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Home My WebLink AboutNA1993_09_10. TI&.IT165 ., [aCL►trtele CRUISE EVENING OCT. 1"3 WMarlin A Travel cat, Fw Dwils AJAX 613.8411 PICKERING 831.8411 IM cF PICKEMNa- MUC tip. CENTRAL11F8 `Pickering Edition The Perfect Piave for Family Shopping do DVIRTISIR Much Much More. Friday, Sept. 10, 1993 44 poges A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 510 + 40 GST = 55 cents Vol. 112 No. 37 BOOSTER SHOT FOR HOSPITAL: Residents of 43 Falby Crt. Ajax, will host their fifth annual garage sale Saturday in aid of the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. Shoppers can search for treasures between 9:30 am. and 1 p.m., with 100 per cent of the proceeds to be turned over to the hospital. Refreshments will be availabic. Last year, the charitable event brought in $1,900. News _ Unified Way drive I otarget y�_- _.e $1 million Pcge NEW HOMES Pt; LLOLT SECTION LRegular features Billboard .........................1 l Sports. .. 18 Classified...... .._.20 BarterCrne._ ........]d Sincerely Yours ---.26 New kid in town New Pickering residents Dione Ancio and son Shane, two and a half, visited the Town's recreation complex Wednesday to find out where area parks are located so they could play, photo by Celia Bronkhorst Dumpou: repodY By JUDI BOBBITT Stall Reporter PICKERING - A frightening picture of environmental poisoning caused by the Brock West dump was painted Wednesday during a press conference here. Warnings of polluted drinking water, poisoned children and the threat of gas explosions in private homes near the dump were issued by Joseph Cummins, associate professor of genetics at the University of Western Ontario. He was fiired by Pickering -Ajax Citizens' Together (PACT) to analyze the landfill. Dr. Cummins drew on existing technical reports in reaching his conclusions, and called for the immediate closure of the dump and the building of a leachate -treatment plant on the site. He cited escaping methane gas and seepage of highly -contaminated leachate into groundwater as the biggest environmental threats created by the dtunp. He See DUMPS—Page 9 Battle for ballots on By JUDI BOBBITT, KEITH GILLIGAN & LINDA WHITE Staff Reporters AJAX-PICKERING - Local federal election candidates, after months of straining at the bit, are finally off and running following an election call by Prime Minister Kim Campbell Wednesday. With voters set to go to the polls Oct. 25, candidates are hot on the campaign trail. Ontario Riding Progressive Conservative incumbent MP Rene Soetens opened his campaign headquar- ters Tuesday night, was already knocking on doors Wednesday and was set to welcome the Prime Minister during a visit to Pickenng today, Friday. "Its about time," he says of the election call. "The opposition is now going to have to say what they stand for ... all they've done so far is criticize me. - Liberal hopeful Dan McTeague calls Wednesday "the most exciting day of my life, so far. - 7 More stories / Pages 3, 4 & 5 The election is "basically overdue. People were ready for this election. They've been in that mindset for a long time." Mr. McTeague says he's knocked on about 30,000 doors since his nomination as the tical Liberal candidate last year. Liberal party deputy leader Sheila Copps will be in Ajax Tuesday for a breakfast speech. Other party heavyweights may come through the riding near the end of the campaign, says Mr. McTeague. The election call didn't surprise New Democratic Party can- didate Lynn Jacklin, as she's been expecting it for weeks. "I was quite sure they wouldn't enumerate again." (The voters' list drawn up for last year's constitutional ref- erendum will be used for this election campaign. if the election wasn't held by OCL 25, the list would have been invalid and another enumeration would have been required, at a cost of about $15 million.) Ms. Jacklin, who's been knocking on doors for a month, says her campaign headquarters will open in Pickering Village soon. Reform Party candidate Don Sullivan "has been sitting on the edge of my seat" waiting for the election call. He was knocking on doors Wednesday night, held an election kick-off and information meeting Thursday, and was to join party lead- er Preston Manning in Oshawa Riding this morning. The "very optimistic" candidate has been booking talks and information meetings since June and believes "there's going to be a lot of surprises" and a "big" voter turn -out this election. The National Party of Canada, a newcomer on the political scene, is represented locally by Robert McMenemy of Picker- ing. 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SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE •rae.esEerra f1.'isi:.!_'.'.S�.L1►L•i••v•►6aaaeel', .'160.0 .aL.'.s.. .r., epi a SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE •rae.esEerra f1.'isi:.!_'.'.S�.L1►L•i••v•►6aaaeel', .'160.0 .aL.'.s.. .r., T= NZM ADVFQ'n= FRIDAY, SRFTMIMM 1% HU -MM 3 Job security key with public: NDP candidate AJAX-PICKERING - With voters, according to New Democrat planks on the NDP's economic plat - unemployment running about I l per is Party candidate Lynn Jacklin. form, which also includes elimina- cent, job security is the key issue for Job creation is one of the major tion of the GST, termination of the 'Taxesof i r' : National u a P AJAX-PICiCERRING - The fledgling National Party of Canada will do well in the upcoming election, its local candidate predicts. Robert McMenemy of Pickering is gearing up for his first election race as representative of a newly - formed party that's calling for democratic reform. "We're a baby politically; we're not even a year old yet," he says, predicting that the party will attract a good following among the 30 per cent of voters cur- rently undecided on who they'll support "I do think the National Party is going to make very good strides in this election. With the number of unde- cided voters, we should do OK." The economy and job creation are the biggest issues, Mr. McMenemy says. 'Psychology of despair' grips country: Liberal AJAX-PICKERING - Economic recovery and job creation are the major election issues among local vot- ers, says Liberal Party candidate Dan McTeague. "A psychology of despair has perrneated the coun- try. (Former Prime Minister Brian) Mulroney's prosper- ity package of 1988 has become a despair package in 1993. Kim Campbell says she's going to stay the course. We think those policies hurt," he says. Canada should be wary of entering into the North American Free Trade Agreement with the United States and Mexico, Mr. NkTeague feels. 'The Progressive Conservatives want to tush into it without looking at the blemishes of the (Canada -U.S.) free trade agreernenL That will hurt the country in the end." Free trade is a "reality, not only between Canada and the United States, but internationally. It's not realistic to say you're going to tear (the Canada -US. agreement) up and throw it away. 'V,,anada has a weakness in the free wade agreement and that's the definition of a subsidy. C17he deal) was supposed to help us get behind the U.S. protectionist wall, but it hasn't happened. The U.S. has been better at getting into our markets. Look at the number of busi- nesses that have closed to see an indication of that" A government's role "isn't to create jobs. The role of governmem is to create an environment for job cre- ation," Mr. McTeague contends. To do that, the Liberal Party will help small business with access to financing and research and development. Turning his attentim elsewhere, he says universal health cane is an issue that "u»tes Canadians. We want to ensure and maintain the universality of health care. The Tories are looking to unravel it We want n POW the safety aa." His party wants "to change the way politics in this country are done" by refusing financial contributions from unions, corporations and special-interest groups. Instead, the party suggests private citizens fund parties by giving up $1 when filing income-tax returns; the money would be divided among parties by a pre -deter- mined formula. "In a democracy, people should fund their own democracy." He also believes `Taxes in this country are very unfair and out of date. Neither the Liberals nor the Conservatives have the political will to make those changes.- The hanges "The tax system should be "fairer and more equal", with all taxpayers — including corporations — paying their fair share, he explains. Economy is biggest issue: Conservative AJAX-PICKERING - Canada's economy is the biggest issue in the upcoming federal election and the Progressive Conservatives are best equipped to deal with it, says Ontario Riding MP Rene Soetens. The national deficit, jobs, and future growth are aspects of the economic issue uppermost in the minds of Canadians, the Tory contends. How to restructure social programs so they continue to be affordable to help those who need them is also important, he adds. "Clearly that's it (the main issue) and who can best review those (programs), keeping in mind there's no money left''" He also maintains it's "clearly important that we elect a government that will represent all of Canada, not just one pan (of the country). Only the Conservative government can do that." Ontario Riding constituents can't afford to finance new government -spending programs, adds Mr. Soetens, and he vows he won't support new spending initiatives. "It's a very important issue locally." The incumbent, who plans to knock on doors and distribute literature throughout the campaign, says he'll draw on his track record as the riding's elected representative in Ottawa. "I'm not going to be afraid of my track record; I'm very proud of iL I delivered what I promised in 1988, although there's always more to do." During the last election campaign, Mr. Soetens pledged and says he delivered a 'Triple A' philos- ophy — accessible, available and accountable. "I'm making the same commitment to this cam- paign-" Deputy Liberal leader pays a visit / Page 4 _Cl Reform candidate outlines platform I Page 5 • DEUVM SERVICE • WATCH FOR THESE RISER 15 & FLYERS GOING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR DEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND N THE DAYS AHEAD ADSEPT NEWS ADVERTISER (Al ) BN IK DINTFEC 1u20 jA�) •CA"AAAXPC �Q� ... `1WFFtt DRUG 'MYSTERY HOMESNEW XPM TOOOTtN (( * ENER& R)OD NSTANT 11! ARMS (P M)) � %APM) SUN, SEPT. 093 PEW ADVERTISER(PIC(AMXIPIC.K) AJAX 1A (40144m) VaE FF000( SAV-A4ENTRE (PICK) 'BEAVER LLA48ER(PIG(.) SUPER CE1rTTRFJLOBIAttIS (AMXIPICI(.) .0 . M �wetw beuMt»w Mh FRDAY'S CARRER OF THE WEEK IS AUSTIN JONES 1 Canada -U.S. free trade deal and killing the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). The GST would be eliminated over five years, she says, with the tax on basics, such as homes, furni- ture and books, cut first. After that, the seven per cent rate would be reduced until it's eliminated. To make up for the loss of rev- enue the GST brings in, the NDP would cut defence spending three per cent a year, Ms. Jacklin notes. In addition, tax breaks for wealthy Canadians would be eliminated and a minimum corporate tax rate would be established. The NDP is solidly against the current free trade deal and would get out of it, she vows. To replace it, sectoral agreements would be negotiated, with the auto pact as a model. New markets for goods would be explored in the Pacific Rim, Europe and Latin America Ms. Jacklin says. On law and order, the NDP is proposing to expand victims' rights and toughen the Young Offenders' Act "We need to look at protecting the public, maybe with tougher sen- tencing and parole being moni- tored." The public also seems to be "agreeable" to abolishing the Sen- ate, she points out. Dr. Liliana Katz, ..,:.. IN TREATMENT CLINIC !! { ,! r►Tax ME0KALARTS BUI D24G '� ,! 13431 iiARW`WI� AVENIJJE, TfH. RM 206 ! . -A41Q 68& >v < ;Consuiriliors and lreatmerd atleo available ugLASER THERAPY of pont wine stairt% brnrrli •;� � , 1abAX1, hKiM seC and tato W. PAGB 4 -THE NEWS ADVEIRTMER FRIDAY, SEPI'EMEE R 1% IM Liberal party deputy leader here Tuesday DURHAM - Liberal Party deputy leader Sheila Copps will be in Ontario Riding next week. Ms. Copps, MP for Hamilton East, will speak at a local Liberal breakfast at The Victorian Garden Restaurant Tuesday, Sept. 14, at 7:30 a.m. Tickets are S30 and are avail- able at Ontario Riding Liberal candidate Dan McTeague's cam- paign headquarters at 60 Randall Dr., Pickering Village. The Victorian Garden is at the corner of Randall Dr. and Hwy'.'?, in Pickering Village. Call .427-6203 for more infor- mabon or tickets. =� � 6 Z � � a• 3 s W r ?o CL m 1 I 3' m = • 4 or r r M M 2287 H". 2 • Just Wee of Bowrtw,r.l KINDERNASTIC KIDS 1550 Bayly St. Unit 38A HAS U.► UED SPACES IN THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS PARM & TOT IQNV"GY)M• N'EW ArrE R%00N 7TME PMWff & TOT CRAFT & ACTION 314 HR. GYM, 314 HR. CREATIVE PLAY WALKING TO TWO YEARS OLD CRAFT i ACTION 351 i2 YEARS 1 HR. GYM, t HR. CREATIVE PLAY BARBARLAN BOYS— AGES 610 YRS. GYM 4 DANCERS 1 HR. GYMNASTIC INSTRUCTION DESIGNED FOR DANCERS 'LIMITED SPACE - ACRO DANCE AGES 5-10 YRS. SATURDAY CLASSES PARENT& TOT KINDERGYM KIDS-N•MOTION 3-5 YRS. 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With that strategy, the Reform Party hopes to woo voters as it seeks federal election in Ontario for the first time. "We're asking the people to ask the questions," explains Ontario Riding candidate Don Sullivan. "I'm not going to tell you what the issues are and don't let anyone else tell you," he advises voters. "You tell us." Still, the Ajax resident believes the election will be fought on three major issues, with the economy at the top of the list. "People are sick of taxes and the debt," explains Mr. Sullivan. Canada's criminal justice system will also receive intense scrutiny from voters, as will the democratic pro- cess. Based on polls carried out by his campaign team, Mr. Sullivan believes at least 60 per cent of arca voters are "undecided and will wait and see" before deciding which party will get their vote. Ile suggests voters are skeptical of false campaign promises and "want to sec stuff in writing" and notes the Reform Party has outlined its 56 policies in its blue book. While the Reformers sought election in Western Canada in 1988 and have one incumbent MP from a by- election, they hope to attract voters disgruntled by tradi- tional parties. "The other three parties will have to be prepared to justify why voters should support them and their party's past records on the economy, immigration and the spi- ralling crime rates. '"Rtis election will, in the final analysis, boil down to a choice between the status quo...or a new direcuon as put forward by the Reform Party," Mr. Sullivan saes. A little about the candidates No t_ photo — - ,� available NDP candidate Lynn Jacklin, 48. is making her first bid for federal office . She's marred with two sons - She's on a leave of absence from her job as a teacher at G L Roberts Colle- giate in Oshawa - National Parry of Canada candidate Robert McMenemy, 37, is running for office for the first time. - He's named with two children - He is a financial systems consul- tant. • Liberal candidate Dan McTeague. 30. is making his first run at federal office - He's single, but will marry Oct 30 • He's on a leave of absence from his job as a public rela- tions specialist wit, Toyota Canada - PC Rene Soetens, 45. was elected Ontario Riding Mein 1988. . He is married with - three daughters - Prior to his election, he managed a $104 minion sales terr tory for Co -Steel Lasco Whitby - Reform candidate Don Sullivan. 54, is seeking federal elec tion for the first Orne - He's married with two daughters A turd daughter died - He's on leave of absence from Port of Toronto Ponce and Security Deet THE NEWS ADVERTI n FRIDAY, SEPIMBER 10, Ifl3-FACE S o�Ea Panda Stir 6� CHINESE RESTAURANT ` EMS • Licensed under L.LB.O. 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ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENTS TO IMPLEMENT THE INTENSIFICATION COMPONENT OF THE LAND USE PLANNING FOR HOUSING POLICY STATEMENT A public meeting of the Committee of the Whole of Council will be held at the time and date indicated below to consider the above -noted amendment to Zoning By-laws 35-77, 3036 and 3037. In January 1993, Town Council adopted official plan amendments required by the Land Use Planning for Housing Policy Statement in order to ensure that the Town's housing polities provide for a variety of housing forms to meet the needs of current and future generations of Ajax residents. Inckided with the amendments was a revised policy that supports residential intensification in previously developed areas of the Town. The purpose of the zoning amertknent is to further define where and of what forms residential intensification is to be permitted - specifically accessory apartments and boarding homes. Copies of the amendment are available at the Town of Ajax Planning Department, 75 Chambers Drive. Copies of the Committee of the Whole report will be available at noon, Friday, September 24, 1993. Anyone wishing to make representation to the Committee of the Whole of Council may do so at the meeting. For additional information, please contact M& Gwen Manderson, Manager or Mr. Geoff McKnight, Planner,- Long Range Planning, Policy and Information at 683-4550. DATE: MONDAY, SEPT. 27, 1993 TIME: 7:30 P.M. LOCATION: COUNCIL CHAMBERS 65 HARWOOD AVE. SOUTH AJAX, ONTARIO P.TOLLEFSEN DIRECTOR OF. PLANNING I ` ,`t - ' •., , PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Ilk IM ax -Pickering News Advertiser Hb:° �� H J g A Metroland Community Newspaper published even TIMOTHY 1. WHITTAKER, Publisher Wednc�day, Friday and Sunday JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor-in-chief 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 � GREG COATES, Managing Editor Newsroom - 683-5110 Distribution - 683-5117 Retail Advertising - 683-5110 Classified - 798-767_ FAX - 683-7363 National Advertising Sales - 493-1300 Real Estate & Automotive Advertising - 798-7672 BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager Member of the Ontario Community Newspaper Association ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Sales Manager Member of the Ontario Press Council ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager Vote with confidence As the cartoon at right suggests, Prime Ntimster Kim Campbell's election call Wednesday comes as no surprise to Canadians. After making campaign -style stops at points across the country, the prime minister finally made it official. 'done of that is out of the Ordinary as the election loomed. But what is striking about this election is that national party lead- ers have shown a keen interest in Durham Re tion. Both Prime Min- ister Campbell and Reform Party leader Preston :Manning have already been to Durham Region this year and are returning today. So too has National Party leader N1el Hurtig, and Christian HeritatIc Part% leader Heather Stilwell is making a swing through Durham toda-v also. Clearly, Durham Region and the ridings it contains -- Ontario Riding, Oshawa Riding and Durham Riding -- is seen as a winnable area by all the contenders. Residents in Durham Region, revardless of the riding they live in, are being given a perfect opportunity to research the issues, question the candidates -- and their leaders -- and absorb the views thev- express. If it's we that we get the government we deserve, then Durham Regions electorate will have few excuses come Oct. 25. stake yourself aware of the issues, pin your candidate down on your questions, and let *our own concerns about the future of vour country be known. Too many people have become disaffected with government, cre- ating a dangerous opportunity for apathy. Do not fall into the trap; apathy will indeed give Canadians the government the% deserve. Look, learn and cast your vote with confidence. We all must vote for the future on Oct. 25. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Editorial missed the main point To the editor, Your editonai condemning the residents of Cherrywood for expressing their concerns over a proposed zoning change in their hamlet, ("For shame." Aug. 61. completely missed the main point — their reliance on the authority of Pickering's Official Plan. Following the massive expro- priation of the surrounding area in 1972, our Village's zoning permit- ted almost any use short of heavy industry. Uneasy with this lack of control, in 1986 the residents met with the Planning department to determine the most appropriate designation for our 16 properties, and it was unanimously agreed that, apart from the century -old church and store, it tx restricted to residential use. In 1987 this duly became part of the Official Plan. Consequently, with the recent application for a re -zoning amend- ment to institutional use, we felt frustrated and betrayed; what was the use of being consulted if our decision could be so arbitrarily overturned`' It reminded us of two other experiences with "Public Participation in the Planning Pro- cess," for the expropriation and for the garbage dump sites, which were both a waste of time and a complete farce. We are also wary of another government decision — the land surrounding Chem wood is designated as an Agricultural preserve, yet four potential dump- sites have been identified within it. The fact that the re -zoning applicant represents a racial and religious minority is beside the point, and it ill -behooves you to condemn us for prejudice and insu- larity. Cherrywood, like Pickering as a whole, is home to people of many origins and faiths, and the Council of Islamic Guidance would merely add another dimen- sion; I myself belong to a minority religion, but have always been treated by my neighbors with dig- Have your say.- Who do think will win the Oct. 25 election? Ralph Walker says, "The Lib- erals, of course. We've had mough�o,.f,�Conservatism. We • need 7 ct"t.' . • . • .` • Essie Arnold says, "Kim Campbell. I think she's better than anyone else. We should give her a • .-..... -.1111 ., _...'. . nity and respect. We will of course endeavor to foster a harmonious relationship with the council: they have been invited to join our association, and we have been invited to share in planning their landscaping; and we all oppose the idea of a garbage dump just a few hundred ,arils away. So to brand all Cherrywood res- idents as bigots is in its way as prejudiced as the attitude of which we are accused, and serves to divide rather than unite our com- munity. For shame. Brenda Pemberton -Pigott, Pickering Isabel Graham says, "Kim Campbell. The alternatives are unacceptable. I can't see Chretien on the world stage and Audrey William Graham says, "Ki1;, Campbell. I would be hurrif led if Chretien won the election. It would be the worse thing since McLaughlin is hopeless. • .... Truck au." The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor o - topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. 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I THE NEWS ADVWMER MUDAY, United Way shooting for $1 million ❑ You Can Make The Difference AJAX-PICKERING - The local United Way fund-raising goal for 1993 is "SI million plus", says campaign chair Gale Mossman. This is the third consecutive year the United Way has set a target of at least Sl million. Last year the campaign fell short of the goal, as S960,245 was raised. The campaign runs from Sept. 8 to Dec. 8. This year's slogan is You Can Make The Difference. At the kick- off Wednesday, Y Ms. Mossman Y� told volunteers the message they should spread is "you can make a difference. In fact, you can make the difference in the success or failure of our cam- Patgn-" Ms. Mossman says she's "honored" to chair the 1993 cam- paign. "It isn't everyone to be chosen to lead a team we've assembled and the team assem- bled is second to none. "The economic climate isn't as good as it can be. These condi- tions don't make the need any Hissan Features: Impact Beams Approximately 50L of all Nissan models have side - impact steel beams inside all passenger doors. All models feature special crumple zones and hood buckling creases to absorb the ener.*' of a collision. less. They make the need greater." The local United Way provides funding to 26 agencies, such as Big Brothers and Big Sisters, the Distress Centre, APPLE House for battered women and their chil- dren, the VON, the Red Cross, Community Care, and Durham Save -A -Heart. One in three families in Ajax and Pickering are touched by the • Wi?dding Receptions • Private Parties United Way each year. Ajax -Pickering United Way executive director Peter Beatteay said, "The biggest reason people give for not giving is 'I wasn't asked'. This campaign, we're going to make sure they're asked." Durham West MPP Jim Wise- man said the work of the United Way is "very much appreciated. 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Reg. +12284141• , G5EAIA?G5 Expect more from Segs � r Dumps cause birth defects, miscarriages, cancer: expert FROM PAGE 1 warned that children and pets playing near Duffins Creek are being exposed to poisons such as cyanide, cadmium and arsenic. "I would certainly recommend the (conservation) area (near Duffins Creek) be given skull and crossbone signs," he maintained. "This needs to be done and needs to be done immediately." He also warned that "People within a kilometre of the dump are threatened by escaping gas. They should not be misled by the authorities. Residents living near the site shouldn't take the gas escape lightly." Metro Toronto, owner and operator of the dump, has denied the landfill poses health hazards. George Kelly, director of solid waste management, says Metro is "quite confident there's no explo- sive hazard." But David Strain, chairman of PACT's technical committee. claims Metro is "covering up. They're going to sweep this under 'Metro IS cov- ering fA' UP. j They're ! going .David Strain 10 sweep this under the rug.' the rug." He says reports exam- ined by Dr. Cummins originated either with Metro or the provin- cial ministry of the environment. "We're using their information. We don't create our own informa- tion." Dr. Cummins reported that: - Major "plumes" of leachate containing carcinogens exceeding provincial limits are leaking to the east and to the south of the land- fill and will ultimately poison drinking water here; zz-zzzzzz-----z-zzzz----z--------z----------z�; - ----- - pp ---------------------- N ANNUAL VLNNER &: DANCE Friday, September 17, 1993 H Ajax Community Centre, 911S Ajax Room N Dinner at 7:30 p.m. & Dance to Follow IJIN A TRIP TO LAS VEaAs m — N N Tickets 1115.00 Each or 2/'25.00 FOR TICKETS CALL: 428-7320 697-0147 N Or Pick Them Up At The Snack Bar y �� ER L O��PI G� G I HOSPITALTHE GREAT SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26m, .. :00 AJAX t► PICKERING GENERAL HOSPITAL NORTH• OFF CENTENNIAL ROAD For more information please contact l Trophies donated by Say Sports In Pickering �Ral in A MINK - Health hazards posed by landfills include congenital defor- mities, miscarriages, cancer and nervous disorders; - Methane gas produced at Brock West is heavily polluted with carcinogens and the main threat from migrating gas is explosion; - The health of sewage work- ers is also at risk due to toxic leachate discharging to sewers. Dr. Cummins's report is the latest attempt by PACT to draw attention to the dump in an effort to have it closed. Previously, the group accused Metro of overfill- ing the landfill and unsuccessful- ly urged Town council to take immediate legal action. "We're pushing the Town to take action," acknowledges Mr. Strain. Of Metro, he adds, "We have a dramatically different opinion than they do." THE NEWS ADVERTISEIt FaIDAY, SET7'El1 = A 1993PAGE 9 I Q� OPEN arehouse ot�,aay 10:6 1501 Hopkins St., Whitby (416)430-8081 Fax 430-0795 -� e I 'It �) rlr\ r U I I Jr Ilk Saturday Sept. 11,1993 11 .5 p.m. . ' Everyone welcome! _ - ry FREE Tricia & the ToonsJi rKIDr°TM°s'""°"tsmusic and puppet showand treatsfor the whole family)A/l 7-1nM ...and more surprises! 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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, LIS 2H5. ww�i COUNTRY DANCE: Carole's Country presents a Honky Tonk Western Dance Party Fri., Sept 10. 7 p.m , at the Annandale Golf and Curling Club, corner of Church and Bayly Sts., Ajax. S8 per person with some proceeds to The Alzheimer's Association of Durham Cash bar. DJ, dance lessons. Tickets available at 579- 7719 (after 6 p.m ) and at Annan- dale 683-3210. LEADERSHIP COURSE: Registra- tion continues for the Chnstopner Leadership Courses of Canada, the non-profit organization that Promotes effective speaking and self confidence in a friendly class- room setting. Call Robert Tanner at 420-6018 or Janis or Brian Coughlin at 666-8012 FLOWER SHOW: '-e a cue, -g Horne,. "ura. Soc ety hosts a flower show Sat.. Sept 11 at the Pickering Town Centre Judging at 1 1 a m . oucnon of flowers, fruits. vegeta- bles at 4 p m 831-7814 DAY CARE REUNION: Chip & Dale Day Care. 5067 Brock Rd . Claremont. celebrates its 10th anniversary with an Old Home Day open house Sat.. Sept 11. 