell (416) 720-1353. DIXIE/FINCH, basement apart- ment with separate entrance, avail- able October 1st or immediate. Single or couple only, $650/month all inclusive. First/last, references a must. (905)837-9420 DUPLEX FOR RENT, South-west Pickering. Upper level 3 bed- room, $1100/mo Oct. 1st. Basement 2 Bedroom $700/mo Nov. 1st. No pets/smoking. Fi rstA ast. 416-451-2315 OSHAWA KING/RITSON second floor one bedroom apt. in house. $449/month includes utilities and parking. Suitable for one. First/last firm. No pets. Call (416) 281-2152 NEW 2 bedroom basement apt. Harwood/401. $850/mo- inclu- des full bath, util, laundry, cable & parking. Available Nov. 1st. No pets/smoking, credit check/first/ last. Call 905-619-1539 TWO BEDROOM apts. for November. Conveniently locat- ed in Uxbridge in mostly adult occupied building. Appt. to view call 905-852-2534. ONE & TWO BEDROOM apart- ments, in most beautiful adult building. Avail immediately. Stevenson & Rossland, Oshawa, near schools Call (905)579- 3700. OSHAWA 2 -BEDROOM apart- ment, newly renovated, brand new carpets, $850/month inclu- sive. Available Oct.1 st. No smok- ing, no pets. Call (905)436-0814 ,f+nr dnm 9de selection of other new CHOCOLATE LABS, regis 13,500 o.b.o.(905)430-6805. $9500 OBO. Call665-6795. T -Bar roof, loaded, $ 4 Wheel Drive rent and looking to buy. We can p wnnnn uunn Bunn - uNyc, and reconditioned appliances. tered, vet checked, first shots, $ call 905-576-0448. set them level with the ground. •686-0559 2 bedroom duplex. Equipped and Call us today, Stephenson's microchipped, born August 1996 SATURN, green, 4 dr, aut., WE FINANCE 1986 ASTRO VAN, 4.3 Auto, Makes a great work -shop. 430- BACHELOR APARTMENT, carpeted. $725/month plus utili- Appliances, Sales, Service, 1st. Only 3 available, 1 male, excellent condition, certified, tift steering, good body, clean 7693 (snp) $450/month utilities included. ties. Available immediately. Parts. 154 Bruce St. Oshawa: 2 female. Breeders welcome asking $8000. Call 728-4242 EVERYONE NEED A CAR? interior, rebuilt Motor and Second floor, 2 rooms, kitchen (905)725-3090 or (613)828- (905)576-7448. $650. Call Casey 743-0995,. after 3 m. transmission with 0 miles, 1988 COLEMAN HARDTOP trail- Roll. ArticOshawa, leave message. p' First time buy- $699 Down warranty available, certified er. 10 -ft box. dual propane tanks mansion Sim bath, St 1 wanted 1996 TOYOTA COROLLA dark ,1 w/3burner stove; A/C, sleeps 6, OSHAWA Quiet•building near Wanted LAB PUPS 5 chocolate green, air, 5 speed, non- erS, bankrupt, Bad OK and emm05-66 tested, S. New carpets, new cup males available now. 1 yellow $3,5000 call 905 668-5555 • Add -A -Room. Extras. Excellent boards, totally renovated. shopping, transportation. Utdi- smoker, new brakes and tires, bad credit n0 LOW as $99/mth condition. Must sell $4200-obo. ties included. SimcoelM!II 1- ANTIQUES?Absolutely! Ad- female and 1 black female 150,000kms, certified and 1988 Jeep Sahara YJ, khaki 905-683-0449 after 6. First/last required. Older per- bdrm immediately, 2 bedroom vice- always valuable, usually available Oct. 9th. CKC regis- emissions tested, asking credit. You CALL TODAY green, standard, hard & soft son preferred. Good referenc- Nov. Ist. 3 bedroom Nov. Ist. free! Purchasing outright, es- tered, first shots, vet checked, $10,500 OBO. 905-434-2379 work? You- DRIVE TODAY! tops, 2 sets of doors, body in 1988 STARCRAFTtent trailer, 10' es. No pets. Availabel October $689, $779, $889. (905)436- tates w/some antique contents, dew claws removed, 2 yr• good condition, runs well, box, sleeps 6, excellent condition 1st. Call Casey 743-0995, 7686 until 7:30pm. (,limit to value considered), guarantee. $650. North of 1997 DODGE INTREPID, V6, drive! Lots of 905-509-2200 60,000km's, asking $2900. $2000. Call (905)837-0944 Oshawa, leave message. collections of any sort, quantities Whitby. (705) 357-1797. 85000 km, fully loaded, plati- choice. Down or Call Mike 668-8730. 