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Home My WebLink AboutNA1992_09_020 a C1 0 6E Fol AcOn Call JOAN CAMPBELL Soles RVmentative_ WMW 831 * First Realty Ltd EWS ADVAjax difflon ERTISER SHOP BACK -TO -SCHOOL AND SAVE! Wednesday, Sept. 2, 1992 56 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 700 + 54 GST = 75 cents Vol. 111 No. 36 The Oshawa & District Real Estate Board raised S5,000 for the fight against cancer when it hosted its 10th annual hockey tournament and dance in Oshawa recently. Over the past 10 years, the hockey toumament and dance has raised almost S60.000 for the Canadian Cancer Society. ODREB repre- sents more than 1,000 maltors in Durham region, including those from Ajax and Pickering. News r�� D Animal house set to expand Page A3 Sports D Ajax to host Ontario ball championships Page A19 Special Sections Real Estate..................Pull-out W heels.._................._..Pull-out Letters...._......_............_»._.A6 Obituaries -_.....----.»».....A 15 Billboard ---------A 18 Sports...._...................___»A 19 Classified...•.._ _.•____»A27 rsqdsd pqw Toughen Young O01% ffenders Act: seniors Elderly people said living in fear of teenage thugs DURHAM - Senior citizens calling for a harsher Young Offenders Act will be gather- ing supporters' signatures on a petition Sun- day at the Pickering Flea Market. "We would like to have the Act toughened up," says Ernie Arnold of the Canadian Coun- cil of Retirees, a group he says represents thousands of retired union members across the Surplus airport lands tc be sold PICKERING - Transport Canada has announced it will sell 2,064 hectares of its Pickering airport lands. The announcement follows a com- mitment made during last February's federal budget speech to dispose of surplus airport holdings. The property to be sold is pan of a 7,530 -hectare block in north rural Pickering expro- priated by the government in 1973. Despite the impending sale of the property, Ottawa still hasn't announced any decision on whether it will build an airport here on the land it will keep. "I wish to stress that the retention by Transport Canada of some lands at Pickering does not mean that devel- opment of an airport there is being considered at this time," says trans See EX -OWNERS ... Page A9 country, including former workers at the Oshawa General Motors plant and local feeder industries. "We're incensed about the names of individuals (under the age of 18 charged with crimes) not being made public. It's an insult to our society." 'qtr. Arnold saes senior citi/cn,� "feel very vulnerable- to vouth� whop ..,<<I the lai is on their side and they can do what they damn well please." Youths aged 14 to 17 who commit "adult" crimes, such as murder and assault, should be tried as adults in court, suggests Mr. Arnold. So far, about 10,0(X) people have agreed with See S1 NIORS...Page A9 Guarr Y means results -- Adverf a in Alm-Pickerg News Adwrbw ("3-5110) cind Odmwo-WIIlillby 116 Week (579-4400).114000 p *may WA Y -..; .-•,. a•� , _ yN rq^ • !'!. �. • - __-_ ___ __ - JL2-`^y ,.'r .�'5`J` i fa 4 L 9'71 F i r..i i_.- •��:. • ¢..wt+s�+.�r..i�.`tva;+r3ry�r;�+'rs-�:;• ... :..:�,rdf4j3'+�'.�,ef.,�".ry'',yK"=oilrFp'!�'�9��i�`.G�.�9.��.�t,�s.:r,.E't°�i;Jed+�"t;�i�i'�`ii�'+�4+�$W4��« PAGE 2•A -THE NEWS ADVEWMER. WED, SEP7EMEER 2, 1M T ' , �� -f•. Y..•�.k.', ;`L =''�,f 'i�,,,J,'F-!ice Ajax inferno may arsonbe .AJAX - Arson is suspected in a fire that destroyed a home at 259 Taunton Rd. E. early Sunday morning. The blaze began around 1:40 a.m. and took 23 Ajax firefight- ers about an hour to bring it under control. The home had been boarded up and the owners weren't sure if they were going to demolish or renovate it, says a fire depart- ment spokesman. No one was living in the house at the time. The Fire Marshal's office say vandals in the home may have started the fire. There were no injuries. The fire department couldn't estimate the cost of the damage since the owners weren't sure about the fate of the house. Trustee In Bankruptcy Offering all insolvency services including personal & corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 58 Rossland Rd. W. 721-7506 AJAX: 3 Harwood Ave. S. 619-1473 COBOURG: 72 King St. W. 372-4744 Saturday b evening appointments available. 4 . .IF MEW' Arson is the suspected cause of a fire which ripped through a Taunton Rd. home Sunday. photo by Celia Bronkhorst Business shoots down NDP I abor law change DURHAM - There's something missing from the Ontario govern- ment's proposed new labor legisla- tion — input `:om small business. That was the message from two area business groups, representing more than 1,300 firms, who took their concerns to Queen's Park Tuesday. The Ajax/Pickcring Board of Tracie and the Oshawa C hamhrr of Commerce joined forces for the pre- senluaion before an all -party com- mittec. Spokesman Fred Ball, who "- is the Oshawa chamher's government committee, said small business is only now "beginning to undersiz, td the impact of the proposed changes ... and frankl} it makes them extremely uneasy." The government wants the wide DELIVERY SERVICE OVA CH FOR THESE INSERTS b FLYERS COMING TO, } YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD WED., SEPT. 2, 1992 PHARMA PLUS (MAX/PICK.) NEWS ADVERTISER (AJA)CPICK) PINE RIDGE GARDEN GALLERY -MAX YBC (AJAX) (MAX'PICK.) 'A PLUS SOFTWARE (PICK) SETTLEMENT HOUSE ' BATA (AJAX/PICK.) (MAX'PICK.) BIWAY (AJAXPICK.) SHOPPERS DRUG MART EATON'S (AJAXIRCK.) (AJAXPICK ) (AJAX/PICK.) " THE BAY (PICK) ' IDA (PICK.) 'NHITE ROSE (AJAX,PICK j ' WOOLCO (AJAX PICK ) ' DNnsrsd to s Weed househoids only Aj&xfPickerkV HNTTBN PLHCE ranging bill partial by Christmas. But the timing, Mr. Ball told the committee, couldn't be worse. Small business has already been hit hard by the economic downturn, and he said chamber members believe the labor bill in its present form "will most assuredly discour- age investment in Durham region, and in the province as a whole." He pleaded for a further review of the bill's impact on small bust- ness and on communities. The presentation also raised con- cerns on the use of replacement workers, union organizing and first contract arbitration. The labor bill, he concluded, "is separating our communities into two camps, and while we arc fighting the rest of this country and indeed North America will pass us by." 4+'ste4v WEDNESDAY'S CARRIER OF THE WEEK IS EMILY RENAUID iE iy enjoys play rg oaseoa a^d rgette Emily •ecerved a McDonald's coupor =mpliments of the News Advertser Congratulations to Emily ior bung Weeresday's Camer of the WeeK DC7 r s.:..�.,..,. ......,, • JADES R. YANCH WALL TO WALL SAVINGS! LEVEL LOOP 599 SCULPTURE 1099 9d` 1QUAk)�� NYLON PLUSH FROM i 0497 -2495 �• '=??Oso; A M Ll • 0 • • • imal house expansion starts By JOAN RANSBERRY Durham Staff DURHAM - Expansion of the local animal control centre gets under way Thursday. Tomorrow afternoon's ground -breaking ceremony at the Pickering -Ajax -Whitby (PAW) Animal Control Cen- tre on Whitby's Thickson Rd. will be attended by town offi- cials from the communities the facility serves. The $138,000 construction job will bring much-needed improvements to the animal control centre, says facility chairman and Whitby council- lor Dennis Fox. The project will include a lunch room for staff and a shower. "Because of the nature of the work, it's impor- tant to be able to take a show- er on the premises," says councillor Fox. The animal control centre is a busy place. Last year it cared for 1,847 impounded and unwanted cats and dogs. Centre staff also responded to 1,248 calls about injured or dangerous wildlife. Councillor Fox stresses that the centre provides 24 hour -a -day emergency ser- vice. Last year the centre provid- ed shelter to 81 animals ordered quarantined by Durham's medical officer of health. Most of these were for rabies, says councillor Fox. Now 10 years old, PAW is a joint effort involving all three municipalities and it replaced the local branch of the Ontario Humane Society. "PAW is more cost-effec- tive," says councillor Fox. �r AUTO GLASS and TRIM W),I)SHIELD REPLACDENT YOUR WINDSHIELD We pay the; $50.00 Deductible COSTS YOU PLUS eti e give you $'_5.00 Cash Back! NOTHING! For a total of S7�— 860 BROCK RD. S. UNIT 16 Insurance Prices Only PICKERING Call for an appointment'. 837-781 9 Beverly Hills Mans Success! -eat regular foods -medically screened -one-to-one counselling LyncieYta White from Corner Brook, Newfoundland, lost 18 3/4 lbs. -at our Pickering Clinic during summer vacation. 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For more information on what organizers have planned, call the number listed after the event or ttk United Way office at 686-0606. • Campaign hick -Off: This }car's fund-raising cam- paign kick-off will be held Wednesday, Sept. 9 at 7:30 p.m. at Gallantry's Restaurant in the Pickering Town Centre. Campaign volunteers and any- one interested in the United Way is invited to check out the agency's new campaign video and promotional materials and listen to motivational speaker Dan Statham. Them will be a cash bar and campaign mcat- shirts will be available. • Golf Tournament: Duf- I ferti are invited to hit the greens Thursday, Sept. 10 at Deer Creek Golf and Country Estate on Buggey Lane, Ajax. The cost is 5100, which includes lunch, dinner and a round of golf. Registration is limited. Call Ian Rogers at 683-4550. - Ball: A formal dinner and dance will be held Friday, Sept. 18 beginning at 6:30 pm. in the H.M.S. Ajax Room at the Ajax Community Centre. The theme is Putting on the Ritz. The cost is $125 per per- son. Call Gale Mossman at 428-1328. - Art Auction: An art auc- tion will be held at Gallantry's Restaurant in the Pickering Town Centre on Friday, Oct. 23 beginning at 7 p.m. The cost is $10 per person. Dona- tions to be bid upon are accept- ed. Call Kevin Dougherty at 427-8634. • Halloween Dana: Spook your friends at a Halloween dance Saturday, Oct. 31 at 7 p.m. at the Pickering Recre- ation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. The cost is $15 per person. Call Robert Owen at 428-7677. - Bingo: Bring your dab- bers to the Metro East Trade Centre, 1305 Pickering Park- way, on Friday, Nov. 6 at 9 p.m. There is no admission charge. - Poker Tournament: A poker tournament will be held Sunday, Nov. 15 at 12 pm. at Dona Y Miguels Restaurant, 325 Westwy Rd. S., Ajax. The cost is $50 per person. Call Jim Bozanis at 686.4468. - TV Auction: A TV auc- tion will be held Sunday, Nov. 15 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Maclean Hunter Cable in Ajax and Trillium Cable in Picker- ing. Call Martin Olenroot at 686.4727. - Wrap-up: The fund-rais- ing campaign will wrap up Wednesday, Dec. 9 at 7 pm. at Gallantry's Restaurant in the Pickering Town Centre. The cast is $5 per person. I, ;01'(��_� LAST WEEK TO SAVE ON SEARS=O=PEDIC 'INFINTY' SLEEP SETS Infinity features coils individually enclosed Twin. Sears reg. 1299.98 ...... 599,99 in their own pocket so they act inde- Double. Sears reg. 1599.96..699.99 pendently reacting to your body curves. Queen. Sears reg. 1799-98 799.99 Firm or Extra firm comfort levels. King. Sears reg 2499.98 999.99 #73750 series. AT SEARS, O NPAYMENTSTM HO No payments or credit charges until January 1993 on approved credit. • "No Payments" offer applies to any single Fashion and Custom Window Coverings Depts. Rem of $200 or more in our Furniture, Major THIS OFFER DOES NOT INCLUDE LIQUIDATION Appliances, Home Electronics, Floor ITEMS CLEARANCE CENTRES. SALE PRICES END SUN., SEPT. 6, 1992, UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST FURNITURE AND MAJOR APPLIANCES ARE ALSO AVAS.ABLE AT KENMORE, WARDEN AVE., AND DIXIE MAIL CLEARANCE CENTRES SEA/RoS your money's worth... and more VISIT SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENT PHONE 120.8000. WE'RE OPEN MON.-FRI. 10:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M., SAT. 9:30 A.M.4:00 P.M., SUN. 12:00R E P.M. -5:00 P.M. z- --_------------------------...................... �77— .M... r is • Ll SEA/RoS your money's worth... and more VISIT SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENT PHONE 120.8000. WE'RE OPEN MON.-FRI. 10:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M., SAT. 9:30 A.M.4:00 P.M., SUN. 12:00R E P.M. -5:00 P.M. z- --_------------------------...................... �77— .M... r is • • Community rallies to call to knit for the homeless AJAX-PICKERING - More than 40 volunteers have joined a Pickering couple in their dream to knit warm woolies for Toronto street people this winter. "It's been excellent," says Johann Pierce of response to her recent appeal in the News Adver- tiser for volunteer knitters. "I'm still getting calls." A 92 -year-old woman is among those who've volunteered to knit hats, gloves and scarves for the homeless. Others have vol- unteered to drop off supplies to knitters; three bags of men's and women's clothing and knitted goods have also been delivered to Mrs. Pierce and her husband. The couple plans to distribute the goodies personally to street people before winter. "What we need now is yam," says Mrs. Pierce. Two Toronto - area companies have offered yam, but no local knitting -supply stores have yet joined the project. "A lot of (volunteer knitters) have asked me for (knitting) patterns and yam. Still, the Pierces have been able to get some volunteer knit- ters started on projects. The Pierces and volunteer drivers are delivering supplies to some knit- ters, while those who are able pick up supplies at the Pierces's home. The Pickering Post Office at Brock Rd. and Hwy. 2 has offered to set up a drop-off box for dona- tions of knitting supplies. The Pierces decided to form the community knitting bee after Mrs. Pierce became concerned about the plight of the homeless during a recent trip to downtown Toronto. Anyone who can contribute to the project can call Mrs. Pierce at 509-2055 after 2 p.m. Cash will not be accepted. AJAX/PICKERING CASUAL DAY FOR HEART The Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario would like to thank all of the companies and their employees who participated in the 1 st ANNUAL 'CASUAL DAY FOR HEART', held on Friday, August 28, 1992. The event was an overwhelming success raising over $1,200.00! The Heart and Stroke Foundation is the primary funding agent for cardiovascular research in Ontario. Research pays off - over 20,000 lives are saved each year as a result of research and educational programs funded by the Heart and Stroke Foundation. This figure is growing yearly. Again, thank you for your generous support in helping to defeat Canada's #1 Killer, Heart Disease and Stroke. Yours truly, THE HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF ONTARIO Christina Kalchos Area Coordinator Durham Region West PARTICIPATING BUSINESSES AJAX - Raised $671.56 (still more to come in) Ajax Pickering News Advertiser AEG Sorting Systems Ajax Hydro Bank of Montreal - Westney Road North Bank of Montreal - Harwood Avenue South Bank of Nova Scotia - Westney Road North Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce - Harwood Avenue South Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce - Westney Heights Plaza D 3 K Forklift Dickson Printing Dominion Printing Inc. Drew Chemical Fasson Canada Inc. Lear Seating Leo Laboratories Malpack Poybag Co. Ltd. Morton International National Trust - Harwood Avenue South Nokia Products Ltd. Precision Valve Canada Ltd. Municipal Offices - Town of Ajax A to G M l'. Ye a AM y GA a saGAr " Guy aLf a GafaYfia► ti aVIRWAisvaa r7) w School board studies JK alternatives - DURHAM - Working with local companies and government agencies with child care facilities is one option being considered by the pub- lic school board as it searches for alternatives to junior kindergarten. Such a program could ease the burden of coping with 4,000 to 5,000 new students if the Durham Board of Education bows to provin- cial government demands that all boards implement junior kinder- garten by September, 1994. "Keeping the door open to alter- natives is something this board should continue to explore," director Pauline Laing told trustees Monday. "The bulk of our students would probably be most satisfactorily served in the traditional model" where students would attend their neighborhood school for half a day, every day. Sull, Ms. Laing believes options are a "window on the future" that "may become easier to accept" with time. Since getting the go-ahead from the ministry of education to examine alternatives to junior kindergarten last spring, the board has come up with six models, including work- place child care. Other alternatives include school- based child development centres, possibly at those schools with exist- ing child care facilities, and working with area child care centres or nurs- ery schools. The board is also looking at child development centres which would accept junior and senior kinder- garten students, leaving schools open to Grades I through 6 or 8. It's also considering school-based junior kindergarten with and without before- and after-school child care . It would cost the board an esti- mated 524 million to establish a full- fledged junior kindergarten pro- gram. Though Ms. Laing "could hazard an informal guess" on how much alternatives would cost, she's "not willing to publish iL" "The savings are perhaps not as much as we would prefer," she admitted. Pickering's lain McCully is among those trustees critical of the government's plan to implement junior kindergarten. "We're not in the business of providing child care, but education," he told colleagues. Mr. McCully believes the board should be able to use early child- hood educators, who earn less money than school teachers, if it implements the program. A legal firm believes the board would fail if it attempted to chal- lenge the government's proposed bill in court. If the board refused to introduce junior kindergarten, the government could withhold some or all of the money it receives in Lrrants, the firm adds. - Still, "Some of us are talking about defying the law," Oshawa's Audrey MacLean noted. Trustees will look at the issue further at their next board meeting, Sept. 14. �t C', ir the paint and paper people ai a ftPRICE- Yffy r11HIN111 LIM rIg11E11 Superior sealer/ht-hiding primer for new and previously painted plaster, drywall and wood. 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Stan and Window Magic Phu Levelor Blinds. After Sale Price in etlecte' ttPreviously Compared to St clar's Otlered Price on luxus Nelvette Monday October 12. 1992 SCARBOROUGH Abbey Lane Shopping Centre 91 Rylander Blvd. (between caraWn Tire 3 Nasi ml Sports) Mon. - Fn. Sat. 9 &in Pe p.m. 724-0781 AJAX Discovery Bay Centre 570 Westney Rd. S. (Westney South of Ba* St) Mon - Fn 9— m...r p.m. 428.1608 Seat. 9 a.m 8 p.m. PICKERING Pickering Town Centre (Hwy. 2 & Liverpool) Mon Fn 839.2252 10a.m-9pm sat 9a.m �6pm f•.---" ........ "-o✓ - OCt AC.ri1DG1►41"k Editorial A slow vote to Constitution A national referendum on the constitution deal at first thought seems democratic -- perhaps the only democratic aspect of the whole process. However, it's beginning to shape up more like a bid to hasten the deal - making than an attempt to get a genuine assessment of what the people of Canada want. For one thing, there will be no well-financed opposition. On the national scene both Liberal leader Jean Chretien and New Democrat lead- er Audrey McLaughlin appear to be in favor of the deal. All of the provincial leaders certainly are, and with the leaders of the three biggest national parties neatly lined up opposition is not likely to be strong in their provinces. Debate will be kept to a tidy minimum -- outside of Que- bec, anyway. Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, who is obviously in a big hum, may feel that a successful referendum will force provincial assemblies to push the deal through quickly, it will then be the will of the people, not just a political fix. That way it won't be lost, as Meech was, to changes in gov- ernment and vigorous opposition from outsiders. It will take time for the effects of the deal to percolate through the national consciousness. And with no organized political opposition, it will take time for credible spokesmen against the deal to emerge. The less time it takes to ratify, the more likely it is to be ratified: thus the quickie, arm -twisting referendum. This is the second 'final' deal that has been concocted. Once again we are being told that national unity demands a positive response. This time it looks as though we will be allowed to apply the rubber stamp of approval, with our united political leadership gently steering our hand to the right place. Heaven help us if we ingrates vote no -- another series of meetings of premiers would certainly follow, with perhaps even more bizarre results - - but if we're to vote yes, let's at least take the time for a close look. Con- stitutions, after all, are forever. Letters ri AV , A' Reader not McHappy oons nenvironmentmfriendiv To the editor, The following is an open letter to McDonald's Restaurants of Canada. I am writing about the McHap- py Days metallic film balloons McDonald's has been selling for S 1.99. 1 have found three of these balloons in a forested area of the Oak Ridges Moraine. They can also be seen on the sides of high- ways and side roads across Durham Region. On a recent walk The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anvthino PIeP nr along the Lake Ontario shoreline just south of N%'hitbv, guess what 1 found washed up on the beach" Yes. another of your balloons. McDonald's must have sold tens of thousands of these balloons across the province. How many slipped through children's fingers, out of car windows, or the string holding them broke' Hundreds certainly, possibly thousands given the numbers I've seen across Durham Region. Worse, these metallic film balloons appear to be ION indestructible and will likely be lying around for years. Since these balloons have the scent of McDonald's food all over them, animals will try to eat the ones they find in the forest and roadsides. What will happen to an animal that ingested part or all of one of your Mc Happy Day bal- loons.' What about the fish and waterbirds that will find them floating on the surface of Lake Ontario and other lakes'' Did the McDonald's marketing wizards decide that once the bal- loons were sold to the children across Durham that McDonald's responsibility for their balloons ended then' McDonald's says they are "a company that does care for the earth". If that were really true then you know about being responsible for a product from 'cradle to grave'. You created those bal- loons. You sold them. You are responsible for the safe disposal of them. You are also responsible for V easily predicted 'improper use' such as the balloon slipping through a child's fingers. After all You didn't have to make those ball) looms to promote your restaurants, The use of these balloons clear- ly shows how superficial McDon- ald's commitment is to caring for the earth. You won't get away with that for long. To paraphrase an old adage: Once fooled, twice shy. Stephen Leahy, Brooklin by Steve Nease • Ll r- -1 .J 0 0 o 9 --A-f- 0 emel A* '' ' : STI . ■ � )v _..�C (01 fli Q� O eQo'� 7 ,$ golZ 1 4 5b 1�N� e�jO"� t Goods Satisfactory or Money Refunded 1 f 0♦ I 1 0! 1 • f Y v t• t �/ ••••• �'. tt . •. i ! i i .'.'. 1 f i• f.�.1 i 4 t'!.�1�1 �f�'s.�.,� f �� ►•1 �,� 4 t�,� 1.,.� t f �,1,1.� 1 1 t 11'f * 1 I,i,1 + ♦ 1 1�� 2 • • 111 ♦ ♦ 1_I1Ct1i4 #-1'f1 1 11f.• 1 f1 1 tff•:v111 1•t f• CANCER SOCIETY NEEDS VOLUNTEERS AJAX-PICKERING - II you've had cancer or watched someone you love beat the dis- ease, You may be able to help arecently-Bias-nosed patient. The Ajax -Pickering branch of the Canadian Cancer Soc i- etv is lookini-, for volunteers to provide one-on-one emotional and practical support to patient` who've been recently diagnosed with cancer and their family. The society is offering, a 10 -hour training course for interested volunteers on Fri- day, Oct. 16 from 6 to 9 p.m. and Satur(ay. Oct. 17 from Q a.m. to -1 p,m. For information, call the Cancer Society at 683-1 16. BROAD/CASTER AT CHJRC`~ SERVICE PICKERING - Television broadcaster David Onley will be guest speaker for the eighth anniversar service at the Pickering Standard Church Sept- 13. NIr. Onley, co -host of City TV's Break=fast Television, is an authority on the Shuttle and Space program and is the first Canadian broadcaster to receive National WCather Association Certification in the U.S. His wife, Ruth Ann, will be soloist during the anniver- sary service. She sings at the Peoples Church and has been guest soloist for Bam Mtx)re Crusades. The Pickering Standard Ch=h is a %lcthodist Church at Brock Rd. and Hwy. 7, Brougham. All are welcome at the scnice, which begins at 10:30 a.m. WA_KA'ON AIDS ANKE7V SJ'-Po,7 D[;RHA%1 - Sponsors are needed to support an upcom- ing walkathon in aid of the Free From Fear Foundation. The foundation is a non- profit, charitable organization that offers support and educa- tional matcri:ils to people suf- fering from anxiety disorders and related problems. The group, based in Pickering, cur- rently has over 200 members. The 10 -kilometre walkathon will be held Satur- day, Sept. 26 at 10 a.m. Any- one who can sponsor a walker or who would like to partici- pate can call 831-3877. 14 AJAX HOMES SELL IN ONE WEEK DURHAM - Fourteen homes sold in Ajax from Aug. 15 to 21, a local real estate board reports. The average sales price was $162,064, says the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board. The figures include new homes and resales. To date, 388 homes have sold in Ajax this year, down from 542 in 1991. ODREB doesn't keep sales figures for Pickering. ,.Y..:: ♦.,. _sr�.rw w....r. .� ,.�..r.< <- .•............• ...:. _._.,..._.. ....':. ..�.... , .-Help the hungryandget a deal at home centr e PICKERING - You can help the Home's annual re -decorating, its bedroom set and more. Centre is at 1755 Pickering Park - hungry and decorate your home at contents can be purchased through a The Pickering Home & Design way. bargain prices at the Pickering Silent Auction, where bids arc writ- Home & Design Centre Idea Home ten downd sued flail Sept. 17 to 20. A donation of a non-perishable food item is the only admission cost to the Idea Home during those four days, when furnishings will be auc- tioned oft. In preparation for the Idea an po y. The cen- tre reports that furniture and acces- sories have sold for up to 80 per cent off the original price in the pasL Items for sale this year include Indo -Persian rugs, wicker, drapes, sofas, tables, a Yamaha piano, a GROUP Sutton group showcase realty corp. AN INDE-ENDENT MEMBER B"ER 0111111— SHIRAZ A. MOHANINIED Nales Representalire'Ret:istered Mortgage Broker (416) 756-1234 "Your One Strap Real Estate Professional, Buying, Selling, Mortgage Financing" 25 Long Stemmed Red Roses $18 99 CASH & CARRY Dozen Long Stemmed Red Roses or 22-25 Carnations $999 CASH &CARRY Open - ►Feel. GROWER DIRECT Fresh Cut I folvers w, $ Bav-wood Cres., Ajax P. 619 -ROSE ® EL Nliking fresh cut Flowers an affordable, evervdav event' wallpaper cen re OSHAWA AJAX SCARBOROUGH 140 Simcoe St. S. 37 Harwood Ave. & 799 Markham Rd. (Just south of John) Betwom Hwy, 2 and 401 1n the Paided Post Plaza 579-1655 686-0711) ,431.4458 OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY i�ii�■I NIGHTS UNTIL NINE! OUR FAMOUS TO ENTIRE STOCK o� 0 OFF PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 831-0326 MORE THAN TME men IM Not only does GO Transit cut the because you buy your ticket at time it takes to get to the CNE, but we also cut the cost to the GO station, you need not line get up again at the gate. in. You'll save a dollar on Sounds like a fair deal, adult admissions- to Canada's largest fair. �"doesn't it? And a good Our Lakeshore line reason GO Transit runs right to Exhibi- will be the most tion Place. And popular ride at this vear's CNE. MqWTWSIT CNE Ilotline: 393-6000, For 60 Intormation, c,111 665-0022, Hearing -unpaired device,: 1-800-387-3652. \.nc.did III ,,anhnl,numarth.uic'11147di.t'Will lItcr _71_, 7 0 V 0 0 `I .Seniorsr b utalized • by teenage thugs want YOA changes FROM PACE Al that viewpoint, signing the group's petition. "Being seniors, we're hearing of so many seniors being bru- tally handled by young people," he adds. "The horror stories peo- ple came and told us confirmed we were on the right track." The petition has mainly been circulated in the Metro Toronto area and will be presented to federal justice minister Kim Camp- bell on a date yet to be determined. "We want to get our petition in well before the next federal election," says Mr. Arnold. People are invited to sign the petition Sunday between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. at the flea market in the Metro East Trade Centre, Hwy. 401 and Brock Rd. The group will have two tables set up • near the information booth. A few weeks ago, some 2,000 flea market shoppers added their names to the petition, says Mr. Arnold. :Young offender charged in sex assault in Ajax AJAX - A 17 -year-old boy faces charges after a 15 -year- old girl told police she was sexually assaulted in Ajax on Sat- urday and previously in June. Police wouldn't say where the sexual assault took place. The 17 -year-old youth, whose name cannot be released under the Young Offenders Act, is charged with sexual assault and forcible confinement. Ex -owners should get first crack at airport lands: MP FROM PAGE Al port minister Jean Corbeil. "Any such decision will be subject to the results of the Southern Ontario Area Airports Study." Still to be worked out is who will be offered first crack at pur- chasing the property. Ontario Riding MP Rene Soetens says former owners should top the list of potential buyers. Favoring • original owners, long-term tenants 'appropriate'-- MP "It seems to me there should be some preference given to orig- inal owners and long-term ten- ants," he says. "It seems to me to be the appropriate way to decide who should buy it." Ottawa says it will consult • with provincial and municipal governments to ensure the sale of land doesn't conflict with their zoning and development plans. That process could take up to six months, says Mr. Soetens. The airport land to be retained by Transport Canada will contin- ue to be leased out for residential, agricultural and commercial uses ;for the.dme being ............... .KI1 .' I Y}► AJAX j 1neTbwnthatwotks IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TOWN OF AJAX RESIDENTS LABOUR DAY YARD WASTE COLLECTION Labour Day, September 7th, 1992, falls on a Monday. Yard waste will not be collected on this day, but will resume the following Monday, September 14, 1992. For more information please call the Public Works Department during normal business hours at 683-2951. J.C. Hamilton, Deputy Director of Works through ................ Saturday a r 99 ff ,,ONLY, E VERY BEST! t. Tenants canguide housing DURHAM - Tenants will get a say in how public housing is run. The program will start with offi- cial launches in Ajax and Oshawa for Ontario Housing Corporation tenants Sept. 15 and 16. Similar pro- grams will be implemented across the province. A planning committee will be MD telethon airs this weekend AJAX-PICKERING - The 23rd annual Jem- Lewis Mus- cular Dystrophy telethon airs this weekend. Both Ajax Maclean Hunter Cable TV and Pickering Cable TV will be carrying the event on Cable 10. The 23 -hour telethon will run from 8 p.m. Sunday, Sept - 6 to 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 7. The telethon will shift back and forth between Las Vegas, where Jerry Lewis will be, and the Regal Constellation Hotel in Toronto, where the Ontario portion will air from. This is the second year the telethon has been shown by local cable companies. Broadcast journalist Peter Feniak will co -host the Ontario broadcast and act as Ontario's honorary campaign chairman. Joining Mr. Feniak; as co -hosts will be CBC VJ Dan Gallagher, Jonathon Welsh of the television show ENG, Michael Burgess of the play Les Miscrables, Janis %lackey of YTV, and figure skater Kurt Browning. Live performances planned for the Ontario segment include Hagood Hardy, Mr. Burgess, The Sattalites, Kideo, The Good Brothers, Danny Slarks and Frozen Ghost. Also planned is a special appear- ance by Winnipeg's Crash Test Dummies. Those wanting to be part of the live studio audience for the Ontario telecast can go to the Regal Constellation Hotel, 900 Dixon Rd., Mississauga. At the hotel, a 24-hour Monte Carlo and a Come and Go bingo with $5,000 in prize money will operate. There will also be carnival games, live. entertainment and celebrity appearances. The first Battle of Badges, pitting firefighters and police officers from across the province in a contest of strength and endurance, will also be held. Organizers are hoping to set up the largest -ever aerob- athon in Canada. During the telethon last Year, more than $3.5 million was raised in Ontario. Viewers wanting to make a pledge can call the Oshawa pledge centre •— one of 18 such centres set up around the province — during the live telethon. Those who won't be available to make a pledge during the weekend can call 1- 800 -567 -CURE prior to the telethon. made up of OHC tenants (at least 50 per cent), social services staff, administrative staff and board mem- bers. The committee will identify issues, draw up a plan to address them and implement that plan over a period of about two years. "Over all, the government has a commitment to de -bureaucratize and make decisions at the local level," says Deborah McCord, housing manager for the Durham Regional Housing Authority, which manages the local Ontario Housing Corpora - don rent -geared -to -income housing. "We've been doing similar things, but it has been more staff - run.,, Tenants interested in participat- ing may attend one of the launches or contact the Durham Regional Housing Authority office (434- 5011) to obtain the local planning committee guidelines. 1n Ajax, the official launch will take place Tuesday, Sept. 15 at 10 am. at 655 Harwood Ave. ENJOYPERSONAL I I A PEPPERONI PIZZAI I 1 I I I for only I � I I I I I I I I 1 I I I with purchase of any medium size drink I I ' Offer expires September 30. 1992 I ' Please present this coupon before ordering * Valid only Ajax McDonald's Restaurant Limit one per customer visit Not valid in conjunction with any other * offer No Cash Value Applicable taxes payable by bearer 1222 Bayly St. W., Ajax FREE POOL S ALL POOL OWNERS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND OUR FREE ENTERTAINING, EDUCATIONAL EVENING ON HOW TO CLOSE YOUR POOL CORRECTLY TO AVOID NASTY, COSTLY SURPRISES IN THE SPR"'^' WHEN: Thursday, September 10 WHERE: Gallantry's Eatery M Take the GO Train to the Jays game and there'll be no stopping us. For GO Information, call 665-0022. Hearing-impaired devices: 1-800-3137-3652. Pickering Town Centre, Lower Level TIME: 7:00 p.m. to 9 p.m. R.S.V.P.: 509-5099 �iqW Twwsrr DOOR PRIZES • REFRESHMENTS NO CHARGE • NO OBLIGATION New Hours For Fall: Mon. - Fri. 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 5 P.M. Sunday 10:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. GREAT CLOSING SPECIALS! WINTER COWERS • 10 YEAR WARRANTY • EXCELLENT PRICES • WATER BAGS • FOAM ROPE • PLUGS • ALL CLOSING CHEMICALS • GIZZMOS AND ANTIFREEZE ALL WINTER SUPPLIES IN STOCK Don't forget to balance your pool properly before closing. It's worth it! 402 Kingston Rd., Pickering 509-5099 41 C] E �J i�) #,#,A" n ejEJE is THE EDUCATED CHOICE FOR BACK TO SCHOOL' VALUE! �� F�Er `�vET 1.1NE PAPER WITH EVERY R OF 5°°�PURCHASE SCHOOL ST�(10NARY'UpPLIEs OR A- SCRIpTp v MECNaTIAN NICAL 0.7 rnrn LA COLOURED PENCILS PENCILS 6PA=�g� P24 ACK3m69i CLpRITIN ALLERGY TABLETS 18's 12,99 000— SHOpv OUR I B�Sp E? 