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HOME IMPROVEMENTS BY Oilefdad Can tug Vl$ff out S11410WROOM 91* 1 - 01 RWW Soulh owe "Wh Of "00 C$14204MJ NPIM6elltV ews 9 FEAST OR FAMINE OR The Tsubouchi diet is neither, our Editor -in- Chief concludes after eating on $91 a month. Page 12 0 M MATERNITY ATES I TRUCKLOAJD I NEW SALE SEMI> STOCK fZANNUA 705 K gt( , ) 831-2088 ingston Rd. n L 9 Advertiser ANednesda,%, NON. 15. 1995 -16 via;,wL A Nietroland Community Ne%vspaper Pressrtin 37.500 N *(A. 114 No. 46 Santa's little hoofers Jacqueline Kelly -Willis leads students of Jacqueline's Ajax Lions Club's Santa Claus Parade is set for Satur- School of Dance during the Pickering Kinsmen's 28th day, Nov. 25. annual Santa Claus Parade Sunday. Meanwhile. the photo by Andrew lwanowski Pickering may dump lawsuit to hammer out landrill deal By.%IARIANNE TAKACS STAI+ REN)RTER PICKERING — The trial of' Picker- ing's lawsuit against Metro Toronto and the Province AaN expected to be adjourned Tuesday so the parties involved could return to the negotiating table. According to Town manager Tim Sheffield. all three sides agreed to ask for the adjournment so another attempt could be made at reaching an out-of- court settlement. Pickering and Metro %%ere close it) an agreement a few weeks _,o but that deal fell throuLh. Mr. Sheffield said the parties are now back at the table and believe -It might be worthwhile" to try aLain. Pickerin- ., is suing Metro and the Province in an attempt it) force them to close the Brock West landfill owned by Metro at Brock and Third Concessions Roads, and to obtain compensation for the environmental damage the dump has allegedly caused. 11' it proceeds. the trial is expected to take four to six weeks and cost the Town up to S1.75 million. with over $1 million already spent. New court dates are not expected to be available until late Febru- ary or early March. In court documents filed last fall. the Town clairned $3 million for damaecs it alle-es were caused by the Brock West landfill — In particular the pollution of' adjacent lands and contamination of' West Duffins Creek. Pickering main- tained Metro and the Province should pay for the cost ol'cleaning up the envi- ronmental contamination and compen- sate the Town for loss of land value. Uni*ted Way campaign 0 9 in trouble . F-Und-rallsing drive chairman Z7 -worries about agencies" future AJ.,\X-l'l('Kl-.RlN6 - - A,, the end of this --.car",, L�nitcd \�a\ lund-raising campaign near,,, orpni/cr% are �onccrncd thev'li fall shor'l of theit 12( )at offielping (housands i)l nccdv residents. I .. z - I remain guardCdl', Optl- mistic. but I admit I arn a little conk:crncd, sa\s campaign ch.1irman Bill "ij() c"(1111a1cs the agencN has reached lut 40 per Cent (4 . its goal. Mi. Hutchison refuses it, attach a pm:c tag to that goal. Instead. lie has set out to help 42 (X X) ct) )lc — oric i n i lircc r I p,coplc in ..\1a\ and Vi,:kcring Bill Hutchison -- a goal tic bclic\c,, is more Important than rcaching, ;I monctar\ Qgurc Last %car. the United Wav brought in S91 1.(XX). -Thc donations appear it) bc coming, in a little more slo\klNl this \car.- note,, Mi Hutchison. See SHORTFALL ... Page 3 Inside 'N; 77 =7 F-'ditorial ............... 6 Sports ................ 19 Entertainnient .... 17 Classified ........... 22 11111111101010 Un" General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 InfoSource 683-7040 Sincerely Yours 1-900-451-3793 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the lfimftmet at VVWW. - net 934t + 74t GST = $1 I. PAGE 2 -A -THE 'ADVERTISER, WED, NOVEMMER 14 IWS 0 Pi*ckeri*ng residents show Farr fami*ly they care 13 Fund-raising social for ailing councillor 'overwhelming' success By MARIANNE TAKACS 5TAFF REPOR-MR PICKERING — The Pickering East Shore Community Centre was hopping Saturday night in honor of Ward 2 Regional Councillor David Farr. Councillor Farr, who has a long history of dedicated volunteer work for several Pickering community organizations, was diagnosed last February with ALS or Arnyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, more commonly known as Lou Gehrig's Disease. A group of Pickering community associ- ations got together to put on the 'Night Out' party Saturday as a trib- ute to him and to raise morwy to fight ALS. -A lot of people wanted to know what they could do to show solidarity with the Farrs. to show them that they cared." says Tom Mohr. one of the organizers of the Night Out. "Me pur- po%c of the evening was to bring his friends together to show that they sup- port the Farr-, in their difficulties. The Farr family has touched a lot of lives in Pickering and people wanted to give back in kind." ,And give they did- The 270 ticket.,, available for the Night Out sold quickly. At least 200 prizes were donated bv businesses and individu- als. A small army of volunteers worked long hours to make sure the event was a success, Organizers had hoped to rai,�e $6,000 from the even( to help pay the cost of a wheelchair for Councillor Farr, which will be given to the ALS society of Toronto when he no longer needs it. Everything has not been added up yet. but Mr. Mohr esti- mates the money raised is "well in excess" of that target. "Me response from the community was overwhelming. The evening was everything that we could have hoped for. Everybody got misly-eyed at one point or another but it was a happy event." Councillor Farr. 53, has served as chairman of the Pickering Public Library, chairman of Pickering Muse- um Village and as a member of the board of directors of Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. fie is one of the foundint! members of the APGII Foundation which raises money for hospital capital projects. lie has also been involved as a volunteer in local children's sports organizations and school parent association:. The councillor was first elected to repre%ent Ward 2 in last fall's munici- pal election. fie is continuing to %Lrve on council as long as he is a�lc. His wife, former Durham Board of Education chairman Louise Faff, says that since her husband fell ill many friends and neighbors have been "knocking on the door" to see how they can help. She believes diL Night Out was just another example of what a caring community Pickering is and has been for all the 18 years the- Farrs have lived here. "it was phenomenal. It was a hall filled with good times and love. It will carry us through a lot of those diffi- cult days that are to come." The Farrs particularly want to thank the principal organizers of the night, including Mr. Mohr. his wife Dee Mohr and Jacqueline Smart of the Pickering East Shore Community Organization, Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environ- ment chairman David Steele, and Carol and Craig Bamford of the Liv- erpool West Community Association. Earlier on Saturday, $1,082 was raised for Mr. Farr and the