1997 22FT. Coachmen t ailer -BACHELOR APT $512/month- OSHAWA - 2 ROOMS in lower or single antique items. Special num finish, excellent condi- ESTABLISH or Re-establish level of home, to share with sin - interest in Moorcroft pottery. I'II LOVING HOMES NEEDED for tion. Clean air & cert. $12,500. Trade may be 1989 Plymouth Voyager, sleeps 4, bathroom with s wer ly plus utilities, 3rd floor walk- gle person, full use of facilities, t to respond to all queues. adult cats. Many young and 005 242 8623. snp) your credit without a Co-signer $3000, 7 *passenger, cert/ hot water, air conditioned, in year up, no elevator, enquiries Call $450. Ist/last, references. Robert Bowen Antiques mature cats (spayed or neu ( required. & Drive a Great Car! If you emission, heavy duty extend round park, on water front lot in Mark 852-3107. Leave mes- Immediate. (905)576-2972 after Brooklin, Ontario. (905)655- tered, fully vaccinated) look- 1997 FORD ,AEROSTAR XLT SPECIAL have poor credit, no credit, or ed mini van, new engine. Call Haliburton. $13,500 o.b.o. sage. 3:30 p.m. 8049 or 905 242-0890. ing for homes. Kittens with Ist Sport 3.OL, automatic/over a past bankruptcy, WE CAN 579-0804 Phone (905)666-8207 ( ) FINANCE HELP! Call Me Toda for Your CENTRAL OSHAWA, large 1 pICKERING Deluxe 1 B/R base booster sometimes available. drive, black/silver two-tone, A BAG OF CASH for good Many medium to larger spotless grey interior, 7 pa n' DEPARTMENT Approval! Bruce (05) 668- 1990 Arerostar extend, Eddie FIFTH WHEEL/rRUCK PACKAGE. bed. Nov. 1st $715/mo., in ment apt: Private entrance, laun- uN furniture, antiques, breeds of dogs also for adoption. ger seating, airconddioning,reli- 5846 ext. 304, toll free 1-877- Bauer package, 260,000 km, 1998 Cardinal 28 -ft. fifth -wheel. well - maintained building, dry, parking,A/C. Available Nov paintings, silverware, china, Petssupiilies(espeaallycatfood able (amity vehicle, very clean, SHERIDAN CH1=V 666-3312 Gus Brown Pontiac runs great, body good, $3500 Like new. 1999 dodge ram 2500 close to all amenities. 1st.. No pets/smoking. $750/ old toys, all collectibles. and litter) and donations always certified/emissionI 'ranty. 905-706-8498 Buick Ltd. as is or $4500 certified and truck, Cummins diesel. 40,000 PLEASE CALL (905) 723-D977 month + 1/4 utilities. Call 905 - Dealing fairly for many years. welcomed. Please call Durham $11,900. 905-665-9960 905 emission tested. 905-434- km. Full towing package. will sell 9 a.m. 6p.m. 839-7682. FIND YOUR NEXT used vehi- separately. 905-985-3877 Call 1-800-448-0552 Animal Adoption 438-8411 261-9440. Dealer. cle at: durhamwheels.com 0392. (snp) p Y Visit Us On the Internet: www.durhamnews.net THE AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER, OCTOBER 1, 2000 -PAGE 29 i tomo es Automobiles Apartments for Apartments for . Mortgages, • Mortgages, Mone to Lend • Business • Business 1 1 for Sale 1 / for Sale I Rent 1 1 Rent • 1 Insurance • ! Insurance y _ 1 opportunfties 1 Opportunities *** CHOICES 2000 *** Business Opportunity **fir Showcase *** Wed. Oct. 25th, 12 noon - 8 p.m. Holiday Inn, Oshawa. First time in Durham!! Call your Classified Rep. for info. and to reserve your booth. Phone: 905-576-9335 Fax: 905-579-4218 • Marine • Marine YOUM Dominion General MFG Ltd. is looking for new faces. Positions available are for light assem- bly factory jobs. Day and Night shifts offered Successful candidates will be hard working individuals, that support multi-culturalism and enjoy a team spirited environ- ment. Pay rate is $9.20/hr+ a comprehensive benefit pkg. Interested applicants are en- couraged to apply in person or mail to: DGM 1736 Orangebrook Crt. (Unit #34, Pickering, Ont. LIW 3GS 1 1 Apartments for Rent PICKERING- NEW Bright one bedroom basement $750/month. Altona/rwyn Rivers area. Avail. 1 Townhouses for 1 Townhouses for Rent Rent RENTALS AVAa.ABLE ' LOCATION: PARKSIDE SQUARE, AJAX (Hwy 2 & Pickering Beach behind Plaza - across from Costco) SIZE: ALL NEW 1471 sq ft. - 2029 sq ft. (3 Bedroom Townhouse units) LEASE: Minimum 1 year (optional renewals available) MONTHLY RENTAL: $1,799 per mo. - $2,079 per mo. water, parking included (heat & hydro extra - approx $100 average per month) INCLUDES: Fridge, Stove, Washer, Dryer, B/I Dishwasher, Central Air Conditioning. PARKING: (A) 2 Car Parking Underground to Your Door Q (B) 1 Car Parking with Attached Garage (Depends on Unit Rental). REQUIREMENTS: 1 st & Last Month's Rent, Letter of Employment, immigration Work Approval, Rental Application & 10 Post-dated Cheques. Small pets to be approved. Non-smoking Tenants. Contact Cynthia Godfrey at (905) 426-6664 (on Site) Immediately. Non smokers, no pets. Cable and utilities incl. �IOtI �- Money to Lend Money to Lend (905)509-0412 or 509-4226 } NEWLY RENOVATED large e * i<5 Ffo38 BfJf bachelor apt. in house. Full Pr4lttaSlrmal fiBf?#SrF " bath, kitchen, and living room. GAfl;ltilt�Ttttn ;: flwft" it O All inclusive. $725/mo. First/ lrM tfnl£f last. Non smoker. 