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Across from the Post Office 686 -3784'686 -DRUG Beside Franklins Frozen Foods 666-3784 666 -DRUG BAYWQOD CENTRE (in Medical Building) 428-1711 WE -RE STAMPMIG , r OUTA„��1 HIGH PRKM JERRY IS ALLERGIC TO HIGH PRICES .. - , Environmental journalist Randy Thomas will speak about his experiences in the Persian Gulf at Durham College Thurs- day, Sept. 10. He will also show his 25 -minute video Eco -War, which recently won first place at the U.S. Envi- ronmenIaI Film Festival. Mr. Thomas' video graphi- cally depicts the incredible damage done in the Gulf by the 175 mil- lion barrels of oil let loose after the war and the fires that burned for 200 days. Why have you and I not heard more about the human and environmental devastation that resulted from the Gulf war? In an event sponsored by the Durham Environmental Network at Durham College, Lecture Room C-113 at 7:30 p.m., Mr. Thomas will tell us why he thinks the facts have been, and continue to be, kept from us. Advance tickets (S5 adults, S3 students) may be obtained from The Ecology Shop at 282 Monarch Ave in Ajax or by call- ing 509-3156 in Pickering. Tickets at the door are S6 and $4 respectively. Prizes and refreshments, so Lug -a -Mug. Many businesses recently received an application from Pitney Bowes of Canada Ltd., encouraging participation in its Third Annual Pitney Bowes National Office Recycling Awards. As part of Waste Reduction 'eek 1992 from Sept. 27. to Oct. 4, Pitney Bowes and the Recycling Council of Ontario (RCO) honor the companies throughout Ontario that have worked hard to promote and participate in reduction, reuse and recycling activities in the workplace. To enter, acquire a nomina- tion form and s i in p l y describe your company's waste mini- mization pro- gram or the different ways your office is prac- tising the 3 Rs. The win - cut off the remaining portion to save your receiver's fax paper. Jl' `FICKERING 'NOW MOBILE OPEN CARPET, UPHOLSTERY VEHICLE STEAM CLEANING Living Room Dining Room & Hall $ 95 ning company 2 7 will be awarded a Pitney Bowes plain paper facsimile machine�4 ' Entire House and a certificate of achievement from the RCO. Each entrant will receive a mini desktop Blue Box 1 Any 5 Rooms' to hold pens and pencils. 19 Hall S nn i All Inc nominations will be reviewed by a panel of judges �. representing the RCO, Pitney ' Bowes, the media and the Sofa, Chair provincial government. The &L oveseat evaluation of the nominations oo I will be based on participationll 65 levels, effectiveness and unique- ness of the program. ' *dtiftlp+r ct'-90 fa 10� CmNona, con. a v4wYw The competition deadline is Lo = ra a = M Sept. 16. For more information, t �O /p�FF call Eileen Chadnick at 480- 7309. Any Protective TIP: Companies can econo- ' Chemical Spray on M1 on fax paper by suggesting 1lCarpet & Upholstery ll that a "cover letter" is not need- I M M M� m M ,' ed. In many cases just the per- Car Interior Cleanin son's name, department, and g' number of pages can be written Carpets, Fabric, Seats 3 Trunk on the top of the first page. ' CARS 'VANS As fax paper comes in a roll, ; w oo � oo' the machine pre -measures the 60 70 ' receiver's message. Therefore. if you are sending information that takes up only part of a page, "Go with the Specialists - Recycle this newspaper 20% OFF ALL FALL MATERNITY FASHIONS New Stock daily! 705 Kingston Rd. OR VD Weekdays 10-9 Hwy.2/Whkes Rd. 14. G Saturday 10.6 PICKER NG • 9 831-2088 1� W 4. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AJAX PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Ajax proposes to enact a by-law to stop up and close and transfer those parts of a street set out and described as follows: all and singular that certain parcel and tract of land lying in the Town of Ajax in the Region of Durham, formerly in the Township; of Pickering, in the County of Ontario as shown on Plan of Survey of Part of Lot 13, Concession 3 and Part of the Road Allowance between Concession 2 and 3, and more particularly, described as Parts 14 and 15 on Plan 40R-14271., The proposed by-law will come before the said Council for consideration at its regular meeting at the Ajax Municipal Complex, in the Town of Ajax, on the 8th day of September, 1992, at 7:30 p.m., and at the time Council will hear in person, or by his counsel, solicitor or agent, any person who claims that his lands will be prejudicially affected, and who applies to be heard. The subject lands are those portions of Rossland Road West that are no longer utilized as a Public Highway. It is proposed to close and transfer these parts to the adjacent property owner. Plans can be viewed at the offices of the undersigned during normal business hours. DATED AT AJAX THIS 12TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1992 A.T. HODGES, C.M.O., C.M.C. CLERK CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AJAX 65 HARWOOD AVENUE SOUTH AJAX, ONTARIO L1 S 2H9 Nado -. re�ifREATING, CROWDED TEETH NM EE RA: 11DM ✓ We offer cosmetic and ttherhaving the teeth is very common in our society and is the result of goal dentistry in a teeth whichare too large for the jawbones or jaws which are too relaxing and �� small for normal sized teeth or a combination of both. The reason for this atmosphere a mismatch is due to heredity. We may inherit our teeth from one parent and ✓Evning ppointmerKs our jaws from the other and they may be mismatched. ✓ White fillings for back teeth Crowded teeth make proper brushing and flossing difficult and this ✓ Laughing gas sedation result in premature decay or gum disease. It may also affect s Y ✓ FREE cosmetic consultationmay affect one's appearance and self-confidence significantly. peach and can ✓Payment plans available for Treatment of crowding common work not covered by your lan space into which the remaining teeth be aligned The numbof er of teeth to h to $create- insurance P be removed (usually 2 to 4) and which teeth to be removed will depend on the degree and location of the crowding. The extractions are typically 1�' followed by the wearing of braces for one to two years to align the remaining ® it teeth./Ths�rbvnwpnanevn�erraf�db�seneiayaysa Conwbeabriouta �• . eveiie/�on. 172 HARWOOD AVE. SOUTH, Suite 101 NJAX. 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N MALVERN MARKETPLACE 1170 Momirpsids Ave (at Sh•pparr� (Monday -Wednesday .... 10:00 a.m: 7:00 p.m. Thursday -Friday ..........10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Saturday ......................... 9:00 a.m. • 7:00 p.m. Sunday .........................10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. CLOSED HOM SEPT. 7 LABOUR DAY WESTERN( ( MONEY UNION TRANSFER The fisslest uwy to sena money. " WESTNEY HEIGHTS PLAZA N o 15 Ws Rd N. UnI 7 p atA ftft • • • Last summer pub night at Herongate on Saturday PICKERING - Herongate Barn Theatre presents its final summer pub night Saturday, Sept. 5. Mel Collie and friends will serve up comedy, jazz and sing- alongs in an evening of British fun and food. Dinner and show costs $27.95 per person, includ- ing taxes. Seating is limited, with reservations being taken now. Herongate is at 2885 Altona Rd., Pickering. Call 472-3085. G co This show's for senior citizens AJAX-PICKERING - A show for seniors is being held in Toron- to at the end of September. The Great Canadian Maturity Show, sponsored by the Metroland publication Today's Seniors and Shoppers Drug Mart, is being held at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, 255 Front St. W., on Tues- day, Sept. 29 and Wednesday, Sept. 30. The Great Canadian Fall '92 Travel Show will be held simultane- ously at the convention centre. The seniors' show is for people 50 years and older. Both shows will be open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily and admis- sion is free. Today's Seniors will provide free shuttle bus service every 15 minutes from Union Station to the convention centre. Head injuries I topic of seminar DURHAM - Head Injuries: A Durham Perspective is the topic of an upcoming seminar. Traumatic brain injury and the findings of a study which looked at service needs and head injury incidence in Durham are among the topics to be examined at the one -day seminar, hosted by the Head Injury Association of Durham Region. A member of the Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital's Community Head Injury Reintegration program will look at the transition from hospi- tal to home and the program's role. Tii1s T 410 0"ft1li�ftN - CANADA S WONDERLAND'S WEEK LONG ILA-R"TT-n "Iry Pin....,. Current and upcoming issues in vocational rehabilitation for head injury survivors will also be discussed, as will current Ontario insurance issues and proposed legislation. The seminar will be held Satur- day, Sept. 26 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Durham College, 2000 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa. It's designed for medical and human services professionals, head injury survivors, care givers, and inter- ested members of the public Cost is $15 for association members and S20 for non-mem- bers. To register, call 723-2732. Y� incredible rides, - I 1 live shows, and sensational. special events! 75 7 days of Iq non-stop fun for everyone! FREE with your Pay -One -Price 1 i Passport!* I INTO SPLASH WORKS 0 Bring your bathing suit and have a blast! Splash WorksTM is 10 incredible , acres of heated water fun! Awesome rides, slides, tubes, Lazy River and special Sun. Sept. 6 4L Mon. I 4L 7 only! 1 1 I wva AN * W -)-r jq-JZXrw -1;e THE BIGGEST BLAST OF THE YEAR! Sectacular F REWORKS! You have to see it to believe it! Watch the night skies explode to incredible music. it an experience You just can't miss! Show starts at dusk, weather permitting. X NOT 9 CONCERTS Just $9 plus Park admission. • "e se-so James Taylor :,ve at K-gswocd 110 Only $9 'plus tuxes; each plus seaarole park a1"55 ion titre' x Season Pass :or^oo rk : oncert tci(e• is, $25 es nc udes $y :,,ncer * I�Kel FREE! 9th Annual ' I Malian Festival! 3 whole days! VIVA ITALIANO! What a celebrat onl September 5th, 6th & 7thi Catch top -name live entertainment like Michele Zarr llo, whose lost release, 'Strode di Roma', catapulted him into the Italian spotlight. And ,Alessandro Canino, Italy's hottest young star! Enjoyy h enomenal food dmusic, contests and dancing. All REE with Park admission! 1 B. B. KING BUDDY GUY DR. JOHN THE FABULOUS Four living legends all in one show. Only PHUNIDERBIRDS us taxes) each, plus separate Park admissior ticket or - Season Pass Combo Park -Concert ticket just $25.95 plus taxes includes $9 concert ticket. Concert tickets ovad" at the Fork, TickevAustert « by tolling 832-9131 t or 870-8000,. scaled-down KtD'S SPECIAL kid's area! Opaen till 8 pm.I �► I MOflO�Y AUGUST 31 fRIDAy $EQ� y QN(Sn 1N71v- I Pass for I k' s 10 8 Ti �r � � ' i 'plus ' ?. • ''^ mx� under -1W 1 HURRY - LIMITED TIME OFFER! Just bring in I any Peps, or Diet Pepsi can - and for each LAZER ZONE ` �� can, get a Passport for Kids 10 and under runs nightly through /� I for only $10! What r. deal' Kids 10 and Labour Day! df r , under can ride all day for only j 101 This y I ! Monday to Friday ONLY' Children 1 ani Torontos most explosive I under ,-lre aiway� Free! I laser light and music "' �r�,,r f,,,•.�,�,,.r, 1 t,i:a,ular �' o. I muu rx• „-.,••, ,,, -t., ,r ;,1,n n.,,,• i I-7 "1ivlthailyOU' C= ^b�� cr,1i,��,(,•trh-.,(,.,.,,,,.,,,,•(,;,, ,.,,,•r,r r a y1,.ca,.m ,s. �,., ,,,r �(•.,;;;, favounte spooky ghosts �Y 1On..n, „; „rn•, r(. ` ;CANADA'S Otto 1�i and goblms� 7 00. 3:00, ' 1111y ti, r, ,.,,, .,, ",., ,•„ 8 45 and 9 30 pm 7��j •--.--..--..__.._.. •• 6• :E i0 ,.a'. .ti'^:f a... .-. Or ,r PiSh VJ' (�'• J, !. 1a a, f • .;1'w r n -^•..--. ,....:.-h J r U j.A- 'o � J•' hH [j f Or me(l. a (r O P Un� 1 7 1'na IF 11, " r , :7' J 1'. (1 h . � ..V(11)a :f .!, / t' �.. C •.•. ..,�..�.r .:fA.. til.. .' (.faa ,'J'L h.•..('�0 it ,. (r r C fJ Jt r,. r[ r., v'v.•• .. .• 1" L, , ,I ... .ra , a •• 6• :E r V Ll Ll Obituaries EDWARDS, Sharon - At the Scarborough Centenary Hospital on Saturday, Aug. 29, 1992. Sharon Edwards, beloved wife of the late Walter (Wally) Edwards. Will be sadly missed by close fami- ly members and friends. Cremation to occur, followed by internment in North Battleford, Saskatchewan. Donations made to the Canadian Cancer Society would be greatly appreciated. Funeral arrangements entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. PERCHALUK, Fred - With deepest sorrow that the family announces the passing of Fred Per- chaluk at the Ajax -Pickering Hos- pital on Friday, Aug. 28, 1992, in his 75th year. Beloved husband of Ethel Baldwin. Loving father of Elsie and her husband Peter Block of Etobicoke, and Raymond and his wife Pat of Stroud. Dear grand- father of Philip, Robert, Christo- pher and Brandi. Brother of William, Olga and Orest and pre- deceased by Nelson. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home Ajax husband of Jessie F. Skinner. Lov- ing father of Albert Charles and his wife Maryann of Oshawa, Gordon David and his wife Sheila of Ajax. Dear grandfather of Laurie Ann, Jason Mark, Shannon Lynn. Brother of Patricia of Brantford. Funeral ser- vice in the chapel at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village), 428- 8488, on Wednesday, Sept. 2 at 1 p.m. Interment Pine Ridge Memori- al Gardens. Donations to the charity of your choice would be appreciat- ed. WHITE, Sarah Kerr (Morag) - Entered into rest suddenly at the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Sunday, Aug. 30, 1992. Morag Cameron, in her 58th year. Beloved wife of Ron. Loving mother of Jennifer and her husband Jeffrey Pegg, Sarah White and her husband Kevin Pegg, and Robert and his wife Trish. Dear grandmother of Allyson and Jordan. Daughter of Robert Cameron and L .:L i 428-8488. Interment Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flow- ers, please send donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario. POPE, Albert Edward - Entered into rest suddenly at the family residence, Ajax, on Satur- 6 day, Aug. 29, 1992. Albert Edward Pope, in his 80th year. Beloved AJAX EUROPEAN DELICATESSEN 282 MONARCH AVE. AJAX 427-8774 yi "WE'RE FAMOUS FOR OUR SMOKED 1 MEAT AND SAUSAGES"li • European Pastries • Homemade Peroges and Soups\ — • Catering (Business Lunches) • Cabbage Rolls and Saiads } TOWN OF PICKERING "=-= Tender for Asphalt Pavement Repairs -1992 T-18-92 Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned department for the above no later than 2:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY, September 16, 1992 This specification covers the supply of labour, tools, materials and equipment for patching of paved roads as required during the 1992 paving season. The work consists of breaking out old pavement, excavation of base, placing approved granular material as specified thoroughly compacted and placing Hot Laid asphalt as specified, all in accordance with M.T.O. specifications. The work will be carried out in various locations as directed. Tender forms and specifications may be obtained by contacting the undersigned department. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. The Corporation of the Town of Pickering Departrnent of Supply and Services One The Esplanade Pickering, Ontario, L1V 6K7 (416) 420.4616 Vera A. Je*ey, CPPD, C.P.P. Manager of Supply and Services the late Nan Cameron. Step -daugh- ter of Dorothy Cameron. Sister of Fiona Poulton. Mrs. White will rest at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village), 428-8488, from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 3. Funeral service will be held at Holy Trinity Angli- can Church, Kings Cres., Ajax, on Friday, Sept. 4 at 1:30 p.m. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. YOUNG, Lenora Margaret - At the Centenary Health Centre on Thursday, Aug. 27, 1992. Lenora Margaret Young, beloved wife of the late Robert Young. Loving mother of Robert, Jay, Gregory, Christopher and Shelley. Dear grandmother of nine. Sister of Christina, Ella and predeceased by George. A private family memorial service was held at McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8489. Donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. o _. _ IMPORTANT NOTICE RE: PROPOSED NORTH CENTRAL COMMUNITY CENTRE OPEN HOUSE Town of Ajax Parks and Recreation Department is having an Open House on Wednesday, September 9 St. Jude Catholic School (Gymnasium) Coles Avenue To discuss the site plan and building layout of the proposed Community Centre at Magill Drive and Westney Road. 6:30 p.m. -7:30 P.M. Display of concept 7:30 p.m. -8:30 p.m. Presentation Interested residents are encouraged to attend. For further information please Call 427-8811 WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY 14 AM - 9 PM BEST BEDDING BUYS �.� T— _ ° EO B=':�GE-S-,'__ �_E57_VVOOD: A__ %f000 % NG S_ _E _ SES 743_E ;tiJ 4 -A QS ', --%-EQ GREEN '%A --RA- _ % Sr 499T HUTCH & BUFFET x399 e � i l l Wit►"' x0 l� Iril� ' ►� � � 1 �"'� I �! �.1 ...WHERE YOU SAVE MALIBU SOFT AND SUPPLE RECLINING LEATHER CHAIR WITH STURDY STEEL FRAME AND PADDED HEADREST. INCLUDES MATHCING OTTOMAN. CHOICE OF COLOURS GENOA. MODERN ITALIAN LEATHER SOFA WITH HIGHBACK STYLE AND COMFORT. CHOICE OF COLOURS. ues Iry STYL.EI MISSISSAUGA WESTON CONCORD MARKHAM PICKERING Ha a Glen 22W SMp,..O A•• W MS K-* S• oxo K—ft Rf W 1725=P." 25)s Dv W.• SI W -I Sh { Aw d I" foo N.ft a Mw, 1 5p0 a M, 7 Mvy W. 828-6100 746-1430 660-7042 474-1540 427-2427 STORK HOURS: MON.-FR1.10AM-OPM SAT.IOAM-SPM SUN.I211bM-SPM 4"US T ! N CONTEMPORARY ELEGANCE :N A RECLINING -EATHER CHAIR. INCLUDES MATCHING OTTOMAN. CHOICE OF COLOURS PARK A•,ENUE: THIS HIGHBACK SOFA FEA- TURES RICH LEATHER AND AMPLE PADDING. CHOICE OF COLOURS ARTS & xTAE"MNr Students hit right notes in music exams r AJAX-PICKERING - The fol- lowing local youths recently passed their summer exams at the Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto. • Grade 4 Trumpet (1st class honors) - Kevin Butler. • Grade 9 Piano (lit clang honer) . Valerie Yvonne Hamilton; Daniel Lee; Geoffrey Arthur Stayner; Eve Elisa Wong. (Honors) - Dawn Joyce; David Lovisek; Winnie Stu; Tanv■ Trinksus. (Pass) - Elif Filiz Isikozlu; Laurie Parsons; Mary Josephine Sideco; Amy Wong. • Grade 9 Piano (1st class honors) - Raj Gahunta. Chris Meyer, Angcls Porter, Sarah H. Sloan. (Honors) - Lori Allison Camegic, Malgo- rzata Faryna. Gahunis Philip Gahunia, Joanne Louise Hildyard: Kevin Matthew R. liilliard; Elvar Isikozlu; Stacey Anne King, Craig Evert Luc: Elva Ma: Shilps Mchta, Tanya 1, Shaw: Tien Yeung (Pass) - Jes--Sita M. Angus: Julianne Asp - den, Chante::e Helen Clark: Neel& D'Souu, Anne Fair, Rhiannon Filip. Jesse Alexandra Green. Michelle La Kenrick: Amy Leithead. Michael Mango: Glenn Jonathan Niiier: Adrienne Nevile: Paulette Palumbo: Krista Parker. Suzanne Quin- lan: Susan Elizabeth Rud. • Grade 7 Piano i Ist class honors) - Robert Brunette. Naomi F-::sabcth F:;:s. Sarah H Nes: Sharon. Yin Lok Ho: Air -ice Kim. Karr. Partner (Honors) - Christopher Blunt, GeotTres Thomas Houghton: Andre James, Neil% Leung Yu Hing, Celeste .Ann Manago. Juiic-Anne Nicto. Sharon Pa -mar. Nadine Schudcl. Catriona Syme, R.M Aninx Trouef: Dons M Yar., Karer Ya,^,gapauy (Pass) - tan Rober. Laidlaw, Lor: -Ann. R Schou, Richard Stevens. • Grade 6 Piano (1st class honors) - Melinda Delorme. Loraine Rose Ha::. Argc:s Lindsay King. Stephanie Lee. C'aistopher Ice. Christian S. W Robinson:: Denise Thorn scar Honors, -Julia Baryla. Andnrw Kcnrirh (:apps. Cand;,e Cheng: Birth G:llics, Heather F Houghton. Ste,erK Johnson. Jacqueline McIntyre, Ka.h-yn Ante Met- tler: Stephanie M:Iler: Hca::16ur M::nc, Ian.Ja: K C Moursn. John Michas: Par::w, Jessica C. Tell is, Harbor* tlysous; (Pau CaQter:nc Binns: Tama- ra Brook-A::red: G..::an Lee Ann De: Monte. Sarah Gaddas. Ryan. Gordon., Amanda Gou:drv. Glue Arta. Herber Sarah F. McI',veen, Der ,sc M Mendes: Christina Moron, David Pa-tiow, kutcr Tsai • Grade S Plano ]+t clan honors) Gknr.;s Boyd. Yvonne C`er.g Jc::c Angc..quc Gcuze. be— F-`_1 GrOMAnd. Ma.a batt . F uabcth R i h Lappa. Mary Christina MacDonald, Jessica K Mcllveer,. Rac:he. Mc7ler David A..son. Paterson„ Scott Har„ngs Paterson. Jonathan Pong, Patri,s, Roh (Honors) - Kos:uree Basu, Andrea Jcar. Bracht: Michelle Burns. Kcvtn Robe—, Coultr,. Nelson De Loa Santos: MU-anrda George. liather Gibb. Mclisan Isanic. Zahra livar, Andra Kirk. Christux Lee; Caro;vn Louise Luc, NicAie Mor,- taigue: Kerr Mou, on:, Ira Anne Power: Meanie Rertmck, Amada Grace Shabon: K.Ls=.. El=be Sstnom. Patricia ix ..yShannon Stuch. G. Yates (Pass) - Sheldon Alphonse, Courtney Burnett, Vic&y I-yncac Capps. Chnsune Crowder, Erik A Doole. Michas: Z C Fr:ip: Victoria George. Nicole Jeanine KOraa. Maxine Mounsey, Mar- garrt Pak, Kenneth. Byron S;r n m. Krsu Sims. Apr.: Ann Smith, Tar -ah Toth: Thoodon Yang • Grade 4 Piano i lit class hoe rs) - Pamela Ardmor.. Derek Brown, Cindy Raquel Cumber- batch. Kr.st:r. Eriksson., Christopher Healey. Roshar Ars. James, Joseph Longo, Christopher Ncv:;;c, Cory Pawk, Surma Parmar: Kann May Pont. Rosanna Sharon. Smyth, David Mara JR Tsang (Honors) - Jennifer Anderson, Grcgon Ashman'Kristen E Beadle. Jennifer Belanger, Ginette Bc::c, Chesty Nicole Bickne::. Heather Mary C Boocouk, Enn San Brands iri. Stephanie Rae Derbyshire, Blythe Claire Doole, Erick W. Evans, Kathryn M. Fairchild; Matthew L Grady: Rachet Joharsen; April Julian: Sheila Kober; Cohen Lmport; S. Leanne MacDonnell' San Kathleen McGinty; Marlon Orville Meggoe; Keilee E. Men-; Kristen L F. O'Donnell; Karen Pak: Vicki Annie Qtiiin; Katherine Renaud; Karen Louise Richter; Trisha Ruebottom; Sheri Ann Sand; Bryan Andrew Sigsworth; Martine St -Lotto; Auden Tsai: Jennifer Lynne Wickens. (pass) - Joanne R. Addison; Sharon Mary Callaghan; Melodic De Groot; Teresa Guthrie, Rachel Ann Kale, Ryan Duncan I ca--cker; Brooke Maas); 2ackary Modjeski; Erika Vanier. • Grade 3 Piano (1ng Is (list class - Joanne Cliristo; Alyscia Gooks; Adnanna Lyn Darling; James Edward Donaldson; Amy Fan -Lim; Marissa Quinlan; Mak Robertson; Jenny Smith; Diane Fiances Smith; Stephanie Leigh Ttustham; Kristen walsk Mark Timothy Wilson; Clam Leigh Yaki- movich. (Honors) - Pamela Andrews; Nicole Batbo; Sharlene Bourjot; Nicole Burns; Mark Anthony Bussey; Amy Cho; Jacqueline A_ Cmw ficK Sh— Crowder, Courtney Elliot; Heather Gallagher- Robbie Greb; Lesley Nutley; Mary - Catherine, HoWko; Chandra Nicole Hotigh Gillian E Hunter, Michael Jeesng; Talyn Kazarian; Alco Michelle Koster, Karyn Lee-Sui; Helen Leung; K-- Memos; Lesley Liana Maybury; Melissa Anne Mottola; Nicole A. Nadeau; Sarah Lynn Onytichnk; Tracy Am Proverbs -Singh; Aislinn Ritchie; Andrea Saeetan; Tuannhy Siu; Christo- pher Stunguris; Lori Am versuge; Stephanie Vicmcio- (Pang) - Elvins Chir, Bea{iamin James Collins; Mathew David C:andics; Khahish Gar- nett; Sharlene Katnhai; Andrew Daniel La Flan; Jamie Luke; Angela McCrady; Vendredi E. K. Mousey; Nadine Parker, St.cphmw Nicol Scot; Mathew Viacanti; Leslie Ante Wickens; Kathryn Finn Wooldridgc • Grade 2 Plano (1st class hosanna) - Sharon Bala; Heather E. Barnes; Nathan Beadle; Sean Butler; Elaine Cheng; Andrea Chow; Angela Drake; Bryan Leslie Freeman; Jelinds Amber Hough; Sandi lane Keller, Flirt Arne -Marie LAmE Ixrt; Traces Lynn Nemeth; Nicole Lani Olson; Vanessa Erica Rannssy; Sonya Rathee; Natasha Pauline Rudnick; Wendy Smith-Blais; Carolyn Stucky; Lynn Megan Welton. (Honors) Marc- AvAv Bedard- Alism A. Bell; Nadia Boi nrneier; Julien Chester; Andrea L. Coulter; Richelle De Las Santos, Michelle Femutdes, Catherine Golin- sky; Laura Jan Halsall; Erin Heather Harvey; Adam Insanic; Sam Jeung; Kathryn Lee Mallinson; Jessica Matos; Nicole Danniele Mil- lion; Wands Rankin; Kerry -Anne Robinson; Leila Sarangi; Jennifer M. Sharp; Tiffany Spino; Julic- Ann Stark; Jacqueline Taylor; Jonathan Victor Tellis; Paul Andrew Zahrabelny. (Pas) - Jacque- line Biggart; Rebecca Chow; ian Joseph Curtis; Erin Colleen Herder: Karinch Kazszian; Susan Jaclyn Kelly; Lukas Modleski: Anita Ro_v; William N Van Taade; Jeffrey White. • Grade 1 Pian (1st class honors with dis- tinction) - Corinne Renee Olson. (1st class hon- ors) - Theresa C. Ashby: Bradley Binns; Helen BumetL Nessa Melanie Burton; Tan Lee Viola Canning: Connie Chen: Paul Chomobay: Cara Clements; Stephanie Costa; Mathew Cntchely: Natalie Aida Fahel. Nadia Grannum; lennifcr Ilagedorn, Ryan Halton: Brett R. C. Harding: Tw%la Hines; Ian Michael Janacek: Jennifer Lynn Kolumbus, Samantha A Machado: Sharron Lynn Murphy: Ragan R Naresh. Sally Narsingh. Yvonnc Ng: Cang Nguyen. Natalie F Schcl:. Elaine B. Simms; Connne Van Dusen. Jessica A. Vidal. Courtney Anne Wc<L (Honors) - Rachc: May Achcson, Katrina UnILOCIC-D .RE WIN S5,0W in the UNIOck Before 6 After Contest 3 Marie Anchong; Mcghan Aikin; Sylvia Antunes; Simon Barg; Alexis Bieser- Davina Janine Blen- man: Scott Donald L. Brehm; Aimee Marie Brehm; Janet Elizabeth Calloway; Maria Danielle Cannella; Emily Rose Cheung; Laverne Chow; Diana Man& Chrobot; Heather Cox: Christopher W. Cummings; Adam Michael Dodsworth; Joseph Dorey; Jason Duff; Nicole Goldman Nicholas R. H. Gopaul; Kristen S. V. Gopsul; Patrick V. Granton; Jess Gravelinc; Katherine F., Hinkson; Catherine E. Hodges: Matthew Dafydd Holmes; Kristin R. Livingston; Jennifer E. Luc; Leslie :. Machado; Simone Maisons Aniks Mangal; William McCormick: Joanne Mckenzie; Jana Mewhinncy: Christina Miller; Lesley Minelstaedt; Andrea Michelle Nemeth; Kevin Noel; Robin Noel; Sabrina Perrow; Leeann Petnk: Stephanie Rogers. Adam Peter J. Schwabe. Mlchellc Vitale; Tara Jean-Marie Wailes; Laura Elizabeth Wood man (Pus) - Sandra Darlene Cheshire: Victona A. Langford. Matthew McCocnick, Sara Meanev. Christine Huss, Jason Andreas Schwabe, Danielle Skinner, Andrew Smith • Grade A Sini:inx (Honors) Katt mac Lee Schilling iPassi Kat~.rcr. Mar% A:ste.c • Grade i Siniging (I q1 class h-,norsi Michelle A7nf^,J Karo. C oy (Hnnnr. F,F=„,,,,- _� 12-Facecord MX :ash bcarry pm C, l & Split y V X = _ . 12-x15- — 2-al,ty seasoned ''ardwoods • Delivery available WE WAW YZUR USED SLUS' E e+os., x "'Ias%alla,cac a "tookDaae '%01 PAv 1")o sad, 24-]24- '.' %Ao r ewy arcsvny ARNTS TOPSOIL 81ock Rd. North (1 1/2 miles north of Hwy. •2) 683-0887 wal5ft A"V" -- wwwww ”' fto LAd E10d FM bennil Lqftd FwaM Farad hangs- iitilt FWO 6uad lar tllds.d caiM Far %k kir saran M B"W idt aw ret cols sat lilt P'NM$ 95 a =$#30anu5" "M 57 & Ws� 28 Regular �� Price 131 is Regular price 138'6 Regula��a41 a Regular price 6400 0 Elegant Interiors 6 -we V de Ll Benjamin *, (Div. of Britannia Colour l.a) aw w 1794 Liverpool Road Pickfair Plaza, Pickering 837-0317 lyne A. Dye. (Pas) - Robert F. Morphet. • Grade 2 Singing (1st class honors) - Rochelle Fernandez; Maria MacDonald. • Grade I Singing (1st class honors with dis- tinction) - Danielle Domingues; Shannon Tiffany Duff. (1st class honors) - Kery Melissa Duff. • Grade 6 Violin (Pass) - Danielle Alan& Terbenche. • Grade 2 Violin (Honors) - Hannah Lau; Jennifer Webb. • Grade 2 Violoncello (Honors) - Dhiral Rajkumar. (Pass) - Brooke Misasi; Tamara Julie Robinson. • Grade J Guitar (1st class honors) - Michael Peter Walker. • Grade 2 Guitar (1st elm honors) - Devon Alexandra Christie. • Grade 1 Guitar (honors) - Lucas C. J. Ha- rison. • Grade 6 Flute (honors) - Dawn Joyce, (Pass) - Michelle Barg. • Grade 2 Flute (horrors) - Laura Holmes. �0 OF A�c�� NOTICE OF STATUTORY �o� 9 PUBLIC MEETING c SEPTEMBER 14th, 1992 AND NOTICE OF TOWN COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 21st, 1992 TO CONSIDER AMENDMENT No. 79 TO THE PICKERING DISTRICT PLAN (HIGHBUSH COMMUNITY PLAN) for the ALTONA FOREST AREA (file OPA 92-7/P) During the period 1987 to 1990, the Town of Pickering with the assistance of an environmental consultant, conducted a land use study of the Altona Forest Area. The location of the study area is outlined below. On December 17,1990, Town Council considered Planning Report No. 16/90 which contained the Town staff's recommendations for the Phase I component of the Afton Forest Area Environmental Management Study. Town Council referred the Altona Forest Environmental Management Study to the Minister of the Environment for comment. At the same time, a group called The Friends of the Altona Forest and Petticoat Creek requested the Ministry of the Environment to have the proposal considered under the provisions of the Environmental Assessment Act. A response from the Minister of the Environment is pending. Nevertheless, Town Council has requested that Planning Report No. 16/90, and other relevant information, be presented to the Public and to Council for their consideration. To this end, on Monday, September 14, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers of the Pickering Civic Complex, at One The Esplanade, a Statutory Public Meeting will be held, pursuant to section 17 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. c.p. 13, to consider the proposed official plan amendment for the Altona Forest Area. This is a public meeting. If you wish to address Council about this matter, you may do so when the item is presented for discussion. The proposed amendment is contained in Planning Report No. 16/90. A complete Information Package will be available at the office of the Town Cle.-k on or after August 17, 1992 and at the meeting. Subsequently, on Monday, September 21, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers of the Pickering Civic Complex, Town Council will reconsider Planning Report No, 16/90. Persons wishing to address Council on this matter should contact the Clerk's Department to register as a delegation for that Council meeting. If you have any questions, please contact Miss Catherine Rose, Manager with the Town Planning Department at 420-4617. MAURICE BRENNER BRUCE TAYLOR ACTINCr MAYOR TOWN CLERK U, C'J �_S, t t . STUr., GRS! 'f On December 17,1990, Town Council considered Planning Report No. 16/90 which contained the Town staff's recommendations for the Phase I component of the Afton Forest Area Environmental Management Study. Town Council referred the Altona Forest Environmental Management Study to the Minister of the Environment for comment. At the same time, a group called The Friends of the Altona Forest and Petticoat Creek requested the Ministry of the Environment to have the proposal considered under the provisions of the Environmental Assessment Act. A response from the Minister of the Environment is pending. Nevertheless, Town Council has requested that Planning Report No. 16/90, and other relevant information, be presented to the Public and to Council for their consideration. To this end, on Monday, September 14, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers of the Pickering Civic Complex, at One The Esplanade, a Statutory Public Meeting will be held, pursuant to section 17 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. c.p. 13, to consider the proposed official plan amendment for the Altona Forest Area. This is a public meeting. If you wish to address Council about this matter, you may do so when the item is presented for discussion. The proposed amendment is contained in Planning Report No. 16/90. A complete Information Package will be available at the office of the Town Cle.-k on or after August 17, 1992 and at the meeting. Subsequently, on Monday, September 21, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers of the Pickering Civic Complex, Town Council will reconsider Planning Report No, 16/90. Persons wishing to address Council on this matter should contact the Clerk's Department to register as a delegation for that Council meeting. If you have any questions, please contact Miss Catherine Rose, Manager with the Town Planning Department at 420-4617. MAURICE BRENNER BRUCE TAYLOR ACTINCr MAYOR TOWN CLERK U, C'J 1/aIt, l\ r."J!\U• GA A 11 fS••, •iYy Jli• •a.r.Y•.w r.iir-•n�ai •r •• ARTS & �ERTAINMENT • Blue Rodeo's Lost Together leavesyou wantin more g I Blue Rodeo - Lost Together recordings of Two Rooms, show lis- This best of, or 'baddest of as Thoro- here, including a few that you'll rec- Hooker remake, "One Bourbon, One (WEA): Blue Rodeo's fourth album teners want the old Elton. This is why. good puts it, collection is a virtual ognize from the beer commercials. Scotch, One Beer." If you don't have is good - damn good - but it ain't The Baddest of George Thoro- primer of great blues -rock. All Thoro- Songs include, "Bad to the Bone," 1 them already, it's time you did! great, like the first three. In fact, it good and the Destroyers (Capitol): good's hits, as one would expect, are Drink Alone" and the classic John Lee --Michael Ba¢inski may be a step backwards on the road ito commercial success that we must assume the band wishes to be on. Not that we expect the same thing album after album, but on Lost Together, much of the sound seems to be polar- ized towards country and hard bop, i neither of which is likely to open new audiences, nor thrill the faithful. For- tunately, it is still a Blue Rodeo album, and that means great, endless- ly hummable melodies and songs that r you like immediately, but that also manage to grow on you the more you hear them. By most accounts that would be good enough, but from Blue Rodeo we want more, Elton John - The One (MCA): When Elton sings, "When stars col- lide like you and I, No shadows block the sun," in the "The One," we get a quick throwback to the brilliant Elton of old. Unfortunately, those glimpses are few and far between, and despite the presence of old friends like Davey Johnstone, Nigel Olsson and Kizi Dee, and new ones like Cric Clapton and Pink Floyd's David Gilmour, The One ultimately proves mediocre at best - which is irritating because the -3otential is there for something much -)ester. The worst offence is incessant drum programming that scuttles many ,f the songs, not the least being the blues "Runawav Train" with Clapton and "On Dark Street," a lame, almost discoish number that, featuring Dee on backgrounds, belongs to the era of their more noteworthy collaboration of the mid '70s ("Don't Go Breaking My Heart"). Also shot is a terrific Supertrampish piano solo at the end of "Sweat It Out." 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WEDNESDAY ALATEEN: Alateen, a sup- port group for youth aged 12 to 20 who are affected by a family member's or friend's drinking problem meets Wednes- days at 7 30 p m at Moly Trinity Church, K4ngs Cres. Ajax 427-0338 before 10 p.m (Jerry). SCHOOL ORIENTATION: Ajax High School w i no c on onentction day for its Grade 9 students Weal, Sept 2 from 10 a m to 2 0,m 683- 16 THURSDAY 3 A BARBECUE: '_incoin exc^ce• Pub c School. -h ch opens its doors t, -,Is Sept , w,: host a bcrbecue for snider*s, bc•ents arc staff Thurs. Sept 3 fro^, 3 •o 5 or, MANAGEMENT MEETING: -ne Carcc cn -s' -„-e c' Vc-cge- r-e^-. Duncc^ <eg or Bra^cn. w hoid or, nforr-a,,or, arc reg,s'ra- nor r lght o^ '"urs. Seo' 3. 7 p ^ . it ,00'm E2'7. mc n pu id ^.g o' Duncc— Co� ege. on Smcoe St N . Osnawc 'vtc^cger-enT sk'-s ana Ce -"cafe 'v'arogeme^- (CIM) courses offerer Aod canons ovaal- cble by wrung D O Sox 24089. 60 Duracs St. W . Whi'by, Ontario. 8X8 434-7669 COMING • AIRPLANE FLYING: 'he Ajax Raa c Con -•o. Voce, C:,,o will hos- 'ne crnuc: precision oeroocTic Pc•tern Contest on Sat , Sep- 5 ana Sin . Sep' 6. from 10 c m to 5 p m p0'1" act's Sponsoring *he ever" a Notiona HObby Ram aa'e is Monacy. Sep' 7 The tty,ng 'ea Is sour^ of the Volkswagen budding at Boyry ana Church Sts Admission is S2 per car 284-8645 BLOCK PARENTS: Pickering B1ocx Pare—s w u ro:c a meeting foe those mterestea in learning about the organization Tues . Sept 8 in J�J Herongate` �; Barn Dinner Theatre Altona Rd., Pickering presents Noel Coward's BEWITCHING COMEDY "BLITHE SPIRIT" Opens Sept. 1 T1 Tickets from Dinner, Show & $2895 Taxes — Included For &Wfal im RIM CSI 472-3085 gr rl FSys 1,0W A ACKPOT ttl KAT AJAX BINGO COUNTRY 610 Monarch Ave. Saturday, Sunday 1:00 p.m. 427-8572 the Vaughan Willard Public School Folk art, quilting, ceramics, country library. Pickering, at 7:30 p.m. crafts, knitting, weaving, basketry, EPILEPSY: Epilepsy Durham basic sewing, decoupage, Christ - Region will meet Tues., Sept. 8. at mos decorations. Call 683-9465 for 7:30 P.M_ at the Kinsmen Centre, information, early registration. 