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GO THE EXTRA WARD
SALE: You're invited to go
the extra vard in support of the
United Way at a garage sale
sponsored by the Social
Development Council of Ajax -
Dickering. It will be held Sat-
urday, Oct. 30 from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m. at 134 Commercial Ave.,
one block cast of Harwood
Ave. between Station and Hunt
Sts. There will be an indoor
yard sale and baked goods
table. Hot dogs will be sold.
For more information, call
686-2661.
Vacation
sensations
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Durham's sex assault centre
forced to turn away clients
By JOAN* RANSBERRY
Durham Staff
DURHAM - Durham's
Sexual Assault Care Centre
(SACC) can't keep up with
the number of people appeal-
ing for help, an official
reports.
Shirley Burnett, SACC
assistant co-ordinator, says the
Whitby -based centre is not
able to give immediate help to
everyone who calls or turns
up at the door.
"We're turning away about
six (clients) a week," says Ms.
Burnett. "We are only able to
help those whose assaults
have taken place recently. The
others have to wait." Most of
the others are incest survivors.
Last year the SACC helped
142 victims of sexual assault.
The centre's three counsel-
lors and 14 volunteers are fac-
ing a sobering reality. Date
rape is on the rise. in Durham,
violence is becoming even
more prevalent in cases of
sexual assault and one in
every three females and one in
every six males will be sexu-
ally assaulted in their lifetime.
Perhaps a more sobering
fact is that only one in 10 sex-
ual assaults is reported. Ms.
Burnett points out, however,
sexual assault is losing its
stigma. More and more vic-
tims are coming forward. "We
are seeing a dramatic increase.
It's because now it's being
reported."
Ms. Burnett points out that
while the centre works with
the police in combating this
serious problem, victims do
not have to talk to the police.
The sexual assault centre,
affiliated with Whitby Gener-
al Hospital (WGH), provides
24-hour emergency medical
service to sexual assault vic-
tims in all of Durham.
Elizabeth Barton, WGH
administrator, says the hospi-
tal is "very proud" of the work
being provided by SACC. "Its
presence in the community
gives assurances to those who
are victims of sexual assault
and to those who need a
refuge that is not intimidating
nor institutional."
Marc Kealey, WGH's
director of planning, says the
hospital provides "a vital
link" to the community when
faced with the "terrible inci-
dence" of sexual assault.
WGH officials recognize
"the incidence of sexual
assault and violence against
women is on the increase" in
Minivan `key
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to locating
missing woman
By LINDA WHITE
Staff Reporter
AJAX - The torture con-
tinues for the parents of
Charlene Lynn Gemottine,
whose fear that "someone
else was involved" in the
Ajax woman's disappearance
grows with each passing day.
"You wouldn't like what
I'm guessing at," Albert
Gemottine admitted at a press
conference at Durham
Regional Police's Pickering
division yesterday.
If she's being held against
her will, "We'll do anything
they want," he pleaded. "Just
let her phone to say, `Dad,
I'm all right'"
Police believe the key to
funding Miss Gemottine is the
minivan she was driving
See SEARCH -.Page A3
communities across the county, says
Mr. Kealey.
Sexual assault is defined as "any
form of sexual activity forced upon
one person by another without his or
her consent. It can range from
"touching or fondling" to actual
"rape", explains Ms. Bumett. Rape
is a term that describes "forced sex-
ual intercourse only," she adds.
Date or acquaintance rape are
See DATE ... Page A7
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Let's get rolling
Helping the needy can be a tiring job as Jenny McWha recently dis-
covered. She attends Pickering Daycare, which took wagonloads of
food to Bay Ridges IGA, which then took d to St. Paul's on the Hid
Anglican Church for Thanksgiving distribution. Ron Pietroniro
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. OCTOBER 15, 1993 -PAGE 3
DW dies In fire
PICKERING - A Picker-
ing family lost its pet
Wednesday after a fine broke
out in the kitchen of a Faylee
Cres. home.
A malfunctioning coffee
maker is believed to have
started the blaze, which
caused an estimated $50,000
in damages.
A dog that was upstairs in
the house suffocated due to
smoke inhalation, says Cap-
tain Ron Morgan of the Pick-
ering Fire Department.
Dr. Lilian Katz, M.D.
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Charlene Gemottine
Diane Gemottine
Albert Gemottine
Mom and daughter'best friends'
Search continues
for missing woman
FROM PAGE 1
when she left her Makin Cres.
home on Sunday, Oct. 3 around
2:30 p.m. to go shopping in Scar-
borough.
The maroon 1988 Plymouth
Voyageur — licence 830 PRY —
has tinted windows, is missing its
front licence plate, and has a bro-
ken left back-up light. Police are
asking you to look for it in under-
ground parking garages,
laneways, even deserted cottage
country roads.
Though Miss Gemottine left a
detailed account of where she
was going, Detective Steve Illing
says there's "no evidence to sug-
gest she made it to any of her
destinations." A report that an
employee at Warden Woods Mall
saw Miss Gemottine the day she
disappeared hasn't been con-
firmed.
Police say Miss Gemottine
hasn't used any of the bank
accounts she has access to and
maintain there's "no evidence to
suggest foul play." They have
been searching rural roads and
abandoned buildings in Durham
and have alerted police across
North America and customs offi-
cials at all border crossings of her
disappearance.
Police have received "dozens"
of phone calls of possible sight-
ings of both Miss Gemottine and
the minivan and are treating each
one "as seriously as the next."
According to Mr. Gemottine,
it's "totally out of character" for
Obituaries
DOBLE, Ravmond T. - At
the Centenary Health Centre,
Scarborough, on Thursday, Oct.
14, 1993. Raymond T. Doble, in
his 83rd year. Beloved husband
of Ruth Rennie. Loving father of
Richard of Kingston, Ron and
his wife Joanne of Uxbridge,
and Roger and his wife Sandy of
West Hill. Loving grandfather
of Jeffrey, Christopher, Briana
and Brooke. Brother of Bruce
and the late Harold. The family
will receive friends at the
McEachnie Funeral Home, 28
Old Kingston Rd, Ajax (Picker-
ing Village), 428-8488, from 2
to 4:30 pm. and 7 to 9 pm. Fri-
day. Funeral service at Pickering
Village United Church, 300
Church St. N., Ajax, on Satur-
day, Oct. 16 at I I a.m. Inter-
ment Sunderland Cemetery. In
lieu of flowers, please send
donations to the charity of your
choice.
HELLAS, Dana Howard -
Peacefully at home on Wednes-
day, Oct. 13, 1993, after a
courageous battle with cancer.
Dana Howard Hellas, in his
42nd year. Beloved husband of
Catherine. Loving father of
Greg and Laurie. Dear son of
the late Joe and Edith. Brother
of Ian, Ina, Terry, Linda and the
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his daughter not to inform him of
her whereabouts. "I don't think a
person ... can automatically change
all habits and way of thinking for
10 days.
"We grew up with our kids.
We're more like brothers and sis-
ters ... Her mother was her best
friend. She tells her mother
everything."
Miss Gemottine is white, 5'1"
and 100 pounds with brown hair
and brown eyes. At the time of
her disappearance, she was wear-
ing purple track pants, a loose
purple sweater, a black leather
jacket and white running shoes.
Anyone with information on
her whereabouts is asked to call
Durham police at 683-9100, ext.
324.
late Cliff. Son-in-law of Bill and
Ruby Shouldice. Brother-in-law
of Janet, Nancy, Bill and Bob.
Lovingly remembered by his
many nieces, nephews, family
and friends. The family will
receive friends at the McEachnie
Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston
Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village),
428-8488, from 2 to 4:30 p.m.
and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday and Sat-
urday. Funeral service at St.
Martin's Anglican Church, 1203
Martin's Dr., Pickering, on Sun-
day, Oct. 17 at 1:30 p.m. Inter-
ment Mt. Pleasant Cemetery,
Campbellford, on Monday, Oct.
18 at 1:30 p.m.
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Crafty workshops
offered local YMCA
AJAX-PICKERING - Anyone
wanting to get a head start making
Christmas decorations may want
to take a workshop being offered
by the Pickering YMCA.
There are two workshops and
the cost for each is $19.26, includ-
ing GST. Materials for each
course will be available from the
instructor and must be paid at the
beginning of the class.
Fabulous Four Season Fans
will be held Thursday, Oct. 21
from 7 to 9 p.m. Lace, ribbons,
silk evergreens and floral accents
will be used to make a pleated
fan. Course materials will cost
S15.
The second workshop is Coun-
try Christmas Fireside Baskets
and it will be held Thursday, Nov.
4 from 7 to 9 p.m. In a large shal-
low basket, participants will
arrange a variety of cones, silk
greenery and berries. Material
costs are S20.
Both workshops will be held at
the Family Resource Centre, 1400
Bayly St., Unit 15A, Pickering,
immediately east of the GO sta-
tion. Call the Pickering Y at 839-
8011 for more information.
It's Oktoberfest time
PICKERING - Oktoberfest will
be celebrated in Pickering this
month with a dance and feast at
the West Shore Community Cen-
tre.
The event will be hosted by the
K.G. Old Severin German Canadi-
an Club of Pickering on Saturday,
Oct. 23. All are invited to polka
down to the community centre
and dance to the music of Fred
Rohrer and the Cornets.
Bratwurst, sauerkraut, potato
salad and other goodies will be
catered by the Delicatessen Cen-
tre, Momingside mall.
Doors will open at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets are SIO per person. For
more information, call Peter at
285-1604 or Herbert at 757-7025.
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Just say yes
The provincial government should just suy 'Nes' to finding curative ways
to fund theRegion's Sexual Assault Cam Centre (SACC).
Assault victims are being turned away at the SACC because staff them
just can't keep up with demand. i'rr
Shirley Burnett, SACC assistant co-ordinator, says the Whitby -based
centro is not able to give immediate help to everyone who calls or turns up at
the door. l �'
"We're turning away about six (clients) a week;' says Ms. Burnett "We `� y
are only able to help those whose assaults have taken place recently. The
others have to wait" Most of the others am incest survivors.
The sexual assault centre, affiliated with Whitby General Hospital, pro- ,
vides 24-hour emergency medical service to sexual assault victims in all of
Durham. Unfortunately, it's a service that's badly needed.
The centm's three counsellors and 14 volunteers are facing a sobering
orality. Date rape is on the rise in Durham, violence is becoming even more
prevalent in cases of sexual assault and one in every. three females and one in
every six males will be sexually assaulted in their lifetime.
Only an estimated one in 10 assaults is reported. but Ms. Burnett points
out sexual assault is losing its stigma that the victim is somehow to blame. BCW lW
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More and more vicums are coming forward. Vl c are seeing a dramatic Go 1 �kjOA 1�
increase. It's because now ifs being rep119I�orted." N6 2 r
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Forty per cent of sexually -assaulted teens have been "date raped" -- or
forced into sexual activity by someone they know, says Ms. Burnett-
The
urnettThe centre provides crisis counselling following an assault, and also pro-
vides help to adult survivors of childhood ;cxtiW assault Trained volunteers Wuft%k
visit schools offering education on a nuunber of issues, including date rape,
and often accompany adult survivors of incest to court. `CC= • a
We're luckv to have a centre of this kind in Durham, and we're lucky to
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have the volunteers who make it work. -ks the provincial ministry of health v
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continues to satamline its operations and reform health cam, it's to be hoped
centres like this one won't be high on the list of items considered luxuries. In
setting up the SACC, the ministry's goal was to provide "a unique environ-
ment where victims receive specialized and sensitive care,- says Ms. Bur-
nett. "We continue working [awards this goal."
It's likely there will never be enough money to help all who need it, but
that's all the more reason to look for funding ideas.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Treasured Memories
for Beta Sigma Phi
To the editor,
For Beta Surma Phi 1993-9.1
is a year of "Treasured Memo-
ries".
Our chapter Xi Zeta Theta if
off to a great start with 20
active members and a new
executive: president — Johann
Trenchard, vice-president —
Cathy Williams, 2nd vice-presi-
dent — Candice Blake, corre-
sponding secretary — Lynda
Kaufman, recording secretary
Debi Butler, treasurer —
Janice Doll, area representative
— Dorothy Edmonds, alternate
— Lynn Storey.
A fellowship in this sister-
hood helps busy women bal-
ance their lives — enriching
and filling it with wonderful
memories.
Jeannie Papanicolopoulos,
Ajax
Students are 'young
adults, not babies'
To the editor,
I am really sick of "single par-
ent," whining about the bus pass-
es being cancelled by the board.
Being a single parent of two
teenage children who missed the
mileage by .02 kilometres, I have
paid the same taxes as everyone
else who had free transportation
for their kids, but my kids had to
walk because I certainly could not
afford to pay for transportation.
And let me tell you, they did not
melt in the rain, or shrivel up and
die in the cold.
If vour children wanted to
attend a party and had no trans-
portation they would not think
twice about walking.
Wake up. These are young
adults, not babies.
To say they will not attend
school is asinine and shows vour
love for your kids is in your wal-
let Just think of the exercise and
fresh air they will get instead of
grabbing food and sitting in front
of the TV or Atari.
Ellen Anderson,
Ajax
Have your say • Do you think the Toronto Blue Jays will win the World Series?
Stephen Di Maria says, "Yes,
in six games. They've got the
defence and they've got the bats."
Mark Bryan says, "I wouldn't
be surprised, because they did so
well last year and this season."
Don Fletcher says, "Hopeful-
ly. They're playing all right"
David Gilpin says, "Yes. If
they play Philadelphia, they'll win
because they have more super-
stars than last year."
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Date rape an 'issue' in Durham
FROM PAGE 1
terms used when individuals are
"forced, through coercion, pres-
sure, intimidation, physical vio-
lence by someone known to them,
to go further sexually than they
have agreed to go," says Ms. Bur-
nett. "We've determined that 40
per cent of sexually -assaulted
teens have been date raped," she
says. "Date rape is certainly an
issue in Durham."
Although more than 90 per cent
of sexual assault victims are
female and more than 90 per cent
of perpetrators are male, males are
also victims and females can be
perpetrators.
Ms. Burnett further adds that
85 per cent of victims know their
assailants, and most assaults take
place either in the victim's or the
assailant's home.
SACC functions in two compo-
nents. At WGH and at a facility
located off the hospital grounds.
Emergency service begins with
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the patient being seen in the hospi-
tal's emergency department. Hos-
pital staff, including doctors, con-
tact the SACC on-call nurse and
the SACC physician.
Medical care includes examina-
tion and treatment of any injury. -
Physical evidence is carefully
collected and recorded in case a
patient proceeds with legal action,
says Ms. Burnett.
Psychological care includes cri-
sis counselling following the
assault, she adds.
Whether at the hospital or at
the clinic, assault victims may
arrive alone, with a friend or fami-
ly member, the police or a Chil-
dren's Aid worker, says Ms. Bur-
nett.
"If the assault takes place in
another part of the Region, and the
patient is medically able to be
moved, she may be brought to the
SACC Unit at WGH or she may
be transferred from another hospi-
tal in Durham."
At the clinic outside of the hos-
pital, counselling services are pro-
vided to adult survivors of child-
hood sexual assault, and victims
aged 16 years and older, says Ms.
Burnett.
The centre's trained volunteers
also visit schools offering educa-
tion on a number of issues, includ-
ing date rape. Also, volunteers
often accompany adult survivors
of incest to court.
Based on the needs of each
client, "a plan of therapy" is estab-
lished, says Ms. Burnett. "It
includes such techniques as indi-
vidual and/or group sessions, art
therapy, music therapy, journal
writing and cathartic emotional
release."
In setting up SACC, WGH and
the Ministry of Health's goal was
to provide "a unique environment
where victims receive specialized
and sensitive care," says Ms. Bur-
nett. "We continue working
towards this goal."
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DURHAM - The '70s' televi-
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poked light fun at step -families.
In the '90s, they're even more
common and, like all families,
they need education and support,
says Betty Smith, program coordi-
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Resource Centre of Durham
Region.
Being a re -married parent is
different from being a parent in a
first -marriage family and growing
up in a step -family can be more
complicated than growing up in a
biological family, she says in a
press release.
The centre is offering a study
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Francophones 'anxious' for JK offer busing request rejected
DURHAM - Francophone
children attending a junior
kindergarten program in Scarbor-
ough have been denied permis-
sion to board a bus which travels
to the French school, despite
pleas by parents to "validate their
language and culture at an early
age."
Early formal education is a
"perceived need for the Franco-
phone community to survive and
flourish." le comite consultatif de
langue frangaise chair Robert
Fletcher told Durham Board of
Education trustees Tuesday.
Though the board "purchases
education" from the Metropolitan
Toronto French Language School
Board (as well as the Durham
Region Roman Catholic Separate
School Board) for its Franco-
phone taxpayers because it
doesn't offer French -as -a -first -
language instruction, it denied the
request because it doesn't offer
junior kindergarten at its own
schools.
"It's not a question of French
and English," argued Pickering
trustee Ruth Ann Schedlich.
"Junior kindergarten is not a man-
dated program (until 1997). There
are 5.000 students who would
really like to be pan of the pro-
gram "
Granting transportation
"would blow the lid off our credi-
bility on the junior kindergarten
issue...as sympathetic as we
might be," agreed Audrey
MacLean of Oshawa.
Although Ecole Laure-Riese
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has waived tuition fees for those
six Durham students attending its
junior kindergarten program, bus-
ing them would be an added
expense to the Durham board.
They attend school mornings and
would therefore demand increased
stops on the return half of a bus
trip which drops off senior kinder-
garten students to an afternoon
program -
Catholic parents can send their
children to a French junior kinder-
garten at Durham's separate board
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CERCLE FRANCOPHONE D'AJAX:
Le Cercle Francophone d'Ajax est
ouvert aux femmes done la langue
maternelle est le froncais. Si vous
etes situees a Ajax, Pickering et les
environs, venez vous joindre a nous
pour pouvoir communiquer dans
votre longue moternelle et par-
ticiper a des achvites froncoise. le
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SATURDAY, OCT 16
DIABETES: CISS--'M New Country
Video Show is presented at the
annual Durham Region Canadian
Diaoetes Association dance at the
Oshawa Kinsmen Community Cen-
tre. 1C9 Colborne St %. on Sat. Oct.
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16. 7:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Carole's
Country is there to teach line danc-
Ing. $20 per person; all proceeds to
the Cdn. Diabetes Assoc. 987-1763,
436-6648 or 683-6'770.
PATHFINDERS: The 10th Flickering
Pathfinders hold a fund-raising bar-
becue Sat , Oct 16, 10 a.m. to 4
p.m., at LOEB Baywood. corner of
Monarch Ave. and Bayly St. Ajax.
Proceeds to help pay for a trip to
England.
DINNER -DANCE: The Pickering
Carib-Conadion Cultural Associa-
tion hosts its 13th annual dinner -
dance Sat. Oct. 16 at the Pickering
Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley
Farm Rd. Cocktails 6:30 p.m ; dinner
7'30 p m Dancing, door prizes All
welcome Tickets S30 each. 428-
3164; 666-3922: 427-4753.
LACAC: The Ajax local Architec-
tural Conservation Advisory Com-
mittee holds a plaque unveiling
and walking tour Sat , Oct. 16.
Plaque unveiling at 10.30 a m at
The Dale Block. 80 Old Kingston Rd .
Pickering Village. Walking tour of
the Village at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.,
starting at the parkette across from
McEachne Funeral Home on Old
Kingston Rd Free. but donation of
non-perishable food item appreci-
ated Call 427-7149 for more infor-
mation.
BOTTLE DRIVE: Members of the
Ajax ma;or nov ce AA' -oc,(ey
team hoid a bo*'e d^ve :c'
16. 930am'o5P— —
bottles, beer ootres a - -
being collected if not at home.
leave the items at the curb for col-
lection. The drive will be town -wide
Funds used to offset tournament
expenses. 683-3761 (Ruth)
FLEA MARKET: A flea market and
rummage sale will be held Sat..
Oct. 16. 9 a.m to 2 p.m., at St.
Bernadette's Church, corner of
Harwood Ave. and Bayly St, Ajax
Proceeds to the Society of St. Vin-
cent de Paul. 428-3581 (Germaine)
CHRISTIAN SINGLES: The Chris-
tian Singles Serving Christ meets
Sot . Oct 16,730 p.m., at the Chris-
tian Ute Centre, corner of Rossland
and Ravenscroft Rds , Ajax A
gospel music festival w1l be held
686-6193 (Julie), 929-0826 (Ruth).
728-9720 (Verna).
CONCERT: Bayfair Baptist
Church. 817 Kingston Rd . Pickering,
hosts a concert Sat.. Oct 16 at 6:30
p m. Featuring Sonshine City, Jerry
Pryde and Marlene O'Nell Cold
buffet Proceeds to the church
Tickets S 10 509-1597 (Dune
Hussey)
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Monday prior to Wednesday publi-
cation, 10 a.m. the Wednesday
prior to Friday publication and 10
a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday
publication.
CERCLE FRANCOPHONE D'AJAX:
Le Cercle Francophone d'Ajax est
ouvert aux femmes done la langue
maternelle est le froncais. Si vous
etes situees a Ajax, Pickering et les
environs, venez vous joindre a nous
pour pouvoir communiquer dans
votre longue moternelle et par-
ticiper a des achvites froncoise. le
prochaine rencontre aura lieu ven-
dredi le 15 octobre a 8 au soir. Pour
plus de renseignements telephoner
le 427-6580
SATURDAY, OCT 16
DIABETES: CISS--'M New Country
Video Show is presented at the
annual Durham Region Canadian
Diaoetes Association dance at the
Oshawa Kinsmen Community Cen-
tre. 1C9 Colborne St %. on Sat. Oct.
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16. 7:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Carole's
Country is there to teach line danc-
Ing. $20 per person; all proceeds to
the Cdn. Diabetes Assoc. 987-1763,
436-6648 or 683-6'770.
PATHFINDERS: The 10th Flickering
Pathfinders hold a fund-raising bar-
becue Sat , Oct 16, 10 a.m. to 4
p.m., at LOEB Baywood. corner of
Monarch Ave. and Bayly St. Ajax.
Proceeds to help pay for a trip to
England.
DINNER -DANCE: The Pickering
Carib-Conadion Cultural Associa-
tion hosts its 13th annual dinner -
dance Sat. Oct. 16 at the Pickering
Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley
Farm Rd. Cocktails 6:30 p.m ; dinner
7'30 p m Dancing, door prizes All
welcome Tickets S30 each. 428-
3164; 666-3922: 427-4753.
LACAC: The Ajax local Architec-
tural Conservation Advisory Com-
mittee holds a plaque unveiling
and walking tour Sat , Oct. 16.
Plaque unveiling at 10.30 a m at
The Dale Block. 80 Old Kingston Rd .
Pickering Village. Walking tour of
the Village at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.,
starting at the parkette across from
McEachne Funeral Home on Old
Kingston Rd Free. but donation of
non-perishable food item appreci-
ated Call 427-7149 for more infor-
mation.
BOTTLE DRIVE: Members of the
Ajax ma;or nov ce AA' -oc,(ey
team hoid a bo*'e d^ve :c'
16. 930am'o5P— —
bottles, beer ootres a - -
being collected if not at home.
leave the items at the curb for col-
lection. The drive will be town -wide
Funds used to offset tournament
expenses. 683-3761 (Ruth)
FLEA MARKET: A flea market and
rummage sale will be held Sat..
Oct. 16. 9 a.m to 2 p.m., at St.
Bernadette's Church, corner of
Harwood Ave. and Bayly St, Ajax
Proceeds to the Society of St. Vin-
cent de Paul. 428-3581 (Germaine)
CHRISTIAN SINGLES: The Chris-
tian Singles Serving Christ meets
Sot . Oct 16,730 p.m., at the Chris-
tian Ute Centre, corner of Rossland
and Ravenscroft Rds , Ajax A
gospel music festival w1l be held
686-6193 (Julie), 929-0826 (Ruth).
728-9720 (Verna).
CONCERT: Bayfair Baptist
Church. 817 Kingston Rd . Pickering,
hosts a concert Sat.. Oct 16 at 6:30
p m. Featuring Sonshine City, Jerry
Pryde and Marlene O'Nell Cold
buffet Proceeds to the church
Tickets S 10 509-1597 (Dune
Hussey)
THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1993 -PAGE U
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visits Ajax on Sunday
AJAX - The Incredible Hulk is memorabilia of the TV star. across the road from the Ajax GO
coming here Sunday to help the The health club is at the corner station. Call the club at 427-2977
Ajax Block Parent Association. of Westney Rd. S. and Fairall St., for more information.
Television star andchampion
bodybuilder Lou Ferrigno will be
at the Premier Health Club/Made-
moiselle Spa in Ajax on Oct. 17,
signing autographs and doing a
weight -lifting demonstration.
The club is hosting a number
of activities during the day, with
proceeds going to aid the Ajax
Block Parents.
From 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., Dr.
Douglas Stoddard, a physician at
the Ajax sports medicine clinic
and an aerobics instructor, will
lead a Mademoiselle aerobics
class. He'll also conduct a lecture
on aerobic -related injuries from
10:30 to 11:30 am.
Admission to the two events is
S5 and the proceeds will go to the
Block Parents.
Admission is free to see Mr.
Ferrigno and while there, there
will be a raffle of prizes and
Step into
country
at Eaton's
PICKERIN'G - You're
invited to Step Into Countn. at
Eaton's. Pickering Town Cen-
tre.
