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9_;__iWAMzNUUM # IN DURHAM FOR LOW PRICES firs �DYE�R'fISER THE SHOE BOX wmp>rau curhy 'n.W'" $2499; i %f Wlt00�! M CnCP ... .. a.......:. Cmfwtsbm "1 7009 r'OQr, um. V, t wt 7A Pages A Metrolond Corwt pity Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 510 + 40 GST a 55 cents Vol. 111 No. 41 -A%� � , T �_ GIVE THEM A'S: The separate school board recently tipped its hat to nominees for the 1992 Award of Merit Among those nominated were parent vol- unteers David Shwowicz of St. Anthony Daniel School in Ajax and Patricia Fowler of SL Bernadette School, also in Ajax. Other nominees were Anna Baker, secretary at St James School in Ajax, the Parent Advi- sory Committee at St Francis do Sales School in Pickering Village, and former Ajax trustee Sally Longo. This year's award recipi- ent is Ann McGeow•n, an Oshawa resident who worked as the board's supervisor of payroll and accounts. Region targets commuter chaos DURHAM - If people insist on commuting alone to and from Toron- tion continues to grow." to during rush hours, the demand for additional roads will never be met, That's one of the reasons why the region is undertaking a "master the region's director of transportadou warns. plan" that will examine transportation needs over the next 20 years, Mr. "We can't put enough lanes on Hwy. 401 and Taunton Rd. to satisfy Prevedel adds. the demand of one person per car," says Tony Prevedel. "We don't have enough capacity in the cast -west road system, especially as the popula- Buf, no work -to -rule yet Durham cops want to stick to their guns By NORMAN NELSON' Durham Staff DURHAM - Durham cops are unlikely to join their Metro colleagues on a work -to -rule campaign to protest proposed new regulations on use of force. "At this time we're not really contemplating (job action), but there will be a show of support," says police association president Dale Allan. :Members of Metro Toronto Police have been working -to -rule to show their displeasure with the province's proposals on policing, including one which requires an officer to file a report each time he or she draws a gun. Durham's plan of action will be formulated at an upcoming executive meeting of the association and then presented to the membership at a special meeting Oct. 26, says Const Allan. "We support Metro's concerti and have the same zoncers," he says. "From our perspective, we haven't been requested by the membership to take any action other than through press releases and writing letters to the (provincial) government." The association's beef with the goverment, is that it "keeps pushing more on police." He calls the most recent 'use of force' guidelines, which sparked the job action by the Metro police association, the "straw that broke the camel's back." A major concern of police is the requirement to file a repon every time a gun is drawn. Besides the time away from the beat the cops will spend doing paperwork, officers worry about what the reports will eventually be used for. Another concern is that complaints of racism against police officers are now to be investigated by an independent provincial body, says Const. Allan An accused officer will now have to face "months and months going by with a complaint hanging over his shoulder because (provincial complaints commis- sion members) don't work as speedily. They don't have the staff. It's not their fault; it was never designed for that process." In the past, he explains, allegations of racism were handled internally by the complaints bureau, with the See REGULATIONS.—Page 4 O Mtly means results -- Adverlae in Ajax -Picketing News Advertiser (683-5110) c See REGION ... Page 4 = Meads -up play Pine Ridge High School's Mike Denheyer, right, and a St. Mary Catholic Secondary School player go airborne to head the ball during LOSSA soccer action at Pine Ridge in Pickering Tuesday. photo by Ron Pietroniro nd Oshawa -Whitby TN's Week (579-4400).103,000 pressntn every kiday V1 EOM auty UNBEATABLE VIDEO STORE e BeastBATMAN ORE MORE 'MORE rogarHITS COPIES SPECIAL elf FOR YOUR 17% LIVERPOOL RD. IM VMffES RD. FOR YOUR COLLECTION 420-1991 831-8818 6COLLECTION AVAILABLE OCTOBER 21 FAGS 3 X71= NEM ADVMUC* ftWAY, *CT< 1lZ 9,1192 Your he needed one in sevenkids uses food:ba n AJAX-PICKERING - Food .donations have "never been need- ed more than now," according to the executive director of the Daily Bread Food Bank. Gerard Kennedy reports 350,000 people in the Greater Toronto Area use the food bank each year. That means eight per cent of the people in Durham, York and Peel regions, Metro Toronto and the city of Oakville need help putting food on the table. "More startling is one in seven children in the GTA use the food hank." he says. The Daily Bread Food Bank is in the middle of its seventh Thanksgiving drive, which con- tinues till Monday, with a goal of two million tons of food. The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser is again distributing donation bags — 35,000 with today's paper and 2,000 in the Sunday edition. Together with our sister paper Oshawa -Whitby This Week, 114,000 bags will be delivered to residents of Durham. You're urged to fill your bag with food items like canned fish, meats, stews, fruit or vegetables, peanut butter, powdered milk, baby formula or food, macaroni and cheese dinners, beans with pork. or rice. Then. please drop it off at a local fire hall. (In Ajax, Food bank issues plea for supplies AJAX-PICKERING - The local community food hank is counting on generous residents this Thanksgiving to re -stock depleted food supplies. "It's been a long, long summer full of unemployment." says Ginny Butler, coordinator of the .Ajax -Pickering Community Food Bank, operated out of St. Paul's on -the -Hill Anglican Church in Pickering. "Summer is awfully quiet; the summer is full of people who are in need and not full of people giving.- In iving "In the past few weeks, the food bank has spent hundreds of dol- lars to meet the needs of approxi- mately 60 families it serves, she says, and organizers are counting on the Thanksgiving season to replenish food supplies. All non-perishable donations given to the Ajax -Pickering Com- munity Food Bank stay here, helping local families, as do dona- tions given to a food bank operat- ed by the Salvation Army in Ajax. The two are the only food bunks in our area. Now until the end of October•, drop-off boxes for the community food bank will be set up at van- ous locations. They include the Pickering Central Library; the SuperCentre, Pickering; the Bay Ridges IGA, Pickering; LOEB Glendale, Pickering; Knob Hill Farms, Pickering; Food City, Ajax; Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Ajax; and St. Paul's on - the -Hill. As well, a fund-raising event 1 organized by CHOO Radio at the Pickering Town Centre this week- end will benefit both local food banks, and will include drop-off boxes. For more information, call 831-1614 or 839-7909. fire halls are on Monarch Ave. next to the Ajax Community Cen- tre and on Westney Rd. just north of Hwy. 2. In Pickering, fire halls are on Bayly St. west of Brock Rd. and on Hwy. 2 between Rose - bank and Whites Rd.) From there, the food will be sent to Toronto to be sorted before it's returned here for distribution. Optimist Clubs throughout Durham are lending a helping hand to the effort. Since the recession hit two ;years ago, Mr. Kennedy reports, there's been a 117 -per cent increase in the number of children receiving food from the Daily Bread. For this food drive, the Daily Bread is asking donors to fill out a questionnaire on the bags in an attempt to find out what role the food bank should play after the drive. "We'd like to get a strong sense of how they feel." Mr. Kennedy sans. When the Daily Bread opened in the mid-1980s, the aim was to The "temporary and short term. We'd help people who had diffi- culty paying rent and then buying food" Since the recession's outset, the need has grown so much that "we've had a whole other food bank grafted on top" of the exist- ing demand, says Mr. Kennedy. About 25,000 more people are using the Daily Bread this year over last year, he says. That's not the only food drive taking place in the area. The Sal- vation Army's coming to the res- cue of area hungry people too. Joan Harry, family services coordinator for the Ajax -Picker- ing Salvation Army, says, "People need us more than ever." The Salvation Armv, which doesn't get food from the Daily Bread, helped feed 136 families in September. reports Ms. Ham. When she started at the local Salvation Army in April 1991, about 90 families were receiving food aid. Since then, a food bank operat- ed out of the Dunbarton-Fairport United Church has closed and some of its clients have turned to the Salvation Army. A food bank coordinated by St. Paul's on the Hill Anglican Church has opened and serves about 60 families. Ms. Harry says the Salvation Army food bank is "suppose to be an emergency service." A TREASURE CHEST OF SAVINGS Get a complete'setting for 8 Flus a free storage chest . lOnly x399.95 Add the elegance of Heritage Silverware to =c _ your dining table today. i Special offer available on 5 patterns: Mayfair, Hampton, Blenheim, j Knightsbridge, Chatsworth. Includes 8 5 -piece place settings and 8 :serving pieces. r r. (LIMITED r TIME OFFER '©Heritage Silversmiths Ask about our complete Bridal and Gift Registry The Roval Doulton tore S"ETHING SPEGtI'V��S PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 420-3801 FAIRVIEW MALL, TORONTO 496-8243 In the past, people would pay their bills and buy food for the first two weeks of a month. The Salvation Army would tide them over to the end of the month. "That's not the case anymore," she says. People on social assis- tance are out of money earlier in the month because of escalating prices. September drained a lot of the less fortunate, because children returning to school needed clothes and school supplies. "People are coming in at the beginning of the month who we've never seen before," Ms. Harry says. People who'd like to help the Sally Ann drive can drop off non- perishable food items at the local branch, 43 Station St., Ajax. �+N of A,c THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF PICKERING ko9 Environmental Assessment Act R.S.0.1990, c. E.18 ' Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Roads - Schedule 8 Notice Respecting • Retirement of Penny Lane, Plan M-997, Pickering Subject to any comments received as a result of this notice, and the receipt of any necessary approvals, the Town intends to complete the retirement of Penny Lane, Plan M-997, Pickering, being the municipal road outlined below: tic- •�[.�- -••�i�r = -- —�a .::.lir---� f -•�.�o r Iy I This road i5 no longer required as part of the municipal road system as a result of the development of Plan 40M-1447, Pickering, which provides no connection to Penny Lane. There is no cost to the Town of the retirement of this road, which is expected to be completed by Spring 1992. Further information is available at the following location: Department of Public Works The Corporation of the Town of Pickering PidwkV Civic Complex One The Esplanaft Pickering Ontario Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Interested persons may provide written comment to the Town respecting the Proposal within 30 calendar days from the date of this Notice. Comma should be directed to the Director of Public wofks at the above address. If conceals regarding this projed cannot be resdved in discussion with the Town, any PSOFVPaq may request that the Minister of the Environment burp -up" the Project to an individual environmental assessment. 'Bump -up" requests must be received by the Minister at the address below within 30 calendar days of the date of this Notice. Minister of the Environment 15th Floor, 135 St. Clair Avenue Toronto, Ontario M4V 1 P5 If there is no "bump -up- request received by November 10, 1992, the Town will complete the retirement of Penny lane, Plan M-997, Pickering, as proposed. This notice issued at Pickering, October 10, 1992. Stephen A. Vokes, P. Eng. Direcor of Public works The Corporation of the Town of Pickering r -_ ,V 3 �: x _ WELCOME BAYLY MEDICAL CENTRE (1420 Bayly St. Unit 6, Pickering) 420-6285 Wishes to welcome Joseph Schneider B.A.A., DCh Chiropodist (Foot Specialist) and Dr. John Gannage, M.D. C.C.F-P. Addressing All aspects of Family Practice - Full Time Basis - Accepting New Patients Physiotherapy patients will be referred back to their own family doctor for ongoing care �+N of A,c THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF PICKERING ko9 Environmental Assessment Act R.S.0.1990, c. E.18 ' Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Roads - Schedule 8 Notice Respecting • Retirement of Penny Lane, Plan M-997, Pickering Subject to any comments received as a result of this notice, and the receipt of any necessary approvals, the Town intends to complete the retirement of Penny Lane, Plan M-997, Pickering, being the municipal road outlined below: tic- •�[.�- -••�i�r = -- —�a .::.lir---� f -•�.�o r Iy I This road i5 no longer required as part of the municipal road system as a result of the development of Plan 40M-1447, Pickering, which provides no connection to Penny Lane. There is no cost to the Town of the retirement of this road, which is expected to be completed by Spring 1992. Further information is available at the following location: Department of Public Works The Corporation of the Town of Pickering PidwkV Civic Complex One The Esplanaft Pickering Ontario Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Interested persons may provide written comment to the Town respecting the Proposal within 30 calendar days from the date of this Notice. Comma should be directed to the Director of Public wofks at the above address. If conceals regarding this projed cannot be resdved in discussion with the Town, any PSOFVPaq may request that the Minister of the Environment burp -up" the Project to an individual environmental assessment. 'Bump -up" requests must be received by the Minister at the address below within 30 calendar days of the date of this Notice. Minister of the Environment 15th Floor, 135 St. Clair Avenue Toronto, Ontario M4V 1 P5 If there is no "bump -up- request received by November 10, 1992, the Town will complete the retirement of Penny lane, Plan M-997, Pickering, as proposed. This notice issued at Pickering, October 10, 1992. Stephen A. Vokes, P. Eng. Direcor of Public works The Corporation of the Town of Pickering r -_ ,V 3 �: x _ PICKERING - A construction tender for a 53.5-mii1lion ice rink was approved by lown coun- cil Monday. Construction of the indoor rink, to be built at the recreation complex on Valley Farm Rd., is expected to be completed by August with the ice ra Master motor man Students at Durham College recently got to watch pros in action when Mazda hosted its Master Technician Skills Competition at the Ajax campus on Monarch Ave. Here, Scott Melanson of Hali- fax competes against 11 other technicians as he tries to find a "bug" and have his car in running order first. photo by Celia Bronkhorst No stop signs for Delaney-Sayor AJAX - Three-way stop signs won't be installed at the intersection of Delaney and Savor Drs. Ajax council Monday endorsed a works department report that said stop signs aren't warranted at the intersection. A traffic review conducted in June at Delaney and Griffiths Dr., about 200 metres west of Sayor. found there wasn't sufficient traffic for an all - way stop. The report stated traffic volume in the area won't increase until high- density residential and commercial blocks at the corner of Church St. and Delaney are developed. Until then, the stop signs aren't needed. ready for use ft time next year at the latest. It's KinosWila Associates Inc. expected the new arena will aUcviale a shortage of Voting against the tender was cotmcillor Kip toe time currently being tolerated by sports grasps. Van Kempen, who, since January budget talks, The construction job has been awarded to Par- has opposed 1992 expenditures for this arena. tak Ltd., the lowest bidder. Retained as construc- The town has asked the provincial government tion and site inspection consultants is Moffat to consider a grant for the project. 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OPEN RAIN OR SHINE - ALL YEAR ROUND PFDELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS b FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD FRIDAY, OCT. 9.1992 ' DAILY BREAD FOOD BANK NEWS ADVERTISER {AJAX'PtCK ' CANADIAN TIRE !AJAXPICK DOMINION (AJAX. PICK DAILY BREAD FOOD BANK FOOC CITY ikAX (AJAX'P1CK.) • FOOC TOWN (AJAX, MAXI DRUG (AJAX) • I.G.A. (PCK SUNDAY. OCT. 11. 1992 •K MART (AJAX;PICK.) NEWS ADVERTISER LOBLAWS iAJAX'PICK ) • A b P (PICK) MIRACLE FOOD MART AJAX PICK.' • CANADIAN TIRE !PICK 'SEARS 1AJAX,PICK. . Deliwwod to seieded f+ousN+oMo only FRIDAY'S CARRIER OF THE WEEK is TREVOR FOLK Trevor er oys 'iocxey ane er-o,e mrxa boas & D a^es T•evc, ece.wec McDcra.cs ce6De-s mr-D, -errs of tie News Acve-ser Congratulaxrs Trevor for bung our F^Cay carne, e! "+e week /AJAX Tt+eh..nih�twocl�s IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TOWN OF AJAX RESIDENTS - THANKSGIVING DAY YARD WASTE COLLECTION Thanksgiving October 12th, 1992, falls on a Monday. Yard waste will not be collected on this day, but will resume the following Monday, October 19th, 1992. For more information please call the Public Works Department during normal business hours at 683-2951. C. Bradley Works Superintendent I T i PAGE 4-T= NEWS ADVERnSER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9,1992 Region targets trafficgridlock FROM PAGE 1 The plan will help the region determine "missing links," such as where to re-route drivers using Finch Ave., which ends at Altona Rd. in Pickering. It will also con- clude which roads should be widened first and which will give the region "the biggest bang for the buck," says Mr. Prevedel. The $400,000 plan is being financed largely by the Ontario ministry of transportation. Tax - Regulations on use of force 'lack rationale' FROM PAGE l provincial complaints commis- sion notified. Const- Allan charges the provincial government is listen- ing more to special-interest groups- and changes are being made -without any real consulta- tion with the police community". That's also the key beef of Metro cops, who earlier this week stopped wearing their uni- form caps and handing out seat- belt and parking tickets. "The proposed regulation is ill-conceived and lacks a ratio- nale," says a press release from the Metro police association's board of directors. "It has been developed with- out direct input from — or con- sultation with — front-line offi- cers." The statement adds, "The pro- liferation of new rules, regula- tions and monitoring agencies to oversee the police have fuelled frustrations". Major police associations throughout the province, includ- ing the Durham association, sym- pathize with the Metro cops. At a special meeting Wednes- day in St. Catharines, the associ- ations — representing 95 per cent of Ontario police officers — endorsed in principle "the issues that the Metro Police Association (has) raised and will be urging our members to show their sup- port in whatever way possible at our earliest opportunity.