ALS Soci- ety at Lymbird Lumber Home Hard- ware on Kingston Road. The store held a barbecue to raise some of the money. and also donated fi,,e rcr cent Of its total %ales for the day, 01SHAWA LITTLE THEATRE RUMORS .W!i!BV6. HEIL SIMON Dvgcted by,. D'Arcy Smyth Produced by,. Lamle Rosen 5 men: 30 - mid -50's 5 women: 25 - 50 November 19 at 2:00 p.m. November 20 at 7:30 p.m. November 21 at 7:30 p.m. Auditions at 62 Flussett Ave. Enter by stage door at rear of theatre For more into call Director or Producer at 433-8992 .Get connected to the Internet. Call us at 683-5 110. %01T NECTARS BATH AND BODY KIT Canm ile & Papaya Shmpoo Cocoa Bdftr Hand & Body Lot" Carnomille & papaya Cocoa Butkr HarW&I Loft Tropical Fruit PXURING TOM CENM 1 THE NEWS ADVERTWER, WED, NOVEMBER 111h I"S-PAGE 3-A Battle brewi*ng over 6 reorgani*zi*ng1 schools .9 By LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER DURHAM — Amalgamating small schools and revamping school boundaries may be on the horizon at the public board, which will look at reorganizing schools in an effort to curb costs. Durham Board of Education irustees also directed staff Monday to look at alternatives to costly ren- ovation projects needed at older schools, despite protest by two Oshawa trustees who fear schools in their jurisdiction are being unfairly targeted. Mike Nicholson, who represents Wards 3 and 4 in southeast Oshawa, opposed a motion passed Monday to look at reorganizing all schools, noting the original motion proposed reorganizing schools only in Oshawa. "I called (the original motion) a personal attack on Oshawa," MT. Shortfall may spell 'tragedy' FROM PAGE 1 Nicholson recalled at the board's regular meeting. Further, he believes staff don't need to be told to consider alternatives to costly renovations because "that's part of their job description." "I am starting to get licked off," agreed Kathleen Hopper, who rep- resents Wards I and 2 in south Oshawa. She called the new motion an attempt to "cloud the intention of the (original) motion. "Oshawa has been accused of being over -schooled," noted Mrs. Hopper, who fears there is a move under way to "sell our schools off'. The board currently has three Oshawa schools without 'general purpose rooms' which serve as a gymnasium and auditorium. They are South Simcoe, which is almost 80 years old, Harmony Road, which is more than 60 years old, and Cedardale, which is 75 years pointing ,) a similar trend across the Greater Toronto Area. "I don't know if uncertaintv over the (Quebec) referendum d�layed things or whether it is worries over the economy, but time is getting short. "With provincial government cuts, we know some of our agencies are facing a real financial hardship." says M.r. Hutchison. "if we don't reach our goal, there is the possibility one or more agencies won't be around next year. And that would be a tragedy for our community." The United Way funds 24 agencies providing services in Ajax and Pick- ering, including Big Brothers, Kinark Child and Family Services, the Cana- dian National Institute for the Blind, Special Children's Swim and Credit Counselling Service. It also funds three community projects. Mr. Hutchison encourages area res- idents who work outside the commu- nity and who donate to the United Way through employee payroll deduction campaigns to designate their donations to the United Way of Ajax -Pickering. old. Epsom in Greenbank is also without a general purpose room. While Mr. Nicholson recognizes those schools are smaller than newer schools in such high-growth areas as Pickering and Ajax, he notes each is at or near full enrol- ment. Board vice-chairman and Pick- ering trustee Ruth Ann Schedlich defended the motions, saying she brought them forward after learn- ing it would cost more than $6 mil- lion to add general purpose rooms to those four schools, which have a total stu- dent population of about 700. However, if trustees refuse to include con- struction of general pur- pose rooms in next year's budget, "then close the small schools and give me a big school," Mr. Nicholson told The News Advertiser. "We have to provide students with some kind of future." Still, staff will consider a num- ber of alternatives to building gen- eral purpose rooms. For example, a portable general purpose room is considered an inexpensive alterna- tive to constructing a permanent general purpose room. The first is smaller and costs about S100,0W, while the latter carries a price tag of about $1 .5 million. Reorganization of schools could also include changing the grade structure at some institutions. For example, schools which currently offer kindergarten to Grade 6 could be expanded to include Grades 7 and 9 if nearby schools are at capacity. Trustees could receive a report on reorganizing schools as early as next week. They are also awaiting a Thirty -Year -Old School Study which will recommend such improvements to older buildings as replacing windows and repairing roofs. If you think he sounds convincing on the radio wait until you see him in person. Free Seminarwith Brian Costello Taking Care of Your Money MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1995 7:30 P.M. METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE PICKERING 1899 BROCK – ROAD -(Brock-Rd. & 401) Disco"er ulie - �e, briar, Zteil�, �t �FRB meaning Radio share with you his t)ehind the insightful analysis of recent and trends and economic developments and headlines what they could mean to you -HE Fl� 'a I t Al t t ILI M3&A5IZ* P"—ntng G" -p 0 : 1PIct-11 Ass' F I , T I :�f I "Mr0=11 17-7174JI 13 P-� :1 -K:' Engine Shampoo I iff B Ann 0 X'A L -N FREE and Car Wash Interprovincial OIL 96 iir�-:oocj S A�ax CHANGE S cf4_"1�683-1361 Auto Glass 837-0607 NTERPROVINCIAL AUTO GLASS PAGF.+*-TUEN,EWSADYEWISM%%D,NOVEMBF.19 15% IP% GO Mransit to stop two trains in daytime rush hours next year Please call 683-5110 with AJAX-PICKERING — Two fewer 60 trains will travel through here each weekday next year. During weekday mornings, p&ssen- gers who now board the first two trains heading west from Oshawa will onIv have one, while two eastbound trains from Union Station will be combined during the evening rush. The changes will take effect in March or April of next year. When the changes occur. the first train heading into Toronto will leave Oshawa at 5:47 a.m.. Ajax at 6:01 a.m. and Pickering at 6:06 a.m. There*II be seven more trains durin2 the mornine rush hours. During evening rush, a train will leave Union at 5:38 p.m., arriving at Pickering at 6:19 p.m. and Ajax at 6:24 p.m. Eight other Lraim, will leave Toronto during the evening rush - GO spokesman Bev Simpson says the exact date for the changes hasn't been finalized, because the transit body has to consult with CN Rail, which is under contract with GO to provide train service. In announcing the changes, GO chairman David Ilobbs says. -These adjustments am designed to affect the fewest passengers while providing us with significant cost savings. In most cases. we will be reducing service because of low ridership." And. it will he some time before train service is provided east of Pick- ering outside of the Morning and evening rush hours, Ms. Simpson says. "We don't have the funding. The funding cuts aren't going in the direc- ADVERTISING CORRECTION Eaton's Get the Holiday Mix insert. which appeared in this newspaper, Wednesday November 15, 1995. Please note the following: Pages 22 and 23 - the statement "We'll deliver 0 for Christmas" applies to advertised JVC television sets only. Page 32 -Satin Lycra chemise (bottom lef!) is not available in blue colour shown. Inadvertently. the errors listed appeared in our advertising. We sincerely regret any inconvenience or confusion to our customers. E ATO N'S tMORM %Yl aLn".