The store hosts a fun -filled
afternoon tomorrow, Satur-
day, Oct 16, from noon until
p.m. Festivities include a
ccrintry-line dancing demon-
stration and show; an Eaton's
Jean Fest with a percentage of
proceeds to the Heart and
Stroke Foundation; and a
draw for Liz Claiborne's
newest fragrance, Vivid.
Those entering the draw will
receive a complimentary sam-
ple of the fragrance.
For more Information, call
420-3411.
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one of our lucky winners.
Please keep all entries
between 300-500 words.
The deadline is 5 p.m. Tues-
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Just like the letters in the headline, your
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Have your smile work for you, not
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FREE CONSULTATION
This consultation is offered so that you can easily obtain information on dental
procedures and conditions, allowing you to make an informed decision about your
dental health. Please note that x-rays and a more complete examination are
required in order to make a full diagnosis of individual conditions.
Dr. Pavelic is a general dentist trained in all aspects of dentistry t'.s
by the University of Toronto. Dr. Pavelic's office is a prevention
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and comfort.
"DEDICATED TO GIVING YOU THE
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49 - 570 Westney Rd. S., Ajax
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Do you have a secret list of
places you must see?
I do. Over the years, this list has
been formed through novels, new
acquaintances from foreign lands,
the romance of the movies, school
geography and songs (most
notably, Have You Ever Been to
Spain by Three Dog Night).
I don't know why this song
made me yearn to visit Spain. All I
know is that it did.
When my husband and I visited
Spain, we made Madrid our base.
It's a city with about the same num-
ber of people as Toronto, but that's
where similarities end. Madrid is
one of the most social cities on a
continent famous for being social,
with traditional open-air bars and
restaurants to discotheques to clas-
sical dance hall music.
"Modern" Madrid was founded
in the ninth century and has been
the capital of Spain since 1561
Located in the geographical centre
of the country, Madrid is an hour's
drive from such old and beautiful
cities as Segovia and Toledo.
In the resort town of Alicante,
we discovered the Mediterranean
is warm and clean. The spotless,
white sand was an incredible con-
trast to the azul blue of the Mediter-
ranean.
The people are extremely out -
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Tips on how to choose holliday
Have you decided where
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Activities during the day
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sportfishing, horseback riding,
or relaxing on a white sand
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Dining is a memorable
experience featuring excellent
cuisine and personal service.
Enjoy exciting broadway-
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live bands or disco.
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and mountains of the South
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K Ilford Sound.
In Australia, Melbourne is the
first stop with an opportunity to
see the Fairy Penguin Parade at
dusk on Philip Island. Then on
to Sydney for a few days, via
Canberra, the nation's capital.
Time to cruise Sydney Harbour,
cuddle a koala and, perhaps,
enjoy a show at the Sydney
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the next few days, including a
trip to the Great Barrier Reef.
Val and Gale, co-owners of
Val Marshall Travel, have been
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past six years. Their clients
enjoy having their own personal
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Enjoy the scenery with your
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taken care of when you travel
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yourself the following questions:
1. Why do I want to travel?
To learn something new? To
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of a different way of life? The
reason why you want to travel is
probably the single most impor-
tant item in deciding where you
wi ! travel to and what type of
vacation you will have.
2. How much money can I
afford to spend? This may
seem obvious, but it's some-
thing your travel agent needs to
know. Most people think they
have to spend a fortune in order
to have a good vacation, but
this isn't true any more. There's
nothing wrong with spending
$50,000, if that's what you can
afford. Your travel agent will be
able to help you pinpoint a des-
tination much quicker knowing
your budget first.
3. How busy do I want to
be? To answer this question,
look at your lifestyle. How busy
are you on a daily basis? To get
the most out of your holiday, it's
a good idea to vary your routine.
This means choosing a very
laid-back, relaxed holiday on a
secluded island in the
Caribbean if you're normally
rushed off your feet, or altema-
tively, if you find yourself with
time on your hands, then per-
haps an organized tour or a
cruise would be the answer.
The trick is to do the opposite
of what you normally do at
home.
4. Do I want to book in
advance or wait until the last
minute? The rule of thumb here
is whether your holiday time is
flexible and how flexible it is. If
you're a teacher, for example,
and can only travel at the peak
times of Christmas or March
Break, then it obviously isn't a
good idea for you to wait until
the last minute to book your hol-
iday.
If saving money is a concern,
yet you don't want the uncer-
tainty of waiting until the last
minute to book, most major tour
operators are offering special
discounts if you book in
advance. Some tour operators
also offer very good prices at
difficult -to -sell times of the year,
such as just before or after
Christmas when many people
are short on cash. These vary,
but your travel agent can pro-
vide details.
5. Do I want a package that
is all-inclusive or do I want
the flexibility of choosing
when and where I want to
eat? Here, it's a good idea to
again consider your budget.
Paying for your meals up front
can be more expensive initially,
but it does give you freedom
from worrying about how much
money to take with you.
On the other hand, some
people like to sample a different
restaurant at every meal. Some
tour operators and hotels now
offer meal plans, which are an
excellent compromise. Meals
plans are usually booked before
you leave but paid for at the
destination,. Therefore, you
know exactly how much you will
spend and how many meals are
included. Yet meal plans still
give you the freedom and flexi-
bility to try local restaurants as
well.
6. Where have I travelled in
the past? Consider what you
liked and didn't like about this
destination. Do you want to
return there or try some place
new?
Taking the time to answer
these questions will increase
both the monetary and psycho-
logical values of your vacation.
Your local travel correspondent.
Mary Hamilton -Dynes, can help
you with all your plans. Call her
at 1-800-461-8111.
Cruise into the holidayspirit,
Forget the myth that cruises
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Cruises can be tailored for all
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Where else can you book a
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island every day, have all your
gourmet meals, entertainment
and transportation included for
one price?
The following tips may help
you stretch your vacation dollar
even further:
• deal with a travel agency
that specializes in cruises.
• take advantage of special
rates offered at different times
of the year or for volume pur-
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brochure price offered by travel
agents.
• select the class of cabin
that best suits your needs and
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not require costly upgrades
and will receive the same ser-
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no matter which cabin you
select.
Finally, if you're not sure
about a cruise, be sure to
speak to a travel counsellor.
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Head
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North York Rangers'
Kevin Bowies sends
a Pickering Panthers
player on a nose-
dive to the ice during
Metro Junior 'A'
Hockey League
action at the Picker-
ing Recreation Com-
plex last Friday.
photo by Celia
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Pickering driver runner-up
in race series point standing
PICKERING - A Pickering race driver finished as
the runner-up in the Michelin Enduroseries drivers'
championship after an event at Mosport this past week-
end-
The
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endThe Blackjack 21 Racing team, com-
prised of Pickering's Paul Duckworth and
Mike Hardt, came sixth overall at the
three-hour Michelin Erlduroseries event as
part of the Celebration of Mosport Week-
end, at the track north of Bowmanville.
Sixth-place overall was good enough
for Duckworth to capaue second place in
th overall points standings. Hardt finished
in the top 10.
After qualifying in third position, Hardt
started the race and quickly jumped into
second place aboard the Sony/Bob John-
ston Camaro. Battling with three other
cars, Hardt finished his portion of the race
in second spot
Duckworth replaced Hardt at the one-
hour mark and ran in dwd position. After a pit slop for
re -fuelling, Duckworth re-entered the race in fourth
place. He closed the gap at a steady pace, and had it
reduced to only 19 second with five laps remaining.
However, disaster struck for Duck-
worth as a slower car forced him into the
wall, causing suspension damage. Duck-
worth finished the face, slipping back to
sixth-place overall.
The Blackjack 21 Racing Team faced
an uphill battle in the 1993 racing season,
running a brand new and unproven
machine in a demanding and competitive
series. In this development season, the
team managed four top -five finishes
including two visits to the winners podi-
um.
Duckworth and Hardt will return to the
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PICKERING - The Pickering McGinnis Landing minor novice 'AA'
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Markham Thunder was the first casualty with Pickering winning 4-1.
Matt Pernerowski, with the first hat trick of the season, and Jennifer
Sadler with a single, accounted for the scoring. Michael Alexiou regis-
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Ryan Gemon each adding one helper.
At home in Pickering against Whitby, the visitors found themselves on
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McGinnis Landing novices winning 7-0. Brian Wilkins and Alexiou both
counted two goals, with one each to Sadler, Gemon and Pernerowski.
Assisting were Pernerowski with two, and one each to Sadler, Keber,
Tyler Vangijn, Gemon, Justin Hall and Matt Fettes.
In exhibition action, the Pickering squad claimed wins over West
Vaughan 9-1, Scarboro Sabres 3-2, Oshawa 14-0, Markham 4-1 and
Agincourt 4- 1.
The Pickering team would like to invite everyone to come out and sup-
port the squad's upcoming pancake breakfast at Don Beer Arena Nov. 21.
Team members are Gord Brettell, Sean O'Sullivan, Michael Alexiou,
Robert Bayley, Noel Coultice, Matt Fettes, Ryan Gemon, Justin Hall,
Matt Keber, lain McPhee, Chris Papalia, Matt Pemerowski, Jennifer
Sadler, Tyler Vangijn and Brian Wilkins. The team is coached by Joe
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Joe Papalia.
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Will Ramsay (Annandale) 7 vs. Richard Poole
(Ammar ) 4: Tim Ngham (HoneywNq 6 vs. Ron
Moore
Crelphton 57.6%; 3. Rainer and Coble Stimming
(West Hlq 1; Wenn Leelle (Annandale) 5
vs. John Williams (Annandale) 1; les Dickson
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(Annandale) 7" Grp Hanlon (Annandale) 4.
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NOVICEE SECTION
AJAX BOWL LEAGUE RESULTS
Sept. rosuh from various leagues at the Aja: Bowl.
11. Karen Walker and Louse Reid 67.5%; 2. Tina
Blaauw
GOLDEN SENORS LEAGUE:
Triple: CWI parbyson. 622. with a 311 single.
and Junuellne Mdlaw 57.5%; 3. Oda Bal.
four and Audrey Martell 513%.
MORLEY PARK LEAGUE:
OPENHANDICAP TM (Oct. 12)
NORTH4KWa
Triples; Roes McNichol. 851 with a 326 single; Bev
Childs. 726 with a 262 single; Ron Calms. 705 with
1. Phylis Burgon and Jim Martell; 2. Bir and Greg
Sweeney; 3. Herb Gladman and Flo Bain; 4. Beat-
294 single.
Singles; Gord Brown, 316; Raina McNicholl, 276;
rice Philips and Henrico Sostena; 5. Sigurdur Thor.
Bob Conus, 273; B p Westbrook J r., 257.
ST. FRANCIS DE SALES LEAGUE
darson and Bill Pudcrin.
EAST -WEST
Triples; Bud Bayes, 819 with a 305 single and 709
1. Mice Norman and Evelyn Blade; 2. Chris Cham
bele; Bill Parker, 705 with a 680 single: Ron Green -
head, 690 with a 251 single; Rick Longworth, 665
bens and Paul MacNeill; 3. Larry Lazazzera and
Linda Arthur; 4. Janusc Jung and Paul Dodgson; 5.
with a 253 single; Dave Harvey, 662.
Singles; Cindy Murray. 291; Frank Deschamps.
Judy Denby and Nancy Adams.
SLEEMANS EAGER BEAVER SONSPIEL
267;
Big Parker. 258; Nancy Fleury. 284; Len Smith. 251.
CANDY LEAGUE
TUES., OCT. 12 RESULTS
AMATEUR EVENT:
Triples; Valerie Cramp, 679 with a 266 single and
Tim Ingham (Honeywell) 8 vs. Bob Rudlcn (Annan-
654 with a 252 single; Shirley Chillman. 661.
Singles: Betty Plaskitt. 276; Joan Bruneau. 253.
dale) 3; John Williams (Annandale) 7 vs. Gerry
Pinkney (Annandale) 6; Les Dickson (Annandale) 4
aDK ELECTRIC LEAGUE
Triples: Stere Thomson. 734 with 263.259 singles:
vs. Mike Smith (Annandale) 1; Jon Payne (Annan~
dale) 5 vs. Jeff Cairns (Donsida) 3; Andrew Kobdy
Lynda Mueller, 696. 663 with a 310 single; Demmer
Coull. 696. Jerry Chafe, 694: Ron Woolner. 693
(Avonlea) 6 vs. Mike Birbeck (Annandale) 5; Dennis
Kobdy (Avonlea) 6 vs. Adrian Shewchuck (Annan-
with
a 286 angle; Paul Robinson. 676 with a 263 single;
Shirley Chillman, 671 with a 279 single; Steve
dab ) 1: Gad Norton (Annandale) 11 vs. Robert
Bolsby (Annandale) 4; Rich Poole (Annandale) 10
Wafts. 657 with a 253 single.
Singles; Joyce Dunlop 270; Marilyn Naken 260;
vs. Dave Bergeron (Annandale) 3.
WED., OCT. 13 RESULTS
Cindy Murray 259: Don Anderson 256; Grant M urray
PRO MEN'S:
255; Sharon Martin 252: Bob Dunlop 251.
YBC PEEWEE LEAGUE (UNDER a YEARS)
Ed Werenich (Churchill) 6 vs. John Brotherhood
(Whitby) 4; John Base (Oakville -Trafalgar) 8 vs.
Andrew Williams, 244 double 150 single; Cassand
Cartpbell. 122 single.
Duncan Smilh (Lambton) 1.
- COMRLFo aY I rmM uuc occur c!
Pickering Panther peewees tie Whitby
PICKERING - The ftil Bring Panthers Harvey's minor peewee `AA'
rep hockey team tied Whitby up in knots in its fust league game of the sea-
son -
The peewee squads battled to a 2-2 draw in recent league action in
Whitby -
Pickering hilt up a two -goal kad in the second period Tyler Fad
scared the fast goal for the Panthers, with assists to Jesse Meldrum and
Ryan Morison. The second Pickering goal was scored by Morrison on a
set-up from Ford and Matthew O'Leary.
Whitby got one back m the second period and scared the equalizer in
the fiiral frame.
GofaIies Paul Guthrie and Steve Stinson were slid in net.
Information missed
AJAX - Some information was
inadvertently missed in a story on
the Ajax Spartans bantam rep
baseball team at the all -Ontario
championships.
The full names of Ajax players
were not provided to the News
Advertiser, thus they were not
included in the story which ran in
the Sunday, OCL 3 edition.
However, these names have
since been provided, and it's
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in baseball story
appropriate to recognize the mem-
bers of the provincial 'AA' final-
ists.
Team members are Richard
Walo, Brad Hannah, Ryan Hick-
man, Wayne Wilson, Michael
Zamudio, Greg Brown, Stephen
Walo, Graig Andrew, Denny
Howell, Stephen Dadswell and
Greg Kitching.
The coaches are Wayne Robin-
son and Curtis Dadswell.
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15,1993 -PAGE 19
Admiral -Evans' atoms secure title
AJAX_
The Ajax/village Admi-
ral -Evans Security minor atom `AA'
rep hockey team had its turkey and
ate it too by winning the Burlington
Thanksgiving Tournament on the
weekend.
Despite dominating the champi-
onship game against Brooklin-Whit-
by, Ajax was kept off the scoresheet
until the third period when Adam
Grayer found the mark for the game -
winning goal in a 1-0 victory.
Joshua Collins drew an assist
Ajax outshot Whitby 43-7 in the
contest.
Goaltender Brent Arscott picked
up the shutout in net
The semi-final contest against the
Bowmanville Toros was an even
tighter affair for Ajax. The teams
Played to a 2-2 be at the end of regu-
lation play. David Bird and Drew
Knox scored the goals. Jonathan
Burgess, Joshua Collins, Michael
Wilding and Mikey Whittaker
picked up assists. Michael Battah
provided key saves in goal to pre-
serve the tie.
In sudden -death overtime, the
score remained tied until only two
players on each team were left on
the ice. Drew Knox fed a perfect
pass to David Ufford who scored the
winning goal to send Ajax to the
championship final.
Ajax started the tourney by maul-
ing the Brampton Maroons 5-1.
Ajax outst" Bramp-
ton 50-5. Grayer,
Wilding, Knox,
Ryoma Ito and,,a�
Ryan Wilson scored
for the Admiral -Evans atoms.
Assisting were Justin Brunet, Gray-
er, Wilding, and Knox each with
two and singles to Ito and Wilson.
Arscott got the win in goal.
The second game ended in a dis-
appointing 5-3 loss to Brooklin-
Whitby. Darin Brown scored all the
Ajax goals. Collins had three assists,
while Brunet added two and
Michael Bolt with one helper.
Ajax rebounded to win decisively
over the Vaughan Rangers 6-1 to put
the local atoms into the semi-finals.
Bird, Knox, Brunet, Grayer, Ito and
Brown scored for Ajax with assists
to Ufford with three, Wilson with
two and singles to Brown, Bolt,
Wilding, Collins and Burgess.
Arscott again played a solid game in
goal.
The defensive unit of Scott
Robinson, David Ufford, Michael
Bolt, Mikey Whittaker, Jonathan
Burgess and Jason Sharpe was out-
standing throughout the tournament.
Grayer and Ito represented Ajax
in the tourney's all-star game and
led the team to a 7-1 victory. Graver
was the all-star game's most valu-
able player.
In the individual skills competi-
tion, Ajax's Michael Battah and
David Ufford were awarded individ-
ual champion awards, presented by
Don Koharski's Sports Centre.
The Ajax team is coached by
Keith Wilding, Mike Graver and
Brian ArscotL
THE ULTIMATE
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One conVete trivia match lasts a maximum of
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THE ULTIMATE HOCKEY TRIVIA
CHALLENGE is for those who know hockey.
Correctly answer the Biwa questions and eam
points. The more correct answers, the more
Points you'll receive! Playing on a regular
basis wiN build your knowledge of hockey and
give you more chances to win big money.'
HERE'S THE PLAY BY PLAY: Using your
touch-tone telephone DUAL 1-416-976 PLAY
(7529) EXT. 14. ENTER the two -d d
newspaper Extension Nu ober 14. ENTER
your telephone number and PRESS 1. Your
bkphorle number is your own private
scoreboard Your points will automatically be
talked so you can find out your accumulated
score, leading scores for Durham Region and
leading scores for all players across Ontario,
all from the comfort of your couch!
Cash prizes will be awarded to the top three
score leaders in each Region WEEKLY and
across Ontario MONTHLY! Weekly prizes are
$100.00 for First place, $75.00 for Second
and $50.00 for Third. Monthly prizes are
$1,000.00 for First place, $750.00 for Second
and $500.00 for Third'
One conVete trivia match lasts a maximum of
10 minutes. The first minute is 49 cents and
each additional minute is 99 cents which will
be charged to your telephone bill. Note: no
oidler kxlg distance charges apply. So what
are you waiting for? Winning couldn't be any
easier. Just pick up time phone and dial 1 -416-
976 -PLAY (7529). Ext. 14. Go ahead! Make
your day. For persons 18 years of age & over.
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'ARTS FC ENTERTAQiAfENT
Mentalist Mike Mandel plays Bourbon Bayly's Saturday
AJAX-PICKERING - Mental-
ist Mike Mandel will appear at
Bourbon Bayly's on Saturday,
Oct. 16. The bar has karaoke on
Friday, starting at 9 p.m. Call 427-
1888.
CENTREFIELD'S: The Full
Count Blues Band plays Friday
and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1
a.m. Call 837-1850.
HARP & THISTLE PUB:
Paragon plays a mix of music Fri-
day and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1
a.m. There's karaoke on Sunday
from 7 to 11 p.m. Call 4284)943.
JOKERS: Jokers has countn
musician Bill Dickinson on stage
Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m.
to 1 a.m. Call 427-0337.
MONKEY BAR & GRILL:
Cold As Ice, a band that docs the
hits made famous by Foreigner.
plays Saturday night starting at 9.
Call 619-1236.
GLEENEWS: Gleener's has
counts music Kith Jim & Jerry
Frida- and Saturday from 9 p.m.
to I a.m. Call 683-795_1
FOX & FLOWERPOT: The
Fox & Flowerpot Pub has pop
musician Lance Lindsay on Fri-
day from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m_ Call
428-2162.
KERRY INN: There's cabaret
musk direct from Ireland with
The Memphis Committee back for
a ttnrd big w eck Fnday and Satur-
day from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Call
428-8790.
THF: MEETING HOUSE:
The Pickering nightspot has Ai
Matthews Friday and Saturday
from 9 p.m. to 1 am. and Sunday
from 7 to 1 I p.m. Call SIP -4744.
SECOND STOREY: The
Second Storey has Dance -A -
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See the listing in
today's Paper for
more details::
Mania on Friday with lots of
prizes. There's a Blue Jays World
Series party on Saturday. Call 683-
2940.
TUDOR ARMS: The Tudor
Arms has the classic rock music of
Bruce Nasmith Friday and Satur-
day from 9 p.m. to I a.m. Call
839-8387.
LORD BYRONS: Lord
Byrons has relaxing piano music
on Friday and Saturday nights to
enjoy with your dinner. The music
starts at 7. Call 686-7000.
COCONUTZ TAPS & EATS:
Coconutz has AC/DC cover band
Riff-Raff Friday night, starting at 9
p.m. There's hot mix DJ music on
Saturday. Call 686-1549.
DONA Y MIGUELS: Enjoy
the delightful sounds of Mexican
music while you dine Friday and
Saturday from 7 to 10 p.m. Call
686-4468.
TUDOR ROSE INN: The
Tudor Rose Inn has country music
with Todd Nolan Friday and Satur-
day from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. 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. Call
839-6845.
ROYAL SCOT: There's a
Blue Jays' World Series party
every night, starting with game
one on Saturday night. Call 683-
6657.
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reasonable offer ref red. tiny
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EXT. .100 21 HRS. weekends a raereated sone Ajax area. Cali 686 0567
roeurna and time available for (101793)
EXPERIENCED hairstyiat and accuracyrapeed testihp to: Py/ CAREGIVER needed in our
nal technician for L Attsudes in Avis, PPFD. 89 Mips Rd.. ". WH hare for or ped ortem
iihof
the Oshawa Centre. Ask fOr Ort. LIS 7L3. (102193) couple wth two polys, 9 mrrtprrh
Maria. 723.3500 (101503) IF you are engisor a atingle- old and 2 12 year aid. pan tans.
FULL tare position for ndivid" parent or separated or divorced weekdays. starting approx 6
for a property managment in with three years work arm in January Own
WHeby. Must nave extensive experarve. you may quality ton transportation. non smoker.
f r f
Ove6B1t, two MC rabies and
:odea tables. 1;!200 Seven
Over
Chen 2ti {tart ct+ooes aJ sO,C
ices
DeCO CO�bls toC•Oom Set
rrerers dna
no3'200
,
Never used bu,f�m
Wooavror,.ng, 416-985,8774
d'shwas-or $275 White
(TF1
bed'oonn set. oro single boa.
Articles
one -ignt $land. +wo :rests
230
C3 Wanted
nloun!s0 bookshe"d 3375,
available in race. 112
push Of 1 tush cord. Phori , 683- pric" On a1 atom Bw pry (newer than 19781 Ca';
KnCnen labia and six chat's
stroking amn"onrrlerlt. 663
5620. (101793)
3225 and more Aver 6 p m
1999 Yamaha ' a:er. eC pr
939.9835 1102f393)
04Ck and Y ow -^ries. Cor -
Business Computer Col
delivery of �'
Diets
Diets f'es' 'oto• '932 Grp
.___ge d Lotus 1.2,3 and bo irenciN aesalanOs ortlyou are a erences. Call 433-7858
familiar with property over 45 and have reosmtybeen RELIABLE and experienced
PIANOSIGRANDFATHER wa'-ers. carbiaes, cover.
CLOCKS - Pustule rent to awn. S320C 000 Ane, 6 D^ 965-
managerent. Salary common - lad off. you matt quality for train-
daycare required for 19 month205
Firewood sae. upright. grand. digital. 3193 (!026931
Cerative with experience. Appy Ing assistance. DIP/CERT,
to File 06111 Oshawa This Lotus. WordPerfect, D -base,
old. BrotklMapr Oaks only. Ful
(freeapo.
keyboards. CLOCKS - (free - stoves. ',,ages.
Week. P.O. B. 481. Osflavxa wed. ac�ac bedfo►d, autond.
time, must provide meals,
snacks. Recept required. Prefer
SEASONED Firewood - delivery and w waster and Cae Tow wasteand dryws. woek.ng or
And take advantage d our kiss ria Ales wanted Ia ky o 1rIc k
delivered.
Ont. LIF( 7L5. (102193) Ventura pagaraliew. Harvard,
NAJOR C'«ef CC"Program6trp
otter young chid to play with.
Non
available in race. 112
push Of 1 tush cord. Phori , 683- pric" On a1 atom Bw pry (newer than 19781 Ca';
IirperM oorWM ex•
pandap in dHs area needs ma- arid Systems Analyst. Cobol.
stroking amn"onrrlerlt. 663
5620. (101793)
0709 or 427-4754. (102093) aMnaysl 4331491 (TFALL) Pickering- 420-8833. (TEAL.)
osh, Ouw
lure ladies to own emsPascal and C. Madmk
money Express, and NkAnn aor Durham
els tai. Part title, evenings. No
SASYSITTER wanted for 6
r�� old and B oat. 12-
26 Arts b Crafts 260 Arts & crafts 260 Alt$ & Craft$
Business Computer Col
delivery of �'
taw
690 p.m. Mon-Fh, Choo"id d
- -- _
BOXEq PUpe - good
MNmacollecting
9 anagomen 427-3010. (TF)
opportunities. Join des eulw.a- Sales Help/
f�i
Wet 420-3343. (102093)
�► r A r A• A r A r r
Day
William130
earl of 102193)
wormwt.427•ti205. (t02tg3) Agents
Care
165
1987 S'C truck. 2 5L. 4 sDtwa,
fnendiy lamely environment
Available,
COUNTRY CRAFTS &
EARN S535tweekly, mailing
300 Automobiles
condition. 34200 Call 433 7604
(101993)
letters. assembling light
Customer Service
Producliscompare from 416) 6 Canadian
companies. (416) 831-4791
31-4791
Representative
References 78F (24fil
required byPKkering
0c; Inspector.
expervence with
blueprint reading, standard
manufacturer. Must be
noa—kv ischr1+tiu» feo-r•o-
fkient in both English &
Experi0rla with SPC, GDT. Op -
French. Must have
I" corro.nw.. CMM an saw.