-. "The government has listened to scores of other people about how police should do their jobs. It is time they began to listen to the concerns of officers on the street." A provincial government spokesman, however, says there are no plans to alter the legisla- tion, which comes into effect at the beginning of the year. "It was developed in consulta- tion with the community and the ,police," says Cim Nunn, press assistant to Solicitor General Allan Pilkey. The legislation "best reflects our goals of enhancing officer and public safety". Dr. Brenda Chartier wishes to advise those patients who were not notified of her new address 720 SHEPPARD AVENUE SUITE 7 PICKERING 42a9999 payers here will pay for almost $56,000 while $56,500 will come from a lot levy reserve fund. Planners believe the investment in the master plan will allow them to save thousands of dollars on environmental assessments that would have otherwise been car- ried out for each project. "With a master plan, we'll be able to pay for it once and do (assessments) with a broad brush," Mr. Prevedel explains. The region also believes recent concern for the environment can work in its favor. "People are more attuned to the environment," Mr. Prevedel notes, suggesting it may be time to change the design of subdivisions. "Instead of enclaves that arc isolated, it could be time to stet CLOSED ANKSGIVING SUNDAY back to the traditional grid system where roads are interconnected," paving the way for more direct bus, walking and cycling routes. The plan will also encourage residents to be more "transit con- scious," which will mean making it more available and cost-effec- tive. It should also be easy to use, says Mr. Prevedel, pointing to municipal transit systems which can make it difficult for a resident to travel throughout the region. "Every person you convert is one less car on the road in peak hour," Mr. Prevedel notes. The plan may also look at ways of encouraging residents to work in the region. which is in keeping with suggestjon. already put for- ward t'y the Grcatcr Toronto arta (OTA .ube King opens in Ajax Lube King, located at 158 ' Hunt St. in Ajax, held its grand opening on Oct. 3. = , The drive- in/drive-out oil - 31Lw change service has been added to the i - car wash business, which has been in existence for the past 13 year`• with staff, family Business hours are Domenic GUZZO, y and Mon. to Wed., and friends. Sat. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Thurs. and Fri. 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Among its effective Sept. 24. other roles are imple- Mr. Wiseman had menting decisions made been assistant to Allan by the treasurer, running Pilkey, then minister of the Ontario Savings correctional services, for Offices and administer - about 13 months. ing the Employee Share "I'm happy to he in Ownership Plan. the revenue ministry. As a parliamentary �There are a lot of things assistant, Mr. Wiseman i've always wanted to Jim Wiseman will fill in for Ms. Wark- do. It's a good place to see if my Marten at functions and help ideas are any good," the New guide legislation through commit- tees and the legislature. Yes holds is have to learn quickly the side policies and directions of the min- istry. I have to know what's going Q& A session oay}n the house," Mr. Wiseman He could be called upon by the DURHAM - If you have any revenue minister to answer a ' questions about the constitutional question in the house, but, he ` proposals — and who doesn't — notes, that rarely happens. an upcoming meeting may be of Ms. Wark-Marten has been the interest to you. revenue minister since the NDP The People's Yes Committee government came to power in for Constitutional Reform - September, 1990. Ontario Riding will hold a ques- *on-and-answer session Sunday, Oct. 18, at 7 p.m., in the Admiral Room of the Ajax Community Centre on Centennial Rd. Ontario Riding MP Rene Soetens, Durham West MPP Jim Wiseman and Durham Centre MPP Drummond White will be available to answer questions. Copies of the Charlottetown Accord are being mailed to each household in the riding by the Yes committee. i People will be able to ask more about the accord or get Oarifications on its contents at the ()ct. 18 session. For more information, call the committee offices at the corner of Hwy. 2 and Church St., Pick- ering Village, at 619-9W7. 6AIV YOUR BED PASS THIS TEST'.' 1. A,gc Is your bed mote than eight to 10 years old, 2 Beauty: Is your bed soiled, stained, tom orsagging? 3. Comfort Are you sleeping less comfortably or waking up with aches and pains in your neck or track:? t hx ur n>t,rc vt,- an m-, ntru1 your Ixtil lail.., to make ttx• }trine IC, nnx;.t o tmcst in a nl'N nixths, and lokin(L1ti on. PLEASE VISIT OUR SHOWROOM SLEEPMASTER LNITED SLEEP PRODUCTS 8-895 Sandy Beach Rd., PICKERING Hours: Nbn.•Fri. B•S Sat. 1o4 Sunday by 831-1315 MWOUN THE NEWS ADVF.RTLSER FRIDAY, OCTOBIM 9,1!!2-FAGE S Vendors needed for craft show, sale PICKERING - Crafty people are needed for an upcoming craft show. Vaughan Willard Public School is looking for hobbyists interested in selling their wares on Saturday, Nov. 7 from 10 a.m. to BUY ONE GET ONE FREEH RI VI ERA MARK 1 • _�I l: I�r'alance • _;ntem�orar/ styling r SATIJ R RAYS OCT_ 1 O I SFn- ECIAti_I ANY LEVOLOH BLIND, WITH is THIS ADt ' I OOFF L �MR�PER CILTOM.LR _ J 88 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax 428-0937 BLAWS a DRAPERY A Division of Decor Agency Interiors Lid 3 p.m. The cost of renting a table N., Pickering. is $25. For more information, call Deb - The school is at 1911 Dixie Rd. bie Wools at 831-5633. ,o TOWN OF PICKERING � n PUBLIC NOTICE Public notice of intention to pass a by-law to stop up, close and sell to the abutting owners the road allowance known as Penny Lane. NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990, that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Pickering intends, at its meeting to be held at the Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade, Pickering, Ontario at 7:30 p.m. on December 7,1992 to pass a by-law to stop up, close and sell to the abutting owners the road allowance known as Penny Lane. The proposed by-law and plan and description showing the lands affected may be seen in the office of the Clerk of the Town of Pickering. At the above mentioned meeting, Council will hear in person or by his or her counsel any person who claims his or her lands will be prejudicially affected by the by-law and who applied to the Clerk to be heard. Any such person who wishes to be heard should as soon as possible make written application to: Bruce J. Taylor, AMCT, CMM Town Clerk Pickering Civic Complex One The Esplanade Pickering, Ontario. L1 V 6K7 420-4611 DATED at Pickering this 6th day of October, 1992. THIS THANKSGIVING, BRING YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS TO SEE i The world's first INDOOR BUNGEE JUMP organized to benefit the St. Paul's on -the -Hill and Salvation Army Food Banks. Here's how it'll work. Only 40 to-be-bungeed turkey's will be sold at high noon. Purchasers will receive: • a $5 voucher towards the purchase of a fresh Thanksgiving turkey } a 1-40 chance to win a $200 turkey dinner shopping spree • your own numbered to-be-bungeed turkey A comedian, perched high on a roost, will be the main rooster -booster. (Shades of WKRP?!) You won't want to miss this most bizarre - dare we say - fowl special event. Bring along a can of food and we'll give you a front crow seat. Co-sponsored by 2 CHOO orninion ONLY E VERY BEST! RADIO 1390 Alli Durham's Voice... by Choice! �. •_ .••�....�.�at'�'`2,sn!.aw:n...r x ...., : �-,...•. a�:,. w.e zx.•�.ar • ,. , MUS `ltlLf&WbAUVI K/OILKPKIUwi,ul.lu"KV,1"A --- inion ....... . .. A small donation can go a long way Want to have a good feeling this weekend`' Want to take a deep breath, put your shoulders back and feel great about something you've done'? All you have to do is use the bag inside your newspaper today. By filling the bag you've put food into someone's mouth who is struggling through this devastating recession. You've taken the first step in showing that Ajax and Pickering people really care. That while you're eating your turkey dinner with all the trimmings, another family not so fortunate is able to have a meal as well. The meal might not be as tasty or pleasant as yours, but, it's a meal. Even year local residents wonder if the food they donate is really getting to local people. Residents are concerned their donations arc reaching thousands of Toronto mouths but none locally. Each year we contact the Daily Bread Food Bank to ensure Ajax and Pickering donations are coming back to Ajax and Pickering. In fact, after the food is sent to Toronto and sorted, to ensure there's not an abundance of one type of food distributed here, more actually comes back than was sent out. If you don't have the time to get out to the grocery store, look no further than your cupboard. Surely there has got to be a can of veg- etables or a box of macaroni dinner that you can spare. You don't have to go any further than your local fire station to drop off your donation. And remember. Many of the people who are relying on food banks this year never thought the,,. wouldn't have enough money for food. They're people just like you who have had the misfortune of being ylctlnis of the recession. And. they'd truly appreciate your help. %d 1\� LIV IF WE WE RIPu�OTE N°, HIsToRlc.., WE Pipup-mose-0*0 WP__ RIP UP-. Letters New school name causes confusion To the editor, Earlier this summer I wrote to you regarding the naming of the new school in Pickering Village on Church St., north of Hw•v. '_. I felt that the name of Lincoln Alexander P.S. would be very easily confused with Lincoln Ave. P.S. and so was a very poor- ly thought out choice. Your article on Sunday, July 19, 1992 entitled "Trustee sup- ports naming school after ex-heu- tenant governor" served to make me realize that minds were made up and it was no use complaining. I'm certainly not going to be the one to disagree with Mr. Reeds' quote "Mr. Alexander stands out as a good citizen and is a role The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. Please keep letters to a reasonable length of no more than 11/2 typed, doubled spaced pages. We reserve the right to edit let- ters for style, length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full [tame, address and phone number for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped ofd' at the News Adver- tiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. model to all races in the country." I ask you then why your news- paper deemed it necessary to clari- fy in the article regarding a barbe- cue to be held at the new school on Sept. 3 that it would be held at "the new school in Pickering Vil- lage, Lincoln Alexander P.S. also known as Hermitage Park Public School"? I was further dismayed to read the article "School Bells Ring" by Donna Donaldson on Sunday Sept. 6, 1992 and find that a picture of a teacher and new stu- dent was captioned "Students who'll be heading to Lincoln Ave. Public School this week got a chance to tour the new school, located on Church St. in Pickering Village, at a recent barbecue." Please, the name of the new school is Lincoln Alexander Pub- lic School. I don't agree with the choice of the name but I must sup- port it. Therefore, I am torn whether to thank you or scold you for your errors, but one thing I do know — I feel vindicated. Jan Pettafor, Ajax N Referendum Oct. 26, not election To the editor, It is clear from L.S. Allore's letter to the editor of Sept. 25 ("Do you really trust these men with the Constitution?") that he misunder- stands the purpose of the upcoming referendum. He should be remind- ed, at this important juncture in our history, of the difference between a referendum and an election. Although character may appropriately be questioned during an election campaign, it has no place in our cur- rent constitutional debate. At present, it is imperative that voters foeud on discussing the strengths and weaknesses of the proposals contained in the constitutional document, not the perceived strengths and weak- nesses of those who wrote it. Read the principles, criticize the concepts if warranted, but please leave the cynical personal characterizations out of this debate. Leanne Lewis, Ajax //4746-$,e 4�utc- Yag How do you think the Blue Jays will do in the playoffs? Andrew Aldred says, "They'll ks9e like usual. They haven't done well in the playoffs yet." Robert Lazenby says, "They're going to win it. They've got the pitching staff to pull it off. " going to win it all. They're a supe- rior team and are overdue for a championship." Lillian Ford says, "They're Ong to win it all. They just have to." 1ho News AdrwNwr. Mbfthod •wry a+tdar. Wtlneeday OW plday at 110 Comm•rdd Aw.. Apt. orftb L1S 7H5. Y ort of 4r Mo•oloq pktiirp, pUAW" and °krlbt*V %"M 1rXkidos f#W News Adwr1W, Atlas Boner. Bat Advw e. Braln Gwr• Adwrodi Mlrtgwood Conn•atbn. Efobleok• G'" Mtakhom Eeanorrtld a w. A�OW*Nn �PornMn1. OVOw It*W M k. UUMM 1►iM We North Volk MYrar. on C°rockin Chonplon. MlrrlwaW News. N.wmak r Nattxmb-krd New. OMAN@ B•awr. Oreo Today 0* woAMrbr This we"' Pot rborotpt This Wk. Rlcfrrtond Mftt on" lbard. Uaborargh Mirror. 1d°1110tl '*X-. 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Economy means fewer *helling out for peanuts, says kidney foundation DURHAM - It's coming down to the crunch for the Kidney Foundation's peanut drive. Durham Region project coordi- nator Margaret Crees says peanut sales are down 43 per cent over last year. Proceeds of the sale, which continues till Oct. 31, go to kid- ney disease medical research, patient services and public educa- tion programs. Each day, about five Canadians are told their kid- Deys will fail. The 1992 fund-raising goal for the region is $37,500, an increase over last year's goal of 522,500. The tough economic times are hampering the sale, Mrs. Crees says. Each peanut bag contains 16 individual snack packs and sells for S3. Valeri Hall, the communica- tions coordinator for the Toronto and District chapter of the Kidney Foundation of Canada, says a Give thanks this Holiday for: FREE STk v H E S° A N G A E F Friday, October 9 through Sunday, October 11 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Donations kindly accepted on behalf of the Ajax Pickering Hospital 71 Filling Station: SOUTH PARKING LOT BY EATON'S FACING THE 401 AT THE PICKERING TOWN CENTRE. This message sponsored by: Ajax & Pickering NE S QDnQG]40QQW door-to-door campaign isn't usu- ally used to sell the peanuts. Most are sold from displays in malls or by volunteers selling the bags at work or school. Peanuts will be sold Saturday, Oct. 10, at the Knob Hill Farms store in Oshawa, and on Oct. 16, 17, 23 and 24 at the Oshawa Cen- tre. For more information, call Mrs. Crees at 985-4584. fF .......... '......THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY.OGTOBER !, M -FACE 7 PROFESSIONAL Dental Care DENTURE THERAPY To Advertise DIRECTORY Eye Care OPTOMETRISTS CLINIC your DR. E. GILLEZEAU & DR. 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FREE • Disposal o1 old set • set-up when pre -arranged • 6 months layaway jlam xec" 311lip m 0111111f man= $ 89 SET $159 Douoie... $119 ....;r' - 89 Queen ... $ 149...SE- 249 AFBI: 19 SET '199 Double.1139...:sET 239 Queen ... $1,69...sE7 289 MISMATCHED SETS TWIN I 19 1 DOUBLE15 9 r= 31111"1111 %3rim MaTl= $149 SET $229 D"e...159....srr 269 Queen.... 189... sr 329 SET89 s2" Double..$219 ....su 379 Queen- $2W ...sEr 429 Icing...... $429 sEr 729 or Im RM $269 SET $"9 DW* ... $269 --su 489 Queen ... $309 ._ser 529 King ...... $4% ...siT169_ AJAX Nobody Beats the Factory! MYTI 11 5"f " Westley Rd. S. 'M Q f Taunton Rd. W. �; m Ir Discovery 433-1052 --• 6911 31 0 ®� "~` sir. will,sm n� Phm Orden 3 AccWled , .' 'dA r, A. t. r. .I .! . . *AGE STHE NEWS ADVERTISER MIDAY, OCTOBER f,1992 M5 In Billboard Is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted In Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, L1S 2H5. The deadline for Billboard Items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednes- day publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publica- tion and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. FRIDAY WATER GIVE -A -WAY: 09 Fill up your containers with St. Anne's Spring Water in return for any size dona- tion to the Ajax -Flickering General Hospitai on Fri., Oct 9, Sat.. Oct 10 and Sun., Oct 11. A filling -station will operate from 10 o m to 6 p m daily in the parking lot near Eaton's. Picker )g Town Centre. 478-1407 10 FUND-RAISING DANCE A ^c-•o.s rg eve-'. ^c'ud ng a dance, support o' Ta i LeBlanC- JunK ns. a *n,ee-year-old Osnawc girl su,-enng ',or- euKeT a. vin be hela Sc* . Oc' 10 r0T ' p'^ '0 1 a T o'T^e 'boyo Canaa ar Legion. Brcncn 606. '555 Bayly S*. Picke- ing T --.