1 to 4 p m No charge 649-2315 (Doreen). DIETING: The Ajax Publ c Library hosts c we.:ness seminar Sat . Sept 11 from 10 a m to f p m W the main branch. 65 Harwood Ave S A nutritionist presents Break Free From tt,e Diet Trap S20 Pre -regis- tration a must 683-4000 GARAGE SALE: Residents of Dunt -c- Condo^- n um Corpora- tion #34. at 44 Falby Crt . Ajax, hold their fifth annual garage sale Sat. Sept 11. 9 30 a m to 1 p m. All pro - coeds go to the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital building fund. REC. COMPLEX ANNIVERSARY: Picker ng celebrates the i0tn anniversary of the recreation com- plex. 1867 Valley Farm Rd . Sat.. 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It's at Kins- men Park in Ajax on Sat.. Sept. 11 ! Irom 2 to 6 p.m. All girls born Aug. i 1/8zJlo July 31/83 are welcome to '? 142.(SiIviq Wh, itV, 55,000 and up Come to Oshawa's best buying opportunity this Sunday, 1-5 p.m. at 401 Wentworth St. West and see the model suite (unit 19). 2 and 3 bedroom units available. This affordable project is YOUR opportunity to own your own home for $2,750 down (qualified buyers only), you can carry your own home for what you could pay in rent, - why pay down someone else's mortgage? BUY VL. We will help to arrange financing or talk to us about our rent to own program. 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If y'all are lookin' for a permanent position, offering full or part time hours, apply in person at: 705 Kingston Road Pickering, Ontario Applications are being taken Thursday to Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. -Sealy -Simmons -Serta -King Koil -Spring Air -Miracle King And More Country Mattress THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1993 -PACE 15 Some Up l�f To Off FREE Delivery) oueen sets...............Fmm 5189 Double Sets..............rmm'169 Single Sets...............FMM'149 ]PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERMER FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER ult. i9i7 V Y "The Evolution of Satisfaction" 520 WESTNEY RD. S. AJAX 686-1549 * 7 DART BOARDS * KARAOKE * 3 POOL TABLES * 12 TVS * 12 DRAFT LINES: 4 IMPORT/8 DOMESTIC * ONTARIO'S BEST DJ'S EVERY TUES., THURS., FRI. & SAT. * MENU DAILY SPECIALS * CONTEST PkIZES AND GIVEAWAYS 7,000 SQ. FT. OF PURE FUN! 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FOR MORE BVFORMA71ON OR LITERATURE OFFIM HOM 11-7 -ML 512=7 OR 512.791 CREATED AND APPROVED BY ICE STUDIONS INCORPORATED 6120304 0Rep11scarraent o1 Pry grade from brake P01111111 or rear shoe sets vrtna rvtlor„t guarantee. a0aan" and krbrtcaebn or cappers, sOdfng bats• or support ii- - ,. •hapectlkw or brake hpdraraic sy.ften brake fkM relit and road east_ At participating AUTOPRO dealers. Labor included. Offer valid unhi October 2, 1991 Mammalian ................. ................ PRCIO GFtESSIVE fire and auto centre ltd_ 1600 Bayly Street The AUIOPRO Pickering, Ontario L1 W 3N2 �m� 8263 -•Ws (416) 420-1213 ~ amilia"ifEm BATH & KITCHEN SHOW SPECIALS PICKERING 837—'1350 '._ ��tt.a OPEN 7 DAYS THE 14IEWli ADVf;R1'ISER !FRIDAY, SEP"NER 10,1!l1PAGE 17 j ou can learn how to be a life saver with CPR courses . I ►URHAM - You can learn how to save the life of a child tion (CPR) course. "A few hours is all it takes to learn." includes a course manual and advance registration is st a few hours. CPR and techniques to use on a choking infant will be required. Four to six minutes is all you have to act" to save a child taught Wednesdays, Sept. 22 and 29 from 7 to 10 p.m. at Other courses being offered throughout the Region are: 's life's at risk, reminds Durham Save -Heart, which is Ajax High School, 105 Bayly St. Basic Rescuer, Heart Saver and Recertification. ring a six -hour infant/child cardiopulmonary resuscita- Cost is $31 per person or 558.79 per couple. The fee For more information, call 666-0995. rogram lets �P EN HS Amaties 430 U S le ad more )rural lives TAX-PICKERING - An out - program for asthmatics living is offered this month. tie Lung Association of am Region is running the free am, with funding from Glaxo da Inc. ;sions will be held at the Ajax ickering General Hospital on esdays, Sept. 15, 22 and 29, ling at 6:30 p.m. each night e program aims to reduce al admissions and improve ality of fife for asthmatics of ITbrough education and by Woraging compliance with pre- fted medical therapies, the pro- m promotes a more normal 01* for asthma sufferers. ,At each session, respiratory drapists will review different MM of the disease and its treat - 81t. Hands-on assistance will be to on the use of inhalers and telr breathing devices. Mw lung association is running prlDgr-am at three other centres Durham Region — Oshawa, R Perry and Bowmanville — I in Lindsay. Call the association at 436-1046 information and to register. ddin haracters PTC ;KERING - Two stats of Disney Studio's movie in will visit the Pickering Centre Saturday. lie and !afar, stars of the hit will appear in celebration of :t. 1 video release of the nillion box office classic, won two Academy Awards is Disney's top grossing film Iey'll be in the centre court at all horn 10 am. to noon and I to 3 pm. Their visit is made ale by l5alDn's, in cooperation Wah Disney Studios >loring sheets and Aladdin Its will be available for young- while oungwhile quantities last You're avited to take photographs. irday Sept. 189 7:30 s Vision TERTAINMENT Hoded by Co do Mm PrMstCOMOVSh Firlane in Durham Region � Nr•ar�Nrww�ia Annandale �M•Ir■ f\M■ MYAr Country � b Church SL at _Fw aN 1383.3210 1k� Ir Mdeowr 1010 EDITH KELTER sales representative 1975 FAIRPORT RD. PICKERING SUN. SEPT. 12 24:30 P.M. Superb 5+1 bdrm ;onr, gorjdy hone -hree finished levels. stunning decor. Prof. landscaping plus inground pool. -The ultimate upgrederi home. NOW PRICED AT $345 Tease cap Edith 1<0er, saies representVie 434-5222 or reflection (416 427...-7;Tor line 60 TAMS DR.. AJAX $129.800 No condo tees Prery freehold townnouse. deep or 156. at,. garage. pnrre kYarior Don't miss this one 382 TRAILRIDGE CR. OSHAWA $119,900 Lowest priced orw in N.E. Oshawa - must sell! Peery 3 Dedroom. arge rear decK, eat- en kitcher. Dare to compare' BRENDA NIBLETT BROKER. MVA 428-4797 555-45r' MARTY STREETER Saw_; Wesentalr:e SUN. SEPT. 12124 P.M. 52 ANGUS DR. AJAX. $159.900 This slurring )pe- �cepr r)rr'c snows peOer!rn from 101) to bottom. Featunng extras galore this home sits on a fully fenced and meticulously 7arocured 145' or Just isled. wont last' CALL MARTY STREETER. 683-8542 MGE I&THE [YEWS ADVERMS" E7tINAt(, "X ILr.M M& ,y VF" -- A.jacian gets taste of NHL Defenceman hopes to make impression at Jets training camp By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter AJAX - An Ajax native will get his first taste of the National Hockey League this week. Adnan Murray. 18, an eighth -round draft pick of the Winnipeg Jets this summer, suits up for the Jets' training camp starting today, Friday. The defenceman made the trek to Manitoba Thursday and will skate with the NHL team for 10 to I1 days. The 6'3", 220 -pound rearguard has no illu- sions about sticking with the Jets. After the N`HL camp, he expect, to return to his Ontano Hockey League (OHL) Junior club — the Newmarket Royals — to begin his second season. "I am a bit young for the (NHL) team. Mainly. they're bringing me out to see what I can do," says Murray. "I hope I can make an impression on them. It should be a learning experience for me. IT meet some of the older guys in the league and just see what it's like to be up there." While '.Murray is hoping to leave a favorable impression m Winnipeg. he's also dcxerrruned to have a strong sophomore campaign with the Roy- als. who finished fourth in the OHL's Leyden Division standings last season. "titer lost a couple of defencemen from last season due to their age, so I've moved up in the ranks and I really expect to get a lot more ice ume this year." says Murray, a self -described "defen- Ciose contests at Ajax junior tennis tourney finals AJAX - The Ajax Tennis Club hosted its annual junior tennis tournament on Wednesday. Sept. i with hard-fought games in the finals of all divisions. In the girls' singles final, Claire Bramma scratched out a win over Emma Hargrave in a three -set match, 6-3, 4-6, 6- 4. Meanwhile, the boyssin- gles title was won by Jason Barron who defeated Andrew Roegele in two sets, 6-3, 6-2. Deborah Plooard won the women's singles consolation tide, while Mike Babbin was the boys' runner-up. RAGS TO RICHES CHAMPIONSHIP Sunday, Sepkmber 12 f ...AT PICOV DOWNS!!! co)1t Our TO T= ]=Zeal QUAM=ADR86ItSACM ZV=V SUNDAY UN M OCTUMt PARIMUTUEL WAGERING POST IMKE 1:30 11111171UNIHIMM FUN FOR TEZ molls FAKILY1 PKWDDe ori1AC. arS1111SWIIJIMRAW Or. sive defenceman. "I like to take the body and take care of our end. I don't expect to he a BohhN Orr-t\pe defenceman.-" Murray played all his minor ho::. Adrian Murray Ajax/Village Minor Hockey Association, winning two all -Ontario 'AA' championships in his ban- tam and midget years. After a season with the Markham Waxers of the Central Ontario Junior 'B' Hockey League, he was drafted in the second round of the 1992 OHL midget draft by the New- market Royals, who re -located from Cornwall that vex. In his rookie season with the Royals in 1992. Murray played in 51 games, accumulated 34 penalty minutes and had one assist in the cam- paign which was brand new for almost everyone associated with the Royals. "The team was new to town and there was a new coaching staff," he says. "It was more of a trial season. I was a fust -year player and I didn't get a lot of ice time. I guess I had to pay my dues.., As for the coming OHL season, Murray says the Royals will feature a more well-rounded club, with a good mix of veteran and fust -year players. "We finished fourth last season. I think we can do better than that with the talent we've got coming uP". The Royals played their second exhibition contest of the season Tuesday night in Newmar- ket against the Kitchener Rangers with Newmar- ket prevailing 12-3. The Royals dropped their first OHL exhibition contest to the Oshawa Generals 5-4 on Monday night Jr. 'A' Panthers ready to roar PICKERING - The Pickering Panthers are ready to roar into the new hockey season. The Metro Junior 'A' Hockey League Panthers end their train- ing camp with four home exhibi- tion games, starting on Sept. 10 against Aurora. General manager Jim Brick- nell says the team is young, with onlv one con- firmed player -- left winger Chris Ludlow hack from last yea. However, what the team lacks in experience, they"ll make up iii enthusiasm, saes Bricknell. The Panthers home exhibition schedule is as follows: J vs. Aurora, Sept. 10. J vs. North York Sept. 12 J vs. Oshawa, Sept- 14 J vs. Caledon, Sept. 19. All games are at the Pickering Recreation Complex at 7:30 p.m. The Panthers open the regular season against the Kingston Voyageurs at North York Centen- nial Arena on Saturday, Sept. 25 at 3 p.m. during the kague's Col- lege Weekend Area skaters pass summer ice tests AJAX-PICKERING - Figure skaters from the Ajax and Pickering area got a head start on the upcoming season at the Ajax Summer Skat- ing School which ended recently at the Ajax Community Centre arena. Skaters of all levels from beginners to the competitive stream participated. Prior to the end of the school, skaters partic- ipated in a test day with many successfully completing their tests. Of special note was Shannon Bouwman who passed her quickstep test to complete her gold dances — an impor- tant milestone for talented skaters. The test results were as follows: PRELIMINARY DANCES Dutch Waltz: Eleanor McKenzie, Eryn McG- lynn, Glenda Leedle, Jacqueline Welsh; Canas- ta: Lauren Leslie, Vanessa Gonyea, Eleanor McKenzie and Glenda Leedle; Baby Blues: Lauren Leslie, Vanessa Gonyea, Hayley Dynes, Lara Goldsmith, Lindsay Harris, Caitlin Byard, Lindsey Robinson and Amber i!Arkchise. JUNIOR BRONZE DANCES Fiesta: Katie Holland; Willow: Miranda Laramy. SENIOR BRONZE DANCES Tenfox: Sarah Wooliscroft, Dwayne McDow- ell, Brianne Delcourt; 14 Step: Brianne Del - court; European: Siobhan Johnson, Jillian LeMieux, Brianne Delcourt, Shaundra Graham, Melissa Grimshaw, Robyne Handley. JUNIOR SILVER DANCES Foxtrot: Siobhan Johnson; American: Daniela DiGiorgio, Erin Beegan, Laura Cargill; Rocker Erin Beegan, Laura Cargill. SENIOR SILVER DANCES Killian: Kate Bourke; Starlight: Darcy McAlear; Paso: Miranda Gregoire. GOLD DANCES Quickstep: Shannon Bouwman-, Westminster: Sarah Cook. FREESTYLE TESTS Junior bronze: Amy Trumphour; Senior bronze: Lindsay Satterthwaite, Mandy Chap- man. FIGURFS Preliminary: Eryn McGlynn, Vanessa Gonyea; Second Figure: Mhairi McDowell, Melissa Grimshaw, Adriene Pratt, Brianne Delcourt (turns only); Fourth Figure: Lindsay Satterth- waite, Darcv McAlear, Daniela DiGiorgio (turns only); Fifth Figure: Kate Bourke, Denise Hynes, Nicole Thompson, Miranda Gregoire (turns only). THE Ill ADVE ntsiEk FRIDAY, SFTI'E "n 10, 1"l -kG1:19 SCOREBOARD WESTNEY HEIGHTS MEN'S SLO•PITCH TUCKER DIVISION PLAYOFFS - Aug. 29 SQUIRT BOYS' DIVISION LEAGUE FINAL STANDINGS (b of Aug. 31) ANDING LEAGUE PLAYOFF STANDINGS (As of Sept. 2) 'A' Betl Phone Sygme 2 1 1 0 18 24 2 Milk 8 Hadwnn 14 13 t 0 199 112 26 SERIES 'A". Flm Hone 8 (YVP Frank Leone; MVP Ken A• ( Simcoe Engineering 17 3 14 0 6 Okrter4lirrb, We 9M" toal runs SQUIRT BOYS' DIVISION RESULTS (St. Patrick) 12 p.m Series 'E' Stereo DervBetarrys TEAM vs. Film Haase (DM: 3 p.m Series 'P Monkey Bar 8 Kitchens 7 Aug. 27: Bosley Property Management Grit vs. Mobile Paralegal 04) Bedwed Movers 2 1 1 0 19 26 2 Cdn. Home Therapy 14 9 3 2 217112 20 Haas) vs. Ron GordavRW Fest 7. Fits Houee TEAM G W L T PTS GP W L T F A PTS Jumbo Video 2 1 1 0 24 14 2 Brew Kettle 114 8 5 t 1172 165 17 etNarroee b rretA round Pickering Hyundai 17 15 2 0 30 Piccadeli 4 2 0 0 33 3 4 Canada Trust 2 0 2 0 14 30 0 Upper Dock 112 5 7 2 155 163 12 SERIES V: Moble Paralsgsl 12 (WP Luke Ruggiero; Bosley Property Mgrtit. 17 12 5 0 24 Sinn s Kitchens 4 2 0 0 30 15 4 SEPT. 2 RESULTS Relics 14 5 8 111 17 t 77 11 1 MVP Tony Chan) vs. Upper Deck 9 (LP Steve Kem, Piro q Unlimited 17 11 6 0 22 Woo Rouge Cycle 2 1 1 0 25 25 2 Bell PhoneCentre 8 vs. Jumbo Video 5; Binn's Ajax Antiques 14 5 9 0 1171 193 110 MVP Gord Wiens). Moble PareNpsl advrroee b Premier Trktpily 18 10 8 0 20 Romiga Furniture 2 1 1 0 15 17 2 Kitchens 16 vs. Canada Trust 10; Piccaderi 26 vs. Sweat Sox14 4 10 0 108 165 8 rrerdrourd RS Morgan Construction 17 7 10 0 14 Grand City Carpet 2 1 1 0 17 21 2 Bayys Restaurant 3; Bedwell Movers 13 vs. Jack's Manders 14 4 10 0 137 205 8 SERIES C: Darveys Place 4 (P Mark Makuclr, MVP Notion Auto Body 19 6 13 0 12 Mobile Vacuum 2 0 2 0 19 27 0 Radiator Service 7; Romiga Furniture 115 vs. West SEPT.6 RESULTS Shag MacMUan) vs. Film House 4 (P Frank Leone; Sinn's Kitchens 16 5 11 0 10 Bayys Restaurant 2 0 2 'B' 0 13 41 0 Rouge Cycle d Sports 10; Grand City Carpet 12 vs. Brew Kettle 15 vs. Cdn. Home Therapy 14; Antiques MVP Ken HMIs); Film Howse 9 (WP Ffu* Loons; MVP Bramalea Homes 17 4 13 0 8 DIVISION Mobile Vacuum 7; Cavanagh Electric 7 vs. FTB 9 22 vs. Mariners 5: Relics 3 vs Sweat Sox 1 Les Nwrroh) b• Danny's Plats 9 (LP Morris Makkah; 'B' DIVISION TEAM Cavanagh Electric GP W 4 2 L T 0 0 F A PTS 22 15 4 Finanaal 3. PLAYOFF ROUND ONE -SEPT. 13 MW Wayne Paddy). Fie House able series 13-12 TEAM G W L T PTS AJAX SENOR MEWS SLO-PITCH Ajax Antiques vs. Milk b Hadwrn, Trident Manners and adv-- , to Itag re gtorlr-artals. ring Component 17 13 3 1 27 FTB Financial 2 1 1 0 17 11 2 FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS vs. Cdn. Home Therapy; Relics vs. Brew Kerrie: SERIES '17: Mobile Paralegal 16 (WP Mario Lberto; Bulk Barn Jack's Radiator 2 1 1 0 26 23 2 TEAM GP W L T F A PTS Swed Sox vs. Upper Deck MVP Mark Jorgensen) vs. Montle Soryic d Assoc 16; Bell Sygma 18 12 6 0 2a Mobile Paralegal 16 (WP Mark Jorgensen; MVP Luke Watermaker 18 9 9 0 18 Ruggiero) vs. Morse. Sorglc 3 Assoc. 9. Mobile Per- Level It Contracting 18 9 9 0 18 sleyM wine eeriest 32-25 sird advenoee to league Surpass Chemicals 17 7 10 0 14 querter4YaL Hweyaalt Woodworking 18 3 14 1 7 SCHEDULE FOR SUNDAY, SEPT. 12. Simcoe Engineering 17 3 14 0 6 Okrter4lirrb, We 9M" toal runs SQUIRT BOYS' DIVISION RESULTS (St. Patrick) 12 p.m Series 'E' Stereo DervBetarrys Aug. 26: Bosley Property Management 13 vs Bmn's vs. Film Haase (DM: 3 p.m Series 'P Monkey Bar 8 Kitchens 7 Aug. 27: Bosley Property Management Grit vs. Mobile Paralegal 04) 10 vs. Printing Unlimited 6; Aug. 31: King Compo - (Pearson) 12:30 p.m. Serres 'H' Coopers vs. Trophy nem 17 vs. Honeycratt Woodworking -6. Bosiey Factory (DH); 3:30 p.m Senes 'G Packard Bell vs. Property Management 11 (MVP Tim Despres) vs. Annandale. Pkkenng Hyundai 8. PICKERING SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION WEST SHORE MIXED SLO-AITCH COUNTRY FOLK ART" SHOW & SALE Vf. otlie JNOW BIGGER & BETTER I�4 1, THAN EVER ! ;� r - SEPTEMBER 17-18-19 TORONTO - EXHIBITION PLACE Queen Elizabeth Exhibit Hall On Lake Ontario Waterfront, South of Gardner Expwy., between Bathurst & Dufferin Streets, on Lakeshore Blvd. BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND, THIS FABULOUS SHOW HAS TRIPLED IN SIZE SINCE ITS PREMIER IN TORONTO EARLIER THIS YEARI The Leading Folk qrr Show in the 111afionl Featuring the award-winning, outstanding handcrafted folk art & crafts of the BEST Artisans from across Canada & the USA. Bringing for sale their top quality Reproductions & Country "Heirlooms of the Future"! V &L CQUHTRY DECORATIOf1S M SM I r ay eve., 5 p.m_ to 9 p.m. Adm. $6 • C&unity (Early Buying Privileges) Folk Art Shows, Inc. b. Sun. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Adm $4 Box 111, OrtonvRe, MI 49 ChOdren under 10 Adm. $2 (313)634-4151 WE'RE MORE THAN JUST 14- OPEN EVERY SUNDAY • Free Admission • Free Parking for 4800 cars • Over 500 vendors at the Pickering Flea Market Full Size Carnival Most Sundays * Andque and Collectible Area Vast army of products * Fanner's Market Largest Indoor Flea Market in North America METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE Brock Rd. & 401 * Pickering, ONT. S i Vendor Inquiries. 416) 427-W44 , � I �r o CASH IN WITH THIS\%1V BUY. Orange Crush, Limit 1 Root Beer &afi� per family Cream Soda Limited Quantity 2 Litre Bottle FREE DRAW for Beverly Hills 90210 Denim Jacket t with base of 2 lits e bdttre of n —z'#aw to take place Sun., Sept. `IrlJi93 STREET HOCKEY CHALLENGE to benefit Big Brothers Sunday, October 3, 1993 at the Ajax Community Centre (outdoor bog lacrosse facility) Come out and have fun in a day of recreation and good-natured competition. Entry fee is $20 per team and guarantees you two games. Prizes for top teams in championship and consolation rounds. All proceeds to United Way, care of Big Brothers Team captains must register their team at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax. Deadline for entries is Friday, Sept. 17, 1993. Registration and waiver forms will be provided. FoR MoRE nwoRMATioN, coNTAcT GREG CoATEs AT 683-5110 THE RULES: 1. Each team is to supply three players, all of whom play the whole game. One player must be under the age of 14. 2. Your team Is free to ctpooseb"ween having a gooltender or not. The 0 te(lder is allowed to join t" ploy and spors. 3. Goalie agliOmwV h a pads. gloNM pilo blocker.are oaf. t eam wdl ploy at least two,games. MAid one �S�nl�9r adval�ces to the championship r ' rs �Aomion round S. Each net will be clearly marked with a crease. Opposing players can't enter the crease. 6. If the baN Is knocked off the playing surface, the team who last touched the boll gives up possession to their oppo- nents. 7. Swearing, cursing, fighting, slashing and hitting is not permitted. This is a fun, recreational non -con- tact street hockey challenge. Those who do use profane language will be ejected from the tournament with no refund provided. 8. After each goal is scored all players must return to the centre of the playing surface and await a face off. 9. Games are 10 minutes h length. The clock only stops when the ball is knocked out of play. If games are tied at the end of regulation play, each team will take three penalty shots to determine the winner. 10. A stick cannot be raised above the wast. No slapshots are allowed. 11. Al other normal hockey rules apply. 12. The referee's decision is final. 1, : - Co-sponsored by the Town . of Ajax PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVEWMER FRIDAY, SMTMBEE 16, IM is 576=93 ewax -683-5110 rax - 683-7363 ® W M,0 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax - Open: Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Friday till 6:00 p.m. 1 10 General Help 110 General HelpGeneral Help Sales Help/ Sales Help,' 110 p 130 Agents 130 Agents A medium sized Pickering professional office has an immediate opening for a permanent full time SECRETARWRECEPTIONIST The successful candidate must be able to perform under pressure and must possess a pleasant disposition to deal with clients and the professional engineering staff. Proficiency in Word Perfect 5.1 is a must and bookkeeping experience is a defirtitte asset. Please reply in writing by Sept. 2453 to File #SC7, Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481 LiH 7L5 Local GM dealership requires GM PARTS PERSON Minimum 2 yrs. GM experience. Reply with resume and salary expectation to: File #6072 OshawarWhitby This Week P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, L1 H 7L5 CARDINAL I111"Mi a 4 C~AMt.Ml me Live in and Live out. Part-time and Full-time nannies required. Call 619.3351 Car6iaa! Rapp Crit MODELS NEEDED -Fei sk Apse 12-26 EARN EXTRA INCOME Trawl to uckirg tinea: Now York, Par's, tligR CPN for�COf�1011 -430-5715 PART-TIK SERVICE ADVISOR S IcceSsfui applicant must be aggressive, neat in appearance and oe professional I n attitude and mannerism. Advisors would be required to work In our 7 day flat rate environment. Auto- motive experience necessary to greet Cuslomers, prepare estimates, Write work orders, and operate a cash register. MA.P. program, Students WelcoM. Appy with resume to: Service DSprbll9rM 1900 KI gslon Rd. CRUISE SHIP JOBS Earn 5300-5900 weekly. year round posroons. Hiring men.women Free roort'ooard Wil train CALL 1-504-641-7778 EXT. C100 24 HRS. EARN UP TO SM6.0aweek b assembis Chnstritas araC hofday decorations year round, at Isms Work available across Canada For mora tftb lend a 014woussw smrvw ewebpe to The Worlds 111"Tc Chnstmw - 130 Slee St. 0 750 ext 221. Onaws Ontano K/P6E2 DEMONSTRATORS - to, basher care c•ocl c-1 show,ng -valor depart) -writ stores Oshawa. WhrtbY. P,CK*r,ng Cal 89' 7534 (TFI ARE you a parentrtoacher daycare awe« loctng for ex - a ncor-w, lsomw-Y Too car, Zoe OW40cf 'or you Call Ciabns ill. d3-'622 0, .ane. 426-6146 WANTED -lies or lomaies for escce sevice Must W a-ac- 've ano over 21 years of ago. CAN 3662C' (0912931 DO you like candles') Arwrav 'asses, g•ow ^; Pa Fools^ -Panyl40' has corn to Canada a^C •eQures CO -s„ tants '%angers r your area. Out. s:and.rg cori'm.ss ons No mast -want. no dollov nss Cal 427 550' 9 a^ 6 d m 120 omce Help 1F roil. are single or a S,ngr Parent or separaleC or drvwiad . " three yea's wort eimerlenc•. you fry Quality for 'viancon; asesianim Or I you we ow 45 and have -bow" beer ADVERTISING SALES Val -Pak, North America's largest co-operative direct mail company is expanding and looking for sales motivated sales representatives. No previous sales experience necessary. We offer extensive training, salary, top commissions and bonuses. Be part of a professional sales team. If you have a competitive sprit and high energy send your resume to: VAL-PAK OF KAWARTHA-DURHAM 201-209 Dundas St. E., Whitby, Ontarlo L1 N 7H8 Attention: Simone Maian .Ptd OP You "MY Q"tY for "'Pira- SALES Persons wtr FREE SALESPERSON Start up R'fr- -esus. D -base. Card's tmtsw groanng teat.,. Nakc extra rewired. tinorlcy now for Corgi. C--- 0 -gr woog --- C11ris t rnws. Experience stn Avon w'hcrc preferred you Live oc work - Express. and etusl-ata �J^'.ar" Cal Hope for interview. 432- No inventory. do inventory, 8,,sinoss Computer Cdlege 1863. Mill 1993) No quotas. necessary. CAU now 135 Call: Mm C. Lord 831-2111 416-619-15 74 .Ptd OP You "MY Q"tY for "'Pira- SALES Persons wtr �Cles ng ass stance Dip CERT. ,.wn. potential demonstrating Wordper'eet. 220 For Sale -esus. D -base. Card's tmtsw groanng teat.,. HOf1EMAKEASANATURE stw WOO d aecpac (acerae. aulocw care products. Oonawa Will vertJra. pagarini .-/irvYd. Poll it a vng- s91.7534. (-r) AJAX P.d,errng A ipharK,w no Corgi. C--- 0 -gr woog --- Irrpl I after refulad, fully, and Systers Anarys:. Cobs. NOW hiring - espeenoed sales guaranteed. Recond1.oneo osacal aro C. MWniosn Oua1r People for growing business appinanow. Come make us a Express. and etusl-ata �J^'.ar" Cal Hope for interview. 432- deal. 4274794. 467 Westney 8,,sinoss Computer Cdlege 1863. Mill 1993) Rd. S Alas. (TF) 427'7010 (TI PORTABLE dahwasrer, 135 almond, light wood butcher back Skilled Help 135 skilled Help Used tea- �.1,2 a e`a Derin,rt Plops. Vancouver B.C. mirowave. *0 now, 5135 Cal disc to the public. Eq. 5' oak taglswandwextard4Wirideor Articles wide sizes xava1W long. a $89. and 721-0088 (09199M WAITRESSES/WAITERS AGGRESSIVE PIANOSIGRANDFATHER DEMONSTRATORS/SALES - snrraniseioned 6500 $,000.. waled, ful or pith brr. Kerry kin, 42b8790. (0918tH) Ajax CLOCKS - Pianos. rant to own. ELECTRONIC Fars" Organ for INTERNATIONAL CARRIER aa. ate• °"gam- go Over 20 stain calces - a1 solid matching dreaor and night sale. Excellent condition. 1800 keyboards. CLOCKS KS - (1reew hat able os 367 King St. W. W tr TL arc LTL dry var operation req:,,res delivery and so ucop Cal Toop EW.No MpMIMiPO, M daft professional contractors to operate between Toronto. and take carnage a k for John. 0 s"kI Tllsonburp and vanous points to the U.S. We offer- plow Ono" anas atomest plow awaYsi 4x1-1491. (TFALL) (TF) miie6 pehd loaded or empty, all kcensirg and perrnrls. VICTORIAN choose lounge and w timeda.oY we.come. Strouda, tolls and budge crossings, all insurance costs, r'130nt•n 4'1116' a^"g sable with Whites, 4247061 (091093) computenzed statements, fuel to calculations and Well. both aPpraised by Wind- MOTHER d mw will provide oo"tr••i Dr. 8372039. (00159M do 90 eW o dayca» in"halo e lor irotaim. .eWe require good dean tandem tractors with honal wh7W and arm rthair. 4 year{. Reserve avisabla sieepers. dean abGVW, 3 yrs. U.S. expenertce, truck 5150. Telephone 4 to a p.m. Cal 619.12810 Westney ane 4C- load TL and LTL experience, accident free, mmtmum 837.0957. (OOIOBMWASHERS DAYCARE available .n my age 25, excellent revenue for rght operators. Dryers. Fudges Stoves - now acid t.condiDpned. hoot. txelore and aper ticrhodl, Call Gerry 148)0-461-2199 U25 and up for � fenced yard. any agn MlWrna u0. FulLpar, time 619-3624 waetrrs' $175 and u"° for f Wh,tss Rd.4Cf area. Non BABYSITTING available. Or- deigned dryers. $175 and up for 16 BOOK KeapeuAdmilistraor - AUTO Gran WoUiW r PWWW must be able m do corpleu sat imrdiMIii for D,xharn Region. of books using Maek,tosh Sting Cartoon Reg Ales. 6234225. y llcoowaxg, res abs be able TORONTO Ste has openings IO hart0le sewal "11" tufa for youth canvassers n theaamusaneously. Dependable Oshawa, Whitby, AJax and and reaiiosble. Matumky Mare Position with strong ponbility of Pickens area etperrde s permanent employment 10 ran -essential. Hours of can- . Fax resurnr to 416.261- vssing approx. 530-890 p.rrt 0972, no lacer than Sep. 10. Mon-Thurs. for turther AZ drivers needed for What asa orsbo", call 728-234Z ask Coears ox •for Mr. Saotta (091493) atl�t run. Two y Veneto and clear records. TitE1)IARKETERS Nlorlrn wvelCOnr. 1794 178- ,pa r=.(. P" tw T WA (091993) alai IrOrn your (torte. C 00 You We tags Anis cay reconditioned fridges and fastest growing party plan stoves. Also coin operated -Pwtyltyhall cents soCanada washer and dryers. and requires consultants/ Stepnenson's Furniture and manages in your area. Out- Appliances, 227 Court St.. standing commissions. No Oshawa 5767448, (TFALL) inrsstrtrM, no 1 0reniee. Cal 416-471-2097, Sam - Spin. KING waterbed, semi motionless. Burgandy. mirror 150 Hasp. Medical Cal ,s 9. �1d � $275. Dental GAS stoves by CROSLEY. DENTAL AMststl, huge Pick- Quality C rstusyon. excellsnit Bing Dersal Olio. full tate. warranties at affordable prices. Parr evenings and Sat- hila- Ex- Check out CROSLEY first. PWWCO and "ARP asrYlied :=-Hanks Appfarws. 191 Blow SL Much opportunity for career E. a6. Oshawa. 728 4043. advancement. Cal KoroL 831- COUCH, chair, loveseat, 3332. (091683) onoment, neural callow. Asking $500. t16s.79t2..1W1si31 - � c 2.10 l Flea mom, Eviino Tap osoif . tcrebiier) if8 sltreAa A Trfpis mit brirA sand REQUIRED - experienced waitress. German speaking Sion ' bonullN. 