905-420- # 7347 or 416-574-0233. PICKERING VILLAGE - Legal+ EVERY DAY IS PAYDAY large 1 bedroom basement Li14reCsedlfeai51!151f1 apt. $750/month inclusive. WHEN YOU NEED CASH. Avail. October 1st. First 8 last. We hold your personal cheque `til payday (905)427-0075. PICKERING, Brock/Major ' NO CREDIT CHECKS! Oaks, near Go, large 2 -bed -039 X room basement apt. full bathCq O -ASH room/kitchen, own entrance/ parking, laundry. Near all, CALL NOW! amenities. Non-smoker no � pets. Available Immediately. ooms Warehouse $900/month. 905426-7818. 1 for Rent • ce OSHAWA 2 & 3 B/R apts. 280 Crean LRooOm INewly decorated BUSINESSES! 4 BDRM HOUSE for rent to y g Need More Space? Wentworth St. West. full furnished. Cookie facilr $740 & $850. Utilities own. Large lot, 3 car parking, ties. Working gentleman pre- P $74Ind& $ t0. SCh001s, central Oshawa, $975/mo. ferre'd. Near Durham College. Storage Special plus utilities. Available Oct. $250 +. (905)728-4845. shoppping and 401. Pub- Ist or later. 905-571-5320. 1 for 1St $ lic Transit right past A UNBEATABLE DEAL! From Month Rent! your door. For appt. call $500. down, own your own FURNISHED ROOM call (905) 721-8741 home starting at $69,900 car- $380. non-smoker, Sentinel Self Storage ries for less than rent. OAC.A905-686-7222 vaIl. now WALKOUT BASEMENT. apart- 24 hrs free recorded message 475 Harwood Ave. N., Ajax ment, non-smoker, no pets. 905-728-1069 ext 277. Cold Hwy.2/Chapman First/last, references required. well Banker RMR Real Estate. Whites/Hwy#2. Avail. Oct. 15. Aurelia Rasanu. Ajax 1 Cottages 905 420-2015 AAAI HOUSE FOR RENT for Rem SEE!! small 2 bedroom in older Leave message RETURN TO NATURE in the WHITBY- MUST SEE.. Beau- 416-327-7727 or Kawartha's (Peterborough tiful bright open concept 1- semi _detached home, large _ ( 9 bedroom apartment. Near Go/ lot, newer carpet throughout, 905-686-9782 area) and celebrate Thanks - 401, all utilities, parking in- next to all amenities, on bus giving in our cozy cedar lake- cluded. Non-smoker, no pets route, located in Whitby on ROOM IN HOUSE, full use in front cottages. View the amaz- please. Available October. 1st._ Hwy 2. Includes fridge, stove. cludin own bath. Parking,ing colours, enjoy a home $900/month. (905)666-0621 ABalahler month immed�ate!ylus ut!I!tCea511 $425/month, all utilities incl- Lakesicookederestaurant.xn our $275/ WHITBY LOCATION, 1 -bed- Gar Bolen Sutton Groupsive. Available irgmediately. long weekend. 1 -888 -877 - room, fridge, stove, parking, (905436-0990 !st/last."Please call (905) 619- 2159 heat, water, coin laundry, 3502. basement storage. Av. Nov. BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom, 3 . ROOMS FOR RENT iu new • 1 Florida Ist. Near Go transit and amen- year old bungalow, for rent in house. No pets, non-smoker. Vac. Rentals ities. Call for appointment desirable North Oshawa. In- Professional working person CLEARWATER, 2 -3 -bedrooms (905)686-1533. eludes 5 appliances, garage, preferred. Available October red WHITBY -Bright, clean large 1- air, fencedmberlstyard: Av$117e 1st Please call (416)895- homes. Heated pool, manuh hot bedroom basement apart- per mo. plus utilities Call 2150 min's to beaches, major at- ment, quiet residential area, (905) 576-5686 Shared tractions, NHL Hockey, . NFL near transit: 'Non smoker. 1 Accommodation Football (Superbowl Jain Kitchen, livingroom, 4pc bath, COZY, CLEAN 3 bedroom " 2001), BlueJay baseball. private entrance. Laundry, ca- house, $1,100 plus utilities, NORTH EAST .Oshawa, dean, Children welcome. $275/ ble Included, Immediately references, first/last, Oshawa. furnished room, in quiet weekly. Photos. (905)683-5503 $650/month. 905-666-5786 Available Oct. 1st. Call 905- house, share kitchen/bath with Private Homes 718-9846 one, $350 monthly. (905) 721- ! 1 WHY rent when you can own For Sale your own home for less than MAIN FLOOR 2 -bedroom 0122. Ill I H apartment. in country home **BUY A HOME with no mon- If you have been reading the newspapers recently there appears to be a doom and gloom cloud on the horizon. Our purported financial experts, are predicting that the U.S. must raise the prime rate 1% rather than the 1/4% that was previ- ously expected. They further stated that Canada will raise 1/2% and then lower rates after that by 3/4%. This is probably the most ludicrous statement I have come across in years. In my 25 years as both Lender and Broker, I can not remember the.Bank of Canada not raising rates to at least the same level as the U.S. , and in