(e-s are ava �cole a' -^e aoor and cost S5 Door and raf4'e prizes 723-3473 GERANIUM CUTTING Science teacne,; w, *e, :--:,o Geo-ardt o' A;cx will aeTonst-a'e geranium cuff ng ou-s cle *ne Plc.ce, ng Civic Complex. One The Esplanade. Sat. Cc* 'C at 9 30 a r . weatner per- mitting Take a cutting name w*h you 683 -033 -- CANCER GROUP: -ne Living W -n Cance' s -poo g oup w ! Tee - Von. Oct 12. 7 to 9 p T . a' the Ajax CncKe' Club. corne, o' Zle-^en.ts �a W and Yona,cn Ave 686-'516 HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY: -ne PicKe• ng -o-- c.. --,a Soc e'y w r^ee- -ues . Oct 13 at 8 o n . St A-'c•ew's Crhurc^. Chu'Cn S- no— I V/ Ll of Hwy 2. Ajax. Topic is Natural Pest Control and Predators. Fall flower and vegetable show. 831-1077. ALANON: Alanon, a support group for friends and family of problem drinkers, meets Tuesdays at 8 p.m. at St. Paul's on -the -Hill Anglican Church, 882 Kingston Rd., Pickering. 366-4072: 728-1020. SENIORS' DISCUSSION: The Ajax Seniors' Discussion Group will meet Tues., Oct. 13. at 9:30 a.m., at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd Paul Wood will speak on emergency messenger systems. 683-7799. LIKE TO SING?: The Durham Shores Chapter of the Sweet Ade - lines invites women who'd like to sing to join chapter members Tues- days from 7:30 to 10 p.m, at the St. Paul's Presbyterian Church (lower hall), 32 Wilson Rd. N., Oshawa. through September and October. Open houses for interested women. Learn to sing four-part harmony, barbershop style and have fun and fellowship. No musical experience necessary, just the love of music and a desire to learn to sing four- part harmony in a chorus 576-0769 (Carotin) or 83-2947 (Gaylle). EPILEPSY MEETING: Epilepsy DurnaT <eg ori w Teel Tues . Oct 13, a' 7 30 a m , at the Kins- men Centre, 109 Colborne St. W. Oshawa A suppor- group w'I be held 436-3'52. AVICULTURAL: -he Durham Avi- culr rc Soc a-, -eets Tues . Oct 13 at 7:30 p T the Picke, ng High School co'etenc. Chu.,c,) St N , Picker ng Village Auction of birds ana o ,c-re;o`ed Mems 633-5038 (Dole) CANADIAN CLUB --e Canadian Club o' 3--c- eg on wn have a oinner mee' ng Tues . Oct 13 at 6 30 o m at the Holiday Inn. Oshawa Guest sneaker David Phil':os o' Env,ronment Canada's Canadian Climate Centre 668- 2484 or 725-0145 KINETTES: aic-ce,ng Ki^ettes meet Wec . Ocr '4 ena the second Wednesday of every mon+h Women interested in fun and com- r-unity service can call Fron Sorensen at 420-595' or 'Lynn Rae at 683-9258 HEAD INJURED: -ne Head Injury Assoc C- on C' Du,ncm will hos' a soeaKer's night Wed . Oct 14 at 7:30 p T at Cedarcroft ?+ace. 649 King S' E . Oshawa Jennifer ;enk,ns w . sbeaK on Guard ansnip 723- 2732 ACOME AND WORSHIP AMBERLEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1820 Whites Rd. N. THE FAMILY CHURCH WORSHIP TIME 11:00 a.m. Supervised Nursery. 839-1383 V/, WESTNEY HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH Meeting at Applecrolt Public School 55 Coles Ave. North, Ajax (Just East of LOEB Plaza) MORNING WORSHIP 10:00 A.M. Rev. James Rendle, Pastor 686-1720 Dunbarton - Fairport United Church 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering 839-7271 Worship & Church School Church Service 10:30 a.m. ST. PAUL'S ON -THE HILL Kingston Rd. at Fairport Rd. Pickering 839.7909 8:00 a.m. Quiet Communion 9:15 a.m. Charismatic Praise 11:00 a.m. Traditional Worship Sunday School and Nursery at 9:15 and 11:00 a.m. Pickering Village United Church 300 Church St. N., Ajax 683-4721 Rev. Howard Zurbrigg Phyllis Spencer Worship & Sunday School 10:30 am. ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE 683-7311 REV. JAMES BIGGS WORSHIP a CHURCH SCHOOL 11:00 A.M. CHURCH BAZAAR SAT., OCT. 24 9 a.m.-1 P.M. Crafts, Bake Sale, Tea Room and more. PICKFR1NG STANDARD CHURCH (METHOD ST) 3595 Brock Road at Hwy. 7 SUNDAY Sunday School 10:15 Worship 11:00 a.m. Evenings 7:00 WED. 7:30 Bible Club - Children 4 -Teens Adult Bible Study Come and worship with us every Sunday I TO ADVERTISE YOUR CHURCH'S SERVICES OR I UPCOMING EVENTS CALL JANICE AT 683-5110. BLOCK PARENTS: The Ajax Block Parents Association will meet Wed.. Oct. 14, at 7:30 p.m., in the council chambers at the town hall, corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres. The survival of the program will be discussed. 686-4441. BREAKFAST NETWORK: The Third Thursday Breakfast Network meets Thurs.. Oct. 15 at 7:30 a.m. at Charley Barley's. 145 King St, W., Oshawa. Guests welcome. Reserve. 432-7200 or 434-7777 (Helen Smith). LA LECHE LEAGUE: La Leche League Pickering invites pregnant and breastfeeding women to its meeting Thurs., Oct. 15 at 7:45 p.m. for information and support. Babies welcome. 427-8063, 282-6462. DANCE. The Pickering Canadi- on-Carib Association will hold its annual dinner -dance Sat., Oct. 17 at the Pickering Recreation Com- piex. 427-4753; 428-3164. 1IDE0 TRANSFERS - From PAL to NTSC or NTSC to PAL for only 249re9 39. We also repair TVs, VCRs, Stereos, Cordless Phones, Answering Machines & Nintendos RIZVI ELECTRONICS C;PI7CKEAMG a-fan Re�bnan s K met TOWNCENTRE 831-7252 Your calendar Of coming events Picksdni; The Town of Pickering a s Department of Community Services, and Facilities commun" SK"M communitr S� cffWFTHANKSGIVING HOLIDAY OPERATING HOURS Pickering Recreation Comelex Saturday, October 10, 1992 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Sunday, October 11, 1992 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Monday, October 12, 1992 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Pickerina Recreation Complex P Saturday, October 10, 1992 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Sunday, October 11, 1992 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Monday, October 12, 1992 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Dunbarton Indoor Pool Monday, October 12, 1992 CLOSED Pickering Seniors Centre Monday, October 12, 1992 CLOSED For more information on all programs contact the Department of Community Services and Facilities at 420-4621 or 683-2760 or the Pickering Recreation Complex at 831-1711 or 683-6582. We've scared up a chillina This year, treat your little goblins to McDonald's Halloween Gift Certifkoles. A book of 10 Certificates for just $1.00. Each Certificate entities kids 12 and under to a special 2 oz. Sundae. Their choice of Hot Fudge, Caramel or Strawberry. So this year, treat them to the great tas* of McDonald's. Because any firri a good time for o Sundae! AJAX PICKERING 222 Bayly St. W. 1364 Kingston Rd. 686-2133 839-5665 BOOK OFONLY O,O For a 'i iiltww, of Partkmah" McDenalil'.. W hilw suPP406 bat. r.7 Meeting for parents of special needs kids p . DURHAM - Parents of chil- needs. 7:30 p.m. dren with special needs are invit- Services provided by the agen- For more information on the 4i to an upcoming meeting. cy are fully funded by the min- agency or to register, call 427 - Resources for Exceptional istry of community and social 8862. Children, Durham Region, is services and are therefore avail - inviting all people interested in able at no charge to all children attending its fifth annual general and families in Durham. meeting Tuesday, Oct. 20. Guest speaker Steve Milligan The agency's mission is to of Catulpa Tamarac Preschool help families enhance their Services will discuss family-cen- preschool child's participation in tered service at the meeting, the community. A primary focus which will be held at the Deer of the agency is community inte- Creek & Country Estates. 27 of children with special B H A P P Y It begins at IN -STOCK BORDERS & WALLPAPER 6 1 E 99 r single roll All irl-stock 'LATEX -LATEX FLAT EGG SHELL $ 999$1699 41Rres a litres LATEX PRIMER $1 499 I` SAVE 4litres SEMIGLOSS 01 OR LATEX 1999 4 litres Paint Paper Plus 'Ltd. 1755 Pickering Pkwy. �1& Pickering Home Design Centre 11 688-5639 1Oct.Salk Ends r THE ease recycle� is newspaper` Z Saturday/Su `Shopsy's' Black Forest Ham Freshiy s; ted 299 Ib. Cashmere Bathroom Tissue d roll paC, _im,' 2 149 -pack 2 Litre Pops 7-Up, Raspberry Chiu or Orange Chill. 99 ea. ■ `tester's' Roast Beef Or Pastrami Your choice 3 49 Ib. 'Atlantic' Paper Towels 2 ru,i path 3/ 149 "Dove' Soap 2 bar paCK 2DC g. Reg 1.79 129 pack Foil Roasting Royal Chinet Pan Plates Large Turkey size. Reg. 1.99 40 count. 8 3/4-. Reg. 2.99 ea..99 -11 1 99 `Swift' Magic Pantry Ass Reg. 2.89. Sale Price 2.49 Nom 99 each w/coupon I 6" Potted Moms Reg. 3 99 3 50 each `Scope' Mouthwash Ass' fiava.rs 750 ml- Reg. 3.99 2!9e9ach `Pantene Pro' "Y' Shampoo 300 mL. Reg. 3.99 299 each .`CLR' Full Length Dempster's -Cleaner Movies Bread 828 mL s,ze. Reg. 9.99 Asst. movies for the family. White or Brown.450 g. Limit 4. Reg. 9.29 99 99 each 6 )~V WHITBY MALL - 00/co (Thick�HITBY y #2) HARWOOD PLACE (Harwood & Bayly) AJAX PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9,1"2 ,i, D no r�RTt 1 A ROUND -UP OF THE AJAX-PICKERING SCENE In and around the clubs... Mike Danton Quintet jazzes it up at thFox & Flowerpo AJAX-PICKER1tiG -The Fox has Mike McCluskey and his Ave. S., Ajax. Call 428-1815. McGINNIS LANDING: OR Thursdays, enjoy your dinner to the music of Rob Fielding's clas- sical -style acoustic guitar from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Fielding will entertain from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday. McGinnis Landing is in the Pickering Home and Design Centre (Brock Rd. and Hwy. 401). Call 428-6383. MORGAN'S PLACE: Sing your heart out at Pip's Karaoke Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Royz Band plays a wide variety of material Sunday from 7 to 11 p.m. Morgan's Place is at 776 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. Call 839-4744. If your club or restaurant offers live entertainment, call Al Rivett at the News Advertiser, 683-5110, to k- included in this week]- feature. day night, male exotic dancers — .T Up for grabs' take the stage, beginning at 9. 1 y Centrefield's is at 1050 Brock - - A limited -edition print titled Gentleman Caller, by artist Walter Rd., Pickering. Call 837-1850. Campbell, has been donated to the Ajax -Pickering General Hospi- DANNY 'S PLACE:: There's tal by Pickering Photo. The print will be one of several items karaoke on Sundays starting at 7 included in a hospital fundraising raffle in December. Hospital p.m. with a S50 cash prize and a RIOcommunit relations director Trac Paterson free tape to all who take part. Y y picked up the print Danny's has a Monte Carlo Night from Pickering Photo owner Chuck Shumilak • every Thursday and the best of BCK photo by Celia Bronkhorst r k ` ' 11 W - Off The Record... The Beach Bovs - Summer in Paradise (Attic): It's sad to see your idols go down, but, well, there's no other way to put it. The Boys are a pale imitation of their glorious selves in the '60s and sorely miss the writing and pro- duction genius of Brian Wilson. So bad is this effort that actor John Stamos (Full House) was even recruited to sing lead on one number. There are some new songs -- all excruciatingly lame -- as well as covers of classic hits like "Under the Boardwalk", "Remember (Walking in the Sand)", and "Hot Fun in the Sum- mertime". Unfortunately, nothing new or skillful was added to any one of these numbers. Evangeline - Self -titled (MCA): Dynamite debut from this five -woman band, the first to be signed to Jimmy Buffetfs Margar- itaville label. The music is a root- oc n ro music on cdnes- days. Danny's is at 88 Harwood 8 DAYS/7 NIGHTS Ave. in Ajax. Call 683-2940. DECEMBER 27, 1992 TO JANUARY 3, 1993 DONA V MIGUELS: For your dining pleasure, Dona Y 1 ciack sy stew of all kinds, but mostly Mi uels has live Mexican musicCDN leaning towards country; though every Friday and Saturday night Bring in this there's a little bit of New Orlean's from 7 to 10 p.m. Dona Y adfor '1o0"discount Mi uels is at 325 Westne Rd., TRAVEL 831 -5252 - blues. flavor rock, bluegrass and g y 831 -5252 - blues. There's three good lead Ajax. Call 686-4468. vocalists here, but the band really HARP AND THISTLE PUB: �, 01, t�soars when in harmony. High- lights are many, including the duet Mme• a veteran performer who'll with Buffett, "Gulf Coast High- play all sorts of music, on Friday AJAX & PICKERING way-. and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 am. The pub has karaoke Sunday Corner (CURB Sawyer Brown :Cafe n the from 7 to I I p.m. and Thursdays UNITED WAY VOLUNTEERS Originally from 9 p.m. to La.m. The Harp I lightly regarded inn the country music community, Sawyer Brown and Thistle is at 282 Monarch have now lasted over 10 years and Ave., Ajax. Call 428-0943. are still proving that they can pro- JOKERS: Nighthawk, featur- duce substance as well as style. ing Larry Brennan, plays country Cafe is full of good songs, embel- and western music Friday and ; Saturday from 9 P.M. to I a.m. Iished by Mark Miller's stately � Sunda try _ Sunday, there's a coup and voice, which is ideally suited to r:. the well-balanced mix of ballads ween jam session from 4 to 8Arm . and p.m- led by Brennan, who's ► sounup-tempo p fresh, h b numbers. Cafe appeared on the Tommy Hunter ree s , but traditional fans Show and has toured with the will enjoy it too. --Michael Baginski Ronnie Prophet Band. No cover chaz a Jokers is at 335 B I S Bateman coming to Ajax AJAX - You have a chance to meet internationally -known Canadi- an artist Robert Bateman here soon. Bateman will autograph his books and limited edition prints at The Outside Solution Friday, Oct. 23, from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. People who own Bateman books or prints can take them in for signing. Some of his original paintings will be displayed and for sale. The Outside Solution is at 845 Westney Rd. S., Unit 6, Ajax, between Finley and Monarch Aves. For more information, call 6864278. g ay y t. in Ajax. Call 427-0337. 'KANGAROOS: Kangaroos has the country Jamboree back JAfT ECKER again, featuring the sounds of The Janet has taken on the chwienge of the Commercial Riders on Sunday from 4 to 8 00 Surrounded by a solid team of volunteers, Janet is oonfident her team wilj p.m. There's jazz with the Rag -meet its Division goal. Tears members include: weed Jazz Band each Thursday Car Dealers .... Jim Sullivan night from 9 to midnight. Kanga- Financial ..... Karai Samsundar roos has karaoke on Saturday kwranc(l ..... Vim McArthur nights from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Kan- Restaurants ..... Scon t+lcmurray (Ajax) garoos is at 985 Brock Rd. S. in .....Maureen Dowhaniuk T dcenng) Pickering. Call 839-6845. r, KERRY INN: The KerryInn r w r & Flowerpot Pub has jazz with band which plays '50s and '60s the Mike Danton Quintet on Sun- rock 'n' roll Friday and Saturday - day from 4 to 7 p.m. from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and Sunday The quintet, well known from 7 to Il p.m. The Kerry Inn among local aficionados of the is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 967 F_ genre, plays a variety off jazz. Wcstney Rd. S. at Harwocxi Ave., ;.rte The Fox & Flowerpot is in the Ajax. Call -12S-87()(1. Village Courtyard, on Kingston ROCK A BILLIES: Enjoy Rd., in Pickering Village, Ajax. Maritime music during Rock A Cal 428-2162. Billies' East Coast Sunday from 5 To find out where the rest of to 9 p.m. The music is hosted by the entertainment action is this Dick Nolan, featuring special Weekend, just follow this guide: guest Tcrlvn R}'an. Rock A Bil- BOURBON BAYLY'S: lies is at 250 Bayly St.. Ajax, in Bourbon gayly's has karaoke Fri- the Mckenzie Plaza. Call 619 - day from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. On Sat- 2616. urday, the bar hosts rock 'n' TUDOR ROSE; INN: The rollers T.C. McGee who'll per- Tudor Rosc Inn has the '50s and form a wide range of rock 'n' roll '60s rock 'n' roll music of Jim and blues cover material. Bour- O'Grady Friday and Saturday bon Bayly's is at 368 Bayly St., from 9 p.m. to I a.m. There's Ajar. Call 427-1858. karaoke on Sunday from 7 to I I CENTREFIELD'S: Centre- p.m. The Tudor Rose Inn is in the field's has karaoke every Sunday Cloveridge Plaza, 700 Harwood McGINNIS LANDING: OR Thursdays, enjoy your dinner to the music of Rob Fielding's clas- sical -style acoustic guitar from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Fielding will entertain from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday. McGinnis Landing is in the Pickering Home and Design Centre (Brock Rd. and Hwy. 401). Call 428-6383. MORGAN'S PLACE: Sing your heart out at Pip's Karaoke Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Royz Band plays a wide variety of material Sunday from 7 to 11 p.m. Morgan's Place is at 776 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. Call 839-4744. If your club or restaurant offers live entertainment, call Al Rivett at the News Advertiser, 683-5110, to k- included in this week]- feature. day night, male exotic dancers — .T Up for grabs' take the stage, beginning at 9. 