-E, — [—newsups. she notes. 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The task force was scheduled to brief Municipal Affairs Minister Al Leach Tuesday on what its recomimn- dations will be, though its specific proposals won't be made public until a written report is released in January. However, reports surfaced last week- end indicating the task force is expect- ed to recommend the elimination of regional governments such as Durham Region, creation of a GTA -wide gov- emment, and pooling of property taxes across the GTA. Mayor Wayne Arthurs described the report as "purely speculative" so is unwilling to comment on it in detail . "That's certainly not a position which is in any way congruent with the posi- tion taken by the 01 Town of Picker- ing or Region of Durham," was as far as he would go in dis- cussing a super - GTA govern - Ment. (B4 Mayor Arthurs said he would wait to find out what the task force actually does recommend before commenting further. The Town is on record as opposing the amalgamation of munici- palities or the elimination of Durham Region. Janice Frampton, vice-president of the Pickering branch of the Taxpayers Coalition of Pickering and Ajax (TAXCOPA), says her organization is opposed to a GTA -wide government. TAXCOPA's Pickering group is one of the community organizations on the new citizens' advisory committee established by the Town to advise it on GTA reform. "People need to feel they can touch government. The larger government is the farther away they are." She would like to see the current regional level of government eliminat- ed but have its responsibilities returned to the local municipal level instead of being turned over to a super -GTA. 0: HOMESLE1 URE N CENTRE WE'VE GOT Stores for your hme and your Wsure! APPLIANCES + LINENS + FURNISHINGS FABRICS + LIGHTING + ARTS & CRAM SPOIMNG GOODS + SPAS + RESTAURAR 1755 Pideft Pkwy. 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The Catholic school board has set aside for consid- eration three niotions from AJa\ trustee Todd Nlc(',trth\ that \%III go it long va\ to creating a JVr- ception in the Populace of' accc,,,Ihlllt.\. accountabill- I\ and openness. The three motions. g1o\erning, the acceptance of' i:ift or _,ratuitic'. t-111112 of staff' C\Pcllc statenlents and opening, cerl,iin niecting, to triiNtecs. are area,, of �k:hool board adinini,ir.ition that ha\c in the past raised question, when no clear guidelines \%cre in place, TrLI11CC \L('arth\*, motions are sinillic. stralight- forv,ard and tiniel\. Thc\ �.�on't to%% the bureaucratic process. the\ \,%on . I interfere \xith the joh of educat- in,-, student.,, and. perhaps most unportantl\. thc\ cre- atc an inIprcsIon ofopenness and accountabilitV That IN exactl\ "hat incinher, of' the public ha, e been calling for I it recent \cars froin all of the people the\ elect it) publik: office. The separate school board \,%ould do %kcil to take heed of these motions and adopt thern readll\. Then the\ can continue. unfettered. " ith the job ofteaching our ,outh. V CANADIAN UNITY 0 Overheard... Did he say that? "The day CUPE takes on Durharn will be April Fool's Day." __ Durhani 11.1 � t-. %-, d 1 1""" ckly Herrerna on the potential for conflict during contract talk-, C� "A great number of resi- dents feel different levels of oyovernment are unre- sponsive and uncaring -- Pickering Councillor Sherry Senis on the importance ofpublic consultation during GTA reforin discussions This man is not Lucl*en Bouchard To the editor: It,: 1, ''11, �i C.Inada', 111o'l dan- gcrouN nicn. Fic believe-, that the I -est of Canada I-, %%rong. %%fide tic donc I,, r I,-, h I. He bellc%cs that a rc1*crcnduni %%ill Let hini %%hat he "ants. Hi, didain for a united Canada I,, onl\ surpa,,scd b,. his desire tor ;I separate Quebec. He k:hosc it) di,,count and inini- mi/c the izi-cat rall-. in Monircal. In the final %&eck of last month',, rct'crenduin ca n i pa I,-, n. %% hilc C,inadians Irom coast it) coast. "a niall-IC USLIUC ad inariC. rose to dclCIILI thCIr COMM-%. he Published III,. mandesto 1'or the acquiescence of the Icdcl-al g(okci-11111clit. Ifis attack, on Pi-iinc Nlini,tcr Jean Chrcticn durint: the Octobcr rct'crcridum :.tinpait-In. Icl't inan% Canadians %%onderim-, lio),% it v%a.11 that such I nian ct)uld not he labelled a iraitor. In the Ncr% near future. this man %kill Pronounce [it,, recipe for the nc\i iound of Canada \cr,,u, Ouct)c,.:. No. this nian Is not l,u(:ien Bouk.hard. fie I,, Preston Nlanning. But �ou Illust .111 pa\ attention. for the\ are t%%o sides of (tic sailic coin. Brian Shedolvin President. Ontario Riding Progressi%e Conser%ati,kv ASSOCiation. Pickering WRITE TO THE NENN-s AD% ERTISER, 130 CommERCIIAL Avr-, AJAX, LIS 21145 OR FAX t-s.xT 683-7363 Letters 01 R E-NIAIL ADDRESS is NewsAd.news@durhamnews.net V SEX KIT Reduce the Risk could have been a lifesaver To the editor: Although I believe the reliu,ious faction fell it was doini! the riol-it thine bv voting against the Reduce the Risk booklet to be taught in senior levels of high school. I don't think that thev %%cre thinking practicalf,�. I don*t know of' any God that can cure sexually transmitted diseases. I don't know of' any God that will teach young peo- ple to use a condom prop- erly. What is this God going to tell these young people when the-, come home to their families and arc thrown out in the streets because they're gay. or have a disease that cannot be treated. but could have been prevented'? When these parents are on their knees pra,.Ing to their God to save their vroune children. %%hat they really are pra),Ing for is forgi%eness. for not allow- inL, their children to be tauaht the facts of life. Reduce the Risk could possibly have been a life- sa% ing course. Most parents teach their children about staying away from strangers. not to Let into a strange car, not to oo with a stranger under anv circurnstariccs. But. something so vcry real as the facts of life. the� balk at. Let's face it, times have chanoed. Our