Involves s4lftworkyovartirre.
thorough knowledge of
Resume to Lofthouw Brass,
SALESPEOPLE _ kA fairs with
COLLECTIBLES SHOW ?
C Sat., Oct. 23, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. .
Sun., Oct. 24, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM
99 Thornton Rd. S., Oshawa
C DURHAM'S LARGEST CRAFT SHOW .
140 EXHI
310 Hq*m SL WAiby, Ont.
L1N2B9.Ansintion:Ben Clalon.
putt-.iib� music
eqUoyi
EXPERIENCED ECE teacher
offers enrided daycare n my,
AOfA''
�
BITORS
14,000 sq. ft. of unique crafts
ExcELLENT ir100fr1al 3201 1
,,.seely
i-r-e5so, Ext 209
"utinticka wo. end.' I"ge
playroom, large garden, wits.
'
434 5531
�,p o�+�
Fully guarantied,
14 w.
No agett� please.
Aja`. Reel lowen -0 94.
313'900 Call Sandy or W
H1219 24. his. 101
H121a24. re. iii i5f;IM
SALESPEOPLE _ kA fairs with
CMLDCARE in my noire in
CKC, tatooed, view sire and
dam, $600. Trent or Lynn, 728-
1987 Dodge Omni, exceient
area. seailg John
EXPERIENCED 4orr1errlakere craw to10 door 10 door Bodily Rs4ererlees
up appointments for photos. araitable. Apes 4 Ino up. Cal ONE STOP SHOPPING
with car reallr'b for Pickwipy Hourly wage plus excellent 837.1596. (102093) CRAFT SHOW IN, SALE
Ajax and surrounding areas. commission. M is Portraits, ny
SAT. OCT. 23,8:30 A.M. - 3 P.M.
Cal CAPS Rdeb
ssn ll Hedf1 57649526. (1021ALONNG care provided n
Care service, 429.1610. pane arty shift, pan or full time. DON BEER ARENA
LAOIES.-- own iia represent- Cal and heave nrssape. Sher- 940 DILLINGHAM, PICKERING
DRIVERS wanted iW time inp Alww cosmetics. Fuca time left Briginshaw, 686-7300 of Dave 839-5401
Positions available. Earn
extra eaminps i1 pan time, hours. No Lana. 427.2963. (102093)
Ran" W ChnN�- apply at rig ntr«t train VENDORS wanted for
Pizza Pizza, 200 K St. E. delivery, inventory. ng DAYCARE availabls to chid d
provided. Please call are lots oft ff, indoorouI Christmas Crati Sale, Nov 7 at
Bowrrsrwlia (101690) Rosemarie, 427'8021. (10 1793) door activities. II and part Kingsway College. Oshawa
limits, Whiles/401 area Call Over 100 tables, contact for
Chevon 837,6682 (102093) applications, Pierre Chartist
Sales Positions 4331638 (101593)
Friendly people needed for part-
time positions. Complete training
program provided. Pickering
location. Call Doug at 416-282-3287
between 10 a.m. & 2 p.m.
First Class Flowers Ltd.
"A nsa>' t w1 to b4f�r potwrs."
DAYCARE available in my
home. Warm, carp and safe
environment. Child CPR and
First Aid courses taken. Sotnh
Ajax area. Cal Alicia. 683-6545.
(101793)
DAYCARE available in my
hors, Westney Heights area.
Diploma in child care and first
aid. 10 years experience.
(igfpences avow" .Phwfe
426-3111119.x[1110117"
PICKERING Country Craft
Markel . crafts, collectibles,
de00rYrrlg accessories, 51h An-
nual Sale, Oct. 16 and 17. Kahn
Auction Barn. Brock Rd. N. of
Prdwring.649-3597 (101793)
CLAREMONT Country Craft
Show, Sunday Oct 24, at Mount
Zion Community Centre.
Claremonl (Durham Rd. e
Hwy 07) Admis'i -i�
(Ajax)
Free draws, admission
and refreshments.
290 Pets-Supplies-
Boardina
NOV. 5 & 20, TEAM Obedience - Registration
Dec. 4 8x 11 , for Bening and Saturday Novem-
ber classes (Puppy a Novice)
Call now being taken. small classes
430-6929 or guaran0
teed. Cali 430025
-f TRAINING your dog a fun and
576-5756 easy at K 9 Klubhouse. Puppy
(9 weeks; to Novice classes
L.LCALLCUSSIFIED starting Oct 26th Call K-9
Klubhousa. 9Q 8617, and
575.9335 9os B37.z3s4 (sfn . .
250 Garage/Yard 250 Garage/Yard
Sales _ Sales
GARAGE SALE
Saturday, Oct, 16
27 Greenbush Place, Whitby
North on Garden St. from Rossland Road
Winter coats, sweaters, many
miscellaneous items. A Whole Lot More.
COURT YARD SALE
Oct. 16, 17 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
on Cedarwood Ct., (n. past Maple Ridge)
You Name It, We Got h!
Something For Everyone.
MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE
Sat. Oct. 16, Sun. Oct. 17 - 8 a.m.
For too much to list.
411 Windebanks Dr., Ajax
(off Harwood 1 block S., past Dreyer)
HUGE STREET SALE
Sat., Sun. Oct. 16, 17, 9 - 3
Rain or Shlne.
Geta Circle (Brock Rd,Pickerin Pk WY
You Name h, We Got It. Something For Everyone.
Multi Family Garage Sale
Rollo Dr -Pickering Beach Rd. -north end
Sat., Oct. 16, 9 a.m.
Furniture, crib b more.
GARAGE SALE
Sat., Oct. 16, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
1642 Hollyhedge Dr., Pickering (Brcck.Finch)
Yamaha Organ, Empire Settee, living room
wail unit, classical I.p.'s and much more.
GARAGE SALE
Sat., Oct. 16, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Raindate Sun., Oct. 17 - 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
4 Burrells Rd., Ajax
Multi -Family Garage Sale
T heode n Ci.
Saturday, Oct- 16, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Rain or Shine
Toys, clothing, computer parts and lots more.
MOVING SALE
17 Baker Rd.
Saturday, Oct. 16, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Furniture - Appliances
odds b ends, dishes
Garage Sale
1768 Walnut Lane
Saturday, Oct- 16, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Raindate Sun.
bikes, rollerblades, skates, wicker furniture
MOVING SALE
1010 Rathmore Cres. (Dixie Rd-7Hwy. 2)
Sat., Oct. 16, 8:30 - 2 p.m.
Two desks, toboggan, household Items.
TO ADVERTISE YOUR GARAGE SALE
CALL 683-5110
& RECEIVE A FREE
YARD & GARAGE SALE SIGNH
280 Lost & Found 300 Automobiles
For Sale
LOST - two pairs of stud ear•
Logs inside )ewelpry ratcar bap'
1993 Cadillac Fleetwood
Loci between Whftay-po"Itng'
Brougham 0 Elegance. fully
Mon. Oct. 11 Very special to
loaded, leather interiof,one
owner . 26.000 kris.. 334,500
owner REWARD Call 427-
4816. (,015931
Cal 728-6291, Sandy or Des be.
tween 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (102293)
290 Pets-SupplieS-
1990 Riverta. fully loaded
Boarding
313'900 Call Sandy or W
728-6291 between 9 a.m 5 o m
ROTTWEILER puppies for sale.
(102193)
CKC, tatooed, view sire and
dam, $600. Trent or Lynn, 728-
1987 Dodge Omni, exceient
6970. (102193)
conn,hon, no rust, low kms .
- -- _
BOXEq PUpe - good
stereo, standard transmission.
certified. 31900 Call 686-8965
tenperntent. beautifully marked.
(,02()93)
German bocokre, grandfather
4
Canadian Champion, rased in a
1987 S'C truck. 2 5L. 4 sDtwa,
fnendiy lamely environment
excellent condition. $3600 1986
3550 Call 726-3142 (101993)
Olds 88 Brougham. exce.ent
300 Automobiles
condition. 34200 Call 433 7604
(101993)
For Sale
1966 Olds Cala,S 4 door.
1965 Toyota Corolla. hdlach,
autOmdh C, mint condit,On,
auto. good condition New
113'000 kms' $3600 canned
brakes and exhaust rOcill
ob.o 1986 ChOW0110. 4 door.
Needs rear shock $895
auto. 31700 c9nlfled o.b.o. Call
nups
Eve.839-7968.(1020l3j
433.1787.:(t02ig2) ..
PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1993
305 Au ON ora "�, 400 A 400 "For "mn' i
AAA FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC AUTO
Scrap cars and trucks
Wanted. Top dollar, fast
FREE pick-up.
Pbase call
540.8788
310 Trucks For
Sale
1989 GMC Satan Cargo Van
a['
V6. auto. 0
6 Db . very good
re
Condition Gat for business or
'BEAT THE HEAT
77 &33 FALBY COURT
Two bedroom apartments in family
building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2
appliances, laundry facilities and
Underground parking included. $743.00.
686-0845 weekdays
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Hakes For Townhouses Townhouses Townhouses 670 PersOrle�
410 Rent 420 For Rent 420 For Rent 420 For Rent V
EAST Oshawa - 4 bedroom
house,central air, attached
garage. two baths, Nose to
schools, $950 monthly. Referent -
Cos required. FirsVlast. Call 436-
2137. (102193)
HWY 92fGlenanna - four
bedroom home, spacious
kitchen, close to shopping,
$1000 . utilities. Available
irmtediately. Call Marie. 428-
7511.(110393)
RWGEMOUNT and Hwy s2 -
two bedroom bungalow, two
appliances, quiet scenic street.
$600 plus utilities 420-7248.
(101593)
Oshawa
e 570 Beatrice St.
e 767 Wilson Rd. N.
Pickering
-1580 Kingston Rd.
Spacious 2 and 3 bedroom units; Fridge,
stove, garage, water, blinds/curtains
included.
pleasure 116200 o.b.o 1-705- AJAX - pretty three bedroom ror inTormation
786-2357 or 1.905-477.3330 er PICKERING - Whites Rd -/H" EXTRA .,-3e ^as'e•Deeroor sem, on quiet oourt. Man floor,
278 (1019931 82. Available Oct. 1 $700 per v, ••. , - area arc an^ 4 ooe $895. utilities included, avail -
Van$ 4 Wheel month al Inclusive. Bright, clean , • s,. ;e. .ao a chafe ii, crier able Dec. 1. Secluded yard. Can
M, bedrooms, edrms eat.m kitchen 4 1 ri - 'ac'r es S:9C ^'" 683-0872 or 427-6479 leave
320 Drives
sK
pce. bath, laundy, parking, • •r1_-ec or
message. (101593)
silillig
separat entrance- own I,, ,• C,. ;ee.. Cin 5790135
1986 �o,c Aerostar. bare bones.
backyard, no pets To4whone �' 728-0589
PICKERING - Ambertea. Whites
$3500 o b o 1.905-985.7241
837.5029. (100393)
AJAX- Harwood/401darea. $450
Rdd401, three bedrooms, 1 112
baths. 5 appliances. schools.
(102193)
AJAX -one bedroom baseMarn Y
finished basement, walking dos
1964 cord Extended Van, two
apanrient, walkout to backyard. bedroom, sitting room, sem
lance to park, shopping. No
p,oDa^e Tanks. S'.arcra'c
pinate entrance. parking. 4 new private bath, use of laundy.
Pets $1150 monthly, Nov.1
Conversion, white and blue,
appliances. cable TV, kitchen, large backyard. dine.
683-8736 (102093)
arstorkzec interior Call 728-
references. twat and Last Avail- available i,- iatefy.619.1693
4603 SIC 000 o D o Ask to'
able immediately 5600 Call have message. (102093)
NO down payment? Good
Jon ;IC19931
428-9998 leave message
PICKERING - two bedroom
clear? Good )obi You can buy
(102093!
for the Price of rent. while
Trailers
330
basement apartment. nclslain
AJAX - two bedroom basement lut~. 2 pce. bath' aunddry.
Doug
and rates are down Can Doug
Flnani]y.
apartment. corse to hospital. parking. separate entrance, no
a Brent. Community
668-6605. (TF)
Separate entrance. parking, pets. Suit working persona).
available now. No pets. kids or Brook.}Wwy 82. Available Nov. 1. HOUSE for rent - n ew I y
smoking 6869278 (102093) 570C inclusive 426-3377 decorated 3 bedroom sere with
AVAILABLE Immediately in LI 0'7931 garage. $975 • utdmes. (One
Whitby apartment building. LARGE two bedroom basement morin Tree rent). 4447391.
Spacious. carpeted. newly apartment. Rtson,•Eulalte Ave (101593)
carried apartment with balcony area close to park. laundry AJAX - three bedroom house
580 Mortgages
MORTGAGES and bans. 95%
financing, dowr payment also
arranged. Oualilied or
unqualified. Call Doug 668-
6805. Communuity Financial
Services.(TF)
MORTGAGES as low as 5.75%
o a c. call Michael. 668-7200.
Anubis Investments Ltd. Serving
Ontario since 1972 (TF)
590 Business
ODDortunities
EIGHT ^orne, ousoesses you
can start lot financial freedom.
No get rich quick. Write for tree
clot s. Jourdey _nterpnses.
51,100 o-b.o-
dose ,o bus. sMoDoing. All included. $650per month mar, floor, $100C per •-iontn. OSHAWA •^•ee ceC•co- �'IoiT1e$ Kenton CM., Whitby. Ont. LIN
Call utiete Included.No pets. Two Avaiiebb Nov. 1. Ca11135-0656. firsllast, available Nor. 1 432- townhouse availableIon Nov- 500 5X7 (102193)
m.
bedroo. $69C Cal 430-0134 WMTBY one bed•oom. $525. 3618 leave message. (101993) and Dec F.rdge. stove. dryer. For Sale SIO,OW r the 60•s equalled md-
427-1625 (TF) two be000m 5600 per mp,th THREE bedroom Moore. 5700. basment. some *;in garage.
AJAX Hanwcyod%gayly, two r c1 Teleprone 4363346 1110493) T o s In me 90x. For moss who
CITATION 3`. ` -w•^ -ip0 un. plus yoro rstlast rsouloC utilities. Centrally located in 583,900 ncwv ^•a"v a saw the burger vision. Dont
bedroom dean spacious Mass- Dhpne days 725-8911 or even Whitby, close to shopping. WHITBY large bright 3 mec ate possession. Large 3 MISS the 90's vision.
twc bed•oor-tis. TO barnroom_ merit apa•Irl separate 668_4C•6 (102693) sdrools and GO bus. Avadabls bedroom townhouse. 1 1r2 bedroom Plustow`mCuse.tam
many srras S".COC 7o view ^9s y Appointments. call 666-tt02.
Cal, Paid after 6 plc 4t6T2a enlranCe. laundry, park frig. OSHAWA brirM. sunny two �' I. cal 430'8820 after 6 baths. family room, garage. room. laundry •Cpm, separate (10,793)
436 _Fi cable• close to school and CeC room r apartmer• build ng p. m. (102193) patio, playground. CLose to Coling room. walkout To lencetl WANTED Owner Operator for
_ tnnPpi^g. Norm smoker, avaN• schools. iranfDortati0n, yartl, close to schools.
o^c_erslreer EasyaC' access DUPLEX Ajax - large a brand name Chips.
340 Auto Parts S able Nov ,5 I65C nc�usrlre y Dus 'cuts 5689 all 8110 lea Pett OK S95C 668- shopping. conservation area Candy and
tali 6 99081 I'C 793) and c11 appitom. separate easter. g7t0. have message. (1Ct993) 623-,185. (701593) Soda route High profit, Invest
Repairs utftes and park ng ncwdsc aDPiiarces, disMwas er, 56990 Call 1-800-267-9273
PICKERING AJAX two -one C411 433067- ;'C?'93i fireplace. Commit ar, pool rennet AJAX SOuth three bedroom BROKER Mas $10.000 to lend at .n2 -,g7,
bed •*wets amid room Condo Iownh r / + 1 • h
moor^ apart court. large yard. 11825 each. ouse. ga age. ,2 f C pe •vont ac ug
,or rens or apart -w-, building CISH'WA Kn.goWiaon. large Ava,able Nov. 1. 6407430. balms. rec room with • r FAX A V
and 2cnks bedroom oasrmeri brig,! ^ew y •emovaT.0 one rs $9. a u 668-6805. TFALL) sy Finan- FAX
(10 ,7931 appliances. s, pare smokers f92S aal Servoes (TFALL) YOUR ADS
b.oroor-• baser-wa ,yparVrmerlt.
apartrrments. an ser container mon'niy Phone 686-2698
parking, apaarres. doss to a/ separate •thanks. parking. OSHAWA •outheaM. close to Townhouses
laundry. close to all arranges. 401 3 bedroom semi. 1 1/2 evenings and we9k en Cs
armment es 6868905 '02093) 1 2238
quiet neighbourhood. iron baths. tuly, forced. large deck 430 For Sale 579-2238
ONE t»crbom upoe •loot of umoker quer responsible. no Single garage fe5C "Wthty ROOMSTO
dup ex Oshawa Pr vale pets S55C woe"" Available Avari. Nov 161. Ca ,416; 839- Rent WH! TBV 4c_t•:c-
entrance. periling, was Mer, Nov. 1 579.4300 after 7 p.m. 3290 1101793) 'owrhouse. attached~garage.
dryer, bus rouse. ACS.alde,--_._.._ WESTNEv --•+;-'s _•- s--, wakoul to patio, t plus 2 half
French ate& S55C ^ousiw. AJAX Wminey,"wy s2 New AJAX - Weslney, 11s,gnts.4 year noo- in prNale horme, use of bathrooms, new cupboards.
Call 4366085 (10.543j one bec•oom • der• baserw' old fully detached Morrie wrtn 3 kitchen and laundry facilities broadloom throug,,out, int
apart••wr1 separate ent•anoe. 6 bedroom*, Iwo b a T r• s 4 CLose to but stop, ton Smokers man late Condition 723-6513
AJAX one huge bedroom appliance rot• smoker S75C apokancet. garage S80C plus only Phone 6864842 (1017931
b sermon acia'. pan' separate rror,,Ny ,,Marion incktdoc ;rsi, u198les. Ava"bis vmmocately AJAX „nlurnished room In Lots For
wnrarc* Imrrg'00' "Chill as1 References 686 5721 282-6408 leave ^essags age clean 535
365 'ridge, dove, cab' antral vac. ;1024931 (101993) private moms wan Sale
Mtarine central air. a"" working per. use d facattes Non shaking
sor prelrred No costs. Avail OSHAWA htvo Deciroo^• apar- 00 you Ike eandlesi A•-IsnGts prototional lemaio preferred 113500 ' '; pi wwooeeC ca -rip,
able Now ' 555C M,pr,t.yy 426 -•wr•s ava„aloe W. 90C ariC a" lastest g•owing party p -al Available Nov I Or before. Call trig lot. 3,4 hr. east of Oshawa.
1988 =e'v•0:,•- c' 9468 ('02193)
Cver ST. dose to School, shop Partyttti has comw to Canada Linda at 619-2778. (IC2193) Sara beach, fishing, nest to
Bow'x7e' '30;0 MrC r+gwnsDing anC soul. GM j, .,lies and requires icon s..'tant s• AJAX room for rent n nip 10,000 acres county forest
flee are w-1le Custom Traitor ONE bedroom basement .nckraee rias ed reC icy managers in your area Out- Free. 416-431-1555. (TF)
Mo0••rg cow, rade expla^• aDa^^'enc, w-rdows - every apoo.rl-ori call 726 4993 standing eomm,ss,ons no proordear Mouse, ,orale •pan smoker
co.drtor S950C atter 6 P•- room. brand -ew, '•icge and (102693) rwestment, no oelNwws Cal onbus r e, $360 s thr,laCa 1000 sq.ft cottage, TLC
2652872 dove. be,- ane snows, W dry 427-5108 (102193) On bus route 5360 •rontny, Car squired. fronts Paidasn Lake.
facilities. WMgbyr. Cal 905-470- PICKERING Twiobea'oo-bases 6863130. (102193) woodstove and appliances.
1948-•-timoercraft Bow•Cer 7586 .'x2193) -o-- aPa"^e^' pr rat. 450 Shared - (� hydro. telephone and suyoolbus
16" 140mp OMC, 1 C lir'- WHITBY
one bedroom entrance, carie. bus t1;p m Accomrr Condos For route. Workshop. store and
trail., Excelienl conoiho front Available Oa ,5 Calliiiiiiiiiiiiial 455 Rent 1711"Man416-292.
S 9 5 C C 0 0 0 571 4273 bachelor apartment. waking ds- 839.5559 l 102093r 711 or 668-3730. (10 1793)
farm:,* to Go Iran. avaeaow now _ --_ AJAX Iwo bsdroom house t0
Firstlest, $575 mouthy Door, AJAX three bedroom main s^are w 1- mature person LUXURY coroo 'or rent, one FOUR cotres
cottages. 40 ac, 1580'
400 Apartments ,,,tl Phone 432 eve appliances close 10 CLose 10 Shopping Centre, Go, beorri ww•In solanum. ^1 pos o^ Salmon River, hydro,
For Rent 7752 t 7 p.m ;102.93) schoo,. shopping. parking_ 5995 laundry and parking SACC) balm unowground parking. 5900 telephone, hrplacs,,woodslove.
pious 12 urtmes Available Nov monthly. First/last Available rtipntruy incudes utilities. Call well. P O.S Cottages fair
PICKERING wanted mature
PICKERING brand now Cal,428-200C N. 1.428-0425 (101.793) 391-2296o,2981695. (101593) Condition. applardes. 4 Season
02093'Now.
non sr•moi rs fa sOaaokn ora bik7alor, pareramt aparir merit. access. 5130.000. 416.292 -
AJAX Westray Fie grits lard
OeOroorn apartment wltn central air, csnl•a' vac, al AJAX urge on DeCroom 490 FkxidN 1771 or 668-3730. (101793)
curd tacttbes. cable. cbse to oaserie^, apa,Iment. Belt Home to snare. Immediate
SQIC6 r OMf2nM. fudge. score. 7 occupancy SW monthly. aN Vacation Rentals
cv . c&. laundry. calci,*, storage all amenities S45C nortthy as contanec sepa•ate entmaosn inclusive 683-6092 (102193) taut-OVIlown
room, ocafed south of 401 ow inclusive 837.1%2 ;101993) a pce bal-. Imng'oor^. Kitchen. FLORIDA Mace -a Beacn. 540
career Routs and White. 16650 THREE bedroom casement "Idge stove, nuge backyard. SHARE mouse iol Teacher. '50C sq IT luxury gulf front Properties
inclusive • 5500 security 5575 '9 utdexes 839-7491 grew, location, near Civic Dome condo. 6 apphanes. 2. t
deposit Avaiable Nov Cell apartment, Image. wove, Hwy 82 and O.C. Equ ppeC wltn bedrooms. two barns, all ACREAGE $29,900. 32 sore,
5093.70 (102193) and Whites. Own entrance. Apartrrlerlts accessories, heated pool, pond, one only. Wont last.
d isnwa6her, lawn y,
avatable ImandLaw r 5875 4 5 jacuzzi, screened monthly.
cin, top Financing. 613.279-3255.