11161 - 2257. (091293) i1Cles BLACK and Decker Elsetric used raitoad tine. Also cedar preferred. Sauter 's Inn HOf1EMAKEASANATURE stw 220 For Sale L'Mt MONw w"h grass d'd""' Mke flew, 580. Call 831-5196. are earl nursery sLDd alai able at disdouni prow. Pa" Rwi427-4 Pickering(015 Vitpe. dents •Pert tirr leo (091593) stones. Cal 43D-4733 a even - Mike. 4274760. iC91583) those 18 potieiors available to those 18 OAK/PIIE FURNITURE. Why - ir19s 428-2870. (081083) WORK at herr making CTallts. ysere of age and older. Vito Al tral" provlded lo those who pay retail prices? One of fit` wood swival. good Ontario's oldest and largest for cottage, fast hat, SM. Cal FABRIC wertieab with valance' Earn lio . weekly. Tell us about yoursM. P.O. Bok 47008 a'aMy- Cal 4248991 to arrange manufacturers a how selling 4242415. (091293) 727 wide x 64- Io% so; 84' Derin,rt Plops. Vancouver B.C. an irservisw. (TF) disc to the public. Eq. 5' oak taglswandwextard4Wirideor Articles wide sizes xava1W long. a $89. and Y8G3Et.(0912193) WAITRESSES/WAITERS 220 chairs, $799 - 6' oak double For Sale '^ilk winds. Phar 4280917. DEMONSTRATORS/SALES - snrraniseioned 6500 $,000.. waled, ful or pith brr. Kerry kin, 42b8790. (0918tH) Ajax pedestal des ext. and 6 chaffs. f1t42g Ca ntonpd Deft. 5299. COLONIAL style bkxsk beds wsh ELECTRONIC Fars" Organ for Awwd whin" g Wooduct Major FULL tiros horoyMq nsedad for Over 20 stain calces - a1 solid matching dreaor and night sale. Excellent condition. 1800 /epartnsent stars. Full thins. hat able os 367 King St. W. no veneers - Traditlorat table in ekcallent condition. at roma" aft. Cal 510- 14Eery. EW.No MpMIMiPO, M daft 0840,1& Alligilly Hai. CM 576 Woodwdrlump, 418-995-8774. NoM ri �. Cal 420' k for John. 0 s"kI Cap 416491-7S34. fTF) 4000. 00146M ... (TF) 300 EMPLOYERS Lot lw Motlw and Child Em allay tell Agency hob you .n your search to, reliable nan nils. ftowelkaepes and car parsons. Call 432.7073 or page Loa fres 11-416-5W9396 Cpen Monday to Sat Day Care Available n-1 PICKERING. AIiBERLEA Teachenrro- would provide quality day care. Full-time/part-time. Before and after school. Any, age. PLEASE CALL 42U-0081 Pets -Supplies - 290 Boarding TRAINNG your dog is fun and easy at K9 Kkibhouse. Puppy (9 weeks) to Novice classes start- ing Sept. 14, Cal K9 Ktibhouse. 416104-8617. (091693) TEAM Obedience - Next clas- ses (Puppy 6 Novice) start Sept. 25. Evenings and Saturday clas- ses available. Small glasses guaranteed. Call 430.0025. BOXER puppies, raised in a friendly family environrtwn. CKC regalered. Both parents can be seen. Very flashy. $550 call 728-3142. (091693) 3Automobiles 00 For Sale 1989 Honda Accord EXU 86,000 km, automatic, air cond., T R f loaded, asking MO H„ E o two. re .ab o daycare all clay or berorwahor $10,500. school. nutritious lunches.sonsclus, phone 697-1390 bright Playroom. lienced my home wn^ 'args tented yard. children in my horns or yours 3 1.2 year aid in school has days grtnoer, Mr. loaded. conAisd. 2620. (09 1593) toa. air. 1991 C".y ser Dayr new t-ros. $7495. 1969 aurae. arnim canotte. fully LOVING rrcrfher with "l d" loedeC. lots tins Irrr-g['ulake eiperrnG7 Fordv.ding a $ale and donC,tdn. $8200 canted 430- ettnrkirerng ervv01 Imlt tdrYour 0155. (0914931 dwo. Organasd .rdoo, ousdoor $ 5 5 394 '1985 C A D I L L A C ac"M wth r"ttrnpus rtleas 1980 MAZDA MX6, 4 cylinder. 5 speed so new tires must soo PLAYMATES needed •or "rid after s . ole Hit bu �� atter shad. H.ghbusn area cart.# ed 1989 CHRYSLER ch drer C aytare ayskasle on "age 424718p.t0915e:1) NEW YORKER, 4 door, 6 my home wn^ 'args tented yard. children in my horns or yours 3 1.2 year aid in school has days grtnoer, Mr. loaded. conAisd. L,vwpooNFncr area Clow b AJAX - Westnoy Heights. new t-ros. $7495. 1969 St. Isacca Jogues School. II"Pil a Of two wee provide full or DAYTONA. 4 cylinder, auto, o - Reasonable rates. 637-OOW Pan try daycare on he horns. cellent condition. certified. (091503) sale oinvrorrrleM. $abed yard $ 5 5 394 '1985 C A D I L L A C BROCK'IFIMCH - before and flit mean. excellent rales Cal SEDAN DEVILLE. 4 door. a'»• acnes' and hall days Grady. 427-6181 !09159,11 loaded: •%4 BUICK CENTURY Nkttritcdus lunches and snags OFFERING 0 a care . n m y y L'O , 4 door. 6 Tinder, air, cylinder, P.S. bus route nOrw. >f ages hart loaded. 1985 CHEV 1;2 ton Receipts Receipts Call 686-5456 ,"Warms i lurhdnea tette or hila foie PICKUP, excellent condition, !0912931 ant snacks provided Gfenanna d certified. 55795. Nei Auto MOT HER d two poo owns and Oar 4184 Can a2G 5982 Salsa. 42410784 a 432-7531. wouc love to daycare for your PICKERING •esabl• daycare Warranties avaaabb. 1091690} cf'idren Fenced yard. largo or my too .lunch and snacks. im 4xiodw Excel GL. 5 speed Playroom. walks, nutrnious extras provded One full we natchback, clock, message snacks. ty Relsrenoea, pan Several yours traineq warning centre. new gnu„I«. w timeda.oY we.come. Strouda, expnrie. experience. very reasonable pored. $1400 as a or cersrd Whites, 4247061 (091093) rates. Rambieberry and Fal- for OOtt 428 2403. (081093) MOTHER d mw will provide oo"tr••i Dr. 8372039. (00159M l/ Olds Crel one awe. dayca» in"halo e lor irotaim. EXPERIENCED mother, of two •1Cen•on Condahon $5700 Cal 4 year{. Reserve avisabla w.il provide Caycare .n my 6841677. (091 011M Cal 619.12810 Westney ane 4C- non). Westneynwy e2 Indoor. 11ee Sumbord GT convenes. DAYCARE available .n my outdoor activities. Crabs. hot only $6200. auto. pw. p. door hoot. txelore and aper ticrhodl, lunches, ages 18 rrtwithe and locks. 1.11 steering. am. 1'" fenced yard. any agn MlWrna u0. FulLpar, time 619-3624 caseeno. Powe top, who" we" Wh,tss Rd.4Cf area. Non BABYSITTING available. Or- grey '^1e^w. Sharp car can smoker, cal Srnovon, 637-1294 dura Valley. Pdkemg area. 686-, 893. (09169M Any age. for mote .Momtaron. ltr7 Isuzu I-Matk. blue. 4 door. Day Care call 831-3132. (091503) pis- pb , pm.. sunroof, new 160 Wanted � ams. mint. $J300 o.D.o. Can 220 Articles m tile. exhaust 96Call DAYCARE Mined for ray Iwo For Sale 686-22n. (09,793) children in my horns or yours 3 1.2 year aid in school has days 1886 Cutlass Supreme CONVECTION Oven. now Brougham. Twit, fully landed. and one year did requ�es ho to caw. South Alex anti Cal S23 96. Also new Luce extractor. low kms.. ms. $4895. 1991 Surhbird was $34.96. SM both for S45. 427-1229. (091293) LE, tow k Tw reit. WWo. 1989 Call (416) 3n-7914. M9129M Sunbird LE 115,000. mint, LOOKING lar Guyanese PIANO wird Brack Whiliney $5000. AM certified, will tape twusskesper and nanny. fire in. sPwtmwnt Size. Excellent ole). 4331757. (091093) cru year old -10 yew W. Salary Ca"Swi«t. $1709. CPN Sas- low 300 ZX GL. auWtnmtr- red. negotiable, ri:e hone in 743 er GUI-MI7. 108144 waow Onma. landed. 78.000 Pickering. Close to Go and COLOR T.Y. 21- Magnavox kms.. Wy diniv. one owner. snapping rfra CPM for details, . $200. Washer. $175: dryer. $7900. Good condition. 576- W4.25M. (0915" $125: Lady Kerrrore, m lots 4036. (091693) WOMEN to take taw at 10 mon- odour. exeeseit cora ...lo Cal 157! Fomaila Fiebind, 301. gray th oil child, sorer house duos, 663-5023.(09156M with red interior. runs good. � have am � � $800. Call Troy, 579-5146. 230cub 837-5196. (091593) 11187 I%, Finebed. 400 ic Wanted LOOKING for sarrar to cont inch, ps., pb., 4 speed, very USED Children's hall, dean kslde and out. original ral- woo ray Ajax has so tape cane d hes school aged OWdwn and os•n • boys size 2-3, girt 7 wheels. rue exhaust. A" orf pieschool r. Mort -Fn. 428- size 4-6. Wilkng to pay apprm 34000• or for trade S10, S15 or 0051. (091293) $10 each. Call 729-8352. Toyota 4x4. 1-705-277-3300. �KM vrts babysit' WANTED - stoves, fridges. LEASE 10 own vehicles. 1960. ter requ$rod. washes and dryers. woking or IU& $345 down, no menial no and every second Salpw�daryt second not. Also warded: Pickup truck crow drdcs. 725-1988 a 686 - Two rveryn, 1 Ptd ir v2 P ewer than 1978). Call 7428 or 69l (TF) years. Must liars owner' �) Autblles trarsportawn, Experience and BUY/SELL/EXCHANGE 305 MOWN cats. Brock and 401 arae. Nintendo. Super Nintendo, Wanted 427-3909. (091593) Gansboy. Co.SegaGenwis. ki-les 16111 . We also sell raw and revs mop k 7.7573. (09!6901 220 Sale For sa280 Lost a Found BUDGET Cerarnfes, Grand now IOr fa/ dlnsei. 'ertrraM sawq�i dM Supplies. open 10 p,bfic. SOD but et�i tai, ,pink.Pick. Shy Sep 7 - 21. 721-1997. 5% P loving and wad' 294751. aAcway aroa Cab 428.8751. Wentworth eel. (091083) FOUND - small Work fat no 10 CARPET - I have several 1000 Twynn Rivers and Aeon area Vans, wheel yards of hew Stairrnster and call 509-0039. (091593) 320 100% nybn carpet. Ill calpoi your living room and hall for c Drives 290 Pets -Supplies' $360. Price Includes carpet. pad Boardi 1580 D0Ops Caravan LE. Ve, and installation. -30 yards'. Suva. (416) 287.5072. (TF) ng p••' pwr., �• runrkrg boards, TRARMI(' dares for trailer hitch, loaded. 180.000 arts., ENTERTANMnal tsyetand askitg 67000. Call Roes Your dog siwi^9 SoPieinnbbery13, etrL-430 has multi functional has two end small classes. Klaumar tjogi5 Mon-Fri.B am.190 p.rtt ((81 593) units with light bridge, lass t9 fie. 9 Kennels, Br . ooklin655871. 11199 Lumina APV, S passenger. rack, full mrrw, audio/video POG training classes iatartr,g brand new tires, loaded. section, 72xlOx2t•. Otte" SepteelWc, 0"- and Ajax. 140,000 k. hwy. Must sell $I= asirg 8500. 6230148. Duttain Dog Twining Stbop. '$0,500. Cal John 5 port -10 (081883) pro Barb Soon. 5i76Ii M Palo" 579-8296. (ogogeM 2 F GAILY ARAGE SALE 1768 EASTBAW RD. PICKERING SAT, SEPT. 11 9 ANLL - 3 P.M. North of Hwy.2, East of Whites Rd. Follow signs. Large and small iVp plus a dining room suite. CRAFT SALE Silk floral arrangements, mall hanging oenterpieces, etc. 737 YEREMN ST. (Whites Rd. South of 401, left on Oklahoma, left on Yeremi) Multiple Family GARAGE SALE SUNDAY SEPT. 12 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. (rain date Sun. Sept. 1 9) 1583 RAWLINGS DR. (Glenanna & Dixie) TH$ NIEWS ADVMME9 FRIDAY, SEPM[BE1111419143-PAGE 21 Puce You HUGE STREET SALE A6' 51 HOMES CONFIRMED SUN., SEPT. 12,9-3 P.M. Rain or shine Kearney Dr. (Linton Ave./Lamer Ave.) Pickering Village ��9' nage SEPT Go,.,',.C� O�rm,,,pr.iefe 11, &3 Dont Mn The End of The Nice and Bert low Ase bnridnrg laundry, Iree park". $Ste 5 FAMILY GARAGE SALE Nee two bedtOOm bassnertl Penn. 427.3024. (ODISM apaewrlL trklge, same, cable SUMMER GARAGE SALE MOVING SALE SUN., SEPT. 12,9-3 P.M. SATURDAY SEPT. 11 96 LARGE CRIES-, AJAX SAT SEPT 11, #.39-2 PJL ReindtiN Sunday 1613 McBRADY CT GARAGE SALE SAT., SEPT. 11, 9-3 PM l33 - 190 DELANEY DR_ Toys, clothes, household items, etc. (liltiior ars i Duborry Cres.) 572 DAYLIGHT CT., PICKERING (off Westney Rd., N. Htivy.112) Everything Must t.,o Furniture, houeeware, kllchenware, cosmetics a more Lawnmowers - reconddioned gas. eiedric b BARGAINS GALORE � rel arteral Oshawa. pets. Non wroker. Ratarerneaa 430 - $196 Ask for John a Eve 430 $900. uplkss. FisAas. Phmm CM"toGoow401.only$496. 28L398Cf more GARAGE SALE MOViNG SALE 41 GREGORY RD., AJAX GARAGE SALE/CRAFT SHOW 54 54215 (O9t4931 COLLECTIBLE, GIFT SHOP AND HOUSEHOLD Available Oct. 1. 42 01125.:669 SO PAbgw wOv Itilandry faiC�nt. 1697 MAJOR OAKS (at Brock Rd.) GARAGE b CRAFT SALE ITEMS. GLASS, CHINA, DESK. Washer, dryer, and lots Fore. Rain or Shine - SAT, SEPT. 11 1712 SHADYBROOK DR. 85 MWNGTON CRES. Sofa, dhair, and tables. !oys, musical instruments, dishes. Stove, bunk beds, fireplace screen, change %W%ky%c4Nas, able, pokig. Cal 292.2890. (0916931 SAT., SEPT. 11, 9.3 P.M. 47 VENTRIS DR., AJAX table. SAT. SEPT. 11 9 kkt cheerful, central Pickering. F neent wild w for swit. 05- seem p � SAT., SEPT. 11, 9-12 P.M. Furniture, baby terns, stained glass. something for evervone. telarte»ted$750 ..(`,a8 61106- (OYIOim $500 molrW plus Mdp- 725.2081 or 43S-4097 Naw GARAGE SALE -0F -THE -DECADE'- GARAGE SALE - MOVING TO B.C. 2 FAMILY GARAGE SALE Doss. weatou to Whine padke. TOtltllni1011sE'S 6 ARCHER DR., AJAX see,` h ,ill Wgs and apriar -oAshofd tams '-%werrty 3 sNI,- erl s=lotfles :aey Bistro arbgtoon Ilkhtn, 4 pa. bit, (near KinSrTlerl Park) SAT. li SUN- SEPT it i tZ 5.3 P -M. 725 l�6CKLEW00D DFL. UNiT 31'Rossiard A Willson) 6 WINDEBANKS DR14 FLOWERS CRIES. bsdtoorn b-setsw aparrtrn i Weetney and HWY 82. One bsdroan second flop d house, SAT p M . utilities. $540. Cal 4265935 ( block south d Harwood i Westrtey) Apartments Apartments 400 Apartments 330 Trailers 400 For Rent 400 For Rent For Rent 0TATION 315- 'w-cOuts. rwo • crool-4. fun battxoorl. many extras, f++.000. To view. L�1 Paul atter 6 0_m. 416724- 4362 (TF) 340 Auto Parts 3 Repairs Cars Painted $50.00 plus materials 683-2977 355 Motorcycles NISURANCE- open 9-9p-- by appointivent. Monday to Saturday. Motorcycle. Auto aril very aorrlpatahre proprty rams. Over 20 years erprkerna. Car 427-3506. (091093) 365 amim 1086 Peterboro 17 lit ft. Boeiida. 130 LO. Mac. ertgire red and will Custom tai(, Mooring closer. radio, atalat condition. $9.500 aha 6 pAt 265.2972. (TF) 1951 Wood Tapstrap by Penyon. 1974 Evnruds with controls. near top. Ready sor res $1500. Cal 725-1061. 12FT WW Sailor Fu&V Gilt. Gres tun, easy to sal $1000. Cal 420.2415. (09120.1) 400 A F 's AJAX - Odord Tosion - quiet bui lM dose to I I ir11 401 and Go. One bedroom, two bedroom and three bedroom, $689. $775: $623. Available im madissty. Oil. 1. Nov. 1. cal 426-7260 or 683.6421 and 790 p.m. (110079M basemnisnt Wgo.avoapartnee ba"- "re krn:WAdry. 4 Poo. bath, separate entrance. In Wasiney Nei". Available Nov. 1. Fostlhst required. Cal 427.3820 aper 5 pJn (09150M PICKERING - Ings 1500 sq.n. two bedroom basement apartment, sopwift errartaa $700 . utilities. Aveilibb Now. 1. Non another. Cal 6866713 a 698-6750. (0916113) BRIGHT, dean one bsdroon� quiet reigltlaari ood, comp b lake. on bus line. separate e0ir4rkes, ,fireplace. 4 1!d136 AS!11. 2 aflel 614114 *BEAT THE HEAT 77 & 33 FALBY COURT r bedroom apartments in family ng. Air Conditioning, broadloom, 2 applances, Laundry facilities and underground parking included. $743.00. 686-0845 weekdays 8:30 a.m.4:30 pm. Pickering Tarp Centre (file bedroom basement apL. prwom enaanc`, laundry, binciadloom, aValilabie immiedliilely. Won included. S= 120.2092 Jim la nwsa9a NEW 1 BEDROOMS SinpMMon Snickers 5549 2 BDRM. APT. F ;.s . X00 $Q. N shop wrt a loot of outside room saroundeng on Taunton Rd W. cam $85.0512 COLBORNE/ ONTARIO Wait, large 2 b&M , dean rich oark*e setting. Trout stream. 5525 plus inti. AJAX - Large I bdm. bath apt. bright, carpeted. kWsw teMolywood coing a colonic tin, bativoom done in cedar. S"MVSN entrance, am 10 overy- thittg. AtnrL most $600- ,1127-141116 M ti5.66R1 400 Apartments For Rent basemen, apartment. Oak • tcnan, iacuzzl tub. wa&O,n G'Oset -n bedrOOm. separate en!rance. parking, includes J[Mea. $749 motley_ Avarable Oct. 1 6835140 inner 6 p m. ma l Som AVAILABLE mmediaNty in Whitby apartment building. Spacious. carpeted, newly pawed able. with bdror/y. CIO** to but. shopping. An Mires ncluded. No pan. Two bedroom, 11675. Ore bedwoli $575 and aactow SSW. Car 4e6S173 or 4360134. (TF) PROFESSIONALLY finished One be __o beserTwo sprt- men t for rent Oct. 1 $500 ncwstve. Call 666-4996. (091093) WMT1Y - duan one bedroom $565. Two bedroom with baloary. 8496. PW%M WUFd*y. good location. 427.2457. SOUTH Alit dor+ bwn+snt bachelor apartment induces prhrste attrartoe 10aoau air con., ceramic 3 pce. bath, kitchenette wrmicrowave 400 Apartments For Rent uwa �.O= - Quaer , asci want ft ar -w" avaiable n*-ediat.q for 'Wn M-WRing "mum woft req person. $soc '.sttast Prose !ear* ^+essag• 427-3174 ^0910931 WMTSY area. one bedroom a0a•iment available itrrediawy ;nehly nnovsea. $SSO monthly. A so two bedroom apanmerll available IrrvredialNy $66c induave Gust and Last -pursed. S09- 9913 1't]O151i3) PICKEJWC - Clsen 2 bedroom spacious basement absevreri. prnrae airrroa calPaed. 2 ap- pnwwn blue cabin. no pen. dor tar maWn coal.. Aval- able oclaba 1 ern phis 1:7 utilities. FnaVlast months required. Call 420-8564. (O9t099P WHIMSY - baaemri boommm apertmsnt we tr+vs- arrow . newly decorated. Includes units and parking. one Mock from Go train. Available win nedmWy. $430 per month. 11467634. (09149M CLEAN row hrrrtated or u har- fliahed basement bachelor 410 Houses For Houses For Rent 410 Rent AJAX . :c -s- -a 'bor c .rlgaiOW. "err air a vac. Dooi. 4 aoodances, SeS�. mons! 6C% .mules. Ava;f. Oct. '5. 683 -ISM or 693-5911 or 725-0745 seenigs, AJAX Ceram - Tree bedroom. .00 sto. 4 nya�earlce, clear. ,ear stores. GO. poet om-Ce $90C . 2r3 Lcdo". c ru and Last Car n3 -g 4 (091593) WHITES ad,i-fwy e2 three bedroom house. pop« eves parking, ishoclowgeChOd_ WW . sta l .a btM. Amiable Out. t tarry 2911420C or 2937393 at Je miner, 283.6S7C. Mill' S 31 NEAR Prckrng Town Grin. qurr atr'esl neer pant sp'aCK" sedan 7 room we tefroed yard. 4 appliances. laundry. garage. $975. Nov. 1. 631-15" AJAX - man flop executive detached 3 bedroom, 2 112 batha, spaobua es *i k*~.family room w+U fireplace. double garage. $995 . Leib" Phone $39-7491. (091293) Two bsdoan , apaferelt an &roto. SL it Nordn Osta omw pr Go,.,',.C� O�rm,,,pr.iefe 11, &3 SAT, SUE 11, 9-2 P.M. ;Rarndats Sunday) Nice and Bert low Ase bnridnrg laundry, Iree park". $Ste MULTi -STREET GARAGE SALE Nee two bedtOOm bassnertl Penn. 427.3024. (ODISM apaewrlL trklge, same, cable bath. utilities, $375 monthly. aq k dancned home n Qirrra Non smoker. Cab 7259x16. residential area, central ahs. Energy MOVING SALE Duet af99, Wak 10 WW SATURDAY SEPT. 11 96 LARGE CRIES-, AJAX Rands, Bashford, Empson and Pridham. GARAGE SALE SAT., SEPT. 11, 9-3 PM GARAGE SALE SAT., SEPT. 11, 9-2 P.M.Rsirldate Sept. 18 Toys, clothes, household items, etc. Saturday, Sept 11, 8:30 a.rn- - 2 p.m. 572 DAYLIGHT CT., PICKERING 1519 i 1520 SILVERSPRUCE DR. Everything Must t.,o Raindate: Sunday, Sept- 12 y P Lawnmowers - reconddioned gas. eiedric b (F-nrtchFa Irport area) � rel arteral Oshawa. pets. Non wroker. Ratarerneaa 430 - $196 Ask for John a Eve 430 $900. uplkss. FisAas. Phmm CM"toGoow401.only$496. 28L398Cf more Sorer irg 'a everyone MOViNG SALE 41 GREGORY RD., AJAX YARD SALE 54 54215 (O9t4931 !� Available Oct. 1. 42 01125.:669 SO PAbgw wOv Itilandry faiC�nt. GARAGE SALE GARAGE b CRAFT SALE SAT. SEPT. 11 Washer, dryer, and lots Fore. Tri -.tree bedroom �- Treat n dupim Imp n 1712 SHADYBROOK DR. SAT., SEPT. 11, 8:30-4:30 P.M. Sofa, dhair, and tables. !oys, musical instruments, dishes. $84 WESTSHORE BLVD., PICKERING %W%ky%c4Nas, able, pokig. Cal 292.2890. (0916931 (Ambertea) 47 VENTRIS DR., AJAX porting eeuipment. yard foots, humidifier. SAT. SEPT. 11 9 kkt cheerful, central Pickering. F neent wild w for swit. 05- seem p � SAT., SEPT. 11, 9-12 P.M. Furniture, baby terns, stained glass. something for evervone. telarte»ted$750 ..(`,a8 61106- (OYIOim $500 molrW plus Mdp- 725.2081 or 43S-4097 Naw bedaoons Look-out tomature,roasags 699-6310. (09150.!) GARAGE SALE - MOVING TO B.C. GARAGE SALE Doss. weatou to Whine padke. TOtltllni1011sE'S bee " baaernrt apannoft see,` h ,ill Wgs and apriar GARAGE SALE arbgtoon Ilkhtn, 4 pa. bit, MOVING SALE SAT. li SUN- SEPT it i tZ 5.3 P -M. 725 l�6CKLEW00D DFL. UNiT 31'Rossiard A Willson) SAT. SEPT. 11 bsdtoorn b-setsw aparrtrn i Weetney and HWY 82. One bsdroan second flop d house, SAT., SEPT. 11, 9.2 PAI . utilities. $540. Cal 4265935 SAT. b SUN., SEPT. 11 b 12 Atmique Austin pecde car (Brtnsh made!. Chddrer! s :eys HEATHSIDE CRES. PICKERING 24 GREGORY RD, SOLTTH AJAX 918 BYRON ST S., WHITBY -imc louseho4 nems room drvrdnr blcyties photo somment 8 A -M. - 2 P.M. (Harwood i C3oirer Ridge Rd. E-) Sor-ethil� for everyone Lots to crouse iron-,. (1 st west of Brock, south of #2) Apartments Apartments 400 Apartments 330 Trailers 400 For Rent 400 For Rent For Rent 0TATION 315- 'w-cOuts. rwo • crool-4. fun battxoorl. many extras, f++.000. To view. L�1 Paul atter 6 0_m. 416724- 4362 (TF) 340 Auto Parts 3 Repairs Cars Painted $50.00 plus materials 683-2977 355 Motorcycles NISURANCE- open 9-9p-- by appointivent. Monday to Saturday. Motorcycle. Auto aril very aorrlpatahre proprty rams. Over 20 years erprkerna. Car 427-3506. (091093) 365 amim 1086 Peterboro 17 lit ft. Boeiida. 130 LO. Mac. ertgire red and will Custom tai(, Mooring closer. radio, atalat condition. $9.500 aha 6 pAt 265.2972. (TF) 1951 Wood Tapstrap by Penyon. 1974 Evnruds with controls. near top. Ready sor res $1500. Cal 725-1061. 12FT WW Sailor Fu&V Gilt. Gres tun, easy to sal $1000. Cal 420.2415. (09120.1) 400 A F 's AJAX - Odord Tosion - quiet bui lM dose to I I ir11 401 and Go. One bedroom, two bedroom and three bedroom, $689. $775: $623. Available im madissty. Oil. 1. Nov. 1. cal 426-7260 or 683.6421 and 790 p.m. (110079M basemnisnt Wgo.avoapartnee ba"- "re krn:WAdry. 4 Poo. bath, separate entrance. In Wasiney Nei". Available Nov. 1. Fostlhst required. Cal 427.3820 aper 5 pJn (09150M PICKERING - Ings 1500 sq.n. two bedroom basement apartment, sopwift errartaa $700 . utilities. Aveilibb Now. 1. Non another. Cal 6866713 a 698-6750. (0916113) BRIGHT, dean one bsdroon� quiet reigltlaari ood, comp b lake. on bus line. separate e0ir4rkes, ,fireplace. 4 1!d136 AS!11. 2 aflel 614114 *BEAT THE HEAT 77 & 33 FALBY COURT r bedroom apartments in family ng. Air Conditioning, broadloom, 2 applances, Laundry facilities and underground parking included. $743.00. 686-0845 weekdays 8:30 a.m.4:30 pm. Pickering Tarp Centre (file bedroom basement apL. prwom enaanc`, laundry, binciadloom, aValilabie immiedliilely. Won included. S= 120.2092 Jim la nwsa9a NEW 1 BEDROOMS SinpMMon Snickers 5549 2 BDRM. APT. F ;.s . X00 $Q. N shop wrt a loot of outside room saroundeng on Taunton Rd W. cam $85.0512 COLBORNE/ ONTARIO Wait, large 2 b&M , dean rich oark*e setting. Trout stream. 5525 plus inti. AJAX - Large I bdm. bath apt. bright, carpeted. kWsw teMolywood coing a colonic tin, bativoom done in cedar. S"MVSN entrance, am 10 overy- thittg. AtnrL most $600- ,1127-141116 M ti5.66R1 400 Apartments For Rent basemen, apartment. Oak • tcnan, iacuzzl tub. wa&O,n G'Oset -n bedrOOm. separate en!rance. parking, includes J[Mea. $749 motley_ Avarable Oct. 1 6835140 inner 6 p m. ma l Som AVAILABLE mmediaNty in Whitby apartment building. Spacious. carpeted, newly pawed able. with bdror/y. CIO** to but. shopping. An Mires ncluded. No pan. Two bedroom, 11675. Ore bedwoli $575 and aactow SSW. Car 4e6S173 or 4360134. (TF) PROFESSIONALLY finished One be __o beserTwo sprt- men t for rent Oct. 1 $500 ncwstve. Call 666-4996. (091093) WMT1Y - duan one bedroom $565. Two bedroom with baloary. 8496. PW%M WUFd*y. good location. 427.2457. SOUTH Alit dor+ bwn+snt bachelor apartment induces prhrste attrartoe 10aoau air con., ceramic 3 pce. bath, kitchenette wrmicrowave 400 Apartments For Rent uwa �.O= - Quaer , asci want ft ar -w" avaiable n*-ediat.q for 'Wn M-WRing "mum woft req person. $soc '.sttast Prose !ear* ^+essag• 427-3174 ^0910931 WMTSY area. one bedroom a0a•iment available itrrediawy ;nehly nnovsea. $SSO monthly. A so two bedroom apanmerll available IrrvredialNy $66c induave Gust and Last -pursed. S09- 9913 1't]O151i3) PICKEJWC - Clsen 2 bedroom spacious basement absevreri. prnrae airrroa calPaed. 2 ap- pnwwn blue cabin. no pen. dor tar maWn coal.. Aval- able oclaba 1 ern phis 1:7 utilities. FnaVlast months required. Call 420-8564. (O9t099P WHIMSY - baaemri boommm apertmsnt we tr+vs- arrow . newly decorated. Includes units and parking. one Mock from Go train. Available win nedmWy. $430 per month. 11467634. (09149M CLEAN row hrrrtated or u har- fliahed basement bachelor 410 Houses For Houses For Rent 410 Rent AJAX . :c -s- -a 'bor c .rlgaiOW. "err air a vac. Dooi. 4 aoodances, SeS�. mons! 6C% .mules. Ava;f. Oct. '5. 683 -ISM or 693-5911 or 725-0745 seenigs, AJAX Ceram - Tree bedroom. .00 sto. 4 nya�earlce, clear. ,ear stores. GO. poet om-Ce $90C . 2r3 Lcdo". c ru and Last Car n3 -g 4 (091593) WHITES ad,i-fwy e2 three bedroom house. pop« eves parking, ishoclowgeChOd_ WW . sta l .a btM. Amiable Out. t tarry 2911420C or 2937393 at Je miner, 283.6S7C. Mill' S 31 NEAR Prckrng Town Grin. qurr atr'esl neer pant sp'aCK" sedan 7 room we tefroed yard. 4 appliances. laundry. garage. $975. Nov. 1. 631-15" AJAX - man flop executive detached 3 bedroom, 2 112 batha, spaobua es *i k*~.family room w+U fireplace. double garage. $995 . Leib" Phone $39-7491. (091293) Two bsdoan , apaferelt an &roto. SL it Nordn Osta omw pr Go,.,',.C� O�rm,,,pr.iefe sired laundry..450 inclusive. AJAX - brgK clean mut be Mstae, wo" non amount. No spot m mi. private entranOe, Prarkalns. htdgs stoves 3 pox BACKS►UT, epeutwin 1400 Nice and Bert low Ase bnridnrg laundry, Iree park". $Ste tiClilin 6 laundfy. Sound Nee two bedtOOm bassnertl Penn. 427.3024. (ODISM apaewrlL trklge, same, cable bath. utilities, $375 monthly. aq k dancned home n Qirrra Non smoker. Cab 7259x16. residential area, central ahs. Energy i mid . hydro. Wndord pays Duet af99, Wak 10 WW parking.. shared laundry. AVAB,ABLE Oct. 1. Largs are aticiut gas 7�0 betnioan Isar aparnort for hsaiq Available Oct. 1. 4 7751 alter 6 pin., ssparase anttrea. Ort. 1. $775 bedNan 0-errrrr apaesrtat bwkmk,e. Cal aNw 6 426 ; enhance. cable' shoo utiNim and laundry as elerw feoD� 9anrgs. x'225& (0614131 eek I"AR. pm. $tile, alis" 1a♦akhy. whoken, and wileh on Ipac Ili s included. New seek" to Iricad backyard. No LOOKING 1r a omtiy anpantrrttiat uri4i rrepla0s in CMwrt hone OIE bedpan bwnrnt alptn- now $850 ixbAkw as VERY nice apartme t. 0-0 420-2188 9 a.m.-t2 a.m. � rel arteral Oshawa. pets. Non wroker. Ratarerneaa 430 - $196 Ask for John a Eve 430 $900. uplkss. FisAas. Phmm CM"toGoow401.only$496. 28L398Cf Mont ice.self contained, own y �otwod, dwo 10 entrance, $000 Inclusive. 11" am bsdloorn bansrriwt ore bednoorn 7134 or Dob free 1.416-550 after 6 p.rn 1-705 54f► 3142 (09100.11 Cal Mary IOtiasan Rarga RMr Reay Ltd. a• atrtsrtitJss, tNllsas Rd. and Oklaners &v& mydowl, Araisbin Ors' 1. k� 54 54215 (O9t4931 !� Available Oct. 1. 42 01125.:669 SO PAbgw wOv Itilandry faiC�nt. AJAX - Westney N. - two SATL.YiMIMTE$ - 4 bedroomta (O6t093) 432 1. (061 b�oo,m Aare, bodgsk stove bedrosrn Oaterrirmt aparetort 2 t2 bath, lnslned DassrtrrK Tri -.tree bedroom �- Treat n dupim Imp n SASEMENT one bedroom two bedroom apartment in PICKERINO - Alar, three triplex. Call 418-470-7598. 1OP�. 4 pos. bath. P*M outdoor paling, no pass. 5 stltrartms. antral air slid v1G appliances, $1050 . utilities. and kbd"k P*-* apartment available immediately. Flreplace. bsdern main *dor k-t0a1 . LAME dean one bedroom %W%ky%c4Nas, able, pokig. Cal 292.2890. (0916931 and postig. akokbls Oct. 1. . ii li'an 4 . LLL: Two bedroom basement d aN IncMrive. $750. Cal i0.- PICKERING - yoga 4 bedroom SMmandn@1 required. d. Cal 666 cheerful, central Pickering. F neent wild w for swit. 05- seem p � 7172 (Og120.1( hoop. upper and Iowa( two PKKEINNO nny 2 1111110i'll- SM • iAiY09ne. Lseve 5798. (OY119g telarte»ted$750 ..(`,a8 61106- (OYIOim $500 molrW plus Mdp- 725.2081 or 43S-4097 Naw bedaoons Look-out tomature,roasags 699-6310. (09150.!) FINCHILIVERPOOL - one SWS29S for appointment. BEAYVWM bright rttorlern arae �� ) 1 Doss. weatou to Whine padke. TOtltllni1011sE'S bee " baaernrt apannoft see,` h ,ill Wgs and apriar Sewage am-. Hrspisce. 420 arbgtoon Ilkhtn, 4 pa. bit, ons lour appliances, parking, NCKERIIIG Village - bright leo central air, cable, laundry, FOr Rent tyro appliances. initiated laundry bsdtoorn b-setsw aparrtrn i Weetney and HWY 82. One bsdroan second flop d house, poking, x790 inclusive. Gall . utilities. $540. Cal 4265935 oo entrance parking Mb M I* blit. CaMtal air. $7'00 1. yard, apostle entrarh, 42&151& 11- m, go AJAX ;a ow -ear ate, n.Ce y ;scOra: yC dew arpet. $95C Pits 1.2 utdaies _arge !w0 oedro0r- teen rent apart-lov sec,w A* entrance. appilanes. Oa ' $599 bks 1,2 Alter 427-23913. n�l693) ELEGANT sumps, dere6ng oun- aa ow iit^ garage base -e^!. 'arge fenced Daekyard. paved drive. ^ear doff -!ow^ Oshawa Oct possess.o.• =or nfo,-usion. Slave 5-1%-S 9. 1092893) HARWOOD SAYLY lhre* beOroo.- main nocir bma Lim . hardwood floor. 4 >00�. able aundry. parr ^g. a' arren0es. •eterences c.y and last $80C - of .nrltwa Oce Even ^gs 5 3C 283' 927 (0912931 NO doom^ payms l� Good Credit') GOW pb) You can buy fp the Price d nM. while proms and rates an down. Call r q o Brent, Community c inanaal. 669.6805. (TF) PICKET IM - north d l4wir 82. east of :,verpool Rd. - 3 bedroom upper d two sloey. garage plus one Parking space. $975 nlo+tr*#. ulities irkbnRfed. 4 apphances. 1 12 baths. busi- rose people pointer . Available immediately. 447-8269. THREE bedroom, fenced backyard. parlor ng, ^whancw Pickering GO station, $850 . udttla. Cal Javed. Baa -28N1. AJAX . two bedroom nen floor bungalow. lvirgoon� kilcen, dininguoor, fridge, stove, share win" laciftes. Poking. cipm to everything. $700 + 1/2 utitiee. 427,2(438- (0016670 AJAX - three bettroorn Ire~ lownhare, 1 12 baths, ventral ai, single car garage. $1000 plus ukllisa FrstllaaL Available Oct. 15. Call 427-479. (091eem 420 T F°�° gagnpry. as Milliken h%tdyd: norwdy /1qn Mala 9(92536. $725rmondly. Fral-L Avil ��ee�,� OCL 1. enaiM A i�l its PRINGLF, PIEEK CO, -OPERATIVE suiilabkeeter CM!pte. artaifile Al *** Po•'1• $M al'mi Oil • Non tlndisr. 