young peo- ple must be taught about everything that could harm them — including sex. Teaching young men file proper �kaN to put on a condoin %kill no more Let thcni aroused than choco- late. So. for all of'�,ou funda- PUD incritalists. it' .ou rcallv do profess to love your chil- dren. then prepare thein for the real world. It' you don't. the next -AND I PLAYED W AT RECBS, 1HEN W P", 4 �7 E DO I uc 7' � 7HEN WE— r Iva -7-1 praNers you v%III he saying could he over the coffin of' vour beautiful child, and the guilt you will have will be with you until your 5AMMY� BEEN TALKI* NC)N-StOP FOR 20 MINUTES! WHEN DO W GET 10 TELL AMOUR DAYS 2/ dying day. You see. it can all be prevented. It's up to you. R.W. Horner. Oshawa by Steve Nease r_ OKAY, 05. WHAT PAU Do AT _5431400L TOW? 0 A 'y 0 56 11DYOU DWW A� 544 0�y? 0,�r; ",%)I AP -A,, W H_ THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, NOVEMBER IS, I"S-PAGE 7 -A P OF zC, A,0 Town of Pickering z AAL (905) 420,2222 PICI F�EIRIIN[ (905) 683,2760 G November 16 STATUTORY PUBLIC INFORMATION November 20 WATERFORD GATE MEETING November 20 COUNCIL MEETING November 22 SITE PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE November 23 DUNBARTON NEIGHBOURHOOD Board Ittiom For-profit rate: OPEN HOUSE November 27 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING November 29 COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETINGS ON THE TOWN OF PICKERING DRAFT OFFICIAL PLAN TOPIC DATE & TIME LOCATION Brougham Se"lement Wed . November 15 Brougham Hall Boundary 8:00 P.M. Board Ittiom For-profit rate: Kinsale and Balsam Tues-, November 21 Mount Zion Settlement Boundaries 7:30 p.m. Community Centre Altona and Green River Wed.. November 22 Green River Settlement Boundaries 7:30 p.m. Community Centre Cherrywood & Area Tues.. November 28 Cherrywood Settlement Boundaries 7:30 p.m. Church Hall Urban Area Issues Wed.. November 29 Committee Room, "line., change, and the Biwa] 7:30 p.m. Civic Complex Ecological Issues Tues.. December 5 Cominnittee Room. hudya cut., lor I unhr inlormAlion 7:30 p.m. Civic Complex Rural Issues Wed., December 6 Brougham Hall 8:00 P.M. �rllfjtta Cabbie" Town KWS All interested residents, landowners. and business -persons are invited to attend the above noted meetings and convey their comments on the draft Pickering Official Plan. For more information , or to obtain a copy of the Plan, ploase contact Vie Town Planning Department at J905) 420-4617 or (905) 683-27W. I I)I"NBAR'I'()N'S'El(;HB()L�RHo()[) DEVELOPMENT& DESIGNSTUDN' pan it the Dc,vl.-pnwrit ind lk,qp. kc,w- of the [)unharion Neightsturbot-1a kc%idcnl Open House a.% %,cheduled for Thursidat. November 1-4. 1"!; 3:00 P.M. lip 9:011) P.M. Lobby of the Pickering Civ ic Cownplc% One The Esplanade [It,- purptim (if this Open House a, t, pir—ide neighbourhood residents A ith an ofortorluntly it) review Final Develoranicat and Design Guideline,; lor the Durtharion Neighhourhood pnor it) thcur consiciLration by [),Aerinp Council Planning Departinent stal'! look forward to answering smir questions anti/or rccciving ;my comment% yoti may have at this 0jvn House It Nou re4unre any additional intomiation regarding this study prior to the Olvii House. please contact NIr Christopher %kong. Sernor Planner of the Town'% Planning lk-partment Lai 420-4617or 6X;-_-60 1996 TAX PAYMENT OPTIONS 10 Convenient Installments The Council of the Town of Pickering has provided a tax payment option that will allow you to pay your taxes in ten convenient installments. Co . IannnKy 1sL 1996 This installment plan will start January I St. 1996 on condition that your taxes are paid in full. To Enroll *n 1he Wnstallment Qption For information about this payment option call the TkvAsury Department (905) 420-"14 Other_Pj"amnt Options In addition to the above installment plan, you may pay your taxes by cash, cheque, Visa, Mastercard & by telepayment through M, certain financial institutions. "M I I th Annual Durham Regional Police Disabled Ganws Saturday, November 25,1995 Pickering Recreation Complex Times: 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. FINAL DA TE FOR YARD WASTE"COLLECTION Comptostable Yard Wastc materials will he ,olleocd separately froin recyclables and regular garbage in the Urban parl of rown ' I (that area south of Conccssion Road 3), froin April 24. 1995 to N*,,vernher 20, 1995 The final (late for Yard Waste Collection will hL: NIondav, Novembit-r 20 A Fall leaf collection ser),i cc "1 11 hL pro%idcd in the Hamlets of Brougham. Clareniont, Greenriver. Greenwood and Whilevale fin Nlondav, November 20. Do: Include leaves. house and garden plants. branches. hedge trimmings and grass clippings Do not include earth or sod Do: Place materials out at thL roadside for collection by 70) a in on Ihe above noted Monday Do: Divide inalcrials into quantities weighing not inore than 21 kL- (50 lh% ) or into hundle% not longer than I inctre. Remember: N'jrd*-Aa%tcha.%Iobg*lrec,)firwial,ft)4)d%%�L-.[C()r other garbagi: It you have any questions regarding tht, prograin. please :ontact Town of Pickering Public %%f)rk-% Department at 4120-463A) or 693-2764). 1 SAVE25% ON RENTALS '5',( I)iscount on Banquet Hail Rental-, I'or the rcinaindcr of' 1995.1 -his discount applies it) FrItI[ay Ni,-,Iit Rentals at Wcstsihore Cornrnuniv,, Centrean(I Don Beer Arena. �Nc%& "t'ear's, F%e Rentals are still available at We,�ts.hore & Don Beer. (Capacity 199 People). For int'0rination pleaw,:ontact the Dtopartment of Parks & Facilities Booking Clerk at 420-4623. 1 PICKERING PUBLIC LIBRARY WINS PROVINCIALAWARD The Pickering Puhh�: Library ha, won the Prostn,:c', 1996 Angus %lowat Award of Excellence for its project **Job Scarch Seraticcs at the Pickering Central Library - The Public LibrarN Service av, ard was granted it) the Library for providing one -slop access to job search iriftwination for the public Some of the niany %er%ices provided inaterial for preparing resunbes and application letters, a databasi� with int ormation on apprentice careers� college and unnersity calendars. directories and databases listing information on LOmpanies. P1.11711IL-1.11C cornputers� ifevispapers listin.- "here the job,, are across Canada. the Job Bank; an Employment Clinic one morning per week and a Community Legal Clinic one evening per month. The latter services are provided through partnerships with the Pickering Canada Employment Centre. the Durham Resource Centre and the Durham Community Legal Clinic. are of course thrilled to receive provincial recognition of our work through this award," noted Sandy Carnaeron. Chief Librarian. "But most of all we are pleased we can help our community in its economic renewall.