109 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Psy- WOMEN'S GROUP: Bayfair Baptist chologist Dr. Barry Brooker will be Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering, the guest speaker. 436-3152. Invites women to a Ladies In Fellow - CHORUS AUDITIONS: Children, ship meeting Tues . Sept. 8 at 7:30 Youths and adults are invited to p m The group meets monthly for make an audition appointment speakers, crafts, music and refresh - with the Jean McDonald Singers the ments. $I craft supply fee. 839-4621. week of Sept 8. Auditions will be OPEN HOUSE: The Ajax parks and held Sept. 14, 21 and 28. 837-2611 recreation department will hold an (Jean): 839-1309 (Martho) open house Wed., Sept 9 from 6 to ARTHRITIS MEETING: The Ontario 8:30 p.m at the Ajax Community Fibroma!gia and Fibrositis Associo- Centre. Centennial Rd off tion will meet Tues.. Sept. 8. at 7 30 Monarch. Meet instructors, learn p.m., at the Faith Place. 44 Will cm about fall programs 427-8811. St. W , Oshawa. The group meets TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Picker - the second Tuescay of every ing chapter of Toastmasters wil! month. 436-9026 (Betty) or 436-3706 meet Wed, Sept. 9, at 7 3 p.m., on (Nancy) ARTS AND CRAFTS: The Village the lower level of 335 Bayly St. W. at the corner of Boyly St and Finley Arts ana Crc`ts w l hold registration Ave.. Ajax. This is the first meeting of Thurs • Sept 8 from 7 to 9 p m. at 22 the 1992-93 season. For further infor- Sherwood Ra . 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CINQUE FORK4GGP Forlana, askv, mozzar M, -WIM ($7A pannesan'go Smola chews 8. PRIMA VERA- eiiccol;, Pemm, wrors o*m ($95) b6v k oboes, with mozzareia and Parmesan cheeses. 9. QUATTRO-STAGLIONE- 'Hose speaat- 114 otme pizza (4 WAY PIZZA) (") each with AMERICAW, MARGHERITTA, 774 LIVERPOOL RD. S., PICKERING SICTI MARE'NCE 1965* f V Ajax ball seniors enterprovincials with By AL RIVE7T Sports Reporter AJAX - The Ajax Upper Deck senior men's baseball team's hoping that home advantage will give it an edge at the 1992 Ontario Senior 'C' Men's Baseball Champi- onships. Ajax will play host to the top eight 'C' level squads in the province at the baseball showdown on the Labor Day weekend. The Upper Deck seniors open the tournament against Creemore, Ontario Friday, Sept. 4 at the Ajax Community Centre diamond at 8 P.M. The six other teams competing are More Sports results Friday and Sunday Corinna, T►llsonburg, North Bay, Harrow, the winner of the Cobourg/Milton series and the winner of the Lakeside/Listowel series. An injury -plagued line-up has cast some doubts on how far the Upp Deck seniors can go at the cham. pionships. In 1991, the Ajax squad was expected to win it all, but finished as runner-up after losing by a run to the host Mil- ton squad. Upper Deck second basema Ian Fletcher says, "Right no%. would have to rate us in the middle of the pack. At the beginning of the year, we would have been the odds-on favorite." Fletcher notes injuries played a major role at the recent Eastern Ontario Baseball Association senior league playoff series gainst Peterborough. Ajax lost the best -of -seven affair four games to one. During that series, injuries reduced the line-up to just nine players for most of the contests. Local ball fans can expect some high-calibre baseball at the champi- nships, says Fletcher. With clubs U0V1_ ling long distances to compete at the championships, the bottom line is to win. ny injuries "The calibre of baseball will be more intense than the regular season. Ytra have teams coming from four hours or more away and they're certainly not coming for a week- end getaway," he says. Fletcher expects Milton, if it wins the series over Cobourg, and Corunna to be the teams to beat at the 1992 championships. Games in the double -knockout tourney will continue all day Saturday and Sunday at both the Ajax Community Centre and Her- mitage Park diamonds. The final is slated for Ajax Community Centre diamond on Monday, Sept. 7 at 10 a.m. or 1 p.m., if nec- essary. Panthershave' a 'riot' to open s Rookie-'laden Pickering squad drops exhibition opener to Richmond Hill By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter PICKERING - The Pickering Panthers had a "riot" on ice in their first exhibition contest of the year. It wasn't exactly hockey may- hem, but rather the Metro Junior 'A' club got the exhibition sea- son started against the new Rich- mond Hill Riot squad at the Pickering Recreation Complex Sunday afternoon. Employing a rookie - laden roster, t h e Panthers lost 7-6 to the Riot — an amalgam of the former Mimico Monarchs and the old Richmond Hill Rams teams. "We had a strong rookie line- up, but there were a few butter- flies out there. But, that's okay. Nobody will remember this game in December," says Pan- thers' head coach Paul Watters, who's back for his second full season with the club. "Richmond Hill had a good veteran club, and we held our own against them." The Panthers came back from a 2-0 first -period deficit to tie the contest at 4-4 after two frames. With the game knotted at 6-6 in the final period, Rich- mond Hill netted the winner with 12 seconds remaining while Pickering played shorthanded. Rookie Aaron Brand and Kelly Nobes scored two goals each for Pickering. Jason Brew- ers and Sean Fraser had the other markers. Rookie Greg Lonsdale had four amiists on the afternoon. The contest gave the coaching staff a chance for further rookie evaluation in a game situation. Watters says the rookie crop this year is exceptional, which will make the final cuts a difficult task prior to the start of the regu- lar season in late September. Watters singled out centre - man Brand for particular praise. The former North York Canadi- ans midget scored twice in the contest. "He's a player who has great speed and great hands," says Watters. Also earning praise from Wat- ters were Jason Reesor, 16, of Stouffville and Yani Iaonnou, 16, a 6'4", 200 -pound defence - man from the Toronto Young Nats organization. Watters describes Iaonnou as a player who's "loaded with potential". The Panthers are currently JW carrying 26 players and will trim the roster to 20 prior to the start of the season. The Panthers play their next exhibition game at the complex on Friday, Sept. 4 against the North York Rangers at 7:30 p.m. The following week, Picker- ing plays a home -and -home exhibition series against the defending champion Wexford Raiders. The Panthers play at Wexford on Sept. 8 and return home to the complex Friday, Sept. 11 at 7:30 p.m. The Panthers will also com- pete in the Richmond Hill Junior Tournament Sept. 18 to 20. Pickering will start regular - season play during the league's College Weekend at Toronto's George Bell Arena. The Panthers play the Oshawa Legionaires on Sunday, Sept. 27 at 9:30 a.m. Wanderers women win first Challenge. Cupof b rugby AJAX - The Ajax Wanderers . Shiels had one try apiece Ontario squad. women's rugby team captured Twelve players from the ;;Ontario faces Manitoba in a the first Ontario Women's Chal- :;;Wanderers women's team will »first-round game Saturday, Sept. lenge Cup title on the weekend. represent Ontario at the Canadian 5. The finals go Monday, Sept. 7 ,.The Wanderers bombed ";Women's Rugby Championship at 3 p.m, British Columbia is the Balmy Beach from Toronto 30-0 ...in Winnipeg Sept.4 to 7. :defending champion; Ontario in the championship game at Dierdre Harnett, Shandy finished third last year. Markham Fletcher's Fields Sat- Davis, Doreen Fernandes, Gina '..: Seven Wanderers are on the urday afternoon. ' `Minutillo, Charlotte Mathie, San -long list of players under consid- Sherri Pearson was the top ::dm Muller, Helen Russell, Moira Vration for the Canadian point getter for the Wanderers, `5hiels, Laurie Lundy, Joanne Vomen's Rugby Team which scoring three trys. Shandy !Davis, .)Gardner, Annette Shiels and Car- will play the U.S. national squad Doreen Fernandes and Annette Johne Werheid will suit up for the See WANDERERS.. .Page A21 To advertise in this space, call 683-5110 Ajax loses in tennis league championship AJAX - The Oshawa num- hcr-two tennis team defeated AJa.x to capture the charrpi- onship of the Durham A* Tennis League Aug. 26. The Oshawa squad, made up of many : N the best youn', players from .he Oshawa Rac- quet Club, bested Ajax in hree- of five „lonely-conteit„d matches at he Ajax Comma- nity Centre _-;wrt;. In the number -one mixed doubles event, Oshawa's Ton -v Bresky and Lynn Micha l.i beat Ajax's Peter Ibetson and Llanon VanGansewlnkle '. David Kivitis and K --,i Crosina of Oshawa defeated Ajax's David Carter and Luke Newb_-r in the number -o -i, men's double event. Ajax's Liz Courtemar, he and Marlene Tremblay took the ladies' Joubles compeuuon over Oshawa's Kevyn Slater and Lisa Button 6-1, 6-4. In the number -two mixed doubles event, Joe Kantor and Amanda Coady of Oshawa defeated Andy Frick and. Susan Greaveu of Ajax 6-2, 7- 5. Greg Ah Now and Chris Deelney of Ajax won the num- ber -two men's doubles match, beating Kevin Hattlemann and Danny Drapak 6-3,6-3. Skaters sought AJAX - The Ajax Adult Precision Skating team is y looking for recruits. Anyone 21 years or over w can attend an information meeting Sept. 8 at the Aldon School, 109 Burcher St. (next to Lord Durham P.S.) in Ajax at 7:30 p.m. Team try -outs are slated >' for the Pickering Village Arena on Sept. 11, 14 and 21. The regular season starts '+ Monday, Sept. 28. For more information, call Laurie King at 430- 0627. • .-t-..-. �-�.�..�. �.r...-.•..�....y...-.-.yam....--.........�,...-_._ W iax Pickering softball mites boys exit win provincial hunt ball crown PICKERING - The Pickering Men's Slo-Pitch major mite rep 0 The Ajax Upper Deck softball team came up short during seniors are in the provin- the qualifying series for the Bial baseball championship provincial championships. this weekend. -How will Pickering dropped the third and they fare? final game of the best -of three RECORD: 14 wins, eight losses Ontario qualifying playdowns 2-1 (first -place overall in EOBA to Vaughan, a team Pickering had senior ) beaten in previous league meet - TEAM STRENGTHS meet- ings. 1. Strong defence, especially to The deciding game, played in the- Vaughan in the rain on Aug. 18, 2. A large core of veteran players was a pitcher's duel with the con - who've competed at the provin- test going into the fifth inning clan level before deadlocked in a scoreless tic. 3. Team possesses the ability to In the fifth inning with a runner play at the level of the opposition, on first base, a sharply -hit ball was 4. The squad has good power in driven to second baseman Andrew the middle of the batting order. Hopkins, who was knocked over TEAM WEAKNESSES: by the base runner. After recover - 1. Not much speed on the bases, ing, Hopkins threw the ball out of unlikely to steal many bases. play attempting to get the runner 2. Do not play well from behind, at third base. The Vaughan runner 3. Prone to strikeouts when they came into score. The umpires ruled there was no interference on face hard -throwing pitchers. KEYS TO SLiCCFSS: the play so Vaughan went ahead 1. The return of Dave Meredith 1-0. to the line -ftp after slate -season Vaughan scored another run in ankle injury. If he's healthy and the sixth, with Pickering replying has a big bat, he could single- in the seventh. handedly carry the club. Vahey provided a double and 2. Speedsters Ian Fletcher and single, Modeste had two singles Mike O'Brien must get on base and Darren Walker belted a single and create runs with their speed. for Pickering. Short-stop Tim Ver - 3. Dave Keilh must get hot with boom and second baseman Hop - his bat- If he's on his game, it's an kins combined for sir put-outs. added bonus for the Upper Deck Picke ring dropped the first squad. game 10-2. Three unforced errors 4. Catcher Ross McGtrrrin must accounted for much of Vaughan's scoring. establish his early to guard Starting pitcher Andrew Hop- �rn stolen bases, kins and reliever Michael !Modeste 5. Pitching staff cannot give up Mowed eight hits, while Pickering many `vim' PLAYERS TO WATCH: only struck for four hits. Offensively, doubles came 1. Steve Wyrymslti. A clutch RBI from Ryan Morgan and Hopkins, mart who, d he's hot, could wreak while Scott Vahey and Modeste havoc on the opposition_ provided singles. 2. Juvenile rep call-ups Andy Pickering played the second Russeft and Mark Harmsuorth game under protest, after a rule roles tate in games. They're expected to play key dispute at the beginning of the contest- Pickering lost 11-5, but 3. Pitchers Pete Babiak and Wayne Murphy' These veterans theprotest was upheld, forcing the game to be replayed. will need to establish their break- Third baseman Vahey went ing bol}. 1f they can throw the three -for -four at the plate; Mor - breaking ball for strikes, it will 1zan, Hopkins, Walker, Modeste, fast' traw the °f thea: Jason Fetter and Dante Umengan fastalso had hits for Pickering. Durham College Skill Training Precision Metal Fabrication Start Date: September 21, 1992 (36 Weeks) Few $860.40 (may be paid in two instalments) For more information, please call 721-2000 Ext 503 '0 DURHAM..• i C 0 L L I GI � Durham College Skill Training * Industrial orientation Sart Date September 13, 1992 (9 Weeks) Sponsored through the Canada Employment Centre. * Technical orientation Start Date: October 13, 1992 (10 Weeks) Sponsored through the Mitust y of Skills Development. Both programs will allow you to explore the Skilled Trades and provide you with *Hands -0n' experience. The subjects covered also include Blueprint reading and Generic Tool Skills. For selection criteria and further information, please call Lynda Barker at 721-2000 Ext 547 a <8> DURHAM C O L L I G I Ajax Spartans T -ball selects bound for Ontario playdowns AJAX - The Ajax Pickering (OBA) finals. Kevin Brown made several div - Village Sports T -ball select team Ajax got off the mark quickly ing catches and double plays in advanced to the provincial final with the bats, but also the game. after knocking off Streetsville in put forth a solid Ajax's solid defence played a the semi-final playdowns. defensive effort in key role in the seriessecond The Ajacians eliminated s t o p p i n g game, with Ajax emerging with a Streetsville in the best -of -three Streetsville by a 17- 13-9 win and a berth in the OBA semi-final series two games 15 score."" final. Outfielders Ian Wight, straight. The local T-ballers will Joshua Brock, Daniel Matthew Christie and Ryan face either Waterloo or London in Strang and Brian Smart played Anderson had big efforts in the the Ontario Baseball Association well in the infield. Team captain outfield. BARWOOD THF, RELIABLE HARUW'UOU SPECIALISTS ( anada'k Largest .Sele( tint of 1A .STO('A Parque! - flan( Hooring FLOORING = FLOURING IDE,4S... 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Upgrade your office skills and obtain your High School diploma with free daytime credit courses from the Durham Board of Education SCHOOL DUNBARTON HIGH SCHOOL ,655 Sheppard Ave. Pickering, Ontario L1V 1G2 AJAX HIGH SCHOOL 105 Bayly Street Ajax, Ontario LIS 1P2 COURSES - Introduction to Data Processi ng - Business Data Processing (2nd yr. course) - Keyboarding - Business English - Co-operative Education - Word Processing - Information Processing No specific daytime courses for adults are offered. Adults are welcome to join the regular program. CONTACT Bernadette Doucette Business Education Director 839-1125 All courses offered mornings only. Student Services Department 683-1610 PICKERING HS No specific daytime' Peter Zowkewych 180 Church St. N. courses for adults are 683-4760 Pickering, Ontario offered. Adults are L1 V 2H9 welcome to join the /001\ regular program THE DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION - Quality Education Today - For Tomorrow 41. • 0 ARAM TOUCH F00iwi 9- 01 0 aI%r week tow TEAM OF w L T F A PTS emit" art" 4 3 1 0 6P 34 6 Whlsksy Gi0.Ca0 4 3 1 0 106 72 6 uA w pock 4 2 2 0 144 100 4 Dkloovw Spa% 4 2 2 0 64 79 4 oboe Pinmbg 4 2 1 0 112 115 4 Mainly Cheese 4 1 2 0 66 96 4 AOX Chiro. Clinic 4 2 1 0 50 g0 4 Kerry Int 4 0 4 0 60 jig 0 TOP FIVE SCORERS 11 Earmton Heenan (UPPer Dock) 54 21 Dave Douglas (Whiskey Go -Go) 42 31 Peter Stasluk (Discover Spats) 42 4J Mks Park (Dickson Priming) 36 y Rick Pottle (Kerry Inn) •32 AJAX WARRIORS SOCCER CLUB Seeaw re iii from im week UNDER -SIX GIRLS' DIVISION J 8 F Waste Systems 1 (Goal by Kate Fagan. MVP Brittany Peterson) vs. Simon Appiaisa% 1 (Goal by Louise Bedford); Deer Creek Golf Club 4 (Goals by Disha Rawfley 2, Megan Nelson 2. MVP Stephanie McDermott) vs. Eastern Eavestroughing 0 (MVP Kelly Banes); Spudsters French Fries 4 (Goals by Megan Long, other scorers not listed) vs. Ajax Home Hardware 1 (Goal by Ashely Grncarouski); Fawnbrook Golf Club 3 (Goals by Elia Witton 2, Nicole O'Brien. MVP Taro Boag) vs. Pilleys Pirates 1 (Goal by Jessica Call MVP Dawn Rynberk). UNDER -EIGHT GIRLS' DIVISION Nelson Hobbies 2 (Goals by Lindsey Blakey, Teresa McLean. MVP Ashley Nelson) vs. Ajax Lions Club 0 (MVP Sophie Fowler); Eastern Eavestroughing 4 (Goals by Lindsay Murphy 2. Bonnie Farmer, Melis- sa Philips. MVP Chelsea McBride) vs. Ajax Kineses 3 (MVP Laura Wan). UNDER -10 GIRLS' DIVISION Ajax Lions Club 3 (Goals by Cheryl Noonan) vs. Whitby Canadian Tire 0; Pickenng Petro Canada 1 vs. Ajax Dickson Priming 0; Ajax Kinsmen 1 (goal by Melissa Hamrriin) vs. Whitby Highland Van 6 Storage 0. UNDER -12 GIRLS' DIVISION Ajax Anrmc Tool 8 Gauge 8 (Goals by Lindsay Anderson 2. Andrea Brown 2. Jessica Knowles 2, Anne Frazer, Janine Elmy) vs. Ajax Bums 8 Mon- son Insurance 0; Ajax Anmac Tool 8 Gauge 6 (Goals by Diane Howard. Anne Frazer, Jessica Knowles. Janine Elmy, Andrea Brown, Eryn Batche- lor) vs. Ajax Lions 0. UNDER -14 GIRLS' DIVISION Ajax Reed's Flo sts 7 (Goals by Meagan McLaren 5. Nicole D'Rocha 2) vs. Kelly Promotions 2 (Goals by Elizabeth Hass. Tenure Noses). UNDER -16 GIRLS' DIVISION Phi" 6 Moore Insurance 3 (Goals by Tara Ernst 2. Krishna Peterson) vs. Scugog 1; Pickering Village 6 vs. Ajax Venice Pizza 2 (Goals by Laura HamD ton. Shannon Waterman). UNDER-te GIRLS' DIVISION Ajax Papp's Restaurant 7 (Goals by Leanne Ever- son 3. K,nsten Edgerton 2. Candace Gasts. Dianne Tarrbuno) vs. Whitby 1. UNDER -14 GIRLS DIVISION - FINAL STANDINGS TEAM GP W L T F A PTS Ajex Pep{Ie R.rt 12 e 3 1 42 26 17 Dartngtor, 12 6 1 5 34 14 17, Uxt i dge 12 4 5 3 26 Z7 11 Pkk-*4p 12 3 S 4 25 24 10 Whitby 12 1 8 3 12 48 5 0 Ajax vans league tine on the strength of most wins. Ptayclls start this week �n a straight knock -out format. The fn game s ori Sunday, Sept. 20 UNDER-EIGNT BOYS' DIVISION (Aug, 26) Kelly Promotions 0 vs. B i W Travel 0; CPTT 9 (Goals by Darryl Thompson 3. Brandon Gurley 2. NalhaniM Allard 2. Mike Santa, Gordon Caldwell) vs. Ajax Opt., It Club 0: Owasco Volkswagen Audi B (Goals tilt Andre Vincent 4. Corey Sevier 2. Chins Wales 2) vs. Maclean Hunter Cable TV t (Goal by Ler Settop. WESTHEY (EIGHTS MEN'S SLO-PITCH FINAL STANDINGS (Aug. 30) TEAM GP W L T F A PTS Stem ConSollarrys 17 14 2 1 281 123 29 Goodyear 17 12 5 0 263 153 2e Film House 17 9 8 0 201 243 18 Dannys Place 17 7 9 1 207 211 15 LOEB Ajax Moo. 17 6 9 2 198 213 14 Riviera Screen Pr 17 1 16 0 142 346 2 RESULTS FROM AUG, 30 Stereo Der Sollarrys 13 (WP Steve Richter MVP Tony Bruce) vs. Riviera Screen Printing 0 (LP Steve LEAOIIE INE W3 AU T ZA 111711398%, , Scoreboard Kenn. MVP Roger Stanton), Stereo DsNBe W ys 23 (WP Chins McGee, MVP Blair Mund) vs. Riviera Screen Printing 2 (LP Steve Kenn. MVP Jim Tharpeon); Goodyear 17 (WP Dick Bamoski. MVP Mauro Caprio) vs. LOEB Ajax Marketplace 3 (LP Maks Brei MVP Jetl Sawyer); Filen House 11 (WP Rab Sinasac. MVP Steve Newman) vs. Dannys Piece 2 (LP Tim Turlstead. MVP Cos Tromadue). PLAYOFF SCHEDULE FOR SEPT. 13 QUARTER -FINALS (OH) Ajax Marketplace vs. Dannys Place (DH) Riviera Screen Printing vs. Filen House PICKERING SOCCER CLUB Carle' ne4l%fa Ili week ending Aug. 2e UNDER -EIGHT SQUIRT GIRLS' DIVISION Night Owl Neon 0 (MVPs Great effort by entire team, especially by Taryn Backman, Valerie Latour) vs. AQualresh 0; Rockets 2 (Goals by Lorraine Mattheson, Kristen Ryan. MVP Melissa Aitken) vs. Pickering SLo-Spons 1 (Goal by Vanessa Vanolf. MVPs Jennifer Bradley, Jacelyn Nespias), UNDER -10 ATOM GIRLS' DIVISION Pickering Whiles Rd. Petro Can 1 (Goal by Eliza- beth Loewen. MVPs Stephanie Mourao. Nadia Berger) vs. Ajax Dickson Pnritng 0; Pickenng Slo- Spons 2 (Goals by Suzanne McKay, Carlene Fir. man. MVPs the entire team) vs. Whitby Dominion Knitting 2; Pickering J.E. Hanna vs. Ajax Scram. blers (Pickering wins by default), Whitby Hanot Plastics 3 vs. Pickering Coughlin Homes 0 (MVPs the entire team); Whitby Van 6 Storage 4 vs. Pick. string Web Offset 0 (MVPs Shannon Smiley. Kim Fregona). UNDER -12 MOSOUITO GIRLS DIVISION Pickering K nares 3 !Goals by Nicole Hemmings. Marianne Trenradue, Sarah Thompson MVPs Good effort by Andrea Bell. Vanessa Slemwall. Erin Ogawa) vs. Pickering Sah%nrs Garage 0, Plcxorng Kelsey S 3 (Goals by Melissa ROS1001. Mei sea Grouios. Ashley Dalliday MVPs Tarvia merry and Danielle Burtgl anchored a strong Kelsey s defence Lindsay Crothers made a good nave or a breaK away; vs P �nng Blizzard 0 II• n Wanderers firsts clip Crusaders in FROM PAGE A19 at a Can/Am game in Minneapo- lis, Minnesota Saturday, Sept. 12. Those still on the list from the Wanderers are Muller, Russell, Moira and Annette Shiels, Gard- ner, Lundy and Werheid. The final cuts for the Canadi- an team will be made following the Canadian women's champi- onship. Meanwhile, the Wanderers men's team won one games and lost two to the Oakville Cru- UNDER -14 PEEWEE GIRLS' DIVISION Pickenng Marlin Travel 1 (Goal by Angela Lindsey. MVP Andrea Donaldson) vs. Whitby Chev.Olds 0 UNDER -16 BANTAM GIRLS' DIVISION Pickering Hayes -Dana B !Goals by Heather McCauglay 2, Shannon Pounder, Amy Sidwell, Lindsey Sidwell, Tanya Wutschen, Cindy Twiner. Jennifer Taylor MVPs goalies Lesley Bell and Torn Rarrdeen) vs. WMtby 1. REP REPORT UNOER-10 ATOM GIRLS' DIVISION Pickering Power Canada Trust 6 (Goa's by Nathalie Urbas 3. Anhea Jones 2, Christine by MVP Erin Lawrence for her performance on defence) vs. Whitby 2. UNDER -12 MOSOUITO GIRLS' DMSION Pickering Power ilea =arts 3 (Goats by Ams ey Yule 2. Enn Walkom. 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Fall: The time to shar enyourp mind, d, body It's fall: the stare of a new There's music playing and such desirable character traits as school year, and with it, a theatre, gymnastics and dance, self-discipline and self-esteem. variety of exciting activities to cooking, crafts.... the list goes Calligraphy, for example, not suit all interests. on. only allows you to write Whether you're young in years For each performance, whether beautiful notices, the finished or young at heart, in the Ajax- it be cooking or lawn tennis, product will also promote a Pickering area, there is a wide there are benefits earned, in feeling of accomplishment, array of activities to appeal to addition to the particular skill. having mastered a new and inquiring minds . Mastery of each skill promotes useful skill. Similarly, music provides extra benefits to any individual. While a great pastime for adults, music influences small children's success in language as well as their social and emotional maturation. Three- year -olds, for example, can sing spontaneously while at In and can dance to any song, ' regardless of tempo. So, whether you are six or CIO, now is the right time to pursue an interest, or develop new ones. - You can do so through any one of the many schools and p y, agencies in Ajax -Pickering. r To Advertise in L.B. DANCEGEAR FALL CELEBRITY LANES Y.B.C. This Special = YR• 1400 Bayly Street, Unit 13A OPENING 963 Brock Road South (beside the Pickering GO Station) SEPT.8 Fall Registration Pickering 831-2920 For all your dancewear needs! SATURDAY- 5 and 10 pin bowling Section BODYSL'ITS & TIGHTS for children Please Call TAP - JAZZ - BALLET SHOES REGISTRATION: Saturday, September 12 ACCESSORY ITEMS & from 9:00 a.m. - 12.00 noon Janice at the INFORMATION: 5 Pin - Christine 839-4690 GIFT CERTIFICATES F may. News Advertiser HOURS: s�, . 10 Pin - 831-2920 Mon. do Fri.: 4:00 p.m. -8:30 p.m. @ 683-5110 Tues. - Thurs.: 12:00 p.m. -8:1 30 p.m. For more information call: Saturday: 9:30 am. - 5:30 p.m.4?0-R.19-i'R39-0�-1R PI Uancc Schcx,l & ('o.. CKE�ae�az� ..c' Inc. (1:-st. 1977) RING SCHOOL OF 1:, Rti. OF (,1l_,,,,,,'„ t(rA,.ASSF:S;i11h:N-I- BALLET Cindy s Ceramics � BALLf:I POINI'f: - TAP DIRECTOR: KA=_%:A•, ,_ Ja.a a^c Open House &zV \l()I)I-'RN 1A%! - A('ROBATICS - IIIGI II.AND E 4A \A_ :;_ _��_ �A\A Registration EA� = %z _ A. 4 Years to Adult Thurs., Sept. 3rd., 7-9 p.m. Beginner te: Professional Sat, Sept. 5th., 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Stage -Exam ('ompetttions REGISTER YOUR CHILD TODAY! Classes are Mondays, REGISTRATION OFFERING CLASSES:.:M vea,, s,�s ; ac;, s Tuesdays &Thursdays :+Ha'TE' IRER 8TH - IZI'ti. . NNEP.'NTEnP.1E ,A'E cryBALLE7 MIODERN AND JAll CLASSES A,.SO OFFERED 7:30 -10:30 p.m. "I Cul FN' Court,,cv at Daily 9 m. - 9 P.M. as •'Peter Pan- Aw•ardut 'lust (Prrriaas SwdeeLs .11ay Cal! w RtRicter) GASSc- ON bVHKDA'!S ,A ,J SAT,; --3AVS All ages welcome PromL.ing 1)ancer i,M)2. TO REGISTER FOR FALL CLASSES 10 wks.: $40-00 Gartane llughcs ('.D.'C.A.. B.A. f.D., D.M.A. An Examiner with the ('anathan Dance SAT ,r,DAY. JEF EP,IEt 2. a. ^. L 1697 Major Oaks Rd., at ,7.fT1. Tcadiers itcsoLiahon and tilcmFx•r of the British A_ssoctauon'lcvl ad rs of Dance. euther • PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCHof Dance Matter of America. 928 L IVDR,POOL ^n D.. PlCK=71NO Pid(ering Studio 1I(.urs: FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ;;ALL 427-7099 STI tDIO: 4.30 p.m. _ g p.m. 1818 Dundas St. I:.• Whitby (opposite K Mart) weekdays 974-9448 Or 447-6284 �� I.M. - s P.M. Cao 576-6796 Saturdays C m11Z R T IE s DENISE LESTER DANCE ACADEMY CO. C U4 C U4 .. 1134 Kingston Rd. and 1550 Bayly St., Unit 24 839-3041 WHAT ARE YOUR KIDS Congratulations Ana -Maria & Alvin - National Champions - Las Vegas Pre -Ballet Highly Oualified DOING THIS FALL?3& 4 yr. olds Teaching taff COMPUTERTIME is a valuable way to supplement'° t;z Denise Lester -Member your child's education and WE MAKE IT FUN! Ballet. TaFjJ T� BATD 5 yr. olds to advanced 1 HOUR SESSIONS , Ballet - Modem -Tap Pointe �IICROTOTS Suzie Cunliffe/Brown By audition only Wend Matos Mon. to Fri. Y WCROTOTS Adult Dancersize Member - Modem - Tap 3-6 jq y��, 9:15,10:30 a.m., 1:30, 2:45 pm., Sat 9:15 a.m 6UGS Back by popular demand' Associate - Ballet BUGS, BLASTERS MASTERS y Keep fit &have fun too.F - Cindy Willems Mon. to Fri. �' i Member - Tap 4.00 & 5:15 p.m. All classes work towards Associate - Ballet - ... Tues. & Thurs. 7:15 p.m BATD exams and recitals. Modern Saturday Family Discounts Ryerson Dance 10:30 a.m.,1:30, 2:45, 4:00 available. ' Graduate ee BLASTERS & 5:15 p.m. MASTERS Registration 9-11 ears Come and see our demo. =�-� Students completing 12. 14 ears The Kids club uses all of the latest & best available Wed., Sept. 2nd 7:45 & Broadway Babies 91 /92 yr. 8:30 Gold Medal Winners Wed., Sept. 9 I educational software in a Pickering Town Centre in gPEN REGISTRATInN Thurs., Sept. 10 FUN CLUB environment P g 10:00-12:00 + 4-7 M. DISCOVERY BAY CENTRE front of Eaton's Fri., Sept. 11 4-7 p.m. P 570 WESTNEY RD. S., A=619=1014' v < < `,A ' . All registration held at 1550 Baylv St._ i9s ELECTRONIC MUSIC COMPOSITION FOR BEGINNERS f 26 classes beginning October 3, 1992 10:00 - 12: 00 a.m. DRAPERY CLASSES' open to age 16 and over Starting Sept. 14 Instructor: Norma Beecroft Learn to Make composer, producer, broadcaster, arts administrator Your Own Eurhythmics S DANCE BALLOON DRAPERY VALANCE INDIVIDUAL THEORY AND COVIPOSITIONLFSSONSALSO AVAII,ABLE Call Today FOR BECINNERS AND ADVANCED STUDENTS STUDIO INC. A method of learning 683-8384 music ' • ask for Andrea Call Norma (416) 837-0957 for more information through movement. FOR SEPT. CLASSES Classes for children from Tues. & Thurs. 4 yrs. 9 1AA.M. & 7-8:30 P.M. MARGIE TAYLOR old and up, in Oshawa. •TAPJAll• �•BALLET For more details call 3YRS. -ADULT DANCERS ` Carol Da nard Discovery Bay Plaza , Y 686-5797 570 Westney Rd. S. 427-2769 AJAX STt:Dlos LIMITED 1400 Bavly Street - Unit 13A 28�- Lawrence Ave E. HIGHLAND(Beside Pickering (i0) 837-1 -130 (al Brimlc�) 264-2902 SINGING'For Professional 1'raining in a Friendly Environment' LESSONS DANCING Fall Registration For mature, beginners, LESSONS FOR DANCE CLASSES and advanced students Lorraine Symington BALLET -JAZZ -TAP - ACROBATICS with serious intentions. Judge - S.o.B.H.D. Fellow B.A.T.D. . SONG & DANCE Also prepares for Royal Classes mailable for Beginners thru :�d�anced Conservatory Of Music. 3 years and up Ade 3 and up Robert Loewen M. Mus. Call after 5 p.m. - ANNI.'Al_ RECITAL_ - Teacher - McGill University 686-3456 - DAtiCF EXAMS 1 C.D.T.A. ► - 837-2484 Pickering - COMPETITIVE AND R1:CRFATl0NA1, C- ASSFS - Westney Heights - YEAR-FND STI: DFN_F REPORT CARDS - Area At our Studio. the Staff is genuinel,. interested to the progress ot' AE.I. students HIGHLAND DANCING PLAY & LEARN 36 weeks of classes oser the full %ear course. Payments made b-, 9 monthh cheques. GST INCL. DED IN klA. PRI( ES DALLIDAY DANCERS NURSERY SCHOOL Fees: 1;2 hour classes -'S4.50 3 4 hour classes - S6.40 • Pre Highland Classes age "15th YEAR OF FUN" flour classes - SS. — 4 and up ST. TIMOTHY'S $15. Registration Fee • Beginners to Professional ALL BON S T %KE X 40•• DISCOI NT level 97 BURCHER, AJAX DISCOt'NTS A% AILABI.E FOR S Il DENTS T %KING k Ft Ll. PROGRIN1 • Competition & Exam work 9-11:30 A.M.-SEPT.-JUNE available RE(;(S I {t,a l ION UAI f:ti - ATBOTH STI;DIOS • Small classes - individual We offer comprehensive program of WEDNFSDAN' SEP I L`IBE:R 2 - 6 30 - 9 30 P%1 attention miWEDNESDAN' SE:E'TE'NIBER 9 - 6 311 - y 30 P`1 • Studio located in Pickering art, music, drama, math and science • M. BATD, RAID. SOBHD concepts. Introduction to computer THURSDAY SE -:P E E\1BER I() - 6 30 - 9 30 PN1 - Judges Panel literacy. French. r.+.k., beKiPF AI(okin September 14 BACH. FINE ARTS For 668-5173 DANCE! FOR STYLE GRACE, FUN AND FITNESS Registration call THE O'BRIEN DANCE CENTRE 839-4000 545 KINGSTON RD. W. AJAX (PICKERING VILLAGE) TOMORROWS DREAMS BEGIN TODAY! Ajax Acro's Gymnastics Club .:: 48 Exeter Road 427-0036 r • • FALL ' 92 R.egistrationl� - ;I v. I �tltrninfQr Tues.. Sept. 1st " . "Dano to dw sound of do 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. lNtdorytWAC 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Our bugs won 1 /3rd plaoe MW place and 21 sit place 'AGES 3 ADULTrEEGINNER THRU ADULT LEVELS 1Wed Sept. 2nd II •i �5 °{ Fall Regict_ r�l_lon Awards: 1992 Competitionseason CASES IN CREATIVE DANCE. BALLET, " POWTE, JAZZ AND TAP 10 a.m..2p.nL I .1 Competitive Program also best costume award WORKSHOPS, CONVENTIONS, "COMPETITION CLASSES, ANNUAL RECITAL 6 p.m. - 8 p.m• for girls by tryoals SUMMER CAMP, STUDENTAWDS " BY ASSESSMENT ONLY HIGHLY OUALFIED SAFF, R.A.D. BALLET EXAMS (ROYAL ACADEMY OF DANCE) AND RETURNING STUDENTS: CDTA (CANADIAN DANCE TEACHERS ASSOCIATK)N) JAZZ AND TAP EXAMINATIONS Register Dom- WED., SEPT. 2, 6:00-9:00 P.M AVAILABLE. EarlyI fr• THURS., SEPT. 3.600.9:00 P.M. SPECIAL FAMILY RATES, FULL TIME STUDENT RATES AND DISCOUNTS FOR BOYS o s N0 •12 YEARS SERVING THE DURHAM AREA "Classes Fill ® C' MOT "OTS NEW STUDENTS: ' PROVIDING YOU WITH QUALITY DANCE TRAINING 4T COMPETITIVE PRICES. .Quickly" � � TUES., SEPT 8, 3047:00 P.M. ' EASY MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN ' VISA CARD ACCEPTED �- x.F a WED., SEPT. 9,6.%9:00 PIA " DANCEWEAR SUPPLIED TO REGISTERED STUDENTS , INEW T NT �� syhw.rro► NEW AND RETURNING STUDENTS: ' FREE - ONE • MONTH OF DANCE LESSONS! - CALL FOR INFORMATION Thurs. Sept. 10, from 10 a.m. - 2 P.M. < SATURDAY, SEPT 12. 10:00 AM. -1200 P.M. (�°'to 4 danet lessons) 6 P.M. - 8 P.M. cM�. • CLASSES COMMENCE THE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 14TH. REGISTRATION DATES: Sat. Sept. 12, from 9 a.m. - noon DIRECTOR • KAREN BRITTAW • C.D.M.A. LiNf64 Thurs. Sept. 17, from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. °C .. (CANADIAN DANCE MASTERS OF AMERICA CERTIRCAT:aN) 683= 1269""�" 6 P.M. - 8 P.M. Its V,s•.•r •fix- REGISTER NOW FOR SEPTEMBER! Ages 210 5 _ ' Day Care Full Days Nursery School Half Days Junior Kindergarten 5 Acre Country Setting 686-1161 10 Top St., Ajax North of Hwy. #2 off Harwood Go Natural 9feafth & Beauty Centre Ltd. One Stop Shopping for • AEROBIC WEAR • BALLET AND GYMNASTIC OUTFITS 10% OFF NON -SALE AEROBIC WEAR wrrH THIS AD 121 BROCK ST. N. WHITBY 666-2661 A a VERONICA'S DANCE STUDIO REGISTER NOWH NEW STUDENTS Sept. 2nd -4th 4 p.m. 8.30 P.M. - Sept. 5th 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. CLASSES COMMENCE SEPT. 8TH/92 TAP • JAll • BALLET • LYRICAL - MUSICAL THEATRE CHILDREN • TEENS • ADULTS • Maple Wood Sprung (proper for dance) • Air Conditioned throughout • All Levels from Beginners to Advanced • Qualified C.D.T.A. Instructors (Canadian Dance Teachers' Assoc. ) DIRECTOR: VERONICA RENNICK 420-6708 1755 Plummer St., Unit 4 Pickering ( South on Brock Rd. just past Hwy *4`1 on right side SPIRIT BATON CORPS 1987-88-89-90-91 -92 WORLDCHAMPIONS OFFERING BATON CLASSES THIS FALL For girls & Boys this fall! NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY RECREATIONAL UF COMPETITIVE Parades, shows, competitions. Baton twirling is all new! It combines dance, gymnastics & twirling. We are very interested in new members with gymnastic or dance training. Fee $15 per month CLASSES HELD AT ST. MONICA SCHOOL 275 TWIN RIVERS CALL (TWIN RIVERS & SHEPPARD 427-9059 Registration 839.0548SEPT 17, 1 1 9ACQUE[INESSCHOOL 0T DANa (Oil. of Mira oa-io ud.) Yacc • Tap • Baffet • Pointe All classes an based on the Briush Association of Teachers of Dancing. (B.A.T.D.) Syllabus - Ages 3 years to AdWL Special Teen and Adult Classes. JACQUELINE'S SCHOOL OF DANCE OFFERS: • Christmas Pageant • Spring Recital • Competitions • Workshops • Examinations under the B.A.T.D. Syllabus • Summer Performing Arts Program • Field Trips to the National Ballet REGISTRATION Returning Students: Wed., Sept. 2, 5:00-7:00 pm. Thurs., Sept. 3, 5:01)-7:00 pm. Tues., STL 8, 1:00-3:00 pm. 5:00-7:00 pm. New Students: Wed, Sept. 9. 5:00-8:00 pm. Thurs., Sept. 10, 5:00-8:00 p.m. Fri., Sep. 11, 500 1:00 pm. Sat., SepL 12, 10:00-2:00 p.m. ADDRESS- 1360Kingston The Hub Plaza (MacDonalds) Unit 13 do 15, (off. corridQ) "tea VIRECTRESS• �r�� " �� - JaogNelim Keay A.B.A.T.D. MA'S BRONZE AND SILVER INFO: 420-7399 WnAl gar r A� SUSAN MESSMER L OF DANCO CLASSES IN : • PRE-PRIMARY BALLET 3-5 YR. ' BALLET, TAP, JAZZ, POINTE SPECIAL ADULT 1i4P A JAZZ ' ONLY SCHOOL IN AJAX WITH FULLY CERTIFIED STAFF HEAD INSTRUCTOR SUSAN MESSMER M.B.A.T.D. ' B.A.T.D. EXAMS AVAILABLE ' COMPETITIONS FOR ADVANCED STUDENTS ALL STUDENTS WORK TOWARDS ANNUAL RECITAL REGISTRATION AT THE STUDIO' 43 STATION ST. Junior Tap Group UPSTAIRS Gold medalists and Dance Americas Las 686-0141 Vegas Finalists RETURNING STUDENTS' WED., SEPT. STH - 4:00 - 8:00 p.m. THURS., SEPT. 10th - 4:00 - 8:00 p.m NEW STUDENTS FRI., SEPT. 1 t th. 4:00 - 8:00 p.m. 5 r FALL '92 Secondary School :99Z:- Credit Courses, Semester One ai;ua; y ,3; r, ;99� Air ciaoses A1000 y dno i wrsday-6 30 to 9 30o m Course Lace w Location • CouiNe A. •..A ,Quill A" JA Li -ms u ucrrmr Ala, 1 E S34 --•roductor y Spansn ' 1 Lee ., wSnn Vill SAA4G' Aircourinng Seneal 12 Leu u AusDn V^lt, AAGOAI Math A,getra OA Leo J Aotm Whdbv DCL. GA' Compute, Studwe OA Paul Dwyer Osndwa NI AUA' Met^ ;;arC us OA lea J Austro Whitby EBS3G'-Business Engisn 1 Paul Dwye llsnawa MF%OA' Mat^ c rote OA SI Mary Pgkenng ENG4A1 - Enorsn '2 St Mar, D'oe' , Manage your computer effectively Leo . Ausnr ,;, tby by understanding basic commands Pau Jw.e 0".iv.1 M'B461 -Math Business :2 St Mar, PickennQ MCA, -English OA St Mar, PCWMQ leo . Austin Pau. Jw,e, l3snawa PHE4A' P•1ys Ed 11 Deni, O Connor Ala, GWiOAI Geograonv Wo, -d $t Ula', P(.w "� PHE OA' 'nut, only hu Ut,, leu -or, :mdby ssues OA Pau Dw,e, O,nawa HSUGt—Sonet 6 C"an e11 v 9 St Mary Pi( kP'r;� SeI1A' Biology' eo _ Austin Whitt Y Paul DA,., ;),• awn SS10AI M"V UA St Mary Pickering LE1341- itroductorV Italian 11 )aul DAyer Dsnawa SCH3A1-Chemrstr,'1 Leo J Austin Whitby SCHOA• Cnemrsry OA Paul Dwve' Osnawa Computer Training, non-credit courses cost Nocost Weeks of October 5—November 23. 