00 agytkrlar 616 BATE Oemooft n ' barer able (0812119) br" J05, ! aAhrlted HOI % INC., AWNTBY innlsditsHy Fats4atia fetid Per month pkrs Ne Pale t1R3 53p. M7 Ask for Phillip or Bessy. OSHAWA - tiro bsdroan aper(- asggt p4cJlNes. aparlPtpMi GMMMIkI -t1e9 .: osattal, Whi6y. Parkin¢ new bedropn apan"Writ with DDaarr appliances• two entrances. cony ktcbd- firdge, stove! ons SINGLE young prdeselional $550.6862220. (091493) parkig option and taildn. fist NMI looking for 1 bedroom , • _ is now acre t applications; for a�,�,.1 $871,� a� 4 bedrooms $907 townhouses NCKERIIIG •iss Rd naw mil 6550 . heal and hydro. of 401, bright modern two Two badfootR SM +nasi and Nps LJ1raDodlBayh!. and MI NdWenaa Aed apartment or mann floor o1 SM monthly Locrbn 25 Mil rop �jMwith $o $8 3 Iiedi00iiiS 787' .psa00' .pv08 bsdroorn baratwt prirwlL hydro. BadWw $386 kKkNim. sparse toll bath, Fint/lest (squired. call 579 one bedroom basement � Odom area aerb„e,t, quiet Itonhn, sparse oar Sistine St.S., and 401. Fateed backyard. Left= and Ckse to Mnmppi scfnoola aril Includes parking, cable, water. au dr 3643 and 7169345. fes) s. laundry. i°Draa al ;a: w. parking- `t w PICKERING • large two entrance. close to lake. PTC. 9 Go. &s al door, no pole- Sabo tra^sP«'�°^. Lail Edith. 43D- responsible P�`o«» Pefte NO SUBSIDY IS AVAILABLE seen. SM nckrhia• FkwAasl bedroom -a aorair d bade• riwtNy. Araiabis now. 833 0330• (09142M call 433-7622 after 5 p.m. Near shopping and 401. Large units, Avaibbfe OCL , cal 837-5f M mat apartment, Try cleat 4 AJAX - speciar ane bedloorn �hc-• close to schools 4045, (091593) AJAX - d,a, bright now ors( PICKERING,_ b,�, and way bedroom bi-mrrt tprnwt, 41 0 Houses For Rees lovely park -like setting. basement apartment, Private and a Tarin -• 37$0 Inclusive. slow e. laundry, near public Cal �-8M' (�1�1 ore balaroan boseftwt apart- *praN atrwx* 4 pa oath. mens . den, suit couple or parking, near public For more information call transit. Non smoker. no Pala. THREE bedroom alpamnanls $$O9 nckoiw. FiraNaw. Avaa- aslable. ►lay 620Church St. $@W -A- efolisdisldh 619.3025 Aveilobi6katwndwZ. Cal 444- skgle. Walk to Nle, fkapkemn, if-Ponesorn, ower l se -for rent BrodNFMy tf2. awn laundry gditm. Two car sad uitam included. $645 2-3 bedporn Sinai M4 garage, poking. SM Awltible Ode 1: Illegal y. Cal M6168a or 756• newly aicorated-. $9-75. w �80�-2008 Iadre nwnw f$0"04 7391. tOln4lctl a Nor. 1.426x713 la11�41 11015.1�1293i utilities. Cal 444-7391. (0➢Oe" PAGE 22 -TRE NEWS ADVEiClt'18ER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,1993 410 Hou m asHAWA lfs,ee b000an tura. Knob Nil. K-nsrt ares, 8800 •.... . .... : utilities. Two bedroom :�:•''. .%. -'..•y:. .y� *:; ;' :.i%: % PSKK.. RON span matt. 8780 Inmd usiw. Adelaide/Mary St, area. One bedroom apartment. S65o in- clusive AdeloideRileon area. Cal 4366065. (0916931 KENDAL - three bedroom house, attached garage, in - ground pool plus 100144 h workshop and other buildings on 175 acres. -130 workable" Avail- able Oct 15. Can be seen by appointment. $1500 per nbnth Plus utilities. Call 623-4172. 434-0473 or 623.3543 8 am.05 P.m. (D91493) Ono Townhouses L For Rent SOUTH Oshawa - near GM. 3 bedroom townhouse. $895 monthly all ut,hties nnctuced. Available Oct 1. Call Derek. 435-1088 (092193) SUPERINTENDANT position, avallabne. 24 iownho- s. Suit retired couple. gook clip ar•,i-mechanical skills- Call Mr Parltling, 4351068 (0921931 -------- ---- THREE bedroom townhouse vn « --a-age. finished base, -on? 'wc Cat "00 Poo ms, appances incluoed $800 . utilsres. Close 10 401 anc Oshawa Centre ble AvailaOct 1 Cas 427-9662 (091-931 BEAUTIFUL tow^«cuse at Lakeva-k Aax upgraded three bec-oo,,three bath. ,wc k 'c''ens. ,r -law avartme-• pr,vate gander $1'00 pe• rnpn•« pod and cable mckideo Lucy Bateson. ASSocU/e Broker Farrxry Trust 683.11542 Or 683-53`1.(091493) OSHAWA •kree bedroom tow-«o;se a.artable 10, Oct. and %o% Cnoge. stove. dryer. basmen:. some wan garage Toiechl ne 4363346 . i X)7931 430 Rooms To Rent AJAX VA -age xury turnohec morn n execit%v how 1e Krill and la-^vy ,acil^ es $275 per mpntr•. hnttAast. Sues nor amps ing ter -Cats 931-5752 (09,593 1 AJAX rurne,ned Poor- in oust N>__SSsabrate .mG ranos. ose 10 bus. snooping and 40' Frst tact Cal! 6116-0959 or leave msssage_rM-493) WESTNEV -0.yrm lurrt,sn,t roor- ' an condRprrE -olne snared tadrtes ;ices 10 txrs V= tion s-+Quer 6864842 (09' 293, AJAX Harwood,'Clovendge Clear Duret townhouse. a.c.. pooi. non smoke•, no pets. reasorww Evenings. N&'3115' Keith message 52C 2528 450 Accoornrm [PICKERING two bedroom apartment. :umehed. air. poor. Beautit:lly decorateC. share is th -noure Rale arra }eagle or Sochaa, services accepted Fry WIC ns: $350 Call I134926C (o IUM ROOM -we wenteic to share liiou4e. 6 appl-noes, ar con - Central vW. phone Caw. rriwd senna and Many extras. Nor ames+r+g Dersor Prefer -e0 1400 allinciusnw Call 4363031 1p91593) LARGE 5 appliances, two bedroom with lake view. parking, indoor swimming. tennis, sauna. South Ajax Clown. Quiet simple responsble waking person. 1420 (rattly ReierenCes, non smoker preferred. (416) 7117-2665 (091493) AJAX - new home to share. close to Go. Westney Hep1iN area $390 iridusive. Call 683- 455 C°"� VIMM - soo luxury cormos, two bedrooms. two baths. 5 applmw., ons, wah solarium and PrigN N"wk rs,erealbn taoiues. Avatable OM 1. From $1000 ncoldily. Call 3214MM or OW -94M. (0911 PlICKERING Norge - besulilul Spacious two oedu, condo. includes cs,mral air. pool. all Lidbes etc. Available Nov. 1. 6950. 6834294 or evenings 839.8020. (091293) LUXURY condo for rent, two bedrooms. two baths. 5 appliances, large private lerrance. 1200 sq.ft., under- ground parking and storage. Oct. 1. $1300 per (nam, 000- S40 or 3121-8484. M911t M 460 Oface a Retell e FOfi rent 1150 sq.ft. arc oMice space. Wepney/,W t n Aialt. n- oustrw location, iris. from Go. Great rale. Cal Tony. 674-55M ext 702. (TF) 462 sro ae �ce OUTSIDE storage, anything laryyss enough to store outside. MIWa hone. boats and trailers. Someone on premises at all 10,iss. Cal 4330062. (091493) O'BRIEN DANCE CENTRE 40 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village, beside Foodtown) Classes commencing the week of Sept. 13th. DIRECTOR - Kann Brittain - C.D.M.A. (CANADIAN DANCE MASTERS OF AMERICA CERTIFICATION) 683-1269 � '�•I1 Find a relaxing w7 to meet people Gain the cont ante. Get trt.- NEt'r v, O'DONNELL SCHOOL OF TRADITIONAL IRISH DANCING Add romance to the roWionshi . BALLET i JAZZ STEP IN TWO AGES 3 8 UP j DANCE STUDIOS REGISTRATION CONTEMPORARY LATIN,BALLROOM COUNTRY'ROCK & ROLL SEPT GETTING MARRIED CLASSES BEGIN CALL TODAY LET US MAKE YOUR 'ST DANCE, . SEPT 25 and Book MEMORABLE FACILMES Di SERVICE � BALLROOMBANQUET your AND PROFESSIONAL SNOWS AVAILABLE V: LATIN Free Lessons 837-7837 ea'?' R' Play SEPT. 24 ' KARATE -s- - ALL AGES STARTING y.= AT 4 YRS. PICKERING SCHOOL OF BALLET DIRECTOR: KAREN DAVIES RAD. Ballot and LS.T.D. CECCHETTL Synabua GRADUATE OF THE NATIONAL BALLET SCHOOL OF CANADA BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS (Hones) OFFERING CLASSES: FOR FOUR YEARS OLD TO ADULTS • BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE LEVEL BALLET MODERN AND JAZZ CLASSES ALSO OFFERED - CLASSES ON WEEKDAYS AND SATURDAYS TO REGISTER FOR FALL CLASSES Sat., Sept. 1111:00 a.m. - 2 p.m. Tues., Sept. 14 5 pm. - 9 pm. at PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 928 LIVERPOOL RD., PICKERING FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 699-8566 or 447.6284 AJAX FIGURE SKATING CLUB PRE-SCHOOL A BEGINNER LEARN TO SKATE REGISTRATION BEGINNERS: $160 (yup) per session 1992 Rates (Sept. 93 - Mar. 26,1994) .CANSKATE, JUNIORS, INTERMEDIATES, SENIORS. ADULT LEARN TO SKATE POSITIONS STILL AVAILABLE FOR FALL SCHOOL SATURDAY, SEPT. 11, 1993 -10:00.12:00 P.M. (INCLUDES SKATE EXCHANGE) WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 15,1993,7:00-9:00 P.M. AJAX COMMUNITY CENTRE - 'FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL 686-1753 J COME AND JOIN OUR NON-SMOKING BOWLING LEAGUE CHEAP NIGHT OUT GREAT EXERCISE MEET NEW FRIENDS BRING A FRIEND EVEN IF YOU ARE NOT A REGULAR BOWLER WE WOULD LOVE TO HAVE YOU JOIN US WHERE: PLAZA BOWL (IN THE HARWOOD PLAZA -DOWNSTAIRS) WHEN: EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT STARTING AT 7:30 P.M. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 683-6210 JULI MUSIC LESSONS PIANO - Classical, Modern GUITAR -Rock, Jazz, Pop, Classic ALSO: Drums, Mandolin, Violin, Banjo, Woodwinds, Keyboard STUDENT INSTRUMENT RENTALS Encore Music Inc. Pickering Home and Design Centre 401 & Brock 683-6267 UDLEY-CERAMICS Come & check out our GREAT NEW LOCATION! We vvill be offering class & seminar registration Regular Business Flours Hours: Nion.-Thurs. 10 a.m.A:30 p.m. & 7:30 p.m. -9:00 p.m Fri. 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Sat. 10:00 a.m.-3 30 p.m. {>C ..,,352 ly St- W-, Ajax Units 1 & 2 ba rd 9cKsri7vai 8aytp5i wrest of ilea Clu-r_ -cr pwu) >FarItIN!i'ir� 28-2519 . ��1�ltitl e)�r111t1��111t� er � 1 �111� � O'DONNELL SCHOOL OF TRADITIONAL IRISH DANCING Canadian & North American Champions Beginners Welcome i Help develop your child's confidence e co-ordination ' social grace Adult Ceili Classes -- For Fitness & Fun -- Classes Held: Pickering, Scarborough, Windsor School offers saxients direct contact with the professional dance -world Professional Instructor: Ame-Marie O'Donnell, T.C.R.G. Registered Member of: - An Coimisiun Le Rini Gaelacha. Ireland � - Irish Dance Teachers Association f O Canada - Irish Dance Teachers Association of North America g For Further Information: (416) 267-9833 Also, Available for shows • ••• • •• • ••••••• •• ••••• •• C.othW"Creafive Dance arts Drrutor: Cyttthu; Hilnur RAD. - C.D-MA OFFERING CLASSES FOR GIRLS - BOYS - ADULTS JAZZ -TAP -BALLET -ACRO a CREATIVE DANCE FOR TINY TOTS Just for fun, classes for those students who wish to dance at a recreational level. Our Competition program is most innovative and exciting, it provides students with unmatched training a wide variety of dance ' Especially arranged for the advanced dancer, by audition only. Family discount• s Professional training at competitive fee• i 1 - • > - ; Spacious, air conditioned studio with sprung floor. REGISTRATION EVERY MONDAY & THURSDAY 6-8 SATURDAY 9-11 CLASSES COMMENCE SEPT. 13 FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 509-2702, 509-3323 LOCATION: 386 KINGSTON RD. BOX 23 NE CORNER OF HWY. #2 (ROUGEMOUNT CENTRE (KEEP N FIT) PICKERM r 1 1, 490 R01b' 590 ownuni� 710 Births 740 memorla;s CLEARWATER - three WANTED Owner op No for bedrooms. hely klrrrished, air brand myna Chips Candy and conditioned mobile homes. Soft rola. Ho Pmt mr•st Heated pods. Ito' tub, tennis. f69N. Call 1.800.267.9273. near beaches and major attractions. Child w welcome. ATTENTION Momsll Smile, Photos. (Less than mdeq. $275 laugh and grow with your child weekly. 683.5503. (100793) as you bald your business with ST.PETE'S - two bedroom tufty Discovery Toys. For More equipped ground Moor condo Information. Call 837 -TOYS. with cable TV.. pool. on beautiful (091 NM bay. Close to al amenities. Cal MONEY Problems - stop making 623-6069 or 623-8300. (091693) the same mistakes. Send $9.95 GORGEOUS three bedroom for booklet. Newshound oondo, close to famous Clear- Productions. Box 66128 Town water Beach. pod. jacuzzi. BSO Centre. Postal Outlet, 1355 and private yard. Available now, Kingston Rd. Pickering, Ont. for information and to view LIV 6P7. (091093) photos call 686-9646. (100193) MONEY Problems - stop making 500Homes The same nrstekas. sed 59.95 for booklet. Newshound For Sale Production. Box 66128 Town Centre Postal Outlet. 1355 COMFORTABLE three bedroom Kingston Rd., Pickering Ont. bungalow, minutes from Port L1V 6P7 (091083) Perry. Large lot, 75x200. with mature trees with view of lake. Access to beach and park. As- king 5120.000. Call (416) ges- 620 3470. (091093) DESIRABLE NIE Oshawa (H llcrott). 3 bedroom semi, re: room, fenced yard, backyard shed. pato• now shopping and schools. Large assumable mortgage. asking 5111,900. Nov. 1 or flexble possession. 9859978. (093093) $5o0 down panment will move you into a new 2.3 or 4 bedroom home on large lots. Builder says SELL and win assist w th rlortgage. Call Bary for more detail. 416-697-2702. 91 (0793) ELI( Sl Oshawa - two storey bnor 3 bedroom all 1ppirances. detached garage, fireplace, quoit neig! rhoodl, d and gas hat. Assumable mortgage. 85% $188.000. cal 5768620 (091293) POWER of sale properties aval- able (repossessed). pnCes start at undo, $80.000. Financing ar- ranged with minimum down.payment. Gnat for first taw norneownwv5nvestors. Eg. $100.000 mortgage cosu Mss than $796 miondify. Coe Dais or Gail Anderson, Broker -'Sales Rep. Guide Really. 1991. 723- $281 21$281 24 hr. pager (TF) SEWDLEY - Riles Lake hoxe. starter or retirement,mann tenance free exterior, quw street, minutes to the lake $99.900 firm 1116797-2079 Bewdley. 1-416-576-0196 Oshawa (091793) INVITATION TO TENDER SEALED TENDERS for services listed below, addressed lo the Distribution Manager, Nax/Pickering News Advertser,130 Commercial Avenue, Ajax, Ontario, L1 S 21-15, will be received .inbl 15M hours on September 14, 1991 Work consists of camting, bundling and delivering papers, Ayers, catalogues and other products, wrapped in plastic, lo specific drop kxations. Deliveries to be cornpieted within 1 12 hours after rwelr.ng products. For more ;nformaton, contact L`le Disinboon Manager at the above address. Lowest or any Nader not necessarily accepted $93.e00 - SCOW Bowmwwro*a - a ea. arge three bedroom pruls tow`nokse, t&Tslyroorm, laundry 650 Auctions ---. _ foc^ separate dining room. walkout to lanced yard. (dote'a AMGORA Gloss A;talon Sept. zs 570 Personals 670 Personals schools. shopping. conservation at 1 p.m. at Revlree4M. AP - area 6211195 (081693) pnox-p=WW 70 does. 30 kids. DOUSLE car garage. 3 bKg. and bless. hit• hand bedrooms. 60' wide lex. sun pure bred• rer¢tered skxh from porch, deck, quiet location a closed was o"ablitill herd' acres: from park. bar down as good Texas blood lines- Auc- nwqui ed. Las your twat or trader ttoneer Carl Hickson. Lindsay d, 'Of down paynantt. Dont Ro esco A-7317. Oeetxt92. Da)r Rearesco Angoras. R.R e2. anotrw months rer-. $107.900 Wakworith Ont. KOK 3K0 take Peter Neal Sales Rep Gude 401 to Percy St. exit Coban Really. 7235261. (091693) (at big apple) north to Castellon. N Whiny - executiveharm in titin right 10Morganat0n. go to lid Ort and McGOWAN, John In memory of a loving father & grandfather who left us on Sept. 6, 1990. We hold you dose within our hearts And there you will remain To walk with us throughout our lives Until we melt again. Inserted by his daughters, Anne & Marlene and their families. 780 Anniversaries 780 Anniversaries aT` We The tarnilr & friends wish to congratulate .Mr. & .Mrs. Charles Canning on their .50th Riiedding Anniversary. LOTTERY - didn't win again? Be I a winner, Increase your odds as rhouaands d others already do. Send name and address to' 27- 1300 King SL E.. Surto 164, Oshawa. Ont. L 1 H SJ4. (Opt 6931 671 Business Personals FL6npbrook. 4 bedrootrls. 2 1,2 Heel W" Ctuk tunl � n� on Canpbod Rd.. Inn Services Improvements Improvements barns. mann door Ia.-rslyroom with fireplace. Central air, In. On M4choM, second farm on Met. JESUS says. Can [flit Mb usin•sa or persona . ground pod. premium lot. For appontment. all 430-0824. c w.�.ww.,1.. 670 Pea The DOeeminister exeer plasiKo 'web s • 1 1 1 ' • 1 'i 1 (0414 Ja/ttati the hoed muster. Micah 3.11, 1 You Pay Licensed - Bonded - Insured Driving Schools Isaiah 56:10-12. John 10:11. you owe Mv" &SAVE Thousands - prwate ?INGL.E a LNunadeds S-tglss JIM Cal L 1.7015963.9475- S2.OW......................550 sale in 0'0-'s Beau VaMy, 209 VOW COL. two slorey, 4 world offers dining. do cng. $5,000 ........ _........ $125 bedroom, upgraded kitchen and cruses and fours for employ of as apes. We holo weekly dan- CALL i SAVE PLUMBUiG 8 1$ 000 ................. 75 bathroom, finished ret room,PHYSIC pall n ONew, Peterborough, Reading a n d •' 6 1• fireplace, inground pool, Kingston and beginning co^suhations. Appointment 6;72.000 to a1:rm n wx. Cas Salutrtlay' Sept ♦ Beaevia1 arranged. Call 623.7558. / 1 433-0004 Agent Selected. 9 For oorrpltle-ueonrnswn, up t- a 14" 4 !091493) 80x565.4163. (093193) cerarnicle s s NORTH West Oshawa - two - CV -ofil Rates ,szr %afft with bedroomtgoing*. wrr,d-eni- 680 Announcements 680 680 Announcenler>ts . no doors. rec room. etc Free Announcements COLOUR PLUS a -:_-.y ar.c tient gas furnace, new ec:matm. an 1-416576.579C o.ows,ng gerwal rspans. top broadloom large living room, -- -- z-ailry work is easoralore 'ate i, backs onto park. $115,900. 725- 3347. No agents. (091493) BROKER has $10.000 to Wit at $1er 10 pmonth. Corsets Doug s 6611MM, Community Finart- ual Services. (TFALL) 575 Loans BORROW 610,0o0. pay as little as $110 per, r two 0 a r_ Cam Jerry, 686-7200, Free consupations. Anubis Invest. meras Ltd. (TF) MONEY Protllsns4 LOOM debt consolidations, credit Mangenwrs, ptxe 1 . budgN FRPlaed ECONSULTATIONS. �nishose stOshawa). 433-14M (TF) 580 Mortgages MORTGAGES and Personal Loans - call it you an wlt- employed, have payments credit, income difficulties or been turned down. CityCan Financial, 4369104 Oshawa of 254-0897 PickerNtg. (091793) MORTGAGES and bans.95% fin -mg. down payment also arranged. Oualified or unqua tiled. Cap Doug 666. 6605. Communulty Financial Services. (TF) MORTGAGES as low as 5.75% 0-4c. cal Michael, 11667200. Arttele Yweelrrsras Ltd. Serving on" sit" Ifil 11F) r , r , M . FAMILY DENTISTRY D "OUR PLEDGE" Our warm caring staff at 927 will provide you with the most modem materials and tedwiques. Above all - we use only the latest PWPiCmethods of STERILIZATION FOR YOUR SAFETY - TOTAL ATTENTION TO YOU AND YOUR CONCERNS CONVENIENCE (AT 927) e GENERAL ANESTHESIA (Dentistry while you sleep) DR. MARV KAY M.D. ' ORAL SURGERY DR. D. ELLER n t . x ' PERIDONTIST (GUM SPECIALIST) ' DR. S. GOLDMAN - NEW PATIENTS WELCOME - SAT. b EVENINGS (BY APPI) - FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS AVAILABLE. - SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR SENIORS WE LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR CALL (416) 839-5951 ® Serving Pickering for 30 years THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,1993 -PACE 23 Business Home Home Services Improvements Improvements ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, graphic design, advertising. R MANIFEST CONTRACTING usin•sa or persona . Carpentry and General Contracting Reasonable ran' Also lessons Free Estimates with Excellent Prices available. Randy Timms, (416) 571.2583. (TF) eRates ates for Seniors 'ef e,encss and sat -stat' on CALL LENNY 472-4590 - Licensed - Bonded - Insured Driving Schools $nulsltatpflalttsttrtrtrlrtr>r N & 6 1a seniors. -We try to b6 he toed n a R R ,,,,air, R >r flew Or R stnepair. R�44 - - - MAN with true ar Lor nor for R,Is no job Wo XW • r'" 'ef e,encss and sat -stat' on fl seiM. at coopirbs" pr Quality- IM Its R "' 571-1901, It Flickering 420.5311 RN rsrstctswRatRrs is rsrsRRRs ARTISTIC Masorary - spec WIZ ng in fireplaces and d+.mns/ repairs. Works with bricks, blocks and stones of all kinds. Free estimates. workmanship guaranteed. Call Rene Gervais, 566 4428 f - DRYWALL, taping, boarding, studs and T -bar cei rigs. sprat' SC"OOL stucco. plaster repass. Fpr ..n _ ri woleas,onal service as corylDwi- MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will move anything, anywhere, anytime. Commercial or residential - Padkaging, storage and boxes available. Senor b mid morth discounts. Free estimates. RV -TRAILER & BOAT STORAGE 12 'nlnutes norr of pidkenng. ReCeSSon r2'0; After 6 p.m. 649-1116 AJAX Moving Systems tuft services, removes. appkancs and "no specialists. fiat rate or hourly. We now nave heated storage uta. Now offering free boxes with •move Can 427 0005.(TF) HARRY-O-THE-MOVERS - ,move big or sma we price tie Drloss. all Bila 432-8409 "tem all Free estrnates. senors QUALITY worn Wy 's•,er are dscount, orlon vice 'naves, EUROPEAN !de sp•nlst will son 'ea,^. Well experienced, pianos moved. Co-parao,e - '9novate you, batn•oom or hard working Removal ons. ryes. Call 432 295C f-= - antctnen waft as well as nddr addi,ons. dams. etc. Cal us for - - - MAN with true ar Lor nor for 'des 2C 2C years expenw ce Good a tree ,sshmste 5-1.1267 BA or 'FALL) all your moving needs. Dr,cee to • r'" 'ef e,encss and sat -stat' on Rod. Osnawa. fit your oudge Spec.& -ate: !or ,uararrieed. con tree estimates.- Dykstra 7254913 -r) - - - __ seniors. -We try to b6 he toed n 5 b B Driving SChod SABER Contracting - all Plumbing tow" ' Gore Palo a ca,I at 576- 9533 (TFALL) 101essons $150 ca'oerlry, add,t ons. MEN --in urge •ruck wri do 3 l ssons b 1" $75 tori o allon S.k'!Chens. barnmorre. not narlertance CALL i SAVE PLUMBUiG 8 -ouynord move, ree'der-al. Free svrergency service. 'urnrture RENOVATION Ad types d *+wet Cal Card or Jane of xives pick-up 3 drop off. • r n2856 ; s h, n g. q u a l t y w o,% Drar: csarw,g. 'scan 2a7-30� guaranteed. 15 yea's 6row!rWaiiatiors O 034W nc• 6962915 (TFEFG) 3asemantrasrvom, Painting. ,..,,v�w..,,�6 7 day�reek SKsON :Oretr:CtOn Ltdserv- cerarnicle DeCorati� ung 7'.rnar- Regan for 17 years. CV -ofil Rates ,szr %afft - --- ----- - - Add,l;ont. sumdecks. Dates 22 yrs expenerlce , corm•c Hand man doors. rec room. etc Free Call 6W1711 COLOUR PLUS a -:_-.y ar.c Y ec:matm. an 1-416576.579C o.ows,ng gerwal rspans. top - z-ailry work is easoralore 'ate i, Experienced lox locoumit for senors Sw GCB Housecleaning Journeyman %amber r.s �'+anm Reg" cap Ray 1854 CONSTRUCTION Nr oc 'oc s,mal c7a Jc2's 387 iTFi ARE you hay.ng o�w ,• s1nowers tim est lt4TEra0WfXTEPaOR Da -rt -kg. Irteror and exiertor ng emW it 10 an yourhomey wasr-"ns. wet bars Vi: good DnCws food wait =or -„tit anid ;or prdesso IM clear. '4r'1' •erow on or addrlorr egtwnmms. CAN Mw 5'6453 5 '0914931 miner coon. Fast and 'how' s Homo Servo today Clean (or01aS5tOnal work 427 -341. (091593) ;,ayrns 42'-4209 mc,-ne 'om PAINTING By W Buda, and guaranteed. MATURE, sk fled cisaner. avail. 42'8809 As, 'or o-010"onal panting. nnnoi aloe !o clean your -- ono and erwor. wlpaperng. Also CRAIG 686-1913 It abie to do repairs, parrs waiarf Party •toorng, tree nrsnrmain Serors and wallpaper Call Sand -a. dscounC 10% Oaks. 6639309 RESPONSIBLE adult male 427-3178 and leave message Services or RrJk 6833715 (091093) available for painting, w al paper , n g, d ry w a . O U A L I T Y h o u s e c l xi MAGICIAN. clown h'kadt. ready PAiPerne C by my Wooly and 1, renovations. etc. No job too pmvood privately by two very to entertain for any age any prolowo a poritng, xrionor. small. Call for free esturiates, sffcabm and fMnable ladies who Occasion. B, rt h d a y s, e x f e,, o r f! o o r n g Also GMs, 839.2778. (09t 59M have worked together 'or 8 ofomofhons, op•n,ngs. wearapenng. Free earimaxi s w yes. Excellent rei fences and tundrase. Magic shows am nguaranteed Seniors discount 10%. Dale S.C.G. Construction Lt/. satutact,on funni L•thrce hep. 839.7057 or 683-9309 or Rick 683-3715 eZuanty exterior and anterior Astoves. plovdad. Duret rKAloo Mdges. 726$334 (TF) (090991M renrovarors• tesoa-s• d•srprobuub bent and Cab""1Ns- rleide and out. }boy RABBIT wants work doing PROFESSIONAL parangi nse. All workmanship guaranteed washed and waxed with no mope -Y mage for crAdrom a partes and rip and aztenor, orywl !aping. and "mixed. Cin Gary 836 weed ane "W extras, all occasions. have my own plastering and spray Call Very reasonable rats. Call trkagican. Cap Emile. 66&4932 Alfredo or Hel,a. 723-1337 0964. (091563) today at 571-3964. (091693) (TF) (091 09M �- COME AND WORSHIP t'- THESE CHURCHES INVITE YOU TO ATTEND THEIR WORSHIP SERVICES i AMEN CA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1820 Whirls Rd. N. THE FAMILY CHURCH WORSHIP TIME Summer Hours: 11 a.m. DUIBART011- FANPORT UMM CHURCH 1066 Dunbertall tRd,, Pidkw*V 839-7271 Wkxship 3 Church School Own Rarwim 11111-11711s m PUCKERING STANDARD CHURCH (METHODIST) 35M Brock Road at Hwy. 7 This Sunday, Sept. 12 11:00 a.m. Rev. A. Awad Of Tima Egypt Everyone Welcome e Sept. 1910:30 . David and RLohr 4R14Y f PICKUM VILLAGE UNIITED CHURCH 300 Church SL N., Ajax 683-4721 Rev. Howard ZurMn ,z POIS SPOFKW Worship 3 Sunday School 10:30 alit ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURC_H.ST. N. PICKItRING VILLAGE 683-7311 REV. JAMES BIGGS WORSHIP 3 CHURCH SCHOOL 11:00 A.M. WESTNEY HEIGHTS T(� BAPTIST CHURCH MS6ting at Applecrolt Pubk Sehool SS Coin Ala. North. Nmc (Just Ea$t d LOEB Pill=) MORNING WORSW 10:00 AX - r Rs1I� JaaMB R(N1dN, PaBtor PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1993 DR E GILLEZEAU 8 DR. M. FITZSIMMONS VYEFAV,_" E t.-AFE • � x�a� �erlses - noc_o, Vs or • ='' 2aua �estlr^y _ SDorSInC Of all :yes o, r,a—es �o^zcls 1 683-1175 839-5303 1 SA." JR WEATHER DAMAGED CONCRETE WALKWAYS OR STEPS? 6J5EMEs-s WA-EavoCC:_- CONCRE-E QEP'N!SmiNG AND REOA R ANY WE JCS MODERN ME --CDS %C DAMAGE -C Sw4UBS -.AWNS i DIP VEWVS A_- AYA _AS.E ME --CDS �ERCORMED ,NS DE 7 -L -SDE smovic" "C", L______ _ rw: i.r Alwt w. rr. r.•.rr.� ]►war -AAPY G�',.7W"h 24 Hours 'e 416'519-1-1.3 of Fax 416 693-„A2• Comill ilir Lmiracy MLS' nun Mv, • - -Cs" n* xl.'e'-:.• raften Wit' grea"ecc'ler, -.nc onh 4 t S yJ P >115 C CtXn(UW* 'Nor r0odes ter iomrdny, : onlouler assnret mm^ one roodny xst n NOV91g• WrloW roborc ora more-yw it wrP Icye or exc."x W.4, Wyertre cam MW f•P Y•Itr fill w s • ft t -t.....1010-7I111111 376 Kingston Rd., Pickering Unit 16, 509 -KIDS (5437) _ s o• 1 1 Outdoor Lit'ing... Indoors 4"2739 I -rte.2"-•111 -'4DEPE%DE%TLY OWED AND OPERAT � c Fall Specials ` Natural Looping Fiberglass Nails 530.00 Pedicure 515.00 ' 112 Leg Want $15.00 Deep cleansing Facial 95.00 For outer specials tall 42&7536 JOHNSTON & COOK Financial Services Inc. Call the MORTGAGE Specialists Brokers you can trust. 428-1232 All inquries welcome! I 9hY fox sub zb: 1I0inerpot dub', "A little something for everyone" 109 OLD KINGSTON RD. "In The Courtvard" 428-2162 Solariums By Cwwm _``O0Q Dep»d ` w 1 t es, `f -NEAT AW � UAW55" Eery InshsmeM For yow add.d Plrn Audible wa.c" i 1 CALL TODAY FOR YOUR FREE -IN-HOME CONSULTATION 416-686-4417 FOCUS ON:BuSiNESS Adwir ng Feature Repair, waterproof, crumbling foundations For most homeowner., the outside perimeter of the there's nothing worse than a house, though. as with crack.. leaking, hasement. Short of the, sometimes only isolated section% roof caving in. there's nothing need repair. more daunting; than the prmpect in cases where it's difficult (x of having to repair that impossible to dig outside the irritating leak house. a similar set-up can he But before you start thinking installed m(kx)r. that 'weeping system' i. aptlN A'hateyer the situation, tarry named. considering the mood F ensures complete waterpnx)ting. you're in, give yourself some IL Alld extends his warranties on peace of mind and call the1B WNP t'us kind of work for up to 10 profes.monals: Ikycon Building years. Sen lees. transform it, resulting In a clean. Ikycon's other area of speci:dty Dn-con specia:izes in basement fresh, look. as well as providing is concrete refinishing. Instead of and foundation waterproofing. waterproofing protection. replacing chipped and broken A*hile many people continually The coating is particularly useful concrete. you can simply have it assume this is a complicated and to repair and waterproof the refinished! Drycon uses a special expensive job. owner Larry outside foundation between the concrete coating to level out Goodwin points out that isn't brick line and the bottom of the uneven patches. necessanly so. house'. as well. for older basement A'hile Drycon does pour its own In many cases, the problem is interior foundation walls that have concrete, the main focus of this pinpointed to a specific area. and deteriorated. business is in the refinishing of can be fixed without spending Lam' says. "The product fills up existing material. Whether you additional time or money. Cracks any crumbling. any holes. It cleans need a complete refurbishment or in the foundation are a major rause up the pitted foundation, fixes just a few cracks in the sidewalk of leaks, but if they're caughtrarly cracks or falling pieces, and filled, Drycon can do the job. enough. the damage can very often waterproofs at the same time." Larry invites you to call for a free be reversed. It comes in grey or white, and can estimate if you have some work Although the deteriorating of the be used both inside and out that needs to be done. lie surveys home's concrete block and poured Newer houses are just as and completes all jobs himself, and foundation is a natural occurrence susceptible to cracks, due to the offers advice on the best way to over time, it leaves many people settling of the building, but accommodate your needs. riot knowing how to properly solve unfortunately the warranty on new Extensive work is not always this problem. homes only covers the basement necessary; some water seepage But Drycon has the answer. for the first two years. That's problems can be cured by a bit of where Larry comes in, repairing caulking around the windows, and Itniyue products offered by this the small problems before they Larry will tell you so. waterproofing firm allow its become big ones. ' specialists to effectively combat Occasionally the weeping system, So before you give up hope and concrete deterioration while the system of tiles and gravel that turn your basement into a beautifying the property. prevents water from seeping in, has swimming pool, give Drycon When concrete deteriorates, a to be re -dug. This generally Building Services a call at 619 - special product is applied to involves a strip being dug around 1703• GRAND OPENING SPEQALS 256 • • or a Sunrooms A Additions— CHM ctwmON Firtancirg available to SUN your nee( 9M BOCK RD. S., PICKEAING 420.4889 14K* 466-0593 Blaisdale ontessori School EST. 1969 Ages 18 months to 12 yrs. 545A Kingston Rd., Pickering Village, (rear building) Ajax YOU'LL BE IMPRESSED! 