- Sa FINES I ] 111,11101*11 W.WAUS ;=" FOR au%ftblss AND Libm, GROUPSATTHE POLICY I ,I* PICKERING PUBLIC LIKKARY Please Be Aware: Becamse 44 builget cuL, Pickering Andiallontima: Public Library will stkinly be For-profit rate: $1411111 eliminating the grace [vn,id in Nam-prorat rate: S 40 owrduc itLaras (all ditys overdw will the Board Ittiom For-profit rate: $ 45 charged the daily raw), Nota-prooll rate: S 30 A,s well. in onJer lit get our I%iilks hick Call X114.265. Est. 221 for details on thc shell liw all users, imr stall will 11 1 he enforcing finc� riilicio mitre somijiLbLaock vigorous,ly and consistently Nleeting Room: Tuesdkm% December S. 1995 For-priatfilraft: $.50 please a,,k sull lor the hAns],tut in Nuit-profit rate: $ III "line., change, and the Biwa] 0ourtyard Chairman's October 1945 letter in Can .549-25" for details. .,Outdoor 7.00 - *= p.m. hudya cut., lor I unhr inlormAlion 41b 4111a, LUNCH with Tickets Available Special pzt the Visit and koring Recreation M..J. St 0 co ex he Purp e I Dinosamir (12 Moon) co and 1, Glen to at the Pickering Recreation Complex Sunday, December 3, 11995 12:00 Noon - 2:00 p.nL SS.00 per person Featuring Runaway Pupvet Theatre *A colaiturfull. large stage Christarnas Puppet Show for the -hole tarnity. Sponsored by: T%. CUO .4 ftch-limig L..b Ct-4.1, - T1- T- .1 F1.1ki-iis'i F- Ati,11-01- 111W Pl.k-iime 1111-1-d- C.-Vil- .4 Share The Christmas Spirit Department of Culture and Recreation PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX SQUASH - RACQUETBALL - HEALTH - TENNIS MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE, DAYTM RAJES AS LOW AS; $14.80 PER WWM FULL MEMBERSHIFS AS LOW AS- $23.63 PER mom SPECIAL SERVICES AT THE RECREATION COMPLEX MCLUDE: PERSONAL TRAINING BABysrrTING CLJJB PRO SHOPS - SQUASH, TENNIS PRO SERVICES - LESSONS, LEAGUES FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 831-1711 OR 683-6582 Town of Pickering 6th Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Tuesdkm% December S. 1995 Pickilairling Civic Complox 0ourtyard .,Outdoor 7.00 - *= p.m. �Foaturing: �rllfjtta Cabbie" Town KWS f7ykZ� ftooji� br. Canadian Proiraw Chob, 11111k*w1awfillie Women Listim" of Chri Watch Food Chiiiiisfanas' Candy we Sind Carols a for Santa's Bank ks TV" Chinter reiating Donation S1 Kii. Department of Culture and Recreation PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX SQUASH - RACQUETBALL - HEALTH - TENNIS MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE, DAYTM RAJES AS LOW AS; $14.80 PER WWM FULL MEMBERSHIFS AS LOW AS- $23.63 PER mom SPECIAL SERVICES AT THE RECREATION COMPLEX MCLUDE: PERSONAL TRAINING BABysrrTING CLJJB PRO SHOPS - SQUASH, TENNIS PRO SERVICES - LESSONS, LEAGUES FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 831-1711 OR 683-6582 11PR6Z 9 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISM WEDO, NovEAMR is; i"s Tree plantings made in the shade AJAX — More than 100 trees are being planted Friday in the Rotary Park area of the Ajax water - from. It's a promotion for the Town's waterfront tree -planting program. The Town of Ajax and the Metro Toronto and Region Conservation Authority are involved in the event near the new parking lot at Rotary An - Park hp innin at I p.m. Planting a tree on the water- front costs S100. including a dedi- cation plaque if one is requested. Rotary Park is on Lake Drive- way West, oppo- site Parkes Drive. For more Friday's cere- mony or planti- ng a tree. call the Ajax parks and recreation department at 427-8811. here,:t7 week!,: ... ........ - ... . .... ............ SEARS Evpt�a oy 0* Save 35 A 'a — HIGH 10 ELECTRIC TO GAS CONVERS NS 11110 — EITICIENCY 1� AlIffil on Custom Sheers T OR25%OFF ON AIR CONDmONING Eni mode sheer draperies. ,nc7fabr c, labour and lining.. WHEN PURDiASED & INSTALLED WITH A NEW GAS FURNACE 839-2252 Choose frz hundreds of 6brlcs* 1111111DIVIII HEATING & AIR -CONDITIONING and co6urs vo le, boucle, 11 SHOWROOM OPEN EVERYDAY INCLUDING SATURDAY batiste, and ;Inted N,,snen' All sheers are 11 fullness. extra sea- —H arrariv,-allat— by q-6ed coriolractors in rroast areas ji 25`0 �Scm on Custom Draperies Custom draperies, bedspreads LZ J and top teatments. includes room, khour and lining. Choose from a uiper se6ction of designer -inspired fabrics. wilm Wr Use Your 5�knrs Card arid Don't pay'-fil May"96 No minimum purrhase required No 3rd party aedit al3plioahon No down paymert required No prepayment of luxes Dgmed offer q)plies iD atftn wwc6w 6h*m on qvrmad ae& wah your Sam Cad. $25 de6i fee app6. U offar erxk on Nov. 24,1995. LquKk*m dwin in C6=nm C&*es ard Cdckg* pxdxmes are rx*"xluc6d in tis of6r. Ask 6r debils. Sale prices end Nov. ", 1995, while quantities last. CALL NOW, TOIL FREE, FOR A NO- OBLIGATION IN- HOME ESn"TE, OR VISIT YOUR MARS RETAIL STOIN 1=800=625=0025 Expvc I In"Iefrom 1995 Secirs Canodo Iric I = PICKERING H01111E A DESIGN CENTRE PICKERING/AJAX/WHITOY = BROCK RD. & THE 401, PICKERING 905-428-0333 1 ,�?Fb Fly with us in cyberspace at www.durhamnews.net the paint and paper people 77-00 98.00 120.00 84-00 107.00 � 130.00 94.00 122-00 149.00 W Lt:VULUR HIMIM 01000111 Wroefian UP& 1" WDod 00 so HMide Lakx MM boe �10 R �_,- YN (ant Bw A Bft PWd X 7bb Pdm AJAX [A WHOLE HOUSE DUCTWORK SPEC LISTS — HIGH 10 ELECTRIC TO GAS CONVERS NS 11110 — EITICIENCY 1� AlIffil TRADE IN YOUR OLD FURNACE AND RECEIVE UP TO $50000 $70 Wistely Road OR25%OFF ON AIR CONDmONING 91 Rylsr*r Ilvd. WHEN PURDiASED & INSTALLED WITH A NEW GAS FURNACE 839-2252 AFFORDABLE CONSUMERS GAS FINANCING PROGRAM 1111111DIVIII HEATING & AIR -CONDITIONING SHOWROOM OPEN EVERYDAY INCLUDING SATURDAY = PICKERING H01111E A DESIGN CENTRE PICKERING/AJAX/WHITOY = BROCK RD. & THE 401, PICKERING 905-428-0333 1 ,�?Fb Fly with us in cyberspace at www.durhamnews.net the paint and paper people 77-00 98.00 120.00 84-00 107.00 � 130.00 94.00 122-00 149.00 W Lt:VULUR HIMIM 01000111 Wroefian UP& 1" WDod 00 so HMide Lakx MM boe �10 R �_,- YN (ant Bw A Bft PWd X 7bb Pdm AJAX PICKERING SCARBOROUGH Dilcovery say Centre Pickering Town Centre Ablity Line Shopping Centre $70 Wistely Road Highway 21 Liverpool 91 Rylsr*r Ilvd. 428-1608 839-2252 724-0781 V r THENEWS AWFAMSM WED,W00VEMBERIS, 1999 -PAGE 9-A Laing tiea( s curriculum reform prqlect HMAIDS in workplace seminar topic I UKIIAM — A two -my it s being neld ov. 2_9 workshop on HIV and AIDS and 30 fmm 9 am. to 4 pin. will help businesses develop in the health department programs to deal with the offices in the Lang Tower of issue in their workplace. the Whitby Mall, southeast Train the Trainer Work- comer of I lwy. 2 and Thick - shop will help people in the %on Road in Whithy. Cost is workplace responsible for $20. Call 905-723-9521 HIV and AIDS prograrris. before Nov. 20. DURHAM — Durham Board of Education director Pauline Laing has been picked by the Ministry of Edu- cation and Training to oversee a provincial project. Ms. Laing, who has been with the board almost seven years, will take up her new post as project director of the Ontario Curriculum ProjectonJan. She will be responsible " or assuring a chal- lenging and