1992 20 hours All classes 6 45 to 9 15 p m coarse wrod"C This hands rocourse s o signed for the !list time use, Basic yong S.r;Jls are equ.red LOU 1.2.1—lalrodwileo: Popular calculating and spread sheet programme familiarity wnh computers and typing skills are required Abu 111—lakedwbeo: Etticient data manipulation programme used extensiveq On Me business world familiarity wnh computers and Location ane Dir Mons,gno, Pe,eyma Oshawa Mull Arcnoistlop Dents 0 Connor Ala, Wed Monsignor Pdul Dwyer Oshawa Wed St Mary Pickering Tues Monsignor Pereyma Oshawa Thurs Course Location and Day Know Your Crtor"ller. Monsignor Pereyra Oshawa Insnucnon .r preventive Wed maimenance useful DOS commands proper set up and step Dy step Archbishop Denis 0 Connor Ajax instructiontot solving common lues computer printer and monnor problems Word f erkd lor lgioners: Morislgnor Pereyma Oshawa A popular word processing Tue programme used extensively In the business world Typing St Mary Pickering g Skills are required 'Mon DOS for aopoor, Monsignor Paul Dwyer Oshawa Manage your computer effectively Tues by understanding basic commands typing skills are required I lnurS Cost $74.90(*h dys 9&r.) English as a Second Language 1992-1993 Schedule September 14. 1992 to June 30. 1993 Conb:Tuous enrolment—register and begin classes anytime Dar classes Night Wean Collins Tim (lays lacali- curse Time Days lesatiea Basic 12 00-3 00 p m M -F Oshawa—St Gregory Basic/InleriAdvance 6 30-9 30 p m Ill Oshawa—St Gregory Ajax—Continuing Ed Centre (All levelsl Whitby—Leo J Austin InteriAdvance 9 00-12 00 a m M -F Oshawa—St Gregory Ajax—Denis O'Connor Ajax—Continuing Ed Centre Basrcllnter/Advance 6 30-9 30 p m M dW Pickering --Sl Mary IAII Levels) Cost Free to Poll% asut #,SM alts Cook" EeKAN CONN. Alwmgiw Plot Dul Nwcew Joke Persyll Ln J. Avon W st. Gr Dory Caths k kho. eanotic HIM k6w. U"lc sKoul sckaw Lalill secs" school CC+Molka `fWO loc Denxa D' k••I' . ST. Nary 202 Slrricoe St N ,00 Srivenuin Rn N 316 C •tit 1020 Orville" Blvd GrkWie SlennearY scull LTG 4S9 U,nd+ve O.newa 90 Mandrake 51 1918 Whites Rd WnnDv Ala, Pickering For more information contact: Continuing Education Oshawa/Whitby 576-6150 ext. 214 Alax/Pickering 6a6-1541 ext. 214 � l � • • 10 'y,. x Arlt T'RAVE 1.S ^MI('RU-('OAII.1-'IF.R� - - — _ M _ _ I'O11RItiM KISISF SS , � ^,}�• I .tee to ee ELf•("iRUNI(S � � _� I)FV7 V t II \INIIUF �, ..n.M ,.,�...•., �... ' �.¢•� „Y+ti m.n nr. � 1�y I \\SISI �\-1 }N', ,l tly l}',frbarrylrF .r.,q.1,1,4 '..L.�n.wl ma-. � � -Y ,~~ M / -R••^V ,n "ORD `fl\f ({, K\S,h IF.I 1.1�f•KM�• PRO j 1'R1N.RA%I%IIN( h COMI I r1 RS '�:•'..:""•,Y^1., i' %VS'ITMti.\VUlSIS r-1\1�,('I:�1. U �� .Mi1N,�� Mit^N, +1,1 •,r rnp W,r.. nJJ•m.1^ t'r # — LFI AL SFI RFl\R1- \11( RO ('OMITT FR w,...... 1.51 t-1 if %9IM Al.OF'PN'F 1\SLSTA�NT fill SIN SS �� ^ t MA ,14F. IARl 11()1!•.1 Y ' eWe•1M 'N•r ^ a.. SMIISpa, rr..l ,.., - !II -'� .11 � ' I Y �a�� . __ _ ♦1�\VAf FS1I'.`1. OUR PRE-EMPLOYMENT ,.".n'••,.,.A(.,, �I J� �'............ � •�.:�:� : r�':.::..-. c,M,Ak d E6 •,.. .••. c • • - It ynu are over 45 yr% of age READINESS TRAINING WILL RA"" '+^'•+"n".I ^'-�'�'� + K •- Y.. .r ,. - and have recently teen laid !v. Uedc loin., ores lexF n ,b . v.•.w,r �..1. wus ff Y quality for TEACH YOU HOW TO to* ed Im 1W_ 11,',1 k YrM wsoM'.N•.'R'. n u,,.«.., o...y K... aro . •,.. r., v,,.: A,y. [raoms you ma GET A JOB . I.,.n IM - - nq assistance from the - - l• •rq k1A Plarw+rrnl orovinclal government PICKERING CAMPUS , we , • , , • ; 420-1344 _ _11111112-1101 1 L . Opportunity is Knocking If you're looking for a career opportunity In sales and you've got what it takes to succeed, call The Co-operators. With more than 350 offices nationwide, we're Canada's leading multl41ne Insurance company. we've been providing Canadians with sound insurance advice for more than 40 years. Start a rewarding career with C� tjle co-OpelatOls klstxance/Financial services 1614 Dundas St. E:., Unit 205, Whitby Contact Steve McWade 4346616 �.Cti 110 Mplit. Fri -Sept. 11. 7-9 p.m. VRd. CIA Rounerls, 42741021,erkp tow ad., a e» ek mom 11 O General Help s. I16= ii P. s HOME SUPPORT WORKERS - Required immediately • Experience preferred General Help 110 General Help Leisure ' world PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Mature person with hobby interests for retail sales. We require an individual capable of developing a strong following of hobby customers by providing expert advice and service. Responsibilities include general store duties. To arrange an interview please call Susan Stokell at 420-1696 FULL or pan time hairstylst re- COUNTER Help - full or part qulred for satin In Pickering. fa/ time needed. Coffee Express. hour to start, benefits and profit 570 westrey Rd. S. Call 427- sherig. Call 428.1607, ask for 5481.(090692) Ra". () LUXURY Scarborough highrise SUNDAY organist needed. reeds superintendent, minimum e Ln. practice, enloy. country 3 years experienced. Good PART lime French Teacher churchs. North East Pickering salary and benefits and two * ` needed for daycere centre. 430• Township. Cal 649.3688 or 883 bedroom rpadmem. Cal 724- i~• .'?eagtpo!I �', •>e°p°euisF►:-.. 110 General Help 110 General Help CONTROL TOWER OPERATOR Required • Experience a must • Familiar with GM warranty time keeping. Apply to: BILL MOREWOOD Boyer 13 * P .=tF a ^. . 715 Kingston Rd., Pickering 831-2693 or 686-5859 (Whitby - Oshawa) RESIDENT SUPERINTENDENT Lie Centre Non -Profit Housing Corporation requires a full-time Resident Superintendent for a 126 unit seniors and families apartment building and townhouse complex, in Ajax. The successful individual reporting to a Property Manager will be responsible for the day to day cleanliness and maintenance of the protect• Interested individuals must have experience in Residential Property Maintenance. Previous experience in Administrative aspects of building management and knowledge of the Landlord Tenant Ad and Municipal rre Code a definite asset. 'T 1 Life Centre Non -Profit Housing Corporation do SAR4AAK Ltd 77 Mowat Avenue, Suite 507 Toronto, Ontario M6K 3E3 LAB TECHNICIANS • required to test paint for durability and scratchability. -1-2 years experience in an industrial laboratory or willing to train a recent gradate. - this is a 1 year assignment for appointment call Lori - at 831-7683 Your Business Career Starts Here * Word Processing " Computer Service Technician Micro Computers and Business Applications * Computer Operations Computer Programming CD1 Career Development Institutes Ltd. F—erfy Coat" Data Insutute 11ILRNABY-VA\COL'VER -SUR REY•F•DNOh7ON-077AWA,-f1ALIFAx VICTORIA •SASKATOO V •MO%TREAL-1-A VAL-QL FBF C 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help m rr�1 ADULT SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS Applications are nor being accepted by thl Town of Ajax for th( positions of Adul School Crossin( Guards. Rate of Pay: 511.60/Flour Applications may be obtained from the Human Resources Office at 65 Harwood Avenue South, Ajax, Ontario. LIS 21-19. =or further information Tease contact Gloria Nalker at 6133-2951. PART TIME CASHIER/ CLERK required imrnediate ly for busy Pickering area Lumber yard. Please call Chuck or John to arrange interview. 839-4321 N9I suitable for students As a national manufacturer and distributor of specialty products for construction, industrial and horticultural use, we presently require a capable service- oriented individual in our horticultural industrial business unit. This individual would perform customer service duties including scheduling manufacturing and shipping with plant, order entry, invoicing and follow-up, maintairung price books, monitonng key inventories and performing secretarial related duties. Applicants should have customer service 1 experience with excellent communication and interpersonal skills; word processing and computerized order entry experience. Interested applicants, please send resume' to: Human Resources Manager W.R. Grace 6 Co. of Canada Ltd 294 Clements Road West Ajax,Ontai io L1 S 3C6 GRACE Corut(uctlon PKXK Cts _L A I Experienced Line Cook 3 yr. minimum experience, able to work eveningsAveekends. Send resume to: 1755 Pickering Parkway, Unit 20 Pickering Serious Inquiries only NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE 1 OSHAWA - 434-8585 (AJAx•I`ICICLit) GLLHF4)Jl1) ro SCARBORO - 750-8585 TORONTO - 485-8585 MISSISSAUGA - 848-8585 CD1 Career Development Institutes Ltd. F—erfy Coat" Data Insutute 11ILRNABY-VA\COL'VER -SUR REY•F•DNOh7ON-077AWA,-f1ALIFAx VICTORIA •SASKATOO V •MO%TREAL-1-A VAL-QL FBF C 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help m rr�1 ADULT SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS Applications are nor being accepted by thl Town of Ajax for th( positions of Adul School Crossin( Guards. Rate of Pay: 511.60/Flour Applications may be obtained from the Human Resources Office at 65 Harwood Avenue South, Ajax, Ontario. LIS 21-19. =or further information Tease contact Gloria Nalker at 6133-2951. PART TIME CASHIER/ CLERK required imrnediate ly for busy Pickering area Lumber yard. Please call Chuck or John to arrange interview. 839-4321 N9I suitable for students As a national manufacturer and distributor of specialty products for construction, industrial and horticultural use, we presently require a capable service- oriented individual in our horticultural industrial business unit. This individual would perform customer service duties including scheduling manufacturing and shipping with plant, order entry, invoicing and follow-up, maintairung price books, monitonng key inventories and performing secretarial related duties. Applicants should have customer service 1 experience with excellent communication and interpersonal skills; word processing and computerized order entry experience. Interested applicants, please send resume' to: Human Resources Manager W.R. Grace 6 Co. of Canada Ltd 294 Clements Road West Ajax,Ontai io L1 S 3C6 GRACE Corut(uctlon PKXK Cts _L A I Experienced Line Cook 3 yr. minimum experience, able to work eveningsAveekends. Send resume to: 1755 Pickering Parkway, Unit 20 Pickering Serious Inquiries only NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE 1 FMI" 079M WO; 1VrERMM-X1"09z 300 Automobiles Video For Sale COMMODORE 128 D, personal 1982 Pontiac Pheonix, • 110 General �p 110 Germs HMP 110 Garters) �p 120 Office Helonow�p 165 lee 165 Avai Care Star NX 1000 muni -font printer, Arb Wanclested 230 A ws Avai Care able 230 WORK FROM HOME 5300 weekly possible. Free report. Send Stamped envelope to: Homeworking Research Canada 4655 Kent, Suite 162 Niagara Falls, L2H 1J4 RIVERSIDE MANAGER A progressive, quality ladies' wear fashion store is seeking an energetic, highly moti- vated individual. The successful candidate will possess proven sales ability, merchandising skills, excellent cus- tomer service and strong leadership ability. Competitive starting salary, incentive pro- grams, company bene - f is and growth potential are available to the chosen applicant. For a confidential interview please apply to Riverside, Pickering Town Centre 1355 Kingston Rd. Pickering, L1 V 1 B8 (416) 4204178 Scrambles Restaurant requires Responsible, ener- getic wait person for fast paced rest- aurant. Pick up applications at: Scrambles 527 Ydestney Rd. S., A THE TORONTO SALES 0 APPORTLUTY STUDENTSII line haw prt4wee qw p In toek . - "baps"Ill, b prat." VEOML INTROO cTORtf ;IM b pow" hone debwy iacribers throeghoul the rPiieiq iotas No d* -y by rot w. 1 Trwil (troaidad sit Me NG W EANN W TO AID 3211. PER "OUR in cliffiffaveledim Will elle w deav sit M rate sold be a dents anal. TRAITS MATIM wilt eparwcri 4; " br or ►ahrd od. REIWLF WORK= WXM 530 pm. 9A0 pin. Mw Thin. 1 Ill - 4 pin Sal AGCiE SSNE SELF 49inU QUILF" RDwDUAd Pb- kite: to. Bwsrt er Yr. ■eG1 5862202 e ark - 12 rim Sal She. 9 am 5 pin Mm -Fri ArtWorld Corporation of Boca Raton Florida is seeking Gallery Director and sales staff, for new Pickering location. Fax resume to: (416) 828-1205 Earn a 5 figure income, fishing, the 3 month salmon season. Also construction, canneries, oil fields & morel) For imm. respon6e call 1-504.6464505 HAIRSTYLIST required, full or Pan time for busy hair satin In Whitby. Wages plus corrvrrssion. Phone 434.2992 ask for Anne. (090892) 120 Office Help BOOKKEEPER/ SECRETARYroll ng firm for smallYUSTco AVE firm. computerized accounting, Word for windows, Excel for windows 8 Data base. Wind 2 accounting pack- age, windows environment & an EAGER N LLING- NESS to learn a take responsibility. Send resume to: Henry Kablulas i Associates Inc. 82 Sherwood Rd. E., Ajax LIT 2Z2 Bissma International Computer Systems Inc., requires experienced personnel for the following positions: P/T ACCOUNTANT (on a per diem basis). Must be 3rd or 4th year C.G.A. or C.M.A. and be familiar with AccPac Accounting Software. SALESICONSULTANT (commission basis). Must have strong computer background, and experience in accounting CARE DAYCARE 1 love Barbfesll Cath for WANTED - stover, fridge, WEE 1 CENTRE Barbin. Kens. Skippers, etc. washer and d work or and clothes. (Mrs. Hors. Deblois, not. Also walled, pickup, track Julia and Heather. I'm anxiously (newer than 1979). Call REGISTER NOW FOR SEPTEMBER! 416--5667-496, �492ia`��"' Pickering 420-9933 (TF) 0 Ages 2 to 5 Day care full days Nursery school half days Junior Kindergarten on 5 acre country setting 686-1161 10 Top St., Ajax, north of Hwy. #2 off Harwood. INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD In caring, safe, fun home environment. Licensed by M.C.S.S. Reasonable rates. Receipts, flexible hours. Call DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAY CARE 260 Arts & Crafts 260 Arts A Crafts e b•,reafrire �au4%era4M OPEN HOUSE: Sept. 842, Hours: 10 a.ri p.m. Tues., Wed., b Thurs., 7-9 p.m. Registration for all levels of students Classes - Seminars - Workshops. Full line of supplies & handcrafted wood. I all Nwr a 3 ROtherglen Rd. S., ` 'EARN CRES AJAX ♦ " a P 683-8057^ awl 270 Computer 300 Automobiles Video For Sale COMMODORE 128 D, personal 1982 Pontiac Pheonix, • computer with colored monitor. automatic• p/s, pb, 99.000 kme., Star NX 1000 muni -font printer, certified, good condition, $1,450 Mouse. 85 games with lots of burin R f o.b.o. Call 728.3067. (090392) ess programs. a erences SEPTEMBER daycare available guide to help. $600 or best offer. 19W Camaro. 3300 as is. 686 MAIL RESUMES TO: in relaxed environment. CPR, 220 Articles 434-5641. (090492) 5450. (090692) BISSMA INTERNATIONAL INC. regular outings. warches• ` For Sale1977 rime. Finy Chev Pick-up, propaned Ices of tun, flex, hours, ftp a part 280 Lost 8 Found powered, good condition 1815 Ironstone Manor, Unit #1 leRd. area, south Pickering, Ont. Li W 3W9 A)ax. Call 427.4243. (090692) Attn: Ms. C. Smith WONDERING where to put your baby this September? Tryst your Office Administration child td the best care in Ajax. Lit- he People's Playsd-,W now ac. oepieng enrolknent for Seek An throughout with fore glass kap. Certified. 31400. GMC step van, LOST - in the vacmty of Har- one ton, dual wheels, new paint, wood Map, ladies watch. Seiko excellent running condition, with black leather strap. Cewrtitied, 33100. Call 666- REWARD. 42&73W (090692) 9W7. (��) FOUND - large white adult -- JdX ax416-6558785 FUN mof�vatonai Trainingown. 1978-1984 50 cars to k�^ ^�^^^ ^^ti^ - DAYCARE r.v v. ,vire w please. MINI-SKOOL A CHILD'S PLACE ` CHILDREN FOR I MODELING & TV. Needed for catalogues, mall fashion shows a TV commercials a series. Ages 4-12 All types a sizes. (416) 962-5511. If MCINTOSH A = Sec•e!a• a -eft-Votary Assignments. Mini. mum 2 years experience with MS Word. Windows and Excel Cap Ann* at the Minas (',roup. 579-2911 (090492) avadabls in my CARPET I have new Stain- method for your puppies and choose from. 6867428. 725- 165 Day Care ^ome '"pari time Drop oh, master and 100% nylon carpet. dog K-9 Klubhaise offers fall 1988 or 6863775. (TFALL) pick up, morning, winch. after Will do Iwngroom and hall for classes stamng Sept. B. Cap Available school Lester B dCERTIFIED cars for under Pearson, 3360. includes 416-837-2364 (090892) f2000 Good selection. Westray Heights. 686-4638. installation. (30 yards). Steve NEED REGISTERED boder Horse, 10 Winchester Auto Sales, a ode babysme 'or '0902921 7812068 (TFALL) r d E downt i IF_ SENIOR ACCOUNTING PERSON our company has �� 3 months -5 yearsa29- 9909. (091592) 31 Barr Rd. (at Westney) neutered male cat. Bus M tail• yellow eyes, wearng while pias - 1976 Cutlass. T -roof, 350-4 Orel, needs work. $350 as is. Oee°vaid4offYou may an Immed+ate opening fora bookkeeper Responsibilities well include maintaining a DAYCARE '.video m P my home. Ajax 492-5751 ) tic O llat at While's Rd. and 401. Aug. 24. Can los picked kip at the _ _ - 1975 Mercury Montego for sale qualityPDY } assstanos. DIP,U or Lot OIP CERT, Lotus. Wordperfect- complete se: of accounting records for a group of au ages. Nutritious mhealsanadks ndoonroutdoor SOFA and bveseat, black told- Scarboro Animal Centre. 296 7367. as s. Phone 7254597. D -base word accoac bedforo comoanles, preparation of financial reports, A/R, coliectlon a office activities. InfanVchild. CPR certded. Piarea- Beach and over arms, floral design, made n Tennessee by England Upholstery, ors year lad, asking (090692CNC) �i90 Pets -Supplies- (091o92SNC) AUTO Body and Paint Work done qu,pfy for free training. Durham, general procedures. Must have Highway s2 area. Call Trish 428- $1100. Shepherd Gas 880, L Boardin g at reasonable rates. Busness Computer Col e. knowledge of Bedford. Lotus, Dbase computer program. 0473. (090692) $75. 839-9786. (090692) For Sale ; 'prose taodyrryou Why buy a a27.30tC. (TF) _ Salary will commensurate with experience. DAYCARE provided in my SALE nwe and used frost free DOG Obedience 'rajmn Cias 9 new one. give your old OrW a tacelAt (Collision repairs no t(TF) s I Forward res,:me mail or tax to: by home. Full and part time for fridges. coin washers and dryers lies comrnenon9 Sept. 17. A problem). Phone 430-1933. r Drives Young's Water systems, children one year and uD. E x - for apartment units . trained dog is a welcomed mere ber ol the family. W e use the �'e message w drop by 290 • years old, $100. 883-8338. pe d 7675 Baldwin St. penenced mother, non smoking ,Ole Stephenson's Furniture and -motivational approach-. For Cordova St. Oshawa. (090992) party) For more party p Brooklin, Ontario LOB 1C0 Rouge Valley area. idker g. Available Sept Can Appliances. 227 Court St. Oshawa Call 576-7446 more information Patricia, 619- BANKRUPT Credit Problems. lent wok van, new , M8 F 509-'957 (090292) (090492) 0864, Judy 683-7536 (090992) No aedil check. Cars leased to JdX ax416-6558785 FUN mof�vatonai Trainingown. 1978-1984 50 cars to k�^ ^�^^^ ^^ti^ - DAYCARE r.v v. ,vire w please. MINI-SKOOL A CHILD'S PLACE ` CHILDREN FOR I MODELING & TV. Needed for catalogues, mall fashion shows a TV commercials a series. Ages 4-12 All types a sizes. (416) 962-5511. If MCINTOSH A = Sec•e!a• a -eft-Votary Assignments. Mini. mum 2 years experience with MS Word. Windows and Excel Cap Ann* at the Minas (',roup. 579-2911 (090492) avadabls in my CARPET I have new Stain- method for your puppies and choose from. 6867428. 725- 165 Day Care ^ome '"pari time Drop oh, master and 100% nylon carpet. dog K-9 Klubhaise offers fall 1988 or 6863775. (TFALL) pick up, morning, winch. after Will do Iwngroom and hall for classes stamng Sept. B. Cap Available school Lester B dCERTIFIED cars for under Pearson, 3360. includes 416-837-2364 (090892) f2000 Good selection. Westray Heights. 686-4638. installation. (30 yards). Steve NEED REGISTERED boder Horse, 10 Winchester Auto Sales, a ode babysme 'or '0902921 7812068 (TFALL) r d E downt i IF_ your 2 years or older kds n rtY nor*s.snads, hot lunch, tended HERMITAGE - mother d three APPLIANCES Sale New -tow, yeas o xper�enced rider yea$Q for r•rnrg, pleasure and own rodkln across from Beckers Can 655-5437 a 655 Oee°vaid4offYou may yard, references, lull or part (2,4,6 , ha g Garin low paces Jsed-rebuilt and hailer. Phone after 6 pmk 613 8082 (090692) qualityPDY } assstanos. DIP,U or Lot OIP CERT, Lotus. Wordperfect- file Wowney/Flossland. 427- environment, nuoitwus mheals. F•nc�� yard. non smoker. no guaranteed 6 months. B.B.O burners. Hanks Applance's. 191 968-6290. (090192) CREDIT Problems? In D -base word accoac bedforo 4937.(090692) pets Ages t and up. Par+un Slow St E. Unit 06 Oshawa FREE! Two beautiful kittens. bankruptcyidischarped, first DAYCAR t aft 728.404 Black and while liner traxhed tree buys, - we an tae. autOCad. Ventura, pagemaker, me, Harvard. Coni and Syst E available. my horse. Mother or 2, one attends St. 9 er school. Call Cathy. 6866105. (090292) 7 (090492) PIANO Bell uprigft, ad)ustabts one male, one temais. Fun and Dut YOU hid the wheel. Lease to own. Analyst. Fnankaal assistance rice for Frances De Sales Meeting bus aY Walking _ Employment stool. 1900s 31000. Cap frondly. 294-3904. ready to � Sea 5th. (os3oW) Cap us at 40420%. (090392) available *logo* students distance to 170 839-9616. (090292) - --- MCAULUAM a Wife - Lada. under 45 or over who do not Roland Mchww P.S. Location- Wanted Conez Ave. raw Sir John A.vitts MacDonald Pick•ring. Automobiles sales and service. new ars qu,pfy for free training. Durham, W h rip VP,*W. Pleas• all 426 non- NNE Dace dile room sus•. 3 ng 300 from f4995. 4x4's from $7345. Busness Computer Col e. 3483.(090292) MAN (30) seeks work Fit, girls bikes, arm chair. Com- For Sale Three Year 72,0 kms. a27.30tC. (TF) _ BE(dNNNG Sept t. Mom d 9 reliable. quick learner, Physical work O.K. Available Mon -Fn 20- modore 64 itorpkner including colour monitor punter CPU AJAX Pkikernp Apirifi- - - no lit warranty, many quality used • 130 Sales Helps VOW Old boy to ro provide dayca4o his. Call Rod. 725-9418. Caknsur Paper Clip. Nancy: n my home. Hot meals. (090892) 839-0265 after 6. (0906.92) Agents playroom, fenced yard, --- -- -- -- YEN with trucks will do WALLPAPER tear 'r ODELS NEEDED Ros•bank a Raipemhoum cap an ce - over wWy for pbs in magszxas. TV mmercials a viQew ales, maks.kacs.No ap. nec. Appy row! 416) 962-6511 HILDREN 4.13 also IlNdtd. SALES person to market and 150 509-1163 affair 6 p.m. (09pt92) household moves, cleanup lobs. 1.000 rolls from 99 cents to sell children's apparel all home DAYCARE mother of three odd )obs. decorating, painting. $9.95 a double top and more. parties. Candidate must be wig• anything. Call Carl or Jars. 427- Open 5 days per week Mon.- outgoing. motivated and goal i to do daycare. Nutritious n9 Y 2656. (TF) Fre.."p m. Sat. 9-5 p.m. 623 - oriented. Experience prim~. rtes" and snacks. Located on Dave' 436.0255' M90392) 6981. 65 King St. E.. Bowman. commission and profit sharing. Call Suzanne. 427-1751, Conez Ave. raw Sir John A.vitts MacDonald Pick•ring. 205 Firewood (TF) (090892) school, Pisa" cad 421}8251. (090692) non- SOLID foal tables, chats, P HOSp Medical EXPERIENCED teacher and FUNIEV M - Wary esasoned and bedroom furniture. Buy direct from one of Ontarios frothier aweyble Ion daycare. 16 hardwood (maple and manufacturers. O tMs Mazda 323, 3 door, 4 Dental Full or pan time, ns, St. Judea beach), hand split, limited WarMity t-7059449601 9.11 furniture - lowest prices in apead, red. &"Am cassette cars in stock. 200 Dundas St. W.. Whitby. 666-3361. (09179 MOTORCYCLE, a tomotivs and Property insurance. Low rates. Cap Marsha at 427-3595. Mon- day -Saturday, 9-9 P.M. by appo",Ywt. (090692) 305 Automobiles Wanted PROFESSIONAL sales reps RNA'S and Meds - Experience ono Appl•croh schools. Har wood and Hwy a2. Call 6e6- P-mh' (1� - Oak e. pedestal extorsion Call 416967.4629. (090894 regkxred• Salary plus oammia- cion plus wallowance the fo, required. Shpt work. weekends- Cap Nr. Rosenburg at 509-2582. 4104. MgM4 Q) DAYCARE 210 Flea Market tab". "10 t,•l99 doubts. $741; pis cannonball bed, ISM SLE GMC Trader. new wort olio') � lam v chi (091594 in my home, O nix• Mxhdhts and snacks provided. Receipts 3299; pins, cart has arrived, must be toed. Dave' 436.0255' M90392) Day Care responsible. reliable mother, wish 5 years eopwlerho.. Sale, B00 armoire. $409; finished in your ata!n choice. 985-8774. Factory own, stereo. 5 spead. 160 non- SHOW Mee. radials. 205 75114. chrome vtRhesls, Wasted ties, in Moa requiod for LerNnp Wanted 1 happy «wiatn,rM. In- read ony ae wirier. slid. Rina, �'� erkdM«M condition, 50 km. As - Centre. Flexible day hours. 420-2427. MOCOM Iris welconrd. Oldahoms and $25. Single mattress box AJAX Pkikernp Apirifi- - - no king Se= cartfied oJoo See Said return, - calls. 909 Sins CHILDCARE wanted in ny Worrell (Mnialss ham Whast/ WriV. SW. wo-sikL $20. Teak masa abisafter refused. F Ont. LIG 4W ully and Wwve• 7260705. (0100392) A 10 7=s FOr oa St, N. Sunt to Oehaasa hone for 1 112 and S 1/2 year �1) a31-1605 (0004"pole lamp, $25. 427-9163. guaranteed reconditioned 1666 Chen, Cavalier 2 door 3 Two opport u l it wit) Earn hurfdnedt weekly working at 1• Qumumme) old. Experience necessary. Fast) ptovtde rtit►ehota Mon- Fri 9 a.tn-e p m. YNrDy area kESpO1wll" ca,t,tg daycare for Wants scrod tlings, � ( awfiancea Conn make us a deal. 42746784. 467 Rd. S. Ajax. grey. 5 speed. atrNm atooffe 42.000 �"led. Sale H O M E M K E R I M A T U R E � Rota CWHA - Albert 10. five Mail ' fMMM Somab" products. For details this 18 yews d ops and Ober. Patt-tYrte leieretarMalihp 8661948. (0803B2I O nix• Mxhdhts and snacks provided. Receipts Dlea ssttihp 6 haft nappies bWw dish, ctlann and Supt, 2 (TF) $5300 c 688-0992. (Op08p2% anWm easseuee ma mags. s 1rldsd 1tlanarMy. 28,000 B00 or other opponuriiits, send She Rd. L Lowridpe 1366 positions � ' Alternating tri 7� aiialkliable No and 2 3 AN for MOOOM sq•ft. hardwood Ilowfnp, dark oak kolour. Square the type. $1200. Call knit $14� 578-0198. 16th Dodge 600, Al conditim% 8 3-153 Pidkerirp, Orth IV p 10 Sha• who qusliy. Call 420-6991 to arrange experienced. legal. with own 3040 Irons a LOWX mall' wit kill" and PATIO door with aluminum 420-2427. MOCOM Waded. 43.000 kris. Call 1111311- 6770. (0906th Vans 4 Wheel 188. ( WANTED -taxi drivers and t(TF) s I C� 501111-9150111111. care for your odd n my horrn tun and ad* anivronmaniL Har. frame, fits 6.0, ppsnihp. $100 40 pal. etsctric hat wafer till, 3 PIANOS/GRANDFATHER CLOGS - P(rega feat to t8p Ford M Kp r Drives FREE Chexpwilenceristmas is damp Disk y Hostas a REQUIRED immediately, Wood and S75 per wCak full ti� 128 years old, $100. 883-8338. pe d � all, sae, upriplM, grand• dOW. �w w�l meaft• 1pion slowing. bakes"lint 11178 Chw Van, full size, WA81- necessary necessary. Call 427-7770. al 427-7770. l000mToy party) For more party p babysitter nanny for two 7988. (OB04> keyboards. CLOCKS - It" OWP condition. One owner. Lady drfYer, 7200 lent wok van, new , M8 EXPEEIiBICED oelees/waisr Deer hit*np^•nchilicheA 9858881 a Candice 8851561. nyhon�r required. Call 831-1 176. LOVING care for any ape. �,ty and S2. ,tear Lester B. A 2 /O �C i FW Sale andtakeaiNap�i dear low overhead warehouse prices. kilns. must sell. Call 831500W4 Y 'War 11350 obo cart, 4331787. MW400 for local 90i dub. Cal 649-5991 for appointment. ( Pearson School. 428-0707. 0000'nr.ehideaameaoves 1331491. ( (pgptp2) 1076 Ford Van Ecorholre 150. 1067 Toyota Corolla. IfR back, LM oul naanny� 2 CAREER Ftsrtst Busike" rY Couto - conpki trsirhing n glrls, aged 3 and 10 mths. WESTMEY/ROSBLAND ntalasrwith ECE chid i washer and dryers frau $149 QUILT and quill: tops double and queen size, various clic ' candiion, no automatic, good running coodklen. Russ dlecked yearly DONUT Gallery le currently SaakYkp Colatlter Hafp Manap► how 10 operate a tlonstry buss. that from your homs/assief Whisse Rd and Strouds Lana My hone, non smoker, ex- can aryw S4pt. 21 for chidren gurarated. type selectbn d new and used fumittus. We Pis• Sundtrlyd, 705357• rust rust, am/fm cassette, new Michelin tires, muffler... Low thew 'taco a*es83500 ment Trainees. Assistant large florists. Dynarnic course parlance and references 18 months and older. Ataveiet dell' and take VISA. My Dads 2626ew. 0492) maintenance, dependable, o.b.o. 721-8311 Oshawa. �) Trafrne Bakers and Weedwud Supervisors. Immediate available VHS. High profits. Aryir 3,436-031 (090492) mgt*W. Own vehicle an asset. 837-0864. (�s92) eyed around nw" t MML Tax recebts 8ivan• Cal Wendy, Store, 118 area SL S whiaay. 430,0561• (100892) RCA full size VHS Camcorder, auto focus. Autolris, power SUM 686.1072. (0902M positions, ful a pan time. Pre vious experience helpful. but b van. Good OPPORTUNITY in Kuwait - rtbuilding now, n DAYCARE needed for 8 year old. before and ager school. 6832179. (090692) TOWER Of Powe. remote 200 coal stereo Dlpt . WAS, no monntr down. Interest tree until 1 Citi 1988 Chill Celebrity S tt"'a60n• Bad condition. 55 motorcycles y AFFORDABLE daycare oval leiiehp staAiup wages. Cal( 416-987-1228. progress. ex- cs%M pay and transporalfon. Rougerrnunt and Hwy 82 area able n my horn, 2 and up. lunches and t inchaded, WI tuner, Doty dual cassette, Krazy Krazy. 571-1412. (TFALL) . (T New brakes. battery. starter needs mlrnr repaks, will ser as 1901 FXSTS Hwfay David=% p90B82) Please pi 5168290341, •its. 887. (08170 (north). Please all 5092881. (090692) rslenertcaa available. � n compact disc~ twrhtabts, E.O, Tower Spun. Only 8988, SOLID wood furniture n1arMMac• tured on pnmita. No resew or is $1100 o.b.o. 839-8358. custom wineberry colour, chrome Package, SEWERS required to work at and Beadle Rd. Please no () shot un 9 bm-. regular weekly work ea- WMEDIATE AZ drivws. Tem- LIVEaIt babysitter IT for 5 � 427. (080482) downpayment, SIX MONTHS INTEREST FREE. Cal Krazy middle man to pay. Savings ed on to yo Pit* hm- 1890 Mercedes Benz 152512F- 5760196 (0100 firm. After5 pm. parlance essential. Industrial machine rkroessary. Call 436 porary positions available for drk'ets epenerwed in hauling and 1 year old. Non smokw, ''runt have drivers license and TEACHERS, daycare n try home kw children apes 2 1/2 Krazy, 571-1412. (TFALL) rues cosi units Iron $450;-Country-styfs turn"We 23R. Fresh P+bM, nn^Y axhas, MW^8• $13,000. Cal 1985 Honda CS4 750 nda 0 OM• {�>02) BpuidMry bull using underit ung Must references. 509-9489 after 8 Aft (OOOM and up, in a non smoking REMOTE VHS, VCR, cable and more. Finished to suit. 427• a tgs' 60010100 a (�k�yMH 20,000 krt ,�, Ute, W. Ww$102 firm. Call F.XPE�ICE0 Teltmrkelets PUMP system. haw clean. ^COMM at*Uaa. $13Rr. Ajax• a wironmlem. Lunch and attacks Rel«cohost ready wireless remote, 14 days/ `event 3142. M9039M _ . _ - waw nrtsasape• (O80W23NC) 420-1988. (090Bp2) ttaraed - work from hone eves WW acid SW 8„ws" quality call 427.6060, Oshawa. 578 2e11 Da Care 165 y Available available. Cafi 686 sIm. (080682) program' Rent to own only $2.50 weekly. Krazy Krazy. Articles 230 1888 Plymouth Reliant, 4 365 lei . la cow ewblished local �E mother coma 45 Blow St. E. Oshawa. Phone Wanted A tom. $ �: Marine aonpany Great saming Polk - tial for enthusiastic, retable FULL or Ort *ns hairsyisi re- Wind for salon n Pickering. $8 TOP quality aMkiean in my hone. Reasonable rata. kMs d low lea leek aIle your chid, ha ntestll, ai spa, idow and out• 571-1412. (TFALL) WANTED nnkti trrrpolk (for 4262582. (080282) 1688 Bayirhe 'C+P►�• 21.5 h., TWO heavy duty exercise ))t00011n . $a0%W Pius cormdt- Eton-over-rlQe. 4 33.7028. Ret her to start. bwnlb and proRl shrbq Citi 42x 1 4a+s T.L.C. References " needed. r>Z tea door playpen. case to Lake Skis Pubic School. Ver Row M" mec hires. 3580 each. 8904(140. Cal Mwi@re exercse). Needed for cMlds physiotherapy. Reasonable toll Chw CsltbrNy' � • Pb'• nen ballry. new nx,Rler, goad CuddY calor with full carpe bey', 123 Hp Vohro Pella W 10606N� . , hrRacksiCf� "1 Me 54 ArMAbf..o b6w.,, -nowAw7a4 � '4i�1ipsil 1 please. 88,-5441; { flet 6. condition. $1600. a83-4483. With 1ra88r. Asking $11.500 , . J .p . . , , . , • d . ...... , 1 ,,�.. , . 13A 6561. ..-.. .__ ___ _.... _--------- _. -• - qtr 9 340 " Repairs uto Parti - 340 " P rtsuto" a Repairs CARS PAINTED $5000 + materials (Customer sands & masks) 683-2998 Clear coat available. 370 Recreation 400 Apartments Vehicles For Rent 36' Golden Falcon, deluxe park AJAX -two bedroom basement model trailer, with 25' awning, 2 pushouts, full size appliances, apartment, separate entrance, laundry, microwave, cathedral ceiling pool, ac., cv., $650 monthly plus 40% wiifies No with fan. 4 piece bath, mint condition. Sacrifice at 523,900. pets I 683.5911 0683 18g4 or Stirling, Ontario area, 613-395- 725-0745. Ask for Mario or Renzi. (090192) 3640. (091592SNC) For free estimates call 683-5818 WHITBY - central. 2 bedroom 4 400 Apartments side by side duplex, fridge and For Rent stove. Go. Durham, Whitby Iran - sit buses. from door, first/last. HWY rooe2 and Glenanna - two $700 plus heat. Oct 1. 668- bedm. 2 level. sell contained 6661. (090892) basement apartment. Available AJAX - spacious one bedroom Octx. . 1. $650 monthly plus 40basement utilities. No pets. First and last. apartment, central air, Cas 420.4248. (090492) Cable. 4 Poe. bath, fridge. stove. laundry facilities, private PICKERING - one bedroom entrance, access to pool, park - basement apartment. separate ing available. Recently painted. entrance, parking, air con., 4 available Sept. 1. $620 monthly, piece bathroom, utilities inclusive. 427-9382. 090392) included. Available immediatety. OSHAWA- - a v a ,lab e $575first and last. Can 427- Ir„rmediatelY Cubert St.. 6 plex. 1608. (09089 close to bus. School. shopping, AJAX - Oxford Towers. 1 and 3 newts Panted. clean building. bedroom apartments. available All utilities included. F rst and Sept. 1. and Oct. 1. Quiet last. no pets. One bedroom, building, pock sauna, close to $525. 2 bedroom, $625. Call shopping, 401 and GO. $629 430-0134. (92492) and 5801. Call 429-7260 before AJAX - bachelor apartmerx. by 7:30 p.m. (090392) the lake, separate entrance. 4 OSHAWA - available Seek. 1. appliances, available One bedroom apartment. $525 mmsd ately, non-smoker inclusive. Two bedroom preferred. no pets. cable,in- apartment. $627. -aundry c'.udes un�rties. references. facilities on premises. Cal 579- $550. 428-6178. (090692) 3583 0 728-W.1148. 1090492) OSHA*A rown ;entre, ogle PICKERING Liverpool and bright one bedroom Dasmnent Sayy - new one bedroom base- apartment in a new hose. Ment apar,rnenl, quet home, separate entrance. full separate entrance. close to lake. bathroom. Argo eat-tn krtcher. Town Cents and Go train. Bus at parking. available in. imisty. door. $575 includes uutilities,s and $550 includes utiltts, 427. cable. Available Sept. 1 839- 9134. (090892) 4095. (090492) WHITBY - two bedroom apart. AJAX - two bedroom basement Ment in a house. Ouet mature apartment, separate entrance. people. Cat 839-0984 of 509 - no pets. 4 piece bathroom. 9913.'090392) Frdgerstow. $675 plus. Avail- PICKERING Co. Liverpool arta able Sept. 1. Firstilast. 428- Gayly. 3 bedroom apartment. 