the majority of cases surpassing the U.S. increase by 20 to 50 bases points. Unfortunately even though I personally feel that these people are "out to lunch", look for a 1/4% to a 1/2% increase based on the U.S. increasing rates by 1/4% over the next few months. Act Now! If you are thinking of either remortgaging your home or taking out a new loan, do it now. Unfortunately rates are going to move upward, in the not too distant future. At Central Funding Group, we have always specialized in consolidation mortgages and loans. The average monthly savings on our consolidation loans is in excess of $600 a month, with flexible rates and terms to satisfy your specific requirements. Prime First Mortgages, are always 3/4% below posted market rates. First and second mort- gages are available to 95% of value. Private mort- gage funds are always available for those clients that do not quite fit under the normal institutional lending guidelines. If the Bank has turned you down on your mortgage request, we have a 90% approval rate on those files: MONEY PROBLEMS, Get out of debt without going CHOICES 2000 �[• ** quick bankrupt or being garnisheed. Business Opportunity "Everyone accepted regardless credit rating. Call for free information. 905-576-3505. Showcase Wed, Oct. 25th, 12 noon - 8 p.m. Student loans included. Holiday Inn, Oshawa. NEED CASH? Loans for debt consolidation, vehicle pun chase, home renovation etc.. First time in Durham!! Call our Classified Rep. for info. y p Apply by phone. Same day and_to reserve your booth. approval. CitiFinancial Canada Inc., 145 Kingston Rd. E. #3, Phone: 905-576-9335 Fax: 905-579-4218 Ajax (905) 428-7505. 1 Mortgages, Insurance • 1 Registrations• 1 Registrations MORTGAGES - Good, bad and ugly. Financing for any pur- pose. All applications accept- ed. Call Community Mortgage Services Corp. (905) 668- 6805. • 1 Business opportunities $$ GOVERNMENT - Funds$$ Grants and loans information to start and expand your busi- ness or farm. 1-800-505-8866. APPLIANCE PARTS AND SERVICE, also bbq. parts and accessories. Complete with all inventory and equipment. Premises rented. Immediate possession in Ajax. Owner re- tiring. 686-3871 $$ Government Frenchman's Bay Power Squadron is offering CPS Boating Course and CCG Operators License Courses begin Oct.10tb Call for Registration ,**'905-780-1342 �*- Steve Read - Training Officer Funds$$ Grants and loans . 1 Worship Servim information to start and expand your business or farm. 1-800-505-886s • • I Psychic ANGEL CARD READINGS: 4 Personal Messages, $12 Money orders o, to: PO Box 20070, Newcastle, ON LIB 1M3 • 1 Personals AWESOME ATTENDANTS at Millennium, experience the royal treatment. Full-body re laxation massage. SPECIAL - this week only $35 Willis ad. Open 7 days/week. 77A Celi- na, Oshawa. 905-438-9115 1 Births DURHAM SINGLES New ap- lasting proach to finding rela- tionships. Personal growth seminars, dances, pub nights. New fun way to meet singles. Selective. Call for interview 905-242-7157 websits: www rhirhamginnlrt rnm- DURHAM'S OWN DATING SERVICEI Call 905-683-1110. Create a private mailbox or browse other personal ads free. Meet a new Friend or Love for rde. HEAVENLY PSYCHIC An- swers. Find the oracle withn. $2.99/min. '18+"24 firs. 1- 900-451-3783. DON'T KNOW which is more difficult, having to write this ad or respond to it. Single, attrac- tive, physically fit male who enjoys boating, gardening, and traveling,' seeks attractive, well fit lady; early to mid 40,'s for a lasting permanent rela- tionship. Reply to Box# 4641, c/o Markham Economist & Sun, 9 Heritage Rd. Markham, Ont. L3P 1M3. RELAXATION Body massage. At 835 Westney Rd. S., Unit 10, Ajax. Welcomes you again! Call (905)-426 4585. 690 COME & WORSHIP Is a regular Friday Feature for the Churches in the Ajax Pickering area. To advertise your Church Services or Special Church events please call Janice at 4 (905)-683-0707, Ext. 2218 OT Fax# 905-579-4218 Deadline for Copy is Wednesday noon for Friday) 710 VANDE POL (nee Hoekstra) Neil and Jacqueline give thanks to Godd for the safe arrival of their daughter. CLAER MONIQUE VANDE POL She was born at Ajax and Pickering Health Centre on July 10, 2000 at 2:55 p -m., weighing 8 pounds, 11/2 ounces. Her big brother Lukas is so excited and helpful. Proud grandparents are: George and Rudy Hoekstra of Bowmanville; and Bep Vande Pol of Whitby. Many thanks to a special group of people: Doctors Kathy Chapman, Errol Wai Ping, Kirit Patel and