rel- evant provin- cial curriculum and high stan- dards for stu- dents from the Pauline early grades to Laing secondary school gradua- tion, according to a press release issued by the board. She will also ensure classroom materials keep pace with the chang- ing needs of students and teachers by promoting the use of information Part-time enrolment up at Durham College 0 More than 8,000 people at college on part-time basis DURHAM — Durham College is atuacting increasing numbers of part- time students interested in upgrading their education. As of this month, more than 8,056 people registered at Durham as part- time students. This year's numbers are up 8.6 per cent from last year when part-time enrolment was 7,414. Courses taken by part-time students are at night school or during the day in the Continuous Leaming, Productivity improvement Centre, Durham Manage- ment Centre or Industrial Training Cen- tre. -Our Continuous Learning team is committed to researching and deliver- ing the continuous learning courses do individuals in Durham Region want and need," says Donna Andor of the Continuous Learning departinent. A sotal of 6520 studtmts are enrolled in Continuous Learning courses, such as arts and communica- tim and early childhood education, an incre�ase of 487 students from last year. Mw number of students enrolled IMPMQ for skills and R IndusaW Train- *EW. ing courses rose REGLAZE 18 per cent from YOUR 460 last year to BATHTUB! 543 this year. $1154) Management Centre courses R Save ego- 1150'. also increased to $2".95 644 compared to Ask 00 sW last year's 535, 1 1 tk W cdom for an increase Of 1.800-807-7901 20 per cent. how ML *a technology to facilitate the develop- ment and province -wide sharing of those resources. Ms. Laing, who was the superin- tendent of curriculum services at the Halton Board of Education before coming to Durham, is to return here in Au-ust, 1998. 0 The former teacher referred to rais- ing and educating children as "the world's greatest enterprise" when the board announced her leave Monday. The board is making plans to appoint an interim director to fill in for Ms. Laing during her absence, reported chairman Patricia Bowman. 95* LIFMIAE WARRAW 014 11RAKE PAWHOES- Introducing AC Deico Brake Padsftoes. Includes: e Replace front pads with AC Delco Brake Pads/Shoes. including brake fluid * Inspection of master cylinder, calipers and rear brakes • Machining rotors extra, if required • While vou wait service. *."kble tO 11)(bt GNI VAI&� W011M warrAntv onm. br.&, pads/,hom for i, kgig �b you wi Notir %tqijclv 10STaik] CSTextra, iwk�r nim w1l lor 6, I*v Lk-�der for dowk CHEVFAW 11 - __ i 01.101aw 95 htrOs Of (N t1l tip,( d replace. Mt 'A" i)reillil,1111 oil K� and top-Ul) tile t011o\N*'1lk1 t111'dS! �'ller 0 � ''111pletc Dra�e. VA)Wer S1mri1l11.,Xi1ldSN0d W, illspection.. t . irts, ',�Jr CoOlallt, \�Illkisllield wipeN " aild illdicator, dri've belt. baller%. ��Olt DOME 11A LESS 714AN 29 KI%UTES OR THE NEXT 014E"S FREEI. i;:T:uA OT ex1r., MAINTENANCE TUNE-UP 179%* it" 1"11* (4m) (6m) (IM) GM APPROVED PARTS A14D LABOUR COME WITH A 12 MOM WARRANTY WITH INSTALLATION. Includes: - Install quality.AC spark plugs * Check air lid fuel filters, hells. hoses and PC\ * ignition Aires mid cap * Visual battery check a Flectronic engine analysis * Road test e %bile you wait senice. - lo 11w 6M \01ck, Fwflxk, pl.11lnum plup X;d C."T,xim I h-ak-r nu\ w1l for Im rJ_ � * , 0 , * I I I L I Swv!ce/W,cv EXPERT SERVICE - HONEST PRICES 1122 95 * mUMER GUARANTEED rOR AS L014G AS YOU OWN YOUR VEHICLE. war k,uarantee oil --all othe(' parts mid labOUr - Complete replacement of intermediate pipe, muffler. tail pipeand clanips *.0 labour included • Specifical k-,les-igned for (;NI vehicles • MI makes available * Mile you wait 'ervice. wot� lo 14inhint i 1.i%Aher i Minder INT:uid 1;.,, 1 v�n 1 -t�jier!im vil !or k-,\ PONMAC ]EMIC M PAGE 10l NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, NOVEMBER 15, 1995 White Fk0s 1111) e READY TO DECORATE 10 POLYSTYRENE SHAPES 00 Create ornaments to accent wreaths & more'. Decorate with paint. beads. eQuins. ribbons. trim. Only your imagination can limit the possibilities. over 40 ON style to Cho fro MITE ROSE GLITTER SPRAY Avauat�e in gold. silver, red. green or multi. 165g can. Reg 4.99 ea. ry.-w CONM swAy $ no T FOR vu ea. E M G UA S S BALLS 6 bals per bundle. Choose from 20 colours. 5MM ONLY 9Z. 25mm $-I n ONLY I ea. Wmm 7 ONLY *1'ea. a I I I A I 1 "117111 to 1 1! 9 'OWE TOWNE MAI �HOUSE Create your own Olde Towne Village' �_::asy to paint & decorate Add a �ght, some snow & sisal trees & your % rillage is complete. Cn 'de 'Ite your 0 ne V 0 i t " dec T to g 0a a oraee'- t h' some sai trees & 5 P a snow & our village is complete L om�y $ 9 7 Noy 97 TO PAWI ea. I MUGS Lj-- ` I SPR" A perfect gift. i e Many assorted I PAINT styles. Fill with SF= Acrylic paint in 340g candy & novefties. Pit SPRAY i 12oz.) can. 20 colours for an Ideal gdV PAIIIi plus silver & gold jetallic. Clear, matte gloss. Reg. 4.99ea. 0 SJME Olt 111, $ ea. (39" GUM RM F"S CRUSM9fiWPRESERV0 Many colom! GRAN $9297 The per Mwer flower t .Y Y297 ON ea. for all ChritsIrrias afts & = creabons. in r nabxal, FM & bkje. 12 styles. From Reg. 4.999a. 1 SI 2-49-3.49ea. F no ea. NW1 HOURS: Mon. to Sat. R 9:008.m.-9:00P.M. f� . Sun. & Holidays � �ftl=xftl 4M W" 10 4 W of" 40, &,-rha, 9:00a.m.-6:00p.m. Unless atilm r sale *nft 19, Im GREAT CARE IS TAKEN IN THE P,7PARAR T ION G PRODLJCT�ON OF THIS A ) ERo IN DESCRIPTION, LLUSTRATION & PRIC- ING MAY OCCUR , III THE EVENT OF A PRICING, ERROR. THE Whilb TION WILL BE CHARGEMDAIT(SIGINROKUES PRICE DEMAND, MAY EXCEED AVAILABLE SCAJ11101loommm STOCK WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT CIUANT TIES LIMITED TO STOCK ON 70 ISLAND RD. HAAl NOT ALL PRODUCT AVAILABLE AT OUR KrNNEDY RD. WHITBY & BURLING Port UrNofV401 TONSTORES MUSIC BUTTONS 10 inellodies to Choose AMILtorn. Up to 5000 plays. - AIr SCARBORO 1308 KENNEDY RD. S. Of HWy. 401 I A i I LACQUERED RISTMAS FRUIT Huge selection of lacquered ber clusters & branches in zhiristmas colours. Reg. .89-17.99ea, ea 710. 0 I READY TO OEFCORATE PLASTIC over 20 styles to criloose from! 1 SHAPES Largest selection in Canad�_! Create perfect holiday ornaments, Just paint, add florals, glitter & open UP & fill with toys, gifts, novelties & more, Ly 9: ea. I :3MM 20'WREATHS/ 9'GARLAND 2 forest _o�curs-rich green or natural blue Life -like soft needles. 20" wreath, 130 tips. 91dand, 240 tips, wide. TAMENTS P01 Wood brass, paper, glass, iabm & more - Canada's largestl;i selection at low White Rose prices' OVER so "MY: iftmdi TIEVIe'a. ACRYUC PAW -VT Christirrias colours. Set of 6 Reg. 7.99 set. 88 2R I em $ [A I nossLAw RD. NJ DUNDAS ST. (HWY. 2) IfWY4 4W WHITBY 1243 DUNDAS ST. E. W. of Thickson Rd. A %A, ETTIA BUSH kChoose from red, white, vory, pink - " i = , 0 In 12 festive & decorator collours. In 2 sizes. AMN I W L 1s.