WMTBY � two artaa bedroOrr• rriortlNy, first and last required. V wanted rr'icr�'e. OeUk. $375 irWudes rktor. weetky, •monthly. PnWo6
apanmeni, second floor of Call 420.8881. (102093) utilities. Call 571_5320 (1102193; and mailer_ 723-6069. (110793) LOG home, 5 min. Irom
house. $550. Available VERY responsible pot owner d SNARE 1100 sq.it. semirn. Campbellford, 3 years old. 3
I,.. Moly LJtates r
50amckrded AJAX South . two bedroom too nose. sig,* looku fp detacmed Imorrr. huge kitcmCLEARWATER - inree bedroom, stone fireplace
Call 9-9973 or 631-4363. lower apartment,area.in
ntOe , now one bedroom apartment for bedrooms, fully lumshed, air cniryney, heat pump. Cedar neck
(102193) wafer, private entrance, Laundry, single young professional Indigo• stove. wasrwr, dryer. air, conditioned mobile homes. and porch, ropey peed lo, with
deck, fenced yard, newly female. Fenced backyard a BBC• garage. cable, unfur- bleated Pis hot tub tennis view. 5125000 Phone 705-653-
OSHAWA two Dodrow apsit- rorovaed 5700 plusAvailabio must, Wiitie included. 5500- nishod bedroom to rent• m- near beaches and major 2939. (10 1593)
Ment on Annis St. Fenced 1111111 lately. Call (905) 619• 550. -Call 433-7622 anytime, cludes use data facilities. north anractons. Children welcome.
backyard, $620 monthly 0264. (102193) have message. (102193) Oshawa. $375 monthly. Prefer photos. (Less than motell. $275 545 Vacation
inclusive. Also one bedroom professional fora . (
ls. 728-1705. weekly. 683-5503101993)
apartmw on Cobs St. Extra AJAX - conv•r len, :n. 410 Mouses For (102793, Properties
sewing roan, storage, paiknp• bodroom eel corttainod baso - MADEIRA Beach - one LAND Auction - laketronts. River
$498 utdam included. 728.2255 ,lent apartfllslil, available Nov. Reiff -ledPilickaNc home • wen main- bedroom, , 57 and Dec. 5500
or 430.7816. (102193) 1. 5540 per month inlcuding OVER 2000 sq.tt. house 3 � anC ompartwillyth
furnished U.S. Rick, 576.6328 x666- HasIront' s. Acreages. Ngh. Aon,
"UM. Prefer iron smoker, no rrtastet b2doom with ensues, 4670. (101993) ^�• Photos
a01� AW
ns
13LOOR/SIMCOE • large two 683-4015. (101793 double auto arag rod 5 $320. Second bedroom. 5310 availaPoclierble
ag. Photos and locli am
bedroom in 46 unit building.�• ) double car garage, 5 GORGEOUS three bedroom available starting as low am
appiartms, walkout cook, avail- Pfx+s utilities. Non smokers. Cita ��. close to famous Clear- $9900. 426.6167. (101993)
aaagy. Laundry. parking, w•l CLEAN one bedroom bassrrtwit able Nov. 1. $1250. u01ties. Ken, 420-7347 please leave
CLose 10 passrlwt, apartment, $475 inclusive. FirsU water Beach, pool. jacuzzi• BBO ACREAGE/POND/LAKE - 85
$72 Cal evenings after 6 P.m. 428 rriessage. (702093) and private aid. Available now,
$725 inclusive. Go direct to 123 last required. CLose to South ,1663. (102193 y trait (+/-). $49.900. Majestic:
for information and to view
Bloc St. W. (102193) GM. 987-3043. (102193) PICKERING 8rockl401, hardwoods, adjacent to Crohn
WE Oshawa, large 3 bedroom parking, on bus route. own bath, photos call 686.9846. (111293) Land. Owner f' a kale
PICKERING - 2 bedroom base- PWZERING • large modern two ----- financing 2
ment apartment. close to bedroom basementapartmet,4 wry' kkitc momen, large
room, rtahat0. 1/ g smokier'nd CLEARWATER Florida - two as 10%down. (613) 2793255.
schools. GO, snradwe. $700 pce. bath, by yard, laundry, laundry,
kitchen, arra master, hydro $270 . 1/2 rail, (1020 and Shabedroom. 8e(j sufficient10mpool.
inclusive. 8343668. (102093) tips to GO train, smoking OK. hurry• pati yard, waMout to hydro. Call 42&9374. (11132093) laundry,
beach 10 min. drive.
covered patio, $795.3.4 Laund central air. $900 mtOnth- 575
WIITESrRNCN b2lirtilul one $850 nelusive. Lynrme, 426- utilities. Available AJAX •urge hams ro share,
ry• luta
bedroom basement a0arwrwkt, 9766. (102093) or Nov. 1 . Call 666-d888 7 dye ivirgain. double three baths, IY tom. Rosa, 6868420 a Keith,
laundry, broadloomed, new PICKERING - While Rd. and anytime. (101993) 1M� to GO train, e. spgarage, 513-8536. (102193) as $110W per
nio$10,000, pay a. role
kitchen, bathroom. Central air, 401. bard now two bedroom quiet troy Storage, spare, $725 I'Ioiiles as $110 per month . c. Cal
eOWMAN1lILLE - larr2 that' monthly. Call 428.9276. 500 Jerry. 668-7200, Free
ample Noeet trd parkirtr, cable• taaeerrtyra alpartrrterit, eppian- plus bedroom UWA*XKw, fresh- For Sale consultations. Anull Invest -
h nckidW. No children, no kale and laundry. $725 monthly. APARTMENT to share in Ajax- menu Ltd. TF
yds ry• ly dycam2d, tertoya ytro, Decks I )
pets. Available Nov. 1. 420- Bts slop a from door, 5 min. 10 onto con enabon area. Clow to Chan quiet ton smalung fOrnW BARGAIN prices. ban k
SO share spacious two bedroom, r MONEY Problems? Loans, deb,
3741. (101793) Town (",eMro and Go train. No schook/shopping, immediate repossessions. tonna owns consolidations, credit
PM. Non smiokW. 4243618• occupancy. $900 plus per a Conditioned apartment with houses that mus, sell. An at low,
apartment. -backyard Wet y professional female. $360 in- low down payments. Stave arrangements, Personal budget
apartment, liven dining. (t1�193) month. Phone 623.1185. planning, garnishoes stopped.
9• 9• 101593 dudes indoor 193ing, utilities. Laszlo, Really.
( Sutton Group FREE CONSULTATIONS.
bedroom. 4 Dm. Doth, tarry ON.. bedroom basement span- ( ) 427.3795. (102193) Heritage Reany. (107993)
kitchen, Ceramic. 5 appliances. Mont with tour appirances. $525 DOWNTOWN Pickering • threeCredit Counselors (Pickering-
sod
alr furniture and parking. per month. first and last. CAN bedrooms on 1r2 acre park set- 460 Office s Retall POWER of sale properties avail- Oshawa). 433.1425. (TF)
V able (repossessed) prices star
$595 inclusive Credit check. 296-9745. (102093) tog la, garage, parking for 10 e
Cal 4248752. (101793) CHURCH St and Randall Dr. Dr. - ars, 5 appliance Close to at at under $60.000. Fin. arranged
Gall
AJAX - specous three bedroom three bedroom apartment amenities. $1150 . utiities. Cal FOR rent 1150 sq.h. a/c ofoffice-1. inn. dp Call Oale a G
831.8002. (101793) space, Westrteyi401 in Ajax. In- Anderson, Broker/Sales Rep.
apartment available Nov. 1. available. (Ore month tree) Cal dustrial location, mons. from Go. Guide Realty, 1991. 723-5281
Close to all amenities, tans, 4447391. (101593) AJAX • new bright spacious Great rate. Cal Tony. 674.5555 24 hr, pager. (TF)
schools. wok W lake' 883 8021 WHITBY - duplex. three open concept. 3 bedrooms, 3 ext 702. (TF) SSW dam t will mow
or 619.0%5. (102093) bedrooms. Irvin room, bre baths home. skul' ts, inground - " -- payment
9 9 OFFICE and warehouse spam you into a new 2.3 or 4 bedroom
WHITES Rd/Oklahoma, large kitchen, fridge, stove, large pool, fenced yard, fireplace, for rent or lease. Approx. 800 Ione on Large lots. Builder says
bright boo~ apartment With fenced yard, parking, flexible double Car garage, central vac, Sq it $400 monthly plus heat SELL and will assist with
fireplace. parklo0.• $%DO.- possession. Flrtvlast $750. 6 appliances, $1250 . 1/2 and hydro. Nelson St..Oshawarnongage. Call early for more
niton t h l y . 905-773-5093. 6645788. (101993) u dines. Call 427-2380. (1021 93) 579-6247.11015931 details. 4164107-2702. (101793)
Tarot a�fand
palm readings
1 visit WIN convince you
120 Dundas st. W., Whilby
- storefront (near Brock)
Cal 08-0499
JESUS says, can the blind lead
the blind? Does your minister
wear glasses? The hireling is
thehired minister. Micah 3:11,
Isaiah 56:10-12, John 10:11.
Jim Campbell, 1-705-953.9475.
(TF)
710 Births
f -t
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BROOK - Tony and
Jennifer Brook are
pleased to announce the
arrival of their first child,
Matthew Christopher.
Born on Oct. 5, 1993 at
Ajax & Pickering General
Hospital, weighing 6 lbs.,
14 oz, First grandchild for
Alan & Barbera Brook of
Ajax. Serge and Nancy
Joncas of Pemberton,
B C We would like to
thank Dr. David Sliwowle
& the OBS staff at Ajax &
Pickering General for the
Outstanding care our
!ami!y received
To place your
personalized
In Memoriam,
call 576-9335 and let
one of our
professional advisors
Classification
Index
3 00s:: 400S
g Wanted F
ental
Careers 100 Industrial Units For aertt 445
Career Training 105 Shared AcCeri »daeons 450
General Hialp 110 Condomrsums For Rent 455
Office Help 120 WA 6 Pew Spam 160
Sales HWp Agents 130 Garage d Storage Space 462
Skilled Help 135 Warehouse Space 465
CortputerDah 140 ColtW For Rent 470
Notatin Medical Dental 150 Cottages Wanted 475
Heahh Care 155 RMrerwil Living 360
Day Care Wanted 160 Resorts 416
Day Care Available 165 Randle Vacations 490
Erploymart Wanted 170 Land For Rent 495
Business b Business 1$0
200sN1 I Reai E0 Sale—
am Sales -
500s
Homes For Sale 500
Markel Basket 200 Wanted To Buy 505
Firttwood 205 Townhouses For Sale 610
Flea Me" 210 Investment Properly 515 „
Articles For Sale 220 Condos For Sale 520
Articles Wanted 230 Developmerp Land 525
Christmas Ties 235 Farms For Sale 530
Barter Exchange 240 Logs For Sale 536
Garapryard Salles 250 Out•d-Town Properties So
Arts i Crafts 260 tjacalon Prq>eries 546
Corry lair Vdso 270 Collages For Sale 5W
Lost 8 Found 240 Mobile Homes & Packs 560
Pacts - S1GOW • Balding 290 Cartper Trailers Sites sm
ee�!atr�ti� Money To Lend 575
Morilgage, Insurance Sao
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Business oppp�ortltuirnities x90
Aubrr obias For Sale 300 :::: V Vf :::::;::;•.;<::: ;::
AIADmohias NAmled 305
Tiludis For Sao 310 pubic Natives
Trucks Waned 315 Legal Natias 610
Vara, 4 Wfleel Drive 320 Tendets 020
Trailers 330 Rayyyratias q0
Aub Pub A Rllpeirs 340Citriting Elrttms HO
Aub leasing Bennis 350 Anchone 650
mowmyft 355 RW
Snownodks 366 Pwsaals fi10
Moline 370 "cess Persmlals 671
RaaeNon ireliclas 370 s 675
He Duty
Equi 370 Amouncemera
Huav)r Dull Etltiprtletrt 300
Aparoswnts For Ram 400
ApaNnrnb blamed 405 Birthdays 700
Houses For Rem 410 Bitths 710
Housing Wanted 415 Dea01s 720
Townhouses For Rent 420 In Mwwtams 740
Space For Flom 425 Cards of Thanks 750
Rooms For Rem 430 Wedding inn ouncemenb 760
Boons Nttimed 435 Engagerrtems 770
Room 8 Board 440 Ams 700
I
dup ex Oshawa Pr vale pets S55C woe"" Available Avari. Nov 161. Ca ,416; 839- Rent WH! TBV 4c_t•:c-
entrance. periling, was Mer, Nov. 1 579.4300 after 7 p.m. 3290 1101793) 'owrhouse. attached~garage.
dryer, bus rouse. ACS.alde,--_._.._ WESTNEv --•+;-'s _•- s--, wakoul to patio, t plus 2 half
French ate& S55C ^ousiw. AJAX Wminey,"wy s2 New AJAX - Weslney, 11s,gnts.4 year noo- in prNale horme, use of bathrooms, new cupboards.
Call 4366085 (10.543j one bec•oom • der• baserw' old fully detached Morrie wrtn 3 kitchen and laundry facilities broadloom throug,,out, int
apart••wr1 separate ent•anoe. 6 bedroom*, Iwo b a T r• s 4 CLose to but stop, ton Smokers man late Condition 723-6513
AJAX one huge bedroom appliance rot• smoker S75C apokancet. garage S80C plus only Phone 6864842 (1017931
b sermon acia'. pan' separate rror,,Ny ,,Marion incktdoc ;rsi, u198les. Ava"bis vmmocately AJAX „nlurnished room In Lots For
wnrarc* Imrrg'00' "Chill as1 References 686 5721 282-6408 leave ^essags age clean 535
365 'ridge, dove, cab' antral vac. ;1024931 (101993) private moms wan Sale
Mtarine central air. a"" working per. use d facattes Non shaking
sor prelrred No costs. Avail OSHAWA htvo Deciroo^• apar- 00 you Ike eandlesi A•-IsnGts prototional lemaio preferred 113500 ' '; pi wwooeeC ca -rip,
able Now ' 555C M,pr,t.yy 426 -•wr•s ava„aloe W. 90C ariC a" lastest g•owing party p -al Available Nov I Or before. Call trig lot. 3,4 hr. east of Oshawa.
1988 =e'v•0:,•- c' 9468 ('02193)
Cver ST. dose to School, shop Partyttti has comw to Canada Linda at 619-2778. (IC2193) Sara beach, fishing, nest to
Bow'x7e' '30;0 MrC r+gwnsDing anC soul. GM j, .,lies and requires icon s..'tant s• AJAX room for rent n nip 10,000 acres county forest
flee are w-1le Custom Traitor ONE bedroom basement .nckraee rias ed reC icy managers in your area Out- Free. 416-431-1555. (TF)
Mo0••rg cow, rade expla^• aDa^^'enc, w-rdows - every apoo.rl-ori call 726 4993 standing eomm,ss,ons no proordear Mouse, ,orale •pan smoker
co.drtor S950C atter 6 P•- room. brand -ew, '•icge and (102693) rwestment, no oelNwws Cal onbus r e, $360 s thr,laCa 1000 sq.ft cottage, TLC
2652872 dove. be,- ane snows, W dry 427-5108 (102193) On bus route 5360 •rontny, Car squired. fronts Paidasn Lake.
facilities. WMgbyr. Cal 905-470- PICKERING Twiobea'oo-bases 6863130. (102193) woodstove and appliances.
1948-•-timoercraft Bow•Cer 7586 .'x2193) -o-- aPa"^e^' pr rat. 450 Shared - (� hydro. telephone and suyoolbus
16" 140mp OMC, 1 C lir'- WHITBY
one bedroom entrance, carie. bus t1;p m Accomrr Condos For route. Workshop. store and
trail., Excelienl conoiho front Available Oa ,5 Calliiiiiiiiiiiiial 455 Rent 1711"Man416-292.
S 9 5 C C 0 0 0 571 4273 bachelor apartment. waking ds- 839.5559 l 102093r 711 or 668-3730. (10 1793)
farm:,* to Go Iran. avaeaow now _ --_ AJAX Iwo bsdroom house t0
Firstlest, $575 mouthy Door, AJAX three bedroom main s^are w 1- mature person LUXURY coroo 'or rent, one FOUR cotres
cottages. 40 ac, 1580'
400 Apartments ,,,tl Phone 432 eve appliances close 10 CLose 10 Shopping Centre, Go, beorri ww•In solanum. ^1 pos o^ Salmon River, hydro,
For Rent 7752 t 7 p.m ;102.93) schoo,. shopping. parking_ 5995 laundry and parking SACC) balm unowground parking. 5900 telephone, hrplacs,,woodslove.
pious 12 urtmes Available Nov monthly. First/last Available rtipntruy incudes utilities. Call well. P O.S Cottages fair
PICKERING wanted mature
PICKERING brand now Cal,428-200C N. 1.428-0425 (101.793) 391-2296o,2981695. (101593) Condition. applardes. 4 Season
02093'Now.
non sr•moi rs fa sOaaokn ora bik7alor, pareramt aparir merit. access. 5130.000. 416.292 -
AJAX Westray Fie grits lard
OeOroorn apartment wltn central air, csnl•a' vac, al AJAX urge on DeCroom 490 FkxidN 1771 or 668-3730. (101793)
curd tacttbes. cable. cbse to oaserie^, apa,Iment. Belt Home to snare. Immediate
SQIC6 r OMf2nM. fudge. score. 7 occupancy SW monthly. aN Vacation Rentals
cv . c&. laundry. calci,*, storage all amenities S45C nortthy as contanec sepa•ate entmaosn inclusive 683-6092 (102193) taut-OVIlown
room, ocafed south of 401 ow inclusive 837.1%2 ;101993) a pce bal-. Imng'oor^. Kitchen. FLORIDA Mace -a Beacn. 540
career Routs and White. 16650 THREE bedroom casement "Idge stove, nuge backyard. SHARE mouse iol Teacher. '50C sq IT luxury gulf front Properties
inclusive • 5500 security 5575 '9 utdexes 839-7491 grew, location, near Civic Dome condo. 6 apphanes. 2. t
deposit Avaiable Nov Cell apartment, Image. wove, Hwy 82 and O.C. Equ ppeC wltn bedrooms. two barns, all ACREAGE $29,900. 32 sore,
5093.70 (102193) and Whites. Own entrance. Apartrrlerlts accessories, heated pool, pond, one only. Wont last.
d isnwa6her, lawn y,
avatable ImandLaw r 5875 4 5 jacuzzi, screened monthly.
cin, top Financing. 613.279-3255.
WMTBY � two artaa bedroOrr• rriortlNy, first and last required. V wanted rr'icr�'e. OeUk. $375 irWudes rktor. weetky, •monthly. PnWo6
apanmeni, second floor of Call 420.8881. (102093) utilities. Call 571_5320 (1102193; and mailer_ 723-6069. (110793) LOG home, 5 min. Irom
house. $550. Available VERY responsible pot owner d SNARE 1100 sq.it. semirn. Campbellford, 3 years old. 3
I,.. Moly LJtates r
50amckrded AJAX South . two bedroom too nose. sig,* looku fp detacmed Imorrr. huge kitcmCLEARWATER - inree bedroom, stone fireplace
Call 9-9973 or 631-4363. lower apartment,area.in
ntOe , now one bedroom apartment for bedrooms, fully lumshed, air cniryney, heat pump. Cedar neck
(102193) wafer, private entrance, Laundry, single young professional Indigo• stove. wasrwr, dryer. air, conditioned mobile homes. and porch, ropey peed lo, with
deck, fenced yard, newly female. Fenced backyard a BBC• garage. cable, unfur- bleated Pis hot tub tennis view. 5125000 Phone 705-653-
OSHAWA two Dodrow apsit- rorovaed 5700 plusAvailabio must, Wiitie included. 5500- nishod bedroom to rent• m- near beaches and major 2939. (10 1593)
Ment on Annis St. Fenced 1111111 lately. Call (905) 619• 550. -Call 433-7622 anytime, cludes use data facilities. north anractons. Children welcome.
backyard, $620 monthly 0264. (102193) have message. (102193) Oshawa. $375 monthly. Prefer photos. (Less than motell. $275 545 Vacation
inclusive. Also one bedroom professional fora . (
ls. 728-1705. weekly. 683-5503101993)
apartmw on Cobs St. Extra AJAX - conv•r len, :n. 410 Mouses For (102793, Properties
sewing roan, storage, paiknp• bodroom eel corttainod baso - MADEIRA Beach - one LAND Auction - laketronts. River
$498 utdam included. 728.2255 ,lent apartfllslil, available Nov. Reiff -ledPilickaNc home • wen main- bedroom, , 57 and Dec. 5500
or 430.7816. (102193) 1. 5540 per month inlcuding OVER 2000 sq.tt. house 3 � anC ompartwillyth
furnished U.S. Rick, 576.6328 x666- HasIront' s. Acreages. Ngh. Aon,
"UM. Prefer iron smoker, no rrtastet b2doom with ensues, 4670. (101993) ^�• Photos
a01� AW
ns
13LOOR/SIMCOE • large two 683-4015. (101793 double auto arag rod 5 $320. Second bedroom. 5310 availaPoclierble
ag. Photos and locli am
bedroom in 46 unit building.�• ) double car garage, 5 GORGEOUS three bedroom available starting as low am
appiartms, walkout cook, avail- Pfx+s utilities. Non smokers. Cita ��. close to famous Clear- $9900. 426.6167. (101993)
aaagy. Laundry. parking, w•l CLEAN one bedroom bassrrtwit able Nov. 1. $1250. u01ties. Ken, 420-7347 please leave
CLose 10 passrlwt, apartment, $475 inclusive. FirsU water Beach, pool. jacuzzi• BBO ACREAGE/POND/LAKE - 85
$72 Cal evenings after 6 P.m. 428 rriessage. (702093) and private aid. Available now,
$725 inclusive. Go direct to 123 last required. CLose to South ,1663. (102193 y trait (+/-). $49.900. Majestic:
for information and to view
Bloc St. W. (102193) GM. 987-3043. (102193) PICKERING 8rockl401, hardwoods, adjacent to Crohn
WE Oshawa, large 3 bedroom parking, on bus route. own bath, photos call 686.9846. (111293) Land. Owner f' a kale
PICKERING - 2 bedroom base- PWZERING • large modern two ----- financing 2
ment apartment. close to bedroom basementapartmet,4 wry' kkitc momen, large
room, rtahat0. 1/ g smokier'nd CLEARWATER Florida - two as 10%down. (613) 2793255.
schools. GO, snradwe. $700 pce. bath, by yard, laundry, laundry,
kitchen, arra master, hydro $270 . 1/2 rail, (1020 and Shabedroom. 8e(j sufficient10mpool.
inclusive. 8343668. (102093) tips to GO train, smoking OK. hurry• pati yard, waMout to hydro. Call 42&9374. (11132093) laundry,
beach 10 min. drive.
covered patio, $795.3.4 Laund central air. $900 mtOnth- 575
WIITESrRNCN b2lirtilul one $850 nelusive. Lynrme, 426- utilities. Available AJAX •urge hams ro share,
ry• luta
bedroom basement a0arwrwkt, 9766. (102093) or Nov. 1 . Call 666-d888 7 dye ivirgain. double three baths, IY tom. Rosa, 6868420 a Keith,
laundry, broadloomed, new PICKERING - While Rd. and anytime. (101993) 1M� to GO train, e. spgarage, 513-8536. (102193) as $110W per
nio$10,000, pay a. role
kitchen, bathroom. Central air, 401. bard now two bedroom quiet troy Storage, spare, $725 I'Ioiiles as $110 per month . c. Cal
eOWMAN1lILLE - larr2 that' monthly. Call 428.9276. 500 Jerry. 668-7200, Free
ample Noeet trd parkirtr, cable• taaeerrtyra alpartrrterit, eppian- plus bedroom UWA*XKw, fresh- For Sale consultations. Anull Invest -
h nckidW. No children, no kale and laundry. $725 monthly. APARTMENT to share in Ajax- menu Ltd. TF
yds ry• ly dycam2d, tertoya ytro, Decks I )
pets. Available Nov. 1. 420- Bts slop a from door, 5 min. 10 onto con enabon area. Clow to Chan quiet ton smalung fOrnW BARGAIN prices. ban k
SO share spacious two bedroom, r MONEY Problems? Loans, deb,
3741. (101793) Town (",eMro and Go train. No schook/shopping, immediate repossessions. tonna owns consolidations, credit
PM. Non smiokW. 4243618• occupancy. $900 plus per a Conditioned apartment with houses that mus, sell. An at low,
apartment. -backyard Wet y professional female. $360 in- low down payments. Stave arrangements, Personal budget
apartment, liven dining. (t1�193) month. Phone 623.1185. planning, garnishoes stopped.
9• 9• 101593 dudes indoor 193ing, utilities. Laszlo, Really.
( Sutton Group FREE CONSULTATIONS.
bedroom. 4 Dm. Doth, tarry ON.. bedroom basement span- ( ) 427.3795. (102193) Heritage Reany. (107993)
kitchen, Ceramic. 5 appliances. Mont with tour appirances. $525 DOWNTOWN Pickering • threeCredit Counselors (Pickering-
sod
alr furniture and parking. per month. first and last. CAN bedrooms on 1r2 acre park set- 460 Office s Retall POWER of sale properties avail- Oshawa). 433.1425. (TF)
V able (repossessed) prices star
$595 inclusive Credit check. 296-9745. (102093) tog la, garage, parking for 10 e
Cal 4248752. (101793) CHURCH St and Randall Dr. Dr. - ars, 5 appliance Close to at at under $60.000. Fin. arranged
Gall
AJAX - specous three bedroom three bedroom apartment amenities. $1150 . utiities. Cal FOR rent 1150 sq.h. a/c ofoffice-1. inn. dp Call Oale a G
831.8002. (101793) space, Westrteyi401 in Ajax. In- Anderson, Broker/Sales Rep.
apartment available Nov. 1. available. (Ore month tree) Cal dustrial location, mons. from Go. Guide Realty, 1991. 723-5281
Close to all amenities, tans, 4447391. (101593) AJAX • new bright spacious Great rate. Cal Tony. 674.5555 24 hr, pager. (TF)
schools. wok W lake' 883 8021 WHITBY - duplex. three open concept. 3 bedrooms, 3 ext 702. (TF) SSW dam t will mow
or 619.0%5. (102093) bedrooms. Irvin room, bre baths home. skul' ts, inground - " -- payment
9 9 OFFICE and warehouse spam you into a new 2.3 or 4 bedroom
WHITES Rd/Oklahoma, large kitchen, fridge, stove, large pool, fenced yard, fireplace, for rent or lease. Approx. 800 Ione on Large lots. Builder says
bright boo~ apartment With fenced yard, parking, flexible double Car garage, central vac, Sq it $400 monthly plus heat SELL and will assist with
fireplace. parklo0.• $%DO.- possession. Flrtvlast $750. 6 appliances, $1250 . 1/2 and hydro. Nelson St..Oshawarnongage. Call early for more
niton t h l y . 905-773-5093. 6645788. (101993) u dines. Call 427-2380. (1021 93) 579-6247.11015931 details. 4164107-2702. (101793)
Tarot a�fand
palm readings
1 visit WIN convince you
120 Dundas st. W., Whilby
- storefront (near Brock)
Cal 08-0499
JESUS says, can the blind lead
the blind? Does your minister
wear glasses? The hireling is
thehired minister. Micah 3:11,
Isaiah 56:10-12, John 10:11.