16818 'OgOp92) a • nvuar Services Improvements Improvements COMPLETE sales. service and _0 onnommo� installations d residential and commercial satellte systems. � VAZ GENERAL = For fast and lnendly se nos and low low prices. Call John at 666- CONTRACTING 0104. (100692) Specializing in a carpentry, custom ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, Ib�• a(1dAilons A roofing - graphic design, advertising. - Kitchens & bathrooms, windows - Waterproofing - basemenfs, B u s i n e s s or personal. Reasonable rndtea. Also ceramic tiles E hardwood Boors -15 yrs. exp. . (416 For free estimates call 683-5818 433 1337. (100692) IITERIOR and aurtaip -04M WEDDING Photography - professional quality at very reasonable prices and you design your own packages. Call 6212052. (090692) Driving Schools S i B Driving schools, 3 les. sons and test, $75. 10 lessons, $150. Call 287-3060. (092392) Electrical Services ELECTRICIAN (Licensed) - resdential and commerc,ai. electrical work and renovations. Low rates and tree estimates. For fast and friendly service, cat Alex at 697-2073. No )ob too big Of too small. (090892) Flooring, r M & N GENERAL Carpeting CONTRACTING - Adds ons•Baserletlis•APts. DARBON TILE Professional Ceramic Installation I work in your hone like it was mine. For free estimates, call IL GAVE 683-3730 CARPET -s•a, ar o -s ••ee es• mates. restretching a specialty. Reasonable rates. 987.1799 or 967-1800. 3 a 4 Duncan. ;TFWFS) Handyman GCB CONSTRUCTION liter;or and ex:encr repairs, ranovabons and construct on. Fast and clean professional work guaranteed. main floor bungalow. 4 Home WHITBY - one bedroom appliance. air con., large AW, 'wit. SSW; two bed oom kitchen. large backyard. parking. Improvements lapaAr ent. 5625; first and last newly painted. $967 pIW 60% months rent required. Working utilities. 29x5157 ;090492) pepped Only. Call 6681016 or AJAX- pre bedroom basement 725.8911 evenings. (090392) apartment, separate entrance, SCARBORO - Port Union, cable, shared laundry, parking. Clean, bright classy one fridge, stove, available bedroom basement to Rouge. immediately $575 monthluy, Laundry, cable, parking, non first and last required. Call 427- srtnoker. 5595. Can 293-8849 or 1 752 between 6.10 p.m. 287-9492. (080692) (090692) SPOTLESS bright bachelor TOP of Westropl•awy 82 - bright apartment. north oast Oshawa. 3 bedroom, 2 baths, fully sew carpet and flooring, siding carpeted. 5 apphartces. air. pod. door walkout. Light kitchen saul exorcise. window cove• facilities. Available Sept. 1. Ings included. $999 Inclusive. $425 monthly, all irtCkriiw. Non Firstllast, available rmedialely. P HILL GARAGE DOORS Wood or steel Garage door openers. Free Estimates 686-6195 COMPLETE carpentry srnpker, 434-2776 or 434$434. Isase call 6861369. (090492) spaclalizng in renovations, PICKERING - BaylyiWsst basements, decks, trim doors PICKERING - large two Share. largsone bedroom base- and windows. Good prices, bedfoorn SM corxainod blew ment mpanmem. available int- rtMenrna" provided. 15 years ment apartment clean 4 mediately including utilities experience. CAN Derek 726 K tchens, pat -trig, pl, rrbna. electrical 20 yrs. xpenence Reasonable Prices Guaranteed Work S.O.S. Jrywan, drywa-ap.ng. studding, T -bar, cswings. base- ment renovations. Painting, •esrdenhal, commercial. Free esLmates. best prices, ca': Steve. 837-04M or Bob. 282. 1914.(090692) SABER Contracting- all carpentry, addit,o ns. renovations, k0chen2 bathrooms. home ma monarlas emergency service, furniture refinishing, quality work guaranteed. 15 years sxpeterin .611116-24115. (TFEFG) HH RENOVATIONS Addaons easerrwat FForiic" Bathrooms ' Roor" I(Itdlnre Panai DKks Gursnlssd FREE Work ESTIMATES Call Luce M2461 Seism iMfaetcse Ava4ebl , WILL FIX Roofs, furnaces, plumbing, drains, etc. 839-1584 TNIS Painting & Decor Interior & Exterior European Workmanship. Fast clean reliable service. 420-0081. HARDEN CONSTRUCTION & ROOFING "Quality to Last" S 721-1832 ARTISTIC Nasonary pd,ckal¢ ng n hrsptaon and of"', y repairs. Worcs w•h bricks. obcks and stones of an Unci. Free estimates. wonk'narrshp , gwrarneed Call Roi Gervais. 6664429 ;'F) tITHE NEWS ADVEtIMSM WED., SEP'IEMINM 2, 11199"AM *A Plumbing400 Apr R it 400 Apartrnertts For For Rent Journeyman Plumber No job too small - Faucets, showers, basement washrooms, wet bars, etc. Any renovation or addition. Daytime: 427.4174 � Home' 427-8809. Ask for Tom. Security J ALARMFORCE 04 � ONTARIOS LEADER IN i HOME ALAIN SYSTEMS BURGLARY • FiRE -EMERGENCY 24 Hour Monitoring Live 2 way voice 579-3361 432-9119 400 Apartments For Rent Very large and clean suite$ 822 Glen, Oshawa 1 Bed. $495 2 Bed. 5595 3 Bed. $695 Suitable ava 'ab I;ty. Includes heat, cable, parking, good appliances. 7254896 or 723-0950 North Ajax One t -bedroom, $575 inclusive. Air conditioned, in Pickering Village. 683-4294 or 428-8801 LARGE b. ghr. artrac;�.e ( 7edl DOrrr oasoment rpt . s.oentrance full sgwppel tit laundry ac. t parks n3 $600 ",.h "Cl ,tris Fnstilast Aug Rot - Willi Call Jonn�,*, -eeddad Tor. 751-&3oc ;ol 686-1961 (h) APARTMENT RENTALS CHOICE LOCATIONS IN OSHAWA CLEAN, WELL MANAGED iii. VALIANT PROPERTY IrLMANAGEMENT 579-1626 OR 576-6956 BLUEWATER PARK 1 WHITBY APARTMENTS 1 bedroom suites and 2 oedroom su!tes, in immaculately maintained budding, broad,00m, 3 appliances pool, snooker table, games room, ends courts, exercw oom. laundry faalltle6 and covered parking. 101 Kathleen St. W. Mon. -Fri. 9-7 & Sat. -Sun. 12-5 5 571-3522 CORPOFUTIO'N Alli 77 &33 FALBY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments n iamlly building. Air conditioning, broadloom. 2 appliances, laundry facilities ind underground parking included. $742-$819. Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 3:30-4:30 p.m. AJAX 55 Faioy Court c oed•oo•r, apa,7-en' n 'a-lly ".:ding Aur -o-C : or ng, broac,00m. 2 appliances , sundry `ac !;es. sa.,ras and exercise room.-rderground -Apartments Dan, -g rauded Housecleaning 40� For Rent }^{ GtI oBHAWA - 401mi ,'Pafk, et one 683-6021 140USECLEAM06G available bedroom baeemlent n ewer AAOn.•Fri. 9-5 tats days. Thurs. and Frdays. tx„beg- Oust area- 'tear OC. a WEUER Pi else call Carrs. 683-8135. Sat -Sun 12.5 park and buses. nc des parking. laundry. utiMes, $386. 4263963 or 6$6.7871 .OW492) BEAUTIFUL one o•droom OW Iwo and Visa bedropn Housecleaning housecleaning WHITBY - aw tint for rem ba•eriert tparmslt n rbrand .Camnlent . evadable 1.r Sol> ore bedroom lY9s Irvogroon, now 'rouse. Aparnwnt dons by •r'rber and Octobe m 9M ano builds separate entrance • A/LLIND ,.- MAID SERVICES Serving the community or over a decade. -�anng for your home with personalized, professional services, at highly competitive rates. We honor all compehtiv9 coupons. 4% (Fully bonded and insured) 683-7515 appliances. sloes to schools MOD mor". 837-2628. WW ar'r"itlos' f790 0602 MBOW AJAX Moving Systems - ful WMTBY Avail. Imm. Garden hydro. Call 430-0561 ask for No Painting, Services, moves. appliance and 427 O$HAWA Centre area - 3 4276885 (oBo4921 bsd,00m bosenwN apanmsnt COMPLETE Rarrov lions and rapakt, addkbra. basarrionek n ksea abW. rasabb rats, wie dean hanaslaparunants and Decorating LOOIDNG I& a oozy, bright ons wNh tau idryroom, weefwoom, bathrooms, kitchen with aloes Rde►aion an roquaw add -Aron docks. lentoea and trim. bedroom barerrtem spartnwq? and kilrhan. Non simaker. avail- owi nlirs. Pkxrbkkp, sbd►irral. Pb- MN INW Mr ar 837-1878 IITERIOR and aurtaip -04M Here's all locased on a quiet abls Sspsenrlber 1. 37W plus. pakMing, tree estimates. Cal atilatise unal 11 p,m. (CM2) P Good Priam good work. For Whillby street, just waiting for 5794906. Mono YOUonloy$575 BOWNANVI.IE farm M Eugste, 432-2158. (00240M A act papa c lady to dell008M cel 5764655& (1 COTTAGE int house, 4 ckrdea collies. CAIN 430.7012 bedroom row apartment in duples Healy a2 NE Beni- raising, block lotndrlorts, ootto7M etnosslYt rafAktYug wets. CAN Gary. 416. olNoe or hoer Excellent raffle fp quality work. Call Lori. at 427-7113 for a free PROFESSNOIIAL painting and an of All work caro ukameL wa�aporYrp 1 room or I ' I r rn or Ito Rd Largs Frirrgim and WHITBY - two bedroom kitchen, $710 monthly plus 888-986S or 705-457.1400. (0015 2) (� Itmro guarar rales apartment, available Sept 1. hydro. AvaNA inmodildely. Also two -ono bedroom 722-2255. t0o0$A21 DESIGNED and finished Moving, 'Storage No jobs too small Quality ==Iii guarano". call apartrrortte, avak" Oil. t in WHITBY - Dowdab Dr. Large 2 paaeaaarorrl balloato , addkime and socond stories. Docks, aseas 430-2586 anytitna (TF) AJAX - large brant row art 61alstt• Gee b doomianiw. Cal bodropm basarmwM aparkrwM carpentry, plumbing and bedrean bisetnertt r�artrmrri. PROFESSIONAL paintilg - in - 427 -1880 or See -"15. MGOBB2) pd snbartcsk W1i11iss and W draktega Cal Wafter L saw at ONE bedroom basement plains included. FirWlast 429.2145.022:IB7.) aparbrrnk vary befell, lots of required. Phone 686-2264. EUROPEAN tiespecWkls-will trktdows, 12W soh- Sepasar M90�8M renovate your bathroom or Parking for 1, utilities all VJIMY - br" spacious ono kldon waft as was as Nps Inclusive. $750. 426-9112. badroorn bossrmwnt s mbywi yea, 20 Yeats Mparietnce Good with private walkout. 4 PCs. references and satisfction PICI(ER1NG - Whites RdJ401. bathroom, fill kNcfon, Wig) gun -086& For fine od n maw ba WrwM badfNor admin oM dir" Man Parking. $800.404- 0. DykWa 7254913. (TF) underground parking, $525 2305 after 6 pi (090492) IMNDI MAN Painting (,,once iRf Y pkrs .. tAiltiss 427 3679.(0908M WMTBY -400rners-2bedfoon p►ovements above Ston. 5550 ""mthly pin dr�Y and repairs, soalrg and repairs. AJAX Moving Systems - ful WMTBY Avail. Imm. Garden hydro. Call 430-0561 ask for No job too tlrtall Cal Rob 728- Services, moves. appliance and Shan. Spacious apL Cbea b Fradt or 471.1473. (090892) 1064. (OBOem piano speciall flat rate or taus, scAool i Wig- In a AVAILABLE irnmradwill - ort HOME q,*• rely lorokrated Mfg• Improvements and �a Bassmants, ated hourly. Nle now have hetMe with all4227-- bedroom, private entrance, no Pete• ono bedroom $550 i Westshors area, new beach doofs, add -Aron docks. lentoea and trim. boxes move. 0005. (TF) two bedroom 5650.First 8 last and Go, first and last, $850 At �resln Wood WoAdng. 436 electrician. rp'd. AN utilities inciWed• Cal montfdv. tial 837.1315 as 2at. 9207. (TF1 HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS - Isrfor and ottl ri, dryarN i mpkp, plastering and spray. Call ANrado a Haft. 723-1337. Services KID'S INFLATABLE AJAX - bright one bedroom g DOWNTOWN Oshawa - ono QUALITY son walk by father and team. Nall experienced, mow op or small, we price them ale CAN 432-7566- (TF) MAGICIAN, clown, friends. Ready to entertain for any age, basement apartment, eat -in bedroom aWmant, app.iainces, kilcon, Separate, entrance, 4 parking, aI services indulaW. hard addilorr,decks working. Renovations, etc Calwfor YEN with largo truck will do any occassion. Birthdays, promotions, openings. appliances. $635 al indwive. $475 monthly, available Available Oct. 1. 427-7594. immediately. First and last a ince Rod. eetMttae 571-1283 Bill or Oshawa (TFALL) household mow, residential, oofmwelal. All typos d rooves. twdrasers, Magic shows aro furl Lettuce Hep. 831-7057 or (1190692) required. Non smokers Pie• JOURNEYMAN electrician. Call Carl or Jana, 427-2856. (TF) 7294334. (TF) LIVEAPOOL44WY02-bachelor 723.1143 or 868.0925. (090492) SpodellzM h service Charges, nontryy'ndus" ,rst ar:1 last. RABBIT wants work doing apartment in house, fridge. WMTBY targe two bedroom rewiring, additions and TWO men with trucks "THE me& or Children's parties and micro, heat included. $400 4lpillin rt, llAng room. di" renovations. All work MOVERS' wS do al types d all occasions, have my own momNy. Rolnences. 837.1223 room and kitchen. CaN 284- gtrarar 004 kN pleb""- Cal "novas. VWY ooepatkhm. glw magician. CaN Ernis, 668-4932. `Ift & M nilWBOBM M 11 4 n 5883. (090392) rat R A . 420,6320. (TF ... us a "JJ_WA ! ) (TFr #,..., _ 0 e e . kitchen and dm ng roan, $650 C taetrc throughout Asona-Two Ginn St. Lacalsd near GM nckrdrng aff utdrbea. Ar d rson , Rivers area For _0,0 -outh plant. rale,, SSW •b lila 1. r4wy 82 area. 669-0629. informanon. call 509-3043 "+ore728.499fi'3pp8927 0903927 (080292) r)SHAWA - one ,.edroorl PICKEANG Town Comre - ons ONE and iced bedroom country .Wrtment. 2 aroiancles. quW bedroom baserent apartmill apartments. Ava.�a� e u ding, Para n;, laundry Private entrance, aundry, awned-alwy. -vst and ash , acistes, available : apt. i. $63` 5 broadloom- ava ;able Claremont wear 649-2436 nontryy'ndus" ,rst ar:1 last. Irrrre"aly, utilities nciudsd. (090692) 404-2962 (aper 6 u.m.; •0908927 5635 monthly. Phone 427.8404 GREAT V a i u e - Oshawa WHITBY 2-1 oednoonn apart - or 839.7992 after 6 P -m, (�4f� bachelor and one bedroom ments for rent. Jo,, -1 $499 monthly. First and last. 866 VA.My - orfs and trop bedrn n , apartrlents, some w rn monthly, both sutabid, for 2 CLEAN furnished a unfurnished skylights. completely renovated. Asolrw. 1 availabt trvredutoy, one bedroom apartment in upper full carpeted. 4 place bathroom, • available Oct. I. 4o pini 668- 66 Pow flop d duplex. Fridgel stove. air parking. $425 ;bacnebr). $575 35W. We" ^�s�- .0908p2) can. included. Private d,ntranoe includes utilities. 579-7'95. AJAX - large brant row art and parking. SimcoerC Nlant (0902921 bedrean bisetnertt r�artrmrri. area $600 a month inclusive. ONE and two bedroom Ataid,s included afa 436 6085. (OB03o21 fisc AJAX - spacious 2 bedroom W aParm ell ssparase asrall all amenities. non smokers. LIVERPOOL/SAYLY - two appliances, laundry facilities. Available itv►tedosi SHOO a bedroom basement. many rWomxma l625drrtoruhl)r pile month. Firsulast. 422-1575. seise. avalilable irnnodslely. tatlbm AvaY. Oct. 1. 604*81. ) Wotkutg caRr10 p hip sstudena; (0808921 AJAX - Westnsy/401 - one Preferred $675 Fiat/ last and ralwanow Call 420- LARGE one bedroom bm*nW* �9. ( apartment, freshly painted, appliances, air, separate fradgoy ewe. 1623 rttorall ,m entrance, driveway. $600 a PICKERING -whits Rd. saki dudes ut1l:. Parking and r► rod k malibbloIY- of 401 - one bedroom baserrrnt, Landry fadNties, M&Simooa Jays, 683-0591 or evenings. dry. private entrance. race. Firsulast. References. Eddh. 428.7367. No pets. (OBOBB21 fortovattions, playground across 430.0339 or 434-5222. lODO8B2! WMTBY - Brody and Dundas - 5880 am ir"sa le- WMTBY - beautiful» now plus. Oct. 1. Oft oedmorn 5437538 ( OoM oft bodmoan apartrrrnl, utilities apaunett in CW" hortr high AJAX - ort bsdroan baeomrrantt included. Laundry facilities cWkVs, quill neiiiinbourrhood. 2 atpartment, ail indusiw :800 optional, non stinker, no pits, aPPlattoes• No Pols. 6865714. monthly. Firavlast, available references requested. 6495 M004M Ocl. I. No pets, non smoker. monthly. First and last. 866 VA.My - orfs and trop bedrn n , ahw 6 Call 427.011149. M906" 3764. M00492) its in Sol meantairw BRIGHT one bedroom AJAX - -The Btteldiell row 4r- and clean building. Quiet partment, air con., 4 du@im Itdtosklo aondomikkirm environment, appliancee and appliances, laundryroom, 4 for irnmediaBa opcupancy. 1,2,3 udbm included. CAN 8862456. btth. packing. Weatnew bedrooms, 800-1700 sq.ft. AJAX - spacious one bedroom Hwy 82, walk to amenities. I*Mmk g 5 appfirnoea, ail, bal- basement apanrrtm Seeparab modem sutny spoOsaa $700. conies or onttrance ping, twig rol Ann -Mario. Ajax 619.2536. SOLwiufm.undogroxrd pill". kitchen, pool, cable, $575 (090492) recra tion facilities. To view call monthly. First and last. 422- ONE and two bedroom 426-1674' (TF) 8484 •venin s or leave 9 app inerts, now and dean. con- PICKERING Village - bright mossa9a (080382) venlent location, no last month, COZY One bedroom basement OSHAWA - one bedroom rent required. Available apamtnem. Hvaill"4 Doe• both apartment Ruin Moor of house p and oak cabinets. ran stinker. fireplace. Walrintg datanps affair 5, (0915M $600 fist and last. Cal 42& ito downtown. $650 monthly. ONE bedroom alpartrttsnt for rete 6431 or 42x3988. (09089 utilities included. Available, Oct. in older building, 17 Quebec SL BRAND new 1. Call 438.6122. apectaCular fit- (Oeoe02) (Simcue/Gibb), $480 monthly Mont for rent. In heart of Picker- PIC1tBWC - WON i plus hydro, available i.... insty. Also two bedroom g to private house. Landry, -largo W ana bodiroombase. parking, all utilities included. available. $525. Stephen. 571- morn $700 monthly. 683-4041 'ble irwtt, tilt ly, 36W. available imtrrlodistny, 1600. 3229. (090392) (�� monthly inclusive. Call 420- WMTBY - large spociow sett UPPER level of house, 2 2758. (090292) contained one bedroom Wise- bedroom, Irving room, dining COUNTRY I" - private one ment apartment, parking, room. Kitchen, garage, bedroom aperlrtterNwith decitin laundry. broadloorted, private bothroorn, 5 min. to GO. dial a quiet Country setting. Only ten entrance, now GO, dose to al bus, no pets, non smoker minutes from Pillaring T.C. and wraniies. Askitlg $580 includes preferred FistAnt I1lor d , $725 GO train. Raft mmwwbis, $575 utlii 10va1Iable ftmdW". PIUS how. hydro. 642.3164 or moiety$. Firm and lest. Phone CBrMit..QQ.' 4711740. ti i i ' ,r 838-1460. 1090392) .... ---lrrrcak� z wrnemmirrail, a .PAGE 364 -TRE NEWS ADVERT15M WM) , S93MMEER 2,1"1 AVAILABLE - female preferred, 420 For Rent 400 "Pa�t�i 410 H0"ses For 450 Shared 500 Homes Rent Accomm. For Sale BRIGHT one bedroom base- WHITBY duplex, 3 bedroom "ARABLE Imreedialsly share washroom. bedroom townhouse, Sim washroom , 1 u I I use o f m cad apartmw$ on 9rOIA floor• main floor, living room, big 4 bedroom sxelxrtivs home, all Taunton Rd. area. $850 a month fumishings. Located between separate entrance, appliances kitchen, stove, fritlpe, perking, facilities included, laundry,' - included Stilt single « ca41M. targe !enlaced yard. $750, Alao cue• Phone and parking, close �. no pets. $600 per month in- one bedroom, $525 and two to shopping and buses, $325 (090492)(090892) cludes utilities. Available bedroom, $600 basement Ton Ny' female prolemed. Cal BORELIA Co-op in Pon Perry is NE Oshawa - share clean bright imme0 atsly. 427.0700. apartments. Phone 668-5788 433-1247. (090892) accepting applications for our 3 bedroom townhouse. all (090292. (080892) LARGE executive home to membership waning list. One facilities. laundry• cable. near 410 Houses For AVAILABLE Oct. 1.3 + 2 share, N.E. Oshawa, hot tub, backs onto ravine lot. Large apartments. $53two Durham College. bus• shopping. bedroom apart4 - Rent bedroom house• northeast Oshawa' fenced yard' deck lots of parking. $475 per bedroom apartments. $639 - 2 Large master bedroom, $380 OWN garage' month. Available Sept 15 or froom townhouse. SSW - 3 per month inclusive. 725.4525. (090392) $1100 plus utilities. Possible ay t 436-3925. (090692) rent to own. 623.3802. (090492SNC) TIDY non smoking female PICK preferred to share bright clean 3 Jacobsen built 4 bedroom 415 Housing bedroom home, many modern Wanted amenities, transit at door, walk Large family room with fe to Town Centre and Go Tran, al kitchen with walkout to d WANTED to rent . house in facilities. parking, utilities upgraded wood trim and country setting. Near Oshawa. included. $400 monthly. Call condition inside and out. C Oct. 1.434-5186. (090892) Diane. 420-3734, leave SEPT. 5 & 6.1-4 p.m. 171 Townhouses fie. " ) or 420-2788 THREE bedroom house, 4 AVAILABLE - female preferred, 420 For Rent THE VALUE! r,cw , oCe bathpod applia. attractive one bedroom in spa- IwIBBI•I�wl large 101. Clue to take. $1300 + AVAILABLE immediate! _ 3 cions executive home. Caen Sale utilities 686-9890 or 294-7222. washroom. bedroom townhouse, Sim washroom , 1 u I I use o f NORTH West Whitby - three (090392) Taunton Rd. area. $850 a month fumishings. Located between CUPency available, 4 bedrol 1, AJAX - spacious clean 3 plus hydro. First and last 82/401 ort Harwood. Alm. $5001 Only steadily employed serious bedroom. detached home. near required. Call 725-4126. monthly inclusive. 428-6900. one year old, close to GO lake, man floor, appliances, (090492)(090892) landscaped fenced yard, class laundry facilities, references. BORELIA Co-op in Pon Perry is NE Oshawa - share clean bright fireplace, $214,900. One year $900 monthly plus utilities. accepting applications for our 3 bedroom townhouse. all MATURE Carng non-smoking Ava Oct. 1. 683-6661. membership waning list. One facilities. laundry• cable. near 0111. (090492) (090692 apartments. $53two Durham College. bus• shopping. bedroom apart4 - D540.(090492) 8 roMAN(LLE - large3 bedroom apartments. $639 - 2 Large master bedroom, $380 NORTHEAST Oshawa - 4 bedroom k with garage, gray froom townhouse. SSW - 3 per month inclusive. 725.4525. (090392) bedroom carpe throughout. fenced u bedm rootownhouse. $768. Cal ravine. wak to Go and Pickering yard. 985-0423. (0908921) DICKERING - basement room eat- k :Chen, -a-r, !loon 500 For Sale 500 THE VALUE! 520 condo For 500 kitchen and laundry facdtes. lo- For s� 'Fad Sale (baths. rnanhol laundry morn. parking. playground, dose to (090692) 2 appliances. $1060 plus schoois and amenities Cal to PROFESSIONAL female to u414MG Cal 699-7337. (090892) vim,. 434-3972. (09! 592) share nome with same. $40C a - Whitby. eary oc- NORTH West Whitby - three WWIEY - Private one bedroom at Whites Rd south of "wy e2. CUPency available, 4 bedrol 1, bedroom pus one. Large family plus den. excellent corhdtion, Only steadily employed serious 2400 sq -111. whirlpool tub, civ., room, over 2300 sq.ti., one year old, close to GO persons need apply 839-536x main Iloor den/laundry, oak landscaped fenced yard, class station. Must sell, $114,900. plmREDUCED fireplace, $214,900. One year to schools, shopping etc. Asking Cal Franc after 11 a.m. 740- • MATURE Carng non-smoking new (Rossland/Andemon). 666- $025,000 negotiable. Phone 0111. (090492) wo a^ needed to sham house 4"! D540.(090492) 430.7597. (090392) Lots For 535 NORTHEAST Oshawa - 4 five mar floor d nor -,e. 3 spa. bedroom PRIVATE sale Whitby -very Sale ravine. wak to Go and Pickering detached blick• quiet well maintained end unit eat- k :Chen, -a-r, !loon Town Centre. urge kacten with court, family room, fireplace, townhome, new motfern kitchen, RARE 1000 acro ;=Mk, - must W. $169,000. 571.1049. neutral decor, close to cared of north of Kingston. Ex - (092592) amenities, anxious to sell, cellem investment opportunity. RING UNIOUE 3.1 bedroom custom $124,900. 430.3129. (090892) Too many features to lest. For ilith main level adult suite. bungalow with .44 acre wooded mining in Orono. Huge kitchen Townhouses 5 1 more information. cal 416-292- 1711• evenings and weekends, kout and fireplace. Eat -in d with walkout. open stairs to farm- • For Sale �-3�D• (owed A/yard. Quality carpeting, ly room with walkout, French TWO acre building lot with ar- ight fixtures. Immaculate doors to Icvingroom and over. REDUCED Whitb - early oc- cess to small lake. Napanee SEN HOUSE SAT 8 SUN., sired garage. Lots of glass and virtually maintenance free ency available, $132,900. 3 bedroom, 2 baths, c/a., 5 area. Priced to set. $18,900. Trailer sites for sale under Shadybrook Dr., 839-9177 exterior. Exceptional value for appliances. one year new (Brock/Rossland.) 430-7815. $5900, Centrelonarea. 416.292- 5184,900. (416) 983-9383. (090492) 1711. evenings and weekends. 668-3730.(090892) 333 close to sdoois, parks and 4C1. TWO and three . in well Share a for single $95C with 5 appliances. Call spa -person. 6230968 (090e92) nous townhouses. cl well maw.. Share kitchen and washroom tairhed $395 month. All dose options available South bath and back yard. share THE VALUE! complex. Includes heal. per utilties HARWOOD and 401 locatx>ni east corner of Nash and `rufls kitchen and laundry facdtes. lo- hydro, water, broadloom, included. Call 686-7981 even_ 1300 soh 3 bedrooms, 1 1r2 washer, dryer, fridge. stove. 'ngs or leave message. view '090892) Rd.. Courtrce, Open House, (baths. rnanhol laundry morn. parking. playground, dose to (090692) 2 appliances. $1060 plus schoois and amenities Cal to PROFESSIONAL female to u414MG Cal 699-7337. (090892) vim,. 434-3972. (09! 592) share nome with same. $40C a SPECI AL GM FLEETbedroom AJAX avarlableoct.l.Newer3 PICKERING 3 bedroom month. 1.2 utilities Call 728- 1' h 2 2 bat a s 41 at Whites Rd south of "wy e2. townhouse. close to Go. Towr 38 (090392) apptwnces. walk to GO man. Centre Rele'Ol lwulasl AJAX - south single room. lady $95C. 434-8758 (091392SNC) Available Oct- 1 $950 plus preleased Prolessonaustudent. AJAX 3 bedroom detached unties. 686.2389. (090292) shared kitchen. rec room. non house. Bayly,"Harwooc Garage. ONE ,wo and three bedroom Smoker. •n u s t ' i k e G o I d e n $1100 Pius unties Call Dave. luxury co^dos. Beau$ fu+ Bernauer dog. park area. S35C 428-!674 (092792) property, qualify features. 6 monti 686-8506 ;090492) 223 Grentel St. Oshawa neat. appiar,oes. air condillor,ed. from CLEAN non smoker preferred. little 2.3 bedroorr home. $850 monthly, ONE MONTH room mate wanted for ground broadloom. fnoge. stove, avail- FREE, Rent to own and pur. Moor part% lumrbhed suite own SALE able Oct ' $82C . utilities. Cal dose options available South bath and back yard. share 726 367E for appoinimerr to east corner of Nash and `rufls kitchen and laundry facdtes. lo- + view '090892) Rd.. Courtrce, Open House, cateur ^ 3 bedroom townhouse (BIG 4 bedroom home w,!h Wed and Thurs 3.7 p m. at Whites Rd south of "wy e2. secu 9arags. '^Y system. two car Sunday. 1-4 p.m. For more information, call Josephine Only steadily employed serious ti• \ Country kitchen. oDer concept persons need apply 839-536x Reasonable •ental Pnoe Avail. Snider, 579-7505 or Paula (09069) _ able Sep: ' Call , n Sheppard' 579.3052 at Homte ie Advantage Realty Leo. Reanor. MATURE Carng non-smoking Richardson, 8732854 (090692) 4331747. fTFALL) wo a^ needed to sham house 4"! AJAX - large tachec execu- h THREE bedroom packs onto r^ Scarbors ough with retired lady five mar floor d nor -,e. 3 spa. srnali ON Very easonabie :lours bedrooms. 22 txatns, ravine. wak to Go and Pickering rent tot the appropriate Derso . eat- k :Chen, -a-r, !loon Town Centre. urge kacten with Cal Goro, 690-5963 (090892) laundry, 1am+lyrOOm ,r •. almond stove and fudge. - IxepHce double garage $975 finished rec room, nicely 455 Condos For Plus ut !lies. 8397491 decorated.S945Plus. 6863201 Rent IOBO 192' (090492 PICKERING Gienanna,Lver Rooms To w"Tel ~arbour Sarw rids One bed•00m. solarium rti:Cren. poo. 3 bedroom detached. 4 Rent 5 aDp a^des. blinds. luxury per month plus usitres. F rstlac. call a39-2923 aver 5 Dudoing. indoor pop. sauna. fit. p.m. (090892) SINGLE room w ose o• ness centre. 24 r security. \ krtcher. walk :o Pc*enng Town Steps to Go Covered parking OSHAWA 4 bedroom Centre. Go -rain and pdcer,ng iv$945 incluse Cal 428.7491 b u n g a c w 2 bathrooms. Generating station Non Smoker WHITBY one bedroom plus den, . ►!!dens, garage. all appianfys. 7refar•ed. $325 month Cal! 420 90C sc.':.:rgge and stove. ex- Dardwooc floors. gardeners 4318 (090492: cel a^t cons t,on. S -CO au deigh' References. Oct AJAX roorra for rent, use o' as ' n c l u s Ive. A v a able $120C 579-0667 after 6 p.m, taakles. urge 1,0_,en, finished 'mn,ed,ately Call Frani arm t 1 /•• weekenos. (D909wCNC)_..__ Dase-ertr available a.m.'40-0111. (090492; -' OSHAWA 131-d. N . 3 xrrrhsdltely Prow non smoksr, AJAX rental, furnished, short bedroomhs 2baths. hugetencec $300 monthly. 683-1085. io- (:urn shed condo. 2 yard. 5 appliances $90C . (090392) bedrooms, 2 baths, n000r park- utitres Cas 721-0119 (090692; CENTRAL Whitby - room with ing and pool. ravine view Avai- BACKSPUT - executive taoc pnvate entrance. bathroom and able Oct 10 to April 1 First and 1992 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME soft. detached home it quiet kM7henene. laundry tacit,es, last 683-211309 (090692' Air conditioning, V6, automatic trans., AM/FM cuss., ear residential area, central $350 monthly, all inclusive. g pow Oshawa. Nov. 1. Energy en+- Abe,a~s. 2634125 or 263- 490 Florida locks, cruise, tilt, 60/40 seats plus many other fine features. client gas furnance, central air. 2671. (090692) Vacation R mals electnc ar cleaner. fireplace. AJAX - 2 rooms Maus la►9e ONLY THE LOWER PRICE s �� garage, wio to backyard. No CLEARWATER - 3 tearooms, aeul home own barn. use al tiny furnished. air con.. mobile WILL TELL IT FROM NEW! 'pea. non irdy Ph ars, ilai". aro facilities, older couple a mature homes. Heated pods. hot tub. $800 morahly plus utiaies. Fret student. Also 2 bedroom in targe tennis. roar beaches and and IML 6 p.m bee- apartment. separate attractin ons. Children, wddom: 1990 CHEVROLET 4x4 BLAZER entrance, immediately. 426- Philos. (Less than mot•ll. $275 WHITBY - spacious clean 3 3392. (090292) weekly. 683.5503. (101382) Loaded with extras. Factory all, 4.3 V-6, automatic, l0,/D, p. 1 bedroan man floor d houtil U" south - fes weekly. base. FLORIDA - Madeira Beach. p• lock, cruise control, blue/silver matk $14y%9%9%9 Intl. Stock. 11 56) Walkout to deck overlooking lent sitting -room, share 1500 sq.h. luxury gulf front ONLY THE LOWER PRICE 1 Ti 999 b*OA'h* faindecaped Yard on badiroom, kitchen, Ajax Transit condo, 6 appliances, 2+1 WILL TELL R FROM NEW! quiet 0 and arkiep. Suis 1 « >+•riee►1' q� female tauderav bedrooms, 2 baths, all 2 Des. $696fmond*. 868 shrakseg, rot smtoker, 6860339 accessories, heated pool, 71x, moeo.�, after 5:30 428-9418. �` 1991 GMC TRACKER "4X4" SLE PICICERM - new detached 3 pKWJMM Vftu Shore - fur_ 7234069. (10220 AM/FM cass., auto., trans. alum. wheels, Convert, WA tires bbeedtolaore 2 12 baths, liepliaoa, nished room, all facilities, Homes atwe to bw �?a � 500 For Sale sus much more to mention: Redloon $12,245 rtq trim. ,aa OCL 1. 437 evenings. ino.a man ONLY THE LOWER PRICE 1 Z 245 Call x37 -x437 evenings. 1. M 0 mown atudet,l SLY gorgeous . plus s log WILL TELL IT FROM NEW! (pg08g� ( hhomr Hanplon, 2500 plus eq.f1 ' 10 sans, creek, beam ceilings, AJAX Westferbed - upper 4 A 1 south - Pleineasant fur- tr dfireplaces, 10 haled gang•. 1991 OLDSMOBILE CIERA 4 DR. level only. 3 bedroom, 4 rh"shad betistttig room, hwhdlll trade W to yow private dream appliances, air. central vac, adults home. share facilities, property for, less than you think ettaifabM i nfroftldy. Saw . own 2 prw wa0woorrl, bks at °elx NOW Gu d• Really. 723• Ak condi", auto. Vans., V6, AMIFM caSS@tte. Utilities. Days, 683-0591. dam. fes par seek 427.0384. 5281. (0903912) ti0tlKlg rd&& 428.7367. No Pett (090492) BOWMANVRLE - n11111 Power allrKlOwS, cruise, `wiz 499 IPICKEWNG -room for rent. to Orbe. Low kaarest rate. open tilt, power locks. WHITBY -two bedroom bun -Share al fatuities. Must ba tidy. first mortgage, carries about P" on Hwy 42, as of Whit- 4271206. (p90492SNC) $900 monthly. 3 bedroom, 2 by 1b'ary. Large 600`' '°`' FURNISHED "°°r^ with ramie n and bath"e«; a ff�mcar � aw�� 199Z CAVALIER R.S. SEDANS slavoem, hangs porch and large •xeeclihre hon 0. central air, al dudes in Tate ovingroom. saw . utilities. facilities included. PMa atu- apartment, early Available imr, iar•ly. 72(1 dent or working female, non ( •6236715 f« into. 4 cyls., autos., AM/FM cass., GM fleet car8. 2 only. 2M. (090W x799.(`. s3oo momhy. Osik'` ONLY THE LOWER PRICE 090392) OSHAWA - 150 Burk, AjA 0692) OPEN House Sat. and Sun. 1 499 house. aced, 3 t t bedroom do" _famished room in hots• Sept. our 1-4 p.m. 19 DaNcn WILL TELL R FROM NEW! house, two baths, garage, does to lees �D share �� Ave. Counhos. 3 bedroom raised Porch, veranda and fenDed yard bungsalow, 2.4 pce. baths, 7 Still + Utilities. Available OCL 1. laundry and bari facilities. non backs onto park. 1165.900. 436- 68885�. � smoker. SW weekly. First rind 5373. (090692) LOU. 427-3985. (080282) OSHAWA - 2 maid floors of a* NORTH East Oshawa - Galahad level home on quiet court. Fee- 440 Room & dr. Spotless 3 bedroom soft. 'turas 2 bedrooms, fridge, awn, Board 'urate Irving, dining room, shed, fenced yard, parking. Con. finished basement. two venfsrlt location, $700 month, washrooms, appliances.5heridan 1 1 Utilities negotiable. 433.1337 ROOM and board available in included. $119,900. 5780852. large family home. Pickering '80" rmssape. (090492CNC) Village. bus at door, 1500 ) AJAX - 3 bedroom detached neon tVdy includes laundry and BROKER has $10,000 to Mrd at horde &feces from lake. Avel- cable. No parking. Suit Mrrele $147 par month. Comas Jerry gbk 'E3 QMmlorathly non-smnker/elyd•ra. 6864180. at 6884805. rWMWrlly Finan- IAi1R1A' Ear. �� •• Px t k s. r.'/ 4 s slrAMlbNs urn e a 4 e w 1991 SPRINTS Good selection of five speeds, good colors. Take your pick. First Come First Served! ONLY THE LOWER PRICE WILL TELL IT FROM NEW! $6,300 1991 CORSICA LT SED. 4 cyl., auto., p.s., p.b., AM/FM radio, blue with matching trim. Only one unit available. ONLY THE LOWER PRICE WILL TELL IT FROM NEW! x9,699 1992 CHEVROLET CAVALIERS 4 DR. 4 cyl., automatic transmission, air cond., AM/FM, cass., ABS brakes, good color selection. ONLY THE PRICE WILL TELL IT FREOM NEW! 39, 999 1992 CORSICA LT. 4 DOOR V6, auto., p. steering, power brakes, AM/FM cass., plus much more. Good color selection. ONLY THE LOV(EER PRICE R $11, 599 WILL TELL FROM NEW! 1992 CHEVROLET LUMINA EURO - COUPE Spat package, skim. rims, air cond., V6, auto., p, wktdows, p. locks, cruise, til, t1UCI181 seals, console, Alill cans., plus many O OL 15 399 OIiY THE LOWER PRICE WILL TELL R mom". � 1991 CHEVROLET LUMINA EURO'S 4 doors, cruise, tit, V6, auto. inns., At(II/FM isles., 60140 custom trim, sport package, skim. wheels Good o selection. OILY �`°"� 12'499 WILL TELL IT FROM MW! 1991 OLDSMOBILE CALAIS - 4 DR. Automatic transmission, air conditioning, bucket seats, power steering, power brakes, AM/FM stereo. ONLY THE LOWER PRICE $10,999 TELLS R FROM NEW! 0 MA 1 MI C 0 0 0 1, Ali Out -of -Town THE NEWS ADVERTI1SERr WED, SEPTEMBER 2,1992-PAGB X -A 540 Properties 600 Noticles 650 Auctions 650 Auctions 670 Personals 700 Birthdays 700 Birthdays 110 General Help CROWE River - CanpbMlord - wooded or clear cabin and trailer, tot, 3 year base wodh option to • purchase, or purchase lull price, $15,000 - 10% down . $200 monthly. Call 705.653-4536. (09,x) Vacation 545 Properties • • 88 ACRES Adjoining Crownland Nicely wooded with open meadows. Gorgeous parcel is close to large lake and sandy beaches, only $44,900 with 10% down. Financing. ro 575 MoneLend CASH FOR ALL PURPOSES. New Venture loans. You have equity We have your ban. Good or bad credits. PICKERING VILLAGE UNITED CHURCH MEETING Thurs., Sept. 3rd at 7:30 p.m. Preview Showing of Village Creek Condominiums. Parishioners, friends, and area residents. All welcome. Located at 300 Church St. N. (North on Church next to Pickering High School). For further information call Fourteen Estates. 427-0390 Bankruptcy. 1st, 2nd. 3rd mortgage. Res/Comm S1oo0- $3000 proof of income only 7 Personals required. Call 721-9563.. 1091092 Durham Regional Police Service POLICE AUCTION BICYCLES and Unclaimed Goods 10:00 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 12th, 1992 Terms Cash To be held at Property Bureau 845 Farewell Avenue Oshawa (Entrance off Colonel Sam Drive at Farewell Ave.) SINCERE Singles- Personal In- _ — MONEY Problems? Loans. debt Troduclion Service. A cordiden- FaX us our ad arrangements, personal budget Lod consolidations, credit tial way to meet someone y ail special Senior Discount, 55 and 75 Companions 579-2238 planning, garnishees stepped, �, Cas Linda. 4360684 or 1- 800.363-9767.(TF) FREE CONSULTATIONS. Cr"t Counsellors (Pickering- EXCITING SPICY PHOTOS OF Oshawa) 433-1425. (100192) Roomates - Karen. Wendy and Lisa. For discreet information. 580 Mortgage write: Karen. Box 670 -RD. insurance Kelowna. 8,C. V1Y 7P4. Aduft only p4easel(092592) JESUS says, can the trid lead 'he bled' Does your minister wear glasses') The hireling e the hired mnrster. Adreah 3:11, 1 rin I t.a.datrr. A sensible ray to Inert for kia)ds* c ��r��0frappn��wM TTM'VJJ7 JOAs11cL'py Nero uurGA service arm Isaiah 56:10-12. John 10:11. approval. Prime rates Jim Campbell, 1705.953-9475. W() 30'8 angle Dad seeks an CrrYCAN FINANCIAL -'SINGLES WORLD' Dance anracme petite lady u ,ler 5'5. it CORP. mart Sunday. 