�.z.E...P-11 ft STAFT"r OM YOUP 'rMAS CIPT GIVIN4 'HITE ROSE CERTIFICATE MRIPAIr f."SCIrf Ir "Ill an ELLEIVIM LAW1111119CE AVE SCARBORO 1308 KENNEDY RD. S. Of HWy. 401 I A i I LACQUERED RISTMAS FRUIT Huge selection of lacquered ber clusters & branches in zhiristmas colours. Reg. .89-17.99ea, ea 710. 0 I READY TO OEFCORATE PLASTIC over 20 styles to criloose from! 1 SHAPES Largest selection in Canad�_! Create perfect holiday ornaments, Just paint, add florals, glitter & open UP & fill with toys, gifts, novelties & more, Ly 9: ea. I :3MM 20'WREATHS/ 9'GARLAND 2 forest _o�curs-rich green or natural blue Life -like soft needles. 20" wreath, 130 tips. 91dand, 240 tips, wide. TAMENTS P01 Wood brass, paper, glass, iabm & more - Canada's largestl;i selection at low White Rose prices' OVER so "MY: iftmdi TIEVIe'a. ACRYUC PAW -VT Christirrias colours. Set of 6 Reg. 7.99 set. 88 2R I em $ [A I nossLAw RD. NJ DUNDAS ST. (HWY. 2) IfWY4 4W WHITBY 1243 DUNDAS ST. E. W. of Thickson Rd. A %A, ETTIA BUSH kChoose from red, white, vory, pink - " i = , 0 In 12 festive & decorator collours. In 2 sizes. AMN I W L 1s.�.z.E...P-11 ft STAFT"r OM YOUP 'rMAS CIPT GIVIN4 'HITE ROSE CERTIFICATE MRIPAIr f."SCIrf Ir THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., NOVEMBER 15,1995 -PACE 11-A White ose' 5 ► DAYS ► ONLY! Battery operated & posable characters not included. Selection1/2 PRICE may vary by store. Hurry in for ANIMATED PORDE LAIN best DOLLS 16' tali Porcelain selection. taco R hands Reg 49 499 c4"1"$ 0 SALE r j CHRISTMAS ANIMATED CHARACTERS OUR ENTIRE SELECTION •OVER 30 STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM! 16" • 28" TALL & MOTORIZED. 1/2 PR/CE SALE 44, AP • a -';Z: .a PR1/2 ICE KING MOTORIZED �„ MRS. CLAUS Reg 79 99ea `�9 e' ��WWCC SALE LIMIT 2 PER CUSTOMER! • .' ,• 1/2 PRICE 24" MOTORIZED & UNITED TOYLAND SANTA Rlegaa9 99ea dressed 2eg— SALE "A:4 -k •5 -4. `' i,• DAYS �_, � .ONLY 1 ppSE THIS WEEK! ;1• � PURCHASE ANY e4e 61-10' DELUXE LIFE -LIKE CHRISTMAS TREE & RECEIVE 3 SETS OF 35 CHRISTMAS MINI LIGHTS PURCHASE MIS WEEK! y .- 61/2 TALL a 7 1/2. TALL BALSAM FIR '�r; BALSAM F:._.^88 1kFBEE '848 FREE! Sawta'c &eaee TREES The finest & most beautiful life -like trees anywhere. 10 year warranty. Over 18 styles to choose from. 20 . 33% OFF CHRISIJ'MAS CRAFTING CHENILLE STEMS WIGGLY EYES 8 sizes to choose from. Number of piecestbag varies by size. Reg. .59c/pkg. 113 oft SALE FELT SQUARES 12' x 12". Assorted colours. 80% woou20% acrylic. Reg..65ea SALE offs 51� POM PONS 1/4 , 1/2", 3/4', 1', 1 1/2", 2" sizes to choose fr ff of pieces/bag varies by size. Reg- f*g• • t `••, SALE 200 0 oft RAFT FOAM - Our entire selection! Start your _ Christmas i crafting now! Reg. .10 to 5.99ea. ifl 6 solid packs & 5 assorted. Reg. .79pkg. ea %t 1/2 PRICE 28" MUSICAL STORVELLINO ANGEL Complete with cassette Rog 114 99Pa SALE e_a Alb • 1-,- 1/2 PRICE SMOTORIZED I QA & GIRLtall (199 In highback chair Reg 79 99ea E ea S �L PIRIBBON in. many C'nstmas co:ours Choose from 5 widths Reg ..88ea- JINGLE BELLS a/ Assorted sizes Number of bells per package vanes by size. Reg. 97pkg " SLEIGH BELLS Giant size' Great for Chnstmas decorating' Co & morelfrom gold, sd ver red. green Reg 1 27ea. IRIDESCENT i JEIMEL TEMS 1/4" x 12". Pkg. of 25. Reg. 2.B9pkg. SALE off ' 1 GLITTER pgaChoose d rem" kelt' green d� blue. Reg. 2.4 sa. DECORATIVE • SALE FROM'. ° o Ii 6✓' ��'?� - 20 off $ w v SEQUINS Bunk bagof 1158 assorted sequi Reg. 5.99 bag. of sr V s SALE FROM: 460. 4 1/3 $398 off CHRISTMAS ICKS t -- y x:f DECORATOR • COLLECTION ONLY 1/3 FF f At. SALE 44¢a =c� S OUR ENTIRE SELECTION! CKRISTMASBON RIB BY THE METER Assorted pnnts & solids. Create bows, accents wreaths & xmas crafts. Reg. .19-9.99/m. SpLEf80M: ,n¢ USTOM FRAMING Why pay more? Let the experts take the worry & hassle, out d• We have the lowest prices - satisfaction guaranteed! Wm framing for Christmas. * White Rose will mat, stretch, mount, frame, plaque, laminate or dry mount anything need. *'close from a complete selection of frame 8 100's of creative & colourful mats . #d DiOM'T NEW, LET tA1ENTE ROSE TAKE BARE 0 rAL L L YOtmaLW F11 IAOU O*UNO NEEDSIRMO - YOI EfE !f - YOUR ARTWORK BY .. IN R,ern, £ WE'LL HAVE FON ci IRINAs GIFT GIVING! PAGE 12 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, NOVEMBER IS, 19% Tsubouchi diet 0 0 neither feast nor famine I've been on the Tsub- ouchi grocery plan for more than three weeks now and in that time I've come to a few conclu- sions. There is a segment of the population — many non -Tory politicians among them — who don't want Tsubouchi's S91 grocery budget to be suc- cessfully put to the test. L A number of politicians in Toronto spent seven days living on a reduced grocery budeet recently and surfaced wit� tales of woe and out- rage. I have to wonder if they're giving it half a chance. First, I don't think seven days is time enough to amply test living on S91 worth of groceries per month. And even if it were. judging by my experience, the first wee� should have been the easiest. There should have been lots of fresh fruit and vegetables available in the first seven days. It's the weeks that fol- low which realiv test the imagination of the budget - conscious cook. Yve heard from a number of readers living with the help of social assistance — most of them single moms. Some of those who respond- ed agree the system needs refinement and it's too easy for someone to Lake advan- tage of it. These are the peo- ple who are on welfare not by choice but by misfortune. These are the people who are going to school to improve their chances of finding a job and getting back on their feet. And despite the fact the cuts directly impact them they believe cuts are needed. Joanne Burghardt Others I've heard from insist they can't live on a lower food budget and have nothini! but criticism for the Ilarris government. They've commented that they'd rather shop at the more expensive corner store or neighborhood grocery store than Lake a bus to a dis- count or bulk store hLcause it's too hard to get there: they won't move to a smaller apartment because they'd have to give up their moth- er*s furniture-. thev refuse to live on the kina of food Tsubouchi has suggested because thev don't like ic people give them diny looks wben they go to the liquor store and that's not fair. Many of the single moms I've spoken to are on the right track. Thev're con- cerned about the atmosphere their kids are growing up in and they're seeking help in the form of parenting skills and extra -curricular activities to keep their children busy. But many stop short of smk- ing re-training for them- selves, citing transportation and child-care problems. It seems what they aren't getting is advice and guid- ance. They need help orga- nizing child care — perhaps with another mom in the same position who can relieve them while they job hunt or attend