686-5005 i�--- CLIP L SAVE ---� I — Galbraith Repair Centre I 1-11ery - W"atche 1 Watch Battery ' Replacement �) Watch strap• k < Band. t < 10 J I•�cller) Q<+ner S V Rrng Cleaning end Rebuffing 1 Free —ti—t.. on ret,pp-8 of your i preC lONs ring• AJAX S,H0PFnnnAZA 1 Z— • r CLIE l SAVE ='9e � �xm Avarlipy Authentic Octoberfest Sat., Sept. 25 live German Band. Book Now! Located In tiu CvurTyardvj TickrriV `L'iUage 109 Ofd Kim -pun R4.. ,; jax 4''-e.'nU • PERIODIC VISITS OR UVEaN CARE FOR YOUR PETS, ROME i PLANTS • HOME SECURITY i MAINTENANCE • UVE4N OR HOURLY CHILD CARE • BONDED i INSURED. EST IM RELIABLE 6 AFFORDABLE 686-1691 t, rp••,.r rralon ��` 3 I r r .aiww ww.nua• ro r •uo owlur •fur I C f t FROM 4.99% 1st, 2nd, 3rd MkjeL to 95% • Rental Properties • Re-fnaricing RDebi Catsoion darti • • Bad Credit NO Aconic - No Pit Prig» Duh Bebw Bang Ron Fast Probuiortal Service Since 1975 We well come info You home and prepare for You a personal and complete video file of your contents inside and out. Worth its weKo in Gold, when you need to file a clam. BONDED 8 INSURED FOR APPOINTMENT CALL ROSEANNE STRONG "PICTURE YOUR TREASURES" 509-1048 lJoni = :111 i16 XNA k El I 1. With a Touch Tone phone call 1-416- 976-0999 to browse ads or respond to ads. Be sure to make a note of the mail box numbers at the end of each ad, and THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,1993 -PAGE 25 "Bartering is an idea Whose time has come." er, double tilt bed new bearings, $25 OB 3437 (PIC) BRAND new 3- seater couch with reclining end, dusty rose. Will sacrifice $400. OB 3436 (OSH) DINING room set - table, 4 chairs, buffet and hutch, medium wood. 5300. OB 3439 (AJAX) DESK, 32 by 65, oak. three drawer, like new, sacrifice at $50.00, trade for dresser. OB 3440 (PIC) WEDDING dress size 12,14 valued over $1.500. Detachable train and skirt with jacket. $500 firm. OB 3441 (OSH) PROFESSIONAL drafting table wits bar, microwave stand, (electric base board heaters and thermostats, half price) and square glass top kitchen table. OB 3443 (OSH) 7.5 Mercury outboard motor, excellent con- dition, 5550 or best offer. OB 3444 (OSH) ALUMINUM sliding doors, 5' width like new 5150. OB 3445 (WHI) WEDDING dress plus head piece paid $1.600, asking $650. OB 3446 (AJA) DE Boers dining room suite, seats eight, excellent con- dition, purchase price $7,000, selling price $3,800. OB 3447 (PIC) WOODSTOVE, heats up to 2,000 sq. ft., excellent condition, $160 o.b.o. OB 3448 CLASH paid for CD's and video games and systems. OB 3449 WATER purification, $600 value, never been used, half price or best offer. OB 3450 (OSH) ROCKING chair, large, solid wood, excellent condition. Asking $75. OB 3451 (WHI) FOR sale, washer, dryer, fridge and stove, price is nego- tiablo. OB 3452 (AJA) TWO velvet beige rocking chairs, like new, asking $95 each. Regular $200 each. OB 3452 (COB) FOR sale, apartment full of furniture, name your price. OB 3454 (AJA) GENDRON pram, $50; highchair, $15: carseat. $10; umbrel- la stroller. $10. OB 3455 (OSH) DRYER, five years old, washer, ten years old. Good working condition. 5200 for pair. OB 3456 (AJA) BAUER hockey Ads will only appear for one week. At the end of the week phone 1-800-667-6083 to renew if required. skates, like new, tide boys sizes 10 anc 11. S20 each. OE 3457 (AJA) VENDING machines. 2 Freshomatic com- pact units, 3 years old, any reasonable offer accepted. OB 3458 (WHI) TOILET and sink with chrome faucet. American Standard. bone, like new condi- tion, $300. OB 3459 (WHI) POOL equipment, Creepy Krauly pool cleaner, Jacuzzi gas water heater, Haywood super pump and more. OB 3460 (AJA) EARLY world of reading, learning readiness program, by World Book, very good condition, $125. OB 3461 (PIC) VCR -Camcorder - CEL phone, Comp. printers and desks, from as low as $60. OB 3462 (OSH) FORTRESS 2000 three wheel power chair, includes batter- ies and charger. Asking $1,500 or best offer. OB 3463 (OSH) SOLID teak buffet and -ht4ch with table, $1,00d o.b.o. -Large baby 'pram; navy blue, $250 o.b.o. Double stroller, pale green, $125. OB 3464 (PIC) EXERCISE bike, CCM, like new, $50. Birch secretary desk and chair, $75. OB 3465 (OSH) BBO for sale, has never been used, asking $125. Kitchen table and chairs, S150. 2 sets of shears, make an offer. OB 3466 (AJA) 1980 G.S. 850 G. Suzuki. midnight blue shaft, excellent con- dition, asking S1.200. OB 4057 (OSH) SCOOTER 1985 Honda Elite, 3.000 km. mechanically Al, 5800 or trade for a newer 14 ft. alu- minum boat. OB 4058 (AJA) 1985 Ford Tempo. $500 as is or best offer. OB 4155 (OSH) 1985 Ford Tempo. 5 - speed, good cond., used daily. S800 as is or best offer. OB 4156 (OSH) 1984 Mustang, looks like boss, new stereo. speakers, tires and radiator. V-6 3.8 black with bra. S2,900 cert. OB 4157 (AJA) FOR sale, 1989 Dodge Power Ram Four Wheel Dave. 6 litre, auto transmis- sion. Liner and cap included. $8.500.00. OB 4158 (OSH) WORK truck. 88 Dodge Caravan, 6 cylinder, new head gaskets, water pump and timing belt, $3,500. OB 4162 (AJA) 1988 S10 pickup. work truck, good con- dition, 2.8 V6, as is $2,500. OB 4163 (AJA) 1978 Grand Marquis, Florida car, fully loaded, $2,000.00. 1982 Nighthawk, 650cc, best offer. OB 4176 (OSH) NEW Kreger mags 4, 15' with lugs and nuts $350 obo. OB 4196 (PIC) 1986 900 Ninja motorcycle, many new parts, asking $2,800 or will trade for dependable car. OB 4197 (AJA) SCOOTER 2000s with the charger and manuals. Excellent condition, needs bat- teries, $1,000 o.b.o. OB 4198 (OSH) 1969 Beaumont 4 - door, 50,000 original miles, best offer or trade for truck. OB 4199 (PIC) '82 Reliant wagon, $200 or best offer, engine needs work. 08 4200 (OSH) MOTORCYCLE, 1984 GS550 Sport runs great, looks great, to trade for an a u t o m a t i c small/medium car. OB 4201 (OSH) FOR sale, rear end for 1980 Camaro or Firebird, $30. OB 4202 (BOW) MOTORHOME want- ed, 1989 or newer, low mileage, 25' or under, private buyer. OB 4203 (AJA) 1989 P,y^ -outh Surdance. automat - c, excellent condi- lion. $4.500 certified or best offer. OB 4204 (AJA) NOCO 2' speed bike wrr• ar.t-lock craKes for reasonab-e pace. OB 4205 (WHI) 1982 % ssar natch- back. running order. S600 or best offer. OB 4206 (PIC) 1977 C-ev B azer front end, 350. trans- mission, transfer case. fuel tank. cap and more, for parts. OB 4207 1991 S-'5 Sonoma. extra cab pick-up 'ruck. 56.800 or test offer, certified. OB 4208 (OSH) 1977 Chev Impala. 5250 or best offer ;n running condition. not cert,. OB 4209 (OSH) 1969 Buick Skylark 2 -door hardtop. cruise, air, mint con- dition. 53,800 or best offer. OB 4210 (PIC) GIRLS' rally moun- tain bike, pinkipurple, suits 6-9, excellent condition, S75. OB 4211 (WHI) 1982 Grand Prix, loaded, needs engine work, $500 or best offer. OB 4212 (BOW) 1980 Buick Regal turbo, 135,000 km, new battery and alternator, running condition, $700 as is. OB 4213 (PIC) 1980 Yamaha 850 X.S. Special, 71,000 km. Asking $1,500 or best offer. OB 4214 (OSH) 1988 Volkswagen Fox GL, excellent condition, $3,400 o.b.o. OB 4215 EARN $$$ from your home, distributing a nutrition/weight loss program. I do and need help with by growing business. OB 5107 ATTENTION plumbers, I'm seek- ing apprenticeship in plumbing trade and will work 2 weeks for free. OB 5138 (BOW) ENRICH your life, and others, with this business opportunity be your own boss call for free info. OB 5139 (WHI) MATURE woman needed, supervise two children before/after school in exchange for room and board. OB 5140 (AJA) OFFICE work done on my home comput- er and manual. Reasonable rates. OB 5141 (OSH) DAYCARE available. near Roland Michener School, Richie and Krapton area. fees negotiable. OB 5142 (AJA) EXPERIENCED cnil- dren s enter,a ners for steady part-time work OB 5143 (OSH) NANNY -equired for 2 to ..ve-,n, northeast Oshawa, legal start. early Nov. OB 5144 (OSH) MATURE cabysitter reeve: care for 2 ch ldrer. ' ve .n!out, reference reouired OB 5145 (AJA) NEED -esp? Senors W . c_ ^GuseworK shoppi^g. laundry and rur er-ards. OB 6044 (COL) LIMOUSINE service s -pe, st-etcr. mos business or pleasure. compel live rates. spec al wedding pacKage. ai-Dort, conce is OB 6108 (OSH) SMALL :;ams court avert.:.(', stand up :r �ourt and get your money back Low fee. OB 6142 (PIC) WATER __.,,-s. r-. vale essors for beginners in your home. reasonable rates. OB 6151 RIDE ava acre ;n Durran to and from Toronto. 5 days a week. Don't delay. call now. OB 6166 (OSH) MUSICIAN will per- form multi -musical functions, specializ- ing in funerals. Reasonable rates. OB 6187 (OSH) ELECTRICIAN wish- es to exchange ser- vices/cash for instal- lation of a gas fur- nace and complete (;ping. OB 6188 BURGLAR and fire alarms, professional- ly installed, workman- ship guaranteed, will exchange for other services. OB 6189 (OSH) WANTED, responsi- ble, mature, experi- enced babysitter for 4 month old baby, in my home. OB 6190 (OSH) WILL trade for pro- fessional carpentry work a '68 Charger. '61 Cadillac or other vehicles. OB 6191 (BOW) DAY care available, mother of two, fenced back yard. close tc park. Central Park and Beatrice area OB 6192 (OSH) EAST ,,.an Guyanese wl babysrt full or part- time in own home. any age or race wel- come. OB 6193 (PIC) RESPONSIBLE s --- dent ^oF;__ 4 o r babysitting, occasion- al evenings and weekends for two . d r e r Olive, Harmony area OB 6194 (OSH) TUTOR -r;ity grad -ate. seeks stu- dents req:. -,ng extra -elp, any age. fees -egotiable. OB 6195 (OSH) RIDE -eeded week- oays Harmony'4C" area tc 7--c-o a-:: cacK Wid split on ;as OB 6196 (OSH) NEEDED I t.ma bacyzz * 2 days Bioor, Rrtscr area Tc start immediateq. n school p.- OB 6197 (OSH) EXPERIENCED. ,eacner, w;i. , Elementary soli:o studerts n Co,e Frenc^. OB 6198 (AJA) SELLING :` ail k;rds C4 zost..Tes. toss cushions. clothing, small alterat ons. sewing of all K -ds OB 6199 (AJA) SENIORS a o will help w.t. but ngs. groceries doctors visits, wa,ks. crus many whatever OB 6200 (AJA) MOUTH -watering beef BBQ and corn roast. Church east of Oshawa, Sept. 11, 4 P.m. Adults $9, c-',iil- dren 6-12, $4. 5 and under free. OB 7061 (OSH) 1. 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If you need help, call toll free 1-800- 667-6083 between noon and 11 p.m. $250, wants $175 or Buy, Sell Trade best offer, like brand or , new. OB 3163 (WHI) WEDDING dress, BUILDING lot near size small (7). Paid Picton, Ontario. $1200, will sell for waterview. $24,900 $650. OB 3253 or trade for small late WEIGHT loss a model 5th wheel. OB must? Energy a 1069 (AJA) need? Good nutrition 4 bedroom sidesplit, assured on this 100 south Ajax, c.a.c., per cent natural pro - heated inground gram. OB 3270 pool, fireplace, family SPARKLING brand room, finished base- new lady's 14K gold ment. $199.900. OB solitaire, 1/4 ct. dia- 1070 (AJA) mond with 3 diamond ONE bedroom wedding band. Value condo, S85.000, 5 51,500. asking $550 appliances, window set. OB 3422 (OSH) coverings, laundry HANDICAP articles room. OB 1073 for sale. Wrieeichair, (BOW) leg brace and other items. OB 3423 (PIC) REAL ESTATE ! T O W N S E N D, Rentals unframed 0-'p print of Lake Crossing, S325 FLORIDA, Port or barter for 12 Charlotte (Gulf gauge shotgun. OB Coast), three bed- 3424 (OSH) room house, pool, NINTENDO includes BBQ, etc. Shop! Golf! 4 games, all hook - Fishing! Relax! OB ups, zapper gun, two 2110 (AJA) controllers, asking ROOM to rent. N. $70 o.b.o. OB 3425 Whitby. on bus route, (PIC) parking. cable. BABY quilts, hand - females only, non- made, S40-$50. smoker. laundry. $75 Flower girl dress. per week. OB 2111 white satin, $80. OB (WHI) 3426 (BOW) WHITBY - house to APARTMENT size share, includes utili- washer and dryer ties, appliances and with stand, excellent parking, $400 month- condition, $500. OB ly. OB 2112 (WHI) 3427 (PIC) ROOM for rent, use TIRED of the 9 to 5 of entire house and grind? Our manual backyard, students has over 250 proven welcome, rent nego- home-based busi- tiable. OB 2113 nesses. OB 3428 (OSH) (WHI) CANCUN Mexico SUFFERING from time-share condo two video burnout? bedrooms sleeps 8, Master mini putt? all amenities Oct. 16- Here's 2002 things to Cot 23 $800 refer- do on a date. OB ences. OB 2114 3429 (WHI) (OSH) GOLD fridge and RENT furnished stove, excellent work - apartment, $250 ing condition, $350 monthly to genuine for both or best offer. needy person, also OB 3430 (OSH) Part-time housework STAR Track 8 satel- available. OB 2115 lite system with a ten (AJA) foot mesh dish, A - BACHELOR apart- one shape, $1,500 ment, preferred lova- firm. 08 3431 (OSH) tion, northeast KITTENS free to a Oshawa, private and good home. OB 3432 complete, new, avail- (WHQ able immediately, GOLF cart wanted, $450. OB 2117 will trade dirt bike, in (OSH) excellent condition. 08 3433 (PIC) MERCHANDISE COMPUTER, Amiga 1000, two floppy dri- ves, color monitor, MIEQIi141 . freezer, .priNeg, programs, $20'0.. , %Wedding 49illities, $$00.' OB press,. size 16, paid 3434 1,300, asking $650. COMPOUND bow for 8 2118 (OSH) sale, quiver and IGNS blanks, arrows, $150. OB /8'x3'x28' poly- 3435 (OSH) Mtyrene, large quanti- WASHER and dryer, and ideal for out- Inglis, almond, excel - or signs. OB 3146 lent condition, $250. LLY Rider 3-dou- OB 3436 (PIC) le stroller, paid SNOWMOBILE trail - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,1993 -PAGE 25 "Bartering is an idea Whose time has come." er, double tilt bed new bearings, $25 OB 3437 (PIC) BRAND new 3- seater couch with reclining end, dusty rose. Will sacrifice $400. OB 3436 (OSH) DINING room set - table, 4 chairs, buffet and hutch, medium wood. 5300. OB 3439 (AJAX) DESK, 32 by 65, oak. three drawer, like new, sacrifice at $50.00, trade for dresser. OB 3440 (PIC) WEDDING dress size 12,14 valued over $1.500. Detachable train and skirt with jacket. $500 firm. OB 3441 (OSH) PROFESSIONAL drafting table wits bar, microwave stand, (electric base board heaters and thermostats, half price) and square glass top kitchen table. OB 3443 (OSH) 7.5 Mercury outboard motor, excellent con- dition, 5550 or best offer. OB 3444 (OSH) ALUMINUM sliding doors, 5' width like new 5150. OB 3445 (WHI) WEDDING dress plus head piece paid $1.600, asking $650. OB 3446 (AJA) DE Boers dining room suite, seats eight, excellent con- dition, purchase price $7,000, selling price $3,800. OB 3447 (PIC) WOODSTOVE, heats up to 2,000 sq. ft., excellent condition, $160 o.b.o. OB 3448 CLASH paid for CD's and video games and systems. OB 3449 WATER purification, $600 value, never been used, half price or best offer. OB 3450 (OSH) ROCKING chair, large, solid wood, excellent condition. Asking $75. OB 3451 (WHI) FOR sale, washer, dryer, fridge and stove, price is nego- tiablo. OB 3452 (AJA) TWO velvet beige rocking chairs, like new, asking $95 each. Regular $200 each. OB 3452 (COB) FOR sale, apartment full of furniture, name your price. OB 3454 (AJA) GENDRON pram, $50; highchair, $15: carseat. $10; umbrel- la stroller. $10. OB 3455 (OSH) DRYER, five years old, washer, ten years old. Good working condition. 5200 for pair. OB 3456 (AJA) BAUER hockey Ads will only appear for one week. At the end of the week phone 1-800-667-6083 to renew if required. skates, like new, tide boys sizes 10 anc 11. S20 each. OE 3457 (AJA) VENDING machines. 2 Freshomatic com- pact units, 3 years old, any reasonable offer accepted. OB 3458 (WHI) TOILET and sink with chrome faucet. American Standard. bone, like new condi- tion, $300. OB 3459 (WHI) POOL equipment, Creepy Krauly pool cleaner, Jacuzzi gas water heater, Haywood super pump and more. OB 3460 (AJA) EARLY world of reading, learning readiness program, by World Book, very good condition, $125. OB 3461 (PIC) VCR -Camcorder - CEL phone, Comp. printers and desks, from as low as $60. OB 3462 (OSH) FORTRESS 2000 three wheel power chair, includes batter- ies and charger. Asking $1,500 or best offer. OB 3463 (OSH) SOLID teak buffet and -ht4ch with table, $1,00d o.b.o. -Large baby 'pram; navy blue, $250 o.b.o. Double stroller, pale green, $125. OB 3464 (PIC) EXERCISE bike, CCM, like new, $50. Birch secretary desk and chair, $75. OB 3465 (OSH) BBO for sale, has never been used, asking $125. Kitchen table and chairs, S150. 2 sets of shears, make an offer. OB 3466 (AJA) 1980 G.S. 850 G. Suzuki. midnight blue shaft, excellent con- dition, asking S1.200. OB 4057 (OSH) SCOOTER 1985 Honda Elite, 3.000 km. mechanically Al, 5800 or trade for a newer 14 ft. alu- minum boat. OB 4058 (AJA) 1985 Ford Tempo. $500 as is or best offer. OB 4155 (OSH) 1985 Ford Tempo. 5 - speed, good cond., used daily. S800 as is or best offer. OB 4156 (OSH) 1984 Mustang, looks like boss, new stereo. speakers, tires and radiator. V-6 3.8 black with bra. S2,900 cert. OB 4157 (AJA) FOR sale, 1989 Dodge Power Ram Four Wheel Dave. 6 litre, auto transmis- sion. Liner and cap included. $8.500.00. OB 4158 (OSH) WORK truck. 88 Dodge Caravan, 6 cylinder, new head gaskets, water pump and timing belt, $3,500. OB 4162 (AJA) 1988 S10 pickup. work truck, good con- dition, 2.8 V6, as is $2,500. OB 4163 (AJA) 1978 Grand Marquis, Florida car, fully loaded, $2,000.00. 1982 Nighthawk, 650cc, best offer. OB 4176 (OSH) NEW Kreger mags 4, 15' with lugs and nuts $350 obo. OB 4196 (PIC) 1986 900 Ninja motorcycle, many new parts, asking $2,800 or will trade for dependable car. OB 4197 (AJA) SCOOTER 2000s with the charger and manuals. Excellent condition, needs bat- teries, $1,000 o.b.o. OB 4198 (OSH) 1969 Beaumont 4 - door, 50,000 original miles, best offer or trade for truck. OB 4199 (PIC) '82 Reliant wagon, $200 or best offer, engine needs work. 08 4200 (OSH) MOTORCYCLE, 1984 GS550 Sport runs great, looks great, to trade for an a u t o m a t i c small/medium car. OB 4201 (OSH) FOR sale, rear end for 1980 Camaro or Firebird, $30. OB 4202 (BOW) MOTORHOME want- ed, 1989 or newer, low mileage, 25' or under, private buyer. OB 4203 (AJA) 1989 P,y^ -outh Surdance. automat - c, excellent condi- lion. $4.500 certified or best offer. OB 4204 (AJA) NOCO 2' speed bike wrr• ar.t-lock craKes for reasonab-e pace. OB 4205 (WHI) 1982 % ssar natch- back. running order. S600 or best offer. OB 4206 (PIC) 1977 C-ev B azer front end, 350. trans- mission, transfer case. fuel tank. cap and more, for parts. OB 4207 1991 S-'5 Sonoma. extra cab pick-up 'ruck. 56.800 or test offer, certified. OB 4208 (OSH) 1977 Chev Impala. 5250 or best offer ;n running condition. not cert,. OB 4209 (OSH) 1969 Buick Skylark 2 -door hardtop. cruise, air, mint con- dition. 53,800 or best offer. OB 4210 (PIC) GIRLS' rally moun- tain bike, pinkipurple, suits 6-9, excellent condition, S75. OB 4211 (WHI) 1982 Grand Prix, loaded, needs engine work, $500 or best offer. OB 4212 (BOW) 1980 Buick Regal turbo, 135,000 km, new battery and alternator, running condition, $700 as is. OB 4213 (PIC) 1980 Yamaha 850 X.S. Special, 71,000 km. Asking $1,500 or best offer. OB 4214 (OSH) 1988 Volkswagen Fox GL, excellent condition, $3,400 o.b.o. OB 4215 EARN $$$ from your home, distributing a nutrition/weight loss program. I do and need help with by growing business. OB 5107 ATTENTION plumbers, I'm seek- ing apprenticeship in plumbing trade and will work 2 weeks for free. OB 5138 (BOW) ENRICH your life, and others, with this business opportunity be your own boss call for free info. OB 5139 (WHI) MATURE woman needed, supervise two children before/after school in exchange for room and board. OB 5140 (AJA) OFFICE work done on my home comput- er and manual. Reasonable rates. OB 5141 (OSH) DAYCARE available. near Roland Michener School, Richie and Krapton area. fees negotiable. OB 5142 (AJA) EXPERIENCED cnil- dren s enter,a ners for steady part-time work OB 5143 (OSH) NANNY -equired for 2 to ..ve-,n, northeast Oshawa, legal start. early Nov. OB 5144 (OSH) MATURE cabysitter reeve: care for 2 ch ldrer. ' ve .n!out, reference reouired OB 5145 (AJA) NEED -esp? Senors W . c_ ^GuseworK shoppi^g. laundry and rur er-ards. OB 6044 (COL) LIMOUSINE service s -pe, st-etcr. mos business or pleasure. compel live rates. spec al wedding pacKage. ai-Dort, conce is OB 6108 (OSH) SMALL :;ams court avert.:.(', stand up :r �ourt and get your money back Low fee. OB 6142 (PIC) WATER __.,,-s. r-. vale essors for beginners in your home. reasonable rates. OB 6151 RIDE ava acre ;n Durran to and from Toronto. 5 days a week. Don't delay. call now. OB 6166 (OSH) MUSICIAN will per- form multi -musical functions, specializ- ing in funerals. Reasonable rates. OB 6187 (OSH) ELECTRICIAN wish- es to exchange ser- vices/cash for instal- lation of a gas fur- nace and complete (;ping. OB 6188 BURGLAR and fire alarms, professional- ly installed, workman- ship guaranteed, will exchange for other services. OB 6189 (OSH) WANTED, responsi- ble, mature, experi- enced babysitter for 4 month old baby, in my home. OB 6190 (OSH) WILL trade for pro- fessional carpentry work a '68 Charger. '61 Cadillac or other vehicles. OB 6191 (BOW) DAY care available, mother of two, fenced back yard. close tc park. Central Park and Beatrice area OB 6192 (OSH) EAST ,,.an Guyanese wl babysrt full or part- time in own home. any age or race wel- come. OB 6193 (PIC) RESPONSIBLE s --- dent ^oF;__ 4 o r babysitting, occasion- al evenings and weekends for two . d r e r Olive, Harmony area OB 6194 (OSH) TUTOR -r;ity grad -ate. seeks stu- dents req:. -,ng extra -elp, any age. fees -egotiable. OB 6195 (OSH) RIDE -eeded week- oays Harmony'4C" area tc 7--c-o a-:: cacK Wid split on ;as OB 6196 (OSH) NEEDED I t.ma bacyzz * 2 days Bioor, Rrtscr area Tc start immediateq. n school p.- OB 6197 (OSH) EXPERIENCED. ,eacner, w;i. , Elementary soli:o studerts n Co,e Frenc^. OB 6198 (AJA) SELLING :` ail k;rds C4 zost..Tes. toss cushions. clothing, small alterat ons. sewing of all K -ds OB 6199 (AJA) SENIORS a o will help w.t. but ngs. groceries doctors visits, wa,ks. crus many whatever OB 6200 (AJA) MOUTH -watering beef BBQ and corn roast. Church east of Oshawa, Sept. 11, 4 P.m. Adults $9, c-',iil- dren 6-12, $4. 5 and under free. OB 7061 (OSH) 1. With a Touch Tone phone call one of our BARTERLINE reps at 1-800-667-6083 between 12 noon -11 p.m. and place your FREE 15 word ad. 2. You will then be -given a 4 digit milli number and 4 digit pass code. _ 3. Using a TOUCH TONE phone call 1-416- 976-0999 (24 hrs. a day) and follow the easy recorded instructions. 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PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,1!!3 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Ajax club going Coconutz with hot bodies contest AJAX-PICKERING - New Ajax nightspot Coconutz Taps & Eats has a hot bodies contest in conjunction with Premier Health Club on Saturday, starting at 9 p.m. First prize is a trip for two to Hawaii, second prize is a cellular phone, and third prize is a year's membership to the health club. All contestants receive a month's free membership to the health club. A pool tourney is slated for Saturday at 5 p.m. There's karaoke with Lou & Lance on Wednesdays. starting at 6 p.m. There's a mix of DJ music Thurs- day through Sunday. Coconutz is at 520 Westnev Rd. S., Ajax. Call 686-15-19. To find out where the rest of the entertainment action is this weekend. just follow this guide: BOURBON RAYLY'S: The bar has karaoke on Thur_skby and Friday nights, starting at 9. Laff Trac Comedy is back at Bourbon Bayly's Oct. 9. Tickets are 55 and available at the bar now. Mentalist Mike Mandel will appear Oct. 16. Bourbon Bayly's is at 368 Bayly St., Ajax. Call 427-1888. CENTREFIELD'S: Country and western band Bakersfield plays at Centrefield's Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to I a.m. On Sunday, karaoke begins at 9 p.m. Every Wednesday, male exotic dancers take the stage at Centrefield's, 1050 Brock Rd., Pickering. Cal) 9' 7, - 1850. HARP & THISTLE PUB: The Sean Roberts Band plays everything from oldies rock 'n' roll to contemporary hits Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to I a.m. There's karaoke on Sunday from 7 to 1 I p.m. The Harp and Thistle is at 282 Monarch Ave., Ajax. Call 428-()943. JOKERS: Jokers has the music of Nue Life, playing '50s and '60h rock 'n' roll, Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m, to 1 a.m. and Sunday from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Jokers is at 335 Bayly St., Ajax. Call 427-0337. FOX & FLOWERPOT: There's an open jazz jam session with the Jazz Cats at the Fox & Flowerpot Thursday nights from 8,to 11 p.m. The Fox & Flower- pot is in the Village Courtyard in Pickering Village. Call 428-2162. KERRY INN: Mike McCluskey and Caught in the Act will play '50s and '60s rock 'n' roll, top 40 and Irish favorites Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and Sunday from 7 to 11 p.m. The Kerry Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 967 Westney Rd. S. at Harwood Ave., Ajax. Call 428-8790. MONKEY BAR & GRILL: Bryan Adams tribute band Cuts Like A Knife takes the stage around 9 Saturday night at the Monkey Bar & Grill. It's Q107 Rockin' Fridays with host Dean- na Nason. The night features a dance party, Rockin' Go Go dancers and lots of prizes. Tues- days, the $1,000 Karaoke Chal- lenge offers prizes and a giant final competition. There's a Hot Dance Mix Party on Thursdays. T)te Monkey Bar & Grill is at 172 Runt SL, Ajax. Call 619-12316. THE MEETING HOUSE: The Meeting House has Pip's Karaoke on Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Rovz Band plays a wide variety of music Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and Sunday from 7 to 11 p.m. The Meeting House is at 776 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. Call 839-47.4. SECOND STOREY: The Sec- ond Store,. has Ladies' Cosmetics and Skin Care Night. sponsored by Chesebrough Ponds, on Satur- day night with lots of giveaways. There's a karaoke contest on Wednesdays, after 9 p.m. The finals of the contest will be held in four werks with a grand prize of a trip to the sunny south and four 5100 cash prizes. Thursday is ladies' night, and, on Friday, there's a weenje roast with lots of contests and prizes. A pool tour- ney on Sunday starts at 3 p.m and later that night is Free -for -All Sundays with DJ music. The Sec- ond Storey is at 88 Harwood Ave., Ajax. Call 683-29.10. TUDOR ARMS: The newly - opened Tudor Arms In Pickering has Bruce Nasmjth Frida} and Saturday from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Nasmith plays folk music, rock 'n' roll favorites from '50s and '60s as well as music from more contemporary artists such as The Eagles. On Thursday, Sept. 16, the bar has the band One Step which plays all sons of rock 'n' roll. English comedy duo Maxie & Mitch direct from Newcastle, England entertains Saturday, Oct. 23. Call for tickets. The Tudor Arms is in the Amberlea Plaza, 1822 Whites Rd, unit 18, Picker- ing. Call 839-8387. LORD BYRONS: Lord Bvrons has relaxing piano music on Friday and Saturday nights to enjoy with your dinner. The music starts at 7 p.m. Lord Byrons is at 1725 Kingston Rd. (at Brock Rd.) in Pickering. Call 686-7000. DONA�Y MIGUELS: For your dining pleasure, Dona Y Miguels has a Mexican singer every Friday and Saturday night from 7 to 10. Dona Y %liguels is at 325 Westney Rd., Ajax. Call 686-4468. TUDOR ROSE INN: The Tudor Rose Inn has the versatile sounds of Jim O'Grady Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Tudor Rose Inn is in the Clover Ridge Plaza, 700 Harwood Ave, S. Ajax. Call 428-1815. KANGAROOS: Wednesdays, local bands jam from 9:30 p.m. to midnight. Kangaroos hosts the Ragweed Jazz Band each Thurs- day from 9 p.m. to midnight. The bar's at 985 Brock Rd. S. in Pick- ering. Call 839-6845. ROYAL SCOT: Don the DJ spins the discs Friday through Sunday night. There's karaoke Tuesday nights starting at 9. The Royal Scot is at 44 Hunt SL, Ajax. Call 683-6657. OFF THE RECORD Ziggv Marley and the Melody Makers - Joy and Blues (Virgin): Vil each album David "Ziggy'- Marley proves more and more his father's son. Joy and Blues may well be his most accomplished album vet, settling into a pleas- ing style that borrows heavily from the traditional reggae his father pioneered, while retaining a little of the innovation he explored more fully in his own early work. One Bob Marley song, "There She Goes," is cov- ered, but it's mostly Ziggy stak- ing ground as an accomplished songwriter, both musically and lyrically. George Thorogood and the Delaware Destroyers - Haircut (EMI): By his own admission Thorogood says there's only a couple of good tracks on this album; I wouldn't go that far because almost anything he gets his riff around turns out pretty decent; but there is very little that's new. In fact, Haircut sounds almost exactly like every other Thorogood record: a hit single (the title track), some juiced -up old chestnuts ("I'm Ready"), and a whole lot of rockin' blues. You can't go too wrong with a song list that includes tunes by Willie Dixon, John Lee Hooker and Bo Did- dley, and that makes for a con- tractual obligation album that, while not great, could be a lot worse. Lisa Germano - Happiness (Capitol): Best known as John Mellencamp's fiddle player, Germano busts out on her own big time- From low-key acoustic to avant-garde rock, Happiness offers a wide variety of styles that showcases German's near- ly husky vocals and just the right amount of violin. Thankfully she resists the urge to copy Mellen - camp and, if anything, might owe more to Suzanne Vega than her old boss. Happiness is a nice surprise. Note: If you like the unusual take of Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Are Made For Walkin'" from the feminine hygiene commercial on TV, you'll find the full version here. Wayne's World - The Base- ment Tapes (Attic): There's nothing new on this compilation from the hit movie (it's the sec- ond one). And there's no reason to review it except to say what a great mix it is. Names include Meadoaf, Golden Earring, Blue Oyster Cult, Teenage Head, Ram Jam, Kim Mitchell. As the bio says, "an awesome collection of party music from Wayne and Garth's high school years." Billy Idol - Cyberpunk (Vir- gin): How the mighty have fall- en. In fact, if it weren't the real Idol, it would probably be a pret- ty good parody. Great bands, dike U2, are continually reinvent- ing themselves; the best Idol can do is latch on to the Terminator - style cyberpunk concept, which he colors in with plenty of use- less sound effects, well-worn yelps and snarls, and lyrics so spectacularly ridiculous I can't choose just one to illustrate. — Michael Baginski male 35.40 with similar interests. SY 2433 ATTRACME, long blonde hair, flower child, with green eyes, tired of the bar scones, seeks attractive single white male, with long hair, person- ality and charm. SY 2434 RED head, 5'9", 46, loves country music, and the out- doors. Seeking tall, white male 46-56 who enjoys the same. SY 2435 SINGLE 30 year old mother of one, brownish blonde hair, slim built, 5'0", blue eyes, enjoys dancing, party- ing, long walks on the beach, dining out, would like to meet single male 29-36 that likes children. SY 2436 NEVER married white male. 36, looks older, feels younger, tall, large build, seeks single working girl, y5-32, non-smoker, well liked by friends, for long term relationship. SY 2437 BLONDE, attractive, single, full -figured lady. 40's, loves music, movies, dancing, outdoors. candlelight and wine. seeks single. tall, while gentleman, non-smok- er, 35-50 for friendship and romance SY 2438 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE, intelligent 22 s ngie white female has child, university student, full figured, out going, searching for humorous, smart. employed mate Must love outdoors. must love bamey SY 2439 (OSH) SEEKING SOMEONE SPE- CIAL -dependent ',Ke female 41, non-smoker. great sense of humor, likes romantic walks. dancing, reading would Ike to meet single white male for possi ble long term relationship. SY 2440 (OSH) FULL -FIGURED woman, 35, will sense o' humor. seeking man who will like me as ! am, must enjoy movies, dancing, children, and also have a sense of humor SY 2441 (OSH) VOLUPTUOUS, at•.rac! ve single female 30. dark -hair, dark -eyes, hoping there are handsome. romantic and honest men out there some- where looking for a sincere relationship If this sounds Ike you please respond SY 2442 (WH) LOOKING 'c- Mr. Right for ri s^e's slim trim and kinda pretty and divorced P.S You can help me teach her to fish too SY 2443 1'M a young 55 yr old femme seeK.ng a sincere, fun loving male companion. one who enjoys golfing, dancing and quiet evenings by the fire SY 2414 PROFESSIONAL lady 46. no dependents. 