770 p.m . at The YOU love walks and quiet family 571-26MOSFIAwA times. are considerate and Corral. 433 Simco* St. S. caring, then lets last Pease 686-2936 PIMMNG Oshawa. Durham Region's only reply to File 15038 Oshawa Sunday Dance EXCLUSIVELY Whitby Ths Week. PO. Boz 6.4e'fl. Syear ^omgages Also 'or singles. Dress code NO 481. Oshawa. L+H 7L5. year to 25 year mortgages at mrtlpetrove food ryes In borne JEANS Information. 623-7007. (090492) informative. personal and con- I,denttal service Phone for Information, 7 days a week. 725- 6121 (090392) MORTGAGES and bans. 95 % branurg. down oayrn rt also arranged Any amount avadabe Cail Doug or Rick 6686805 Community Financial Services ATTRACTIVE ady, early 40's. k',nd. 'hoagh-tful, seeks gembrnan. Polar onshp to Start wQh oeoornng friends Tawe a C^ante Wrt* to FIe 85036. Oshawa Wn,rby TH.s Week. 00 3o. 481. Oshawa 1F• 'l5 Tell ^.e w^at you va,je in, •eiator•shos ^90492' 680 Announcements 680 Announcements DR. MAY DAEMI is pleased to . . announce the opening of her practice in family dental care at 112 Athol St., 92A), Whitby Tel: 668-5SI5 fill 11211 an] llk%f� Happy Birthday Aunt Vera MA Love Kyle, Kayla OOOXXX REPORTER NEEDED; Oshawa -Whitby This Week seeks an energetic, self -motivated 710 Births 710 Births reporter for abusy community O'RAHILLY - Big sister Braedyn i3 yrs.; and Dig brother Daniel (1 V2 yrs.) happily announce the arrival of their baby sister Kaelen Frances born at St Michaels Hospital on f.londay Aug. 10 1992 at 7 45 a m , weighing 8 lbs, 9 1,2 oz. Proud parents are Lenore (nee Casagrande) and Kevin 0 Rahilly. Thrilled 3rd time grandparents are Chase & Shir1c; eel Casagrande and Tom 0 F,ahilly_ Many thanks to Dr. A. Cecutti and staff �9 ITS A BOY LORD, Steve and Mary Ann are pleased to announce the joyous arrival of Matthew Alexander, on Aug. 20 1992, at 9:15 p.m. Weighing 7 lbs. 7 ozs. Proud grandparents are Gary and Evelyn Sanders of Etobicoke and Charles and Gloria Lord of Mississauga. Special thanks to Dr. Norma Baker and all the nurses and staff at Ajax Pickering Hospital. IT'S A BOY Susan and Peter f,lcCormack Nould Ike to announce the safe arrival of their son Connor James, cern on Aug. 23, at 3 00 at Ajax- -kering Hospital. Thank you to all the ;real staff at Ajax - P: -.kering Hospital and our many friends and family who nelped to make this a special event Please reaa your CWWied apt classified ad on the is open for your first day of publication conveniance every as we cannoi be SM. 9:30 a.rn•3:00 P.M. responsible for more Cail576-9335 than one insertion in the event ot an er-or newspaper. 'You are familiar with city issues, beat reporting and feature writing, and consistently produce clean, easy -to -read copy. This is an immediate opening. If you fit the bill, contact Managing Editor Steve Houston to arrange for an interview at 579-4400 ext. 254 ERRORS AND OMISSIONS 7 77 57n -4_t t5 798-7672 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONTUNE UP FL ItJSH & FILL Ref71 system with correct cootant and checK TUNE- P Install Motorcraft spark plugs. reset ignition timing for air rocks. ',liter of summer antifreeze and lrusn Act Nie w :,heck U and idle speed to specs., inspect & adjust drive belts, clean battery cooking system for leaks or excessive ori :j instant. pressure check the terminals, visually inspect spark plug wires. cooking system for internal and externa'' Teaks. Replace transmission oil, replace gasket. distributor cap, rotor & vacuum hoses, road test Mermostar check fuel gauge for accuracy check engine for leaks, check torque valve, test rad ca check fan biades and wile s. r 01 test. (platinum plugs extra.) P P y' Oust bands, check filer. ��rt - O check all belts and hoses. adjust be tension. _ 995 ter' �o _ �. $4 E*bw Sept �.,. �= 95 20 off Most Cars. EOM Sept &W $69mosticars. Expires sept.9''92 AIR CONDITIONING TUNE UP BRAKE RELINE Replace front pads or rear shoes. inspect & ALIGNMENT Adjust camber, castor, toe & wheel bearings. Wte will evacuate and reclairn neon, recharge the A/C system with ad "fust emergency brakes Clean, inspect & lubricate guides, backing miVerant. We vd dledh dean intake rater, dean condenser fits, pressure plates, kgs & dips, and sell adjusters. Vrsuaf0y inspect power brake visually inspect control arms, ball joints, tie rod ends, rack &pinion, test the A/C system, dredr alt the belts and stabilizers, springs, bushings, shocks & power al�e calipers hoses for aackelg acrd deterioration, adjust drive o � nes, cabland adjus. Road Cyiwrae►S, rotas or drums. steel steering. pump m & beNs. Road test belt tension, tighten condenser and evaporation test Taunus & Sable models $50.00 mol m, inspect AC system for teaks, d" extra. Resurface rotors or drums if e 4 Wheel Alignment • necessary $20.00 each. 95��. :..�- Il' r % Dost U a Earn fbUCkSv' 200`0 Off20 0f f SWE 9192 Most Cars. SW OIL & FILTER CHANGE NOW ONLY $2995_ Most cars & light trucks. Expires Sept. 9192 EMISSION SERVICE •Provide fuel 80 treatment •Injection cleaner additive PARTS s Check cond►tion of -29 LABOR emission system COUPON EXPIRES SEPT. !Ul2. TAXES EXTR& PRJCESAN FM MOST CARS i T11116M 1+.- ,►rsr',vcervi,tf ,v - w. mow..;iii, 1'aa.4.J.1rr♦lee,e+.N•4414LA' yr.le- r4 ��''("?'R�g•°.a.- .r�(�,ts,w. ;?E'�a►: :.vS. �Y'+.. --- .- `.- - , POSITIVE THINKING SERVICE HWY 2 0 I A o u c H Q u rC." �' 3 4 m r .0t - w c s•w-r --t w\\\. \w\•..wT.\vw\w�w\wr -w.w.e- -.. v... .-_ _ _ ._. �._ f.-.. __. � _.�.._`.__....--...�„n..,,...._ ..........,_...�.... __.._... __ . _ .._ .. d• mac• r • .\r\�n �tnu•o • T■t\1�1-�[�OA \\/nT L/.\VM\lwPt\ • •M.. ___ __ .. _. �. _ _.. _ PACE 33 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., SEPTEMBER 2,1992 A story to remember, a taste you'll never forget: Halenda's gramska - There's a new member to the Halenda's maker. Master Abraham -- as he's known by protege his most prized and valuable sausage -making team - and he has brought all in the European sausage making possession: the original recipe for gramska. with him his recipe that is being talked about community -- took it upon himself to Today, residents of Durham have the good all over Europe. personally train Zoltan fortune to be the first recipients of Zoltan's Zoltan, who joined Halenda's in lune, With the recent fall of communism and gra- 1992, was born in East Europe and started nine years of experience under Zoltan's belt, You will love the taste of this lusciously ;99 his apprenticeship as a sausage maker at the be decided it was an opportune time to spread flavored smoked meat. And as is typical of famous Szeged Salami Plant. his wings. He emigrated to Canada. anything associated with the Halenda name, His talent and love of the business Unable to assist Zoltan financially yet you will want more of this perfect delicacy! The was recognized by Abraham, the wanting to grant this talented sausage maker nationally known master sausage a parting gift, Master Abraham gave to his Centre Cut Pork Chops TexasStyle Back .Ribs 1� - FREEZERF�`SAV Cavendish � tato path onion or regular Pkcl. of 20 `S ea. Fresh Pork Sle e 'R 01 Ib s SAVE .90 lb. 99 .Ab. or�..a NOW c+w ao. P&Wnw Malian tea• or at" ns � Cofice Cake courdce covet 451 Simcm SL S. 1813 King St E ! 723.16M 432-1382 Twp Tues. 8 Wed 94 Thurs. i FrL 94 1Ned &6 Sale 84, Sun. 9.5 Than. ", Fri. SrT Say. 84 "NEW"' East European Delicacy Village Style Kobassa 2 99 Ib. Breakfast Bacon ..SAVE _70 l b_ ea Baloney SAVE 1.30 Ib. 99 Ib. Fresh Boneless Chicken .Breasts .SAVE 1.00 Ib. ;29 99 • ;. Pastram 1S"E 1.20 1b. 69 Taunton Sgwra Corner of TsunkWRitm 571.1446 Tins. 9.5, Wed. 88 ' Thurs. • FrL 8.8 Sat 8.5, Sun. 94 1818 Dundas SL E (Across from Kraut) 434-8454 Tues. 9.5, Wed. e� Thurs. & Fri. 67 SaL 7-6 Fresh Pork MlShkabOb Meat RAU= 1 ALiverpool Rd. Plaze 631-7961 Tues. 9.81 Wed. 94S Thurs. a FrL 9.8 Set $, SWL 10.5 100 Westney Rd. S. (at GO Station) 427-9938 "rues.-Wet10.7 Thurs. i Fri. 9.8 Sat 8.5, Sun. 104 ..:149�h:i'.i�ieli�7i«vx'Qi%. .6 Locations Serving Durham . Region. Prices etbalve tni 0 C: 40 Cm LOOK FOR e EVERY SATURDAY Boxes from Scarborough to Brighton OF JAY, \4` I mow 7� • Frn 1 Well kept detached This spacious 1,800 sq. ft. home features fam. Wednesday, September 2, 1992 15 Pages SIMPLY STUNNING 4208,000 s bedroom executive brick, shows to perfection. Must be seen to be appreciated! Too many features to mention. Call for all the details. Call Larry Seens 686-3300 AAvew rietG. ' Irl W < OUAUTYONE LTD. RLTR. SOUTH AJAX - $159,900 A LOT OF HOUSE FOR ONLY $174,900! Well kept detached This spacious 1,800 sq. ft. home features fam. bungalow, updated and rm. with fireplace, main -lean, fresh paint, new ,r0� broadloom, 3 bdrms., mat. bdrm. with 4 pc. on finished rec room, large suite 8 walk-in closet. yard, great neigh- Nice landscaping. To bourhood. view call Brian Kondo, Call tSTEVE FEARON 12V � 683-2992. F,, t l I .l I1:USF wer .�. . EXPERIENCE INC. { SOUTH AJAX BACKSPLIT - $169,900 Over 2,000 sq, ft. of total living specs including 5 bedrooms, termly room with wet bar, central air, hardwood floors, aI on a 50' lot. Steps to public school and Ajax 01 Hospital. Call Barrie Cox 839.7449. (m _..) ! W/mw PIN RIVER realty ltd. Gorgeous 4 bdrm, 21/2 bath hone. Mn. fir tam. rmw/fp., mn. fir. laundry, circular oak staircase, premium 148 ft. lot, beautifully decorated in modern pastel tones, prof. landscaping. Many upgrades. Custom draperies and ap- plisnces k"Wed. Prince west Pillaring. To New your possible dream home cal Judy Paterson or George Lshtrani 286- 3993. STI PICIERNG WTACM W" TO TIE LAKE OILY $is"" This gorgeous horns could be your dream come trus. 3 bdraL ik+taF11 mom h PREMIUM LOT OFF THE LAKE! Upgraded, 3 bdrma., 4 baths, on mature treed lot In prime location. Oak floors, baseboards, trim b wainscotting, leaded glass french door walkout to cedar deck 8 heated Inground pool. Finished rec rm. with sauna. Extras galore! To view - Jacquelynn Tanner 68341542 (24 hr.). FAM I L� 'I-IZUSF I A LOT OF HOUSE FOR ONLY $174,900! This spacious 1,800 sq. ft. home features fam. rm. with fireplace, main floor laundry and a huge j mat. bdrm. with 4 pc. on suite 8 walk-in closet. Nice landscaping. To view call Brian Kondo, K' 683-8542 (24 hr. pager). 1 F,, t l I .l I1:USF 4 T � It " ALSO AVAILABLE - HOUSE FOR RENT $800 . $1,100. CALL DOUG TAYLOR 'LOWEST PRICED HOME. IN WESTNEY HEIGHTS AJAX '5151,900' Great starer hare Wonderful neiphborlaod ' All brick ' Fully detached ' 2 bdrms. ' Est -in kitchen ' Finished rec room ' Fully fend yard Call Gerry Thatcher Associate Broker 683-1861 WMW oUALIr-ONE LTD. RLTR Country living In the enclaves of Pickering. This 4 bdrrf beauty has master on the main floor with 5 pc. on suite with Jacuzzi, large est -In kitchen," family room, formal dining room overlooks living room. Your triple car - garage has garage door openers as well as Interlocking driveway. Will not last long. Cal ;lp FAMILY TRLW CCIRIVRATION RFJILTOR ICREDOLEIII J31garage J Hugsi room J Fort Oft A d Al Pieekwod lot sup is J UWP ad -M klch n the lake and all J W/o to ergs deck MOW". You do ad ++ Complete b4m suM need a kit of tsaray toWith 61111mlob Ivry a home. Cal John J Dont roles thM awl Yortfz 831,1100 AS A.P. CALL DOUG TAYLOR and you *lel be moNrtp 6 soon � VW ;VMW 1a000,E VALLEY F FIRST FEALTY LTD. REALTY NIC. iso iec:` : A _ -- M� F• 1 f 'w I: 7,F O. ,'Attention All Real Estate AgentsM Oshawa Whitby This Week and the Ajax Pickering News Advertiser are pleased to be able to offer their new flyer delivery program... FARMER'S CHOICE - Free flyer pick up - Members of ODREB and/or TREB do not pay in advance -NO post office forms to fill in - No complicated post office bundling and folding requirements - 1,000 piece minimum Deliver your farming materials on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday or Sunday with Durham Region's premier newspapers and Real Estate publications. Call us today at 579-4400 or 798-7672 for more information! Aiax Pickering News Advertiser You'll Get Results When You Advertise with AlaalPickering Real Estate Guide ft Max SO4M Ltd. .� 9 (Main St. south Uxbridge, NOW LOC 1 Ko 4 ACRES - UNIQUE HOME - $239,900! Claremont north - Goodwood east - Uxbridge south-west! Nature paths amongst the pines! "Out of the ordinary" design features Euro kit., ceramics, whirlpool, sauna, huge sunken family room - trick floor to ceiling fireplace - spacious master - workshop - multi w/o's to decks - Call Leta Weldon Associate Broker, Tor. 510.1284. JOHN ORT LAW OFFICE 30 Hunt St., Ste. 1, Ajax LIS 3M2 purchase $400 sale - $350 refinancing - $360 Plus G.S.T. and disbursements Call 427-9919 WAREHOUSE SALES Good Used Building Materials at Prices You Can Afford 'doors 'lumber 'windows Up t0 'carpet 'cabinets 'bath futures ... and much more 380 Birchmount Road, OffEM22-5-180% Scarborough Budding Centreretail price Tues. -Fri. 10-6, Sat 9.4 699-6000 Without a doubt AL will add another dimension to our exciting team of real estate professionals. We at TRECO expect the f" 1 best from our sales = associates and A] comes to us a highly regarded «t+, hard working real estate professional who has always maintained a high degree of service to all his clients. The number Al Hayward one priority is service SakaAatociate and at TRECO, Al is able to offer the most up-to-date and accurate information to help you make the right choices. At would like to invite all his clients to give him a call at his new office. r °k i Own this house for $915.001Month. 4 bdrm., 2 baths, new paint throughout Super large kitchen. Nice family -sized yard. Walkout to deck. Side entrance. It carries like rent Today this home is a good deal. Call Stan Petrak at 837-2552 for a private viewing and become a HOMEOWNER f IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Brand new & upgraded. Main fir. fam. rm., laundry & den. Ceramics throughout Master has 6 -pc. en suite, CAC, sec. alarm. and more. Call! Shelly Enright today at 837-2552. O STARTERSI ADD THIS UPI Brand new, freehold townhome with fridge, stove & built-in dishwasher. 3 bdrms. and private garage. NO CONDO FEES EVER! Call Cathy McGill at 837.2552 before it's sold. ATTENTION FIRST TILE BUYERS Family -size home on quiet court, eat -in Idichen with 3 apple., matin Ar tam. nn., spacious WSW 2�4-pc. an suik. Cell Bev Hutchinson at 837- 4", HOME -1163,900 DONT MISS THIS ONE! Lovely 4 + I bdrm. det. home in desirable south Detached 2 storey, 3 + 1 bdrms., 4 baths, fin. Ajax. Features main floor family room plus SUZANNE TOLLETT basement, skylight, large kitchen, deck, premium ARBARA PRESTON,C.G.A. iii rec mom. Huge beautifully manicured lot. Assistant Monagar lot, approx. 1,700 sq. ft. Call Suzanne Tollen, Sales Repiresairtaitive Cal Barbara Preston 6834542. �J��TY TRUST Assistant Manager at 683.8542 now. CORPORATION REALTOR AJAX PICKERING E ppp� '1� 683-8542 831-4242 ?x NEW LISTING - DET. 3 BDRM. BACKSPLIT JOHN & CAROL COLLINS BAY RIDGES CHARMER Sales Representatives Master bdrm. en suite, huge din, rm. + liv. rm. PREMIUM LOT!!! $1 $4,900 "ALWAYS A with stone lip. Huge foyer with skylight. Gent. air,Great opportunity to invest or lo, yourself. ; COLLINS ON CALL" appliances +++. John & Carrot Collins 683-8542. ANGELA HOFFMANN Convenient Pickering ocation Angea H,"r-ann Sales Representative683 -8542 A HOME WITH A DIFFERENCE Superb location, new lake. park. Loads of extras Cent. air & vac. Ceramics & marble, sprinkling system, interlocking brick, 3 baths, dishwasher, POWER OF SALE!! JEAN PILI Spacious tow�house init r scr-,,erier! loca!jor LUCY BATESON stone fireplace. Worth a look. 5182,900. Lucy Associate Broker W,,n rmr-ediate possession For o,vatle Sales Representative Bateson 683-8542. inspection please call 831-4242 JAN BUTTERLY ALI ZAIDI 1 have purchasers looking Sales Representative S5 Mary Roy, Pickering branch Sales Representative for a 4 600-2,000 sq. ft. Mary Roy, Pickering branch, I is pleased to welcome Jan is pleased to announce and home in north Ajax. Ifyou Butterly to our Pickering welcome Ali Zaidi to our branch, Jan's personality and Pickering branch. Ali invites are thinking about selling experience will Continue to benefit her clients. Jan may all his clients and friends to please call be reached by calling 831- 4242. Call 831-4242- AJ ALL BRICK - SM,IUM"s JAMES CARR Approx 2,200 sq t! exec_' -ye -orne, A W—s- huge eat -to K11, 2 Wa,'K0k,-.S -a1r 9oar tarn & JAMES CARR TUABOWEN very we, cer-wated -n neutral Sales Representative 683--8542 taundry -s � Sake Representative cokxs, womefluneq,Doooc �afCT,na Bowen 831-4242- QEA SOUTH AJAX Spacious 4 bdrrn., 2 bath, home on mature lot JOHN & CARROL COLLINS PIMFUNG 3 BOR111L - $124,900 JACOUELYNN TANNER badung on Io greenbelt Mn.nfir. f . fin. rec Saks Representatives F,,i baser -en:.. ' 2 oa–s , c - — Saks Representative rm, with woodslove in basement. Large hedged -ALWNS A to yard NeeCs T- C x* iev sc.,c Cail to lot. $176,400. Jacquelynn Tanner 683-8542. KONSTAFMN ANERUSSIS COLLINS ON CALL- v,, -w Jor, I Carro, 3c -s 683-8542 -T KAREN KANE Sales Representative SWM Represent ilve Mary Roy, Pickering branch lan Mary Roy, Manager, Manager, is pleased to Pickering branch, is pleased welcome Konstantin to announce that Karen has Anerussis to our team. joined our Pickering team. Konstantin has been a long Karen's previous experience time resident in our and knowledge Will Continue community. His sales ri to benefit her clients. Karen background will be a great SOUTH AJAX DETACHED iinvilles her friends and clients asset to our branch. Immaculate, 3 bdrms., 3 baths with main floor ID call at 831-4242. Konstantin invites friends and MANUELA DWN)CHA STARTER HOME 'DETACHED" SUZAN fafamilymom/fireplace, large walk-in closet, clients to call at 831-4242. Sales Representaitive 3 bed., nen, nal decor, close to schools shop. NE TOLLETT interlocking walkway and drive. Call Suzanne Assilsftaiit Marrspsr Tollett at 683-8542. Please call Al or ManeuIa_DaRocha_683-&1;42_ 4r SEE IT TWY OR TOMORROW AJAX - 1,10111111 SO. Fr. NEED HELP BUYNG7 E=gpWW VaW in ft 1.750 4 It. 2 Storey, is KAREN WALKER 3 big bdrms.. main A= family & laundry rM Renovated semi, new furnaoe & windows. 3 + 2 PETER MUELLER This, bMW ham w*19 2 keplams� 2 112 RANDY & TARN MILLER Mostly fin. basement. Great value. Only Associals Broker bdrm., 2 kit Only $161,900. Karen Walker 683- 11nd $1110ows Wd for 0* Assodalls R oks baths, double gairagle Sales Roprineritallim $184,900. Randy & Tam Miller 683-OUZ 8542. $179,900. Call Pallor MWW for mom dftk at 683-8542. POWER OF SALE WHEN WE SAY BARGAIN... How about a detached 2 family home for only Islas $154,900 on a 75 x 10T WELCOME SPFMTM fully fenced lot in prime NICE AREA- SMALL Move in when gardens Pickering location. Also PRICE - $156,900 burst with brilliant color. CALL. -.THIS HOME HAS IT ALL has newer thermal 3 bdrms., huge kit, fp., Immac. 3 + 2 bdrms., 3 Detached 3+1 bdrms., 2 baths, family rm"., windows l,acfi 2 baths, fin. basement baths, cent air, vac., fp., new bdlm., hwd firs., VG 20'x40' heated pool, r J= Call now y later with w/6 & single gar french doors, fin. top to SUZANNE TOLLETT sauna, change house, court location, preferred ALIZAIDI , huge premium IOL Call Suzanne Tillett Peter Mueller at W3- Son RaPinagailidatto See this soon. Call Ali bottom. 2 car gar. Call Assistanit Monagair area 8542 Zaidi 831-4242. Ali Z&Kh 831-4242. Assistant Manager at 683-8542 or 987-1377 now. �t i�..' ►\) if NWS oosO Af/7 '•XdWJrf9MMW= 2,192 E ALTper cent of prospective home buyers - would like to have home warranty WORLDTm coverage on their neat purchase to protect against unforeseeable CANADA expenditures. REALTY WORLDTM's program, which offers a 24-hour emergency answering service, provides NOW comprehensive protection against costly repairs in areas such as plumbing, OFFERS electrical malfunctions, appliances, and central air and heating systems. "According to Business µ'eek magazine, HOME Houses with a home warranty program sell on average 50 per cent faster than WARRANTY those without'," says Sherry Senis. • Our new program is specifically designed to meet customer criteria: PROGRAM added security and protection, from an inexpensive warranty program, with every home we sell.' REALTY WORLDTM Canada The Home Warranty Program is announces the availability of a new administered by Dominion Warranty Home Warranty Program through its Inc., Canada's largest appliance and affiliated brokerages across Canada. electronics extended warranty company, The program will insure house with 1,500 service centres across the purchasers in our area against potential country. after -sale problems arising from malfunctioning home systems or appliances. "The new Home Warranty Program will provide our sales agents with a powerful marketing tool and negotiating leverage in selling a client's home," says Sherry Senis. "This insurance will offer greater credibility to minimize price negotiations and potential price reductions while providing our clients with protection for less than a dollar a day." Additionally; the vendor will be able to purchase the insurance as a means of securing a competitive position in the market - The Home Warranty Program is not re- insurance of a homeowner's policy. The REALTY WORLD"%, program offers protection for features never before covered by true homeowners' insurance. This includes major repairs of home systems and appliances whose failure becomes an out-of-pocket expense. For example: stoves that suddenly quit, hot water tanks that no longer heat, and plumbing that begins to leak. "Homeowners' insurance protects against damage resulting from an incident like a hot water tank springing a leak and flooding a basement, but it doesn't cover breakdowns and expensive repair bills for the hot water tank itself," says Harold Waddell, President of REALTY WORLDTm Canada. "All -to -often buyers are left with used appliances, etc. that are no longer covered by manufacturers' warranties; this program will cover unexpected repair bills, or if necessary, the replacement of a particular feature." Most people buy the nicest home they can afford, resulting in insufficient cash flow to correct unexpected malfunctions. Research has shown that purchasers will spend between $2,000- $3,500 on minor and major breakdowns, and renovations, in the fust 60 days of buying a home. A recent U.S. Gallop poll found that 80 FOR' SALE /�\ I J tJ ►=� =:� � �=1 _I. ISI I - Metropolitan Toronto & Best Homes The Love Affair of the Century Hundreds of Torontonians are out house shopping Durham Region every week for more affordable housing. Our yellow Best Homes boxes - Free Real Estate, Take One - greet them at hundreds of locations from Scarborough to Brighton. When selling your home. be sure you list with a Realtor who will advertise your property in Best Homes for the highest value and the quickest sale. Best Homes... you can't miss it! ' Ajax/Pickering /"I , Jr I(, 579-4400 or 798-7672(Tor. ) BarrieC ox Sales Representative Pickering Resident since 1976 Re/Max Rouge River ` [RLtd. 01-00111 OFFICE HOME 839-7449 839-7496•� 1,515 SO. FT. $159,500 Pickering. Unbeitevable valor for this new 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bathroom horror with five new appliances. Man floor family room and gas fireplace. Seven others sold, last one left Call Barre Cox, 839 -7"9 - MHN BODUY 13EAUTFW 5224,90 Pickering. Gorgeous open concept John Soddy 'Swtchbrook' model. Totaly upgraded from top b bottom. Call Barrie Cox, 039-7449. (PRIVACY PLUSI =214,900 Glendale four bedroom sidesplit model with new gas furnace, cathedral ceiling an privefa 50 x 130 foot lo. Cal Barris Coot, f339+7449. FOX HOLLOW DETACHED - $174,900 Pickering. Don't miss out on this rare opportunity for a gorgeous all brick detached in perfect condition. Large family -sized kitchen and a huge back yard with west exposure. Call Barrie Cox 839-7449. Don't miss out on this excstent opportunity for a four bedroom, 2,000 n fl house it Ajax. Main floor family room and modem, family-siza kitchen. Cal Barrie Cox, 839-7449. Gorgeous sW tw home in Soulh Apx with large riving room with fireplace and partially finished basement Cel Barrie Ccs, 1339.7449. I Al SQ FT. DETACHED 5174,900 Picterrmg• Long ung for this new 3 bedroom, 2 142 bathroom home with huge kitchen and family room 109e11her at beck of home. Last detached wallah Cal Barrie Cox, 839-7449. POWER OF SALE $114,900 Luxury condominium in Scarborough located near Neilson and Sheppard. Approximately 1,150 sq. ft. including two full baths, two bedrooms plus solarium in mint condition. Call Barrie Cox, 839- 7449. Pickwirg. spoil your"I with tithe mw 2,950 ft Hollinger custom me hoon a Stla13T lot Main tfotx BErb IM, pick t1ym wn broadlom and Soaag. Call THINKING OF BUYING OR SELLING? WHY NOT GET BOTH NUMBER #1's WORKING FOR YOU RE/MAX - CANADA'S #1 REAL ESTATE ORGANIZATION BARRIE COX - REIMAX ROUGE RIVER'S #1 SALES REPRESENTATIVE FOR 1990v 1991 AND MOST HOMES SOLD FOR 1992 . .'..R.i!Yw+•'•Mrit��%YO��9.f.av��'�•"Mfjt. Shoot toWin.' in the Oshawa &District Rea/ Estate Board's 5th Annual "Horne & Photo Neighborhood" Contest FABULOUS PRIZES: MINOLTA MAXXUM 3xi BODY - MINOLTA 35-80 ZOOM LENS MINOLTA GADGET BAG - MINOLTA FREEDOM AF 35 - MINOLTA FREEDOM AF 35 PLUS... Each winner will receive a $100 gift certificate for photofinishing, custom framing or enlarging; and framed 8 x 12 prints of their winning photos compliments of Robert Aldsworth Photo World. All camera prizes also Include film and batteries. , Wa wh rby This Week n OSHAW ": pem �par°"'m�7r/IN LTA �n,n�EAI ESTATE BOARD 1, r,,- ^.71,;r ', ?hit 2r 999S41IMM 5 RULES & REGULATIONS 1. Send us photographs depicting your famlly, friends, community or sporting events, scenery or Institutional buildings. 2. Prints must be from color negatives and must be 4" z S" to be eligible. 3. Photos must be taken In Durham Region. 4. Prints must be clearly labeled with the following Information In order to be ellgiblea Name, Address, Phone Number, Address of Home or Building In Photo, location of event or photo caption, 111m, equipment and processor used. If you are submitting a picture of a private residence, the owner's written permission roust be attached. S. Winners agree to provide the negative for publication In OsIu wa//Whltby This Week, the Ajax Pickering News Advertlser, Best Homes and on the cover of the Oshawa A District Real Estate Board's M.L.S. Diractory Book. All entrants agree to publication of submitted negatives. s. Entries become the property of the Oshawa a District Real Estate Board. 7. Contest Is open to all amateur photographers. S. Entries In the ChIldren's Division must be photographed and submitted by children IS years of age or younger. g. contest Is not open to employees (or the Immediate farnilles thereof) of Metroland Printing, Publishing E Distributing, the Oshawa t District Real Estate Board, Robert Aldsworth's Photo World Ltd. and Minolta JUDGES WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE SPONSORS, AND THEIR DECMONS ARE FINAL wmw EXPERIENCE Inc. 683-2992 SIMPLY BEAUTFW. N SOUTH AJAX 3 bedroom prof. finished rec room with wet bar. AL RYNBEEK Gorgeous landscaping, lots of trees on a fully fenced his Sales � premium lot Tshows a ten plus and it's priced at only $166,500. Vendor being transferred. For more details call Al Rvnbeek. 683-2992 now. VERY REASONABLY PREED DEUCHED HOME Detached 3 bedroom bungalow with side entrance to MRLTSOMAERVILLE t'a'y firoshed basement on good sized lot in S.E. Ajax. Asking $154,900. Motivated vendor. Picture Sales Repesudative yourself starting off in this bargain home! Call today to Milt Sommerville, 683-2992. Approx. 2,100 sq. ft., 3 bedroom beautifully AL RYNBEEK maintained home on a large lot Oversize family Sales RspesmdAve room, huge kitchen, main floor laundry room. This home is a class ad, you must see it to believe it Call Al Rvnbeek. 683-2992 now, h wont last **WANTED** I have clients looking in the Ajax area. Detached 3 or 4 bedrooms, approx. 2,000 sq. ft. & up, finished basement if possible! Jt�AN� NO OBLIGATION, PLEASE CALL Saws RspsawUfi" JOAN ROGERS 1 3 gorgeousove'Ajax, 4 -pc. baths, eat -in kitchen, balconyrlooking Ajax, updated broadloom in JOAN ROGERS living & dining room. 5 appl's. incl. En suite laundry, Sales Representative Ipoi* cent air, tennis court, sauna. Enjoy!!! 'Carnes like rent with $6,000 down! Call Joan Rogers, 683- 2992. 1 •1• JUDY DENBY Sales Repnsentat ive SOUTH AJAX $179,900 Super 3+1 bedroom bungalow with garage. It features 2 4 -pc. baths, new windows, separate side door entry til in round pool with new liner & much more. Call Judy Denby at 683-2992. "RRST TIME BUYERS, STOP!! - LAURA MARKS ' $154,900 3 bedroom home ' t 4 -pc., l 3 -pc. Sales Replesenlative ' Great location bathroom Finished basement • New broadloom • /.SII 1 �..� •I�.L- cen Mon f \fl��f 1.-" $169,900 FOX HOLLOW! 3 bedroom brick detached home on HUGE PIE - STEVE FEARON shaped lot Finished rec room with fireplace; bright Saba Rejpn:.nlatitre sunny kitchen, sun deck and lots more. Located on a Guist court close to schools and parks. Cad Steve Fearon at 683-2992. obe Mill Ne omwm ESTATE BBA DURHAM HOME SALES New homes and resales week of August 15-21, 1992 WEEKLY AVERAGE 1992 SALES 1991 SALES COMMUNITY SALES TOTAL PRICE TO DATE TO DATE Ajax 10 $140,900 374 530 Whitby 18 $170.494 679 333 Oshawa 4' S121,360 1502 1675 Scugog- Uxbridge 7 $139,857 251 254 Newcastle 20 $135,350 620 654 Totals 102 $135,459 3426 3945 MLS® sales by ODREB members as they are reported ODREB cautions, however, that only over a period of hme are these averages useful for establishing trends and making ccmparisons IT'S A BOY!! MONIZ - John & Vilma are proud to announce the birth of their newxl. baby boy, Nigel 40 Anthony born on Friday, August rx 14th, weighing 7 lbs. 2 1/2 oz. A hitt e brother for Stafford Roy ( 6 years) and Janelle Monique (3 years). L7 r. . , - ..- • /". �..... ,r «,7 ,-�,,,�,.A.,yT��. - ... ... . . .. ....F.aYP s. d!l :... T.j,Yr '.,w�1. .� �-� BILL SAYS ,■'► �, ., ' __ ✓. * SUPER SKATING ACHIEVEMENT � GREA"VAL.E "POWER OF SALE" EXCLUSIVE - 5173,000 ~ By Megan Cawker at the major Thomhill FRANK STYBA oeauy w• c; ace �'. _-._ -a -` `ooh `am '• •oom oacKs :- _ - =--_r ' .x –a e v r ^maculate inside a^c c t 3 odr ^s .. 4-, 1 3-,1 1 2 ELEANOR STANDFIEU p Cent, air, ce-' •.ac., arge deck. Total _ � BILL LEGROS competition. Megan competed with 87 skaters in winning the silver medal. g Sales Representative ti „ „ _, � - 1,9�' sc. � .,a„ - a .baths. Sales Representative tlnlshed. S7. -YC down ;,ay-ner' Carries $634 bi-wk Sales Representative "1 � .eta- r •L'.. . •.', 10'b DOWN - CARRIES UNDER $1,300 P.I. SUPER STARTER �raaeae BACKS TO CONSERVATION! ELEANOR STANDFIEL0 Just move -.' 3-::-ec :c pe-ector. New kit., bath, skylights. w:^cows. Doc,, 6 aces "ours to enjoy!! E. DOREEN DARROCH Move right into this imrra";ate raised bungalow sem Sales ReP ,n Oshawa Features inc•.;ce arge bright kit b in -la AOS$ WATSON Fully customized throughout. Huge -,e lot w/pool, wrought iron fence. Fabulous view 71 nay 8 creek. SalesRe resentative p S',andfield. presentative suite. Doreen, Darroch 428-7F77. Sales Representative Can Ross Watson 428-7677 -G W- nc,� PICKERING VILLAGE! ROOM FOR 4 CARS AJAX BY THE LAKE ROSS WATSON Gorgeous 2,600 sc rt . 4 bcrm. air, vac., intercom, _ DAVE JOHNSON 2 storey, 3 bdrm. home in Ajax, mature area; 3 pc. DAVE JOHNSON 3 bdrm. in demand area, new thermo windows, Sales Representative ceramics, sem w.o bsm:. e^ ,ot. A rn.:st to see, Call Ross Watson 428-7677 Sales Repressntalive suite, updated kit. + din. rm. Close to scdwols shopping. Call Dave Johnson 428-7677. �RepmsenWve hardwood floors, new bath w/ceramics, walk t school b lake. Won't last Call Dave 428-7677. BUNGALOW & GARAGE DISCOVERY BAY!! 4 BORN. APPROX 2,150 S0. FT. JILL SAVARD S" Rep"e"Ve Located in Ajax. Close to all conveniences. Shows well. Great buy! Call Jill Savard 428 7677. ROSS OAKE Immaculate, 3 bdrm., super tam. rm. with Ip., 2 1 Saks Representative baths in. walk to school, lake, miles of park ROSS OAKE On huge pie lot, w/o bsmt, main fir. fam. rtn. with fp., 4 baths. View of lake! Prem. M Call Ross Dake 428 - ss Oa trails! Ross Oaks 42B -ROSS. Saks Representative 7� '9°a9�'�f � ' , .. iM � � •°fib :� i 'r. k � ti'�I illi POWER POWER OF SALE _ GREENWOOD FARMHOUSE 'POWER OF SALE! ROSS OAKE Saks Representative Just reduced. 5 bdrms., 2 1/2 baths, inground pool, rec rm, with wet bar. Fireplace, cent. air. Call Ross ELVWA LAROCt�t1E Stunning circa 1800s restoration, VG pool, paddock bam, prof. decor, sun. rm., ori inal charm restored l Bales Representative ELVEA �� des RePrsso^tatiw 2,300 sq. ff. 4 + 2 bdrm. home has fam rte w/fp , foyW & hat do* gar., � 3 baths, large Oake 428 -ROSS. Very elegant Call Elvira 428.7677. pp000ll size lot � py a 42e-7677.amic NEED 5 OR 6 BDRMSI?? JOHN PLUM PTON SaNs Repos 77-0! FIRST TIME BUYERS A perfect start, 3 beerooms, large master, good SUSAN VINCENT Hu=e 1ownhouse, Pickering. 2,000 sq. M Barns gyp Rsprsa ENT 'sides 10 park Ample 5+1 bdrms. + 4 bath PrivaM CaN SUSAN VINCENT Saks Repress 3+1 bdrms., sop. eft to in-law apart. Now kilctor► +bath, doL parapo, Mdwd tn. L Pick location. 5% down, carries WA rent � and t�tid 4267677. ve across trap parld Smart Ynosrt, 4267671. L7 r. . , - ..- • /". �..... ,r «,7 ,-�,,,�,.A.,yT��. - ... ... . . .. ....F.aYP s. d!l :... T.j,Yr '.,w�1. .� �-� ]HERE'S WHY WE RE FIRST..'. I WALTER BROWN RON GORDON JACOUELNE ROUTH MORA BATH Assoc. Broker Assoc. Broker • Assoc. Broker Sales Representative BARBARA CRANE STEVE MILL VENCE FRANCO RHONDA HARPER Sales Representative Sales Representative Sales Representative Sales Representative Ink- i 7 4{n ism BRUCE MIDDLETON SALLY McCRAE LOUISE MICALLEF BRIAN O'DONAGHUE Sales Representative Sales Representative " Sales Representative Sales Representative P D SHERRY PHILLIPS JOE PITINO fROH ROUTH URTMARICL Saks Representative Sales Representative Saks Representative Sales Representative �t q►1 ' Tr " 14 i, BETH THOMPSON CHRISTINE GASKINS NANCY POUNDER ED WILLIAMSON Saks Representative Assoc. Broker li Assoc. Broker Broker/Owner INC-�� ISM . LEE BYERS ROSEMARY PERKINS R e a I t y Ltd LYNU ELLIOTT GAR" �w �ti Sales Repress" Sales Representative . Sales Representative Sales ROPMONA tiw NO NEED TO SECOND GULLS, CA T E/MAX F JOHN NOWWWY CORTURLLO RHIDtOA H� VALEM PILGRIM Sala Representative Sales Repose"Ve Salsa Representative Sales Representative RON TAIiIAaAN GEARY WHITE JOAN CAMPBELL Sales Repreeen w" Sales Repressrr w" Sala Repna"w" SMAN RODR111GUES RICK SERGISON JANE WHITE CELIA JONES Sala RsprounUdive Sales Repraentad" Sala Representative Assoc Broker WELCOME AF RRST RATE TEAM Ion and Jaddo area Nell known selling n' jlhlil,Il I!j! NIU cam in the Durham ill•; area, a dynamic, results- iIl'll .aiiih• i xieMed team with over x YOU DON^.' PAY FOR THE UPGRADES ?0 years of combined I=e I' hYoudng, ot nterlockawalkway�cerg, foyektts cal estate experience. mr�s g ng RON ROUTH Give then scall -you'll be JACKIE ROUTH ill df.11 GARY FUSELLI YOU parquet firs., brdlm., modern 4 bdrm Sales Representative 9� Sales Repnesentativ Sales Representative Bramalea home. Asking $289,000. Gary Fusepi, 21 gay 33pp gay _33pp 8313300 hr. service. WELCOME FIRST IN LINE When it comes to getting things I "I' jtll,ll done. Sean's first in his class. He s a high-energy guy who will go the I I i:' j, it distance for his clients. Feel free to i�llllall'j i! I�i'i �l give Sean a call for all your real !i il! !I'llla4 $4,500 DOWN, PAY $815 P.I.T. 5YEARS SEAN LOCHIAVO estate needs. !' i I VALERIE PILGRIM Spacious 4 bdrm., 1 1/2 baths, rec rm. 3 fp., 8 w/o Sales Representative ��' li. Ij, it liI i li II Sales Representative appis. 6 built-ins. Freshly painted throughout Valerk 831-3300 I!„i I +I, I I EI� ! 8313300 Pilgrim 831-3300. ,I{• I ill II' !,�II�II'iIII” II I .... -t _— �� z - ,IlIrv - JUST LISTED - AMBERLEA $182,900 it II 80' FRONTAGE - DISCOVERY BAY Desirable locahc^ .