Jim Campbell, 1-705-953.9475.
(TF)
710 Births
f -t
r
BROOK - Tony and
Jennifer Brook are
pleased to announce the
arrival of their first child,
Matthew Christopher.
Born on Oct. 5, 1993 at
Ajax & Pickering General
Hospital, weighing 6 lbs.,
14 oz, First grandchild for
Alan & Barbera Brook of
Ajax. Serge and Nancy
Joncas of Pemberton,
B C We would like to
thank Dr. David Sliwowle
& the OBS staff at Ajax &
Pickering General for the
Outstanding care our
!ami!y received
To place your
personalized
In Memoriam,
call 576-9335 and let
one of our
professional advisors
Classification
Index
3 00s:: 400S
g Wanted F
ental
Careers 100 Industrial Units For aertt 445
Career Training 105 Shared AcCeri »daeons 450
General Hialp 110 Condomrsums For Rent 455
Office Help 120 WA 6 Pew Spam 160
Sales HWp Agents 130 Garage d Storage Space 462
Skilled Help 135 Warehouse Space 465
CortputerDah 140 ColtW For Rent 470
Notatin Medical Dental 150 Cottages Wanted 475
Heahh Care 155 RMrerwil Living 360
Day Care Wanted 160 Resorts 416
Day Care Available 165 Randle Vacations 490
Erploymart Wanted 170 Land For Rent 495
Business b Business 1$0
200sN1 I Reai E0 Sale—
am Sales -
500s
Homes For Sale 500
Markel Basket 200 Wanted To Buy 505
Firttwood 205 Townhouses For Sale 610
Flea Me" 210 Investment Properly 515 „
Articles For Sale 220 Condos For Sale 520
Articles Wanted 230 Developmerp Land 525
Christmas Ties 235 Farms For Sale 530
Barter Exchange 240 Logs For Sale 536
Garapryard Salles 250 Out•d-Town Properties So
Arts i Crafts 260 tjacalon Prq>eries 546
Corry lair Vdso 270 Collages For Sale 5W
Lost 8 Found 240 Mobile Homes & Packs 560
Pacts - S1GOW • Balding 290 Cartper Trailers Sites sm
ee�!atr�ti� Money To Lend 575
Morilgage, Insurance Sao
.............
Business oppp�ortltuirnities x90
Aubrr obias For Sale 300 :::: V Vf :::::;::;•.;<::: ;::
AIADmohias NAmled 305
Tiludis For Sao 310 pubic Natives
Trucks Waned 315 Legal Natias 610
Vara, 4 Wfleel Drive 320 Tendets 020
Trailers 330 Rayyyratias q0
Aub Pub A Rllpeirs 340Citriting Elrttms HO
Aub leasing Bennis 350 Anchone 650
mowmyft 355 RW
Snownodks 366 Pwsaals fi10
Moline 370 "cess Persmlals 671
RaaeNon ireliclas 370 s 675
He Duty
Equi 370 Amouncemera
Huav)r Dull Etltiprtletrt 300
Aparoswnts For Ram 400
ApaNnrnb blamed 405 Birthdays 700
Houses For Rem 410 Bitths 710
Housing Wanted 415 Dea01s 720
Townhouses For Rent 420 In Mwwtams 740
Space For Flom 425 Cards of Thanks 750
Rooms For Rem 430 Wedding inn ouncemenb 760
Boons Nttimed 435 Engagerrtems 770
Room 8 Board 440 Ams 700
I
wnrarc* Imrrg'00' "Chill as1 References 686 5721 282-6408 leave ^essags age clean 535
365 'ridge, dove, cab' antral vac. ;1024931 (101993) private moms wan Sale
Mtarine central air. a"" working per. use d facattes Non shaking
sor prelrred No costs. Avail OSHAWA htvo Deciroo^• apar- 00 you Ike eandlesi A•-IsnGts prototional lemaio preferred 113500 ' '; pi wwooeeC ca -rip,
able Now ' 555C M,pr,t.yy 426 -•wr•s ava„aloe W. 90C ariC a" lastest g•owing party p -al Available Nov I Or before. Call trig lot. 3,4 hr. east of Oshawa.
1988 =e'v•0:,•- c' 9468 ('02193)
Cver ST. dose to School, shop Partyttti has comw to Canada Linda at 619-2778. (IC2193) Sara beach, fishing, nest to
Bow'x7e' '30;0 MrC r+gwnsDing anC soul. GM j, .,lies and requires icon s..'tant s• AJAX room for rent n nip 10,000 acres county forest
flee are w-1le Custom Traitor ONE bedroom basement .nckraee rias ed reC icy managers in your area Out- Free. 416-431-1555. (TF)
Mo0••rg cow, rade expla^• aDa^^'enc, w-rdows - every apoo.rl-ori call 726 4993 standing eomm,ss,ons no proordear Mouse, ,orale •pan smoker
co.drtor S950C atter 6 P•- room. brand -ew, '•icge and (102693) rwestment, no oelNwws Cal onbus r e, $360 s thr,laCa 1000 sq.ft cottage, TLC
2652872 dove. be,- ane snows, W dry 427-5108 (102193) On bus route 5360 •rontny, Car squired. fronts Paidasn Lake.
facilities. WMgbyr. Cal 905-470- PICKERING Twiobea'oo-bases 6863130. (102193) woodstove and appliances.
1948-•-timoercraft Bow•Cer 7586 .'x2193) -o-- aPa"^e^' pr rat. 450 Shared - (� hydro. telephone and suyoolbus
16" 140mp OMC, 1 C lir'- WHITBY
one bedroom entrance, carie. bus t1;p m Accomrr Condos For route. Workshop. store and
trail., Excelienl conoiho front Available Oa ,5 Calliiiiiiiiiiiiial 455 Rent 1711"Man416-292.
S 9 5 C C 0 0 0 571 4273 bachelor apartment. waking ds- 839.5559 l 102093r 711 or 668-3730. (10 1793)
farm:,* to Go Iran. avaeaow now _ --_ AJAX Iwo bsdroom house t0
Firstlest, $575 mouthy Door, AJAX three bedroom main s^are w 1- mature person LUXURY coroo 'or rent, one FOUR cotres
cottages. 40 ac, 1580'
400 Apartments ,,,tl Phone 432 eve appliances close 10 CLose 10 Shopping Centre, Go, beorri ww•In solanum. ^1 pos o^ Salmon River, hydro,
For Rent 7752 t 7 p.m ;102.93) schoo,. shopping. parking_ 5995 laundry and parking SACC) balm unowground parking. 5900 telephone, hrplacs,,woodslove.
pious 12 urtmes Available Nov monthly. First/last Available rtipntruy incudes utilities. Call well. P O.S Cottages fair
PICKERING wanted mature
PICKERING brand now Cal,428-200C N. 1.428-0425 (101.793) 391-2296o,2981695. (101593) Condition. applardes. 4 Season
02093'Now.
non sr•moi rs fa sOaaokn ora bik7alor, pareramt aparir merit. access. 5130.000. 416.292 -
AJAX Westray Fie grits lard
OeOroorn apartment wltn central air, csnl•a' vac, al AJAX urge on DeCroom 490 FkxidN 1771 or 668-3730. (101793)
curd tacttbes. cable. cbse to oaserie^, apa,Iment. Belt Home to snare. Immediate
SQIC6 r OMf2nM. fudge. score. 7 occupancy SW monthly. aN Vacation Rentals
cv . c&. laundry. calci,*, storage all amenities S45C nortthy as contanec sepa•ate entmaosn inclusive 683-6092 (102193) taut-OVIlown
room, ocafed south of 401 ow inclusive 837.1%2 ;101993) a pce bal-. Imng'oor^. Kitchen. FLORIDA Mace -a Beacn. 540
career Routs and White. 16650 THREE bedroom casement "Idge stove, nuge backyard. SHARE mouse iol Teacher. '50C sq IT luxury gulf front Properties
inclusive • 5500 security 5575 '9 utdexes 839-7491 grew, location, near Civic Dome condo. 6 apphanes. 2. t
deposit Avaiable Nov Cell apartment, Image. wove, Hwy 82 and O.C. Equ ppeC wltn bedrooms. two barns, all ACREAGE $29,900. 32 sore,
5093.70 (102193) and Whites. Own entrance. Apartrrlerlts accessories, heated pool, pond, one only. Wont last.
d isnwa6her, lawn y,
avatable ImandLaw r 5875 4 5 jacuzzi, screened monthly.
cin, top Financing. 613.279-3255.
WMTBY � two artaa bedroOrr• rriortlNy, first and last required. V wanted rr'icr�'e. OeUk. $375 irWudes rktor. weetky, •monthly. PnWo6
apanmeni, second floor of Call 420.8881. (102093) utilities. Call 571_5320 (1102193; and mailer_ 723-6069. (110793) LOG home, 5 min. Irom
house. $550. Available VERY responsible pot owner d SNARE 1100 sq.it. semirn. Campbellford, 3 years old. 3
I,.. Moly LJtates r
50amckrded AJAX South . two bedroom too nose. sig,* looku fp detacmed Imorrr. huge kitcmCLEARWATER - inree bedroom, stone fireplace
Call 9-9973 or 631-4363. lower apartment,area.in
ntOe , now one bedroom apartment for bedrooms, fully lumshed, air cniryney, heat pump. Cedar neck
(102193) wafer, private entrance, Laundry, single young professional Indigo• stove. wasrwr, dryer. air, conditioned mobile homes. and porch, ropey peed lo, with
deck, fenced yard, newly female. Fenced backyard a BBC• garage. cable, unfur- bleated Pis hot tub tennis view. 5125000 Phone 705-653-
OSHAWA two Dodrow apsit- rorovaed 5700 plusAvailabio must, Wiitie included. 5500- nishod bedroom to rent• m- near beaches and major 2939. (10 1593)
Ment on Annis St. Fenced 1111111 lately. Call (905) 619• 550. -Call 433-7622 anytime, cludes use data facilities. north anractons. Children welcome.
backyard, $620 monthly 0264. (102193) have message. (102193) Oshawa. $375 monthly. Prefer photos. (Less than motell. $275 545 Vacation
inclusive. Also one bedroom professional fora . (
ls. 728-1705. weekly. 683-5503101993)
apartmw on Cobs St. Extra AJAX - conv•r len, :n. 410 Mouses For (102793, Properties
sewing roan, storage, paiknp• bodroom eel corttainod baso - MADEIRA Beach - one LAND Auction - laketronts. River
$498 utdam included. 728.2255 ,lent apartfllslil, available Nov. Reiff -ledPilickaNc home • wen main- bedroom, , 57 and Dec. 5500
or 430.7816. (102193) 1. 5540 per month inlcuding OVER 2000 sq.tt. house 3 � anC ompartwillyth
furnished U.S. Rick, 576.6328 x666- HasIront' s. Acreages. Ngh. Aon,
"UM. Prefer iron smoker, no rrtastet b2doom with ensues, 4670. (101993) ^�• Photos
a01� AW
ns
13LOOR/SIMCOE • large two 683-4015. (101793 double auto arag rod 5 $320. Second bedroom. 5310 availaPoclierble
ag. Photos and locli am
bedroom in 46 unit building.�• ) double car garage, 5 GORGEOUS three bedroom available starting as low am
appiartms, walkout cook, avail- Pfx+s utilities. Non smokers. Cita ��. close to famous Clear- $9900. 426.6167. (101993)
aaagy. Laundry. parking, w•l CLEAN one bedroom bassrrtwit able Nov. 1. $1250. u01ties. Ken, 420-7347 please leave
CLose 10 passrlwt, apartment, $475 inclusive. FirsU water Beach, pool. jacuzzi• BBO ACREAGE/POND/LAKE - 85
$72 Cal evenings after 6 P.m. 428 rriessage. (702093) and private aid. Available now,
$725 inclusive. Go direct to 123 last required. CLose to South ,1663. (102193 y trait (+/-). $49.900. Majestic:
for information and to view
Bloc St. W. (102193) GM. 987-3043. (102193) PICKERING 8rockl401, hardwoods, adjacent to Crohn
WE Oshawa, large 3 bedroom parking, on bus route. own bath, photos call 686.9846. (111293) Land. Owner f' a kale
PICKERING - 2 bedroom base- PWZERING • large modern two ----- financing 2
ment apartment. close to bedroom basementapartmet,4 wry' kkitc momen, large
room, rtahat0. 1/ g smokier'nd CLEARWATER Florida - two as 10%down. (613) 2793255.
schools. GO, snradwe. $700 pce. bath, by yard, laundry, laundry,
kitchen, arra master, hydro $270 . 1/2 rail, (1020 and Shabedroom. 8e(j sufficient10mpool.
inclusive. 8343668. (102093) tips to GO train, smoking OK. hurry• pati yard, waMout to hydro. Call 42&9374. (11132093) laundry,
beach 10 min. drive.
covered patio, $795.3.4 Laund central air. $900 mtOnth- 575
WIITESrRNCN b2lirtilul one $850 nelusive. Lynrme, 426- utilities. Available AJAX •urge hams ro share,
ry• luta
bedroom basement a0arwrwkt, 9766. (102093) or Nov. 1 . Call 666-d888 7 dye ivirgain. double three baths, IY tom. Rosa, 6868420 a Keith,
laundry, broadloomed, new PICKERING - While Rd. and anytime. (101993) 1M� to GO train, e. spgarage, 513-8536. (102193) as $110W per
nio$10,000, pay a. role
kitchen, bathroom. Central air, 401. bard now two bedroom quiet troy Storage, spare, $725 I'Ioiiles as $110 per month . c. Cal
eOWMAN1lILLE - larr2 that' monthly. Call 428.9276. 500 Jerry. 668-7200, Free
ample Noeet trd parkirtr, cable• taaeerrtyra alpartrrterit, eppian- plus bedroom UWA*XKw, fresh- For Sale consultations. Anull Invest -
h nckidW. No children, no kale and laundry. $725 monthly. APARTMENT to share in Ajax- menu Ltd. TF
yds ry• ly dycam2d, tertoya ytro, Decks I )
pets. Available Nov. 1. 420- Bts slop a from door, 5 min. 10 onto con enabon area. Clow to Chan quiet ton smalung fOrnW BARGAIN prices. ban k
SO share spacious two bedroom, r MONEY Problems? Loans, deb,
3741. (101793) Town (",eMro and Go train. No schook/shopping, immediate repossessions. tonna owns consolidations, credit
PM. Non smiokW. 4243618• occupancy. $900 plus per a Conditioned apartment with houses that mus, sell. An at low,
apartment. -backyard Wet y professional female. $360 in- low down payments. Stave arrangements, Personal budget
apartment, liven dining. (t1�193) month. Phone 623.1185. planning, garnishoes stopped.
9• 9• 101593 dudes indoor 193ing, utilities. Laszlo, Really.
( Sutton Group FREE CONSULTATIONS.
bedroom. 4 Dm. Doth, tarry ON.. bedroom basement span- ( ) 427.3795. (102193) Heritage Reany. (107993)
kitchen, Ceramic. 5 appliances. Mont with tour appirances. $525 DOWNTOWN Pickering • threeCredit Counselors (Pickering-
sod
alr furniture and parking. per month. first and last. CAN bedrooms on 1r2 acre park set- 460 Office s Retall POWER of sale properties avail- Oshawa). 433.1425. (TF)
V able (repossessed) prices star
$595 inclusive Credit check. 296-9745. (102093) tog la, garage, parking for 10 e
Cal 4248752. (101793) CHURCH St and Randall Dr. Dr. - ars, 5 appliance Close to at at under $60.000. Fin. arranged
Gall
AJAX - specous three bedroom three bedroom apartment amenities. $1150 . utiities. Cal FOR rent 1150 sq.h. a/c ofoffice-1. inn. dp Call Oale a G
831.8002. (101793) space, Westrteyi401 in Ajax. In- Anderson, Broker/Sales Rep.
apartment available Nov. 1. available. (Ore month tree) Cal dustrial location, mons. from Go. Guide Realty, 1991. 723-5281
Close to all amenities, tans, 4447391. (101593) AJAX • new bright spacious Great rate. Cal Tony. 674.5555 24 hr, pager. (TF)
schools. wok W lake' 883 8021 WHITBY - duplex. three open concept. 3 bedrooms, 3 ext 702. (TF) SSW dam t will mow
or 619.0%5. (102093) bedrooms. Irvin room, bre baths home. skul' ts, inground - " -- payment
9 9 OFFICE and warehouse spam you into a new 2.3 or 4 bedroom
WHITES Rd/Oklahoma, large kitchen, fridge, stove, large pool, fenced yard, fireplace, for rent or lease. Approx. 800 Ione on Large lots. Builder says
bright boo~ apartment With fenced yard, parking, flexible double Car garage, central vac, Sq it $400 monthly plus heat SELL and will assist with
fireplace. parklo0.• $%DO.- possession. Flrtvlast $750. 6 appliances, $1250 . 1/2 and hydro. Nelson St..Oshawarnongage. Call early for more
niton t h l y . 905-773-5093. 6645788. (101993) u dines. Call 427-2380. (1021 93) 579-6247.11015931 details. 4164107-2702. (101793)
Tarot a�fand
palm readings
1 visit WIN convince you
120 Dundas st. W., Whilby
- storefront (near Brock)
Cal 08-0499
JESUS says, can the blind lead
the blind? Does your minister
wear glasses? The hireling is
thehired minister. Micah 3:11,
Isaiah 56:10-12, John 10:11.
Jim Campbell, 1-705-953.9475.
(TF)
710 Births
f -t
r
BROOK - Tony and
Jennifer Brook are
pleased to announce the
arrival of their first child,
Matthew Christopher.
Born on Oct. 5, 1993 at
Ajax & Pickering General
Hospital, weighing 6 lbs.,
14 oz, First grandchild for
Alan & Barbera Brook of
Ajax. Serge and Nancy
Joncas of Pemberton,
B C We would like to
thank Dr. David Sliwowle
& the OBS staff at Ajax &
Pickering General for the
Outstanding care our
!ami!y received
To place your
personalized
In Memoriam,
call 576-9335 and let
one of our
professional advisors
Classification
Index
3 00s:: 400S
g Wanted F
ental
Careers 100 Industrial Units For aertt 445
Career Training 105 Shared AcCeri »daeons 450
General Hialp 110 Condomrsums For Rent 455
Office Help 120 WA 6 Pew Spam 160
Sales HWp Agents 130 Garage d Storage Space 462
Skilled Help 135 Warehouse Space 465
CortputerDah 140 ColtW For Rent 470
Notatin Medical Dental 150 Cottages Wanted 475
Heahh Care 155 RMrerwil Living 360
Day Care Wanted 160 Resorts 416
Day Care Available 165 Randle Vacations 490
Erploymart Wanted 170 Land For Rent 495
Business b Business 1$0
200sN1 I Reai E0 Sale—
am Sales -
500s
Homes For Sale 500
Markel Basket 200 Wanted To Buy 505
Firttwood 205 Townhouses For Sale 610
Flea Me" 210 Investment Properly 515 „
Articles For Sale 220 Condos For Sale 520
Articles Wanted 230 Developmerp Land 525
Christmas Ties 235 Farms For Sale 530
Barter Exchange 240 Logs For Sale 536
Garapryard Salles 250 Out•d-Town Properties So
Arts i Crafts 260 tjacalon Prq>eries 546
Corry lair Vdso 270 Collages For Sale 5W
Lost 8 Found 240 Mobile Homes & Packs 560
Pacts - S1GOW • Balding 290 Cartper Trailers Sites sm
ee�!atr�ti� Money To Lend 575
Morilgage, Insurance Sao
.............
Business oppp�ortltuirnities x90
Aubrr obias For Sale 300 :::: V Vf :::::;::;•.;<::: ;::
AIADmohias NAmled 305
Tiludis For Sao 310 pubic Natives
Trucks Waned 315 Legal Natias 610
Vara, 4 Wfleel Drive 320 Tendets 020
Trailers 330 Rayyyratias q0
Aub Pub A Rllpeirs 340Citriting Elrttms HO
Aub leasing Bennis 350 Anchone 650
mowmyft 355 RW
Snownodks 366 Pwsaals fi10
Moline 370 "cess Persmlals 671
RaaeNon ireliclas 370 s 675
He Duty
Equi 370 Amouncemera
Huav)r Dull Etltiprtletrt 300
Aparoswnts For Ram 400
ApaNnrnb blamed 405 Birthdays 700
Houses For Rem 410 Bitths 710
Housing Wanted 415 Dea01s 720
Townhouses For Rent 420 In Mwwtams 740
Space For Flom 425 Cards of Thanks 750
Rooms For Rem 430 Wedding inn ouncemenb 760
Boons Nttimed 435 Engagerrtems 770
Room 8 Board 440 Ams 700
I
$595 inclusive Credit check. 296-9745. (102093) tog la, garage, parking for 10 e
Cal 4248752. (101793) CHURCH St and Randall Dr. Dr. - ars, 5 appliance Close to at at under $60.000. Fin. arranged
Gall
AJAX - specous three bedroom three bedroom apartment amenities. $1150 . utiities. Cal FOR rent 1150 sq.h. a/c ofoffice-1. inn. dp Call Oale a G
831.8002. (101793) space, Westrteyi401 in Ajax. In- Anderson, Broker/Sales Rep.
apartment available Nov. 1. available. (Ore month tree) Cal dustrial location, mons. from Go. Guide Realty, 1991. 723-5281
Close to all amenities, tans, 4447391. (101593) AJAX • new bright spacious Great rate. Cal Tony. 674.5555 24 hr, pager. (TF)
schools. wok W lake' 883 8021 WHITBY - duplex. three open concept. 3 bedrooms, 3 ext 702. (TF) SSW dam t will mow
or 619.0%5. (102093) bedrooms. Irvin room, bre baths home. skul' ts, inground - " -- payment
9 9 OFFICE and warehouse spam you into a new 2.3 or 4 bedroom
WHITES Rd/Oklahoma, large kitchen, fridge, stove, large pool, fenced yard, fireplace, for rent or lease. Approx. 800 Ione on Large lots. Builder says
bright boo~ apartment With fenced yard, parking, flexible double Car garage, central vac, Sq it $400 monthly plus heat SELL and will assist with
fireplace. parklo0.• $%DO.- possession. Flrtvlast $750. 6 appliances, $1250 . 1/2 and hydro. Nelson St..Oshawarnongage. Call early for more
niton t h l y . 905-773-5093. 6645788. (101993) u dines. Call 427-2380. (1021 93) 579-6247.11015931 details. 4164107-2702. (101793)
Tarot a�fand
palm readings
1 visit WIN convince you
120 Dundas st. W., Whilby
- storefront (near Brock)
Cal 08-0499
JESUS says, can the blind lead
the blind? Does your minister
wear glasses? The hireling is
thehired minister. Micah 3:11,
Isaiah 56:10-12, John 10:11.
Jim Campbell, 1-705-953.9475.
(TF)
710 Births
f -t
r
BROOK - Tony and
Jennifer Brook are
pleased to announce the
arrival of their first child,
Matthew Christopher.
Born on Oct. 5, 1993 at
Ajax & Pickering General
Hospital, weighing 6 lbs.,
14 oz, First grandchild for
Alan & Barbera Brook of
Ajax. Serge and Nancy
Joncas of Pemberton,
B C We would like to
thank Dr. David Sliwowle
& the OBS staff at Ajax &
Pickering General for the
Outstanding care our
!ami!y received
To place your
personalized
In Memoriam,
call 576-9335 and let
one of our
professional advisors
Classification
Index
3 00s:: 400S
g Wanted F
ental
Careers 100 Industrial Units For aertt 445
Career Training 105 Shared AcCeri »daeons 450
General Hialp 110 Condomrsums For Rent 455
Office Help 120 WA 6 Pew Spam 160
Sales HWp Agents 130 Garage d Storage Space 462
Skilled Help 135 Warehouse Space 465
CortputerDah 140 ColtW For Rent 470
Notatin Medical Dental 150 Cottages Wanted 475
Heahh Care 155 RMrerwil Living 360
Day Care Wanted 160 Resorts 416
Day Care Available 165 Randle Vacations 490
Erploymart Wanted 170 Land For Rent 495
Business b Business 1$0
200sN1 I Reai E0 Sale—
am Sales -
500s
Homes For Sale 500
Markel Basket 200 Wanted To Buy 505
Firttwood 205 Townhouses For Sale 610
Flea Me" 210 Investment Properly 515 „
Articles For Sale 220 Condos For Sale 520
Articles Wanted 230 Developmerp Land 525
Christmas Ties 235 Farms For Sale 530
Barter Exchange 240 Logs For Sale 536
Garapryard Salles 250 Out•d-Town Properties So
Arts i Crafts 260 tjacalon Prq>eries 546
Corry lair Vdso 270 Collages For Sale 5W
Lost 8 Found 240 Mobile Homes & Packs 560
Pacts - S1GOW • Balding 290 Cartper Trailers Sites sm
ee�!atr�ti� Money To Lend 575
Morilgage, Insurance Sao
.............