5 5", smok- er, seeks rtelligent, estab- I shad gentleman, who enjoys travel, dining, read- ing, cards and more SY 2445 OSH OUTGOING single mom, 35. enjoys movies, dancing. travel, looking for a man with the same interests, who enjoys children and who is honest and affectionate SY 2446 (OSH) HOPELESS romantic, 31, 5'5", tun loving, redhead female, no dependents, who loves long drives to nowhere. is looking for an attractive, sincere, gentle- man in his 30's. SY 2448 ATTRACTIVE outgoing romantic female, 39, single 56' seeks sincere attractive male 38-49 who enjoys the comforts of home and the outdoors. Possible long- term relationship. SY 2449 OSH SINGLE mother mid -30's sincere, loves children, music, walking, camping and life seeks sincere, hon- est, good-natured male 35- 41. SY 2450 OSH WANTED male 30-40 for friendship - relationship by overweight female 30 must enjoy playing hockey, base ball, skating, movies, and cards. Large but feels slim. SY 2451 OSH TWO attractive females, 19, seeking two attractive males, 19-24, to double date with, must like to have fun. SY 2452 SINGLE attractive female in early 40's missing male companionship, seeks well established man between 40-50 with sense of humor and enjoys conversation and varied activities. SY 2453 ATTRACTIVE single mom, enjoys dancing, sports, cards, outdoors, fishing and Harleys, caring, open-mind- ed and outgoing. Looking for a white male with same interests for relationship. SY 2454 PISCES, mid 40's, two chil- dren, seeks male in the helping profession, honest, extroverted, prefer dark hair, in and eyes, enjoys Eastern foods. SY 2455 CAPRICORR, female 40. Conservative but passion- ate, full figured. Seeking with it, active, established, 90s male, 35-45 (max) for conversation and compan- ionship. (No downers please). SY 2456 (OSH) SHORT middle -age female who enjoys skiing, golfing, dancing (I'm a very good dancer!), pleasant person, positive nature seeks some- one with similar qualities. Preferably non-smoker 50+. SY 2457 (OSH) EASY going, single mother of one, 22. Looking for mature male 22-32, any race. Single father welcome. SY 2458 (OSII) ATTRACTIVE semi -single mid 40s, who enjoys golf, skiing, theatre, romantic din- ners, no mind games, seek- ing an honest male 40-50 for companionship and pos- sibly more. SY 2459 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE female 22. 6'2". enjoys dancing, and outdoor activities, looking for male 22-29 who enjoys the same. SY 2460 (OSH) LIVELY young early 60's secure lady looking for sin- cere, healthy, non-smoker for companion to share what life has to otter. Love danc- ing, travel, walking, etc. SY 2461 (OSH) SENSUOUS. sexy, sophis- ticated blonde looking for an energetic fun-lov ng guy with a sense of humor, nice smile. 40-50. who loves to dance. SY 2462 (OSH) SINGLE mom, 28. brown hair. very outgoing, 2 children, looking for a man, 28-35. who enjoys children, outdoor activities and staying busy. SY 2463 (OSH) 46 year old female. divorced I'm 4'10', brown eyes, brown hair, 140 Ibis - enjoy country music, travel, fishing. camp ng and loves animals. seeks male 45- 53 with similar :nterests. SY 2464 (OSH) INTELLIGENT 23 year old whc likes cc,,r•.try line dancing. reading and golt- Ing is seer -g someone. 25-30 who -as similar interests, for friendship and Possible relationship SY 2465 WELL groomed female. Golder Retriever with two puppies. look ng for non - drinking owner. 20-30, that will heat me good and take me out for long walks at night SY 2466 (01 SINGLE Seorp,o meter, 5'3-. long strawberry blond hair, green eyes, easy- going, looking for a mature male. no head games, from 25-35. single fathers wel- come SY 2467 (OSH) SINGLE female, 20 yrs., 57' ong red hair, easy- going, looking for a man 21-27, preferably long hair and someone who knows how to have fun. SY 2468 (Ol 28, independent, easy- going, goal -oriented. divorced, full figured, edu- cated, mother of one, with a great sense of humor, seeking a single white male. 25-28. with personal- ity and inner beauty Single dads welcome. SY 2469 (Ol SINGLE parent seeks sin- gle father or single male between 30-36. Interests sharing quiet evenings by candlelight, theatre, walks along the beach and gen- erally romantic. SY 2470 (OSH) YOUNG petite mother of one. 23, looking for sincere man who enjoys dinner, dancing, weekends away and children. Single fathers welcome. SY 2471 (OSH) WILD thing, green eyed beauty, loves life, seeking attractive, well built white male, 27-35, with a sense of humor, to share fun times. SY 2472 (OSH) WHITE male 35 profes- sional not looking for a mother but someone to spend good and bad times with. Looking for female 27-35. SY 3150 TALL lady 5'9", smoker, early '50s interested in meeting gentleman with old fashion values for friendship and companionship, inter- ests are many, dancing, hockey, '50s music, and din- ing out. SY 3151 (OSH) LADY early '50s, smoker, interested in meeting other single ladies, for compan- ions to attend singles dances and social events. SY 3152 (OSH) BUSINESS man in town two days a week, and keeps a home here, interested in girl 19-29. For dinners, .movies and travel world wide. SY 3153 (06" SEMI-DETACHED full fig- ured attractive female. 4! yeam yam. enjoys movies, dancing, traveling and con. versation, has good sense of humor, seeks male tc share with for friendship. SY 3155 SINGLE, 46, white lady likes cooking, bingo, country music, traveling, shows, would like to most someone of the same interests. SY 3156 31 year old male, whc enjoys movies, dancing, din- ing out and quiet times. Wishes to meet full -figured lady, 25-35 with similar interests for friendship and companionship. SY 3157 (OSH) SINGLE, attractive blond female, 26, full figured, enjoys quiet evenings at home, cooking, dancing, playing darts, movies, look- ing for working male, 24-32. who is honest, sincere anc good listener. SY 3159 (OSM SINGLE mom seeks decent gentleman for friendship relationship, family oriented, sincere, outgoing, interested in shows. dancing and country outings. SY 3160 (OSIS ATTRACTIVE, full figured, fun cv,ng female. 45, enjoys movies, dancing, weekend getaways, long talks and laughter, seeks male with sense of humor. who likes to talk, for friend- ship. SY 3161 (OSH) SINGLE mom, pretty and petite. 34, h ghly motivated, enjoys all aspects of life Seeks male. 30-40. must be attractive, athletic. easy- going and gentle, for friend- ship and good times. SY 3162 (OSH) GENTLEMAN, straight. hones'. «'ofess onal with a variety of interests, sailing skiing, traveling, dancing, etc Would like to meet sin- cere people. 30.50 with similar interests. SY 3163 (0514) ATTRACTIVE, !e-a,e. likes movies, ening, danc- ing, walks. sports minded. seeks+ same in senior malady in 50's. enjoys din - ng, dancing, plays cards Would like companionship for social events. SY 4000 LADY .n 50s enjoys timini danc,ng, plays cards wouid like companionship t0' social events. SY 4002 WIDOWER. 60, seeks sill lady. 52-6C, whose inter- ests include dancing, long walks, gardening, outdoors and camping. Looking for long lasting relationship Oshawa. SY 4031 1 would like to meet a man between the ages of 50-63 who a Interested in danc- ing, drives and walking or the beach. I am a Polite lady. 58, and am looking for a companion. SY 4033 LATE 60s, lady, tall blonde, slim, looking for sincere senior gentlemar for companionship. I'm flexible, humorous, assort- ed interests, enjoy socia and quiet times, non-smok- er. SY 4034 EARLY Ws, reddish blond hair, seeking sincere senior gentleman for com- panionship. Enjoys danc- ing, sports and music. SY 4005 OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY 7 DAYS A WEEK FOR BEST RESULTS WHEN REPLY- ING TO A VOICE MAIL- BOX LEAVE A FULL 60 SECOND :..MESSAGE. SINGLE male, 20, very ath- letic. like movies, walks on the beach, romantic evenings, looking for female, 18-25 with similar Interests, looking for a long term relationship. SY 1300 ATTRACTIVE single white male, 22, 6', 180 lbs., enjoys outdoors, evenings out, quiet evenings at home, romantic, shy and sincere, looking for slim white female. 19-25 with same interests for relationship. SY 1301 SHY lonely male, teddy bear 24, varied interests, seeks female, 20-30 who enjoys quiet times for lasting long term relationship. SY 1302 YOUNG male, 38, would like to meet single sincere female, 25-35 who enjoys good conversation, country life. and BBOs. SY 1303 CONTRACTOR, 28.6'. long on love. currently short on time, looking for female, who enjoys night walks along beach, videos. and unbridled passion. SY 1304 BLUE eyed white male, 25, rot bad looking, enjoys fish - Ing, long walks. romantic evenings. seeks possible long term relationship. SY 1305 VERY handsome Italian t:or^ male, 28, Billy Ray Cyrus lockal-ke with a mus- tache. (only better). Seeks lady for fun/ relationship SY 1308 WANTED oeautdul blonde w was at Wally's Restaurant Wednesday, July 14, 3 00 a.m We made contact but couldn't talk Call t you're interested in the man with the gold glasses SY 1309 MALE w^ite. 37 seeks slim, ac -act ve lady 25-30 for friendship, possible relation- ship Must be understand- ing Serious inquiries only SY 1310 SUCCESSFUL white busi- ressman 50s seeks attractive female any age for romantic relationship on long term basis SY 1311 SINGLE male. 3C. clean cut and wi looking for a female. 26-30, who is hon- est and has a good sense of humor SY 1312 HEALTHY caring, honest, f • w^ a —ale, 41, 5'11' seeks a lady to share the spark of fun romantic times with SY 1313 SINGLE'ather 27, good looming. 6, 190 lbs. enjoys working out, dancing, din - Ing, quiet evenings. seeks female, attractive, slim, 25- 35 with similar Interests. SY 1315 SPIRITED-aurus, male. w^art, 41. 54', two children, looking for a woman to sat- isfy my need to be touched mentally, spiritually and physically SY 1317 ROMANTIC "ale, white, 4C. seeks lovable, loyal and affectionate female, who enjoys golf, long walks and awet evenings SY 1318 ETERNAL optimist, some- what romantic, slim, mid 40's, enjoys music, conver- sation, movies. Seeking mature, honest, reasonably slim, attractive, female counterpart, to foster rela- tionship SY 1330 ATTRACTIVE single work- ing parent, 34 likes the out- doors, camping, dining and dancing, sports minded, seeks female, 25-35 who enjoys children with similar interests. SY 1350 ATTRACTIVE S.W.M. 28, sincere, creative, romantic, Companionship - Friendship Call Anytime � 116 1 976, 1 9 i Only charge is $1.99 per minute, there are no extra long distance charges 1. To respond to an ad, call Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991' at arty time of the day from any touch tone phone within the 416 area code and make a note of the four digit 'mailbox" number that appears at the end of the ad. You may also browse through the system to listen to other recordings. Just follow the recorded instructions. A charge of $1.99 per minute will appear on your phone bill as soon as you connect with the system. 2. After you receive your numbers, call 1-416-976-1991' from any touch tone phone, 24 hrs, a day and fol- low the easy (recorded) instructions. Remember you may NOT leave your last name, phone number or address when recording your message in YOUR mailbox. 3. To retrieve your messages call 1.416-976-1991' from any touch tone phone and follow the instruc- tions...Remember to enter your mailbox number and pass code on your phone key pad. A charge of $1.99 per min. will appear on your phone bill as soon as you connect with the system. enjoys lazy walks, cuddling, movies, seeking attractive mature, S.W.F. 19 to 29 for lasting relationship. SY 1392 WHITE male enjoys walks, musk and going to movies, looking for single white temale 22-25. SY 1411 (OSH) WANTED 1 single mom, 20- 32 for casual fun times, and adventure. possible romance. Required by dad. 32, and son, both easy going, and undemanding, cute too' SY 1418 SINGLE ma e, 36, very easy going, likes to be close. 5'7-, brown hair, sil- ver green eyes. looking for someone that enjoys every day life. loves animals SY 1426 Sincerely Yours... The safer way t0 meet new people, leave your name and number only when you're ready. YOU dcr. t have to be gor- geous, you also don't have to be rich no certain signs of the zodiac required. I could- n't care less how old you are, you just have to be fun to be with and even if you're not, give me a Call anyway SY 1438 INNOVATIVE and humor- ous 37 yrs young 5'10', 165 lbs., English male, with var- ied interests seeks optl- mtstic, slim, ht, 25-40 female to share all IAB has to offer and possible long term rela- tionship. SY 1439 SHY, sensitive. nard-work- Ing male 21, who likes movies, walks and cuddling Seeks attractive female 22- 32, must be honest and believes in quality time. SY 1440 SINGLE white male 29, enjoys movies, plays. dining out, quiet evenings at home, golf and hockey, seeking female 22-31 who enjoys the same for possible rela- tionship. SY 1441 DO you want success, enjoy travel? I'm looking for Some- one to share my business with, and interests like, out- doors, sports events and fun. SY 1442 KIM, I didn't receive your number, please leave it again at box 1428. SY 1443 SINCERE male, 45, self- employed and well-astab- lished enjoys dining, 19111 Il'rouessYsrafs: Ne aillm die 705 area fide you fllay acorn Sinwo Your: Wdarld, prig, Coag *W 1976.1993 Irl Lindsay 1976:321 Ire aft die 613 area code you may amm Siloerelit Yarn: A area 1476-7400 we Wo die 416 area code you may alxless Sincerely Yous: t Whitby, Apx, Pjdw" 1.416-976.1991 g, Port HWe 1.416"976-1991 m, LWIll Sia*& 1.416476.07 saga 1.416-976.90.. , L Anon 1.416.9764321 ion 1.416.976.7789 rough 1.416.976M Be sure to use the full 60 seconds available when recording your voice message mailbox greeting, movies, the outdoors, and quiet evenings at home, looking for an established, slim, affectionate female 35- 45. Children welcome. SY 1444 ROCK musician, 23 yrs. old, white, male, 5'4', blue eyes and long blond hair, likes cooking, moonlight swims, weekend parties and hang- ing out. sense of humor would be cool. Latrsa please call again, missed your message. SY 1455 ESTABLISHED male 31, non -independent. looking for independent. slim female, age, race unimpor- tant- must be honest, trust- worthy with positive outlook. interests include camping, travelling and theatre. SY 1446 ATTRACTIVE male, 25. 6 4- da'K crown hair and eyes, has car and cabin on Rice Lake Seeks female for a possible relationship. SY 1447 ATTRACTIVE, single male. 34. a^i.ys '-10vies, long walks, romantic evenings, good sense of humour, seeks a special, attractive temale. 27-37, to treat like a lady Single mothers will come. SY 1451 OSH MAN 20. seeking woman 40-47 ! like candlelight din- ners, movies, quiet walks and music. Please no head games SY 1452 SINGLE father of one wish- es to meet that special woman, for friendship and possible relationship. Enloys quiet times, kid's movies and camping SY 1453 SINGLE wmte gentleman 30. seeks shm single white temale. 22-32 who is attrac- tive, romantic. enjoys movies. music, dining out etc., for long term relation- sho SY 1454 ROCK Musician. 23 yr. old, white male, 54', blue eyes and long blond hair, likes cooking, moonlight swims, weekend parties and hang- ing out, sense of humor would be cool. SY 1455 LADIES are you lonfil Tired of sitting at home Sock of the bar scenes So am Ii I'm 64' 230 lbs, beard and ponytail Ladies 22-32 SY 1456 ATTRACTIVE white male. 35, active, physically fit, out- going and sincere. seeks attractive female 20-35 for senous relationship, formal- s box x1081. SY 1457 GOOD looking male 40, sin- cere, honest, hardworking, secure, non-smoker enjoys dining, movies, travel and fishing seeks single attrac- tive female with same inter- est 20-35 for long-term rala- tionshp. SY 1458 I AM a single guy, with long hair and tattoos, looking for a relationship with honest sweet lady. Must put up with guitar playing, 18-26. SY 1460 SINGLE father of two, 35, varied interests. looking for someone 35.40 for shmulet- ing conversation, and possi- ble relationship. SY 14161 ATTRACTIVE, slim, fair hair, blue eyed, late 40s, honest and sincere, enjoys quiet evenings, interests are trawl, dancing and compan- ionship. Seeks attractive female 35-45 with similar interests. SY 1462 MALE university educated, 38, unattached, interested in meeting affectionate female 26-40 for -possible long-term relationship. SY 1463 ENERCrETIC white male, 25, 5'9', brown hair, blue eyes, enjoys camping, long walks, movies, quiet evenings and dancing. Looking for female with sim- ilar interests 20-28. SY 1466 ACTIVE single white male, 35, established, seeks slim red-headed lady to share fun times with, hopefully to lead to a long term relation- ship. Children welcome. SY 1466 SINGLE white Italian male, 45 year young, 5'6', 160 Its., seeks an attractive lady who likes outdoors, dining, dancing and quiet evenings. Honest, sincere. working lady with elderly children SY 1467 ATTRACTIVE 36 yr old white -a a w'h no depen- dents with many interests. looking for slim, attractive while female, 29-33 SY 1468 (OSH) SINGLE Ma e, 30, 5'11', Ickes dancing, dining, camp- ing, would like to meet an attractive, well-established woman. 30-35 SY 1469 (OSHI) 60 y'old, slim, non-smoit- Ing sailor, with boat in Caribbean If you are a female with the wanderlust join me for ocean sailing SY 1470 (OSH) FUN g.,y 21 �.n.g brown hair, blue eyes. 56", likes to MUSIC, movies. sports. look- ing for someone who has the same interests. SY 1472 (OSH) SINGLE white male 44 fil shed professional seeks attractive lady 30-40 for dining, movies, cottage time and boating. SY 1473 (OSH) 29 y- �,C single whirls male 5'' -'. 180 lbs.. non-smoker. fit, active and attractive, seeks slim, attractive. mature, sometimes wild and crazy female 20-32, who is honest and sincere for pos- sible relationship. SY 1474 EASY going white mail 34. 6', '90 lbs., blue eyes, likes dining, sports, seeks female 24-38 with similar interests. SY 1476 OSH CARING and cving male 45. 6 ' 9) lbs , loves sports, golf, movies, roman- tic dinners. walks, holding hands, talking, music and quiet times Must be Sin- cere, loving, passionate and understanding friends first. SY 1477 OSH NEVER marned white male 36, looks older, tools younger, tall, large build, seeks single working girl 25- 32, non-smoker, well liked by friends for long term rela- tionship. SY 1478 OSH PROFESSIONAL white male 43 with no depefl- dents, athletic and fit. 5'9', 165 lbs., enjoys dancing, dining, cycling and travel. Seeks slim professional female 30-40 with similar interests. SY 1479 OSH HANDSOME 5'8' physically fit male, seeking attractive Harley lady, 25-38, fitness minded, for rides, camping. BBQ, movies, with no dependents. SY 1400 OSH SINGLE good kwkirg white male, 24, very athletic, enjoys movies, long walla, quiet romantic evenings, looking for attractive slim female 18-25, for possible relationship. SY 1162 OSH 21, tall good looking man, with a tan, with long black hair, seeks blond with flair, into rock music, and a good times. SY 1483 OSH SINGLE, hard worker, gen- tleman 33, enjoys movies, dancing, cooping, romantic paslil"te evenings, seeks lady 26-40, spontaneous, sincefe', non-smoker, for friendship. SY 1484 CARING, tall, good looking male, 38, fit, never married, established, enjoys out- doors, camping, cottage, quiet evenings. Seeks attractive, honest, fun lady for romance and relation- ship. SY 1485 GOOD looking 22 year old male, 6', prefers mature crowd. Seeks female, 26-36 for companionship and pos- THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SE1117FMEi210.191113-PAGE 27 sible relationship. Interests include music, dining. movies and late night talks SY 1486 SINGLE white male 27, 6', employed, sense of humor. enjoys cottage life. sports, snowmob ling, romantic evenings, an infamous rhyme teller, seeking non- smoKing, attractive, single female. 20-30. SY 1487 MALE, 46. w01 d Ke to meet a woman, 5'6', same age. Enjoys movies, dining, dancing, bike riding and children Non -smoke' SY 1488 (ISH) ARTICULATE and romantic iii male professional. 5'9 attractive, personable, slim and focused Seeks 30+, companion, slim. pretty and very selective. SY 1489 SINGLE, 'ether c' o^e astaclasned, ionest, stable, to. non-smoker, attractive, 37 'into healthy lifestyle, cycling, plays and music Goal onented, seeks a nat- ural lady. Child pre'e-red. SY 1490 TALL, slim male. 32, no dependents- not into bar scene Enjoys music, rac- quet sports. walks on the beach, movies, quiet, romantic eviii Seeks similar female, 25.35, to, friendship and possible reia- tionship SY 1491 BLUE-eved widowed snow - b 'd 5' ssmrrehred, world traveler, active in sports. also likes art, music, danc- ing, good conversabon, etc Looking for a soul mate SY 1492 LOOKING '--r the compan- ionship c' a nice easy-going one-man woman, 28-38 Mysill I'm honest, attrac- tive, 35, single, enjoy quiet home life, movies, games, cards, sports, children and spending special times together SY 14913 STRAIGHT to the point. I'm 31, self-employed, attrac- tive, seek understanding, slim, preferably blond, sin- gle white female, for fun or relabonshp. (Must be good cook). SY 1494 ATTRACTIVE slim single male 28, smoker, seeking attractive full figured female 25-35 with no dependents. For possible long term rate- tionshp. Prefer smoker. SY 14% (OSH) ATTRACTIVE gentleman 51', 53, divorced. I enjoy, fishing, camping, and travel. I love country music and good cooking. It you are under 55 and petite please respond. SY 1406 (OSH) HARDWORKING, single white father, 30, 51', 160 lbs., established. Looking for attractive, single white mother, who enjoys family oriented outings, and quiet romantic times for possible long term relationship. SY 1497 SH SHY, 3r. old, new at this seeks someone who's intall seed in hardrock, movies, quill evenings at home dur- ing the week 20-30. Single moms are welcome. SY 1400 (OSH) TALL attractive male, 27, non-smoker seeks intelli- gent female for Sunday walks in the country, movies, dinner 6 wine, let's start with a chat over coffee. No pin -heads please. SY 1498 (OSH) HAPPY sincere white male, 50, 51', interests include down hill skiing, workout, reading, dancing. Seeking white, slim female, in 40s for serious long term relation- ship. SY 1500 (OSH) SINGLE man, good values, athletic, attractive, interests include guitar and singing For persons 18 years of age and over seeks single woman/mom 30-40 with a good outlook and sense of humor, former- ly mailbox x1471. SY 1501 (ISH) ESTABLISHED, good look- ing ^ vers ty educated black male, 57. non-smok- er, honest, romantic, likes walks, MUSIC, movies, seeks independent, slim, affection- ate female, 32-39 race unimportant. SY 1502 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE single father, 37. envoys sports, nights out, as well as quiet Sincerely Yours... The safer way t0 meet new people, leave your name and number only when you're ready. eve^ ^gs a' ^oma seeks a^ attractive and affectionate female with similar interests and good sense of humor, single moms welcome, non- smoker SY 1503 (WHI) ATTRACTIVE n mind and body s^gie white male, 32, contractor, never married Enjoys walks. movies, camping, conversation and pets Wishing to meet single female, same age range, for lasting, loving future. SY 1504 SINGLE wl ate male, 38. 5 6'. '85 clean cut, blue eyes, dirty blonde hair, employed, would like to most single wh !e forrl who Is looking for a serious relationship SY 1505 (OSH) SHY, 54 yea' o d w^ to -ale, 5'11', 180 lbs. I like Country MUSIC. danong, din- ing Out and long walks would ike to meet a s! m lady 45-50 with similar inter- ests. SY 15ol MALE, 43. separated. non- smoker, likes camping. movies, dancing and long ndes on my Harley. Seeking attractive lady, 30-45, for friendship and possible reka- tlonship. SY 1507 (OSH) MALE, 39, Interested in all kinds of sports, outdoor activities, camping, wilder- ness, travel, history and art. Looking for attractive lady between 18-45. SY 1508 (OSH) WELL established white male, 46, seeking slim to medium build lady who enjoys dancing, musk and romantic dinners and one who has time in her life for a caring person. SY 1509 MISH) HONEST male, 26.16S be., shoulder length brown hair, blue eyes, seeking friend- ship or long term relation- ship with female 22-28. SY 1510 (COB) ADVENTUROUS male, who likes outdoor sports, bowl- ing, skiing, motorcycles, seeks female who is a non- smoker. who enjoys dancing and long walks. No sub- stance users please. SY 1511 (COB) AVERAGE blue collar guy, 36, single, active, estab- lished, non-smoker enjoys times out as well as quiet times at home, seeks petite, slim lady, 25.35 for fun and companionship, kids O.K. ST 1512 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE, outgoing male, 25, 6', blond hair, blue eyes, fun loving, caring, sensitive, looking for sweet, petite female, 22-30, for romantic times and possible relationship. SY 1513 (OSH) DIANE, who responded to SY 1496, please leave your number. SY 1514 (ISH) DO you enjoy weekends at the cottage, dining out, ski- ing or lust staying at home playing Trivial Pursuit or watching videos? Are you between 28-35) Give me a call. SY 1515 (OSH) BUSINESSMAN, 32. non- Sn"SKer woad tie '0 meet single lady. 27-37, who enjoys variety of social aCtivitles, for comoarionShlp and possible relationship SY 1516 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE male. 20, seeking w0'-ar 4C-47, likes candle -ght dinners, q -,e' walks and moves Please. ro head games SY 1517 (OSH) GENTLFMAN, young 40, attral slim 5'10'. intelli- gent, sensible. respectable, respect ng, considerate easy-going, sense of rumor seeks specifically slil attractive. caring lady 10, meaningful relahonsNp SY 1518 (OSH) FEMALE, 35, unattached. 