1 y Centrefield's is at 1050 Brock - - A limited -edition print titled Gentleman Caller, by artist Walter Rd., Pickering. Call 837-1850. Campbell, has been donated to the Ajax -Pickering General Hospi- DANNY 'S PLACE:: There's tal by Pickering Photo. The print will be one of several items karaoke on Sundays starting at 7 included in a hospital fundraising raffle in December. Hospital p.m. with a S50 cash prize and a RIOcommunit relations director Trac Paterson free tape to all who take part. Y y picked up the print Danny's has a Monte Carlo Night from Pickering Photo owner Chuck Shumilak • every Thursday and the best of BCK photo by Celia Bronkhorst r k ` ' 11 W - Off The Record... The Beach Bovs - Summer in Paradise (Attic): It's sad to see your idols go down, but, well, there's no other way to put it. The Boys are a pale imitation of their glorious selves in the '60s and sorely miss the writing and pro- duction genius of Brian Wilson. So bad is this effort that actor John Stamos (Full House) was even recruited to sing lead on one number. There are some new songs -- all excruciatingly lame -- as well as covers of classic hits like "Under the Boardwalk", "Remember (Walking in the Sand)", and "Hot Fun in the Sum- mertime". Unfortunately, nothing new or skillful was added to any one of these numbers. Evangeline - Self -titled (MCA): Dynamite debut from this five -woman band, the first to be signed to Jimmy Buffetfs Margar- itaville label. The music is a root- oc n ro music on cdnes- days. Danny's is at 88 Harwood 8 DAYS/7 NIGHTS Ave. in Ajax. Call 683-2940. DECEMBER 27, 1992 TO JANUARY 3, 1993 DONA V MIGUELS: For your dining pleasure, Dona Y 1 ciack sy stew of all kinds, but mostly Mi uels has live Mexican musicCDN leaning towards country; though every Friday and Saturday night Bring in this there's a little bit of New Orlean's from 7 to 10 p.m. Dona Y adfor '1o0"discount Mi uels is at 325 Westne Rd., TRAVEL 831 -5252 - blues. flavor rock, bluegrass and g y 831 -5252 - blues. There's three good lead Ajax. Call 686-4468. vocalists here, but the band really HARP AND THISTLE PUB: �, 01, t�soars when in harmony. High- lights are many, including the duet Mme• a veteran performer who'll with Buffett, "Gulf Coast High- play all sorts of music, on Friday AJAX & PICKERING way-. and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 am. The pub has karaoke Sunday Corner (CURB Sawyer Brown :Cafe n the from 7 to I I p.m. and Thursdays UNITED WAY VOLUNTEERS Originally from 9 p.m. to La.m. The Harp I lightly regarded inn the country music community, Sawyer Brown and Thistle is at 282 Monarch have now lasted over 10 years and Ave., Ajax. Call 428-0943. are still proving that they can pro- JOKERS: Nighthawk, featur- duce substance as well as style. ing Larry Brennan, plays country Cafe is full of good songs, embel- and western music Friday and ; Saturday from 9 P.M. to I a.m. Iished by Mark Miller's stately � Sunda try _ Sunday, there's a coup and voice, which is ideally suited to r:. the well-balanced mix of ballads ween jam session from 4 to 8Arm . and p.m- led by Brennan, who's ► sounup-tempo p fresh, h b numbers. Cafe appeared on the Tommy Hunter ree s , but traditional fans Show and has toured with the will enjoy it too. --Michael Baginski Ronnie Prophet Band. No cover chaz a Jokers is at 335 B I S Bateman coming to Ajax AJAX - You have a chance to meet internationally -known Canadi- an artist Robert Bateman here soon. Bateman will autograph his books and limited edition prints at The Outside Solution Friday, Oct. 23, from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. People who own Bateman books or prints can take them in for signing. Some of his original paintings will be displayed and for sale. The Outside Solution is at 845 Westney Rd. S., Unit 6, Ajax, between Finley and Monarch Aves. For more information, call 6864278. g ay y t. in Ajax. Call 427-0337. 'KANGAROOS: Kangaroos has the country Jamboree back JAfT ECKER again, featuring the sounds of The Janet has taken on the chwienge of the Commercial Riders on Sunday from 4 to 8 00 Surrounded by a solid team of volunteers, Janet is oonfident her team wilj p.m. There's jazz with the Rag -meet its Division goal. Tears members include: weed Jazz Band each Thursday Car Dealers .... Jim Sullivan night from 9 to midnight. Kanga- Financial ..... Karai Samsundar roos has karaoke on Saturday kwranc(l ..... Vim McArthur nights from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Kan- Restaurants ..... Scon t+lcmurray (Ajax) garoos is at 985 Brock Rd. S. in .....Maureen Dowhaniuk T dcenng) Pickering. Call 839-6845. r, KERRY INN: The KerryInn r w r THE NEWS ADVEIrMER FRIDAY, OCTOBU 1912-MGE U ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT likt the movies... Innocent Blood offers chills, laughs and romance INNOCENT BLOOD (R): Anne Parillaud (La Femme Niki- ta) portrays Marie, a beautiful vampire who only kills bad guys. Innocent Blood is a contemporary horror film spiked with humor in the vein of John Landis' own An American Werewolf in London. Also stars Robert Loggia and Anthony LaPaglia. HERO (PG): Dustin Hoffman stars in this satire of the media and Wow heroes are created. After Hoffman, a small-time crook, res- cues victims in a plane crash, a character played by Andy Garcia takes credit for it. Geena Davis stars as a reporter. MR. BASEBALL (PG): Bat- ter up! Tom Selleck plays an American baseball player who's accepted an offer to play for the Chunichi Dragons in Japan. Plenty of laughs as cultures collide. Ken Takakura is the team manager who does his best to teach the American hero the ways of the East. MR. SATURDAY NIGHT (PG): Billy Crystal stars in and treels this story spanning 50 ars in the life and career of a stand-up comic. Has its funny moments. SINGLES (PG): Matt Dillon and Bridget Fonda star in this romantic comedy which takes an affectionate look at a group of young people searching for — and running from — true love. CAPTAIN RON (PG): Kurt Russell and Martin Short star in this silly misadventure on the high seas. OF MICE AND MEN (AA): The classic Steinbeck novel is ought to the screen by Gary mise in magnificent fashion. Anne Parillaud portrays Marie, a beautiful vampire, in Innocent Blood. Stars John Malkovich as Lenny. THE MIGHTY DUCKS (F): Walt Disney presents this fun flick about a morally bankrupt lawyer (Emilio Estevez) who is forced to coach a kids hockey team. WIND (PG): In more than 140 years of competition, the United States has lost the America's Cup only once. WIND is the dramatic, fictional story of an upstart group FREE 5 Ib. HAMBURGER MEAT with any purchase over '50" One per customer. Expires Oct. 3151, 1992 PICKERING WHOLESALE , .RETAIL MEAT & DELICATESSEN 715 Kmsm Blvd 1118" aR Liverpool Rd.) 4242132 Closed Sun. 6 Mon. '0 W 4 . YD � f,�BFK MONDAY A Enjoy one of our TUESDAY International Burgers WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Chicken & Rbs All you oAll eat Spaghetti eat Fish & Chips 785 Westney Rd. S. 428-6022 AJAX FRIDAY OCTOBER 23, 1992 Metro East Trade Centre (401 and Brock Rd., PickerkV) FEATURING GEORGE CASH & THE OCTOBERFEST EXPRESS DOORS OPEN AT 7 p.m. ADVANCE TKXM 10 F!LJTE ���Mj AT TME DOOR 122' i 4�Net Proceeds to Cystic Fibrosis Research Age of Majority Required - Advance Tickets at 7 -11 FOR -MORE INFO.-CAL.L 6H6*Z34$ of American challengers whose drive to win back sailing's top prize plunges them into a world where money, power, love and ambition are inextricably inter- twined. Stars Matthew Modine and Jennifer Grey. HONEYMOON IN VEGAS (PG): Nicholas Cage, Jessica Sarah Parker and James Caan star in a twisted triangle. Cage loses his girlfriend Parker to Caan in a high-stakes poker game and goes on a wild goose chase to get her back. Watch for Elvis. RAPID FIRE (R): Brandon Lee, the well -muscled son of leg- endary martial arts king Bruce Lee, has picked up where his famous dad left off. The younger Lee pulls off some moves that would make his father's head spin. Great action, decent plot makes for an enjoyable night ouL OH WHAT A NIGHT (AA): Young boy reaches maturity with a mature, older woman in this romantic summer entry. It's called the summer of 1992, but resembles the fabled Summer of 1942. CHRISTOPHER COLUM- BUS: THE DISCOVERY (AA): In 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue. Well it's 500 years Finally... An Elegant Restaurant That's Moderately Priced. SPF—'V 1'.K>7 -^1i ;j G1'L7-`1�G'X'1fIH,U5 `B"x-`K�CSGIVIV 1tfF.,90 OR Lhoosc firma mw mquLar menu Reserve our "Private Dining Rooms" for Business Meetings. Parties & Special Occasions. etc. TRADITIONAL TURKEY DINNER WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS Sunday, October 11th STARTING AT 5 RLIL AT The Royal Scot 44 HUNT ST., AJAX WATCH THE ' "JAYS GO ALL THE WAY" ON THIS REGIONS LARGEST TV!! Join us A Coming Soon 1 this �1 'i �• EXCITING NEW MENU I 11 WITH KIDDIES CORNER r ' SUNDAY BRUNCH 'J r� FANTASTIC SPECIALS SEAFOOD AND MORE SEAFOOD ! AND OF COURSE OUR FAMOUS ROAST BEEF! Ilk.r later and Columbus is heading to a theatre near you. This epic tale focuses on the trials and tribula- tions of Columbus as he. sets sail for the Americas. TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME (R): Watch this if you dare. This David Lynch film is not for the faint of heart. There is more action, imagery and all-out weirdness packed into this two-hour saga than any movie this year. Read Our V, I1 -4,IINNI Vli�nil "� ' iriiiiitlll ILlI,I 1 �uj�f1 _�.: ri ■R�aiiaiVY� � I�t�U� U For The Latest News, Views & Reviews Ajax /Pickering JJJ PAGE MTHE NEWS ADVWMER FRIDAY, o('Tom % 1"2 To advertise in this space, call 683-5110 V To advertise in this space, call 683-5110 Ajax Axemen face shake-up after two losses Ajax Axemen defenceman Jon Juhola hooks a Barrie Colts player to the ice during Central Junior 'A' hockey action in Ajax Tuesday night. Juhola drew a penalty on the play. Ajax lost 9-3. photo by A.J. Groen Pickering minor novice 'AA' Off to quick start in hockey PICKERING - The Pickering Lincoln Homes minor novice 'AA' hockey team is off to a fast start after winning its first two league games. Pickering started the season with a 6-1 thrashing of Newmarket on Sept. 26. Bradley Binns and Kyle Hamilton popped two goals each with singles to Darryl Lloyd and Derek Polowyk. Jason Brookings counted two assists, while Hamilton, Lloyd, Brent Dalliday, Paul Ruta, Stuart �.. Baumgartner and Brian Green had one each. The Lincoln Homes novices came away winners over IA Markham by a 5-1 score on SepL 28. Dalliday struck for two markers, while Lloyd, Binns and Hamilton scored one apiece. Baum- gartner, Ian Suginomori, Gregory McHale and Brookings all had assists. Pickering olaltimers need .players for upcoming season PICKERING - The Pickering Old Timers Hockey League is in search of players for the upcoming season. The league still has seven spots open for forwards and defence - men. Players_ must be Pickering residents 35 years of age as of Dec. 31. Each team will play 38 one -and -a -half-hour games at Don Beer Arena. Cost is $325 per player ($160 now, $165 dated Nov. 30). For more information, call Neil Samson at 686-2001 (9 a.m. to 5 p.m.) or Bob Kemp at 837-2998 (after 7 p.m.). Coach promises big changes after Axemen kicked by Colts By AL RIVETT by the loss of five quality veter`r Sports Reporter ans who've made it onto the AJAX - Changes are immi- rosters of major junior clubs. nent for the winless Ajax Axe- "We're sort of behind the men who took it on the chin eight ball. We expected a lot against the more players Barrie Colts back (from last in the Ate- season) and that men's Cen- has hurt us. We tral Junior have a lot of 'A' hockey .� AAEAEN holes to fill and home opener a lot of work Tucsda Y . KErc ���"���� ahead of us." night. iK MO�!v� LaBelle says The Axe- outside of his men were top two forward drubbed 9-3 at the Ajax Com- lines and three defencemen, the munity Centre arena by the club lacks depth on its last two undefeated Colts, who lost only lines and in goal. He hopes to three games in the entire 1991- address those problems in the 92 campaign. Axemen penalties next few weeks. allowed Barrie. to score five "Obviously, we have to powerplay goals en route to make changes. We're not happy their fifth straight victory. "We took lot with what we've got. When a of unneces- training :amp ended, we knew sary penalties. We played nine- where the holes were, but we tenths of the game one man thought that the players would short. It was just one penalty progress, but they haven't." after the other," lamented Axe- The Axemen will host the men coach Larry LaBelle after Cobourg Cougars at the Ajax his club dropped its second Community Centre arena on game in a row. Tuesday. Oct. 13. Game time is Pat Drohan, Brian Anstey 8 p.m. and J.P. Latreille scored the The Axemen dropped the Axemen goals. league opener to the upstaO With the Axemen off to a Cougars 7-3 in Cobourg on stumbling start to the hockey Sept. 21. season, LaBelle says he's con- Ajax played the Orillia Ter- templating changes to the line- riers in Orillia Thursday night up which has been decimated after our press deadline. Ajax High School senior girls bmball consolation champs AJAX - The Ajax High School senior girls' basketball team was short-staffed, but still managed to win the consolation championship at the Lakeport Invitational Tournament in St. Catharines last weekend. With only seven players in the line-up, the Ajax squad defeated the host Lakeport High School team 43-34 in the conso- lation title match. The St. Catharines tourna- ment represented the second straight consolation title for the Ajax Rams, who captured the runner -.up crown at the Ander- son Invitational Basketball Tournament in Whitby in late September. - Ajax led 23-10 at half-time and continued to apply pressure in the third quarter to take St. Catharines out of the game. . Ajax coach Roxanne Curtis says her charges played a solid .game to clinch the title. "We killed them in the sec- ond quarter by scoring 15 points," says Curtis. "In the third quarter we eased off a bit, but we turned on the jets again in the final quarter to win iL" Cheryl Clement led the way in the final with 12 points. Andrea Langille scored 10 points, while Jennifer Cordeiro chipped in with six points. Playing Simcoe in 4 the first 4_ game, Ajax lost 52-48. Ajax trailed 18-7 after the first quarter, but closed the -gap to just four points it the buzzer. Andrea Langille paced Ajax with 14 points, while Pam Wiles had 10. Dropping to the 'B' side of the tournament, Ajax played St. Catharines Collegiate and posted a solid 40-25 win to advance to the consolation championship. Andrea Langille netted 12 points, followed by Chantelle Ryan with eight, and Zabree McIntosh, who dominated th offensive and defensive board with seven. 1]DO Meanwhile, the Ajax High midget and junior girls' teams both won exhibition contests +against Oshawa McLaughlin here Tuesday afternoon. The Ajax juniors edged McLaughlin 35-33. Kim Tilden led the way with 10 points. Shama Gumbs scored seven and :Tania Paulozza had five. The Ajax midgets claimed a 26-12 win over McLaughlin. Heather MacDonald and Daw Moore both scored six point while Nicole Terrelonge had four. All three Ajax High School girls' basketball teams played against the Whitby Henry Street Hawks at Ajax High after our press deadline. 1 ..16070 _ A av _1 High • girls LOSSA 0 n n u 0 LJ doubles tennis champs p AJAX - A pair of Ajax High School tennis players made a big comeback in the final match to capture the LOSSA champi- onship in Oshawa Tuesday afternoon. Ajax High girls' doubles team of Emma Hargrave and Debra Plooard rebounded from a deficit of three games to none to win the junior title over Courtice Secondary School's 4 -lolly Penwarden and Jenny Wilcock 9-7 in games at the Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics (LOSSA) tournament at the Oshawa Racquet Club. The Ajax duo played from behind most of the way against the Courtice squad. After trail- ing 3-0 early in the match, Ajax rallied from a 7-5 deficit to knot the games at 7-7 and force a tie-breaker. Hargrave and Plooard, play- ing their first year of high school tennis, admit it was no easy task to win the LOSSA title over the tough Courtice twosome. "It was really hard. We real- ly had to work to get the gold medal," says Hargrave who, along with Plooard, is a mem- ber of the Ajax Tennis Club. Hargrave and Plooard got a bye into the semi-final match, where they played Aimee Fearon and Mandy Lamers from Father Leo Austin school in Whitby. The Ajax pair had little trouble beating the Whitby team eight games to three. The Ajax tennis team is coached by Werner Mees. The Ajax High pair advances to the Durham -York Secondary School Athletic Association (DYSSAA) Tennis Champi- onships, also hosted by the Oshawa Racquet Club on Wednesday, Oct. 21. Scoreboard AAX aa110M kxua Revels from OCL 6 Nosrtlssounl Juan Partisan and Halo Dahaouh 201.5; Donna Dizlg and Karry Powell 192; Maureen Culp and Tom Brandi 145.5; Doris Opdawelde and Mark merlisk 182.5. EAST-IMEST 11 Burgas and Frank Laverty 206.5; Larry Lazazzera and Andrea Davis 190.5; Sada Bal and Fk► Bain 183.5; Janusz Jung and Paul Dodpson 161. the )MIF ken tear or uww ,f hart price in lour d an,utodwn Wililiias, TW BREW9 ' ' Dlrhem gp�81011Plm cfietWnd Aicki,bs) gust West of Lfv "d CURLERS WANTED I 1992 -1993 SEASON Register Now ' �. - Mens'Leagues Lea z 9 • Ladies' Leagues �^ , - Mixed Leagues � I i _ For information and appointment call: Annandale I Country Club I LIN E110110 Men 1 683-3210 I AM 70fT Ski & Country Club TXe prim" /&me* afd club tit Is effor we OW close to home. The Skylok Sid Club offers 16 downhd rums, rww snowrnlaki ng capacity. 3 Nfts, a rtretic lodge and a warm bay* atrnosithere. SkyloRi 1 1- , marnbenhip erlsunts minlnat Ifrte-ups, sale ddkV conditions and an enjoyable sWhg cgmi rloe for the entire fantly. Nesded in kite Durharn Room. SPA* k ksca4sd just 25 minutes rloM of Ow 401 and Brock Rd. Ockwl4 Skylab Sid and COWIft C3ub Wb ova: equRy manbersltip. certdW (� bubucti0n. progrsrts from tot sW to racer, social and fan* events, —ser. Nonbc dd9• uxeniooE dela 1r arMr ywr beert/y rrrvr. o at lie Opm Hft Dray ourw�r Amud Celelteetioet t Sunday, octcher I&h Ilam noon to 4-00 p m. = jr.