Business oppp�ortltuirnities x90
Aubrr obias For Sale 300 :::: V Vf :::::;::;•.;<::: ;::
AIADmohias NAmled 305
Tiludis For Sao 310 pubic Natives
Trucks Waned 315 Legal Natias 610
Vara, 4 Wfleel Drive 320 Tendets 020
Trailers 330 Rayyyratias q0
Aub Pub A Rllpeirs 340Citriting Elrttms HO
Aub leasing Bennis 350 Anchone 650
mowmyft 355 RW
Snownodks 366 Pwsaals fi10
Moline 370 "cess Persmlals 671
RaaeNon ireliclas 370 s 675
He Duty
Equi 370 Amouncemera
Huav)r Dull Etltiprtletrt 300
Aparoswnts For Ram 400
ApaNnrnb blamed 405 Birthdays 700
Houses For Rem 410 Bitths 710
Housing Wanted 415 Dea01s 720
Townhouses For Rent 420 In Mwwtams 740
Space For Flom 425 Cards of Thanks 750
Rooms For Rem 430 Wedding inn ouncemenb 760
Boons Nttimed 435 Engagerrtems 770
Room 8 Board 440 Ams 700
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palm readings
1 visit WIN convince you
120 Dundas st. W., Whilby
- storefront (near Brock)
Cal 08-0499
JESUS says, can the blind lead
the blind? Does your minister
wear glasses? The hireling is
thehired minister. Micah 3:11,
Isaiah 56:10-12, John 10:11.
Jim Campbell, 1-705-953.9475.
(TF)
710 Births
f -t
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BROOK - Tony and
Jennifer Brook are
pleased to announce the
arrival of their first child,
Matthew Christopher.
Born on Oct. 5, 1993 at
Ajax & Pickering General
Hospital, weighing 6 lbs.,
14 oz, First grandchild for
Alan & Barbera Brook of
Ajax. Serge and Nancy
Joncas of Pemberton,
B C We would like to
thank Dr. David Sliwowle
& the OBS staff at Ajax &
Pickering General for the
Outstanding care our
!ami!y received
To place your
personalized
In Memoriam,
call 576-9335 and let
one of our
professional advisors
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Index
3 00s:: 400S
g Wanted F
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Careers 100 Industrial Units For aertt 445
Career Training 105 Shared AcCeri »daeons 450
General Hialp 110 Condomrsums For Rent 455
Office Help 120 WA 6 Pew Spam 160
Sales HWp Agents 130 Garage d Storage Space 462
Skilled Help 135 Warehouse Space 465
CortputerDah 140 ColtW For Rent 470
Notatin Medical Dental 150 Cottages Wanted 475
Heahh Care 155 RMrerwil Living 360
Day Care Wanted 160 Resorts 416
Day Care Available 165 Randle Vacations 490
Erploymart Wanted 170 Land For Rent 495
Business b Business 1$0
200sN1 I Reai E0 Sale—
am Sales -
500s
Homes For Sale 500
Markel Basket 200 Wanted To Buy 505
Firttwood 205 Townhouses For Sale 610
Flea Me" 210 Investment Properly 515 „
Articles For Sale 220 Condos For Sale 520
Articles Wanted 230 Developmerp Land 525
Christmas Ties 235 Farms For Sale 530
Barter Exchange 240 Logs For Sale 536
Garapryard Salles 250 Out•d-Town Properties So
Arts i Crafts 260 tjacalon Prq>eries 546
Corry lair Vdso 270 Collages For Sale 5W
Lost 8 Found 240 Mobile Homes & Packs 560
Pacts - S1GOW • Balding 290 Cartper Trailers Sites sm
ee�!atr�ti� Money To Lend 575
Morilgage, Insurance Sao
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Business oppp�ortltuirnities x90
Aubrr obias For Sale 300 :::: V Vf :::::;::;•.;<::: ;::
AIADmohias NAmled 305
Tiludis For Sao 310 pubic Natives
Trucks Waned 315 Legal Natias 610
Vara, 4 Wfleel Drive 320 Tendets 020
Trailers 330 Rayyyratias q0
Aub Pub A Rllpeirs 340Citriting Elrttms HO
Aub leasing Bennis 350 Anchone 650
mowmyft 355 RW
Snownodks 366 Pwsaals fi10
Moline 370 "cess Persmlals 671
RaaeNon ireliclas 370 s 675
He Duty
Equi 370 Amouncemera
Huav)r Dull Etltiprtletrt 300
Aparoswnts For Ram 400
ApaNnrnb blamed 405 Birthdays 700
Houses For Rem 410 Bitths 710
Housing Wanted 415 Dea01s 720
Townhouses For Rent 420 In Mwwtams 740
Space For Flom 425 Cards of Thanks 750
Rooms For Rem 430 Wedding inn ouncemenb 760
Boons Nttimed 435 Engagerrtems 770
Room 8 Board 440 Ams 700
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HOME 0 BUSINESS
• SERVICES •
To A&erfa CA Mil"35 Or 79"&A
Business Home Moving, Painting,
Services _ Improvements Storage Demoting
ILLUSTRATI
ON, cartooning.
graphic design. advertising.
t Cusiness
TRIPE C
or personal.
Reasonable rates. aso lessons
CERAMIC TILES
available. Randy Timms, (416)
seniors -We try to be the best in all occasions, have my own
571-2563. (TF)
Installation of ceramic
Chimney Sweeps
tiles, marble and
=ree estimates, workmanship
perrazo. For home,
;,aranleed. Call Rene Gervais.
offices or industrial use.
AJAX Chimney Sweeps - Spe-
household move, resdenhal. Plumbing
cial chimney cleaning as low
For estimat II
MOUNTAIN MOVING
SYSTEMS
We will move anything.
anywhere anytime
Commercial or residential
Packaging, storage and
boxes available Senior &
mid morxh discounts Free
estimates
LONG LASTING
RENOVATIONS, painting &
wallpapering, general repairs.
20 % discount for seniors.
Phone Chuck 404-9669.
(101993)
PAINTING by My Buddy and I,
Professional painting interim
and exterior, flooring. Also smas
renovations. Free estimates,
senior; discount - 20% D le
as tical e59. Pest screeninga
y 428-8653 AJAX Moving Systems - full 683-9309 or Rick 683-3715
nstalled, 525. "No fuss, no services, moves, appliance and (101593)
muss guaranteed". Free piano specialists, flat rate or
estimates 686-7741. (102693) h I
Driving Schools
5 & B Driving School
10 lessons $150
3 lessons & test $75
Free pick-up & drop off
287-3060
7 days,week
our y. We now have heated Party
storage units. Now offering free
boxes with move Call 427. Services
0005. (TF)
HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS MAGICIAN, clown friends, ready
move big or small, we price to entertain for any age, any
them all Free estimates, seniors occasion. Birthdays.
discount, short notice moves, p r o m o t ons , open i n g s.
pianos moved. Comparable tundrafeers, Magic show► are
rates. Cas 432-2650. (TF) fun] Lettuce hep 839.7057 or
728-8334- (T;:)
MAN wrth truck and/or men for
Jewellery DRYWALL, taping, boarding.
Reoair5 siva and T -bar codings. 1ta>y
s!,.cco, plaster repairs. For
GALBRAITH'S JEWELLERY PrOOO"onal service at cOnperi-
AND WATCH REPAIRS, watch ttve prices, call 841 A 432-8409
wraps. batteries, appraisals. (TF)
Alai SHopping Plata. 132 Har-
wood Ave S 683-0407.
I
101793) EUROPEAN file specialist will
renovate your bathroom or
kitchen wast as well as floor
Handyman
GCB
CONSTRUCTION
[clean
tenor and extenor
Dairs, renovations am
nstrJCUOn Fast and
professforral work
aranteed
CRAIG 686-1913
Any renovation or addition
Daytime 427-4209. Home
427$809 Ask IorTom
CALL & SAVE PLUMBING i
RENOVATION
Drain c"nng. rapers
i now instaYtbrs.
Basement washrooms,
Iii -D years experience. Good ceramic uta
n.'- 4nces and satisfaction Competitive Rafts. Estimates.
guaranteed. For free estimates, Housecleaning 22 Tri experience Licensed
D. Dykstra. 7251913. (TF) Call hes-1761
QUALITY work by faMw and JIEANNIES In A Bonle clean
son learn Well experienced, your hone or business profes-
hard working. Renovations. tonally at rases you cant say no
additions, decks, etc. CAN us W tot Call 619-!790 or 649-3476.
a free estimsto 571-1263 Bis or (102093)
Rod. Oshawa. (TFALL)
Professional
SABER Contracting - all
carpentry, additions,
all your moving needs, prices to RABBIT wants work doing
ARTISTIC Masonry specxaltz-
fit your budget. Special rates for magic for children's parties and
ung in fireplaces and chimney
seniors -We try to be the best in all occasions, have my own
repairs. Works with bricks,
town.- Give Pole a call at 576 magcian. Call Erne. 6684932
oiocks and stones of all kinds.
9533 (TFALL) (TF)
=ree estimates, workmanship
dable prices. Can 42o-3816.
;,aranleed. Call Rene Gervais.
MEN with large truck will do
6664428. (TF)
household move, resdenhal. Plumbing
COmrrercal. All types of moves.
Call Carl or Jane, 427-2856
COMPLETE Carpentry
(TF)
spec.al zing in renovations.
Experienced
basements. trim, doors and
Joumeyman Plumber
windows. References provided.
NannyServices
Faucets,
*5 years experience Cali
No lob too small
7erelt 728-6692 (101993)
showers. basement
_.---.
washroom. wet bars. etc.
Jewellery DRYWALL, taping, boarding.
Reoair5 siva and T -bar codings. 1ta>y
s!,.cco, plaster repairs. For
GALBRAITH'S JEWELLERY PrOOO"onal service at cOnperi-
AND WATCH REPAIRS, watch ttve prices, call 841 A 432-8409
wraps. batteries, appraisals. (TF)
Alai SHopping Plata. 132 Har-
wood Ave S 683-0407.
I
101793) EUROPEAN file specialist will
renovate your bathroom or
kitchen wast as well as floor
Handyman
GCB
CONSTRUCTION
[clean
tenor and extenor
Dairs, renovations am
nstrJCUOn Fast and
professforral work
aranteed
CRAIG 686-1913
Any renovation or addition
Daytime 427-4209. Home
427$809 Ask IorTom
CALL & SAVE PLUMBING i
RENOVATION
Drain c"nng. rapers
i now instaYtbrs.
Basement washrooms,
Iii -D years experience. Good ceramic uta
n.'- 4nces and satisfaction Competitive Rafts. Estimates.
guaranteed. For free estimates, Housecleaning 22 Tri experience Licensed
D. Dykstra. 7251913. (TF) Call hes-1761
QUALITY work by faMw and JIEANNIES In A Bonle clean
son learn Well experienced, your hone or business profes-
hard working. Renovations. tonally at rases you cant say no
additions, decks, etc. CAN us W tot Call 619-!790 or 649-3476.
a free estimsto 571-1263 Bis or (102093)
Rod. Oshawa. (TFALL)
Professional
SABER Contracting - all
carpentry, additions,
Directory
S.C.G. Construction Ltd. . renovations, kitchens,
Pickering
Town
Centre
quality exterior and int«tor bathroorrs, home maintenance
renovations,
SMILES Photography.
lepeas. additions- emergency service, furniture
desprvOu"d bars and cabinets.
wnWdngt, fathily pictures, baby
refinishing. quality work
All workmanship guaranteed
pictures, quality work at affor-
. 15
and insured. Contact Gary 839- guaranteed Years
dable prices. Can 42o-3816.
0984. (TF) experience. 68&2915. (TFEFG)
(101593)
Tax,
Unsecured ioan5
up to $25.000.
consolidate credit cards
48 hrs. funding
KCI Group
416-972-1170
TO ADVERTISE
YOUR SERVICE
CALL 57G-9335
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FOR
CHECKING.
Please look
over your ad the
first day it
appears making
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Personals
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680 AnitoullreItl a 680 a>no s 680 mu s
PICKERING MEDICAL CENTRE
URGENT CARE CLINIC
OPENING SAT., OCT. 16:,1993
OPEN FROM : SATURDAY 9:00 A.M.
SUNDAY 10:00 A.M.
DR. M. SEMOFF DR. B. CHARTIER
DR. B. FARBER DR. H. PETROFF
DR. R. SHAFIR
1885 Glenanna Rd.
Pickering 801-7277
Kingston Rd.
Glensnna Rd.
Pickering Medical
Centre
Pickering
Town
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Pickering Civic
Complex
THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. OCTOBER IS_ 1993 -PACE 13
D ynamitel
Classified is exploding with
great deals. From stereos and
TVs to pets and farm
equipment, classified offers
readers all sorts of items for sale.
Don't miss out on any hot deals.
Read the Ajax Pickering News
Advertiser Classifieds.
683-5 11 O
Classified Advertising
Department
COME AND WORSHIP
1THESE'- CHURCHES INVITE YOU TO
;ATTEND THEIR WORSHIP SERVICES
OUMMMON - FAtAPONT UNMW CHURCH
1066 Dumbarton Rd, Pickeritg
839-7271
Worship A Church School �®
Church Service 10:30 a.m.
AMBERLEA PMUYTE MM CHURCH
1820 Whh" Rd. N.
THE FAMILY CHURCH
WORSHIP TIME 11:00 a.m.
SUNDA;' SCHOOL
Supervised Nursery
8311.1383
WESTNEY HEIGHTS
BAPTIST CHURCH
Meeting at AppMeron Pl kk School
66 Coles Alio. Nath, Ajax
(Just East of LOEB Plea)
MORNING WORSHP 10:00 A.M.
Raw. Janw Randle, Pasta
686-17M
PICKERING
STANDARD CHURCH
A community Methodist Church
Brock Rd. at Hwy. #7
SUNDAY: Sunday School 10:15 a.m.
Worship 11:00 a.m.
Evening Fellowship 7:00 p.m.
WEDNESDAY: 7:30 - Adult Bible Study
- Bible Club for Youth
11177 -All 0A
PICKERING VILLAGE
UNITED CHURCH
300 Church St. N.r Ajax
683-4721
Phyllis Spencer
Worship & Sunday School
10:30 a.m.
ST. ANDREW'S
PRESBYTERIAN
35 CHURCH ST. N.
PICKERING VILLAGE
683-7311
REV. JAMES BIGGS '
WORSHIP & CHURCH SCHOOL
11:00 A.M.
To Advertise Your
Church Events
call Janice at
683-5110
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Whitby Four Seasons sunrooms.
meets needs of extra space, lifestyle
Imagine being able to
transform a room in your
house so that it becomes
full of natural light.
You can open it up to the
sight of changing seasons
or the changing light of
dav, in effect, bringing the
outdoors right into your
home. And imagine the
freedom to apply this idea
exactly as you would wish.
For example, you can
easily create a sun -filled
dining area to a kitchen. a
peaceful addition to a
bedroom, or a beautiful
extension to a living room -
all of this with the
confidence of controlling
the seasons and the
weather, never being too
hot in the summer of too
cool in the winter.
Four Seasons, the world's
leading sunroom
manufacturer. can make
this a reality.
The Four Seasons product
line has been designed in
every detail for the purpose
of creating permanent
living space as an integral
part of your home.
this a uniquely versatile
system to blend with your
home and adopt precisely
to your individual
requirements.
Four Seasons lets you
create an outdoor
environment without the
problems of the outdoors.
Your 'outdoor' lifestyle
will never be spoiled by
rain, snow. wind. insects,
too cold or too hot weather.
Your Four Seasons
sunroom with become the
most popular room in the
house and it can and will be
used vear-round.
It will also add drama and
excitement to your home. it
will enhance and increase
the value of your home
because it is customized
just for you. You can
choose from a wide variety
of styles, features and
prices. to add that special
Four Seasons feeling to
your home.
%Vith the attractive CIBC
bank financing being
offered for Four Seasons
clients, now is a great time
to 'add on.'
The choice of different As well from now to the
st, les and the modular end of November, the
engineering of each make, Nk hitby sho%� room i,
granting savings of up to
2017c off on selected units.
Franchise owner and
general manager Yolanda
Lewandowski is making
that offer as an incentive
for those who are
considering a sunroom.
Yolanda's showroom is
one of the 270 in North
America. Not onlv does she
receive the support of the
corporate establishment in
Long Island. N.Y., she also
has the support of her
husband John
Lewandowski. who has
many years experience in
the construction industry.
Yolanda firmly believes
that when the economy is
slow, it pays to improve
one's home rather than buv
a new one.
Why Advertise In Focus on Business?
The %N'hitbv business
invites both home and
business owners to explore
the assorted ideas for
incorporating a sunroom
into their existing plan.
N I-tatever your reason for
adding a sunroom or
enclosing a porch or any
other related project. drop
by or call Four Seasons
Sunrooms in Whitby. The
store is open from 9 a.m. to
5 p.m. Mon. to Fri.
and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sat.
Yolanda or design
consultant, Andrew
Matwiejczuk will be
happy to discuss your
personal needs with
you.
The showroom is at
2020 Wentworth St.
W., Unit 19, tel. 404-
2789 or 1-800-268-
0111.
Durham businesses wanting to increase their profile and sales volume find that being a part of the Focus on Business advertising
feature definitely has its advantages.
Over the last few years a great many businesses - of all sizes - have found that investment in the Ajax/Pickering News
Advertiser's and Oshawa/Whitby This Week's Focus on Business feature have generated extra phone calls that likely would not
have otherwise occurred.
How do you get involved?
When a company makes a commitment to advertise for 10 weeks on the page. it also receives a full feature story, complete with
pictures.
The story reinforces the advertisement. emabling the business to explain in depth its product and/or service. philosophy. goals.
special promotions and even an historical overview.
Unless the business chooses otherwise. everything is done by the newspaper's staff: the ad design. story interview and writing.
plus the taking of the► photographs. . - .. •
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1S, 1993 -PAGE 2S
BEAT THE RECESSIONA410Cwto-0
FIGHT BACK!! FWNCES
As a recession fighter, we're offering a mail -in or drop-off only special for classified advertising. '.. 4W
Simply fill in the easy form, tick off your selection, and sit back and wait for your phone
to ring!I Prices quoted include all tax.
3 CHOICES (ALL INSERTIONS PRINTED WITHIN A ONE WEEK PERIOD)
1 . Oshawa/Whitby This Week & Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser
(over 400,000 paper circulation)
10 editions $65
2. Oshawa/Whitby This Week 3. Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser
A. 6 papers $55 A. 6 papers $55
B. 3 papers $35 B. 3 papers $35
Ad Copy - up to 24 words if desired Coupon must accompany ad in order to receive special
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All ads to be dropped off or mailed in only (no phone orders)
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Whitby - 400 Dundas St. W.
Oshawa - 865 Farewell Ave.
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invalid with this special"
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om our special selected
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some restrictions apply.
Not valid in conjunction with any other discount program. Sale ends October 31, 1993.
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1. With a Touch Tone phone call 1416-
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
follow instructions by the computer. A
charge of $1.99 per minute will apply.
you can respond to ads 24 hours a day,
7 days a week.
2. If you need help, call toll free 1-800-
667-6083 between noon and 11 p.m.
WE want to trade
down and save real -
tor cost, you live
Courtice. Whitby or
West. OB 1079
SIGNS blanks.
1 /8'x3'x28' poly-
styrene, large quanti-
ty and ideal for out-
door signs. OB 3146
WEDDING dress,
size small (7). Paid
$1200, will sell for
$650. OB 3253
WEIGHT loss a
must? Energy a
'feed? Good nutrition
assured on this 100
per cent natural pro-
gram. OB 3270
FULL capacity GE
microwave and
stand, excellent con-
dition. OB 3482
(OSH)
EATON Viking full
size washer and
dryer 8 years young.
Asking S400 for the
pair. OB 3506 (PIC)
BEDROOM suite,
five pieces, dark
pine. with single mat-
tress set, excellent
condition, 5495.00
firm. OB 3511 (PIC)
KITCHEN table and
crnairs. good condi-
tion. 5200.00 o.b.o.
'wo 10 speed bicy-
cles, 550.00 each.
OB 3512 (PIC)
PRINTER parts.
Epsom. Toshiba,
IBM, Roland. stepper
motors, printer
heads, control pan-
els, cutsheet feed-
ers, etc. OB 3514
Anq
WANTED Little
Tykes Fisher Price,
etc. plastic house,
good condition, rea-
sonable price. OB
3534 (PIC)
SILVER -BLACK 3 -
piece „v,ng room
suite. paid 51.600,
asking S1.100 or
best offer, 6 months
old. OB 3535
FRAME for twin bed.
headboard solid oak
S60. OB 3537
(BOW)
5 pc. wood dinette
$100, utility trailer
$250. leather love
seat S 150. 3 -pc. sofa
set 5500. OB 3538
LOSE inches and
reduce appearance
of cellulite with
herbal treatment.
Contains no caffeine
or preservatives. OB
3539
WANTED! Used
hockey equipment in
good condition for a
nine-year-old boy,
must be reasonably
priced. OB 3540
(OSH)
APARTMENT size
stackabie washer
and dryer for sale
$450 o.b.o. Very
good condition. OB
3541 (OSH)
G.E. fridge and self-
cleaning stove. Inglis
washer and dryer
5200 each. OB 3542
(AJA)
KENMORE range,
Harvest Goid, excel-
lent condition. 5100
or best offer. OB
3543 (WHI)
FULL size baby
stroller. $30. Chrome
Curtis table and
chair set,$150. OB
3544 (COB)
KING size waterbed,
sem i -motion less,
$125 or best offer.
OB 3545 (OSH)
LIVING room set,
black/gold: also cof-
fee and end tables,
entertainment cen-
tre, very good condi-
Barterline is fun
and inexpensive
the- average
call takes 7,:-1
lessthan
2 minutes.
NOTE: The recent area code change does
not effect our service. You may still dial the
number below
tion, price nego-
tiable. OB 3546
(WHI)
2001 York exercise
machine with pec -
deck. S200. OB
3547 (AJA)
FREE to good home.
black English Cocker
Spaniel, male.
neutered. 5 yrs. old,
good with children.
OB 3548 (AJA)
BLACK leather bike
jacket. $75. Ladies'
leather pants, size
10. S50 or best offer.
OB 3549 (OSH)
ONE par of Chevy
small block cylinder
head. 174 intake
valve, 150 exhaust.
Like new. 5150
o.b.o. OB 3550 (PIC)
NEED energy new
formula. 1000/a natur-
al herbal product.
Call now for trial 5.
OB 3551
LARGE chest freez-
er, old but working,
$50. Must be
removed by Oct.
20th. OB 3552.
HIGHLAND dance
outfit, g,rl size 10,
blue dress
McPherson kilt,
socks. vest and
blouse. Excellent
condition. 5300. OB
3553.
PROFESSIONAL
toning tables. set of
6, metallic charcoal,
in excellent condi-
tion, asking 53.500.
OB 3554 (PIC)
ATTENTION Blue
Jays fans, collectors'
print, brand new,
mint condition. Pard
$180. asking $100
o.b.o. OB 3555
(WHO
MAYTAG washer
and dryer, great
working condition,
must sell $50 for the
pair o.b.o. OB 3556
(WHI)
MEN'S black wool
3/4 length coat with
fur lining and collar,
size 40, $75. OB
3557 (AJA)
WANTED Christian
book distributors to
share in a life -chang-
ing business, books,
tapes, etc. OB 3558
(OSH)
GE fridge and self-
cleaning stove, Inglis
washer and dryer,
$200 each. OB 3559
(AJA)
1980 G.S. 850 G.
Suzuki, midnight
blue shaft, excellent
condition, asking
$1,200. OB 4057
(OSH)
SCOOTER, 1985
Honda Elite, 3,000
km, mechanically
Al. S800 or trade for
a newer 14 ft. alu-
minum boat. OB
4058 (AJA)
1985 Ford Tempo.
S500 as is or best
offer. OB 4155
(OSH)
1985 Ford Tempo. 5 -
speed, good cond..
used daily. S600 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,
$2,900 cert. OB
4157 (AJA)
FOR sale. 1989
good running condi-
tion, owner must sell
5800. OB 4246
(AJA)
1991 Ford E350
cube van, propane
powered. curb side
overhead door, and
rear door: 40,000
km. at 514,500 or
best offer. OB 4247
(OSH)
WANTED: Ride from
Port Hope to north
plant GM Oshawa
and back. Second
shift. OB 4248
(COB)
1979 Nova Rally
Sport, runs good,
51,600 or best offer.
As is. OB 4249
(OSH)
1992 Cavalier, 4 -
cylinder, automatic,
air, AM/FM cassette,
26,000 km. $11,000
Ads will only
appear for
one week.
At the end of
the week phone
1.800-667-6083
to renew if
required.
Dodge Power Ram
Four Wheel Drive, 6
litre, auto transmis-
sion. Liner and cap
included. $8,500.00.
OB 4158 (OSH)
1978 Grand Marquis,
Florida car, fully
loaded, $2,000.00.
1982 Nighthawk,
650cc, best offer.
OB 4176 (OSH)
1977 Chev Blazer
front end, 350, trans-
mission, transfer
case, fuel tank, cap
and more, for parts.
00 4207
1985 Toyota Supra,
loaded, mint condi-
tion, 111,000 km, no
winters, asking
$7,500 firm, certified,
must see. OB 4242
SUZUKI 1990 RM
80, liquid cooled,
many new parts,
excellent condition
$1,200 obo. OB
4245 (WHI)
1985 Buick Century
must be seen, very
firm. OB 4250 (OSH)
1980 Camaro,
maroon color, 305 8 -
cylinder, body and
mechanically in good
condition, $750
o.b.o., as is. OB
4251 (PIC) -
1986 Starcraft hard-
top tent trailer. Only
used two seasons.