-ea*, a– y acme' Lovehy 3 bdrmi di ilii!!lii lI�I Large 2,570 sq. ft. 4 bdrm. home, cpen concept SALLY Ill features eat -in ap, a-:ec K.t wit- wro, sunken li BRIAN RODRIGUES family room, sep. Irv. 8 din., open stairway to bsmt, 2 Sales Representative rm„ fn. rec ' w'~ bar. ce a,,, plus grea Sales Representative mn. level, wits to wraparound deck Cent air, vac., 8313300 fenced yard Sa.,,, Mc�•ae K-= 8313300 appis., 8 lots more. Bra Pci—ues 83'-33CC. (l�l�li�lp !i MOTIVATED VENDOR - PRICED TO SELL it ,� $144,9W All r I All brick home with large kitchen E breakfast area, REDUCED -5149,900 li !, I, I I{ premium large lot, central air, sop. entrance to Spacious 1.600 sq. ", 3 bd^n . '.2 baths, country`'I� II NII III Ill�i� !, Ii basemen!, located an a quiet street, walk to JOHN McCARTEN kitchen, m -law apartmer! plus 5 act ,antes, I ` y ;;I. III, 'I 11 BEV McIEAN shopping, GC Tra r•. 8='enchmar s Bay, S7,50C i I t !II I�, I 9• 1 Sales Representative minutes from 'cw^ Centre. Wow ' est. Call John ',,illliM�i�� 111;',1 I I ' ,iiia I! � I it ' I � Sales Representative moves you ,r to qual,!'ec pc�shasers. Cal; Bey 8313300 McCarter. 8: '-330C Iiiliillj�li111 it Ili it 8313300 McLean - Dont be late 83'-33CC - Illj�r II ,, �II III A REAL GEM!! FINISHED TOP TO BO ! ll;Ijlll ;Illi! 1 This beautifully decorated home has 3 bdrms., 3 baths, large eat -in kit, cosy Irv. rm. with fp., bright II S11,000 DOWN DETACHED 50X150' LOT din. rm., fin. rec rm. with fireplace + bar, new brdim., Detached brick 3 bdrm. bungalow, eat -in kit, fenced' LOUISE MICALLEF 2 car gar., Interk>cked driveway large deck in yard & u' RON TAMRAZIAN yard, huge full bsmt. with sop. ent. ideal for in-law Saks Representative much more. S188,000. Call Louise Micallet 831- Sales Representative apt. Close to GO and shopping. Won't last $169,900. 8313300 330C. 631-3300 Call Ron Tamrazian, P&Vax First Realty 831-3300. it ff !� I;i I,, +ihlillilj) I, III ; II Ili! Ij I I I I �) i I i 1 i i, I ''" ► ' JUST UNDER HALF ACRE PLUS APARTMENT 4 bdrm. us 2 bdrm. DRESSED TO THE 9s ONLY 5229,900 �. E I ;Illi i!II ' i 1. I,, i a apt Gorgeous mature lot Over 2,200 sq..L pkrs fir rec rm. located in quain Re i i ( Ili ! I 'I Illj with aro. dr., new roof d lamas for only SZt3,900. Pickering Village. This 4 bdrm. home has family size � This home should cary quite easily at loday's rain SHERRY PHiLPS kit and breakfast rm., open circ. stairs, skylight, CA ED WILLIAMSON of only 7.5%. 1 have others with gorgeous country N 0 N E E DSIII 31- bus. Call xp rienc and Broker with first successful 31- Saha Representative and much more. A pleasure to view so telt nowt igy-M Sherry Philips 8313300. years of experience and one of tie first team 831 3300. G U E S Itch CALL RE/MAX FIRST! E li GORGEOUSALL THE Ips a WHISTLES ■ I ALl8RIG1 DETACHED BIMGALOW 8t17AS Only 10% down payment carries for apQraoc $1,100. - 3 bedroom home wdh extra bathroom and JOHN MONQ 5 aPPis, dtie gar., hrdwd. fks., sunken fn. rm., tams! bedrooms in bsmt, 2 bathrooms, updated Sales Representative an. � eat -in kit, cer. firs., 4 -pe. an suite, cent. JANE a GEARY WHITE cabinets and fin. bsmt W/o b 1021211. dock in R t air, prof. fin. bsmt, many upgrades. Take advantage Saks Repraentaliw very priv. 80x112' lot Cal noel Dont waill Jane of the low interest rates. Cap John Moniz 8313300. 831-3300 Gem White 831-3300. r K sem. �r F� ITS NEW a R'S FREEI »r' When - This Sunday & every Sunday! Where Pickering - f=lea Mkt - Brock Rd.! What - A FREE real estate droit! A "CLASS ACT" - FRONT TO BACKI Why - To assist this public with their gwslions about Decorated to a T! Just move in and enl targe bedrooms! Walkout to deck! Manicured gardens! Master bedroom boasts Cos oil Cots BACK ON TO FRENCHMAN'S BAY - $1 N,000 'detached' g NEW - ONLY �� I This 'beau A� 'beauty" sparkles! Featuring an open oak market trends, interest rates, govt', assisted purchase Ply 8 tax rebates. All in a very relaxed a informal environment! For more into, Rosemary Perkins sunken roman tubi ROg ay PERKINS front porch! A super neighborhood is the touch! Call Rosemary Perkins Three good This beauty is a great way to Kstart'I sizedbdr ., 1 1/2 WW sal-iin staircase, stained glass entry,' �ty� from chl Double Dem main Ile cap 831-33Do. Re/Max First Rlly. Ltd. or well see you SMp Repretenud" now - 831-3300. RoNex Fast Really LId atL ��e l tbafthta w/ b into house a 2 1/2 beftl C Rosemary Perki s M X00 deck, promium lot! And a million dolor viewl 831.3300. Ri lMax First RW* Lid. 1 :. . "Alo— . x - .. . ., • ' .:i..A�7Vier •:>w.sa ..;rLG1J4�I+a #Y.,2 , -V li THE IN'EWSADVERTISE1114 WEDS,SFJqVABER 2,1992-11RACE9 '71 THMKSIYOU'RE W0NDI5RfULI' A GREAT STARTER 4L We kKM it - my clients dream home. Terrific potential for first time buyer. Wi SEW 6 BDRM. BACKSPILIT OR 3 BORML BUNG. WELCOME on Sox 100 tL lot 3 badliciorri fami It even has more than we hoped too 1 I have them both & they we located in quiet 11 Ilk I li I WALTER BROWN sized kitchen, quiet location near schools A FIRST CLASS LADY Brpidges, offering 2 baths each,000 Doors,San 74,900 = VALUE Upgraded dot 3 bdrm. buing. rano European Ill & 7 appl huge (36+ It.) rec rm. wAm & A LOT OF "Ill $2",,1111111101 4 big bdrML. 3 baths ind. 4-K master ens., stop really appreciate your calls. Now, for Reduced to $139,900. Ask for Wafter Brown, Ral First Reafty Lid. 831-3300. Was ReprasiaroAvo Ill dishwasher, cent. air & priced fir:7156,0oo to $179.900. Cal Joan Cam" 83114M up oval tub, huge oak kit., sunken fam. rm. wthrick fireplace, beautiful rec rm. features oak NO NEED or%�, beautiful termly -size RICK SERGASON business or a" pApresentad" rac rm., walkout 10 19, deck Cent air tool Can windows. Lots of hrdwdl Super in-law poisiniiiiall 11-0 C" of Anill -It-41A wet bar, cent. * cent Vail & sec. system. Won't last - cal Pick at 8311-3300. A most welcome addition to I; il.l` �IIi��IIII�III' �� GUES the ne)d request - this time I ;;� a home around 2,000 CALL RE/MAX FIRST! FIRST team, Celia brings w sq. ft. with character Something L� her a wealth of real est a little different with a double car garage. Please call ONLY $1611111111111110 BUY AT $163,900 T- knowledge. Celia is a highly LYNDA ELLIOTT me. Thank you, Lynda Elliott, 831. bdrm. Glendale home Shows 1111i private freed t50' lot, upgrades galore, all needs. Don't wail I,50050', Iii respected broker and th to hpantry, huge fenced yard, separate We entrance uge full besemaK ffkw 11111 ad miliential San MIX). Representative CELIA JONES recipient of numerou U 11 Salle Representative M44 1%11. 3300. $-3T.Z; Sales Representative1813300 professional awaill WELCOME FIRST CLASS SERVICE Nancy's back and we're a $7,9% DOWN $1,Y45.69 PER MONTH stronger team for it. A long - It you have a flair for interior decorating then you'll II+II time Pickering resident, Nancy enjoy furnishing and living in this unusual home! it has everything you would ask for but is not one bit i invites her friends and clients LYNDA ELLIOTT 'ordinary. 3 bdrm., large kit, very big yard. Someone to give her a call. Welcome Sales Representative is bound to love this. Are you the one? To hear and II IBroker DER NANCY POUNDER home Nancy. 831appj.y 931-3300 , I, i � �I � ;,:, :;, �II jll� II��I� III,I�I I��ii►�I� - � I i FIRST QUALITY - FOX HOLLOW! Sena Bros. built home .2c fit. mr,. flr. fam rm 16 JOHN BODDY 'SCOTCHBROOK- $224,900 NANCY POUNDER sep. din. rm., 25 ft mstr. bdrm 26 ft. kit. Pius skyligh over solid oak s*ars. Wood !nn almost 2,800 sq. ft. IIIIII�IBRIAN O'DONOGHUE Seaut:fuily der-crateC -i:-e uograded broadloorr arc w,:rer. Broker Call Nancy 831-3300 Sales Representative ,)crr, with cathedral se 3S*21 er S_ -lore. 831-3300 arc a;l Briar SEPARATE IWLAN SUITE c .1 LEE BYER & It a salt -contained inAaw suite and parlung for 4 car sounds good to you, read the rest Totally rend.kit RON GORDON W)AT" Ill %A 31l Detached 3 bdrm- in excellent cored., n ;dvl BRUCE MIDDLETON Sales Representatives;it oak cabinets & a pantry, fireplace and now prdlmi Close to transit, shopping & the lake. Call Lee Byer I i Broker wndows, hardwood 111clors. 4NI01 tL iot. supier s=er home. Cal Ron Gordon, 83 _3300 or III; r HAVE YOU RECEIVED A COPY OF MY NEWSPAPER, I+� I "PICKERIM11113 HOMES" YET? ... ... illy'' I IF NOT, GIVE MEA CALL.4 I IN THE HEART OF SCARBORO!,yl luI I I'D LOVE TO HEAR FROM For $177,500 this immaculate home is a delightf walk to TTC, ShOPS & schools. Beautifully appoin I YOU. bungalow with many upgrades and a fimshe T WENDYCORTURILLO WENDY CORTURILLO - 831- JACQUELINE ROUTH Assoc. Broker ue basement Just wait till you see the P, cturesque too! Sound like home) Well call today to view- Sales Representative 3300 $31 -M Jacqueline Routh, Assoc. Broker, 831-3WC. C II III IIIIII A li A GREAT STARTER I1 Ibungalow Terrific potential for first time buyer. Wi SEW 6 BDRM. BACKSPILIT OR 3 BORML BUNG. on Sox 100 tL lot 3 badliciorri fami I have them both & they we located in quiet I li I WALTER BROWN sized kitchen, quiet location near schools JOAN CAMPBELL Brpidges, offering 2 baths each,000 Doors,San 74,900 = VALUE Upgraded dot 3 bdrm. buing. rano European Ill & 7 appl huge (36+ It.) rec rm. wAm & A LOT OF "Ill $2",,1111111101 4 big bdrML. 3 baths ind. 4-K master ens., stop R*presentafive Reduced to $139,900. Ask for Wafter Brown, Ral First Reafty Lid. 831-3300. Was ReprasiaroAvo Ill dishwasher, cent. air & priced fir:7156,0oo to $179.900. Cal Joan Cam" 83114M up oval tub, huge oak kit., sunken fam. rm. wthrick fireplace, beautiful rec rm. features oak NO NEED or%�, beautiful termly -size RICK SERGASON business or a" pApresentad" rac rm., walkout 10 19, deck Cent air tool Can windows. Lots of hrdwdl Super in-law poisiniiiiall 11-0 C" of Anill -It-41A wet bar, cent. * cent Vail & sec. system. Won't last - cal Pick at 8311-3300. overlooks Ill rm. w/cadWral ceikV. Cent air dr vac! Now wood trim glare. Cal Rick at 8311-3301 I; il.l` �IIi��IIII�III' �� GUES CALL RE/MAX FIRST! GDAGEON "YRIDGES am"LOW ONLY $1611111111111110 BUY AT $163,900 T- 3 bdrm. detached brick bungalow on large 3 bedrooms, " oa* kitchen with bdrm. Glendale home Shows 1111i private freed t50' lot, upgrades galore, all needs. Don't wail I,50050', Iii JOHN MONIIIZ to hpantry, huge fenced yard, separate We entrance uge full besemaK ffkw 11111 ad miliential KORA BATH applianioll 10 Wt your Majo-lin too " on this gem. Contact Nom B& 831 - Representative 6% down, carries Eke rent Moriz TM Salle Representative M44 1%11. 3300. Owu Li ALL BRICK WITH Ali 415111111,0001 3 bdrm., lot an quiet cm. Big 74,900 = VALUE Upgraded dot 3 bdrm. buing. rano European Ill & 7 appl huge (36+ It.) rec rm. wAm & A LOT OF "Ill $2",,1111111101 4 big bdrML. 3 baths ind. 4-K master ens., stop ALOTOFLOYT LOTS MOREIS11111111,001111 5 1" sidesplit on 1/4 acre pis lot! Upgraded li kit Detached premium window n- hit kill. office on main floor for b woodislil 2 baths, newer Lwmx furn. & cent al cent. vac., 200 amp. service, thermal up oval tub, huge oak kit., sunken fam. rm. wthrick fireplace, beautiful rec rm. features oak open concel 4 bdrms.. 3 baths, big while overlooks lam. rm., tp. & il to dock. Din. rm. or%�, beautiful termly -size RICK SERGASON business or a" pApresentad" rac rm., walkout 10 19, deck Cent air tool Can windows. Lots of hrdwdl Super in-law poisiniiiiall 11-0 C" of Anill -It-41A wet bar, cent. * cent Vail & sec. system. Won't last - cal Pick at 8311-3300. overlooks Ill rm. w/cadWral ceikV. Cent air dr vac! Now wood trim glare. Cal Rick at 8311-3301 Owu 'F�csC beam• i 1 u 41 name of the company is Re/Max First « 10 years in the mal estate business. run won't be readily apparent to clients. "As Realty Ltd, and its principal shareholders "The strength of our company is in the far as the public is concerned, everything is n, t'x ;+want to live up to that name. ;people who work here," says Gordon. "Our business as usual," he says, adding the results "We are the highest producing office in the goal is to have the best managed real estate swill speak for themselves, " 4. 'ckering area,says Brian O'Donoghue, •tiOfflOe In the area." 4 _ To help attain the highest possible results, 0 we intend to beep it that way." .That may sound egocentric, but To First Real itelMax First Realty, located at 1450 -O'DonoghuerY w with state of explains that an office must be ;the art computer systems which help track gston Rd. in Pickering, was recently -,efficiently run in odder to provide top service prices and sales throughout the ares. Mooiz a franchise and has an experienced •to the Community. �� says that coupling P 8 that system with "some 4 distinguished team of real estate v, -,rhe four of as decided to pickup the tx+eative ideasit Y P�v� the very best in franchise to give Atectioe and ' " wmew 9 '� c�a senripe„ Principal Ron GO 11100,John MOmz, Ed `� avid " he saye1:i1Ce Wall the -tents working III the "If we want tO st" Above the p,�gtn ,s. `�prvviog servioe to s&r�s O'Donoghue adds. "we haute a bring over 50 yewof conecave >taulates into better smvice to clienat' may one sftp in theindustry to o(�the #][ Pm of the new dkwdm is 'Ley ' see all true professionals and they with an re' . =Xo cats c�gax` t Really oroe ',�� y earned their position as the tap -iefl�ects tLc 9$► see the T office in Pic kWimg, - PAY ` `-"-' � real estate "said P�uvides• Ontario -Atlantic Canada chairnurwn"Wre Laid round tsb►k fissions and lzleer when �v Po announcing the egulat briefings on nen► develapa�eats y t L Y R _ -,i: ' finance, madoaing and other aspects of the was prr; . - : of ReiMa7C viously part t�ness b�C we -know how i�fprtant it is Realty. The 39 sake WF kap abeem oftand saw iamb ft/ Max Fnat Realty are my (in ft • - � n I' r +th 1he Piee uea tri the, any �i-_... rpYIZ•. ... ��'- . .e .r'.!,i►"a'i. '"t Z. dh:KW..44,40-.rr4'"xE 93 rp MOM SAID: BETTER LOOK AT THE HOUSE Dad said: Listen to your mom, this home has greenhouse kitchen, family room, fireplace, three bedrooms and a double garage! Don't delay call today. Diane Bromley $197,800. Thanks. -�- E BEAUTFUL Bl1NGAL This is ttw only bungalow available in Westray Heghts, Ajax. This low maintenance home is fully ;THATCHWIEUR GERRY detached, al brick and features; a super rec room, 2 + Sales RepneeMdiw 1 bedrooms, 2 baths & more. Beautfully priced at �< x I _ $157,100 CLAR4RY SEEKS : Detached ' Perks start All bridr ' 3 bedrooms " Lardscaped Sala Repneentativs LIVE BETTER FOR LESS Pickering raised bungalow with in-law quarters, mn. level has 2 bdrms. & 1 4 - pc. bath, sep. ent to bright 2 bdrm. in-law suite, carries for less than rent In-laws or income? Let me show you. Call Biu Holmes 683.1861. r Y. TD. Featured This Week... SIMPLY STUNNING $208,000 4 bedroom executive all brick - - home. Landscaped front and back, interlocking walkway, moonray lighting, enclosed -' porch, spacious entry. Decorated ,rz neutrally throughout with main floor family room, bells and LWM Sea � ,v* whistles, simply move in and Call Larry Seens 683- 1nnjo1. E.IRIIE'HOME APPRAISAL MARKET ANALYSIS) §§3-1861 VIKKI LeDEZ Assoc. Broker The first Dare for the landscapng, elegant decor & decorating. The second time for the practical flow or main floor family room, kitchen & living -dining rooms. ___ -- . NO FUZZ ON THIS PEACH Of a harp, Just move into this bea ft4 deco BEVERLEY COWNGTON3 bedroom home. Features a family room, rec Saba ReprssenWvs extra bath and is steps to school, park, lake & s 6634061 $163,500. Call Beverley Collington at 683.1861. Sala U3-1Rspresentstive n-_W,4rr PAUL DAY Sate ReonsMhawe QUIET MATURE AREA! Lovely private court, 4 bedrooms! 3 baths! Main floo family room with fireplace! Main floor laundry wit walkout to garage and side yard. Large greenhouse kitchen with walkout to deck. Great size lot CENTRAL AIR! MORE! Only $215,900. Cal Charmaine McLaren, 683-1861. JUST LISTED AND SOLD Detached raised brick bungalow, 3+1 bedrooms, 1 4 -pc. & 1 3 -pc. washroom, gorgeous landscaping. This property sold in 2 weeks for 94% of asking price. For similar results call Paul Day, 683-1861. , :,�dlKi'6 ii l WS A>nvlEft't13>dt; l�iBtl�; � ; iii9= 0GH_R1WR/1WH1T1y THIS WEEK i LABOUR IDRY IDERIDLINEGI Wednesday, Sept. 9th Oshawa This Week (Copy) Thurs., Sept. 3rd - Noon (Pics) Thurs., Sept. 3rd - Noon Wednesday, Sept. 9th Ajax News Advertiser (Copy) Wed., Sept. 2nd - Noon (Pics) Wed., Sept. 2nd - Noon FRONT PAGES (Pic order) Tues., Sept. 1st - Noon (Copy) Wed., Sept. 2nd - Noon REALTY WORLD,. MEMBER BROKER PGPES '��L COUNTRY LIVING MINUTES TO CITY CONVENIENCE 2,400 sq. ft custom-built bungalow, 4 bdrms., 4 bathnms., whirlpool tub, eat -in kitchen, buift-n appliances, finished rec room. Peter Tietze' 831.6000. JOHN HARRON Salve Representat so** $99,900 BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME Solve your rental problems by building your own home to suit your needs. Large 61x157 ft lot in area of custom-built homes. Call John Harron' 831.6000. IXWT tiSS THIS ONE sized lot with three bedroom bungalow, totally td from top to bottom. Just move right in. Sharon HARVEY C. BROWN saiss Rweandab" Ron Cra The Golfer's Choice CANADA TRUST REALTY "WHERE THERE'S _. A WILL... " * THERE'S A WAY" �` '•� 4`�tt ' •f o .w tt��1l; � ,: • �� r 420=4200'--.. RON AM sales Representative t FOREH FALL IS APPROACHING. SO LETS TEE IT FCANI UP NOW. TAKE YOUR MYRTLE BEACH TM GOLF VACATION WHEN YOU LIST STREET TOWNHOUSE - PICKERING Located In a pnme Pickering location lust off Whiles, - - Rd., this gorgeous freehold townhouse offers over, "POWER OF SALE" AJAX 1,450 sq. ft. of luxury living space As you enter - This 3 bdrm. semi is under 'Power of Sale' and it through the elegant stained glass double entry doors, shows greats Only 2 yrs. new this home has a lot to you are greeted with a beautiful circular oak staircase, offer from the traditional veranda entry right on and large ceramic foyer. The large windows and! through it feels good. The large family -size kitchen spacious open concept design make this home a, has a walkout to the large pie -shaped yard. The rose pleasure dust to walk through. The home has 3 large tone carpets also add a nice touch. There is a bedrooms with a 3 pc. en suite in the master. Being spacious 2nd fir. fam. room, three good size an end unit the extra large lot is a nice bonus. Now, bedrooms with a master en suite bath. The central air listed at $169,900. Call Ron for your personal tour oft cond. is lust one more bonus at $165,000. this home. Realty World East REAL ESTATE LTD. 1099 Kingston Rd., (Furniture Mall) "Associate Broker' Sales Representative 80 ft front, 2 storey home with 2 lower apartments. 1 upper M" apt, main floor has 3 bdnms., large sun room in rear. Secluded in Rouge Valley area Call Connie Dennis' 831- " WM FIRE YOUR LANDLORD! BE YOUR OWN BOSS 4 bedrooms, family kitchen, w/o from living room to lenge deck & private garden. 3 washrooms, finished rec room with wet bar. Carries Eike rent. Call Suzan Winch* 831-6M. RON i JAN WHALEN Associate Brokers ATTENTION INVESTORS!! Brick Property with annual income of $20,700, $30,000 down yields 12% rah m. Ron 6 Jan Whalen- 831 000 or 42t14M. $181,900 THE PRICE IS RIGHT! Put down roots in this fabulous jr. executive home, iarge eat -,n kitchen, finished basement prof. landscaped, central vacuum, close to 831-6000, Ajax 428-6000 2 KITCHENS SPACED OUT! Big rooms add to the varus of this sizable raised bungalow. Vlfalkout from in- law apartment to secluded 50x:200 tL matured lot Call JOHN HARRON schools. Call John Harron* DON DENNIS Don Dennis' 831-o000. Sales Representative 831-6000. Sales Representative FIRST TIME BUYERS!! NOMINATED FOR AN OSCAR! $5,000 down moves you in to a 3 bedroom home with Well it should be! This superb bungalow is a showstopperi master sitting room, 149' lot, deck, built-in dishwasher, Located on a park. Double garage. Award yourself by mirrored door +++. Linda Corbitt* 831-6000. seeing a classic! Steve Cooper' 831-6000. ...............-..c - a 1 rs,sw SO VERY Approx.1AW sq. ft, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, main Moor family Imriti! I room, fireplace, florida caging, pantry, french doors, bay ng rresistible! Stunningl and best of all AVAILABLE wutdow. Cenbd vac-, large lot, etc., etc. Gedg Walker' 831- NOW, Custom-built home finished top -to -bottom with 6000• eyebrow raising decor. Call Don Dennis' 831.6000. POWER OF SALE Gorge:,us 2 bedroom condo .. approx. 945 sq. ft., pool, sauna, whirlpool, exercise -- room, parking spot Inspect — with Harvey C. Brown* 831- PRICED TO SELL! 6000. NOBODY GETS A SMALL BEDROOM!!! Spacious 3 bedroom home on quiet cres. Kitchen is bright ...and as a bonus you get a family room with fireplace, 6 modem with built-in dishwasher, Call Michele Kennedy' finished basement with double garage central air and vac. and a 15011 lot! Grant pot � & dry ber. Won, last location Call Stave Cooper e31 6000. long for more information at 8314000. Custom-built 4 bedroom home PRIVATE uoctbng detailsWin call Suzan ch' 831.800b0.10-botlom. For ' � e. i.M(,. ..lL'...V .._-.+y-...�ic'.��' i�y�-„y'��. .Ati.-r-�4d...n..,.IR.rV„@�,. l;l•,iylTfitiit'~ir'�i .1 �'1 • 1450 Kingston Rd. 100 Westney Rd. AW Pickering 420-4200 Ajax 427-4771 am MARGOTJOHNSON Wa Tnist fflIWPS -Walty PICKERING MANAGER Canada Trust Realty Inc. Realtor DEBORAH FOLKES AJAX MANAGER ensured that we understood the entire HUGE LOT 96 X 600 FEET off COUNTRY LMNG IN TOWN Custom raised bungalow,circular drive, excellent; process of selling and bu�nW, from law potential, 2 s, 3 4 -piece washrooms ROBERTmature area, double attached garage, minutes t in fair market value*$$ to making IV a GORDO401. For more information call Robert Gordon–d2 determing ego 0 _7 T� decisionson housing specitications��'� ds." suitable for our nee COUNTRY LIVING IN TOWN 86 x 202 ft. lot, all brick, 4 -level baCKSPlit. Custom guilt 4 bedrooms, large family room, country kitchen ROSE GO ;5 x 30 Gunite neared pool. For more details cal LEI 19 4L PRIDE OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD - $165,900 South A4ax surrier as oeer artf,.ily firished *ro- roc *o botlorr. including tsmi., ec room with hardwood LAURA "cors & extra bedroom, 1. 11/2 baths, extra large andscared ot, ancve-ground Dodi -0—' Laura NOW* Kathrvn and Mvid AZ17, wanted us to know how pleased they were with the seTN' cc Provided b'v Canada Trust Realt,, salespeople. EASTBANK ON THE PARK! finanLial need, MOrtila2cs. lt,,ns.sav . me and MIS lovety 4 -dr-. Ar-' ber;aa ^as -rin'lr. Farr. T. 3 'aUndry. PUS 3 a -7e -&^ -r. in basement Ac appreciate the feedback. Fich Canada I funds. \1&-�ter(ard DORIS �,i to A:-cerlea Far. --ea! 'or the active on tries his or her best to chLquine jX0un1S- mu w Basics Trust Realty salesperson he, and .1( 1, real and rno". (),,, -,Z4) fimiincial brant: provide that special human touch It) each home - sale or purchase estate brancho across Canada- 7 rhe little things that are imr-lrlJnl to %ou art: The Best Real Estate Senic'll 1" ', 1 Imp,orla-t to us. Things 11kc leu be Iftc II %Wla re K ,10 r t, lies Orsell most n III, Listening It, \0u ahome and vou %%ant attentive. knoxiedgable M }'our real • t-nderslandine \our needs and %ants sen ice. Iry us. we're eager it) ea CUTFVE HOME IN PRIME PICKEAIING • Returning %0ur'Pho" calls IS promptl,y estate business and invite �Ou to t:xPenence the LOCATION - M9,900 ice Fabulous Mcme (approx. 2,700 sr.. ft). Boasts SSSSS I, ?TO\ Iding full time dttentl\eser\ Canada Trust Realty difference. • in upgrades;' Ssr"l. oar completion. 2 Vplaces, well Helping %Ou make the right decision a,: satisfied as - vs., oak firs., custom 'Aork fulltime at haeme �ou whirlpool, antique :tur.n , you vi, JANICE moldings, interlocx .rrve, raster retreat or 51h bdrm. %&Rs GARNETr C-Idl lanJQQ GArngtf 42042W Trusted By K? thr\ n and David k& Let us ho% lis also nice 10 kno% \he're part of the Canada \,.e*re, trusted for service Trust family. one of the nation's largest financial and respected for results. rw institutions . . Millions of Canadians put their trust in Canada Trust evervdav for all their GREAT AREA, GREff PRICE! Only 5153,900 for this bright spacious, freehold street home. Finished bsmt. with dry bar and private landscaped yard make this arat familly III walk NANCY — Y to schools, park, Pickering own Contra. Contact unr", 420-4" ABSOLUTELY UNBELIEVABLE - $139,900 1,600 plus sq. fL. 3 bedrooms, 2 4 -piece bathrooms W Main floor laundry or family room or 4th bedroom. SHOWPIECE! $1 Willi Living room has lovely hardwood floors and french Brick, 3 bedroom home. Huge 20x20' family room Tastefully decorated with w/o from dining room to doors. Separate dining room. Large family size plus fireplace. 4 bay Windows, double car garage dark and fully fenced lot 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Plus GYNEITE kitchen. Detached garage. Won't last Cal Ginefte JOHN Separate entrance to basement roe room. Smok dishwasher and cent air. Call Mary Wright* at 428- rairighWi- Ivw A77.A771 rec 427 -MM FORD` and Dot tee! Call John Crawford* at 427-4771. WROW START SMART - ONLY 4 spacious bedrooms. r Hardwood floors. Separate BE NATURE'S NEIGIf80R entrance to immaculate rec X. 2,= SOIL FT. - S219,900Enjoy the sessions from this custom-built country room with fireplace. Call 4 bedrooms, all brick. fabulous spiral staircase, home offering three bedrooms, original log cabin Deborah Armstrong* at 427- formal dining room, formal living room main floor family room, modern kitchen. An exquisft waterfront 4771 or 937-1599 laundry, Located walking distancip to tence to amenities. home, excellent swimming, boating on Trent System, NORICIA Hilltop view. Home shows extremely well For more tennis court hot bib mom, wet slip boathouse with BAMBIRIDGES information cal Noficia BwnbdW at 427-4771. (24 KUM Wing quarters. Great for entertaining, $474,900. Cal BEATTY* at A27-477 1. TRUSTED FOR SERVICE RESPECTED FOR RESULTS "Associate Broker Sales Representative 4 1 &boa W T 1. t -;V 'It L 7 - 4.wl r�►ca ��'rx��ws rw�. Wim• �; i� . �. Your Home Improvement and Renovation Show THE METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE (401 Broek Road) Friday, September 18 -noon tu 91jeffle Saturdnv, September 19 - 10a.m, til ip.m. Sunday, September 20 - 10a.m. tilP5.m. A T)A 41SSION Friday is SENIORS DAY Adults $5.0(1 Seniors $3.00 III FamilyPass 1 �for info - (416}620-9524$ 2,00 _ Oshawa Alufflickering �._ Whitby iSWeeQ� 4i'' . S11'elR's�• O w ... �i`',• �i .K 'ryF,MY'"pt. �a a1 • w`.rn}A ra.��.. . .. � � ., ... ..,- . ,. .. �. V., .. .. + t sac �.Au9�,h.��•�y�,rav;.��yt+la74eTn7w� :w: �. � ,.., _,. .. _ ...«...• .�..«..�.. ..,,•�.,,W., }�` .. .... . .. �. ,r. .ry ..�.: n.t�nin, w w•iwY«. � -� « .....,-�u-,.,s �YsC�!W-i.�:,M :il.Yi'r.r:�+rw�1..��'T �—tjJu'�N��+� .�t�� House -Hunting Checklist Today, more and more Canadians are taking advantage of plummeting interest rates and more affordable housing prices to become homeowners for the fust time. 1(owever, many first-time buyers find it confusing to try and remember various details for the homes they've viewed; after a while, details can become hopelessly jumbled together as they strive to zero in on the home of their choice. While it's a good idea to view any home you're really interested in more than once, you can save yourself a lot of time by making a comprehensive checklist of homes you like as you go through them. That way, you don't have to do a lot of backtracking; the data is at your fingertips, and you can ask much more specific questions during your second viewing. Carry a clipboard and several sheets of paper with you when looking at homes. You may want to make up a detailed checklist ahead of time, or merely take notes as you go along. And if you have questions, ask the REALTOR. Start With Exterior To start with, jot down the address of the home, the asking price, annual property taxes, mortgage terms and zoning restrictions. Then take notes on the home's exterior, including the lot size and shape and the position of the home on the lot. Also ,,tipulate whether it has a private or shared driveway, attached or detached garage and lot down a few words about the general condition of the home, driveway and front yard. I:or instance, is it a large or small lo(.' Is it nicely landscaped or overgrown' ELEGANCE AND SUV! $269,900. Gorgeous 2,950 sq. ft. home boasts main floor den, marble & hardwood flrs., nearly fin. bsmL, cent. air & vac. & much more. Area of fine homes. Heather Cullen' 683-1790. AFFORDABLE GLENDALE is. t $175,900. Super clean " ¢ semi on quiet court. AN venetian & verticals, fp., parquet firs., walk to all schools, 3 bdrm., 1 4 -pc., 1 2 -pc. baths. New roof 1991. Call Sylvia Kyle' - - 683-1790. CLAREMONT NORTH BUNGALOW Country estate. 3 + 1 bdrm., eat4n kit., din. rm., full bsmt., rec rm. w/o to patio and pool. Backs to crown land and nature trallS. Must view to appreciate. 683-1790. Call Bill Jordan'. $249,900. UNBELIEVABLE COIDOI LUXURY CONDO LNNG :124,900. 5 mo. new, marble foyer, 40 oz. brdim., upgraded oak M. cab., huge master, 1 4 -pc. & 1 5 -pc. baths, den or 2nd bdrm., indoor pool, sauna +++. Call Tom Will it require a lot of maintenance? Also not whether the home is detached or semi-detached, the number of storeys it has, and describe the siding -- whether it's brick, brick veneer, wood, aluminum or a combination of these materials. One of the most important items to take notes on is the roof. Many people overlook this when viewing a home; they focus entirely on the interior and forget to scrutinize the exterior. Check the type, condition and age of the roof and note any recent repairs. Also take a close look at the eavestroughs and downspouts. Note their condition and whether any repairs or upgrades have been made. It's also a good idea to walk around the exterior of the home to check the type of foundation it has, whether it's raised well above ground and if there are any visible cracks. Interior Checklist When viewing the interior, pay close attention to details. If the home is a duplex or semi-detached, check with the REALTVR to see if there is any soundproofing between shared walls. Also pay attention to the general condition of the home's interior -- does it kook well - cared for, or is it obvious that it's been neglected'? When you come to the heart of the home -- the kitchen -- note the general size and decor and w . _:.her it has an eat -in area. Is there adequate space for cooking and food preparation'? Is there enough cupboard space? Take a good look at the sink, countertops and floor and find out if the appliances are being sold with the home. J6 00.rryy__�� r-- THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., SEPIE11�BElt k�M"Is.'IMC-tIs.,- The next room to check is the dining room. Note whether it is separate from and close to the kitchen. If there is a chandelier, is it being sold with the house? When viewing the living room, note the size, condition of the floor or carpet and whether there is a fireplace. Jot down the number of windows and their sizes and note any window coverings that are being sold with the house. Take similar notes for the family room, if there is one, and note whether it's adjacent to the kitchen. When viewing the bedrooms, note their respective sizes, color schemes and the amount of closet space they provide. Will there be enough room for a home office or hobby work area or is this a priority? Take extensive notes on the bathrooms as well, including their size, floor condition, colors, fixtures and water pressure (turn on faucets and flush toilets to check). Basement The basement is the next major interior area to check. Note whether it is full or partial, finished or unfinished and whether there is adequate head room. Also look for signs of moisture such as water marks, peeling paint and possible mildew. As well, look for cricks in the walls or flexors and examine all storage and utility areas. Check to see if the washer and dryer are being sold with the house. Renovations and Repairs If renovations have been clone, check to see whether they were carried out by the PICKERING _ AJAX 1970 BROCK RD.ROYAL LJEFAGE == 235 BAYLY ST. W. 683-1790_;= 427-6522 t Sales Representative" Associate Broker IN-LAW APARTMENT $172,900. Lovely bung. wlexcellent apt. with separate entrance Walk to -GO' station and Town Centre. Appliances, gas fireplace, extra parking. Jill Smith' 683-1790. FDX HOLLOW EXEMM 2,674 sq. ft Bramalea built 4 bdrm., $269,900. 2 man'.. 4 -pc. & 1 2 -pc. baths, mn. fir. fam. & laundry rms. Super Igo. kit., verticals, I venetian. Lots of extras. Dble. drive ent Calc Sylvia Kyle', 6831790. PRICED TO SELL! :229,900. Huge country lot with beautiful view, solid, 3 level brick bung., very private on cul-de-sac, 4 bdrms. & fam. rm., 8 114% financing, over 1/4 acre. Call Tom Bozanis' 683-1790. BRIDLEWOOD $204.800. Spotless home prime loc., backs on to oark. 3 bd".. w'o to garden yard, neural decorwalk to rral, TTC. apprs. included. 401 •'DVP nearby. Call Scott McCormack' 683-1790 LOT! $367,900. Executive home boasts mn. fir library & tam. rms. Large rec rm. almost complete. Prime location in area of fine homes. Call for complete Inst of upgrades. Kathryn SWIM ALL YEAR LONG! $224,500. Wonderful heated indoor pool complements this top quality, 2,800 sq. ft. custom-built home on a half -acre lot! Won't last! Brenda Clyde' 427-66M vendor or a professional contractor. Also ask to see receipts for any recent repairs to the electrical or plumbing systems. Some other things you should check into are the sewer system, heating type and air conditioning system. Also inquire about the hot water heater (leased, owned, gas or electric), the number of gallons it holds and its efficiency and age. Check to see what types of insulation is in the home and ask to see copies of recent utility bills. Also determine whether the home has cable or aerial television service and whether the number of electrical outlets is adequate. Other Notable Features Other things you'll want to check for is the proximity of the home to schools, city services (such as firehalls, police stations and hospitals), doctors, dentists, groceries and pharmacies, banks, playgrounds, parks, day care and recreation centres. Accessibility to public transportation and proximity to major roads and highways are other important factors to keep in mind. You'll be surprised at how well this checklist helps you recall details. However, it's important to keep in mind that this checklist helps you recall details. However, it's important to keep in mind that this checklist is by no means a substitute for a thorough, professional home inspection. :More checklist tips and information can be found in the Ontario Real Estate Assoc iaLion's book "flow to Buy Your First llomc" For a tree copy of this 12R - pare publication, call 1-81111-563-110NIE. I PRICE SLASHED" 5259.900 -T-e 6r --ar a- - Sa-=;ry•s -nos, elega^• exec 1,or a :n oresngous i aKes.de area Stunr;rg erg din. r^ & c.t Wan; to ]row more? Cad W oma I Tsnner' 427-6522 FABULOUS FOX HOLLOW S'87.900. Imagine a quiet court & pnvate lot. Beautifully decorated home boasts 3 bdrms.. 2 4 -pc. baths & fin. bsmt. Move -in condition Call Wilma Tanner' 427-6522. $214,900. This all brick spacious 4 bdrm. offers, 2,260 sq. ft. + fin. bsmt with wet bar, tam. sized kit with walkout, cent. air, cent. vac. & much more. Please call David Mdntyre' 427.6522. $193,900. Wonderful S. Ajax street Ideal for young 'a families. Walk to lake, schools, features pie lot, 4 car driveway, 3 good sized bdrms. & separate _ entrance to basement Cal row! Wilma Tanner' 427- 6522- Q%M WAA FOX HOLLOW BEAUTY ` FIRST TIME BUYERS IMM n IAT - — "��'�— :215,900. Here its'. p $158,900. 3 bdrm. 2 I IWACULATE , ~ "TO SEE IS TO BUY' 1 $177,900. Great location. $174,900. 