• jQ Fre hot dos hrrch, ' hay Was,I OAOYAR 0.0.derrionstrataam 1 CLAI�YONf L3 X I I IOWA 1 an S , ' Ir"Triatio d mote. SM For detaas al pWKXXWW MW.7 1MR1fl1.11 ,� [ NNr0*000 R0. _ Te ohil. LUfF ONTAPAq OSAM T 771E IM ADVB n=M n tJ AY, 011171101111111112 fl, 0024M E 13 Western Ranch Manufacturers of Quality Hand Crafted Western Boots • Variety of styles and colors • Guaranteed workmanship • Competitive prices • Custom orders 487 «estney Rd. S. at Clementti 428-2504 ,%Ion. -Sat. 10-6, Sun. 12-5 OPEN HOUSE PICKERING BEACH ZONING STUDY OCTOBER 15,1992 3:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. COUNCIL CHAMBERS - 65 HARWOOD AVENUE SOUTH Council has requested Planning Department staff to review the provisions of By-law 3036, as amended, in light of the consmction of sanitary sewers proposed for the Pickering Beach neighbourhood. The sanitary sewers are proposed to be constructed in four phases beginning September, 1992 and completed by September, 1996. The subject area is currentty zoned 'R4', '02' and 'Cl' by By-law 3036, as amended. A brief description of each zone is as follows: 'R4'- One family Detached Dwelling Fourth Density Zone. This zone permits detached dwellings on lots with a minimum frontage of 15 metres (50 feet): '02'- Pudic and Private Open Space Zone. This zone permits a variety of recreational uses; and V'- Local Commercial Zone. This zone permits a variety of retail/business uses. Prior to forwarding a staff report (status report with no recommendations) to the Committee of the Whole of Council on October 26, 1992, the Planning Department is affording Pickering Beach landowners an opportunity to review and comment on information and future development alternatives compiled by staff at a public open house brim. You will be given the opportunity to provide comments or concerns to Town staff at the Open House. An information package will be available on October 13, 1992 at 75 Chambers Drive, which will include badkgmund kftmation, development alternatives and a comment sheet. � S r ( �(11ANCE• LIN R _ 0 EBONY ST. CHERR Wj `µrv�te �tv�� 4Lo 4 ` / K ❑ STUDY AREA O IiO1CAATES ZONING A P. Tollefsen, Director of Plarxtlttg PACE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. OCTOBER 9, IM M GRAND SLAM ................ .......... g�fe�e!..................... VILLAGE CHRY GET ON THE BALL QUANTITIES ;.- LIMITED_, CATCH THESE GREAT EA LS AT M DEALS �93d S� SLIDE ON IN FOR A DEAL THIS WEEKEND wax 683-5358 VOYAGER IC WAGON SALE X149933 COLT 200E N. 4 cyl . S speed, power steering. power brakes. rear panel shell. rear wiper. tinted glass. air cord . full wheel covers d more. SALES8SS8°O � _�, VILLAGE Y{� PLUS CHRYSLER HAHW 000 AVE., AJAX NORTH 683-5358 /2m9% UP TO 48 MONTHS or 2900 CASHBACK , On selected models 92s. 0 '92 Colt 100 2Dr E '91 Dynasty 4 Dr '90 Voyager SE Wagon '90 Voyager SE Wagon ""s► •.. � alta 4 cyl. sub Dena, power brakes. errom easeeee. electric 3.31. V6, auto. W Wb• air condGoniny, ` 1 spit cloth vets. V6. auq. p/s. p)b. tilt. uuiN. an%hn. air conditioning. 7 P.sa. V6. aulo. We. Plb. 7 pass. wdny, ar condtioning, am/r n demew, cloth seats 6 mora- Balance o/ Newry wnenty amfim. dual minora, de ty wipers 6 morel Balance Newry sesti+g. delay wipers a morel t ownerealsnu d Nclory cassette. roof rack 8 rrKm. 1 awnar. Only 36.150 miles. available. warranty nailabb. warrarNy avabbb. Balance of factory warenty, available. Stk. P3716 SALE $7,99S Stk. #P3590 SALE s 11,997 Stk. 03722 SALE $12A66 Stk. #T77S3A SALE M '89 Grand Voyager SE '89 Voyager Wagon '88 Caravan SE Wagon '88 Horizon 4 Dr. �p VS. auto. PIs. p/b. a kffi 7 pus 0"*V air eondAiortrg 4 CYL. aulo. P/a, pfb. S peu. seetrp, delay w4ism. dn,#m. Aub. p� q�. 7 pass. air eonddonietg am0m. tit. onuee. few 4 cyl , Sub, M Wb. ctlh seats. dNrousr ver Sm raft. dee olift dolly drat manors 6 more. 1 ttaraT ONy 3ti,000 mite BSbnee dW minora. 8mac. / arner. Balrtoa d laatory wrwnty eornDfe, C= r•�-: o i more. i urtinm NII rwrnle minw. wear a hrlorr warranty aaiNble. availSbb. BSlartesNcbryitivii arrailSbb.u"'ar 463D0 niNe Stk. ##3724 SALES 1 Z7771 Stk. #A7867A SALE $8 395 Stk. #T77OM SALE $8,995 Stk. #A7940A SALE =3 995 STEPHEN TED TED HAZEN ju KERRY LEONARD PAUL DWAYNE DONNA DON ANNE LEACH WILUANSON WILLIAMSONSR HARDING YCELAOY PICARD WOODCOCK GRDBERT PICKARD PICKARD ARSENAULT HEARD ILLAGECHRYSLERAJ,qPLYMUUTH 1] UE (North of 401). AJAX E 9 11 0 41 • 41 ifiiic�i�A CHURCH SALE: The U.C.W. of Dunbarton-Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering, will host Home Party Shopping Sat., Oct. 17 at the church from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sales reps from Tupper- ware, Avon, Regal and many more. Fundraiser for the U.CW. 839-3411 (Doreen Williams). OKTOSERFEST: An Oktoberfest dance will be hosted by Peace Lutheran Church Sat., Oct. 17 at 8 p.m. at the Village Retirement Cen- tre, 1955 Valley Farm Rd., Flickering. German band, home -cooked Ger- man food. Tickets $25 per couple. 839-2325: 686-5462. FLEA MARKET: A flea market and rummage sale will be held at St. Bernadette's Church, corner of Har- wood Ave. and Bayly St., Ajax, on Why Advertise In Focus on Business Durn.un hu inesses wanting to increase their profile and sale~ volume find that heing a part of the Focus on Business adverti;tn g future definitely has it advantage. Over the last few years a great many businesses - of all sues - have found that investment in the Ajax/Pickering News Advcrtiwr's and Oshawa/Whitby This Week's Focus on Business feature have generated extra phone calls that likely would not have otherwise occuned. How do you get ilivolved? When a company makes a commitment to advertise for 10 weeks on the page, it also receives a full feature story, complete with pictures. Tice <1, arc reinforces the advertisement, enabling the business to explain in depth its product and/or service, philosophy, goals. special promotions and even a historical overview I'nle;, the ^usiness choose; otherwise. everything is done Fy the newspaper'; staff: the ad design, story interview and %vriting. flu, :he takine of the photographs. SII t^e hu>mess needs to do is prepare for the increased sales volume. For m(,re information call Janice at ()X3-51 10, Helping Hands Daycare Ouality care you can depend on! Pickering Ajax 427-6777 837 -CARE i 6 wks.- 5 yrs. 15 months - 5 yrs. ((-' �eant Pmg)� Gov't. licensed,full, part-time and kindergarten program available. Drop in and see us or give us a call. RMSITTERS -'_!VE N APE OR PEP CIE C vISiTS FJa YOUR PETS PLANTS & HOME HOME SECURITY & INSURANCE VALIDATION PET EXERCISING & FEEZiNG • BONDED & INSURED. EST 198' 686-1691 l n t e rn a t i onal.Special ti es ichnitrrt Steak, filet c f Snte or 'ilariou., Speciab; Sunday Brunch 10:30 to 2:30 Located in the Courtyard Tickering Village 109 Old Xng von P,1., Ajax •427.6760 aorls�15&%", SALT OR WEATHER DAMAGED CONCRETE WALKWAYS OR STEPS? aEfee�Arro ANY =E Joe - M00EeM 1rEfH= No OAYAM TO trerrres, tMIMs A SWAW Ms ALL AWAAM,E IETHM rerroesrEo Now an oeTOW LARRY GOODWN 24 Howe Til. (416) 610.1703 or Fu (416) 6340 THE News ADVERMER FRmAY, 0Clr0= fl. 0M^GE 5 Sat., Oct. 17, from 9 a m. to 2 p.m. Proceeds to help the needy through the St Vincent de Paul Society. 428-3581 (Germaine) GARAGE SALE A garage sale will be held at Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St N„ Flickering INT?A A&MEMAM PRESENTS -r� ,.f Lace Is h S Call us for imited NsNa� �� 619- ?tail 12 December 3rd, 1992 3 Nights airfare, transfers. & accommcdations 399°0 plus taxes Advertising Feature Classic Aluminum: Expa%rience comes from tradition In business, it can be a dynamic transaction when a family tradition is continued from one generation to the next. Thomas Walsh Sr. started a tradition in construction, Which, after 25 years, is being continued by his sons Thomas and Lawrence Walsh. The senior Walsh trained others, including his sons, who now operate Classic Aluminum. As the name implies, the company specializes in aluminum and vinyl siding. However, additions, restorations and renovations are also offered by this reliable firm. And if you simply want framing done, Classic Aluminum will do it; if you want roofing, Thomas says, they will do that as well. The firm also installs windows and doors. The fact is, they are skilled in most areas of construction, and can be relied upon to complete a task they are qualified to do to the customer's satisfaction. Although the bulk of their work is done primarily throughout Durham, they have worked outside the area - for example, on a historical project with a church Classic Alumina committee in Scarborough. Another recent job was a garage that was added to a home. A small company, Classic Aluminum provides personalized service. The team members do all installation themselves, with nothing farmed out to contractors or others who cannot be accountable to the customer. As brothers Thomas and Lawrence explain, customers deal directly with the owners, who give "service beyond warranty." That's because their reputation is important, and they want only good news about their business to be broadcast. "A lot of work (90%) is through referrals," LawTence says, adding that that is due to the quality and service provided. Vinyl is the most popular siding. According to Thomas, Aluminum it withstands the extremes of our climate, being more durable. Both family men, then add that they plan to be conducting business for many years. As well, Classic Aluminum operates year-round. If you have a home addition, renovation or restoration project you need to complete professionally, call Classic Aluminum. The owners also welcome general enquiries. Thomas can be reached at 986-5758; or Lawrence at 831-1098. Your calendar of coming events Village, Sat„ Oct. 17, beginning at 8:30 a.m. 683-4721. FAIL FAIR: St. Pauls On -The -Hill church will hold its annual tall fair on Sat.. Oct. 17, starting at 9 a m. Huge flea market, raffles, tea room, crafts, toys and clothing for sale J.D. AIR & ELECTRIC TOOL REPAIR Repairs to all makes. Authorized service centre for: Milwaukee, Makita, Black & Decker, Ryobi, Hitachi, Porter -cable, Universal, Duo -Fast, Delta, Rockwell. Rebuilt tools available Saw sharpening, - Custom 3andsaw Blades 676 Monarch Ave., Unit 3, Ajax 427-2595 ALL TRADES RENOVATION • KITCHENS - NEW & REFAC,NG - BA7HROOMS • DECKS & FEINCES • ?EC ROOMS • DRYWALL • TAP;NG- FLOORING -'RIM AORK ALL OTHER HOME IMPROVEMENTS AVAILABLE, FREE ESTIMATES 427-62921655-5407 THE MORTGAGE FACTORY 1st, 2nd, 3rd mtges. to 95% . •;� Via: �'��e" ._ a"�-.,.'�;es • J.7c: -_C-sc - J `e, z • Sac zrec�1 No Income - No praolem Prime Deals Below Bark Rates Fast, Professional Service Since 1975 Call 666-4986 (Whitby; Ocus THE TOY CONSULTANTS Joan wants you to On us in selling educational toys for Canadian girls and boys. WmW'nt you Ike to n* contribute to your tamiy irconw; set yaw own hours, though home parties, fundraisers and CaWo9 w sales? Like you, most of us am not sales people, we are Just a group of parents concerned about our children's future. For more information, call Pat at 416.663.4622 or Linda toll hes at 1.800- NEEW LOOK RENOVATIONS ALL HOLE IMPRDVEIIENTS SMALL REPAN SPEcuLIST - Carpentry - Plumbing . Wiring • DfywWl Painting & Decorating OR A FREE FRIENDLY ESTIMATI CALL 683-8780 s --T••• • • •..••-�-•��-•�.... - — - _ ... •-- - .,•.►. ♦ 4 ♦ r - AA • • • 1 • • • •.• • • 1 �.}_.♦.tA- �i r • - - .� - - — _ . , t • . a i e • •. r r i� r.r'••r .• r.• ren-•.r.•�d,• o'a-r'1'r'r'• r r'r a •'s , MAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9,1992 500 Foro s 535 L°� For 670 Perls 670 Perls 680 Anno�nleAmnls 680 Annour cet°ems 710 Births 710 Binns Sale RMT time buyers or investors Ileten "I We *Ocelot ' of - r— In fordable Property within 2.3 his. from Toronto. Low Down Pays W. and financing available. Cal ONT. Homestead Lands for a free brochure. 416-292.1711. evenings or weekends, 668- 3730.(100992) PICTURE this)) 40 acres. 4 cottages. Lots of water frontage. Less than 2 hours from Toronto. under P.O.S. and only $130.000. UNBELIEVABLE BUT TRUE. 416-292-1711 or evenings weekends. 668-3730. — SINGLE and unattached? Join (100992) 590 -_ -Business J7 over 200 single people every 5 acres. 2300 ft. year round Opportunities Sunday at Singles World in the frontage. Bancroft area, only Corral, 433 Simcoe St. S.. 21.900 Call 416-292-1711, eve. HOT NUT VENDING MACHINE Oshawa. Durham Regions only Weekends. 668-3730. (100992) - first time offer for this excellent Sunday dance exdusively for -- - -- --- -- ---- -- moneymaker. Territories avll- singles. Cover charge LOG cabin on two acres with ac- able to qualified individuals. information. 623.7007. (TFALL) cess to private lake. South River Minimum investment $14 900 DR. K. L. CHONG D.D.S. and DR. C. K. CHONG D.D.S. FAMILY DENTISTS FIRST PICKERING PLACE 1550 KINGSTON RD., SUITE 200 PICKERING fin Red Lobster Plaza) SAT. AND EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE 839-4821 area, ONLY $64,900. 416-292- art Call 1-nl6-795-0040. (101592) EXCITING SPICY PHOTOS OF Rocimate6 - Karen. Wendy and Dark ;0ndilioniexOMlen' 705-778-3326. evenings. 705- 1711, evenings or weekends. 666 3730. (100892) - Coming Lisa. For discreet information, 9 write: Karen, Box 670 -RD, 640 670 Personals 675 Companions Out -of Events Kelowna. B.C. V1Y 7P4. Adults F ER -Town 540 Properties Pro ernes CRAFT Show - CREATIONS'92 only please) (102292) i SHOW 8 SALE. Sunday JAI. G SINGLE white male, mrd lads. � ,z , •,,,. _ Oct, 11 10-4 m. at PICKERING SINCERE Singles •Personal In- JESUS says, can the blind lead very good looking, wants lady. MARMw. - two bedroom bungalow, two RECREATIONS COMPLEX. trOdudion Service. Aconfider- the blinds Does your minister 25-35 for fun and hopeful one w bedroom bungalow, one acre at bungalow. 1867 Valley Farm Road (on tial way to meet someone wear glasses? The hireling is relationship• likes going out. $ached garage. 5109.000..3 south side of Kingston Rd. ba special. Seniors Discount, 55 the hired minister. Micah 3:11, squash, etc. Please reply to bedroom bungalow. attached men Brock Rd. and Liverpool and over. Cap Dee. 571-7774 or Isaiah 56:10.12. John 10:11. Robert with Photo to File *5056, double garage. 2 acres. Rd.) ADULT ADMISSIONS. Judy. '25-5757 or Heather 1- Jim Campbell. 1-705-953-9475. Oshawa This Week. P.O. Box Havelock. 3 $ 1.00. SENIORS FREE. x-667-3283 (TF) (TFALL) 461, Oshawa, Ont. LIH 71-5. b. n clow bedroom bedroom bun alOw hed (101592) V .aac garage. $89.000. Frank Guy. MORTGAGES a -c ori -s 9' ^.. Dark ;0ndilioniexOMlen' 705-778-3326. evenings. 705- :onC�!,0n. $103.900 o.b. o. arranged Any a^roini available 778-2208. Arnold R.E. Realtor. Cau Doig or RICK 668.6805. Commun,ry Finar+cal Services 535 Lots For Sale 575 Money To F ER Lend - eve o.se satense syste^u JAI. G MONEY ❑.onK^s � ,z , •,,,. _ _oa^s leo! co'so o credit arrangements. personalbudget c w = = w Planning. garnishees stopped. Cb=dW Fu product awareness and oppor- FREE CONSULTATIONS tunny presentaLons. Call today. Creme Counsenors (PCkenng- 436-6894 0'(7051 277-3174 Oshawa) 433 1425 (T;:) Mort a e 520 Condos For 580 insurance J Sale OSHAWA "a„^•c- S —coe. $89.90C 'nree oecroom. 2 barn. barcony. large storage room, pa'k.ng. Carnes like rent New carpet, paint, ava�,able Nov Private Ater 6. 668- 5145 (101592) OSHAWA McLaughlin Square Jow^low^ large one bedroom 2C '• balcony, redecorated, storage, indoor poo. sauna. air MORTGAGES a -c ori -s 9' ^.. Dark ;0ndilioniexOMlen' 1ma'+C i^C�. down DaymenT also :onC�!,0n. $103.900 o.b. o. arranged Any a^roini available Toronto. 960-3037. (100992) Cau Doig or RICK 668.6805. Commun,ry Finar+cal Services 535 Lots For Sale rJgo Business Opportunities F UFE 000c^ --.r seunc, MAKE a^ 0"e• sem_ c c : ae pt - eve o.se satense syste^u in Gra':on. minutes from 401 You' ow, *js,ness. part lull area Ontario. Permits. 111710,111710,Next/ oealers have free use $49.4000C 000. 416-349-3030. of Delo. centre $55 (' 0' 542, investment. no inventory Free Cb=dW Fu product awareness and oppor- 579- tunny presentaLons. Call today. 436-6894 0'(7051 277-3174 Ajax -Pickering /j 7 IBJ Jy Z -d G: J J :I � _iii � EAT ED Present Our INDOOR Private Clubs a Businesses Welcome Tables to be sold on s "First Cal - First Served" Basis -350 MARWOOD, OSHAWA -For further Information call 576=9335 Classified apt. Ajax -Pickering �dnQ���QP r w Bruce & Susan Metzger are proud to announce the birth of their son, Travis Gordon Metzger at 11:30 p.m., Oct. 5/92 at Ajax Hospital. Baby & mother are doing fine. Bob b Nilawan Shadoff are proud to announce the arrival of their beautiful daughter Erin Catherine, bom Sept. 241h 1992 weighing 7 lbs 11 ozs. A sister for Tim & Candace. Proud grandparents are Barry & Margaret Hughes of Pickering & Simone Shadolf of Willowdale & great gramma Barbara McLeod of Creemore. MORE CLASSIFIEDS ON PAGE 20 0 0 0 0 • I PICKERNG VILLAGE Ci >. is ESTATES F � = ■ H Ey V 3 HWY2 0 0 0 0 • I -. t i:� :: �, f••��"a'x45+ � - -s ., 4 : 'a.Y c Sii`:'?�' �-'a' 6r �>'.i.:� � .- "� - e�'.` +� ...r.'- r. -. y: - t : :1: "-' `: , •. 'ca$k r Y -CEDAlM'%V00"s { '. ..3NJ� •Yf_z • r ."c iC "y tX • �,�,�[T e, 2 135 a- r.: 9 d - 43x+ ,E MODEL�� -�� unnri HOMES Il! 10 LY.11. HOMESABLE A" TACULAR BLOWOUT PRICES! YOUR CHOICE OF CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING / HOMES Ill CERAMIC TILE PACKAGE* or 4 APPLIANCE PACKAGE FINCH �L HWY. 2 °D ♦ cm� HWY. 401 ■ Cansda Brick EAS, 11x' Real McCoa CENTRE MON. - THURS. 1 PM- 8 PM CLOSED FRIDAY CEDAR WC3DD WEEKENDS i HOLIDAYS IIAM-6PAR Iwi smr-LtreAw -ger i r AW - - =�- Advertiser I �I II OPEN HOUSE Lu t I e Ambassador � n' st 3urchera;,`�� Parke urle VENDOR MUST SELL e f♦, U 1 loch Ir- aw ootentia.'. E m r or st 5 bed,00ms, 2 icichens. Vt0,001 C 2 bathrooms. rr OXO d 7 app$ ances, r 1 _ separate side entrance. 1 O Bayly St. east to Picke,mg Beach Rd 1 P r11 Il l s O `v South. follow sins O 1 SI K19 REAL ESTATE LTD. m 'A 666-1231 7 7_ _ -,7- 1-7,- The Ashford �*A' s - 1,536 sq. ft. from $156,990 • LINKHOMES ON 30' O w , LOTS FROM $.1399990 • WALKOUTS INCLUDED OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1992 1.5 P.M. 107 DOVEDALE DR., UNIT 59 WHITBY IMAGINE - ONLY $99,900 for an upgradec 3 bdrm. 'ownhouse m Whitby with beaubtul patio 6 interdocking or ck walkways Try 55.000 down- Call Don LePage. Sa es Rep. Bagot Realty Inc. Realtor 579-4010 or Res. 430 3114 Pressrun 35,000 every Friday plus Saturday Best Homes PENTHOUSE SUITES AVAILABLE FROM $789990 with optional fireplaces and balconies Close to GO, shopping and all amenities. For more information call TORONTO 686-1316 WHITBY 668-7136 Bowmanville's inert Established Community mtcx I 4 If .:e z LF- F ,.-. �1 The Ridgeviewr 'C' �` 1,191 sq. ft. from $147,990.00• • LANDSCAPING INCLUDED • SINGLE FAMILY HOMES - ON 50' LOTS FROM $1699990 C.r, I 0 I I I I THE INEM ADVERTISER FRWAT, OCTOSER % IX13-MGZ 19 0 0 0 V*Z%' It'll It w7i ,v GLa 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •. •. . . . ... •. . •. •. •. . •. •. 