Sleeps 6. Low miles.
Great condition.
$3,000. OB 4252
1985 Ford Supervan
conversion, loaded,
4 captain chairs,
good condition. Must
sell. $7,500 o.b.o OB
4253
1988 Safari cargo
mini van, ladder
racks, heavy-duty
suspension, new
tires, new battery,
$4,000 or best offer.
OB 4254 (OSH)
1981 Acadian, great
for student, $500 or
best offer. OB 4255
(OSH)
1977 GMC van. As
is, best offer. OB
4256 (OSH)
EARN SSS from your
home, distributing a
nutrition/weight loss
program. I do and
need help with by
growing business.
OB 5107
HAVE fun, earn
extra income this fall
selling Undercover
Wear lingerie. No
telemarketing, full
training. OB 5155
(OSH)
FEMALE country
singer/musician look-
ing for musicians to
form band or to join
established band.
OB 5159 (OSH)
YOU can build extra
income through a
part-time business.
OB 5161 (OSH)
DELIVERY person
wanted to deliver
groceries every two
to three weeks. in
Bay Ridges area, if
under 16, must have
parental permission.
OB 5162 (PIC)
NEED help? Seniors
will do housework.
shopping, laundry
and run errands. OB
6044 (COL)
WATER colors, pri-
vate lessons for
beginners in your
home, reasonable
rates. OB 6151
SAVE money, learn
to create your own
custom wallcover-
ings using paint and
stencils, very rea-
sonable. OB 6220
PERSONAL trainer
and former profes-
sional athlete, pro-
vides fitness and
nutrition programs
customized to suit
individual's needs!
06 6221
LAWN and garden
service, mowing, fall
clean-up, seniors'
discount, real estate
welcome. Free esti-
mates. OB 6226
DAYCARE avail-
able, Rossland and
Harmony area.
Meals and activities.
Reasonable rates.
References. OB
6231 (OSH)
MECHANIC wanted
to put switch in
steering column, do
brakes and put front
seat in. OB 6236
(OSH)
POOL closing start-
ing at $75.00. OB
6237 (OSH)
DAYCARE available
near Lord Durham
School, experienced,
smoke-free, fenced
yard, any age wel-
come. OB 6238
(AJA)
START your own
business from home.
Rubber stamps or
ceramic photoglaz-
ing. High income
potential. $3,500.
OB 6239 (AJA)
DAYCARE avail-
able, Central Park
and Rossland. Non-
smoker, hot lunches
and snacks. OB
6240 (OSH)
LEARN the tech-
niques of makeup
application. Book a
personal profession-
al make -over (make-
over parties and
weddings available)
OB 6241 (OSH)
EXCELLENT experi-
enced daycare avail-
able in my home,
close to Saint
Catharines Sienna
School. OB 6242
(AJA)
FEMALE photogra-
pher building boudoir
portfolio, free por-
traits exchanged for
modeling services.
OB 6243 (OSH)
DONT get caught in
the cold, book now,
snow removal, eave-
strough cleaning,
$25, tree pruning
and removal. OB
6244 (AJA)
HOUSEHOLD prod-
ucts come to you.
Satisfaction guaran-
teed or money back.
OB 6245
PHOTOGRAPHER,
building professional
portfolio, will
exchange photos for
modelling, boudoir
for men/women as
well. OB 6246
WORD processing,
typing services,
resumes, manu-
scripts, etc. OB 6247
(BOW)
LOVING day care
provided in my
home, 13 yrs. experi-
ence, any age wel-
c o m e
Townline/Nash. OB
6248 (OSH)
BABYSITTING
available in my
home, part-time or
full-time, reasonable
rates, Philip Murray
and Cedar. OB 6249
(OSH)
BIG Brother to
spend quality time
with two 4 yr. old
boys for approxi-
mately 8 hrs. a
week. OB 6250
(OSH)
PING professional
WordPerfect 5.1,
Harvard Graphics,
laser printer, reports,
resumes, flyers, tran-
scripts, pick-up and
delivery. OB 6251
(AJA)
CLEAN up your act,
earn extra income
with environmentally
safe, non-toxic,
100% Canadian
products. OB 6252
(OSH)
WORD processing
work done from my
home, letters,
resumes, etc., rea-
sonable rates. OB
6253 (OSH)
WORD processing
services, cover let-
ters, resumes,
reports, correspon-
dence, manuscripts,
etc., done in
WordPerfect 5.1. OB
6254 (AJA)
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are over
12
new ads
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ROMANTIC m -we' .r
Companionship - Friendship
SINGLE male, 20, very ath-
To place•
CONTRACTOR, 28, 6',
call Toll Free
long on love, currently short
Mystm wft the 613 area carie you may access Sino* Yours.
on time, looking for female,
letic, like movies, walks on
who enjoys night walks
ing relationship SY 1544
along beach, videos, and
(OSH)
unbridled passion. SY 1304GOOD
natured, down to
BLUE eyed white male, 25,
the beach, romantic
Call
separated, likes children,
fishing, long walks, roman-
sports, outdoors, music and
tic evenings, seeks possi-
biking. Seeks lady for
ble long term relationship.
evenings, looking for
SY 1305
relationship. SY 1546
VERY handsome Italian
(WHII)
female, 18-25 with similar
interests, looking for a long
term relationship. SY 1300
Anyti me
1
116
976 1991
ATTRACTIVE single white
male, 22, 6', 180 lbs.,
enjoys outdoors, evenings
out, quiet evenings at
-
Only charge is $1.99 per minute, there are
home, romantic, shy and
no extra long distance charges
sincere, looking for slim
white female, 19-25 with1.
To respond to an ad, call Sincerely Yours 1.416-976-1991' at any time of the day from any touch tone
same interests for relation-
phone within the 416 area code and make a note of the four digit 'mailbox" number that appears at the end
ship. SY 1301
of the ad. You may also browse through the system to listen to other recordings. Just follow the recorded
SHY, lonely male, teddy
instructions. A charge of $1.99 per minute will appear on your phone bill as soon as you conned with the
bear 24, varied interests,
system.
seeks female, 20-30 who
2. After you receive your numbers, call 1 A16 -97e-1991' from any touch tone phone, 24 hrs. a day and fol -
enjoys quiet times for last-
low the easy (recorded) instructions. Remember you may NOT leave your last name, phone number or
ing long term relationship.
address when recording your message in YOUR mailbox.
SY 1302
3. To retrieve your messages call 1-416-976-1991' from any touch tone plane and follow the instruc-
YOUNG male, 38, would
tions... Remember to enter your mailbox number and pass code on your phone key pad. A charge of $1 99
like to meet single sincere
female 25-35 who enio s
per min. will appear on your phone bill as soon as you connect with the system.
ly
good conversation, country
life, and BBOs. SY 1303
To place•
CONTRACTOR, 28, 6',
call Toll Free
long on love, currently short
Mystm wft the 613 area carie you may access Sino* Yours.
on time, looking for female,
35-45, non-smoker, for last -
who enjoys night walks
ing relationship SY 1544
along beach, videos, and
(OSH)
unbridled passion. SY 1304GOOD
natured, down to
BLUE eyed white male, 25,
earth, professional, 38,
no'. bad looking, enjoys
separated, likes children,
fishing, long walks, roman-
sports, outdoors, music and
tic evenings, seeks possi-
biking. Seeks lady for
ble long term relationship.
friendship and possible
SY 1305
relationship. SY 1546
VERY handsome Italian
(WHII)
born male, 28, Billy Ray
Cyrus klokalike with a mus-
tache, (only better). Seeks
lady for fun/ relationship.
SY 1308
WANTED beautiful blonde
who was at Wally's
Restaurant Wednesday,
July 14, 3:00 a.m. We
made contact but couldn't
talk Call lf you're interested
in the man with the gold
glasses. SY 1309
MALE white, 37 seeks slim,
attractive lady 25-30 for
friendship, possible rela-
tion -ship. Must be under-
standing. Serious inquiries
only. SY 1310
cut -and working, looking for
a female. 26-30, who is
honest and has a good
sense of humor. SY 1312
HEALTHY, caring, honest,
fit white male, 41, 5'11'
seeks a lady to share the
spark of tun romantic times
with. SY 1313
SINGLE father 27, good
looking, 6', 190 lbs., enjoys
working out, dancing, din-
ing, quiet evenings, seeks
female, attractive, slim, 25-
35 with similar interests. SY
1315
SPIRITED Taurus, male,
white. 40, 5'4', two chll-
dren, looking for a woman
to satisfy my need to be
touched mentally, spiritually
and physically. SY 1317
ROMANTIC male, white,
40, seeks lovable, loyal and
affectionate female, who
enjoys golf, long walks and
quiet evenings. SY 1318
WHITE male enjoys walks,
music, and going to
movies, looking for single
white female 22-25. BY
1411 (OSII)
SUCCESSFUL business-
man. 34 years old, athilill
and fit, 6 tap, 190 Iles., dark
hair and eyes. Seeks fit,
attractive young lady, 20-
35, for romantic evenings,
getaways and travel, (sin-
gllel4 oms welcome). SY
PORT Perry gentleman, 53,
6, 210 jou., smoker, open,
honest, caring, varied inter-
ests, seeks similar lady,
secure in herself. 36.50. SY
1521 (OSH)
SINCERE gentleman, 37,
loves children, looking for
easy-going female, 29-37.
Enjoy dining, walks, camp-
ing, movies. SY 1534
LIBRA male, attractive, sin-
gle, 47, romantic, caring,
affectionate, enjoys music,
dancing, outings and good
conversation, seeks sin-
cere, affectionate female,
SINCERE male. 26, sepa-
rated 1 yr . 57', slim, 140
lbs., short brown hair, blue
eyes, seeks honest female,
21-30, for friendship first
and possible relationship.
SY 1551 (OSH)
SINGLE, white male, 23,
long dark hair, 59', likes to
have a good time, looking
for someone with similar
Interests such as working
for a living and an occa-
sional night out, 20-25. SY
1552 (OSH)
ESTABLISHED, 35, good
looks, to build, single father
with strong family values,
down to earth. Seeking
woman, 28-35, with com-
patible qualities and good
figure. SY 1553 (OSH)
TALL, attractive male, 32,
non-smoker, enjoys music.
racquet sports, long walks,
movies, quiet, romantic
evenings, seeks similar
female, 25-35, for friend-
ship, possible relationship.
SY 1554 (Ol
ROMANTIC and intelligent
white professional male,
5'9', attractive, personable
and dynamic. Seeks articu-
late, patty, slim and selec-
tive woman 30-40. SY 1555
(OSH)
MALE, 18, looking for fun
times with woman, 18-25.
SY 1556 (OSH)
SINGLE father, 27, sepa-
rated, enjoys sports, chil-
dren, quiet times, fun times.
Seeks single while female,
21-29, with similar inter-
ests, single mothers wel-
come. SY 1557 (OSH)
GOOD looking, easy-going
male, 40's, 6', 175 lbs.,
established, good career,
caring, honest, likes chil-
dren, would like to meet a
nice slim female, for get-
togethera of the nicest: kind
the could lead to bath par-
ties saying I do! SY i 556
YALE, 5'11', brown hair,
blue eyes, good sense of
humor, enjoys quiet times,
all sports, would like to
most woman, 24-28, prefer
blond who enjoys the
Sams. SY 1559 (OSH)
HANDSOME, blue eyes,
physically fit male, 38,
seeks attractive, slim lady
25-35, who loves dancing
and romance. SY 1560
(OSH)
ATTRACTIVE male, 35,
enjoys outdoors, movies,
romantic evenings, long
walks, dining and dancing,
seeks attractive female, 27-
37, to be treated like a lady.
SY 1561 (OSH)
PROFESSIONAL male,
well established, two chil-
dren, likes dining, dancing,
spontaneous type of
woman, 28-35. SY 1562
(OSH)
VERY attractive, mid 40's,
fit male, enjoys most good
things in life, is seeking a
slim, honest, warm, intelli-
gent woman, for serious
relationship, children wel-
come. SY 1563 (OSH)
SINGLE male, 33, very
successful and indepen-
dent, likes to travel, dining
out, finer things in life, look-
ing for single iady, 20-30.
with similar interests. SY
1564 (OSH)
BROAD shouldered, attrac-
tive and cute white male,
seeking soft -shouldered,
attractive and cute white
female. Must be slim, warm
and affectionate 22-36
Non-smoker, SY 1565
GOOD -looking, easy-going,
31, long brown hair, good
ole, likes quiet dinners or
loud parties, looking for
female, 23-30, with light
colored hair. SY 1566
(OSH)
SINGLE father, 42, 6', 180
lbs., blond hair, blue eyes,
looking for beautiful
Oriental female, any age,
with driver's licence. SY
1567
1 just like to have fun'
Single male, 30, very ath-
letic, 5'7', 150 lbs., black
hair, brown eyes. Enjoys
the outdoors, cycling and
dancing. Looking for
female, 23-30, who enjoys
the same. SY 1568 (OSH)
SINGLE, black male, 30,
very athletic, a little shy,
enjoy movies, walks on the
beach, romantic dinners.
Looking for female between
20-35 with similar interests.
SY 15m (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE hard-work-
ing, non-smoker, white
male, 35, enjoys cycling,
tennis, romantic evenings,
loves children. Seeks
attractive non-smoking
female, 25-35 (no material
Vs please) for companion,
possible relationship. SY
1570 (OSH)
QUIET attractive male, 36,
romantic, easy and outgo-
ing, a variety of interest,
seeks slim, to medium
build, single working mom.
For meaningful relationship.
SY 1571 (COB)
OUIET and attractive male
36, romantic and easy
going, with a variety of
interests, seeking slim to
medium build, single work-
ing mom for meaningful
relationship. SY 1572
(OSH)
SINGLE father, 29,
blondish hair. hazel eyes,
enjoys sports, music,
romantic dinners, and
dancing would like to meet
woman 25-35 for possible
long-term relationship. SY
1573 (OSH)
SINCERE male 38, likes
movies, walks, romantic
dinners, looking for female
28-38 for similar interests.
SY 1574 (OSH)
ACTIVE single mala, 35,
established non-smoker
seeks petite lady also non-
smoker, age is not impor-
tant, for fun and compan-
ionship for possible long-
term relationship. Kids are
welcome. Formerly mailbox
$1512. SY 1575 (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE male. 29,
5'1,', crown hair, brown
eyes, and a winning smile,
is honest, sincere and sen-
sitive, enjoys photography,
outdoors, romantic, din-
ners, quiet evenings, with
that special someone. SY
1576 (PIC)
OUTGOING male 36, 6',
enjoys musk. moves, the
outdoors, camping would
like to meet single honest
and sincere female, 30-40,
who enjoys the same for
possible long-term relation-
ship. SY IT" (COB)
DEPENDABLE, attractive,
fit, 35, white male, enjoys
outdoors, romance• sports,
honesty, seeks. 28-35,
attractive fit female golfer,
look ng for long-term
monogamous friendship.
SY 1578 (OSH)
PROFESSIONAL male, 34.
attractive. we! -ou lt, very
active interests range from
skiing, motorcycling to the-
atre to the arts, seeks a
dark haired beauty, 20-28
SY 1579 (OSH)
MALE, 36. I'm blonde, blue
eyes. 155 lbs., slim, my
interests are sharing quiet
times, musk, outdoors.
Likes children and animals,
wishes to meet female for
possible relationship. SY
1580 (OSH)
30 year old male, single,
brown hair, attractive and
professional, seeks good
looking fit and in good
shape white female, 27-32,
must be non-smoker and
loves outdoors. SY 1581
(OSH)
LISA, reply again. I didn't
get your phone number. It's
Paul. Reply to mailbox
#1561. SY 1582 (OSH)
GOOD looking male. 24,
125 lbs., 5'10', with brown
haw and eyes, enjoys swim-
ming, movies, music, locl
ing for female 19-25. With
similar interests. SY 1583
(OSH)
HARDWORKING, sincere
male, mid-40s, enjoys pic-
nics, walks, outdoor activi-
ties, dancing, seeks female
28-45 with similar interests,
for friendship and possible
relationship. SY 1564
EASY -going, attractive
mala, sary 40, established,
romantic, looking for rele-
tionship with non-smoking,
attractive, intelligent, fit lady
30.45, let's talc SY ISOS
HOPELESS romantic,
white, athletic male, 26,
blond hair, blue eyes, look-
ing for a slim, attractive
woman, 22-32, who's sin-
cere and honest, mulst Ike
romantic evenings and be
spontaneous, non-smoker,
single moms welcome. SY
1586
ATTRACTIVE white male,
36, enjoys quiet and wild
times, seeks slim, petite
female, 25-35, single moms
welcome. SY 1587 (OSH)
SINCERE male, 28, enjoys
camping, romantic dinners,
race tracks, concerts, seek-
ing lady 18-30 with similar
interests. BY 1588 (OSH)
LAST of the true romantics
looking for fun, adventure
and long tern romance with
female, 18-23. SY 1589
(OSH)
YOUNG, 48, separated
Dad, well established,
smoker, easy-going, enjoys
golf, outdoors, storms, kids,
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animals, looking for a cute.
affectionate woman, 30-40.
to help restart my life. SY
1590 (OSH)
HARDWORKING single
male, 24, looking for a
female. 19-28, who is hon-
est and down to earth who
enjoys camping, music and
fun times. SY 1591 (OSH)
NOT tall. handsome or rich
Just a nice 46 year old guy
looking for a slim active
lady for a happily ever after
relationship. SY 1592
(OSH)
.ATTRACTIVE, slim single
male, 28, smoker, seeking
attractive, sexy, slim
female. 25-40, with no
dependents, for possible
long term relationship
Prefer smoker. SY 1593
(OSH)
ATTRACTIVE single white
mase, 34, enjoys long
walks, rock music, animals,
profess,orai entertainer,
seeks female. 19-34. with
similar interests, must enjoy
animals. SY 1594 (OSH)
FEMALE, 35, unanacnec.
5't', enjoys camping, base-
ball, gardening and travel.
seeking male, 35-46 who .s
sincere and established for
possible relationship. SY
2146
ATTRACTIVE lady, 37, sin-
gle, enjoys music, dancing,
motorcycles and the out-
doors, seeks attractive
easy going man, 30-40 who
enjoys the same. SY 2199
INDEPENDENT single
mom, 38, smoker, room-
mates, 14-11, many inter-
ests. seeks tall large build,
single white male, 37-45.
with good sense of humor
and a heart. SY 2300
YOUNG. very petite mother
of 2, 22, enjoys camping,
weekend getaways, quiet
nights, long drives, walks,
looking for Mr. Right, must
enjoy children. SY 2301
ATTRACTIVE single mom,
30, enjoys dancing, camp-
ing sports, romantic
evenings, country music
and old rock, seeks honest
male, 30-40 for a special
time and possible relation-
ship. SY 2302
ATTRACTIVE white
female, 29 smoker, no
dependents, enjoys sport,
sunxrter fun, country music,
old rock, beer, quiet and
wild times seeks male, 28-
35. BY 2303
PROFESSIONAL, female,
24, enjoys reading, long
walks, movies and romantic
dinners, d you haw sarilar
interests, I would low to
hear from you. SY 2304
ATTRACTIVE professional
female, separated, loves
dancing and music, seeks
romantic male, 38-50 with
similar interests, good
sense of humor and a zest
for We. SY 2306
LADY 52, seeks compan-
ion, enjoys gardening,
cooking, classical music
and cottages. BY 2306
ATTRACTIVE divorced
mother of 2, 33, looking for
stbactiw male, 33-40, who
likes kids, the outdoors,
music and romance.SY
2318
ARE you an attractive sin=
care humorous gentleman?
I'm 23, attractive mother of
one who enjoys movies,
music, travel, seeks some-
one financially and emo-
tionally stable. SY 2346
19 yr. old single mother,
looking for a single male
who enjoys children, danc-
For persons 18 years of age and over.
ng. camping and walks by
the lake SY 2401 (OSH)
GOOD-LOOKING green
eyed, blonde, 5'9' tall and
bountiful, seeks tall as, 36-
54, man who, loves danc-
ing, dining, conversation,
nature, travel, and children.
SY 2416
SHORT middle-aged
female who enjoys skiing,
golfing, dancing (I'm a very
good dancer'), pleasant
person, positive nature,
seeks someone with similar
qualities, preferably non-
smoker, 50+. SY 2457
(OSH)
28, independent, easy-
going, goal -oriented,
divorced, full figured, edu-
cated, mother of one, with a
great sense of humor,
seeking SWM, 25-38, with
personality and inner beau-
ty- Single dads welcome.
SY 2469
ATTRACTIVE single moth-
er, 3' v-- d ke to meet
secure attractive fun -loving
guy. 30.37, for friendship.
-ossible relationship SY
2476
PROFESSIONAL, 41, sm-
;s w^^e'ema:e attractive.
.ady looks younger. well
established, enjoys travel,
dining. good conversation.
politics, seeks a compan-
tonship of a fine quality
gentleman, 40-50. SY 2501
(OSH)
VIVACIOUS, successful,
5'6', 40's, mother of one,
welcomes a response from
a non-smoking while, excit-
ing, articulate male. 45 to
55, interested in balancing
romance and family life. SY
2507 (OSH)
HONEST, caring, single
mother, 30 seeking a sen-
sitive, honest, caring male.
30.38, who enjoys quiet
evenings. long walks. Cal
ing and romance. single
fathers welcome. SY 2508
(OSH)
FEMALE, 25, 54', hazel
eyes, long brown hair, self-
employed, no dependents.
Seeks whits, sincere male.
27-34, who is established,
with a sense of humor and
good morals. SY 2509
(OSH)
VIVACIOUS, single, white
mother, 32, 56', 137 lbs.,
dark hair, dark eyes, look-
ing for cowboy type, tall
dark and handsome. 30-45.
Single fathers welcome. SY
2510 (OSH)
JW the industrial engineer
from GM who called mail-
box 2416 you didn't leave
phone no., please respond
to 5'9', green eyed blonde
lady. SY 2511 (OSH)
SINGLE mom, 33, seeking
a funloving person who
enjoys dancing, 50's music,
movies, quiet evenings,
and who loves children.
Looking for serious rehation-
ship. SY 2512 (OSH)
SINGLE woman, 44, aver-
age build, loves children,
outdoor activities, dining
out, looking for a friend and
maybe a lite time commit-
ment SY 2513 (OSH)
FILLY, great legs, good
form, intelligent, spirited,
outgoing, mischievous,
green-eyed, 65', 130 lbs.,
chestnut, requires 35-40
male trainer, mentally and
physically fit, sense of
humor necessary. SY 2514
HOPELESS romantic, 24,
seeks male, 25-30, sponta-
neous, adventurous, hon-
est, sincere for
friendship/companioir Ip
and possible long-term
relationship. SY 2515
(OSH)
FEMALE 18, blonde hair,
blue eyes 5'7' '25
considered attractive
look-
ing for an attractive man,
18-25, who enjoys musk.
dancing, travel and isn't
afraid to fall in love. SY
2516 (COB)
FUN -LOVING, lady, 50,
non-smoker, enjoys dining
out, travel, dancing, long
walks, country musk, look-
ing for sincere gentleman.
47-58, with similar interests
for possible long-term rela-
tionship SY 2517 (OSH)
KENT please -espcn:'o
-a^box #2369 again
because you got cut off
while leaving your phone
number SY 2518 (OSH)
SINGLE vl:'e roma e, '.:1
ll ..rows hair. 25.
looking 'or s ngie maie. 25-
40, 'or iast rg -e at,onsl
SY 2519(OSH :
TWO fun-iov ng.
respectable damsels; one
glittery blonde, one down-
to-earth brunette Seeking
two intelligent, unattached
financially stable white
knights 35-45 Do dreams
reafy come true) SY 2520
(OSH)
PERSONALITY pus, petite
blonde, with great sense of
humor, enjoys working out,
looking for a good looking,
romantic guy. 40-50, to
share some togetherness.
SY 2521 (OSH)
HITCHHIKER on the road
to love, attractive, single.
38 year old blonde, slim,
interested in meeting
attractive, caring and fit
male for companionship.
SY 2522 (OSH)
HI, my name is Linda, 5',
very attractive, likes sports,
spontaneous, dancing,
movies, tikes to jump out of
hot air balloons, seeking
someone with similar inter-
ests. SY 2523 (OSH)
FINANCIALLY stable, fun -
loving single mother at one
who enjoys quiet tines, cad
navvies, seeks a man. 25-
35, who too is tired of head
games! Friendship, possi-
ble long-term relationship.
SY 2524 (COB)
WANTED male companion,
loyal and true, who can
make a commitment and
follow through. One who
loves to laugh and dance,
has time to read, time to
romance, 55-60. SY 2525
(OSH)
BEAUTIFUL brunette, 19,
cuddly, soft, very romantic,
wants funny, oaring, intelli-
gent man, 22.30, who
enjoys the finer things in
life. Is this you? Call me
SY 2526 (OSH)
LEO, mature 21, attractive
single mom of one, enjoys
outdoors and cottage life,
working out, cards and fish-
ing. Looking for someone,
25-35, thoughtful and car-
ing. SY 2527 (OSH)
WHY don't men like single
mothers') Yes, I am
employed, I enjoy horse-
back riding and the out-
doors, intelligent very
attractive and has a lot to
otter, looking for someone
28-38. SY 2528 (OSH)
BLONDE^a red c e -
eyed. single mother. 25.
looking for someone, 27-
35.