5'". enjoys camping, base- ball, gardening and travel. seeking male. 35-40 who is sincere and established for possible 'ela' onship SY 2146 ATTRACTIVE ady, 37 sin- 9�e, aricys muss, dancing. motorcycles and the out- 000rs, seeks attractive easy going mar. 30-40 who enjoys the same. SY 2199 INDEPENDENT s ^; e m`- 38 s—.Ke•. room- mates, 14-11, many lntar- ests, seeks 'all large build. single will 19 male. 37-45, with good sense of humor and a heart SY 2300 YOUNG. eery :este-^orher of 2, 22 envoys camping, weekend getaways. ;wet nights, ong drives, walks looking for Mr dight, must enjoy Children. SY 2301 ATTRACTIVE llngie mon, 3C. ill dancing, camp - ng sports, romantic evenings, country music and old rock, seeks honest male, 30-40 for a special time and possible relation- ship. SY 2302 ATTRACTIVE while female, 29 smoker, no dependents, enjoys sport, summer fur. country music, old rock. beer, quiet and wild times seeks male, 28-35. SY 2303 PROFESSIONAL, female, 24, enjoys reading, long walks, movies and romantic dinners, 9 you have similar interests, I would love to hear from you. SY 2304 ATTRACTIVE professional female, separated, loves dancing and musk, seeks romantic male, 38-50 with similar interests, good serge of humor and a zest for Me. SY 2306 LADY 52, seeks compan- ion, enjoys gardening, cook- ing, classical music and cot - tog". SY 2300 HARLEY lady, 35+, non- smoker, non-drinker, looking for serious Harley man to ride life's highways with, enjoys dancing, camping, romance, no rug rat or pain in the ex's. SY 2317 ATTRACTIVE divorced mother of 2, 33, looking for attractive male, 33-40,,,lwho likes kids, the outdoors, music and romancti 2318 ARE you an attractive sin- cere humorous gentleman) I'm 23, attractive mother of one who enjoys movies, music, travel, seeks some- one financially and emotion- ally stable. SY 2346 THIS 30 sh, green-eyed, slim, above average, attrac- tive professional, brunette, 5'6', 116 lbs, soaking wet. stable, secure, is looking for a 'real man,' blue- eyed. blonde professional. SY 2347 ATTRACTIVE, petite blond female. late 40's, enjoys Carl dinners, romantic evenings, quiet times Seeks tall 6'+ gentleman, established, caring, sil trve, who likes to be spoiled and pampered SY 2369 (OSH) LADY with many interests. 10OKing for emo!ionally healthy, established m -4n around her own age 47-51, must be 5'10" or over with brown eyes for compatible relationship SY 2414 WHITE 5 4", large '-:I ' gore woman 39. fun, good natured, caring, loves danc- ing, socializing, camp ng Seeking white male. sincere 35-45 y's and must ove ctiIor5n SY 2415 GOOD ocK ^y g,een-eyed bond. 5 9' 'a and bountiful, seeks tai as. 36.54 mar who oves dancing, dining, conversation, nature. travel. and children SY 2416 ACTIVE, crilill ec•ectic lady. 38 ^terests :19S to ,lays. seeks witty. honest. n0r-sm0King gentlemar. lir equal par nershrp SY 2417 SINGLE ^om 37 ' ilil ova K5.—Ov-9Sout- doors, seeks male 'o stare same SY 2419 22 YEAR c d cueer s ze s ^-,.e —:'ner of Ore. 'ook- ng for Tale 25.35 wino thinks that persona ty courts Someone writ ikes children SY 2420 SELF-EMPLOYED s n�le mOm w^: KOS Ca -1 and the ZOC, seeks single Sad Must be professional and a",culate, with a terrific sense of humor SY 2421 ATTRACTIVE 'e—a e ' 9 _CK ^g y `J- grit st be good :ooK ng and -ave a wild streak it -,n- SY 2422 SINGLE mite 2: : e^..y5 23^ting, ^tusic. sports ;wet lill and dir- ing out, would nke % meet someone for comcil c^ - ship, possible elat,or i0 SY 2423 AVERAGE ook.ng femme. 36 afro^; C'^'rshan va „as. honest, caring, affectionate, wide variety of iri!i t IOOKmg for Compan cnsniC or possible reianonsn p SY 2424 WORKING 'enak 21. non- CeDit"ci 5. I0011l '0' establitsred. frl. 24-3C -nail for honest and trustmwo^^y friendship positive outlook a must interests-nc,ude camping. dancing and '-pv. *SY 2426 ATTRACTIVE, single. 36 yr old lady of quality Se9KS male for compact p possible relationship Enjoys working out, sloing, dancing. dining and theatre. 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You could win Free Mortgar Payments* or reduced mortgage rates as low as 3.75%** ROYAL L E PAG E See our ad below and ask your representative for complete details. IIIIIIillllllllllllll r:. .1 :I i R*ESOPEN HOUSE SUN.• SEPT. 12,2.4 P.M. OPEN H E N., SEPT. 122-4 RM. LITH AJ LINK N H, 12, 4 OPEN HOUSE SUN., SEPT. 12,14 P.M. 156 BRUNSWICK, OSHAWA 834 FINLEY AVE.. AJAX Don't miss this one. Super kit., lovely sunroom. 138 WOODVIEW DR. 62 GREGORY RD., AJAX Gorgeous deer property home shows a 10+ Lovely treed lot, rec room & of!,ce So th Ajax. 3 bdrms.. cent. air & vac. & much more. Call Gorgeous nnoaiow. in-law pons. Mechanic's Fabulous home on 1/3 acres. Backs on to Hwy. #2 8 Harmony Evelyn Regan* 427-6522 Brenda Clyde* 427-6522. Sha•or Whrte' 427-6522 09325265. dream garage. puce o1. Jill Smith* 683-1790. parkland overlooking Lake Ont. J. Britt' 683- X9324853 1790. #9325868 OPEN HOUSE SUN.. SEPT. 12.2.4 P.M. OPEN HOUSE SUN.. SEPT. 12.2-4 P.M. OPEN HOUSE SAT., SEPT 11, 2-0 P.M. H 27 VARLEY OPEN HOUSE SUN., SEPT. 12,24 P.M. 652 DOWN CRES. 678 AMARETTO AVE. 884 REYTAN BLVD., PICKER ING 922 youth Ajax Cool iaxe--eezes & miles of F-rst time buyers xr: miss this one' Ha-ony 4 bdrm. exec_:,', ^=e sq. ft.!! Detached brick bur. low wrt. OUNCANNOt 70. :arklanc 2.600 so. exec.ive Cali B. to Bioc &'^ ew s gra. Mrs. Oates' a27 6522 Beautiful krtcher. Gerry Jaeger* 6831790' Frontin on xss .r -law apt. Executive hor^e Paw— 7G wide. a dwards' 427-6522 s9325212 g open space. P. Whiteley' 683-1790. bdrm.. 2 4 & 1 2 -pc 5atrs `�r. bsmt. Syry a _ 7r Kyle' 683 17.90 x9225637 OPEN HOUSE SAT SEPT 11.24 P.M. OPEN HOUSE SUN.. SEPT. 12.24 P.M. N HSE SAT.11.2 OPEN HOUSE SUN.. 12,24 P.M. 35 FOREST HEIGHTS - WHrrBY 3370 GREENWOOD RD. 1945 DENMAR RD. x12 1150 PEBBLESTONE CR 1377 EVERSE SEPT.. 'adroorr. a*:ie, +aCw'1 6571 -a cur" 4 Above DecrO� &Doo Paddy ort n' a woth`nC tom..: �^acr 3 be^rs 4 app . Maple Ridge every 'a^ , • C_ -Oaded 4 bdrm home has o,y^ eat. r x , aoove ground ' 2 -6522 =_seer' 683-"" _ mcludrng inground Diel. Hearne e 683- apt.. is tenanted. Massarat Naavi• 683-17%. _ sq- _ .. _� I70r *o•1'ICAF� "r 4tp di *432s2o3 — -�� OPEN HOUSE SUN.. SEPT. 12.24 P.M. OVERLOOKING CONSERYAT1pN 1 11 GEORGE ST. - AJAX 8% GRENOBLE BLVD.. PK KERING OPEN HOUSE SUN.. SEPT 12 24 P.M. v Splendx' 3 x.^ execu ve r ayr,onable 1114 CEDARCROFT CRES 14 WILCE DR. �e+\ec or lira _ e -a vvxc Ave. N area. Great Krt & tam. rm. Overlooking ravine. Spac cis 3 x• ^ ur 9 (Drx�e Fncn N A pea ggaaew x are c:. `` c 4 e Sharon White' a27- W,Ima annex• 427522 Canpletety tin. Sandra Oe+ lotto• 6831790 51 1Y 6 :� - ^ �Ck 2 Beautiful decor.. rage 4 x-•- -Cme. Prestige 4a7 orey. double gar.. 35'x147 lot. Jpg•a,es =1c nerghboftoel Central air 'fir• Bczants• 683- 5 ' 17% *(326119 O �.. 4 - OPEN MOUSE SUN.. SEPT 12. 24 P.M BUY A LIFESTYLE' OPEN HOUSE SUN.. SEPT. 12. 24 P.M. KITH PICKERI 976 FINLEY S.. AJAX 3 bedroor- townno•':."e•s e•• Suite bat•' 1210 RADOM ST, APT. 1403 578 BRADLEY DR. N W, WHITBY Cnreradcs park. 4 oCr*r.. 3-4 oc.. 1-2 pc baths. -arge E5 x•' E ti = - _ ; e.- e-' S a • 0" _a.e p -nate ,a der &Doo• Wai• Dr vewav Sia - �� 42' 6522 b„ s V1hir^a -a^tee^• oo. Wail _ IaKe shops & SD01M 3 :)c—s _cw tees. great accom. 0 Excellent pace for this lovely 3+ 1 Odrm. 2 bdrrn., rt -law apt. Fam. rm.. fp nn f1r. 3_ a- )ovice'• 51 '.�5C. 683-1790. 09301829. Fireplace. fenced yd. Irena Damrell• 683-179C. laundry. Prem. lot. Bramalea built. SyMa Kyle* #9325905. 683-1790 09325268 _ - There's over $20,000 in prizes to be won -- during our Open House Extravaganza September 11th and 12th vou're invited to the 1 1 1 biFZgest open house event of the year with over 54 BUDWORTH DR. St„rdy print none with family roar. 2 112 baths 1756 SPRUCE HILL RSEPT D. 3.( X )O homes open for inspection. Tirec of carmu;,nc' 4 eve, backsprr, r West & air xrrn. ;r basemen!. Qwet court near Take. 7 lovely rr-.s. db.e ar r.. trees. F in tam. Hil Mom nasloel-awrence ae nr Munn}' W,lma arine•' 42--6522 *9325602. rrr.. many upgrades a Betts'• 683 1790. You just might find your perfect dream 427-6522 x797 home and by entering our Open .House Contest you could win: —` 1) One Grand Prize of Free Mortgage Payments for one year' on a Royal LePage _ Y mortgage 2) One of six Second Prizes of a 2% Mortgage Reduction for one year" on a Royal LePage mortgage •• t 1 . ' 3) One of two $500 Gift Certificates 'OPEIrt HOUSE SAT .& SUN»2-4 RM. CHARIIIIIIER SAT.,11, 2-4 PIL 1325 LUNA reit., PICKERM Updated 3 bdrrns. on 1/4 acre in quant village 1931 MEMORY LANE from Color Your World Saaciow semi. CAC. fp. Liverpool Rd. S. Wak Of Myrtle. A treasure! Paddi Dimitri or Diana Largest semi in area. 3 spacious bdrrn., fn. rec 4) One of 30 $50 Gift Certificates from to lake. L. Lyon' 427.6522. Pkte 427.6522. en., -in kit. Massarat Naqvi' 683.1790. Color Your World _ 4 *Maximum $100,000 mortgage. "Maximum $100,(XX) mortgage, 2nd prize winners could enjoy rates as low• as 3.75% ' for a 6 month ruortgage - 4.5% for a 1 -year mortgage • 6.75% for a 5 -year mortgage. Rates amt to cbmw wdtbow nonce. • 1 t ' wina tlt rate. apply for Brat year only. OPEN HOUSE SM, 1 B PENH E UN., ..12, ASY YOUR ROYAL LEPAGE ?� 12 AGATE RD. Man St. double bay windows, t i foot ceilings, OPEN DENMAR RD. #12. . Off Rands. Near Lakeside. Detached 126 ft. lot. oak floor, workshop & full basement. Paddi This unit sparkles! 3 bdrms., 2 baths. 4 appls.! REPRESENTATIVE —� Mature trees. Karen Neundorf' 427 6522. Dmitri' 427-6522. Must see! Kathryn Parish' 683-1790.119301176. FOR COMPLETE ROYAL LEPAGE Sales R "Associate Broker RULES AND DETAHS. —� AJAX .427-6522 PICKERING OFFICE 683-1790 235 Bayfy St. W, OFFICE., 1970 Brock Rd. 114 41, . • i 1A OshawaBest Homes Whitby This Week I11 NEWS Ajax ADVERTISER SEPTEMBER 10 - 18 PRESSRUN 200,000 LIZA HOMES SAYS Y*E $ TQQRST TIME BUYERS MtAvii�zl LIZA Homes announced the launching of their YE$ - Your Easy Start home buying program, designed to make it easier, even for first time buyers, to buy a new home. Available only from LIZA, YE$ is a flexible series of real opportunities such as 50-50 down payments, mortgage -free periods, no cash upgrades, low interest rates, low monthly carry, and more. During these times of financial uncertainty buying a first home can be difficult and the first years of ownership can appear to be tough. This is when LIZA says YE$. YE$ we will help you. YE$ we will help you get the new home you want - now. With YE$ you can do more with the home buying dollars you now have. 1= i rst LIZA offers to pay 1/2 the down payment up to S5000 for anyone who buys this fall in Victoria Gardens. YE$ it's true. any �lualified purchaser who has up to S5000 ill have it matched with an additional 5';000 from LIZA to bring the total down pa% ment to 510,000. Or if you wish Liza %k ill arrange to pay down your mortgage to 6.5to give you 3 years of low• low monthly carry. On some models as low as .: 5685 a month total. •" Or live worry free fi and mortgage • R free for up to - 4.- 6 months. Plus there will be no i additional dollars Aneeded for your -� appliances �e because LIZA gives you free of charge, washer, dryer, fridge and stove. YE$ is now available only from LIZA at their Victoria Garden community of freehold townhomes in Bowmanville. The construction process has begun and early buyers can expect to move in by Christmas. 7 - %F_ !- ACih Located just north of the 401 on Waverlv Road and minutes from the GO station and the Oshawa - Bowmanville amenities. this beautiful and intimate community of 92 freehold townhomes is set amidst an established neighbourhood, adjacent to a park and school. Prices range from $109,990 to $135,990. The designs and floor plans are superior with great family features and quality finishing. These are charming Victorian designs of intricate brick detailing. gingerbread trim, peaked gables and covered porches, well-planned living space with a wide selection of desirable features. From spectacular ensuites to main Floor family rooms you'll find many extras that are included. Unique character is evident in all the designs including the Garden Collection which backs onto a rising terraced hillside. Like a romantic era gone by these homes boast of living well. living well within our means. It's great to say YE$ we can. LIZA homes is one of Canada's more innovative builders who looks beyond the bricks and mortar to the very heart of the buyer and their needs of today. An opportunity to afford to own a piece of their Canada. Drop in to see Sue Cardinal and find how YE$ can work for you. Sales office is located on Waverly Road at Baseline, open 2pm to 7pm Mon. to Thurs., Noon to 6pm Sat. & Sun. Call 697-2112 or 148004363-6338. 6, - - - �. PAGE 2 OSHAWA TENS WEEIVAJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, SapL 10 - t 7,193300 HOtIM SapL 11 -16,19!3 NUSY, y' Halminen Homes is making it near impossible for first-time purchasers to put off buying a new home. At its new Fieldstone community in Courtice. Halminen is currently offering a choice of three bonus packages, each valued at 510,000. And that's for homes starting from just 5119.990. In addition to the limited -time bonus offer. this well-known cast -ender builder is sweetening the pot even further with an upgrade package worth up to S9,000 on selected models. That upgrade package includes 35 -oz. broadloom in the main living areas, quarry file in the foyer and power room, a fireplace in models with a finished family room, and five major appliances (fridge, stove, dishwasher. washer and dryer). But back to those three bonus packages for a moment: - 5.75% financing for the first three years and the current capped rate for the last two years for up to 95% of the purchase price, or, - A credit of $10,000 towards upgrades. (Ask the sales staff for full details), or: • A $10.000 cash -back offer. The purchaser puts down 55,000 and the builder matches it with 510.000 for a total down payment of 515,000. Fieldstone, currently in its first phase, features a good array of fully detached and link homes, as well as a brand new release of Halminen's classic carriage homes. A unique collection of just 24 freehold townhomes are now available, with a typical model offering S 1,352 square feet of total living space from just 5119,990. G.S.T. included - which at today's rates carries from only $676/month P. dt 1. But the one feature that really gives these townhomes so much curb appeal are their spectacular stone facades, which lend a rich, traditional look to the streetscape. The smallest home at Fieldstone is the 1,035 sq. h- Wynfield, priced from 5132,990, while the largest is the 1,934 sq. ft. Fieldcrest, priced from $176,990 (again, all prices include G,S T-). Under. the builder's financing bonus its possible to purchase a new home for as little as $6.649 down and S749 a month (excluding taxes). Closings are scheduled to begin this fall. The quality begins with the exteriors. The comes are clad in clay brick (the Real McCoy by Canada Brick) and vinyl siding (where Tin from l ysid is professionally landscaped and the "sides and rear fully sodded. An interlocivW walkway leads up to the front door. All homes feature 30 -year Euro -style shargles: Some models have sidelight windows and door'imens. Anwag lbe standard interior appointments are oak spiadks and railing on the main staircase, aeries S00 -doors and Colonial trim, oak c"m the -Aitchen and and bathroom, and ievet taps. One of the - most popular models is the F'seidcreW available as a 1,749 sq. ft. three- bedEoettd priced from $17Z990 or as a 1,934 sq. N(c*r-bedroom priced from $176,900. ABs both versions there's a main floor laundry vAth access to the garage. The living/dining room stretches 20 ft. in length and the kitchen adjoins an airy breakfast room. When completed, Fieldstone will include a community park and new public school. The site is located south of Hwy. 2. The sales office is located close by on the southeast comer of Trulls Rei and Hwy+. 2. To visit it exit 6 "1". ,qft kiir "I Hwy. 401 at Courtice Rd. (just past Oshawa) tj and go north. Turn west on Bloor St., then north on Trulls Rd. and watch for the signs. Office hours are 1 to R p.m. weekdays (noon to 5 p.m. Fridays) and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays (closed Saturdays). Call (416) 404- Singles on 45' Lots So - It's just the two of you again. The kids have grown and now It's time to rekindle those dreams of owning a beautiful home in a magnificent setting. City Homes can fuHNI your dreams now at Uncoln Green, their newest offering on the outskirts of Oshawa. There you will find a selection of bungalow and two storey designs featuring custom layouts to fa 1 ... and empty nesters alike. Nestled in an exclusive, private and lush ravine, these attraetfve homes are only a short walk to shopping, transportation, schools and golf course. Why not wwoke your dreams a reaMty a / ■ *^� PRE -OPENING VIEWING OF OUR MODELS - & PLANS Tsko 401 to Harmony Road North to usedcr turn left and watch for City Mmme signs. K Ar MWOMMIMI'M 4 �16590° CITY H�Fi Etcolnsiv* Macke" by Ann. Wtardevalca, NRS RtaRy One Inc. LINCOLN GREEN Sales Offk;e Hous: Malloy to Thursday 1 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday & Sunday Noon to 5:30 P.M. 436-1800 THIS MAEMAJAX NEWS ADVERnSER, SOL lj0- 17, 19affiEST HODS. Sp1.11 -1,1990 PAGE 3 Tormina's famous quality and luxury has never been this AFFORDABLE. Come on out thisweekend and see one of the BEST BUILDERS in the business in two of Whitby's greatest new home communities. BUNGALOWS ALSO AVAILABLE MODELS 111104 - THURS 2 - 7 PM R9DA r CLOSED 347BSUN '2-5PM {-8184 .- r%r �Lj .tY. } i s �7� f H THE CRAIGMONT 2082 SO FT r a HOMES IN THE CLASSIC TRADITION 'll T rviUDELS 81■C of :'E++� ■I;M'iM a� • Solis L*Fol +G'.'. A■[; < yN• f0' l,M,r1 TNUF+S: 1JPM F;'0AI CLOM . ti .. SA' k '.UN SRS/ jt. a^�:r,. 686-3 ��!' `'mss=- :,�•. - � ? . �,.' , by -00,- CA,,, ELEVATION 1 S - vM. i Aojj,►Mp oC �wr 1 Hwy 461 111104 - THURS 2 - 7 PM R9DA r CLOSED 347BSUN '2-5PM {-8184 .- r%r �Lj .tY. } i s �7� f H THE CRAIGMONT 2082 SO FT r a HOMES IN THE CLASSIC TRADITION 'll T rviUDELS 81■C of :'E++� ■I;M'iM a� • Solis L*Fol +G'.'. A■[; < yN• f0' l,M,r1 TNUF+S: 1JPM F;'0AI CLOM . ti .. SA' k '.UN SRS/ jt. a^�:r,. 686-3 ��!' `'mss=- :,�•. - � ? . �,.' , by -00,- CA,,, ELEVATION 1 PAGE 4.08HAVIA THS WE BriA JAX NM ADVERIN A, Sept 10 -17,1903SM MOILS, sp1.11 -14.1!!1 11 . 4 . $ V s N i , mew Hozneaand Iiteriora. Honestv makes a difference at Tormina Homes Now is a great time to buy a new house and Tormina Homes has three great locations with some fantastic deals to be had. "We are offering excellent deals on inventory homes," says Tony Lucchese. "These are homes loaded with features which are selling below our cost." If Lucchese says Tormina Homes are offering great deals, you can believe it. Tormina Homes has built its reputation on honesty. The builders are on site everyday and meet with purchasers personally. "We don't cut corners," says Lucchese. "We listen to the purchas- er and give them the best house we can — the house they want." For 16 years in Durham Region and with over 30 years experience in the home-building industry, Tormina Homes has been providing quality homes to people in the area. "We came here with one idea to build great homes.- Lucchese says. "We saw there was a lot of room for us to build a solid, quality product at a reasonable price. That is what we did.- V1'hether it is a Kelloryn Meadows or Ravenscroft in Whitby or Tormina Homes' Pickering loca- tion, Lucchese's commitment to building great homes is uncompro- mising. "You have to make sure people get a product they will be pleased with for years to come," he says. "We work hard to make of that." Both at the Whitby and Pickering sites. Tormina Homes' houses fea- ture the same attention to detail and quality. The homes are bright and well planned. Take the Balmoral, for example. This beautiful 1 1/2 -storey home features large, bright rooms that more space than you would have thought looking from the outside. The main floor features large liv- ing and dining rooms, an eat -in kitchen that must be seen and a fam- ily room with a fireplace. Also on the main floor is the mas- ter bedroom, with private en suite bath and walk-in closet. Upstairs, two additional bed-. rooms offer privacy to other mem- bers of the family. Where Tormina Homes excels is in the planning of each home. The basement has already been divided and is ready for finishing at a later time. This is a bonus to the do-it- yourselfer, who will be able to save considerable time in finishing this area. If you are looking for a bungalow, consider Tormina Homes' Yorkshire. This home offers 1,760 square feet of living space, a two -car garage, main -floor laundry room, a large family room and an equally large kitchen and dinette. The attention to detail doesn't stop inside the house. Tormina Homes are all -brick construction and use only top quality materials. Lucchese wouldn't have it any other way. "People are looking for value and they know where they can find it." he says. "Once they see the features of a Tormina Home, they will know they are getting great value. - The builder is also very flexible. If it is structurally possible to accommodate changes, Tormina Homes is only too happy to look after the purchasers needs and wish - In fact. each purchaser meets wrtn the builder to discuss these needs and changes. if necessary. Lucchese says, smiling. "most of the time there aren't any." That is due to the carefully planning Tormina brings to its homes. "We work hard to give people the home they want." he says. "We also try to plan our homes with the pur- chaser in mind. In that way. we briny* the features we think people will appreciate to each home." That careful attention to the cus- tomer's needs has resulted in a pop- ularity with the people of Durham Res -non. "In referral and repeat business. we are No. I.- Lucchese says. nroudly. "We work very hard to FINISH make sure of that." Kelloryn Meadows is located off Garden St., just south of Taunton Rd. Ravenscroft is located off Garrard Rd., just south of Taunton Rd. The Pickering community is located north of Finch Ave., west of Valleyfarm. For information on Tormina Humes contact Vita Lucchese at 686-3071, Nora Stewart at 427-8194 or the Pickering sales office at 837- 1546. Sales office hours are from 2 to 7 p.m. from Monday to Thursday and frorn noon to 5 p.m. of weekends. The sales office is closed on Fridays. Appointments to view model homes can be arranged at other times. AY Have it your way in every way. Come see our newest release - our line of specially designed homes on 40 foot lots, up to 2250 sq. ft Spectacular designs, three and four bedrooms, a greenhouse kitchens, master ensuites with step up oval tubs, and curved staircases. Homes on 40 foot lots up to 2250 sq. ft. from �l I� And the best feature of all is the value packed upgrade spending spree. Buy now and you can Finish Your Home Your Way with $10,000 HOURS: Mon. -Thurs. l pm - 8pm, Sat. & Sun. l l am - 6pm Rainbow Kdi`/y/fie �r THE BEST DEAL DEAL IN THE $T. MODEL SHOWN THE ROSEWOOD $164,990 PRICIS AND SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE 1-800-265-0153 or 697-2000 to spend on any upgrade .Olt .' A 4A" combination you wish. ., Broadloom, ceramics, ? cabinets, central air, _ _ . w. : ' _•� appliances etc. Visit our r decorated model today ��=1�� , r-1=1= � and see how you can ��= 1- have it your way. HOURS: Mon. -Thurs. l pm - 8pm, Sat. & Sun. l l am - 6pm Rainbow Kdi`/y/fie �r THE BEST DEAL DEAL IN THE $T. MODEL SHOWN THE ROSEWOOD $164,990 PRICIS AND SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE 1-800-265-0153 or 697-2000 BOWM NVILLE Q a 3 ca.asow.rrt�* Q r OSHAV A THrS WE MAJAX NEWS AVVERTISER, 8rp.1Q-1 1,1 "WEST HOMES, SpL 11.10,19WA OE 6- 'D4 I ILTiYJF ii W1 PPLE PPLE LOSSO44YLOSSO x; X _ ;.gam ,. E � �✓�' .t K, sl z 1 Vol •�",ate � � - . .. o I .. P 0 YOU ALWAYS PIC[ A wINMER WHEN YOU PIC[`SCOICKEDANZ. VISIT THIS WEEKEND AND TAKE UrANTA6E OF JVIC1 SAYIMi3 ON 9 REMAINING MODELS. FROM 4W Schickedanz Bros. Limited `'Quality builders since 1951' � =, IU&I IIK[S, TOMS fM CONOMM SUBW To CIMW WITHM NonM [A O.L UMITN. MON - THURS:1 - 8 PM FRI: CLOSED SAT 3SUN: 12-6I'M 623-1713 wwm OWWA ww Sdo 0 ate. �- X31 i ..». ♦ i a, MFI'l A _.t"..e •I��r �••..y�♦.ttt...i..s. 993 pAGE 6 OSHAW ►nes WEEVj NAlt NEW ADVER1ISER, sent- to - t7,1�Tew Honesteast sad Iaterlors ) Marshall Homes give: Today's homebuyers appreciate individuality in house designs and the personal touch that a builder brings to each home. Marshall Homes excels on both accounts. "We try to accommodate people's wishes and requirements for their homes." says Craig Marshall. "People come in with very specific ideas as to what they want to see in their homes. They know what they want and we try to give it to them." Marshall Homes' development. bordering on North America's largest urban park in Pickering. has the home that is right for you — whether you are looking for an estate home or for a more modest home in a great location. Talltrees features custom-built homes on 72- to 98 -foot lots, the lat- ter bordering on the Rouge River val- ley. The distinctive nature of Talltrees is based on its varying types of architecture and home styles. Frank DiGiuseppe. at Viljoen Architects. has created some wonder- ful home designs. But. Marshall stresses. the home purchaser still has the final say as to what the home will look like - ..We are open to changes." Marshall explains. "For the most part. we are dealing with last -time home buyers (in Talltrees) and the,, know what they want in a home without compromises. We understand that and we'll move walls, etc. to build them the home they want." He continues. "People are holding on to their homes longer and it is important to offer them a home where they will be comfortable for a long time." The outside of the homes are under strict architectural control to ensure a attractive and elegant streetscape. Brick, stone, vinyl, alu- minum and other unique materials ensure the individual look of each home. Inside the house, the homeowner has strict control. Custom designed kitchen feature cabinets in a wide selection of styles. Ceramic, oak and brass contribute to the elegance of the home. Houses like the ones in Talltrees have sold for over $1 million, but are now competitively priced and selling well, according to Marshall. "Talltrees is truly unique in the sense that you get the advantages and benefits of estate subdivisions with all the conveniences the city has to offer," says Marshall. "You are with- in a short walking distance of the beautiful Rouge River valley, the largest urban park in North America, and a short distance from a conve- nient store." The homes of Talltrees start at $339,900. The Grove carries on the distinc- tive home designs found at Talltrees, but on a smaller scale on 50 -foot lots, including cul-de-sac locations, in an existing neighborhood in one of the best locations in Pickering. The Grove features single-family homes nestled among a established community of single-family homes off Twyn Rivers Dr.. just west of Altona Rd.Homes at The Grove start at $2119.900. Although the exterior of each home is strictly controlled to provide an elegant streetscape, houses at The Grove feature items that can only be found in homes priced much higher. Custom-designed kitchen cabinets. lever faucets in bathrooms. 