3+2 bdrm. drawn hone. While picket of a storey dot. brick and Ouiet street close to ` bung., att gar 2 kits., pool fence, indudes 2,040 sq. alum., walkout bsmt., schools, fin. top to bottom inground. Beautiful area of N. Main fir, tam, & laundry fenced yard, tastefully _ with CAC and lots of S. Ajax. This home is M ' ' rms. Super fn. bsmt, high decorated m neutral extras. Lovely 2 tiered priced for quick sale, targe off. fum., air, large kit., shades. Good area. Call deck & fenced yard. To lot in mature area. Nat pantry, deck, porch end. b view. Barbera lfadrea' inspect thisbeauty. Linda Skxobie' 4276522 I I I l l l l li !Ili. l III y�• 683-1790. �+rrr i„„a, K 683 1790. - _ Lyon CAREFUL • ITS LOADED! $174,900. New kit., solid bleached oak, new cushion firs., upgraded brdlm., heated inground Pool, decks front & back, fenced. Popular Glendale area. Jill Smith' 683.1790. TOP OF PK:KERING $167,500. Newer 3 bdrm. walkout from bsmt., attached gar., spotless condition. What a buy! Cal May Hal' 6831790. PRIME PICKERING AREA $149,900. See for yourself this pretty 3 bdrm. home with fab. fin, bsmt. enhanced by rich oak & handsome stone fp. Renovated kit. & baths. Wilma Tanner' 427-6522. $40,000 KITCHEN! $244,900. A 'Touch of Class'. Elegant 4 bdrm. home features custom crown moldings, trench drs., accent lighting & buitt- in applis. Delightful decor. Super S. Ajax near lake. See -sigh-& buv! Wilma . + PAGE 1478E NEVYS ADVERTISER. MD314 SEM M U 26 tt9l2 .1 428-2121 $119,900 BY THE LAKE! Enjoy kotury condo living in S. Ajax, backs on to the bay. This 1 bdrm. beauty Wen suite laund, undergroundparking, cent. air and tp. Is a must to see Call Robert Sixsmlh 428-2121. O2 NEED HELP!! This Ige 3 bdrm, home has it all with 2 fps , mn. fir. fam. mu huge yard, decks, dble. gar, and a full in-law apt. with sep. -- entrance. Excellent value Of $199,900 Call Ed Mateo 428-2121. NEAR SCHOOLS" -reenpark home, al brick I ,v�!i fam rm big enough for all your family to really live it up in! Agent to assist with low finarring, Asking $199.900 Call Mila Rozenbeig 428- 2121. ^^� 4 NATURE HAS PROVIDED! Wooded area surround- ,ig this lovely der home in the heart of Pickering. 50 x 300' let creek. birds. trees, walk to schools. Priced at $198.888. Call Vaino Lame or Flora Waters 428-2121 5 TRULY DIFFERENT" ohn Boddy home with a rte- unique fir plan. Cent air b vac., fp , walk to schools and parks, and backs on to a ravine. AN this for $225,000. Call Flora Waters 428-2121. /'� LUXURY CONDOMINIUM! � This comply teat sauasn racquetball b tams courts 6 indoor:outdoor pool, whrlpoolsauna. etc. 24 h• T J monoored seaurwy b lotsmore Listed at $135.900 Call Mda I %zenberq 428.2121 O+F3lXF3 aFOUCF11 172' 3m: -)ground pool on Ige or. '^s unique 4 bdrm home as everything Huge eat - in rut w1skytight, mn flr fam rm , fp . open -taircase to bsmt secur - s system 3 much more !Nana Javor 426-2121 O 6 99% FINANCING AVAILABLE! �Dac*us all brick fam. icme Ige mn fir fam r" 3 baths front ve•anda d full fenced ba :k yard.. art gar On $164.800 Call Sandra Page 428-2121. OLOCATION PLUS Charm A value s what VOL get in this prestigious Pickering Village home Lots of trees situated on _- a 66 x 165' let. Asking - - - $173,921. Call Flora Waters or Vaino Laine at 426-2121. 10 MUST TSEE!! Lge.4 bdrm. faa mily home -A, on a beautifully landscaped lot, grape arbaar, plum d apricot trees, waterfall, elk. Don't wart, call today. Asking $182,900. Cao 426-2121. 11 TRY 5% DOW Enjoy a tenific view our private ba;J0nI resh, bright con bdmds. + den, 5 sparkling appliances. $112,000. Cal M Jones at 426-2121. TREES! TREE81 TREESI Anda ravine + 3 bd n. , dot burp low with fn. bsmt. in mature Woo Shore area, walk to schools and parks, shopping d GO tan. Ful price $174,900. Cal Rick Briscoe 428-2121. 25 adzes, 2,800 sq. it Victorian reproduction. Wok 10 eking. Priced at M. A must to an. on Green 428- 2121. Ginwir. 2L BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. Members of both the Toronto & Oshawa M.L.S. Systems PICKERING & AJAX 839-2121 WHITBY & OSHAWA 428-2121 Each office is independently owned and operated NO QUESTION ABOUT IT."' Ar �r LINDA CLARKE• MARIA JAVOR' DENNIS MORGAN* FLORAWATE JZ PEOVSKI' RICHARD 1MacLEAN' W_�21L,APMAN' < - ERV ROBERT SIXSMITH- DICK BRISCOE- F ANNE BRtSCOE" ICE! PAUL GIBEAU• 839-2121 14 ATTENTION FIRSTT1YiE M!!yti " BUYERS .� Solid brick bung., frestily painted, naw ft. in hal kit., hrdwd. firs. in all bdrms., oak cab. in kit, fn. bsmt. with di shower. $166,600. Call Mile Rozenberg at 428.2121. ONE OF A KIND!! 5 bdrm. home on 100 x 165' country lot in picturesque Pick Village, Ige. master bdrm. has en suite rS balcony. Fin, rec rm. wlgas fp. 6 bar, dg pool 3 equip. Asking $239,900. Bill Chapman 16POWER OF SALE $124,000 Beaut. 3 bdrm. townhouse in Pickering. 2 baths, fin. bsmt, end unit with single art. gar. This won't last at this price, so ti calf Robert Sorsmith at 428-2121. ILCLOSE TO LAKE Raised bung. with 2-lawbdrm. insuite, fenced let dble. driveway, across from greenbelt. Asking $134,900. Call Vaino Laine for all the details at 428-2121. _ 19 GLENDALE BEAUTY $175,900 5% down will buy you this lovely home. Feat. 2 fps, fin bsmi , library, + aground pool. 150• deep let. AI the conveniences. Please cal Flora Waters r at 426-2121. Q DEMAND AREA! his 3 bdrm. John Boddy 'Pinebrook' model features a mezzanine tam. rm. and party fin. bsmt. Priced to sell at $194,800. Call Bill ' Thompson at 428-2121. DUTCH CLEAN 21 3 bdrm all brick home with eat -in kit., oak cupboards, built-in a dishwasher. 1 4 -pc. and 2 2-pcbalks, cern air and more. $169,900. Call Dennis Morgan 428- 2121. FIRST TIME BUYERS!! $7,500 down payment, detached 3 bdrm. bungalow, lP. in iv. rm., hardwood firs., eat -in kit, IIggee let. 0* $147,750. Coil Maria Javor 428- 2121. Superb at home, cent air d M. hardwood its. in (oyer, suudken fids rm. d sep. din. run., upstairs den, tin. rec rm. $174,900. Cal Brian Bmoomat 428-2121. 4 burins., all. enlraince, french d1rs., sklfiglM, tan ir. tam. rm., cat at dible. gar, with gar. do opener, tree fried so" and more. Cal Flora Wath at 4&2121. ® Jud boa THs beaulktl home with dbls. 9a(. Accommodate your in. laws in 11te but sule with sep. entrance. Everything for only $178,800. Call Mia Rosrderg at 42/-2121. MHWALOW NI AJAR Del 3 + 2 bdrm- Nome LOOK K LOVEf with 3 41)c.balks, � eal•In IA„ clots. car per, . 0ubbnft 2 t>t 11% 4 ftdM how in taint oortdilion. batted in a bw low. entrance a bemq lost. Ad Tho hone Ms INA t nbeict for cotltlotdbN fnnrq. Priocd at$'a0oA00. CSN Qct$ kill,2led LtEMM 42b 2121. =179,800. CAR Robert a. a 0 428,4121. ' Stlq �NfIfSMf1r "At�OtalMt; d1011tx - _ '" s..r.,. ryr.v++.�.�., ,,,,,, y„ ... ,+!","'_ ... ,-�... , . • ......... r., w+.wr'�daE.f!.�.'t.1--=-•+:i .. i, is 18 MAKE MY DAY! Call now to see this lovely home Bads on to park, super kit., master en suite, fam. rm. w/tp., oversized art. gar, approx. 1.950 sq. ft. AN for only $196,000. Flora Waters at 428.2121. _ 19 GLENDALE BEAUTY $175,900 5% down will buy you this lovely home. Feat. 2 fps, fin bsmi , library, + aground pool. 150• deep let. AI the conveniences. Please cal Flora Waters r at 426-2121. Q DEMAND AREA! his 3 bdrm. John Boddy 'Pinebrook' model features a mezzanine tam. rm. and party fin. bsmt. Priced to sell at $194,800. Call Bill ' Thompson at 428-2121. DUTCH CLEAN 21 3 bdrm all brick home with eat -in kit., oak cupboards, built-in a dishwasher. 1 4 -pc. and 2 2-pcbalks, cern air and more. $169,900. Call Dennis Morgan 428- 2121. FIRST TIME BUYERS!! $7,500 down payment, detached 3 bdrm. bungalow, lP. in iv. rm., hardwood firs., eat -in kit, IIggee let. 0* $147,750. Coil Maria Javor 428- 2121. Superb at home, cent air d M. hardwood its. in (oyer, suudken fids rm. d sep. din. run., upstairs den, tin. rec rm. $174,900. Cal Brian Bmoomat 428-2121. 4 burins., all. enlraince, french d1rs., sklfiglM, tan ir. tam. rm., cat at dible. gar, with gar. do opener, tree fried so" and more. Cal Flora Wath at 4&2121. ® Jud boa THs beaulktl home with dbls. 9a(. Accommodate your in. laws in 11te but sule with sep. entrance. Everything for only $178,800. Call Mia Rosrderg at 42/-2121. MHWALOW NI AJAR Del 3 + 2 bdrm- Nome LOOK K LOVEf with 3 41)c.balks, � eal•In IA„ clots. car per, . 0ubbnft 2 t>t 11% 4 ftdM how in taint oortdilion. batted in a bw low. entrance a bemq lost. Ad Tho hone Ms INA t nbeict for cotltlotdbN fnnrq. Priocd at$'a0oA00. CSN Qct$ kill,2led LtEMM 42b 2121. =179,800. CAR Robert a. a 0 428,4121. ' Stlq �NfIfSMf1r "At�OtalMt; d1011tx - _ '" s..r.,. ryr.v++.�.�., ,,,,,, y„ ... ,+!","'_ ... ,-�... , . • ......... r., w+.wr'�daE.f!.�.'t.1--=-•+:i .. i, is .. BROUQrHT TO YOU BY OSHAWA VVX-XX'3r3l3'W 'VXxXgS 'm*73PES WEST EDITION SEPTEMBER 2, 1992 - PRESS RUN 110,000 SEPTEMBER 8PAGES db AV 7oft"' A Pw 3, 4V OW, 5_1 MISSISSAUGA =-I know every manufacturer gets in their lineup which could go head-to-head with the .from the sketch pad to the roads of Canada very enthusiastic when they introduce a new model and the . .Honda Accord, the Mazda 626 and the Toyota 7-:bnited States. Forsyth said the automaker wanted to into their lineup, but the truth is that this car is the iCunry. -Abuild a car which embodied "space efficiency" and most exciting thing that's happened at Nissan fora -This is a segment in which Nissarihas never had 1. :'with a goal of "big on the inside, small on the out - long time." =a strong entry before," Forsyth said. "Me previous 'side." With those words, Nissan Canada's director of Nissan Stanzas just weren't designed for the North The Altima's exterior marketing Ian Forsyth introduced the Altima — the American market. Their main target markets were dimensions are practically ;-sized, making the car easy to handle and park. Yet, automaker's new entry into the family sedan market. southeast Asia and Europe where they did inside, the Nissan offers more overall front and rear ."The Nissan Altima is a totally new vehicle for -very well indeed." :headroom than the Toyota Carnry or the Honda 1993 and will compete in the largest segment in the ..So, the first order of business was to come up with �Accord. Canadian market," said Forsyth at the recent press 'a car which was pleasing to the North American con- Performwxe' wise, the Nissan Altima more than preview. "This segment has grown in importance 'sumer, both in design styling and performance.`:holds its own against its competitors. The Altima is over the last 10 years and is now the largest chunk of "rbe design targets for the Altima were set very the (automobile) market." _»Q. -powered by a 2.4 -liter twin -cam 16 -valve four cylin- high so that we could deliver a look, feel and a level der engine. This powerplant delivers the highest stan- .7be automaker looked at the figures —approxi- of quality and performance that would not just meet, .,dard horsepower and torque in its class, which matelyone third of vehicle sales in Canada in 1991 but exceed the expectations of consumers in this seg- caused Forsyth to add "we feel we have achieved the fell in this market segment — and realized they �ment," Forsyth stated. -.driving feel and performance of a six cylinder, yet couldn't affQrd to lose ground to their nearest com- -Nissan engineers established a n' umber of design :'-:with the fuel efficiency of a four." ipetitors. They also realized they didn't have a vehicle themes when they about the task of taking the Altima Plo"o see NISSAN on pageO2�4 IP --IfflLDWOOD FORDSSLTDw loop MX Email .THE DEALER THAT GUARANTEES SATISFACTION" SALES WK - TMRL 9 A.Y. - 9 P.Y. FK & SAT 9A.M.-6PA. PAWS A SERVICE DEPT. YON. -THM TAX -$PA. a -N1 � -(BETWEEN Volkif,ES : F4 I N C3 ON HWY. 02) PAGE 2 Wednesdp. September 2.1992 w1EEt3 011.14INI 1 TJW DOCTOR SAYS `YOUR HELP IS ESSENTIAL' AT AN ACCIDENT SCENE Precious moments can If you happen to be first to arrive Dr. Peter Knight. Council on at the scene of an accident, your Road Trauma, suggests even people help may mean the difference € with no first aid training can help between life and death to victims. " It is particularly important to remain on the scene if you were € directly involved in the accident or € witnessed it. First and foremost though, guard your own safety. Turn on your car's € four-way flashers and check care- € fully for other traffic before leaving your car. If you have flares, use them to warn other vehicles of the obstacle. Avoid standing behind. € beside or between other vehicles where you may not be noticed by on -coming traffic. inured victims. Your help is essen- tial." he says. 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See Dealer for detars i PAGE 4 Wednesday, September 2. 1992 WHEELS DURHAM WEST Nissan launches Altima andQ uest Continued from page 1 Prices for the new family sedan will be announced this week, but Forsyth said the automaker will `'slot Altima into the $16,000 to S22.000 range." He also spelled out Nissan's goals for the new car. "Our plan is to double our sales (in the market segment) in the 1993 model vear and then double them again within the next three years following," Forsvth said. "Our goal (for Altima) is to sell 20.000 units per year, or about 25 per cent of our total sales vol- ume. Local Nissan dealers arc excit- ed about the arrival of the ne% sedan. "The attractive feature is that the Altima is going to have more base horsepower than any car in its class," said Keng Fong, president of Kingchurch Nissan in Ajax. The second new model name for Nissan for the 1993 model year is the Quest — a seven -passenger vehicle which compliments the € five -passenger Axxess (pictured on the front page) in the minivan market seement. Quest was designed by Nissan Desisn International in San Diego. en6neered by Nissan Research and Development in Michigan and a«embled b% Ford alongside the Forsyth explained how Nissan designers and engineers developed Quest "from the inside out" to offer passengers maximum com- fort and flexibility of use. In its short history, Quest has already been awarded an award for design from Design International maga- zine — the first automobile to get such reward. The key to Quest is that Nissan wanted the vehicle to have the most car -like driving feel of any minivan available on the market. In accomplishing this. Nissan is powered by the sophisticated 3.0 - litre V6 engine available in the Maxima. The poaerplant puts out The 1993 Nissan Quest offers seating for seven passengers or provides up to 3.25 cubic metres (114.8 cubic feet) of cargo space. BMW goes Touring in North America By JIM ROBINSON Although the wagonback has been part of the BMW lineup in Europe since the 2002 model. it has taken three decades for BMW to bring their idea of what a station- waeon should be to North America. Thee don't call them stationwag- ons in Germany. They call wagons a "touring" as they do in Japan. The new BMW 5 -Series Touring is final- ly being sold here after numbers for minivan sales started to take off, pulling stationwagon sales right along with them. This North American move to a vehicle with more room than a sedan, but with the tide of a car, could be ignored no longer. There is more to the chassis than just adding glass and a tailgate. Unlike certain Japanese wagons with odd -sized and seemingly mis- placed rear quarter glass, the baegri- ty of the character line along the sill of the car is carried through to, and around the tail. The rear gate was two release handles hidden under the licence plate valance panel. One releases only the glass rear window, while the other opens the full rear gate. Recessed into the floor are two train carrying cubby holes filled with things like spare tires and jack- ing equipment. Otherwise the floor is flat with a roller security cover to hid your valuables. I'd estimate there is comparable room in a Taurus wagon which also has round- ed exterior and interior architecture. That means it is larger than a sedan, but don't go thinking it will hold as much "stuff" as a standard minivan. But with 1,450 litres of volume with the two rear seats folded away, carrying capacity is not to be sneezeif at. BMW claims a maxi- mum load of 500 kg or about 1,000 lbs. Permitted roof load is 100 kg. The Touring is only available with the 2.5 -litre inline six -cylinder engine driving through a four -speed automatic transmission with drive to € the rear wheels as is the BMW tradi- tion. Pushing 189 hp thanks to 24 - valve design, it offers a maximum of 181 torques at 4,700 rpm. The engine propels the car along swiftly, but not with the crackling performance one expects from BMW. Weight is one drawback. What's needed is the 3.5 -litre ver- € sion of the inline six, or perhaps the new 3.0 -litre V8 BMW is about to launch in Europe. It's an able per- € former about equal to the 3.8 -litre € Ta wu%Sable. The difference between the Bimmer and the Taurus is found in "feel" and attention to detail. I Somehow, BMW has managed to retain a 50/50 weight distribution between front and rear axles, quite a feat when you're dulling with sever- al hundred pounds of metal which comes with a wagon design- Itshouldbe pointed out 80 per cent of the content of this car has been designed to be recycled. From engine blocks to plastic panels, everything carries a code to help in the recycling effort. As with any BMW, it is in the way the little things are executed which makes the BMW start to standout months into ownership. 1, ROADrEST The leather wrapping on the auto- matic shifter feels just right and the stitching is handsomely turned out. The rear window wiper works by pushing the wiper stalk forward. No fumbling around twisting the stalk one way and a knob on the end in another direction. Just push to work. When you buy a new BMW, you expect a feature which ranks high on the techno-toy ladder. The Touring delivers with the optional "double slidutg/liftatg roof." It opens to pro- vide a shgnoof for the front or one of the back. Then there is a mode which opens both halves toward the centre so each passenger, as BMW says, "can have their own piece of the sky." Problem with this car is going to be price. Base retail is $50.500. The multi -functional roof rack adds $575 and there is a charge of $300 for lumber in each of the front seats. That adds up to $51,675 before taxes and without the trick roof or optional leather. The other side of the coin is BMW only intends to bring in a lim- ited number of Tourings, so they should remain relatively scarce in country club and resort parking lots. 150 horsepower and 170 foot- pounds of torque, yet produces low noise and vibration levels. There is only one transmission available —an electronically -con- trolled four -speed automatic, derived from the 1992 Maxima SE. The car -like handling is due to a suspension system comprised of independent MacPherson struts with a stabilizer bar in the front and a long -leaf spring/beam axle in the rear. Quest has 2.000 -pound towing capacity, which can be upgraded to 3,5(1) pounds. "Quest is totally different from any minivan in the market seg- ment," Fong said. "With the versa- tility of seating arrangements and cargo capacity, I don't think peo- ple in the market for a minivan should be looking at anything else." The base Quest starts at $22,290, which includes seating for seven, air conditioning, power windows, door locks and mirrors and Nissan's standard "satisfaction commitment" warranty. The fully - loaded GXE goes for $30,290. Forsyth concluded saying this is an exciting time for Nissan. "The introduction of a new nameplate is a major event for any carmaker," he said. "This year, we are introducing two entirely new nameplates — the first new mod- els names in the Nissan family in nearly nine years." SA AvE 4002 P_nQClre I 4 door, air, auto., p.s., s5 555 p.b., AM/FM stereo. 1991 CORSICA 4 DR. Auto., air, p.s., p.b., AMlFM stereo, bucket seats, console 6 much more. P687 Only 22,000 kms. 1991 SPRINT 4 DR. e Auto., swts, console, eo, tear wiper, custom stnpmg, deluxe wheel WWs ti much mon. 0* 20,000 km& 1992 DELTA ROYALE Iw • 4 door, V6, loaded. 1992 LUMINA .� POPSK =.Ikin. P693, P706 •�° 1992 CAVALIER $oor, Mcyl..air cond.3,autqo, IL P668 stereo,16,000 km. WHEELS DURHAM WEST Wetirmday. September 2. 1992 PAGE 5 Your Pontiac • As d na • Buick • GMC Truck Sales Managers Present We're writing our own prices and cutting you great deals. ALL '92's MUST GO! Pontiac Sunbird. S 1.250 Cash Back. ** Buick Skylark. LeMans by Pontiac. $1.000 Cash Back** + \o -charge GNIN) GMC Sierra. NANCING S 1.500 Cash Back. ** AS LO � l AS v6 n1/CD An- GMC Safari. $750 Cash Back." Hurt.....:..:. J ~ _y down and take one for a Sin today while the boss is away! IBLACK mmall These offers may not 0e comOrrwd or used in comdnahon with any outer on. eacepr th! Coaege Gradueb! Program Otters apply to 1992 rtew auto unused or 0—ohstratol models purchased horn dealer mventory Offer vaW for a —ted tune sturtng Aog 1 12 v %2 wn,w a bees Iasi and apples to retail Oei-- L wv Cash back ober —ludm. GST Falarlcxly offer waaMlw lYtllt no Ibnrl on the amount hnarx:ed to gualared read Dryers hrtancing Mee purctwses through GMAC m a th,ur. an a8 n th contract E.ampe For 513 000 hhanced over e6 matbts at 6 91. APF the honrhy payment * S3 t 0 69 Me cost of ",,—g .s St 913 12 athe,nd trola! amount to be repao rs $14 9'.1 12 Assum-g a tebaw ot $l .500 as bre atlernaln a should yW choose the reduced hewn Ing Iate wgrsl:liron tegrxres mat the amount of me rebaw --st be —luded In role exit or taxrowlny n• IV Aev In arnve at an lffecnvP mlMest rate In trw r.am{Ne tpven the dleCbve Interest late wruld Oe ' t 41",, and IhP total curt of tvrrow+rq rcicJuArp the rebate nta Ieken wuurd be 5311360 some cpg,eont apply See yax Panwvatxlq -awl for compete details ogram PPues q AWus app IY They otters they not be carnbrrted a used m combnatun vnth any other otter e.cePl Moe Cdbge Graduate Pr OIMr a to ty9p new unused SII dentonstrata models purtltased hrvn M.twr utventoy Offer vaxd to a IwtytM lune Stints 't 12 1997 a wfWe odrurtbtres 1as1 aril Ies b retail dewlveres ort GSl n �rwyudbd �n Case' Baca arta. See deawt la details General Motors Total Warranty Plan 3 years or 60 000 Mm whwhever comes first Plus al no dddrhonal charge the Gerwral Motors PnHechon Platt eatend% your tvananty 10 5 Years O 100 000 am wr-h— conte first 1,k—I GMPPresbw;bpns apply See your Pamcyatrrq dearer rot ronupwle dataws r s• t 1. r. T t r .. +A.S P*= s Subaru's * ttl1 e marvel offers hl'ghmtech mot oring at a low rice The Subaru Justy for 1992 continues to offer the only four- wheel-drive system in its price class and the only electronic con- tinuously variable automatic transmission in the world. "Justy is high tech at a low price," says Bill Kerr, president of Subaru Canada. "At Subaru, %a don't believe that an entry- level price tag has to equate with entry-level technology or sparse equipment levels." Available either as a three - door or five -door hatchback, Justy is the only car in its price class that offers a choice of front - drive or "On Demand" four- wheel-drive. It is also the only production car in the world that offers an Electronic Continuously Variable Transmission (ECVT), which provides the shifting ease of an automatic with the fuel economy and performance of a manual. The front -wheel -drive Justy is offered only as a three -door hatchback in two trim levels (DL and GL), while "On Demand" Navigation systems show rivers0 the way Nissan has recently developed a third -genera- ! tion vehicle navigation system said to operate with ��FF �M far more accuracv than the company's previous systems. Under ideal conditions, this system can indicate on a graphic map, displayed on a color video mon- itor, actual vehicle locations. These vehicle navi- ggation systems have been incorporated into Rissan's optional Multi A/V System, which also features a multi -function sound system. This new system — optional on Nissans Cedric, Gloria and Cima models for the Japanese market — differs from previous systems in that vehicle navigation is assisted by a new optical -fiber gyro- scope as well as a series of standardized electronic roadside beacons. The new optical -fiber gyroscope developed by Nissan is said to more accurately sense the direc- 'm of vehicle movement. Only 130 millimetres in diameter, this gyroscope uses 100 metres of 0.3 mm optical fiber, which boasts faster transmission chanwieristics than ordinary wire, to boost the unit's sensitivity. Not even bumpy roads seem to pose a problem because the gyro is not affected by shock in the horizontal plane. According to Nissan representa- tives, thiis new optical -fiber gyroscope is the rust of its kind in the world. Other advances which have improved system performance include the adoption of dual -system map matching logic. The micromatching mode best matches the calculated vehicle location to roads in the internal map data, while the macro - matching node matches the pattern of vehicle direction with roadway shapes. Micromatching is performed once a second, while macromatching is performed approximately every 50 metres of Movement. The map database, which also has been improved, is stored in a single CD ROM (read only memory) and can easily be replaced in the event of future database updates. The map scale of 1:25,000 for all cities in Japan with a population of 200,000 or greater, although some map portions can be enlarged to show 1:12,500 scale. The th n Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya regions are normally shown at 1:12,500 scale. The system makes use of signals broadcast by the electronic beacons to display the names of intersections and the destinations of roads leading from them. Through the operation of the optical - fiber gyroscope, the system automatically senses actual vehicle location and indicates it in relation to the map database with greater accuracy than previous systems, which rely only on signals from the Global Positioning Systems (GPS) satellites operated by the United States government. TV electronic beacons have been designed to assist vehicle navigation by broadcasting their spe- cific location co-ordinates by radio signals to vehi• cies equipped with compatible systems. The signal is digitally broadcast at 2.5 Ghz, but it is deliber- ately kept weal[ to limit the reception area to approximately 35 metres before and after the bea- con and in a strip 15 metres wide, in order to avoid any possibility of cross -beacon interference since all will share the same frequency. Some beacons are already being set up along major roadways in the Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya J areas by a Japanese government authority. Current plans call for a yearly increase in the number of beacons erected. Nissan designers believe this new system will be the precursor of future systems which could be able to show up-to-the-minute information from outside sources on a display mounted in the car. One example of such information could be data on traffic conditions, which would enable motorists to plan the best alternate route to their destinations with the use of the system. four-wheel-drive Justys come in both three -door and five -door configurations in only the upper level GL trim. The DL is powered by a 66 - horsepower, 1.2 -litre, three -cylin- der OHC engine with three valves per cylinder and an elec- tronically -controlled two -barrel carburetor, The GL engine is equipped with multi -point fuel injection and produces 73 horse- power. Standard transmission is a five -speed manual overdrive. The automatic ECVT is optional on the three -door front -wheel -drive GL and on the five -door four- wheel-drive GL. Although priced well below most of its competitors, Justy DL three -door includes such standard features as all -season steel -belted radials, front side window defoggers, reclining front bucket seats, one-piece fold -down rear seat, full analog instrumentation plus Telltale Graphic Monitor and trim meter, electric rear window defogger and two -speed windshield wipers. The 1992 Justy DL is priced starting at S7,759. GL models start at $8,679. Look for the Justy and the rest of Subaru's model lineup at C & C Motor Sales, 1705 Dundas St. W. in Whitby. 1 � 1 1 READY FOR ANY 1 II IND OF WEATHER 1 1 E MONEY, TOO!LUBE 1 1 OIL & SERVICE 1 1 1 sem• , ..� 1 1 c 1 1 � 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 240 9!5� 1 MOST VEHICLES r 1 � 1 -r 1 r 1 Get your fluid levels and tire pressures 1 1 checked at no extra charge and receive an 1 1 extra 10% ff on this special ., 1 PLUS 1 or any ot�ier repairs with resentabons of this ad. :1 1 :BASK FOR1 1 , -AMANDA_ 1 '1AURA (Bayview 19" _T L831 hhii_n949 04" ___ RD. PICKERING' •.••....... .. .. 7 _ _ f..x'!.,'+7f#+;'.••"'"`°34t'' - '°�' .:.. � r's:.:;arm+l�J1�i`Mll�itlis�+`+ry:+•!T.. ...+.��...::r�.� _ -=r. �.-...�.,"....,,,e,reay. WHEELS DURNAY WEST 2,1092 PAGE 7 GM cars benefit from aircraft technology At General Motors' Hughes Aircraft Company, high technolo- gy is a way of life. And for some time, engineers have been work- ing on a number of projects aimed at transferring the expertise from Hughes to General Motors prod- ucts. One such project is the head -up display (HUD) currently used in many jet aircraft. Developed jointly by Hughes and GM's Delco Electronics, HUD projects a vehicle's speed, fuel level and turn signal indicators onto the windshield of the car. The instru- ment's readings appear to float in space in front of the car so the driver doesn't have to look away from the road to check them. The HUD system is already available as an option on many General Motors coupe and sedan models. For the future, engineers are working on a holographic centre high mounted stop light. The holographic light projects red light beams through a clear circu- lar hologram on a vehicle's rear window, generating a red stop light when the brakes are applied. It eliminates the current lamp that's mounted on the rear pack- age shelf. Also in the works are a near NO MATTER THE SIZE OR >< <SHAPE "OF THE WHEELS ................................ ................................. . ................................. OU ARE LOOKING FOR, YOU'LL FIND T IN EALERS FOR THE DEALS ON obstacle detection system that will automatically alert drivers of objects immediately behind the vehicle and an improved power supply to extend the range of GM's electric vehicle -- the Impact, which is scheduled for • production later in the decade. Hughes has also developed an automotive sensor instrumentation van -- a GM vehicle equipped with a laser range -finder. infrared detectors, television cameras and other technological devices. The •ITITM 0l vehicle is used to test sensor extensions in the real world. Hughes is also aiding General Motors with technologies used in making its undersea products qui- eter. The work has ranged from removing windshield wiper slap noise to active noise cancellation to improved gear design. Hughes is a world leader in defence electronics and communi- cation satellites and is a wholly- owned subsidiary of General Motors Corporation. AyOffi%'M'J' 4EW 1992 DODGE SHADOW le Shadow 5 door with air conditioning, automatic trans. comes Mete with 47 standard features. including AM, FM stereo, power ing. power brakes and more, all for the drive away price of only 116.10. FEATURES INCLUDE: •2 2 rtre eiectror,o %4 ,�'*Cec e g ^e 'WFM Sv:reo wl' 4 soe&ws Shadow 4 door with FREIGHT ti, W yid Sub total `12.014• .Pcww w � 22D Package `11,389' 1ktor a0c ran P.S.T. '961 'FA; oorsme r?* :.erne an -res• Freight Air Tax '425' `100' W-49 :'Y9 G.S.T. '13.816• -'y r;115.000 tr- vwra wararry or Tax •power se-; Sub total 3 yr or 60 000 ti our-oer ro %,gw G� Tax e » *016a e^ee9 - ^o s rai tory can `150000 To you I'W DRIVE 1 ""M%VrW SWAY PRIG 12, 316' O NEW 1992 DODGE CARAVAN FEATURES INCLUDE: -AIR CONDITIONING -DRIVER'S SIDE AIR BAG •7 PASSENGER SEATING -AR/FM STEREO - •V6 -LUGGAGE RACK -AUTOMATIC -STOCK #311-2 �_A 1992 DODGE CARAVAN `17,470.00 FREIGHT `665.00 AIR TAX 11100.00 TIRE TAX '25 DOW DRIVE 8,260.00 j AWAY PRICE P.S.T. '1,460.00 G S T 11,27000 G OO `20,999.00 19 9 9 9 REBATE `9,999.0 ' DRIVE Awnv PRICE `19,999.00 u's a aorto Concept. wlh *in assay, the pile beluda the t WK, GSL P.S.T., and all adW taxes. No extra. No hidden coats. Oniv AmendaM Doetoa dame to offer this. The adwrliaad txka tln once rau DN. Ar you have is de *aL M w drive er. 'See deow for details. "RabaM aaabwd so daalsr in tau of Mnanee filer. Located Time offer. "MontNy pe ii as Cooed over 6o month of 9.9% weh t=as, ie., freight i rst ate *Mn. O.Kc. 1992 DODGE SPIRIT Dodge Spirit Chrysler's mks leaders are fully boded wife or cordbonirg and automatic Mm plus AM" stereo coma. lit steering, power 1 1,,11 and much more lot fie DRNEAWAY PRICE OF s14f907°`a DODGE SPIRR 22EPUG. 43,517.00 •2S ite electonfic fuf11 irtlecbd ergine FRT '550.00 kcoinM TAX .'100.00 mAulola :Irarfen issin I 7VIETAX '25.00 •AWFM casoede stereo s - GAS TAX �IS•00 `� sberirg Stm TOTAL 514,267.00 �� +r G.S.T. `1,141.36 •power steering l -Power remote outside mirrors P.ST. '998.69 -Ful console with an rest SUB TOTAL '16,407.05 •7 yr.115,000 km power train warranty or 3 yr. LESS REBATE -'1 500.00 x0,000 km Wmper to Aper 05 TOTAL DRIVE1 9 7 O AWAY PRICE a 1992 CHRYSLER DYNASTY LE New U on '92 Dynasty LE 4 door sedan, 6* baled wi h DNWAWAY PFUM OF `189861" 26C PICC, '16,658.00 �3 3 lige vs IFRT '630.00 e4 spd. sub. AM TAX $100.00 -k Ixn6lonig TIRE TAX '25.00 -AM. kardwsission GASTAX - 915.0 . -Ak" cassette SUBTOTAL '17,488.00 •Powerwlndows G.S.T. '1,224.16 -Power door locks P.S•T. '1.399.04 - ung SUB TOTAL '20,111.20 -CruiseouhKll LESS REBATE •'1,250.00 �potrfer outside mirrors -And much more for ft 20 TOTAL DRIVE 18 861 AWN PRICEE � 7 L i -ON: 11 . ' PAGE t Wedgy. September 2.1992 WHEELS OURNAM WEST ,s u CjH O O EOPLE SELL. CARSd" ICE AND P , �� ACK GRITY, PR � HE BEST . B STY INTE WE FRE T "REMEMBER HONE 1GGEST - 'CAUSE nBVY FROM THE B do not live close to our location, remember you can service your - want our service business, it you buy for price and H AJAX We wa y our home. TH CHRYSLSR9 NO Chrysler vehicle close to pLYMOI! VILLA VILLAGE BIGGEST NEW ��A� ASH�� .......rort►� rHRYSLE CAN c _I Gv� .• �rL�m��..;--� 1992 ACCLAIM �--i� $1.1,393* � ' 92 ACCLAIM Fully loaded, includes cruise control, tilt steering, AM/FM - $750 GRAD DISCOUNT cassette, air, auto. trans., power mirrors, remote liftgate LEASE $287", p`„�, $103643* release plus much more. Stk. #7936. 1992 DUSTER .$ 9165 1 SALE ' incl., auto., p.s., p.b., floor mats, sound insulation, ^ console, dual homs, delay wipers, tach, aluminum i2'1111/2 DUSTER wheels, tinted glass, air, AM/FM cass., light package plus much more. Stk. #7896. • $750 GRAD DISCOUNT LEASE $221"" month $85901 *itappl'IcaWe � 1992 LeBARON COUPE $161341 HIGH LINE SALE 1 C 341 _ Incl. 4 spd. auto., air, V6, engine, floor mats, tilt, cruise, overhead console, vanity mirrors, power locks, power • $750 GRAD DISCOUNT 92 LeBARON windows, power seat, fully loaded plus much more. Stk. #7930. LEASE $418" month $153591 * * it applicable 40 � 12 2992 DAKOTA T cep c $ 1 a_ C-11 �* FM CAB SPORT Incl. auto., p.s., p.b., V6, air, p.w., p.d.l., HD pack, cast - $750 GRAD DISCOUNT aluminum wheels, Ige. fuel tank, rear flip seats, buckets, 92 DAKOTA console, tach plus much more. Stk. #T7&%. LEASE $328",Pe` ie, '14 1 63 CLUB CAB it applicaW� 401992 COLT 200 $8378 ID SALE � 'E'2 COLT ower steenng, full wheel covers, cloth seats, auto. trans. and more. Stk. #CM36. - $750 GRAD DISCOUNT LEASE $180" per $7 628* 1992 GRAND $171156 56 VOYAGER SE SALE Incl. auto., 3.3, V6, p.s., p.b., 7 passenger seating, air 1. $750 GRAD DISCOUNT 92 GRAND cond., air bag, rear flood lights, plus much more. S*- LEASE $374"P" $16,406 ; VOYAGER SE #7941. month P- VILLAGE �.. ► PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER s ► "The Family Dealership" WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD X_ STEPHEN TED TED HAM JM KERRY LEONARD .PAUL DWAYNE DONNA DON ANNE LEACH WILLIAMSON WILLIAMSON HARDING McELROY PICARD WOODCOCK GROBERT PICKARD PICKARD ARSENAULT NEA110 r A - - - —.'� __, - ._ ... �...—�...---•j.;�1'l--•:--'--•.r+.. ..:,..""....: w�G:»�F.^.bvvowR.s . rs-swyp.��l �Rt