35, who enjoys sports,
music, dancing as well as
quiet evenings and ia'e
night walks. semi -aggres-
sive man with a bit of
romance need only apply
SY 2529 (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE single white
male seeking attractive
friendly fit and fun single
white female companion
24-34, non-smoker 'or two
week vacation n the
Caribbean. SY 3165 (OSH)
SINGLE -om. of 2. 26.
interested r meeting some-
one who likes kids. likes the
outdoors and quiet times,
seeking male 28-35, who is
sincere and carry to sone
up my life SY 3166 (OSH)
MALE. 67. 5 9' 2^,: cs
=-,^cr Canadian :ove the
doors, boating, motorcy-
ing. Wou d love to r*eet
ady. 40+ to spend t -ie
-own south. SY 3167
OSH) r
ATTRACTIVE 'ii^a e
Kee -:v es : -g, danc-
ng, walks sports-inded.
seeks. same n senior
-naiady n 50's. enjoys din-
g, dancing, plays cams
Nou'd iike :omcan,orsnp
'cr social events. SY 4000
LADY n 50s enjoys o,^ ng.
cianc:ng. plays cards wou d
like compan onsh�v 'o -
social events. SY 4002
WIDOWER, 61, '5C cs.
seeks s m .ady, 52-62,
whose interests include
dancing, long walks gar -
cal outdoors, owns
camping trailer, Iook;ng for
long- ast,ng a;at ons-ic
SY 4039 (OSH)
FEMALE 60. vette, 5. oil
eyes, shy disposition.
would like to meet a sincere
gentleman 55-65 Emoys
dancing, traveling.
doors. Non-smoker social
drinker SY 4040
ATTRACTIVE lady. 50.
technician, abstainer enjoys
quiet times, dining, danc-
ing, classical music, travel-
ing and nature, looking for
a soulmate, 47-57 healthy
gent for relationship. SY
4041(OSH)
GAY white male, 30, 5'11'.
150 lbs., considered good
looking, if you are sincere,
monogamous and honest
and believe in building a
relationship based on trust
and laughter then please
cap. SY 5240 (OSH)
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New H4Ma3n4bs aad Z=ite 14M=W
Rainbow Ridge wants first-time homebuyers
When Liza Homes introduced the
Parkwood Collection to its Rainbow
Ridge community, the new home
buyer was the one with reason to cel-
ebrate. Not only does the purchaser
get six new home designs (on a 40 -
foot lot) to choose from, but the
builder is also offering a $10,000
bonus in upgrades of their choice so
purchasers can finish the home their
way.
The six new designs, including
one bungalow plan, are very versatile
— offering the purchaser a layout
that best suits the needs and lifestyle
of his family. Plenty of thought was
put into the new designs. which have
desirable features like the ever -popu-
lar greenhouse breakfast area, main -
floor family room and laundn- room,
master en suite with step-in oval tub.
These exciting new designs ranee
up to 2,250 square feet and are priced
from an unbelievable S 129.990. The
Parku ood Collection is also avail-
able on 50 -foot lots, of which there
are still some available. Closine
dates for Rainbow Ridge range from
immediate possession to summer of
1994.
Bowmanville's park -side commum-
ty of Rainbow Ridge is dust minutes
New
Horne
Warranty
Program
Facts
• Over 5.000 builders are current-
ly registered with the Ontario New
Home Warranty Program. The
number of builders fluctuates with
changes in the economic climate.
Approximately, 2.000 builders
have had registrations refused or
revoked since the program started
in 1976.
• The program is self funding,
obtaining its revenues from regis-
tration, renewal and enrolment fees
charged to the builders.
• Warranty coverage costs $2 per
$1,000 of the purchase price. For
example, warranty coverage on a
new home sold for $150,000 costs
the builder $300. This costs is typi-
cally charged back to the home-
buyer by the builder.
• The Ontario New Home
Warranty Program has paid out
more than $100 million in claims
for houses and condominiums
since its inception. Three-quarters
of theses claims were paid between
1988 and 1992.
east of Oshawa and many amenities
are only a short distance away.
Schools and the Bowmanville Mall
are nearby and Hwy. 401 is just a
short drive south. What makes
Rainbow Ridge truly attractive is the
benefit of living in a community
which offers all the conveniences of
living in a city while surrounded by a
pleasant smalltown atmosphere.
That, in fact, is the deciding factor
when people buy at Rainbow Ridge.
"Peace of mind — that is what did
it for us," says new homeowner
Kathy, whose move -in date is just
over one month away. "This is our
first home and we couldn't be more
pleased."
Kathy says shopping for a new
home took her and her family to
Scarborough, at first. and they kept
heading east looking for the right
home. When they got to Rainbow
Ridge, there wasn't a need to look
any further.
"It is totally relaxing." she says.
"You can leave the office behind and
forget all about the city."
She also had plenty of praise for
sales representative Indra Narine,
whose sincerity helped sell the home.
says Kathy.
"That is what kept us coming back
— sincerity," she says. "She repre-
sents the builder, but you know that
she is also representing you in help-
ing you buv the home that best meets
your needs."
Design features of the homes of
Rainbow Ridge include 800 series
Colonial doors with painted Colonial
trim, circular staircases, natural oak
pickets and handrails, two coats of
paint on all walls and trim, two color
choices for broadloom and rough -ins
for central vacuum system and dish-
washer. Add the finifhing touches
with your $10,000.
Homes on 30 -foot lots are avail-
able ranging up to 1,650 sq.ft. These
homes feature the same luxurious
features found in the bigger homes at
Rainbow Ridge.
To visit the newly decorated
model home, just follow the signs
from Liberty St. N. and Hwy. 2. Or
you can call the office at 697-2000 or
toll-free at 1-800-265-0153.
The sales office is open Monday
through Thursday from 2 to 7 p.m.
and from noon to 6 p.m. on weekends
and holidays. The office is closed on
Fridays.
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What is fabric protection? How does it work? Is it
used on all fabrics, for both fashion and furnish-
ings? Does it protect against all spills and stains?
As fabric care products become more sophisticat-
ed, consumers are asking more questions.
They seek attractive, comfortable homes com-
bined with a carefree lifestyle; they seek colorful,
fun fashions with built-in performance; they seek
sportswear and workwear that will stay clean and
comfortable. And they seek answers to their fabric
care questions.
Those answers are provided by experts at Du Pont,
makers of Teflon fabric care products.
Showcasing
your walls
From silks to sails, from boardrooms to bedrooms,
from city -slicker rainwear to skytop skiwear, there's
a fabric care product to protect almost everything
from almost anything.
The same magic that slides the eggs out of the fry-
ing pan can slide spills and stains off ski jackets,
upholstery, and virtually any kind of fabric.
There are basically two kinds of fabric care prod-
ucts: repellents and releasers. Soil, rain, and stain
repellents form a molecular shield around the
fibres, making them significantly more resistant to
oil and water based stains, as well as repelling dust
and dry soil.
These products are used in upholstery and
The walls of your home should reflect the moods of the
rooms. while providing an attractive and subtle backdrop.
home If the walls of your he are beginning to show the
edttathe
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ttar>rgs you can do to spruce them back up and enhance
the overall look and fed of your home -
Re -Painting may be the time -tested way of giving a
room a fresh took. but chest arc a number of innovative
techniques wtacb have been tried and proven — such as
covering scanzd wails wilth shirred fabrics or applying
wainscotting to walls in aseis likely to fall victim to the
"fingerprint syndrome."
In fact, all it takes to refresh your walls is a little plan-
ning, imagination and a sense of practicality.
Before you decide to paint, wallpaper or cover the
walls in one of your rooms, take a good, close look at
them first to determine what type of shape they are in. If
you have panelling and intend to remove it, be prepared
for what may possibly lay underneath — like large
cracks or badly damaged walls.
If you plan to paint. consider the effect you want to
create. Painting is probably the easiest and quickest way
to revitalize a room. You can do many creative things
with paint, including glazing —which can give you
unique patterns like flecks or streaks or even a marble -
like effect. This can be done by applying glaze with a
sponge or brush or applying glaze and then smudging it.
A popular choice with many homeowners these days,
stencilling is not terribly difficult to do and there are
numerous stencil patterns to choose from. consult some
decorating or "how-to" books for examples and direc-
tions. You may want to practice with different color com-
binations on a large piece of paper first.
However, if you want to go with a very ornate and
special stencil pattern, it is a good idea to consult a
design expert first. You may want to hire an expert to
apply the stencils as well.
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drapery fabrics, shower curtains, and outer-
wear.
Soil and stain release products penetrate
fibres.
Activated by laundering, they allow soils
and stains to be more easily released from
the fabric.
These products also make apparel fabrics
more comfortable by increasing wickability
- the ability to draw moisture away from the
body and then evaporate - making clothing
more comfortable.
?hese products are used in fabrics for work-
wear, sportswear and children's wear. That means
that consumers don't have to worry about their
clothing during active sports and messy chores.
Most printed fabrics are given a soil and stain
repellent finish at the mills, as the final step in fab-
ric production.
If you buy fabric by the yard, read the printing on
the selvage to learn what type of finish has been
applied.
When buying a finished piece of furniture, look
-for a hang tag. A tag that says 'Teflon', for instance,
assures you that the fabric finish has met Du Pont
specifications.
Many fumiture retailers offer an after -treatment
plan, in which the entire piece is sprayed with a
fabric protector by a trained technician. This can be
a valuable service.
Even if the fabric has been treated, the extra treat-
ment protects welting, trim, deck fabric, stitching
and seams.
Clothing which has been treated with either a
soil/rain/stain repellent or a soil/release product will
usually carry a hang tag.
In today's hectic world, people want products that
make life a little easier. Their changing needs have
created a whole new world of convenience and
easy -care.
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first phase of the development is fin- north to Martin Rd. and watch for the
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has started and it will soon be filled
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"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. We are
inviting people to come have a look at
what Aspen Springs has to offer."
Aspen Springs is well suited to dif-
ferent requirements in home sizes and
family lifestyle. Prices start at an
extremely affordable 5199,990, for
one of the beautiful freehold town -
homes. There are also large detached
homes providing 2,446 -square -feet of
living space on 50 -foot lots, homes on
detached 40 -foot lots and link homes
on 30 -foot lots.
The Kaitlin Group is also offering
some great incentives. Buying a home
in Aspen Springs now will get you a
$5,000 grant, that can be applied
toward your downpayment, and an
appliance package that includes stove.
refrigerator, washer, dryer and built-in
dishwasher.
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, vary-
ing rooflines and recessed styling that
makes for a pleasant streetscape.
But houses are just part of the
development. The Kaitlin Group has
included plans for all facets of daily
life. For example, there is a commer-
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sive shopping facilities. Canadian Tire
has already moved in and the com-
mercial mall which includes a
Loblaws store is close to becoming a
reality. There are schools and recre-
ation facilities and land has also been
allocated for a proposed GO Transit
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.
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The Greenbaum family have been
building distinctive, upscale homes for
the past three decades. This past summer,
Whitby became part of another chapter
in the builder's history, when The Vogue
Development Group introduced freehold
townhomes to its new community of
Abbeywood.
The sales have been going so well
that, last weekend, there was a new
release of additional units — including a
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square feet in size. Freehold means there
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associated regulations. Servicing the site
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with the end units having all -brick side
and brick and aluminum at the rear.
Interior features include sunken family
rooms with cathedral ceilings, master
ensuite bathrooms, main -floor laundry
rooms and eat -in kitchens. The new
Heatwood end unit, with 1,565 sq.ft. of
living space, has been designed with a
country kitchen and bay -windowed eat-
ing area and is selling for S 137.990.
First-time homebuyers will be inter-
ested in the "early -bird" five -appliance
package being offered by the builder for
selected models. In addition, downpay-
ments are available from only $590.
The Vogue Development Group
brings high levels of design, materials
and workmanship to Abbeywood. The
community will be comprised of 293
units, including 88 freehold townhomes
in its first phase. The Whitby project is
the first for Vogue which includes town -
homes as part of their development. Vice
president Lou Greenbaum says, "We
intend to extend the same level of quality
to the first phase of townhomes, — and to
the whole community — as we have
done in our previous projects. In fact
Vogue will shortly be introducing single
family detached homes for sale at
Abbeywood.••
The community will also feature a
park and there is as well a proposed
school site. There are already existing
parks, schools and many other commum-
ty services and amenities nearby. A
neighborhood shopping centre is under
construction within a five minute walk.
Commuters will like the location of
Abbeywood. The community is located
east of Thickson Rd., between Dryden
Blvd. and Taunton Rd The sales office is
located on Champlain Ave. at TMckson
Rd., just one block north of Hwy. 401.
The sales office is open Monday to
Thursday from 1 to 8 p.m. and on week-
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Everyone looks for value when buy-
ing a new home. The wav a home is
built certainly shows value. But what
many homebuyers look for is the extra
little touches a builder brings to a
home.
Grand Brook Homes cAc:ls in those
special touches which make buyin£ a
new home more enjoyable_ The builder
brings brings a conscientious approach
to its communities in its use of quality
materials and workmanship. Touches
like sanding all floors before installing
floor coverings and full cabinets for the
tub in the laundry room are part of
every Grand Brook home.
Grand Brook Homes is now in the
final phase of a development in a
mature area in Whitby. on Anderson
St.. north of Dundas St. Here. you will
find a group of homes ranging from
1.975 square feet to 2.340 sq.ft. and all
on *;0 -toot lots.
These homes feature genuine clay
bnck exterior walls. full% sodded lots
and mane other touches which would
be included in other builders' upgrade
packages if at all.
Inside. you will find quality carpet.
available in a wide assortment of col-
ors. and no -wax vinyl floorine in
kitchen. dinette. main bathroom and
laundry room. All staircases have oak
handrails and spindles. An extra touch
is the standard oval tub in the master en
suite bathroom.
Other qualit} design and construc-
tion touches include stippled ceilings in
the living room. dining room, family
room and bedrooms. A central vacuum
system is roughed in.
- One of the most attractive features
of these Grand Brook homes is how
bright they are. The builder has taken
great care in the size and placement of
windows to allow for maximum natural
light. It really makes a difference.
Grand Brook Homes are also veru
energy efficient. Exterior walls are
insulated to R-20 and the attic to R-32.
The subdivision is also architectural -
Iv controlled. Home designs, materials
and colors are pre -selected to ensure an
elegant streetscape.
-It is no surprise to find out that
Grand Brook Homes started out build-
ing custom homes and has 30 -years
experience in the home-building indus-
try.
Home prices start at $202,900,
which combined with all those quality
features adds up to great value. There
is no better time to visit a Grand Brook
home. There are only a few homes left
and they won't be around for long.
For more information, visit the sales
office and walk through one of the
models. The sales office is located just
off Anderson St., just south of
Manning Rd. The sales office is open
Monday through Friday from 4 to 8
p.m. and from noon to 5 p.m. on
weekends and holidays. You can call
the -sake saf ;pe. at.686-515 ;
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Now that the cooler evenings of
fall are upon us, do you envision you
and your loved ones curled up around
a cosy hearth, enjoying the warmth
of a cheerful fire?
Fireplaces are a focal point of any
home — especially during the fall
and winter months when they tend to
be used the most. However, if you
have a fireplace or wood stove, make
sure you use it with care. Although
the number of chimney fires has
dropped somewhat in recent years —
largely due to improved consumer
awareness — you should try to keep
a watchful eye on your fireplace dur-
ing use and afterwards — especially
if you use it a lot.
To start with, inspect your flue
(and pipes if you have a wood stove)
on a regular basis — at least once a
year if you don't use your fireplace
much. Fireplace prevention authori-
ties recommend that chimneys be
thoroughly cleaned once a year —
preferably by a professional chimney
sweep.
In addition to cleaning your chim-
ney, a good chimney sweep will care-
fully inspect any deposits inside your
chimney and should be able to give
you helpful suggestions on how to
reduce the buildup of creosote.
The main buildup of residue in
your chimney is caused by the
incomplete combustion of wood in
the burning process. The resulting
material — which is generally tar -
like in appearance — is called cre-
osote. This material is highly com-
bustible and, if enough of it builds
up, can ignite when you burn wood
in your stove or fireplace.
Chimney fires can cause a great
deal of damage. For instance, the
mortar in your chimney can become
weakened from the intense heat of
the fire. And flying sparks from the
chimney fire could ignite your roof
or any other nearby flammable
sources.
If you are unsure of the state of
your chimney and don't recall when
it was last cleaned, ask an expert to
take a closer look to tell you what's
required regarding maintenance and
repair.
Experts say the best way to keep
creosote buildup at a minimum is to
only use well -dried, seasoned wood.
If the wood hasn't been dried thor-
oughly, it will smolder and this will
result in more buildup in your chim-
ney because the more smoke you cre-
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inspect the end grain for cracks. You
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nail into one of the ends. If it comes
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wood isn't completely dry.
If you are using your fireplace or
stove for heating purposes, then
you'll probably want to use hard-
wood. This type of wood is denser in
compositions and has more energy
content as a result.
For "decorative" fires that are
merely for aesthetics and serve no
heating purpose, soft woods are fine.
In fact, if you merely want to light a
fire in your fireplace for decorative
purposes — during the holiday sea-
son for instance — you may want to
consider using manufactured, pre-
packaged logs which can be found in
many hardware, grocery or conve-
nience stores.
However, if your fire is for heating
purposes and you want to obtain heat
quickly, you should build a small pile
of loosely stacked pieces of wood in
your stove or fireplace.
If you want a longer -lasting fire,
the wood should be stacked together
more tightly.
A good rule of thumb is to adjust
the amount of wood you put in your
stove or fireplace in accordance with
the temperature outside.
Fire prevention authorities suggest
that you practice common sense
when using your fireplace. Nothing
should be hung below the mantle if
you intend to use your fireplace. The
hearth area should be also kept clear.
of objects in case of stray sparks.
It's also a good idea to have a fire
extinguisher nearby when operating
your fireplace. In fact, it's advisable
to have one in the house at all times.
But make sure you're familiar with
how to use it before a crisis occurs.
Wood boxes should also be kept
clear of the fireplace or stove unless:
it is actually built into the side of
your fireplace. At least 1.2 metres is
the recommended distance according
to the fire code.
It is also a good idea to empty the
ash pan in your fireplace or wood
stove on a regular basis. This only
takes a few minutes and helps your
fireplace perform at peak efficiency.
If you don't have one, it only takes a
few minutes to sweep out the ash.
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the furnishings, saving time and
money for consumers.
Well-maintained home furnishings
show pride of ownership and invite
compliments.
Follow the tips below, from Soul
Shield International, to keep your
upholstered furniture looking newer,
longer.
— Prevent fading by placing furni-
ture out of direct sunlight. Ultraviolet
rays of sunlight can fade fabrics.
— Rotate cushions and pillows week-
ly to redistribute wear and extend the
''life of upholstered furniture.
— Re -arrange the position of your
upholstery to ensure equal use on all
cushions. This will also help to keep
your carpet from wearing unevenly.
— Vacuum upholstered furniture
weekly. Use a clean crevice tool
extension to lift out dust and food
particles from seams and between
cushions. This will also help to keep
your carpet from wearing unevenly.
Keep newspapers away from
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transfer onto the fabric.
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— Discourage pets from sitting on or
rubbing against upholstered furni-
ture. Pet hair and body oil transfers
easily to fabrics, causing general
soiling.
— Choose appropriate fabrics for
upholstered furniture by the amount
of wear they will receive every day.
— Blot spills immediately with a
clean, white cloth. If the spill is
solid or semi-solid (like peanut but-
ter or jelly) remove the excess by
gently lifting it with a dull knife.
The longer spills are allowed to
remain, the more difficult they are to
remove.
— Always use recommended uphol-
stery cleaning products. Never use
general household cleaning products
as some may contain bleach and
abrasive cleaners.
— If you find a stain on your uphol-
stered furniture, always pre-test uphol-
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Preparing your
home for Old
Man Winter
The falling leaves begin to drift by your window.
You know it is time to get ready for the months ahead
because winter isn't far away.
With that in mind, here are a few tips on how to pre-
pare your home for the arrival of Old Man Winter:
1) Those lovely leaves in a storm of color are certainly
beautiful to look at, but not when they are all over your
lawn. Leaf clean-up can be a cinch with the tubular
plastic frames which hold any standard 30 -gallon trash
bag. When you have finished raking up the leaves or
the bag is full, simply close the bag and lift the light
plastic tube. These frames are easy to store and can be
covered by a standard garbage can lid.
2) When this time of year arrives, do you agonize over
where you will store your patio furniture, gas barbecue
and even the bikes. You can solve storage problems of
oversize items with heavy-duty vinyl and plastic cov-
ers. There are a variety of sizes and shapes available
which will keep outdoor furniture and other items clean
and secure all year, and especially in winter.
3) Fall means moist ground and muddy spots. So, when
it is time to come in from working in the yard, the
whole family will appreciate a "brush mat." A piece of
coarse outdoor carpet is ideal for brushing off dirt and
mud from the bottom and sides of shoes.
4) But it is not only the outside of your home which
needs preparation for the colder climate. Indoors, the
biggest battle homeowners face is the heating bill.
Energy experts agree that the biggest source of heat
loss in the home is through the windows. Check the
weatherstripping around your windows for cracks or
decay. "Solar curtains" — sheets of transparent
polyethylene plastic — help retain heat and you pocket
the savings.
5) Another way to reduce home heating bills is to make
sure the heat is going where it is needed most. Air
deflectors and vent extenders are two products avail-
able on the market which help in this battle. Air deflec-
tors direct air flow from the floor duct into the centre
of the room. Vent extensions are especially useful in
places where a heating vent is covered by furniture or
draperies.
6) Drafts creep under doors, too. Old Man Winter's
attempts at getting into the home can be foiled with
new weatherstripping. This flexible, water -proof vinyl
seal is usually 1 1/2 to 2 inches wide and 36 inches
long, which can be cut to fit any size door. Position it
so that it makes contact with the floor surface to close
out drafts.
7) We all know, especially those of us which don't have
central air conditioning systems, and appreciate the
benefits of a window air conditioner during the hot,
humid days of summer. During the winter however,
window air conditioners can be sources of chilling
drafts. Smart homeowners use air -conditioner covers
— indoors and out — to provide protection from win-
ter's blasts.
Winterizing, organizing or making simple home
improvements are easy when using the wide range of
products available at your hardware or home improve-
ments store.
Technology adds value to home
From the comfort of an easy
chair, a homeowner has the
world at the touch of a button.
Through the wonder of modem
technology, we can control tele-
visions, VCRs and our sound
systems without getting up
from our chairs.
But remote controls allows
us to control other comfort fea-
tures of our homes — like gas
fireplaces, for example.
Remote controls are only a
selling feature. Fireplaces add
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Fireplace inserts come in a range of saes to fit most fire-
place openings. For added convenience, a remote control
can regulate gas -fueled units from the comfort of an easy
chair.
comfort and value to a home.
Wood -burning or gas-fueleu
fireplace systems can be fitted
in just about any home.
"By applying technology, we
have dramatically improved the
efficiency of (wood -burning)
stoves and fireplaces and have
made it easy and inexpensive to
install in any room," says
Dennis Dillon, pres+dent o'."
fireplace manufacturer Vermont
Castings.
Technology also allows the
homeowner to improve the effi-
ciency of an open fireplace.
Recent studies have document-
ed the extreme inefficiency of
open fireplaces. They exhaust
huge quantities of air up the
flue, resulting in drafts that pull
additional heat out of the home
These studies state the efficien-
�� of open fireplaces is only
!ve or six per cent.
The homeowner can dramat-
ically, increase the efficiency of
an existing open fireplace by
installing a gas -fuelled fire-
place. Gas -fueled fireplace
inserts offer added efficiency
and the convenience of acces-
sories like a remote control.
Installing a fireplace also
increases the value of thy;
home. A recent article printed
in Remodeling magazine says a
fireplace can return as much as
140 per cent of the homeown-
cr's investment.
Window coverings
add a touch
of elegance to home
There are many things that put the right finish-
ing touch to a home. Among the biggest, in
terms of size and financial investment, is win-
dow coverings.
With the multitude of styles and fabrics now
available to the consumer, it's easy to transform
a home without too great an effort.
Over the years, home decorators have graduat-
ed from having options in drapery styles, to
blinds that include aluminum, vinyl and assort-
ed fabrics. And changes are continuing:
Blinds, in exciting styles are available from
such manufacturers.
Two among the latest offerings from
Hunterpouglas are Duette, and Silhouette.
Duette honeycomb shades will spice up any
window. The patented honeycomb construction
combines the luxury of soft fabric with remark-
able strength and superior performance.
These come in a seemingly limitless range of
colors, and provide energy -efficiency by trap-
ping air between the honeycomb design, which
acts as an insulator. Duette has no visible cords,
holes or seams.
Another new design by Hunterpouglas.
Silhouette, is an attention -grabbing covering
that, while offering privacy, does not block out
light.
Silhouette has a fine sheer at the front and the
back, with a fabric slat sandwiched between
the two. It is blinds and sheers combined.
The result, when closed, is that the room is�
submerged in a soft glow, the shade of the fab-
ric slat.
When open, there is a subdued, opalescent
translucency. As well, Silhouette shades have
no support cords to detract from the distinctive
look. And the mounting hardware is designed to
enhance the total look.
Both these Hunterpouglas designs are avail-
able at local Durham dealers, and are a sign of
still more to come.
Where do you find the best deals in new homes?
In New Homes & Interiors, which has a pressrun of 200,000
copies every two weeks.
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