Michael Fox; Nurses Ena Dyer Brown, Ellen Ash, Brenda Levis,. Jessica Princiotta, Ursile Adams and Elizabeth Fisher for our outstanding care, as well as the entire staff of M.N.S. - We appreciate all you did for us. 21 Anniversaries :1 Anniversaries :1 Anniversaries you think... Cal Dave ay PICKERING, beautdul new lock Sales Rep. Re/Max north of Brooklin. Non- home, close to all amenities, ey down'•`I can show you 11 Private Homes Condos Summit Realty (1991) Ltd. smokers, $890/month + 1 u01- smokers welcome. A must how to buy a home with no for Sale , 1 for Sale (905) 668-3800 or (905) 666- ity. Available Nov.lst: Call see! Tel (905) 683-6877. down payment: free recorded 279 ANDREW 3T. Newcastle. 3211, 905.655-3687. messagge. 1-888-887-9586, t0 r 1800 sq. ft. 50x110 lot. - PARKWOOD VILLAGE, Cour- SHARED ACCOMODATIONS - ID#1044 Slightham Real Estate. y' tire, 2 -bedroom, newt deco - Houses NORTH' OSHAWA - 2 bed- in condo on Ajax lakefront, Mamfloor laundry, Ilving/di y 1 f WHITBY. ROSSLAND RD./ ningroom, 2pc. powder room, rated, wood burning fireplace, For Rent room, main floor bungalow, .available immediately: $500/ large kitchen, walkout to deck, mo. inclusive. Call 905-767- Garden St. Prestigious North gas fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 6 appliances, ground floor, A-ABA-DABA-DO, t. have a 5654. area,3 bedrooms Laundry off 4Pc ensuite, 2nd bathroom, 2- surface parking at door. home for you! 6 months free! central airy attached garage, kitchen. Deck." Double drive- car heated/insulated ggarage able cl 00. .1-613-339-3179 agents. Negoti- From $550/month OAC up to quiet court, 4 appliances, Nov. WORKING PROFESSIONAL. way. Large trees. Walk to (20x25). Fenced badgard, able closing. i 613 339 3179 $6,000 cash- back to you, Ist. $975 inclusive. 576-3830. seeks same to share house, schools. $175,900. Private. finished basement, bedroom, WHITBY CONNOISSEUR Con - $32,000+ family income. in quiet location, close to all 905-655-4682 after 6p.m. roughed -in bathroom. £/air/ dominium. Immaculate large Short of down payment? For PICKERING 3 -bedroom, 2.5- amenities. $500 per month, vac, appliances included. 1 -bedroom condo. Includes 5 spectacular results Ken -Col- baths, mainfloor family room, inclusive. Please call 905- 2 STOREY - 3 BDRM SEMI $196,900. Appt. 905-987-2171. appliances, plus indoor lis, Associate Broker, Cold garage, large yard, 404-0615. with basement apt on Dunlop pD p park - double well Banker RMR Real Estate St., good west Whitby location. OWN YOUR OWN waterfront- ing, pool, recreation facilities. (905)728-9414 or 1-877-663- sparkling clean, Whites/ s 1 Office & Priced to sell $148,000. im- 3 -bedroom plus swimming Close to all amenities. To 1054 email:kaeoilis0idiret.com Strouds, $1250/month plus Retail Spm mediate possession call pool, familyroom, 10 min. View, call (905)668-5221 an - utilities, to inspect. from Port Perry. Open House, ytime. A ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 6 utilities, first/last, credit 342 KING ST. W., Oshawa, ( ) 44 Nonquon Dr. Seagrave. check. Available Nov. 1st. 780 s .ft., main floor, suitable CENTRAL FUNDING GROUP, Sunda s 1-4 m, b appoint-. Money months free, then own a house q y p y DD to Lend Call 416-450-0938 for of available im fust &second mortgages to ment 905 986-1001. from $600/month o.a.c. Up to ( ) $5,000 cash back to you! PICKERING UNIQUE. Water- mediately, Coidwell Banker 95%. From 7.45% for 5 years. BUSINESS LOANS $10K to Require $30,000+family income front home, 3 bedroom plus 2M Realty, Mike Montagano, Best available rates. Private PORT PERRY, Large in town Gov - and good credit. Short of down loft , open design, almost new. 905-576-5200 or 428-8501 funds available. Refinancing lot, 2000sq.ft. raised bungalow. eromeniprsecusred8 loansto payment? Call Bill Roka, Sales $2,250/mo. plus. Available debt consolidation a specialty. 4 -bedrooms, 2 fun baths, fully Rep. today! Re/Max Spirit (905) November. Cplus. nA Man- For fast professional service call finished basement, $195,000 $-877-643-0130 or 728-1600, 1-888-732-1600. agement 905-428-9766. 