35 -ounce broadloom• oak railings and polished brass interior door knobs and heat registers are just a few of the elegant touches that can he found in these homes. But the homes at The Grove also 3 it the personal touch have the quality features that the homeowner will appreciate long after the builder liras gone. Screwing down floors and laying ceramic on concrete are just some of the details Marshall Homes offers home purchasers. "We throw in things that aren't included in our feature sheets." says Marshall. "We try to build a house so that we don't have to come back and service it later." That reputation is something that Marshall Homes is proud to build on. "%Nle give all our homes the per- sonal touch," says Marshall. "I try to see all the purchasers personally. It is tough sometimes. but it is something that I feel I must do. - Some of the other details that are not on Marshall Homes' feature sheets include allowing the home buyer to meet with the electrician on site and the fact that the showroom samples are at the sales office. Hundreds of color choices are avail- able for examination and the decor centre is right there for the purchaser to see. "Every home can be customized to suit people's lifestyles," says Marshall. "The product you are buy- ing depends on the features of the home. We try to give people the home they want." For more information on Marshall Homes — Talltrees and The Grove— call call (416) 509-3350. Marshall or sales representative Tina Mason will be happy to talk to you about what Marshall Homes has to offer. To get to the sales office, take Altona Rd. to Twyn Rivers Dr. and turn west. The sales office is open Monday to Thursday from 1 to 8 p.m. and from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends and holidays. The edge of the Rouge. $219,90Q and up. Dear friend% and nett;hbours, - t wanted you to be among the first to know there have been changes. The spectacular and distinctive estate homes of 1allTrees are now + offered at considerably revised prices. All who have seen the land, without exception, are moved by the beauty of the ravines and the wcx)dlands that crest the Twti•n Rivers of the Rouge. Today. the wildflowers have exploded in the forest, the river is rushing and the world is joyous with birdsong. This is the kind of land that we all i 0, long to own. •' T L REES 1\I,l a,A 1)\ ;W Ri '.,.I The homes are unparalleled anywhere in the country. Designed by Viljoen tx Associates, Architects, to feel like the grand homes of established heritage Ontario, and built by Marshall Homes with respectful attention to every detail, these are million -dollar homes that are priced now from $339,900. and up. You owe it to yourself to come and review the new prices and the new plans. Tucked into the other side of TallTrees, and linked by a wooded walk, is the quiet pocket of homes called The Grove. Y . T The Maplewood • 2,024 sq. ft. Easy family living for $219,900. Like the classic buildings of early Ontario, this is a home that breathes with easy comfort the windows are deep and low. quointed to delineate handsome textures APO give a substantial lace upon the world Inside, a world 0111104+ presented gracefully try an atchuect who w4mr?" T pnvate sde as well as our UKlal side. vavxaa:' . -r7Al _ I r t The Brougham a On a 72' lot, from $339,900. Remm cnt of the .Las— French `tanot the portal. centred and double knoed is drannaticalhi heightened by a window arched into a fanlight bdi and nghtr windtwws tmished with kevstone and lintel details. usually reserved fol howirs paced muchr much higher Ile root is ueeply pitched. The garages extend the gtand facade A togethn. giving a dominant face on the street. and promising wonderful space, inside You'll want to live here /j - • VROVE �� AT TILLTREES While many families have settled here, there are some twenty fine building sites waiting to be claimed. These are traditional family homes, generous spaces, beautifully built. And now, the homes in The Grove can be had from $219,900. and up. Considering the many great advantages of the Rouge Valley location, you can safely say that this is the best value for compar- able homes in all of Toronto Fast. The price is new. The archi- tecture is superlative. But the land Is just as it always was. Green, lush and lovely. The Rouge Valley at your garden gate will be forever woodlands. Some things have changed. But the value and the unique qualities of the land are here forever. As builder, I am firmly committed to the community. I live here with my wife and daughter and son. We invite you to come and look again. Sincerely, Craig Marshall. l ide tie Meadowvak mute, o f f dar 401, Iradi f - rite zoo. East on Sheppard, din caRfdly (oris kfl an I wyrt Rivers. The mad winds down, down to di rive► in the talky of de Rouge, over bri kes, past quiet rtreff f Shing, old forest rising over au. You woo 7 get bat inn the woods. You only wish you wound. - ,w,.,.t s _VLs = s Then up, up the valley droygh de woods to Talltrees. A village on the Rouge. A small village, self-contained, quite perfect, honing up against di permanent wilds and woodlands of de Range. You'll feel that you've arrived. %dies office Hours: Monday - Thursday 1pn R� m, Weekends & Holidays I 1 am - 6 pm Telephone (416) 509-3350 OSHAWA THIS WEEVJAJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, Srpt.10-17,1fl'Ci0M HOMES, Spt.11 -14 IM PAGE 7 New Hoazes aad 313mtcw1cwt ,Aspen Spr3Ln • se More than Careful planning has turned a dream into a real- ity. When the Kaitlin Group introduced its Bowmanville community of Aspen Springs two years ago, the builder announced its plans for the development. The community would eventually house approximately 10,000 people, a shopping centre, a park, a recreation complex and be the eventual site for the proposed GO Transit station in the area. All this was announced in the middle of a recession which included the worst housing slump in the latter half of this this century. Now, two years and 2(N) satisfied families later. we can see that the enthusiasm with which the plans for the community were announced has been surpassed by the popularity of Aspen Springs. "We really planned the community carefully," says Kaitlin Group's vice president Gary Daniell. "The house designs. construction techniques and service are second to none." The popularity of Aspen Springs is largely due to those two factors. There are 26 different styles of homes to choose from and they start at a extremely affordable $99,990. Large detached homes providing 2,901 - square -feet of living space on 50 -foot lots• homes on detached 40 -foot lots, link homes on 30 -foot lots, bungalow designs and recently released freehold townhomes offer purchasers a variety of options. Regardless of the size of the home however, the Kaitlin Group has taken great care and paid close attention to detail and incorporated the thoughtful designs into all home styles. Even the townhomes feature attractive arched windows, decorative brickwork, varying rooflines and recessed styling that makes for a pleasant streetscape. "There are a good range of home styles, whether you are a first-time buyer or looking to move up to a larger home." says Kaitlin Group president Bill Daniell. Over 200 families already call Aspen Springs home and the second phase of the project is now underway. But houses are just part of the develop- ment, Bill Daniell explains. **We really are building a community here." he said. "We have carefully planned house designs that blend into and complement the whole. schools, parks and recreational facilities as well as shopping plazas and commercial facilities." Canadian Tire has already moved in and a Loblaws store is expected soon. Land has also be allocated for a proposed GO train station. Then there is Kaitlin's after-sales service. When you plan a community the size of Aspen Springs, the careful planning doesn't stop once construc- tion starts. Kaitlin stresses the importance of each resident and, with that in mind, the developer has estab- lished an efficient after-sales service department that keeps information on each and every home sold in the community. One of the unique designs of Aspen Springs is the Aspen Glen, an all -brick 2,225-sq.ft., four- bedroom home specifically designed for a corner lot. Entering'the foyer of this uniquely -designed two-storey home, one is flanked by a spacious 10'8"X17' living room on one side and the large 11'6"X11' dining room on the other. Across the hall from the dining room is a func- tional 10'8"X 10'6" kitchen featuring crafted cabi- nets, double stainless-steel sink, roughed in dish- washer space and optional pantry. Getting the day started will be a pleasure in the 9'2"X 1 I' breakfast area, with sliding door access to the yard. Relaxing and quality family time can be enjoyed in the 16'X 11'6" family room, which features a fire place. The main floor also includes a two-piece pow- der room and a laundry room with access to the outside, basement and optional access to the dou- ble -car garage. The upper floor continues the unique design features of the main floor. The master bedroom measures 16'2"X12' and has a large walk-in closet and a four -piece en suite bathroom. The other bedrooms have dimensions of 1 1' 10"X 1 1 '4". 1 1 'X 1 1' and 1 1 '4"X 10'6". The upper floor is completed by a three-piece bath- room and a linen closet. just homes "The fact that we are the developers as well as the builders has contributed greatly to the popular- ity of Aspen Springs," says Gary Daniell. "We planned the community carefully to Ensure people would have a great place to live, play and shop." Aspen Springs is located on 500 acres on regional road 57, between Hwy. 2 and Hwy. 401. To visit Aspen Springs and see one of the decorat- ed model homes, exit Hwy. 401 at Waverly Rd., proceed north to Martin Rd. and watch for the Aspen Springs signs. For more information on Aspen Springs, call 623-7027 or 427-8605. LOOKING FOR YOUR... DillF A M HOME KASSINGER WILL BUILD IT We'll build 'your dream home on our spacious lots in Highland Gardens in the countryside of Courtice. Kassinger has been the leader in custom homes for nearly forty years. Visit us this weekend for details. AF Of x Fa"* DKWIW !bane =r Spladan cont Lots OnAAI E1svtIM>aotrsc CW calown" WiMdortrol. Tabor Aftds to Your Lie r -- Z*:7i x DuAdw Fb w wh ig at 7% Cbm to SdKWAB, Sho�, 401 Exch 10 Ylltwr Warrantyf or choose from our current inventory, ready to move in from... � • �,� 4t 900 Gardens . IN COURTWE Please pfd* ON Seles ofte 4 GewW RRWnakk 't7eTi e. all FM 10 hwksolve Exclusive Arnmrhs ;t ^ I — AN ta Mstow & Raining The Weekwid Ram /0 -28 R%W 6 0MAWA THIS WEEIUAJAX IES ADVERTISER, SSpt.10-17,19USEST HOMES, S.pt-11 -16, IM Look all you like in Durham, there's no finer community than Aspen Springs, the complete master planned, family community. Already over 200 families call Aspen Springs home and no wonder - great home designs, lots of selection and fantastic prices add up to best value for miles around. `BOWMANVILLE Z, Oa2� � ...moi' 1 1 The Kaitiin Group Ltd. caGST INCLUDED ft MONDAY - TBUNSOAY 1 Mw - n FRIDAY t1OSED NEMNDS t HOLIDAYS I IM - 6M1 623-7027 or 427-8605 ft=T�Ye MiyAiwy 101 b ft.'s Im ""Maw Ra nw, MW NN" pit pa naw Of rr IOt ab we ads ask* Y MS. Amery on VW I c 1wn. z PIpcERNG AAX rNarar WA c iCE w MODE i = Y _ s ■ �, Y 3 w I MMy. MI OInMb *Includes $5000 free builder's grant ** Linked below grade N OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, Sept. 10 -17, IMAIM HOMES, S*pL 11-18, IM PACE, Don't settle for anything less than the best. At Aspen Springs y ,g P you can own a big single family home for the pace of a townhome, loaded with great features like a family room & fireplace, 3 washrooms, full master ensuite, walk-in closet, 5 appliances and so much more. , FREE A. w UILDEWS RANT OWMANVILLE �SPEN IMMEDIATE AND SUMMER'94 CLOSINGS AVAILABLE Townhomes from $99,990' Singles" from $116,990' 40' Detached from $134,990' Nobody comes close to Aspen' Springs in location, home design or home value. See for yourself. Tour the beautiful model homes, talk to the neighbours, learn about tlin's 24 hour total service commitment - we guarantee you'll be very impressed! 1►(IIIII ' ' D 1 PAGE 10 06HAWA THB WEB(/AJAX NEWS ADVEATW^ Spt 10-17,1li1SM M011M SpL 11.IS, IM 1�Tew Homes aaad Iaterlos Makehoe"buying •• the mdreama realitBuying a new home can be an exci . exciting and th f - rewarding process. Before signing on the dotted line, however, you should do some research. This means contacting the local home builders' associa- tion for the names of builders in the Durham Region and surrounding area. It also means visiting open houses and model homes with your list of must -haves versus nice -to - haves in hand, always balancing you needs and desires with your financial resources. Once you - have decided on a builder and home style, you must then decide on the features that will ultimate- ly result in your own unique home. That is why it is so important you select a pro- fessional builder, one who will help to make the entire process, from first offer to celebrating your first anniversary in your new home, run as smooth- ly and trouble-free as possible. Your and your pro- fessional builder will share a very important goal — making sure you will enjoy your new home long after you receive the keys to the front door. Constructing a house is a complex process that demands expert planning, knowledge of municipal bylaws and regulations, careful scheduling and skilled co-ordination by an experienced builder. A typical house contains more than 3.000 parts, all of which must be assembled carefully and in sequence. It takes approximately 30 different sub - trades to carry out this work, from framers to roofers to finishing carpenters, all of whom must arrive at the building site in the right order at the right time. In fact. there are 109 workers involved in the construction of a new single-family home. The professional home builder stands at the cen- tre of this process as the driving force in getting together materials. labor and information, guiding the project through a schedule and packaging everything into an attractive quality product that will provide you, the home owner, with years of comfort and pleasure. Establishing a good working relationship with your builder at the outset will help both of you throughout the construction process. Find out who your ongoing contact will be. Your builder may have a representative such as a salesperson who is responsible for customer relations and who will be available for consultation during the actual con- ,struction of your home. If desired, your builder can provide you with information about financing your new home. Some builders arrange mortgages in order to facilitate the sale and make the purchasing process as easy as possible. Others can make suitable recommenda- tions to their customers based on long-standing working relationships with one or several lending institutions in the community. A Your builder may also be able to give you useful advice if you have to sell your existing home in order to buy a new home. Most builders have culti- vated a good business relationship with resale bro- akers in the community. Before work can begin, your builder will need a firm offer that includes final specification of all features, options and changes. This requires you to consider your needs and wants carefully in light of the features and options offered by the builder. Most builders offer a number of choices for their standard finishing products, like color of the car- peting and style of kitchen and bathroom tiles. Many builders also have full inventory of optional `items such as upgraded kitchen cupboards and flooring. "Environmentally friendly option packages" are rapidly growing in popularity as more home buyers want to include energy- and water -conserving tech- nology in their new home. Low -flow showerheads and toilets, upgraded heating systems, high-perfor- mance windows, "recycling stations" in the kitchen and backyard composters help to reduce .a^:}r,_t .'...,.�!: ,ir,.�' .•' . ,. � -der` r��.... 'Z; ,., r�!s9.•r�lYe.:.ru..r.-.. ..... .. �. e use o resources and benefit the environment. Don't hesitate to discuss your concerns and questions with your builder who will be able to assist you in making the right decisions for your home. Your builder will keep a record on file of all the selections you make. Nothing is left to chance! THE DREAM TAKES SHAPE During construction of your home, you may be asked to make a few additional decisions, such as placement of electrical outlets. Be sure to give each matter adequate consideration, but don't delay unnecessarily or the schedule for the entire project may be affected. Try to stick to choices you made in the beginning. In many cases, the materials you select are ordered immediately to ensure delivery on time. Before requesting changes during construction, discuss the implications with your builder. Are your new choices readily available? How much time will you lose? How does the change affect the scheduling of sub - trades? Your move -in date? And, finally, what is the cost of the suggested change? If the change is impor- tant to you and you accept the implications, your builder will arrange to make the change. Changes can often be accommodated, since your builder wants you to feel happy with your new home and satisfied with the service you receive. THE FINAL TOUCHES As construction heads into the final stages, it is important to maintain close contact with your builder and be available at short notice to ensure smooth sailing right to the end. Sometimes, decisions have to be made on the spot or, occasionally, unexpected delays might interfere with final closing. Shortly before the final settlement and transfer of ownership of the house, you and your builder will "walk through" the house to conduct a final inspection. Three to five days before closing is best — when construction is substantially complete, but there is still enough time for the builder to remedy any imperfections that may surface. Anything that is not to your satisfaction should be noted for a pre -delivery inspection report. Minor items such as scratches and incomplete paint work will be recti- fied before your moving day. Other items will be corrected after your are settled. AFTER SALES SERVICE Your builder's service and involvement does not stop the day you move into your new home. Professional builders have an established inspec- tion schedule for your first year of occupancy and home owners are encouraged to keep track of minor deficiencies to be repaired during regular house visits. f-allAAWA tur Wee- uv ur.ue. AV A. 10 -17, 19931BEST HOMES, Sept 11 -18,1993 PAGE 11. qw� 7t: CLOSED FRIDAY SAT. & SUN. 12 6 P.M. 31m 9 2 6 9 3T INCLUDED /L t'- � Ire 93 �G �47 L SPRUCE 2. - ELEV. B - $315,900 PW'0108WNA TM tMEEKMdAX NM AVAPTM3k S*pt,10- 17,1"MIEST HOMES, 82Pt.11-1 it 1903 , . New Hoazes aanad Iaterloris - ....... Technology prepares our home for theAs e 1 y future pop a age and their lifestyles change, the home should age and change along with them. Looking to the future means using today's technology to make homes warmer, cozier, safer and easier to live in. Several home improvement pro- jects can make life easier in later years. For example, a main floor bathroom allows people to avoid climbing stairs. Gradual slopes inside and outside, instead of steps, are quick to install and easy to walk or negotiate in later years. A shower with a built-in seat is a boon for anyone who finds difficulty in standing too long or getting in and out of the bath. Many bathroom man- ufacturers offer a wide selection of square. rectangular, circular or cur-, ed shapes with non -slip bottoms. Space saving lips Whether you live in a castle or a Cape Cod, one thing is likely — you are always in need of more space. What can you do when you are out of space' Create more space with a few organizational techniques and some comfortably affordable devices. Space -saving sweater and shoe racks add a lot of utility to small clos- ets. Wire baskets. which can be pur- chased in most hardware and buildine supply stores, can hold everything from scarves to shoes and be stacked to economize space. Outside of the closet, a chest -like blanket box can be a handsome piece Of furniture and. at the same time, cre- ate storage room where none existed before. Shelves are a useful addition to anv room. Space-age shelving is easy to install and takes up little floor area. If you don't have enough cabinets in the kitchen, consider an attractive rolling cart. When you buy a desk for your home office, pay close attention to the drawers. You should have enough room to store everything you will need while working at the desk. In addition, consider a drawer that doubles as a file cabinet. Folding tables and stackable chairs are also ways to save on space. In the kitchen, consider stools which can slide under islands or breakfast counters. Don't forget about the odd -shaped space under the stairs. This is great place to store items on shelves and wheeled carts without losing valuable floor space. Creative thinking goes a log way in space "creation." After determining what you need to store and how to store it, you will be surprised at how much room you really have. Support grips for the sides of shower stalls or bathtubs are also a widely available and easy to install. With decreasing leisure and the pressures of daily routine, people also look forward to indulging in relaxing baths. A bathroom that has the latest technology, insulation and elegantly -designed features makes these baths even more enjoyable. If you really want a treat, install a whirlpool to relax the muscles at the end of each day. These spa baths are just the thing to soak away, aches. pains and stress acquired during the day. Warmth inside the house can be captured in the form of sun rays streaming through picture windows Examine the new energy-saving furnaces and water heaters. Technology has made it possible for people to keep their homes at a com- fortable temperature level, while con- serving energy and saving money in utility bills. As people look toward retirement. a home that is geared to basically evening activity or a busy weekend must change to include more time spent around the house. There is more emphasis on comfort and relax- ation. You will suddenly notice how light varies from room to room and at different times of the day. The view from windows also becomes as important as the place for hobbies or pastimes. Now is the time to convert the space under the stairs to a storage area or add a study, showroom or well -organized hobby area. Outside, a garden shed or greenhouse will keep you happy for hours. Inventors have worked overtime in recent years to make people's retire- ment years easier. You can install a smooth -sliding garage door with automatic door opener and add a variety of labor-saving equipment to any room in the house. But it is important to plan before you retire. A little work now will allow for more time enjoying your home later in life The money and effort you save will be your own. 'Kati►'.:"•"'.4Si''+•�_�'� �y�"y.-.. .,e..lr.�f. •: �� -. «. M�.t�.+M�•aaa•..r.:...,.�.........,. m 0 .41 -.wx „ WM+ A T1 s WEEX/&M Ing ADVEp�. S*ot. t o-17,19"aMT MOlIM s.oc 11 - t t,1 M metyourpoolread'��for ter It 1s that time of the a y ar aga><n. Nights are get- ting colder. Kids are back in school. Autumn is in the air. – For thousands of Durham Region residents who have swimming pools in their backyards, it is also the time to close the pool for another season. But wait! Be careful not to put problems to sleep for the winter. If you close the pool the right way, You will avoid nasty surprises when it is time to open it again next spring. Improper closing techniques can translate into damaged equipment, unsightly stains and serious --algae growth that is expensive and costly to clean up. Here are some basic steps that you can follow to "winterize" your swimming pool and send it into hibernation with a clean bill of health: • Take a final water sample into your professional pool store for analysis. Diplomat Pools has highly sophisticated water -testing software that can detect the presence of metals or other problems that you will want to handle before you close your pool for the season. This water -analysis system will also be able to outline a perfect prescription of winterizing products to match the exact needs of your pool. • Brush the walls of your pool and vacuum it thor- oughly to remove any debris. Clean the skimmer basket and lint trap. Use a special filter cleaner to clean any scaling that is present. Never store a dirty filter. It can cake and harden over the winter, leaving you with a tough clean-up job in the spring. + With the pump and filter running, use the appro- priate products to "shock" your pool. Wait an hour. then add a winter algicide around the pool edges. ♦ Follow your manufacturer's recommendations for draining the pool. ♦ Add special pool winterizing anti -freeze to pipes and equipment — do not put anti -freeze in your chlorinator/brominator. Never add automo- tive anti -freeze to your pool. Not only is it toxic to people, but it could also severely damage pool equipment. ♦ Cover your pool to protect it from winter winds, leaves, dirt and debris. Smart pool owners realize that a little invest- ment in time and money in the fall can help prevent many problems in the spring. Do yourself a favor and winterize your pool right. When the flowers begin to bloom, you will thank yourself. For more information on winterizing your pool, contact Diplomat Pools. 635 Kingston Rd. in Pickering. The store carries a complete line of pool and spa maintenance supplies and specialty prod- ucts. CEDARBn1O,1%1`"%WE In CaMice Iwo all lug", 1% MR a FO -1 }-UEF—IC��i�Jll=d 1n Cl-, I ri- -i I F -�I L-� Ttk Baldwin 'B' . 1.337 ,q, h tromi 5164.wi lit �� y I'I_J7 j 7 � .y �4& �, L i � �.f LSCS .� •' -_ w MRA JAw i � �.f LSCS .� •' -_ w MRA .t OSHAWA THIS WEEVJAJAX NEMS ADVERTDER, sept 10.17,19lMWW HOMES, seq. nt - ti, IM PAGE If - 'l�Teov Hos:aes sad >aiteriors ; Kitchen est n chanaes wthe times Home life, as we know it, is a far cry from what went on at the Cleaver residence, the Cunningham household or even at the even at the home of the Brady bunch. In the past 40 years, family life and lifestyles have undergone great change and no room in the house exemplifies that change better than the kitchen. The walls have come down and more appliances have come in. What is cooking, when it's cooking and who is cooking it bears little resemblance to the activity that went on in the kitchen two or three gen- erations ago. Yet, despite the great changes in lifestyle and kitchen use, little attention has been paid to the guidelines followed for the design of the busiest room in the home. Recognizing this, the National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA) conducted in-depth research into the kitchen. As a result, today's kitchen planners have a new set of rules to follow in order to meet the needs of 1990s' home buyers. ' The kitchen was not considered part of the social portion of the home." says Donna M. Luzzo, NKBA's director of communications. "Rather, kitchens were planned as a walled-off spaces intend- ed for use by a fulltime homemaker who was the pri- mary, from -scratch cook in the household." Today's working families consist of two working parents, creating a need for shared cooking and clean-up responsibilities. The walled-off space of the past has opened into other rooms and families are gathering in the kitchen to socialize and carry on activities other than cooking. These changes in family life make an impact on how a kitchen needs to be arranged, according to Luzzo. "'Microwave ovens, dishwashers and side-by-side refrigerators are commonly found in kitchens," she Getting the most from your kitchen Humans spend roughly one third of their lives sleeping. But how much time do you spend in the kitchen? Considering the kitchen is often the central gathering room in the house, it is worthwhile to make it both a practical and pleasant environ- ment. Here are a few tips: ■ Good lighting is not only a convenience, it prevents accidents during food preparation. ■ Store items close to where you will be using them — pots and pans should be near the stove, while coffee, tea and sugar should be close to the counter. ■ Hanging pots of herbs, bunches of garlic or onions and one of two plants add ambiance to the kitchen. ■ A row of your favorite coffee cups, or other favorite items, pew the space. Small kitchens are not always a disadvantage, they just require a little more planning. Shelving provides storage without robbing the kitchen of space and door -mounted racks inside cabinets provide even more storage. Under -cabinet -mounted coffee makers and wall -mounted microwave ovens are other space - saving options. With a small kitchen, it is impor- tant that each item pays for its own space. The color scheme of your kitchen can also make a big difference — bright colors make a kitchen look larger. Kitchen furniture should be functional and versatile — tables and chairs that fold can be space savers. says. "Our research has also found that nearly 800 utensils and food items are kept in the kitchen. That is 400 items more than 40 years ago." What does that mean? Not only does the kitchen need to be a more com- fortable setting in which today's on -the -go families gather, unwind and work together, but more cabinets and storage space are needed. The NKBA has established a list of 31 "rules' for bra :r. The Brookaa r ekvaron B 1.324 - 2.048 sq. jt. planning functional, and safe, kitchens. Whether remodeling on your own or working with a profes- sional kitchen planner, these rules are meant to be used as guidelines that will ensure a functional kitchen plan that will serves the needs of your fami- ly. The "rules" include tips on space usage, cabinet planning and placement and the placement of appli- ances. 1'N1 tz1. I , MORTGAGE FOR THREE YEARS GUARANTEED! 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