114 140%; IW4 W171- PAGE 206THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1992 - -- --- - Business Services BALSDON COMPUTER Balsdon Computer Services can help you design d produce your newsletters, flyers, pnce6sts and more It Flooring, Flooring, Carpeting Carpeting FITZGERALD CARPENTRY WHITBY LTD. General CarpentryAdditions, Home Improvements Ceramic Tiling, Ree Rooms, Drywall and Painting 18 YEARS IN DURHA R M i N GENERAL' CONTRACTING Additions-Basements-Apts. Kitchens, painting, plumbing, electrical 20 yrs. Experience Reasonable Prices Guaranteed Waft 428-9112 Mario you want last, efficient M EGION ,JX TON DUMP TRAILER service. cat Claudia at Call: 6t 68-4686 a �� WC DELIVER 3 REMOVE 427-3299! s� $125, DUMPING FEES ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, CARPET installations - free -- - - — SKY1�o HOME graphic design. advertising, estimates, restretching a Horde 18usiness or personal. specialty Reasonable rates. IMPRDVEME Reasonable rata•. Also lessors 987.1799 or 987.1800. D a N available. Randy Timms. (416) Duncan. (TFWFS) 342-2279. (12,792) Gardening, MUGS - decorated the way you Gardening, en g wish, a rear gill, for someone pin hard to buy for. Corporate as well as consumer use. No • TREES CUT OR minimums Christmas orders TRIMMED must be paced by Nov. 1. Call • A-� SOD LAID Custom Mugs. 428-8689 (100992) i ROTOTILLING I I I lilt v v VI I let I Is WILL FIX: • Roofs •Furnaces • Plumbing • Drains • Fences • Decks 839-1584 NTS 683-4142 (leave message) ARTISTIC Masonary - apectalz• ing in fireplaces and chimney repairs. Works with bricks, blocks and stones of an kinds. Free estimates• workmanship guaranteed Call Rene Gervais. 666-4428. (TF) N EUROPEA Horne RnprvverrlentS Hill RENOVATIONS above IY F w atlerow"" Decks gEyp��j cuom d FRE moms •Painting DO ALL • Garage & yard clean-up • Clean windows • Lawn & landscaping • Small moving obis • Pruning • E Call 4436.0456 BLUE MOUNTAIN Homer ertwms Complete Renovations Rec Rooms i Fences & Decks I Plumbing & Electrical Painting & Plastering Free EstkMes, Call Mike 721-2656 - -- NEED note For an your word •FENCES/DECKS 11. specialists -will vuALITY work by father and renovate your bathroom or processing,secretarial needs. ' INTERLOCKING son team. Well experienced, kitchen wars as wolf as floor hard working. Renovations. Reports, resumes. business letters, correspondence. STONE 9-11584 tiles. 20 years experience. Good additions, decks. etc. Call us for TMS Painting dt references and satislctlon transcripts, flyers, form loners. W a free estimate 571-1263 Bis or Dia guaranteed. For tree estimates. Rod, Oshawa (TFALL) Handyman sales/marketinc presentations and mo,e Call 839-0100. D. Dykstra. 7254913. (TF) S.D.S. Drywall t Interior&Exlenor HAVE a Cold draft? 'yw aping, studding, Call T -bar ceilings, basement European Draftstoppers. We vntI excellent references, wiu Chimney Sweeps draft checks, renovations, painting. free Workmanship. Fast caulking, basements, attics. SABER Contracting . all 1.4ge and stove, s5c Pteass CONTRACTING estimates. Best prices. can clean reliable Service. """days and weather stripping. Steve. 837-0405 or Bob M_ Winterize Your home now, Es- 1914. (100992) 420-0081 sesMACKINTOSH AJAX C, m^ey Sweeps. spatia. chrnnoy weaning as Licensed Joumeyman tvmates available. Cali 1416- Paintin Zas S59 Pest screening �ristafled. only S25 'No muss. no fuss guararieed.' Free est mates. 6867741. (10159?) Driving Schools F&B �..v.•,C Scroo. --roe les. sons and lest. 375. Ten lessons. S'5C Call 287-306o- (102392) Electrical Services ELECTRICIAN w • ng •e wiring. se vie orange, cvatom lorries. IxbrlseC and �nsured- 434.1294 ;101392` Carpenter 20 yrs experience All Home Renovations LOWEST PRICES! FREE ESTIMATES John 520-4379 6663179. (101 5W) g, RENOVATONS HOME Irriprovements, - - -car Painting. Basements, decks, ava:labie renovations, driveway soaring. cabinets, aintin P g No )ob too smas. Call Rob, 728- decorating. For 1064.(101682) estimate in Durham Housecleaning Region call Don at house guaranteed lowest rates any occass on. Birthdays, t 68-8489 CLEANING acy e:per,encec vntI excellent references, wiu crywa plumbing,, repai•t Basements ado -ons. eietln C4M c can entire house including SABER Contracting . all 1.4ge and stove, s5c Pteass carpe n•ry add ithons call 839-3378. (101192) ase r•_Iw PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Interior & Exterior Drywall Taping Plastering & Spray Call Alredo or Helida 723-1337 PROFESSIONAL Danfina ann MOVING? We wNl nave anything, anywhere, anytime. Iter) a trucks for ell types of moves. Best rates, free eatBnetee. 1e% discount forol ra. $ 01hr, ar up Call 571-0755 AJAX Moving Systems - full services. moves, appliance and piano specialists, flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Call 427• 0005.ITFi HARRY- O -THE -MOVERS move big or small, we price them alll Call 432-7566. (TF) MEN with large truck will do household move. residential. commercial All types of moves. Call Carl or Jane. 427-2856. TWO men with trucks 'THE MOVERS' will do all types of moves. very competitive, give us a call. Pete. 576-9533. (TF) Plumbing Licensed Plumber For quality work at reasonable prices. Call Ray at 282-7813 FREE ESTIMATES Pick/Scarborough Border Experienced Journeyman Plumber No fob too small - Faucets, showers, basement washrooms. wet bars, etc Any renovation or addition. Daytime 4271174. Home 427.8809 Ask torTom renovations. repairs, dram work, sceciar,zing in high rise and condominium, call Magnum Mechanical, 837-1361, ether. wan paper hanging. Excslient �ncy paper. 442.8669. renovations. kitc hon s. HOUSECLEANING dons references, call for free Party bathrooms. home maintenance pnvatefy by two '.aders working em stiate. 683.8780. (10129?) SQr�ICeS emergency service, furniture together for 7 yews. Duties m- 1 ni h I HUSBAND GOR " RE .ran Home HUSBAND e i s ng. p u a i t y work dith dude wcleanng area Fr er PROFESSIONAL pa and MAGICIAN, -,low- !needsIi veil Ii clean up and rert+ow Improvements g,;aranteed. 15 years TF •�„o,« 6862915. ( EFG) oven. , wax doors. euc. Exobnt ,ranD�aDerng. room w rN+ole Ready to entertain tor any age. f garbage t"xr garages anics references. Phone 571-3864 house guaranteed lowest rates any occass on. Birthdays, HOME Daserrrnts. yard work. docks. ^`D'Ove ^ie^a a^d lo -cel JOURNEYMAN electrician. No o y p,omot, ns.. oppenniisn &. I D f too small pualit crywa plumbing,, repai•t Basements ado -ons. eietln C4M S�,y,�, in �,� ^B Changes- RELIABLE •wtnecaaner wirng workrmanshp guaramesd Cas awers. Magic are Ou' de security^g, ddOrs. decks, fences and irm tarts Ivo lob td lights. Cal row additions and 10 do vacuo dusting.floors a3C-?595 anytime ITF) }uni Leauclisp 6shows' re 728-8334 1TFI A Sneerer Wood Wonting 436- 4ma1 Cy, tOr tree estimates. t 6865456 (101392) renovations- Ai work puarameed, free astir -Tates. Call and DCall before rsasonabie so rates. Call Wfore 4 p.m. 686 RABBIT wants work do,m INTERIOR and extevUr painting. 9 420-6320 (TFA1 2077 (101492) Good or good work nor tree magic for ch idren s panes and estimates, call Me.. 576-6553 all occasions. nave my own Magician Call Ennio. 6684932 III 1 COMING SOON TO PICTURESpUE LINDSAY ONLY 64 FABULOUS HOMES `ROM JUST ?INCLUDED 9O 117i s lin mi11U9nr,U❑ ,rl eraeNN11M AMrIMMeaMMMeM11W iL .> ,Mr rw Presents ED Our EiEAT INDOOR I e Private Clubs & Businesses Welcome Tables to be sold on a -First Call - First Served" Basis 350 MARWOOD, OSHAWA For further information call 576-9335 Classified Dept. Ajax -Pickering I�� �� 1y J,J �4�J.J�:J _,�, 27�J 01 NVI N !lel You will want to raise your family in this safe, friendly and established community close to the banks of the Scugog River • Carries from $850 per month - includes principal & interest • A selection of bungalows, raised bungalows and 2 -storey designs • An architecturally controlled community with lots of recreational opportunities • Park ravine setting Beat the rush and find out how easy it is to own your own home with only a $1,000 initial investment! (705) 328-3503 Toronto Line 360-0790 EXC-ECCE~C'F O O F 41 0 • 0 DIRECTIONS: _ I J �T7 Qgy' Take 401 Fast past Osh r-� - 'P/p �►)' awa 5/1 exit 315 r",= �•� LJ ' {- C� T r� ��-� �- Nl W HOM`L North - follow Hwy 35 L___J Ll �-1 into Lindsay. l ift on _ _ _ _ — ,�••�t _ _ - - t Kent St. (1 mile) right on Angeline St. left on Elgin St. THE V�'IL1.OR 1319 SQ. FT. 5119,990. '" ' - - Other routes accessible include N THE MAPLE 1103 SQ. Fr. $114,990 Hwys. 48 and 12 to Ilwy. 7A. .... ` _-- (GARAGE OPTIONAL) Pri aro 4 --ilk are xrrbjM to dl+rtNr wMkeul wltioe. !: as 11. F - ,4; ,•i •!T. 1r. .�. Zai' _ - .- ... i �� ,^.. X two ,. W .: ' t ►•{ r l ...,.. ... THE NEWS ADVERTM MFRUDAY, OCrORM % "92 -MGL Zl Ouantity AAeans Quality - advertise both Oshawa -Whitby This Week (576.9335) and Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser (798-7672) Combined Pressrun of 103,000 every Friday ------------- ,....A ax -PI kering Thit"'Nue 1• f• I• la I1 LA ERRORS AND OMISSIONS �en.s.-a.ruw,. wMi.. nu ,pe.reI Iru w„• 376-9333, 798-7672 Classification Index d00r t0 door in Hours are s-8. Mon to Fre. DIP,>rERT. Lotus. Wordperfec. - -- - - - - --- DOS KNOWLEDGEABLE. E X - A ax/Pickering F1 Help Wanted PERIENCED catputer cierical 1 V 0 Wanted .�r5ri•--•an�n� 105 arra; --ac 110 1ce,,C120 Weak. k. File #50 This Weds, File x5062. P.O. Box 0 Box sot% eD A jar ; 130 area. 135 _ Y%, -- �a'a UO •")Sona- Mec --a -arty 150 -•ea T Cas 155 _a, -are WarrW, 160 lar-aeA.adac 165 Wa-"w 170 - .5, •+Ass ': 3uS ^5506 140 F2005 students. Durham Business - ON'. 65 King St. E.. Bowman - (" RL Friday wanted for snits C•omwmv Coaepe. 427.3010. MI c. Sales V.r•»' 3evh� 200 205 on We., 217 Ar;7a6:,r Sa. 220 A•toe6 VYarlW. zo -n star as''eeS t35 gat« • :'ar+ge 240 a a,evac Sans 250 A: S 6 ma's 260 rpm ear ask for Camille. 290 Pets S.,"*s '30ar!5ny' 290 30DS Wim, P.o. Box 481, Oshawa, Please send resume to File rte.. (101't92) `: Vehicles - _ a D- - - • --,.. 300 Au10n1,011 Warted 305 .as :rs4e 3,0 3106 .ars WrH. '✓ .e 320 a+Ers 330 A.!: Pats 6 ;�eca•s 340 Auto Liayw, Zantas 350 Mclor:y005 355 Srw•rnota,es 360 Marne 365 ^eceacan vw zl. 370 �a^Equpr.r' 375 aa.v Dur, to.•orreni no 400s A.Paynant5 sur Reit 400 Apa^nents Warted 405 Houses cY pert 410 Housrg Warted 415 Townhouses Fa Pert 4" Space For Rent 425 Rooms Fa Rent 430 Roars Wanted 4.15 Room 4 8040 MO industrial Unit Fy ;art 44s Snared Accornmodabons 450 Condomnums For Rent 455 officaaeggeea R"I Space 460 Wardlarse�=So&re 462 465 Cottages For Rent 470 cottages Wanted 475 Retr«nart Living 490 Resort-• 405 Florida vacawrts 490 Land For Rent 40 Home's For Sale 0600 T Warned To 8y 306 Tawrho Fp Sala $10 ' Invemant Property Sts Condos Fp Sale 520 DeveklprnerA Land 5206 Farms For Sale 330 Lots For Sale S36 Out-ol-Town Properties 540 Natation Proposes SMS Cottages Fon Sale so Moble Homes 6 Parks $60 Campo Trailers5tes $70 Money Tc Lond $75 Mortgage lrwarce 590 3.s,ness Oppalw yes 590 sQos Noticbs 11Arm.; Pubbc Notices 600 egal Notices 610 Tenders 620 Reg-saabors i70 Cammg Events i10 A.nons - _1660 3ngos 660 Personas670 3'aness Perscr+ais 671 „jr; ar ons 675 Announ:erws 660 Milestones 81t,days 700 6;11 710 Dears 710 In Me 0141116 740 Cads of Thanks 750 Wedding Amouncemena 769" Engagvmels 770 Amversare06 780 100 Careers 100 aa� Careers 100 Careers 110 General Help 110 General Help 135 Skilled Help 135 Skilled Help LIFT TRUCK REPAIR PERSON Lear Seating Canada Ltd., Whitby Facility requires a licensed Journeyperson, Lift Truck Mechanic. Qualifications: Must have a minimum of six years experience on mainly electric powered and some gas powered lift trucks, (Crown and Toyota). Must be available for overtime, week -ends and emergency work. Wage rate and benefits competitive. Please submit all applications to: Lear Seating Canada Ltd. =� i' 2001 Forbes St_ AAWFi` t " Whitby, Ontario Seating Canada Ltd. L1 N 7V4 _._.... _ .__. Attention: Human Resources �rpr 110 General Help ADULTS EXPERIENCED CHEF For an industrial cafeteria environment. Responsibilities include: • Cooking • Menu Planning • Waste and inventory control as Weil as kitchen management Please reply to: FILE #5064 OSHAWA THIS WEEK P.O. BOX 481 OSHAWA, ONTARIO L1 H 71-5 Sign Manufacturing company in Ajax requires GENERAL LABOURERS To work in the plant. S7.00 per hour. Apply: 375- Frankcom St., Ajax EXPERIENCED SUPERVISOR W 'h ECE D o.n•a recused 1 1/4 hrs., two a'ternoons a week Please send resume to Little Huskies Nursery School 80 Falby Cl., Ajax LIS 1N4 . WO I LOOKING TO MAKE EXTRA MONEY? OPENINGS AVAILABLE. NO INVENTORY TO BUY CALL NOW! AIRS. C. LORD 416-619-1574 Iwlwwmm IMF EXPEREINCED Ha •sty":st WANTED ,.OggtliquiMed a a Part rine. For 120 Office Help the Oshawa Centre w,ntytats �! Income Taxes 728-4623, ask for Mary to deliver (101192) IF you ars over 45 arld -.ave newsp P OFFICE cleaner required by radiantly b.en lard You may a ers any lamed in Prdw quality for ,rairn4 asseltanm. TOOL & DIE MAKER A precision metal component manufacturer requires tool and die maker. 5 years job experience building progressive dies required. Competitive wages, plus complete benefit package offered. Apply in writing to: PRECISE TOOL & DIE LTD. 954 Dillingham Rd. Pickering, Ontario, L1W 1Z6 E.C.E 'eac^er •ec. r9,: 'or ;.a^ time Dosvon for nursery scow. _. P'e" call Cgpp,y Ca`!!2 165 Day Care 165 Day Care Available Available • Ages 2 to 5 • Full time rates, $99.00 • Receipts issued for income tax Purposes • Day care full days • Nursery school half days • Junior Kindergarten • On 5 acre country setting Experience your child's growth !n a licensed,rofession I p a and loving child care setting. Established since 1978 686-1161 10 Top St., Ajax, north of Hwy. #2 off Harwood. 686-1 395 110 General MP 110 General Help NEEDED - two ladies for Lng wle Buslnsss. Evenags L COLLECTING. NO DELIVERY. NO RISK. For an (1appoininnseet. Call 427-8205. ENROLLMENT Manager required. Creathre nuke" and ptorrtodsrtal Will; important. Energetic, rellable wish the motivals dliore. Meat P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ont.220 COMPUTER . required L I H n5. (101592) APAR1mwrvI size parks, good For Sale condition. SM o.b.o. Cas 683. d00r t0 door in Hours are s-8. Mon to Fre. DIP,>rERT. Lotus. Wordperfec. - -- - - - - --- H&R BLOCK KNOWLEDGEABLE. E X - A ax/Pickering DOase word adman b.otaa 1 70 Em lQ ment 220 Articles Salary. $100 weekly Send p y `L vCorel. PERIENCED catputer cierical 1 V 0 Wanted I to Harvard, Compute,r. wanted For Sale This Harvard, Corel. Computer Also COnstruClion, can�rt�sry, oil IiNds plus cwpR ped pit* arm chair, swival chair with Irielydetpanorned, Fb►al to to incl Weak. k. File #50 This Weds, File x5062. P.O. Box 0 Box rrtalaion. (30 Iwdel. Swtre ottorriarn. $700. it 789 2068. (TFALL) 683 7896. (101 19M coned plus a v dhw variety re neponrrbiji.s. E:oalfatN area. 481, Oshawa. LtH 7L 5. Programming and Systems MEN wit" ;rucks w: : do WALLPAPER coaranCe over Analyst. Cobol. Pascal C. INCOME TAX TRAINING munRy Co (a • Must have own and household moves. cleanup lobs, 1.300 •Oils from 99 cents to Macintosh. O"AI Express. and odd pGs. decorating. perntny $9.95 a double •04 and more. SCHOOL self kfthen table, err- - tap dleaning piss BBQ etc 42& vehicle 120 Office Help 11110 a par F nanca anstance anythinr, Cali Can or Jane. 427- Oper 5 days Per weer. Mon may be for 2856. with 4 chain• one fireWaoe 0537. 0014M LE �t>reoeMry� tepuYW for, raw (/01200 P p� ray avartable el g bw (TF) Fri.. 9-6 p m. Sat. 9-5 p.m. 623. able todeliver students. Durham Business - ON'. 65 King St. E.. Bowman - (" RL Friday wanted for snits C•omwmv Coaepe. 427.3010. � increase your tax knowledge Tues., villa (TF1 wrtY In,,,.1dDd^oar,awa. Irarvlduy (TF) 205 Firewood on We., must demonstrate excellent SOLID wood fumrture, compare ■ obtain a new skill Fri., and Sat. communication skies• ca wall or 150 Hosp. Medical ROKA Lumber Hardwood. panned and able to Patio rm °iY1 pi0itiy' 6 C611683-5117 4k6112'. $60. 4':8'x16', W. chair. $1190; penis armoire• secretarial duties with little Dental Soh wood 416'x12' available. $350; wall units. $425; lutchan. supervision. Please forward ■ Convenient times and locations nesums with salary espes cell on DENTAL Assistant required for UO. Days. 705-277-M81. • eve., bWrxwn. other carom furniture. ask for Camille. to: File 85056, Oshawa This established Pickering practice434-6665. (TF) e . 427.3142• please leav More Information Call: Wim, P.o. Box 481, Oshawa, Please send resume to File rte.. (101't92) For LIH 71.5 (1 00292) 85065, Oshawa THis Week Articles 686-1 395 110 General MP 110 General Help NEEDED - two ladies for Lng wle Buslnsss. Evenags L COLLECTING. NO DELIVERY. NO RISK. For an (1appoininnseet. Call 427-8205. ENROLLMENT Manager required. Creathre nuke" and ptorrtodsrtal Will; important. Energetic, rellable wish the motivals dliore. Meat P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ont.220 COMPUTER . required L I H n5. (101592) APAR1mwrvI size parks, good For Sale condition. SM o.b.o. Cas 683. i m ma d i a t e l y, �-Mh t�w fie 416 vacuums or shampooer" ( (O.A.C.) Sones repossessions 6779.(101494 KNOWLEDGEABLE. E X - C Day Care �T - I � neper �- FOUR Oce, rivitproom suite in PERIENCED catputer cierical 1 V 0 Wanted master and 100�L nylon tyrpet. good condition. Chesterfield. will oto Wingroorn aid half tar person for medium site 1ef>oRpalory,yeDut� Also COnstruClion, can�rt�sry, oil IiNds plus cwpR ped pit* arm chair, swival chair with Irielydetpanorned, Fb►al to to incl SAL couple re- quotes lfv. n Nanny b carr for rrtalaion. (30 Iwdel. Swtre ottorriarn. $700. it 789 2068. (TFALL) 683 7896. (101 19M coned plus a v dhw variety re neponrrbiji.s. E:oalfatN empo er Piduritig. Non smokes. atperienad. references, Cort- ME drew last table and two MOVING Sale. 2 years old, beneAs. Apply in person thea. munRy Co (a bench". Oladt ht iron fridge. frost tree Electric stove. shin Corporatittrl 23 Barr fid. r In V chidiabrtie equiraYnrl n early cf+id Caro self kfthen table, err- - tap dleaning piss BBQ etc 42& Ajax, Ort (101382) roquired. 