905-666-4986/ (905)686-2367. firm. Call (905)985-4686 (905)420-3960. Dear Tial, ` To the best wife a man could have, Happy FirstAnniversary. May the rest of our lives } together Be as happy as our first. Love Sacha PAGE 30 -THE AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER, OCTOBER 1, 2000 :11 Improvements:11 Improvements CANDO RENOVATIONS INC. Minor to Major Renovations including Remodelling for the disabled. Res. Comm. Ind. Free Estimates (905) 686-5211 Fax 905 686-8072 Chimneys, Fireplaces & Masonry Build, Renovate, Repair RUNDLE•S CONTRACTING Since 1980 "Before you spend a Bundle call Bill Rundle" 905.619.9430 CHOICES 2000 Business Opportunity *** Showcase *** Wed. Oct. 25th, 12 noon - 8 p.m. Holiday Inn, Oshawa. First time in DurhamH Call -your Classified Rep. for info. and to reserve your booth. Phone: 905-576-.9335 Fax: 905-579=4218 DIRECT WINDOW Deal Directly and Save Vinyl Replacement Thermal Windows * Side Slider - Double Hung * Bay * Bow All types of Aluminum Work Free Estimates (905) 426-6342 I- 'and CONNEC 11CPN- RETIRED CRAFTSMEN & OTHER EXPERTS FOR LOW COST HOME REPAIRS & REMODELING • Plumbing • Carpentry • Electrical e Painting & Much More Insured, Bonded, 1 Year warranty IM 905-686-7236,4233 Vesiodtontiall E SERVICES ALLIANCE OF DUR/(A - Commercial Renovation & Re air Servi Office Alterations • Drywall • un Rooms Basement • Smoke Rooms •. Homes Offices Plumbing • Bathrooms • Carpentry • Electrical Painting • Carpet • Acoustical Ceilings • Doors GET MORE VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLARSW Call Now for a free Consultation Guaranteed Satisfaction & Quality Service PRONE: 05 426-5501 II Roofing :1 Roofing Fwarranties C ROOFING/WINDOWS LTD. of roofing and windows anties guaranteed iscountured and bonded atesBBB -100% CANADIAN Andrew at (905) 438.0704 Roofing M-CLELLAN Windows Illrell-9-3 M. 1,11,1111 905-767-1240 Renovations John McLellan "A Man of His Word" :11 Improvements :11 Improvements HANDYMAN SERVICE Decks, Fences, Doors, Kitchens, Bathrooms, Drywall, Taping & General Repairs (905)837-0702 cell (416)835-3689 RDC EXTERIORS Es ALUMINUM • Windows & Doors • Soffit -fascia eavetrough • Same day screen repair *Roofing Wortortaeshfp Guaranteed Since 1969 (905) 686.9494 or visit www.rdcworld.com WASHROOM RENOVATIONS 20 years exp. wholesale fixture prices 905-427-7409 onMoving & Storage • Mo "& Storage SENTINEL SELF STORAGE Storage Specials Cars $99/mo. Motorbikes, Seadoos, Snowmobiles $69/mo. Business Storage Special Need More Space? $1 for 1st Month Rent Call 905-686-7222 475 Harwood Ave. N., Ajax THE HONEST :1 Roofing MOVER $65 PER HOUR - 2 men No local gas mileage/ LEWIStravelling time Flat rate appliances, small EXTERIORS deliveries, or simple moves Roofing around the house. Bw 9 Licensed Company Windows & Doors No GST/PSTt •� ERAGE Decks & Patios GUARANTEED - Sunrooms . Larry Hoffe Financing Available (905) 665.0"8 905-428-5719 BBB Pager 720-8438 MICHALSKI MOVING 1 Painting & & STORAGE clecomfina' Houses, Apartments, Offices, Appliances & Piano Specialists. Senior "GUARANTEED & Mid -Month Discounts. PAINTING & Licensed, insured. Free STUCCO CEILINGS" Estimates. Professional Residential - Commercial service. Interior - Exterior Call 436-7799. Refinish- Repair - Repaint Stucco Ceilings "PAY AS YOU ARE Cross Movers SATISFIED" Exp. in moving Call Scott for Free Households • Offices Estimate a' • gilts. Packing Avail (4 640 16) 414-11 Free Estimates (32.years experience) 416-423-0239 Senior's Discount 905.683-5342 1.877432-1841 AU Pre Paiinting and • 1 Flooring, WanpaperlInB QUEEN'S FLOORING & DES Stucco ceilings, General IONS. Sales and Installation (Full repairs, Top quality work service) Carpet, Hardwood, at reasonable prices Vinyl, Ceramic, Laminate, 20°% off for Seniors Custom Made & Designs. 27 Call for a FREE Estimate years Experience. Free Esti- 404-9669 mates. Shop Al Home. Seniors Discount. Best Prices. Custorher Satisfication Guaranteed! Tel 905 -438-0057 or Cell:416-930-0861 PAINTING &3 House PAPER- ' eanino HANGING AAMAZING CLEANING INC. *Reasonable rates* Too busy? Too tired? or Just *Interior &exterior• don't like cleaning? Bonded & Insured. Call Teresa (905) Serving Oshawa & 666-0727 to arrange a cleaning surrounding areas for b one of our experienced staff. 