416-831-0415. with 4 chain• one fireWaoe 0537. 0014M LE �t>reoeMry� tepuYW for, raw (/01200 P p� ray screen, Swedish steel and OCTOBER clearance, $40 aooeMarlea. 2 pair t"lartp", monthly for new Electrolux Alaska Jobsl practices n Pldk-IrWAjas area Must have Per required in my horns or YOM for 15 month old boy- s0wir �-Mh t�w fie 416 vacuums or shampooer" ( (O.A.C.) Sones repossessions Earn up t0 530.000 in 3 �ti• tiStliflg approx. 5 yoant .rpwlwtca Ropy in obNidaoe 82 and Rougenont Dr. 509- RMMW-E and of burner. used available. Takes ovsr Pairritsoft 1 mother alf0s �nOn• w P.O. Boa 68. PRltwinp, Ont 0430. (1014110 or#1 season. Bre new. Clare, obse. disability. Also COnstruClion, can�rt�sry, oil IiNds plus L1V 2fi2 (101390 - LIVE-IN nano required Co � 80-1150 LBR' Reap Matron' 3M pensions rxrquw. Aooepiapls Burner. "225. Coil 663-4"3. credit.4,tan Sullioan.100M 88678 w our Day Care � - 11"01-I0111111 7234163• (tatltD9� ablfily to haus cwt trwlapwlatiort. Cal SbXW t, is yeah of ago and sort. tion. hento o1 fwd For kni nadtal. baby In Plckerikn 1 5 9 Available Cal CONTENT$ of 3 boORmn now STORM dos have e"1er14h1f19 ^ go. 428 oarpUee adti all aflwn 0 ddw• Pan -tanto ftlemotketlrtg positions wa leWs. smsir. AL caM 10,t�MM1C" ( 490 0321. (101492) Wings and closest self go" HAMISTnW wanted for now training provided. Ahernating salon n Oshaava Leave cars- to shoees who quaMy. T-'�-+4 513 aid K1 24 stars. WEg1 EY Heights fu0 tires, (ages 2 12 and up) or part tow e - , J C. -4 199 Day Care SALE -now and used frost Mo N�oea. i� 3fi w de by tf0' high. blew carnation. $75. Will fridges con weehre and dryers 1624 (1011960 sago at 8834445 for WAVVi-- Call 420-6991 to arrange (101592- interview. (TF) CANVASSERS required by �q�D Nail Technician Magic Ponraus 10 work door 10 and hair stylist for L'Attlfudes n doss Kling up appantmsnte for Oshawa Centra or Pickering portrait photogral". Full torts Town Corers. Ask for Lonnto. hourly wag* and excellent 723.3500, (101500 condition. Photo 5713-9526. JOBS n Hawaii reconcruation (101382) from Hurricane Initi now n BLACK GOLD Inc lot MBG) t• progress. 516-929-0341 est. look' f aha, C90 102992) . +De• lion Available for apartment units. www• 1I rates 883- Stelpheinson's Furniture and ENGLISH saddle and tads• 15, 086±8 (101 190 al purpose SM o.b.o. Electric Appliances. 227 Court St. EXPERIENCED daycare Lb%90 dayran n my hones Oshawa. Call 576-7448. WAar-V&n~wish hard cas., provided in a loving, home Kings Cres. acad Harwood aha. $250 o.b.o. 571.0381. environment. Excellent las of toys and activities. LARGE venew cedar chest, (101192SMC) refetences, wry affordable. nubrimw lundws and snadli ddng $70; micr.wwbr clapboard RCA full sire VHS CarrrCOrdw, Ike new, $60; arborite round snacks and hunrfies provided, babies welcome. Tracy 428- kitchen table, W Ike new, $75; auto focus, Autolris, power se ages or 6964. Cal Militia. 2353 (101690 Oumn Anne side stepeabiss, zoom,. $668. aro nwW down. 8888812x886-0007.(101190 good condicion,pair, $30; Interest free until 1993. Call MOTHER of 3 available for HWY 82 and Rougemount, sandwich sidewalk display Krazy Krazy. 571-1412, (TFALL) Ing or P aggrnsne, . ( daycare, ages 2 and up lull teacher, marketing reps. we aflw a real R E O U 1 R E D for chemical ATTENTION! - Call all marine, experienced motliw d boards 3' x Z. 840 for al 3.438- -POOL table, 3 ctw" and bag, unity for young twcoessory leaden or anyone intereeled n daYll w �. shuated waking 2 yew old will warm any ago. 2067.(1015M $450. ladies 12 speed bike, Nov 4�721.9715. (101 manufacturing line, Labr hrL child deveiopment. Join our �wkon from Dklfins Bay and full or part time. Call Marta 1 61 6821 Technician. aproxniaey 3 bars HERITAGE fireplp insert Iw now. s75 Telephone 42o.9317. world.Aul team d conch sob a - James 'hook• � ' before S. SOD 9813. (101492) OFFICE H.Ip, students a days. Duties required ltror.ld available. 888-1779. (1000D0 kMOOd• �• Pleaw � 83D - welcome. Excel Financial be Batch Quality Control in0 CHILDS PLAY BOOKS and PIANOS/GRANDFATHER Mon Oshawa (lttdstun Bolds Titrations; F'h1 GAMES through hem. wESTNEY+HERMITAGE - t�turc 8798 for more information. CLOCKS Plrtoe ren<wown location. Cal Rogwy 104 D0.73 and oololr delanikatbna). Taw � prorren0 how we h available w ��(p g - no W' MM ��• gr"• digi demartredan. ylf. clew mttMw a or leave message. (101502) rest of time would be In 00mnhi0n �' W "who"" rnuerlfiOln nom• '11-- tr 3 m � d reconditioned ��' Fed keyboards. CLOCKS -Inc MINATED -Brides layers orb 8 an0 �ft . Gong 'a date. Woolit h . atm s tsiMmall ages, Iufencesd M - l"Iest yaw non an piding. P olds OPAWML 0010 Rohe us a and �telw�advMersiag d our kaCaM le labourers. Must have M34� 1h 9 a,RL-4 wd. PDX*dwbl- 6885722 tkM, call Cathy, 86.8,05. >� and � Call m� 4274764,4V ° +N Pewee• experience. Call 404 9594. o.n4• Ma-FtL 11013821 OshawalMlhit82) by, 578-9084. (1011 837.2098 (10148?t Rd. S. Alan. (TF) 133 -wee. (1 ... _. ......� ..... :tea .. T'' -AR^V til-•s.-.��wi :�SIfT'.rf'c'-. Ing or P aggrnsne, . ( daycare, ages 2 and up lull teacher, marketing reps. we aflw a real R E O U 1 R E D for chemical ATTENTION! - Call all marine, experienced motliw d boards 3' x Z. 840 for al 3.438- -POOL table, 3 ctw" and bag, unity for young twcoessory leaden or anyone intereeled n daYll w �. shuated waking 2 yew old will warm any ago. 2067.(1015M $450. ladies 12 speed bike, Nov 4�721.9715. (101 manufacturing line, Labr hrL child deveiopment. Join our �wkon from Dklfins Bay and full or part time. Call Marta 1 61 6821 Technician. aproxniaey 3 bars HERITAGE fireplp insert Iw now. s75 Telephone 42o.9317. world.Aul team d conch sob a - James 'hook• � ' before S. SOD 9813. (101492) OFFICE H.Ip, students a days. Duties required ltror.ld available. 888-1779. (1000D0 kMOOd• �• Pleaw � 83D - welcome. Excel Financial be Batch Quality Control in0 CHILDS PLAY BOOKS and PIANOS/GRANDFATHER Mon Oshawa (lttdstun Bolds Titrations; F'h1 GAMES through hem. wESTNEY+HERMITAGE - t�turc 8798 for more information. CLOCKS Plrtoe ren<wown location. Cal Rogwy 104 D0.73 and oololr delanikatbna). Taw � prorren0 how we h available w ��(p g - no W' MM ��• gr"• digi demartredan. ylf. clew mttMw a or leave message. (101502) rest of time would be In 00mnhi0n �' W "who"" rnuerlfiOln nom• '11-- tr 3 m � d reconditioned ��' Fed keyboards. CLOCKS -Inc MINATED -Brides layers orb 8 an0 �ft . Gong 'a date. Woolit h . atm s tsiMmall ages, Iufencesd M - l"Iest yaw non an piding. P olds OPAWML 0010 Rohe us a and �telw�advMersiag d our kaCaM le labourers. Must have M34� 1h 9 a,RL-4 wd. PDX*dwbl- 6885722 tkM, call Cathy, 86.8,05. >� and � Call m� 4274764,4V ° +N Pewee• experience. Call 404 9594. o.n4• Ma-FtL 11013821 OshawalMlhit82) by, 578-9084. (1011 837.2098 (10148?t Rd. S. Alan. (TF) 133 -wee. (1 ... _. ......� ..... :tea .. T'' -AR^V til-•s.-.��wi :�SIfT'.rf'c'-. T'' -AR^V til-•s.-.��wi :�SIfT'.rf'c'-. PAGE 22-7ti NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER % 1992 220 Ar"clesask 250 Ga�eNard 250 GarageNard Sales FURNI I UNE two used Wvlswts, and end tables for gals. Excellere condition, 426- 6593 after 6 p.m. weekdays. anytime weekerWs. (11014921 SOLID pineiroak tables, chairs, and bedroom furniture. Buy direct from one of Ontarios largest manufacturers and watch your furniture being made before your eyes. Eg. 42' oak able, $299: cannonball bed. $299; armoire SM. finished in your slain choice. 985-8774. (102292) KENMORE portable white dishwasher, 1C years old. good condition $150 o.b o. Call 831- 4301_ (101192) SHOPSMITH Mark V. 5 in 1 system, hardly used, like new. 1.BHP with accessories. $2000. Call 666.1626 after 5 p.m. 230 Articles Wanted GIRL Guide uniform, size 10-12: used pato stones Call 436 - HUGE TWO FAMILY GARAGE SALE Sat., Oct. 10, 8 a.m - 2 p.m. 883 DARWIN DR., PICKERING (North off Finch between White's Rd. and Fairport!) Watch for signs! Lots of great stuff which includes: queen size waterbed. antique sirgle bed. mise. silver items. crown mason jars. ladies 10 speed. new bookcase and compuier table and over 500 sports cards (baseball and hockey) & much, much more. DON'T MISS THIS ONE". 400 Aim" 400FApa�t t 2899. (lC1592SNC) WANTED - stoves, fridge. A.IAx PICKEIBIIG - 3' - I - -•IoM in -WO � bukttp GARAGE SALE washer anc dryers. working or not. Also wanted. pickup truck SAT., OCT. 10 9A.M. - 4 P.M. of Oshawa. Large livingroom (newer Char 1978). Call 1778 BRONTE SQUARE, PICKERING appliances. Available Nov. ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom . Pickering. 420-8833 (TF) Furniture, comics, household items. 1000 sq -11. svingspace. Ideal for 280 Lost &Found 300 Automobiles 400 Apartments ARB YOU SEE M AFFORDABLE RENULACCOMMODATION? A local non-profit housing organization, is investigating the need for non-profit accommodation for senior citizens, families and single adults in the Ajax Area If you are interested in obtaining an affordable rental unit within the next year, WE URGE YOU to complete a questionnaire. Questionnaires are available from: SAR-MAK Ltd. 77 Mowat Avenue suite 507 Toronto, Owario M6K 313 or call: 531-4414 and a questionnaire will be mailed to you AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom apartment in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities. saunas and exercise room, underground parking included. Call 683-6021 Mon. -Fri. 9-5 k,Ht11til Sat -Sun. 12-5 i CMirriavlil . __. __ �': 400 A� Isor 410 "°"� em 410 " "" ern DELUXE 3 bedroom a0artcrhur A.IAx PICKEIBIIG - 3' - I - -•IoM in -WO � bukttp 3 bedroom main floor Bodily- home. Backing on in Port Perry. 15 Minutes north ravine. !1300 per mind. Aval- of Oshawa. Large livingroom house. Pool, air, Vac., 4 able Oct. Lynne, 428-9766. AM kitchen, 2 washmoril bol- appliances. Available Nov. ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom . cony with gilding doors, over 1/92. $850 month plus hourse, 2 1/2 baths, fireplace 1000 sq -11. svingspace. Ideal for 60% Utilities. close to Go, local transit, retirement or those who enjoy Ask for 1bni0 or Ram1i Wastney and Ritchie area. Low quail living. $810 plus hydro. Available itxrediately a Nov. 1. 683.5911 or wen s rates. 724-6890. (10 1192) 985-9253.(102092) 601 M or 7254145 PICKERING Beaches. respon- ONE bedroom basement sible family wanted for 3 OSHAWA - spacious, very bedroom house. Includes heal, apartment, partially furnished, clean 3 1/2 bedroom house, hydro, 5 appliances, ensulte, air, cable and parking, all inclusive, close to schools, park and pool, garage, first and last, On bus route, private bath. $500 shopping. Fenced backyard, references. Available a month. First/last, call 837- deck, 5 appliances, friendly imrnediaieiy. $1350. 267.3335 0328 evenings. (101192) neighbourhood. Basement not or 281-9300. ( 10 1192) ALL new, completely renovated 2 bedroom basement apartment, included. Nov. 1. $850 • 2/3 ORONO -lour bedroom house, utilities. 725-1877. (101192) also 3 bedroom main floor, 3 appliances, $900 monthly, first PICKERING - Frenchman's Bay and last. Available irnmidliately. laundry, parkino and fenced - 3 bedroom main floor oti....ex•,_,,00a tin - yard, $950 and $750 inclusive. bungalow. Ouiet street, near Phone 427-7409. (100992) school and parks. $850 plus. WHITBY - 4 bedroom executive OSHAWA - clan a two bedroom Cap 2838951. (101592) home. 3 car driveway. 2 car apartment, main floor of triplex. OSHAWA - three bedroom parte, 2 patios, l basement, quiet, clean, parkin laundry semi, 1 112 baths, dose to 401 partially finished basement, 9� rY dose to an amenities. $1395. and appliances. Close to O.C. and amenities. $900 plus Call 666-1171. (101292) No pets, references. 723-0742. utilities. Available Nov. 1. 655 (101392) 8749. (101192) CENTRAL Whitby - 4 bedroom home situated on large lot, $900 OSHAWA - one bedroom apart- RENT or rent to own - newly monthly plus utilities. ALSO merit for rent in older building, renovated 3 bedroom house. luxury condo townhome. 2 304 Simooe st. S. $480 monthly Adelaide and Ritson. Oshawa, bedroom with double under - plus hydro. Available from $750 per month plus ground garage. $1000 monthly immediately. Cal Stephen, 571- utilities. Cal after 9 p.m. 416- Plus utilities. Cal George, 434- 3229.(100992) 453-8491.(101342) _ 1311.1101592) PICKERING - 2 bedroom base- WELL maintained 3 bedroom HWY 12 and Thornton, large mens apartment. dishwasher, bungalow on Naroch Blvd. Avail- luxury semi 3 bedrooms, family Parking. private entrance, avail- able Nov 1. Prefer non smoker room, fireplace. walkout. 1 1r2 REWARD o erec o' 'e1 •^ or For Sale For Rent able Nov 1 Call 420-5010 and no pets $1000 + Call col- on% yea, Dli- cat(H•ma!ayan), .rght and cream colour, dark ears, face. tar: blue eyes, wear dig collar whicr reads -Devon's ',at- Gregory Rd: Dryer area. ';M 427.6878 (101492) REWARD to, recovery of small black briefcase containing fami- ly Photos. LOST it the vaanRy of Ajax High Eas' a Bayy, 837. c 189 (1 D0992 FOUND Dui wr•xe cat. fairy young. cos- it Blownng and Front Ra - Pncke, •ig Very affectionate, nc collar or tags. Please cal 83'-1618. leave message. (10--92CNC) 290 Pets-Supplies- Boardina PUPPY ..ar - C asses Oshawa io puppws up to 16 weeks S!arts Oa 13. Also Obec erc. classer starting soon K.o Kkitihouse. 416-837 2364 I 1 c' 3921 FOR Sawa SM Tri pupprs and also hnWasayar keens ant Persian kittens $15043M Not registered. Dees only 705-877. AUTO SALES BUY OR RENT TO OWN 1981 Buick Regal 2 cr. badeo good coed^Ion, certified 11,9950 1986 FORD F150 PICKUP low -ides, exci ie^t condition, certified. 13,9950 1986 CHEV ASTRO VAN, new t res. exce ent condition. certhed 13,9950 198.4 CHEV CAVALIER 2 000' 4 cyi , a -,c . p s. p b new brakes. tires and exhaust Excellent condi, or Certified $4,995- WHITBY .a,ge ciea- one bedroom second floor of triplex, heat, water. parking. Iridge and stove included. No pets. First and last, references. $595 . hydro. 666-2230-(101392) AJAX convenient location, quiet adult home, bright and spacious. one bedroom base- ment apartment with small kitchenette, no smoking, no Deft. Suit quiet single lomale. All ,ndusrve. $475 fast and Iasi. 686-6199. (101492) ONE bedroom basement aPa^mens. separae entrance no els $600 n AJAX 77 03 FALBY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. S7424819. (101692) baths, $960 .. References. tact evenings. 519-747-560( Available Nov. 15 or Dec. 1. PICKERING - beautiful very (101892) 416-7599642 after 5. large bright, two bedroom AJAX - 3 bedroom, 3 baths. weekends. (1 D0992) basement. fully carpeted, finished in law basement Townhouses private entrance. close to GO. apartment, 2 Cdr garages. close 420 Children welcome, no Dots, nice to GO. fully detached all brick 2 For Rent neighbours and a caring storey. $1250 per month. Avail- PICKERING townhouse, andlord. $700 plus $100 able Nov 1. 640-7430 or 477- across from Pickering Map, 4 utilities. 49&7222. (101592) 1858. !101192) bedroom, (ate kitchen. 1 112 UPPER duplex, downtown - Townhouses baths, walkout to pato' avail Oshawa. two bedroom available able immodately. $910 monthly 420 immediately. $550 a month plus For Rent plus ut,*w.Fiw and last. No utilities. Call 725-0451. (tOt392) Pets. 640.8913. (1015M W/aTBY throe bedroom main !bor ,n duplex, walk to Go. I„ dg. stove, parking. $800 plus hydro. Dec. 1. Also 2 bedroom lower P per moot apartment. $650 inclusive. Nov even,ngrs F,rs61aa, 427-0700 • 4 509-2091. no dogs. (101392) f bedroom PICKERING three bedroom, 2 AJAX two bedroom basement. . .. _ «- .. - b'%9 • arrd dean. 4 rice bath. carpet, fenced yard. laundry, f•stlaw $685 inclusive. Avail- able Dec. t Cat now. 427.6689 (10•'92; AJAX - brand new basemer" apartment for rent ,aundry faoltres, avaiable rvrNdratey. $625 first and last, utilities 2312. (101392 included. 619-0519. (100992) - lees Chevette. 4 door _-__-_-----..__-- _ ROTTWEILER Puppies, list anorretic. 94.000 kms Excel- AVAILABLE Nov. 1. Westsrore shots. ver cinerJnec 10 weeks 1 C - iii Cap 5 applOnce•, walkout deck. walk to Go and mall $900 monthly 666-1385 or 831-4201. PICKERING - large on* bedrocri owern•rM apartment. ion smoker. first and est $650 839-5890 (101392 NORTH Oshawa - available immediately. One bedroom apartment ,n house. kitchen and bath is?5 ner mrrtth ,rr•t,.rc.. Old. Puente Or Dyer" x. Must b• Cal 7%'i-6108 on. 6321 (tOt4 92) are& large bright one bedroom apartment with walkout. L411606 and parting. FrsrAast large PICKMNG and artrac. AJAX bachelor apartment, required- 985 0488. 101 ( S� seer (10099?) ---_ --- 11145 Jap b sale. Must so. •x- f,reptac•, cable. uhlrti•g available ,mmed�at•! 4 _ rive 3 bedr,00rn Comber unit, 1 tit Y. _ basement apartment, entrance. Close to bus. utilities. SOUTH Oshawa - two bodroom OWM , cordson. Lady drrwn. 'nclvdW 5575 a r11011t i Cas b a l h s . 5 appliances. 2 SPP ar+ces. Separate entrance. Houses For FREE toc a 900C hone. km•ns. fully bided. S1 Cas 619 839.1696 or 7"-4201 (1014 babonin. view d Frenchman's Non smoker profei . no pets. 41 0 Refill 3 male sho' howec, ready to leave horn, 42L 236' '101192) age �� sive rrressape. (1009M1Q1 AJAX - 'The Breakers' now ••- Bay Close to Go, 401 and $925 momhy. utrlain cable. mcwdes utilities. shdpp references asst. 428-6778. PALADE14 C3ED'ENCE 1e44 Chrysler 5th Avenue" ckwre lair sd• corWormwms far urrroda" 1,2 V pWAHiNG 3 bedroom house included. Cas John MoCanen• (100992) �Frenchman'sBay., rw'�' VETERNINAR' APPROVED 1O -d -d ps-" Pb.. power seal and and 3 bedroons,00�-1700sq.h. �� F� �y Ltd. 831- luded.it AJAX - cite bedroom bgs•rrrerrttarsrrrerx •educed. First and OUALIFIE', INSTRUCT ON by antenna a c., grey with rut Walther .erica. Oro ownr car. featuring 5 appivc rs, ar, IxfF 3300. (101492) __. - apartment, $650. parlung and Dela. $825 utilities. E X- I N S T F L C T O R R.A.F. $ 'tau 83P 7136. (! Ot 3921 c o n e s or PIGItF.RigNG Visage - large t utilities inckided. Wagner, dryer. Cal 83A 3877. (101392) POLICE COG TRAINING 6p.m. call427.OB49. (101492) salanurre.und•rground parlknp, bodroonn base ion, apartment Indge and stove, avaitle Nov. AJAX - Pickering, available SCHOOL Few openings still 1964 Mercury Marquis station recreation facilities. To veer cal for a quiet person on pretty I. CAI Michael. 