30 years HOUSECLEANING 'r 72549884 Ir Lady with experience in QUALITY house cleaning PAINTING & Call Luba DECORATING 905-721-0226 Interior/Exterior Free Estimates , I I Gardening & 837-9558 Landsmina TREE CUTTING Manyprice. o & TRIMMING G 24 yrs. exp. Sing in Fully insured inteexterior Tree ng. Free estimates Fates. Call 905.433-7140 (96-osss 11 Fasservice, wily price. OR Service TMS PAINTIWG7 TIMBER TREE & DECOR SERVICE IExperts in Removal, Interior &Exterior European Workman- Trimming, Pruning ship &Stump Removal Fast, Clean, Fully insured. reliable service. Free estimates 428-0081 Call Shawn 905.619-1704 Moving &Storm F - • " Music MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS PROFESSIONAL We will move anything, VIOLINIST anywhere, anytime. Commercial or residenhal. Now Accepting Packaging, storage and Intermediate & boxes available. Senior & mid month discounts. Free Advanced estimates. Students 571-0755 905 837-9378 1-888-491-6600 Private Classic Movers. : • Tutors/Schools • Affordable -Efficient Retable ENGLISH Move for as Low as $55 per hour from a 2 movers & Truck edto v"e teacher! Call •Subject to aailability Mid -Month &Seniors Discount Lisa at Call Tod! (905) 428_!7j(905)686-9781 , r e "ars•.r.a's-�'s'.i.^.'i'!'!'•'r'•`•"•'i`1'f':•'4 `� MTree Service : = Tree Service TREE MAINTENANCE & REMOVAL 4* STUMP REMOVAL SEASONED FIREWOOD AVAILABLE DAVE 831-7055 EnParty Services : Party Services RABBIT WANTS WORK Doing Magic For Children's Parties And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician. Call Ernie 668.4932 KIDS UNLIMITED_* Children's entertainment for any occasion. * Clowns, character look-alikes, loot bags, face painting, magic, music. * 905-471-5331 ************ CLOWN / MAGICIAN • Live animals • All occasions All ages Call Jeff (905) 839-7057 . • Adult . • Adult - • Enlertainment • Eniertainmerd Exclusively BETWEEN Yours YOU & ME ♦UpscaleV 40 40 r Escort Service Serving Durham Open daily 12 pm Region OUTCALLS only Discretion Reliability & Guaranteed Open 9 a.m. Daily discretion guaranteed (905) 725-2322 259-5090 Now Hiring 18+ SELL IT NOW CALL AJAX 683-0707 UXBRIDGE 852-9741 • 1 Deaths • 1 t�eatns BENTLEY, John Arthur (August 11, 1906 September 28, 2000) - Peacefully, at the Com- munity Nursing Home, Pickering, with his devoted wife of seventy years, Edythe Evelyne Gallagher, at his side. Loving father of Jacqueline and hus- band Walter Hird; Helena and husband Bill Linton, Robert and wile Mary Donkers, and predeceased by son Alan. Devoted grandfather of Deborah, David, Peter, Shawn, Renee, Melanie, Jeffery, Va- nessa, Christopher and great grandfather of 14. Retired from Gooderham & Worts in 1971. Spe- cial thanks to the nursing staff at the Community Nursing Home for. your tender loving care. Private family service. If so desired, -memorial donations may be made to the Alzheimer Society of Durham. Arrangements entrusted to, MCEACHNIE FU- NERAL HOME, (905) 428-8488 LUSTED, John E. (Jack) At the family resi- dence, on Friday, September 29, 2000. John E. (Jack) Lusted in his 84th year. Beloved husband of Florence Greengrass. Loving father of John and his wife Diane, Bill and his wife Trudi, Ron and his wife Janet, Shirley and her husband Paul Arse- nault, and Carol and her husband David Bibb. Lov- ingly remembered by his grandchildren and greal grandchildren. The family will receive friends at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax (Pickering Village 905- 428-8488 from 2-4 & 7-9 p.m. Sunday. Funeral Service at St. George's Anglican. Church (Ran- dall Dr., Pickering Village) on Monday, October 2, 2000 at 11:00 a.m. Interment - Pine Ridge Memo- rial Gardens. Should family and friends so desire, donations to the Centenary Health Centre Foun- dation would be greatly appreciated. Visit Us On the Internet: www.durhamnews.net 897 650 650 7th Heaven Full Body Aroma Massage 2 for 1 SPECIAL + JACUZZI. 4 VIP rooms Russian Ladies No apts. Open Late 905-839-4680 NO TIME TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. Fax NEWS ADVERTISER 905-5794218 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE 905-852-4355 1uustome� Appreciation HIM DAY THURSDAY, OCTOBER STH 181 Bond St. W. Oshawa is Store has been leased out and the Liquidation ntre must clean all remaining furniture, mattress - etc. We sell tables & chairs, diningroom suites, Broom suites, box spring & mattresses, curie cab - its, occasional tables, glider rockers, separate Ors, king size box & mattresses, entertainment its, odd chairs, buffet & hutch, solid oak tables; eking tables, console tables, video cabinets, plus my other articles. No reasonable offer refused. me look. Good quality furniture. . Liquidation Centre,.181 Bond St. W. across from O.M.S. at Arena St. Open Sat. 9 to 6, Sun. 11 to 5 p.m., Monday to Friday 9 to 7:30. Sale being conducted by McLean Auction 905-720-0560 of Furniture, Tools, Household items & antiques Monday October 9th at 11:00 a.m. the property of Keith Jacobs 1756 Eldon Road rom Hwy #7 at Oakwood go north 9km or from Voodville take Woodville Rd east 4 miles to Eldon Rd., hen south 2km. See signs. We Includes: 1998 Poulan 14.5hp 42' cut riding lawn Gower, Teagle fertilizer Spreader, 5' bush hog, Camp- iell Hausefield air compressor, Homelite 245 chainsaw, earn jack, assorted electric power tools, aluminum ex- ension ladder & various hand tools. Intiques: Karn & Co. Limited upright piano & bench, yak glass door china cabinet, pine dresser with mirror, antique wardrobe, Empire gramophone with large as- ortment of old records, 6 matching wooden chairs, cid trunk, antique chesterfield. Household items: Mof- at white electric fridge & stove, Toshiba microwave, rand new 3/4 orthopedic .bed, Rainbow set vacuum new) RCA S16reo colour TV with remote (like new),, TR 6' satellite dish with Cheyenne receiver/descram- der, Harmony and Pefrius Guitars, woods deep freeze, ssort. pots & pans, glass, linen, cutlery, etc. Plus nuch more! Terms: Cash (or known cheque) #lo-reseryes Lunch available Auctioneer and Proprietor will not be responsible for any public injury, liability or property loss or damage in connection with this sale. Sale Managed and Sold By: Kevin Barker Auctions (705)439-4444 FAlaxPickering NTION AUCTIONEERS!! "Auction Package" consists f your ad running weekly in these publications: tby This Week g News Advertiser is Week • Northumberland News une • Canadian Statesman One call does N alill Phone 576-9335 _ Fax 579-4218 • 1 Customer• I Customer Appreciation Appreciation 0SHAW,0WHrMY-aARWO-MRTPMY AJAMCMM THIS WEEKI.. NEWS ADVERTISER '11�HIIYNAWSpAl��196 ICE S 2p Bd$IRC3S sh�lln'�se Wednesday, October 25, 2000 12 noon -8 pm Holiday Inn,1011 Moor St E., Oshawa An Open Invitation to meet one-on-one • Business to Business • Business to Private • Private to Public ff you are a business offering a group package to other companies i.e. eye surgery, promotional hems, trophies, calendars, water filtration, automotnie (easing, banquet fadHes (Business to Business)... reserve your space now! 9 you are a business wanting to meet wide the general public, e.g. cemeteries, monument companies, daycare agendes, rdrement/nursing homes, schools, finanaal institutions, employment agendes, etc. (Business to Private)... reserve your space now! I you are offering a service to the public, home-based opportunities, work ftom home, franchises, M!M's, etc (Private to Public)... reserve your space now! For the first dke in Durham, d this a being offered under one root smoke hv, akwi f lined for your comfort in a location convenient to the 401. Showcase your infomwdon packages, handout brochures and samples.' Save yourself time, energy and gas money let everyone come to you! Open the door to a It)I! Call for your . .Rep fbr m�e i ! Tel: (905) 576-9335 or (905) 683-0707 Toronto: (416) 798-7259 Fax: (905) 579-4218 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 1, 2000 PAGE.31 A/P ID +f '7', .� �i Stk. #P999 tit[f7fill �; t�i'#AT f IV�IQf�,' /0 MINIM;' 8 up to mond O uP to 8' month N 2000 RAM1500 4X2 REG CAB V8, auto, air, tilt, cruisewheel NEIN 0 AKOTA QUAD CA x Fully equipped, 4.71 flooring, bodyside moulding & more. plus groiio i ONLY SALE PRICE � Stk. #W20-233 WAS $27,695 � • V8, auto, air, SCT Plus Group, CD & cassette Player, trailer towing pkg. & much more. 'ONLY SALE PRICE sm. #wzo-sta WAS $37,505 An nP to month _ 2000 GRAND VAN SPORT 3.8 litre v6, power driver seat. 7 passenger quad seating,30 NEW 2000 CHRYSLER SE RING CONV. Fully power equipped! 16" alum., wheels. Keyless entry & more. I ONLY SALE PRICE1 27 Al edition, fully loaded, cassette & CD player. Limited edition! ONLY SALE PRICE $3 0 #w20-639 WAS 005 Stk. #w20-654 WAS $3%M '80 O - 118 O�O nponth UP to NEW 2 CHRYSLER CIRRUS LX 24 8 package, month 2000 CHRYSLER INTREPI C Plus, P power driver seat, keyless entry, CD player, Power windows, locks, tilt, cruise & more. � 1 ONLY SALE PRICE '� Stk. #W20-495 WAS $24,,iii package, 2.7 litre, V6, auto, air, tilt, cruise windows, mirrors, & more. power locks, 2 � 6IOOBE � SALE Stk. #w20-506 PRICE & W20-502 WAS $46„ 47Q 0% 4 for � month NEW 2000 CHRYSLER "300 M" 26 M package, leather trim, 3.5 litre, high out put motor. Power su35,nroot,17" alum.88* CHRYSLER NEON "LES' NEW 2000 CH & chrome wheels & more.more. � ONLY SALE PRICE � Stk. #w20-340 WAS $41,645 4 cyl, auto, tilt, ANUFM cassette, 4 disc CD player, 15" alum wheels, tinted glass SALE PRICE Sik. #w20 -s64 Was $20,060 172088* ID +f '7', .� �i Stk. #P999 tit[f7fill �; t�i'#AT f IV�IQf�,'