282-5754 until 5 , i lately. full 3 bedroom variable for now. classes begin- wagon. akaar All Ps., Pb-. air 428-1874. (TF) resipenttty street, walk to Go bus ii after 5 call 1 et6-660.0961. homes from $950-$1030 per n,ng oc! 291h Covering con., good condition. Very AJAX - two Oedroorn aparvrn•rx, and shoppig, private entrance, (101392) month. Appliances, nice genera, nutrition. groorrrrg, clean, non amok•-. -41500 modem and clean, lakeside mgt yaro, fistRast, $475. 509- AJAX - bsertwx alpartirhent, ne,ghbourhood, near all genera a n k a C v a n ce d certlled 7262255. (101439?) 1575 or leave message 2375 a 520.2355. (1 00992) one be0noom amentias. Cal 472.3713 a 79& 01 ton rm WwY! HU111PS C� AJAX 2 and 3 bearoom townhouses in a family community with playgrounds, ball court, green Space newly decorated, fridge and stove, 1 1/2 bath, single car garage, and basement $900 & $944/month plus hydro minimum gross income 53,600-53,776/month required 683=9269 , large 00•Crenck: JUNIOR PUPPY ad. s33 17e J. (101190 1944 Toyota Corolla LE. 4 loeaton, 5 applunas. 2 full laths, fireplace, central am, .One very AJAX -one bedroom bright tiny bedroom, separate ��� (101492) and Beg, nne• Novice Mondays. SENOR P7PPv and Advanced doors& auto. power. air, "m recreation taclltaes. Wstnety basement apartment, entrance. Close to bus. utilities. SOUTH Oshawa - two bodroom MONARCH Nov.ce Hurscays (trial stereo. new ire and muffler. 401 Available Nov. 1. $850 . dishwasher. 4 appliances. ion available ,mrred'AOIT Phone basement apartrtwx n house. Preparalor OUR SUCCESS Good looking and excellent hydro. 427-8130. (101W smoker. $545 inclusive. 428- afternoon and evenings. Alan. separate entrance, puking, great community! . RATE SPEAK' FOR ITSELF- •02092 oondnorn Certified, $3350. Cal 619-2059evenings 101 rips ( 392) AJAX -one bedroom baserrw+t 6133. 1011 686-0485. (1017 ( 92) � cable. util included. Laundry - - ---- taCihties, dose to amenities, -- - PICKERING -one bedroom AJAX Oxford Towers. newly decorated, 668-9425. r - -_- - -- 1943 Capri, 4 cylinder, auto, apartment, an inclusive, $590 montfhly. Fiat and last. Avaiable • ?and 3 bedroom apxrtrt x . Available bmwmm Apartment. 1wParal• $610. First and last. Nov. 1., MEWS Automobiles now pairs. recerxy rusiviroolled. now. no pats. Non smoker. Alter Nov. 1. and Dec. 1. Quiet entrance• avaiable tmmhediafell 436.6914. (10139 • _ • garage, 300 For Sale now oil lube and filter, 6p.m. call427.OB49. (101492) building. pod, sauna, dose to non smoker Preferred• no pets• COURTICE - three bedroom • . . nt BANKRUPT Croft Problem il ¢ed, $1450 or best offer wa NORTH Oshawa- two bedroom shopping, 401 and Go. Approx. Imo•• trXige, stow and laundry. bungalow. finished basement, 2 , lfls3 Chav Cavalier hatchback. abl& Dec Cog main floor d house. heat. water. $750 and $801. Cal 603-8421 unti 790 p.m (1o159t2) c u • s u t , ! f r e s , s s o o . baths, batt onto park $975 . Ref•neros. 420-2984. (100992) utlsi.s. Avaiable immediately. 5 speed merksal transmission, parking included. $675 monthly. first and last. Available Dec 1. PICKERING Village - two ONE and two bedroom Cal 436.5373. (101592) 2 and 3 bedroom T• • F-41 susp•nsion,best offer as is Phone 430-5194 or 725.8967. bedroom main floor aparilmlle , apartments, available im• PICKERING - Walk to Go and aParfrtem, "W. One bachelor Or trade for 1961 Malibu Wapon. (101592)* living and dining n-%Mely Or for Nov. and Dec Town Centre. 4 bedroom homy, great community! Phone 4367655. (101592) ONE bedroom basement rooms, eat -in kitchen with A 9W and 888 Glen st. Oshawa $950 inclusive. FkWlaq, cal newly decorated, /s74 fAIC Sprit$ low mltleag•, span not asperse entrance, dishavis her, wasftlr. aI 1r Cal 729-4993 (100992) 837-2061 or 866.4234 after 4 after 4 p.m. (101192) 350 four boll, 4 new radial&, includes all utilities except condiftioniffig. SM. 509-912W Or AJAX - Lary497 • new am bedroom p.m. (101 • _ • garage, Oomplste ear. SM. 427-2756. phone, laundry tap7Mies, nun 427-0622•va (110192) basement in quiet homy, Niger PICKERING - spacious 3 • . . nt BANKRUPT Croft Problem smoker. no polar $550 rricnthly. ONE bedroom large apartrera slow. shared laundry. ullitis betloorn b•aukU John Bodily No uldt chock. Cass loafed to Cal cher S. 6064434. (101592) Bayly/LiwrpooL 4 pa. bath, included, non smokers home, exclusive residential $818 $864/month own. 1978-1984. 50 cars to bright bachelor. all Indust". $475. Two rooms. fumished. $375 Cap $575.831.2477. (101392) prlfen•d• $545, firstriast, 42& +yea, $1295 per month Avai year warranty, V6. Ps., pb., aaomislic, 53000 Luys. Bosco AJAX ' HamawoN401, avatiable (10 $675 monthly, all utilities Avalsbla or sooner. 434- 1575 or leave message door. 4 cylinder, auto, ps., pb-, amilm stereo, 400 air. exii • 4 1690 Capr:ee Brougham, Moose from. 68& 28, 725- 1988 a 6963775 (TFALL) im"wid;yey, includes an unties. ONE bedroom basement 1011683-1790.(101192)1427.66.12 er ( • - loaded, excellent condition, one bedroom basement ' 10 Beach and i 12,000. 199C' Red Cavalier CREDIT Problems? In aParfrtem, "W. One bachelor am look aslstorre two AJAX -$2,880 HWY 82 Ajax. Priwb &*arm sig � a2 ripper month Y24, loaded. exc•M•nt condition, bankruptcy/discharged, first 2Panff*K $525. Call 2866732. and patio, $600 monthly. adI b atpartme t. W" on 2 floors. 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 December .b *10.000 c.u. Call 686-2e84 time buyer - we cart put you be- (100992) mclusiw. Fist and last, no pets appliances, A.c.. occupancy after 4 p.m. (101192) hind the If Lone 10 own. AJAX -two bedroom apantmera Cal 663.9198. (1011 p'srreto• Includes ed u�'as• fireplace. garage. avalable with balcony. $795 monthly. immediately. 831-1957. Hoo Caprice Brougham Classic Cas us a rote an Taunton Rd. W. of Wsstry. WHITBY - spacious. Clean Avalsble now through Nov. Cam Y 683-9269 LS. warranted. row kms. mint TrWkS FW Phone 683-0512 char l0 aJrL aparbnorl in pr is d location. 432-0011. (101 IM 7ifEE detached, 5 condition, fully loaded, unified• 0 tri-, des 31 0 Sate AJAX - 1dxm - �• and Includes appliances, heat. AJAX •one largo applanow 0ak 101c1en• carsill fir• l aw orcin! tarrilillea 9 " fl1°pI"' �^" d Parking.PRINGLE -tax.• Call ward Cas Howard (416) 445 6877 after 6 P.M. (101 51M l� GAY Pick up truck or* bright bachelor. all Indust". $475. Two rooms. fumished. $375 Cap One bedroom, $584.29. Two apartment a .den. Separate Kit and Harmony (Oshawa) entrarnoe, anraiable imnedstely, Only SM plus hall 001^ $892.17- 427-2457• CREEK 1644 Celebrity. Art gdrdiidn. 4 year warranty, V6. Ps., pb., aaomislic, 53000 Luys. Bosco each- 8868687. Also a�rbl& 24 faurg b.bYsiding. (10 $675 monthly, all utilities Avalsbla or sooner. 434- CO-OPERATIVES HOMES INC. door. 4 cylinder, auto, ps., pb-, amilm stereo, 400 air. exii certified. 1666-8190. Call Evanings. (100882)Dboct,ol0e1N 6B64M7. (101492) Included. Rs1.6wn6•. required. WHITBY - 011- Cook. baso Not snnker. no polls. Cal see,3ggo(1 1 Itrent bachelor, furnished or 1754 after 5 p.m, (101492) SOUTH Oshawa - 3 bedroom is now accepting applications for 3 apart- lent driving car, only $4995 6ertlied. No G.S.T. Cal 427• IM Branco It, f loaded, V6, mint avalable. With 4 po•. unfurnished, laundry, bar house with in-law aparhrtent, kitcten, 4 rice. betlt, use d Imp. EXECUTIVE two bedroom, 2 $875 + Udki$L Ca11 es3-9o35 and 4 bedroom townhouses and 9 722 anytime. Russ. phone 467-3163 days or 831- 3951 Millers. r 1014" ( washrooml laundy facilities. 8886:110 ��• ( � 1011 yard.d, cosi b pubbic t►areiL first,first, appliances. wet bar, Pool, aft(er 6 p.m: 101 laundry, cable, carpeting, handicapped twits Of our waiting list. (100692CNC) ` A40 Auto Palls b NEW quiet WOstneyhlwy, a2. 1 bsdrOum lief, $440 monthly. Call 6s8- p' EXECUTIVE hours r 4770. (10D882) f�le9• $750 plus 113 hydroa w�by 6n court, 4 large bedrooms, Full houses .,1 housing, 11110111111111 Chev Caprice Estate Wagon, IoadeC, excellent v Repirs baNnterq aW.Im share with female, $90 per 4 AJAX - now 1*A dew baths, no subsidy y IS available. condition, 58•000kfm. Call 683- for nM. E,eryth" Included, mein week. 837-1304. (10119M main floor familyroom floor of detached 3 bedroom 1249 after 5 p.m. weekdays. IlSuper cap. light blue. tilled non smoker, no pets. $600 nlonafnly. Phone 6tN1 With fireplace, rec room with oak bungalow, $875+ utlW.s. PLUS PICKERING - ae1gle non amok- wet ba, two walkouts to lilrtoed Close to shopping and 401. (,01392) sliding WkKla s• P.M. $1000• set for $475 but ober. 1675.(101492)"win a two bedroom baseme ►t Ing Pweon for new large Ofle yard, $1275 plus Wlias. Avant beckeorn atpartmetp, very sunny apartment, 1575 �y 1, :1, Large units. Lovely 1947 Jeep YJ, black, low Sh srnould Il 1971 and w 1 1974 and up or GM 73-07. AJAx -mein floor d house, n quiet residential area. 3 + utilities. able Nov.,. 7259230. (10119 Private entrance, laundry opwicionce a r AVAILABLE Nov. 1. Immscu ravirto niusill Ov park -like setting. For more info. mile"*, Thad andFcord 6e.. . condition. Only $10,000. T•1lphon• 728-2447. bedrooms, lanced yard, in- facilllles, appliances.Widw Reennces. Witty R.E. 683- o•' s7o0 mor". Available tela 5 years new. 3 bedrooms, 2 Nov. 1/2 baths, call afar 8 p.m. 888-0430. dudes (ridge, stove, washer/ 1. Phone 427-9759. double garage, non BB61. (100892) 666-2008Call 365 Marine dryer wa'idb• s875 monthly . (101492) smoking pulerrreed-426- Pets. !1013821 11144 Hyundai Stellar 4 doe' 2/3 ' Cal 883-0707 arte6 S. (101482) OSHAWA - sell -contained private one bedroom baser- f100 sq'h'• on• Ixsdir bright PICKERING - 3 bedroom PICKERING - 1500 sq.lt. 3 (standard) good body, sun roof, 14 h. aluminium run a bout, basement m apart • "pan" entrance. 4 Apartment. private AJAX - 4 huge bedrooms, steps townhouse, finished family bedroom, a2 and Liverpool. exhaust, 7 months old. new 9.9FIp Evennde Flu rnnll d• AJAX - biasenwe apartment. entrance, wood stow, parking. to lake. man flow farrtpyroortt parking. Clore to room fenced d yard, 1 1R dabs, redo to al arrnsnlils, ava$able all & 1' needs trait brake parts. LCR. _calm 68-16. Gas tank s2500. bigichislor.i ��Ai O.C.. va O -C., Immediately, In�il� a Novi. ifirsVlast. ireplace,References$tG1 BIOrk lid. and Nov. 1. + Willes. Appltarl E1•I as :, $1100. Cal 8862223 o a call 886-,628 affil b mo ii86- comas ontlsbl• $450 monthly + 1/3 utilities Wo Idinduslve. Mil Hfully inWo cluded 1'IwY e2. $960 + Wlttes. Afters on incNudsd. 3dg.s852 cher 4 fI. evs j2e, 24&2457. (101492) P•rn- (101592) after 6 p.m 886-8879. (101192) FIl%%4 . . 619. 015. Call 683-0569 or 666-1797. 428-30M a 509.9272. (101100 p.m 7211-11047. (101192) P -m. (101192) - �h v-rr t r rrrt r ,..•f,f, { TCWnhOUSeS THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9.1"2-MGE 23 420 For Rent 455 Condo Rpnt 455 Coed QFo' 462 �"�e a 470 Coag s For 490 Fbrids Homes AJAX - 'The Breakew new ex. clusive townhouses, 2 and 3 bedroom, 3 and 4 levels, 16W • sq.1t., 5 appliances included. Available for immediate occupancy, recreational facilities on site. Call Dave, 428- 1874.(101192) ONE, two and three bedroom luxury condos. Beautiful property, quality features. 6 appliances, air conditioned, from $850 monthly, ONE MONTH FREEI Rent to own and pur- chase options available. South east comer of Nash and Truls Rd., Courtice. Open House, Wed and Thurs. 3.7 p.m. Sunday, 1-4 p.m. For more information, call Josephine Snider, 579-7505 or Paula Sheppard. 571-3052 at Homelle Storage Space Rent Wmatien POrd k 500 For Sale 500 For Sale AUTUMN colours, campfires and a cottage. You can empty n CLEARWATER - 3 bedrooms, PICKERING - Glendale - large 3 REDUCED $20.000. Custom all this TH ink ruin at NORTH full furnshed g ERN HEIGH S RESORT in o I air con., mobile bedroom semi, new roof, executive. prime location. homes. Heated pools, hot tub, windows, 2 fireplaces, 3 Luxurious living and dining Norland. 2 and 3 bedrooms, fully tennis, near beaches and major bathrooms, master with ensure, rooms. California Kitchen. 4 equipped cottage including 4 bath and gas 880. Sorry, allracWm. Children welcome. (LouPod. Photos. than motel). $275 $173,900. Open House Saturday. Sunday, 01 p.m. NO oversized bedrooms, 3 baths. 20x30 nanny sunelgames room no Puts. Call (705) 454-1928, (10189 weekly. 8835503. (101 AGENTS. 831-7831. (101492) - --- with walkout. Excellent FLORIDA - Madeira Beach, WALK to lake! South Ajax, all investment, $229.000. Open Florida 1500 sq.11. luxury gulf front 3 bedroom, fireplace , Hous, 171 Amur. Sun. Oct 4 go I/aCaliOn condo, 6 appliances, 2.1 central air, extra large lot with 11. 728-5571. (101392) - Rental$ bedrooms, 2 baths, all dam• 427-5582. (101392) LIKE new custom home. 2 $400 - 94W Inclusive. 831- accessories, heated pool, baths. 3 plus 1 bedroom, living, FULLY lumshed threebedroom Acuzli, screened skxtporch, top flnOr, BROKER has $10,000 to lend at dining, kitchen, den, laundry, at- home. Newport Richey Dem weekly/monthly. Photos. $147 per month. Contac Jerry lathed garage, 60x110 lot backs on water. Has two 7236069. 17021921 at 6686805. Comvnunity Finan- irregular. NM/ Whitby. $153.90C kitchens three baths Available tial Services. (TF) o b 666 2066 100992 weekly or monthly, long or ahon SINGLE size garage lot rent in ten^. Low season, $750 U.S. Cb$sdiod I= montNy; high season. $1200. MORE CLASSIFIEDS Ajax. Call 683-8994. If 01190 666.9153. (100992SNC) I I ON PAGE 16 Advantage Realty Ltd. Realtor, -433.4747. (TFALL) ST. BERNADETT'S , �' Dr. rD -dert Shapiro D.D,s. THREE bedroom spacious townhouses in well maintained CHURCH water. t&p�`edtoannounce new amde#en&dhouri �F complex.Includes heal hydro, HOURS: water,er.broadloom, washer, Confessions - 15 min. \\` dryer, fridge, stove, panting, Monday 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. Playground. Close al to view prior to Mass / j Tuesday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. DESIGNER ICiI'CEST. 1963 �fEPIS and all amenities. Call to view C 434.3972. (101392) �� Wednesday 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Rooms To Saturday Evening Mass - 5:00 p.m. Thursday 12 - 7 p.m. '� "' 430 Rent Sunday Morning Masses at 8:30 a.m. Friday 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. "'LY MUST "OUR PEOPLE MAKE m - 2 mp.. 9 a. . DICKERING -room tit, tent k, Children's Mass 10 a.m. Saturday ORPORATIOh' REALTOR townhouse. Near PTC, share al Located at 1900 Dixie Rd. THE DIFFERENCE" facilities. $350 monthly. Call Mass at 12 noon, 8:00 p.m. 140%4! unit 9, Pickering 686-0393. (101492) 9 AJAX P"ERING 333 Kingston Rd. HWYParish Priests � w Patients and 6a3 -&W 6314242 g mons i and Liverpool, $310 per p (at Rouge Paving) month inclusive, share kitchen Rev. Daniel Palillo Emergencies `Welcome weam Plus 4 pce bath with two others. • (21 °' '362 Everson sit. Rev. Charles Mahon Please call 420-9211 5019-5555 AJAX - BurcherBayly, large room or rem. Shared facilities. available now. For further details, call Lynn, 683-2306. (101192) AJAX - furnished and clean room for rem in quiet house. Separate entrance. cable. $90 Per week. Call 686-0959 or leave massage. (101492) DIXIOINCH area, bedrooms to rent, full use of house, $4001 monthly. Call 837-1774. • 445Industrial Units For Rent FOR •ent or sale. mdustnal units On Brock Rd. m Pidwing with drive in door and air conditioned Office space Call 420-1905. ,i Shared 45Q 5 Accomm. Female student or Professional wanted to share home. Air con- ditioning, plrlurlg, laundry $400 - 94W Inclusive. 831- 2X0 Wave message. AJAX - furnished bedroom n quiet townhouse, share bathroom. kitchen. Non srrokar. suns adult. $400. Cal 428-7964. (101392) PICKERING - at 401 and Whites Rd. 3 bedroom detached on in new subdivision by conser- vatgn area. Share all facilities, non-smdcer. $440 monthly. 839. 7540.(100992) TIDY non smoker female preferred to share bright clean 3 bedroom homy, many modern amenities, trends al door, weak to town osmre and Go train. AS lacifities, parking, utilities Included. Cal Diary. 420-3734 I-- msssags. (102092) FEMALE - non $marker to shah With same, 4 bddrrom exticuir e homy, all utilities incknded. Available Nov. 1. Clods to strop ping and buses. SM monfli Cal 433.1247. (10/3 PICKEOWC - clean low nhouse available Mrsnddiably for non srndlcyf-b share. Fuld use of house• ineluding laundy fad@bM. $600 %MIN # plus 112 tailties Cas Janes. 419-1477 •(9-51.(101300 WHITBY - room for rood, full un of hare, $350 mnrylMy. Dhotis 430.291a (101380 455 c°"t R� IISCLAUGHLJN square. con- don*d m for fund. 2 bsdro0n - ' 1 112 baths. $570 monthly, inclusive. Call 574-2450. .(1013028NC) AJAX - two bedroom, two ba�onles, two full bath, 5 'appliances, cable, no pets, 49WMwr" as Waluelve. Cal 491-3432 or or 419- 6600. (101582) two btttltroof I cop ndo, doss 10 Cu. new caps$ pit". $675 int and NO mit id .'434-9716 or 404 -MM (10130M •Swe 460 omce a Retail .'GOMEIICIAL fis4ai ap•o. fu f.nIt. 1100 ea.+L In Alex. $1100 per month. Call 483-4124. 462 Garage a Storage Space LARGE 20x20 Insulated bid". ideal for workshop or sbalpe. Available IrttnydtM*. Located . Dundas St. Whitby. $200 monthly. Call 284-1619 or 420-3774.(102 What you want Is what you get." AJAX 222 BAYLY ST. W. 686-2133 DIXIE - FINCH MEDICAL DENTAL OFFICE 1105 Finch Ave. East (at Dixie Rd.) Pickering Evening/Saturday Appointments available 24 hour Emergency Service Call 831-3603. AJAX HARWOOD PLACE MALL 427-0023 4 00:1 �- -- - - PHOTOWENIENCE The Ultimate Limousine For Special Occasions . II Rates From $30.00 KINGSWAY LIMOUSINE 434-5464Fo�Bob `Please support your Local Food Drive 80 Gayly St. 427-2332 SHARE THAN .ELN"U � �w(A Bank L. F000 DRIVE FAL.12th OCTOBER 6th TO ANGER HARTS H _ 001m tnhnk 111101""" is $,code WWI h AR! OW ` 5 1 h 2 nese mbie IN sow" A1114 R me keaw t� sett ;,�lerar a� 'we Mac, Do 1a itejWd ban" 1 sus 1 rr91 200 EMERGENCY FOOD PROGRAMS IN DURHAM REGION, PEEL REGION, METRO TORONTO, YORK REGION AND OAKVILLE VVILL. BENEFITHARE ` J�NNEA FISH JiNNEO STEMS r,"%EC +Ut ! 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