re-train- ing, car lxx)lin,, to the dis- count food store: clothing swaps — especia-Ily at this time of the year when snowsuits and winter boots are needed. Spending cut-, are what the electorate voted for and are necessary if the deficit is to be wrestled to the ground. But when Mike Harris made the cuts it appears be forgot to do one thing — talk to the front-line case workers who know the realities of welfare and moth- ers' allowance. For instance, no one thought about the fact dim cutting welfare payment% 21 per cent would mean tak- ing 21 per cent off a single mom's child -support pay- ment.s. After talking to all these people I'm of the belief social spending cut% are nec- essuv but that thev should be administered wit� a heaping helping of support for those people who genuinely want to find a job or retrain. As far as the Tsubouchi S91 -per-month diet goes — it can be done and without too much pain. Business commit- ments have meant I've had three meals outside the home in the past 23 days but I've also entertained one evening and my mom didn't mind my chicken and rice casserole at all. I've got plenty of food to do me until the end of the week and I'll have staples left over to build on for next month. Would I do it if I didn'L have to? Definitely riot. But then, I guess that's the point. Ending child poverty by 2000 discussed DURHAM — More than 24,000 or one in six children in Durham Region lives in poveny- Ways to eliminate that problem in the next five years will be discussed at a meeting Saturday, Nov. 25. Anyone wanting to help identify, discuss and come up with solutions to the problem is welcome to Toward 2000 - Eliminating Child Poverty in Durham. Durham Child Poverty Action Group, a committee of the Children's Services Council (Durham), is spon- soring the event from 10 am. to 4 pm. in the gymnasium of the Oshawa YWCA at the corner of McGrigor Street and Simcoe Street South, Oshawa. The discussion is being held on the anniversary of the 1989 all -party House of Commons resolution calling for the elimination of child poverty in Canada by the year 2000. Children's Services Coun- cil (Durham) is part of Cam- paign 2000, a national move- ment working to achieve the goal of the resolution passed in the House of Commons. Skits about children living in poverty will be performed by students from G.L. Roberts Collegiate and Mon- signor John Pereyma Catholic Secondary School, and the Whitby Courthouse Theatre youth group. The annual report card on child poverty in Canada will be available. 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PAN08"an — CM0 "0- 00 MP� by GE Capto TA DURHAM -- The Durham Health The meeting takes place at the Ajax Dangers of second-hand Network holds a meeting lbursday, Public Library main branch, comer of Nov. 16 on the hazards of second- Harwood Avenue and Kings Crescent smoke discussed hand smoke and what you can do to from 7 to 9 p.m. Call Carole at 428 - protect yourself. 1447 for information. 0 Does our child s Y, 0 Canada iiiclud(! ## 7 Quebec* Ever year, thousands of grade 8 students come with us on our supervised y educational field trips to Quebec City. These 4 day programmes, arranged by the school, cost $349 including hotel, transportation and all meals. If you are a parent or an educator and would like to have the school participate in these programmes call for a free catalogue. 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Ontario population, in over 520 Baled or loose, most are municipalities, had access ta recy- sold locally to Stelco cling. and I)ofasco. Through the efforts of Ontario Plastic: Recyclable residents, the Blue Box system was plastic containers able to divert 494,000 tonnes of account for 2.07 per cent recyclables from our landfills. Ilere of all blue box materials. is a brief overview edited from these Beverage bottles are fact sheets. recycled into fiber -fill for Paper: Over the years, paper mills sleeping bags, parkas, have improved technology in order twine. carpet and carpet to use larger amounts and more vari- backing, sign posts, park eties of paper. benches and an array of QUNO Corporation. for example, other applications. uses 300,000 tonnes of old newsprint, magazines, phone books and household paper in their pro- duction of newsprint. This represents a 75 -per cent recycled content — a 220 -per cent increase from 1992. Other recycled paper products include kitty litter, boxhoard, insu- lation, construction materials, wall- board, egg cartons and cellulose insulation. Old corrugated cardboard (OCC) packaging represents about 8.2 per cent of the blue box strewn and is used as feed stock in the production of container board, brown paper for bacs and ra- tissue towels oift wrap and textiles. Domtar in Cornwall has devel- oped a new process in which OCC can be made into fine paper. The process is reported to be cleaner and more economical than conventional techniques for de -ink- ing paper. Metal: Food/beverage metal con- tainers make up 15.7 per cent of the blue box stream. Aluminum is by far the most valuable of all of the blue box materials. Aluminum recycling involves shredding, de -lacquering and melt- Mississauga ing the metal. The melted aluminwa mobill'i Bld(j is then formed into ingots which am 1425 Oundas S1 E rolled to produce canning sheets DUMIdS DIXIe N11SS1SSJLJ(JA. Ontario from which new aluminum cans are (905� 629-1264 made. - Although it is feasible to make Half of the resi- dents of Ontario have programs that collect the the HDPE (#2) plas- tic bottles which are used in the production of plastic sheeting, pipes, blue boxes and similar. rigid plastic products. Fact sheets on waste mana(lement are produced by the Waste Reduction Information Servic of the RC - 70. j :1 J Nov. 20 is the last day for Pickering's yard waste pick up. Place leaves in a hamper or clear plastic bag, THE NEWS ADVERTISM WXD, NOVEMBER 15, 1995 -PAGE 15-A OF C. APPOINTMENT 20 1 TO THE PICKERING/ONTARIO 41LM HYDRO LIAISON Im COMMITTEE The Town of Pickering hereby invites applications from persons interested in sitting on the Pickering/Ontario Hydm Liaison Committee. The Committee members will provide a liaison between the Town and Ontario Hydro respecting awareness and education. especially nuclear awareness and education, but also concerning other matters. In addition to members appointed to represent the Town. Ontario Hydro and other interested agencies. Council will be appointing two persons, one as a representative of the business community and one as a representative of the general public. Any person interested in applying for appointment to this Committee should submit a letter of interest to the undersigned no later than Friday. December I st. 1995 Bruce Taylor. AMCT<CMM Town Clerk. Town of Pickering One The Esplanade Picklering, Ontario L1V 61<7 I A -LI !!X k-" = I -I& W t ML I A I I I L M M � F=M 1, r"r", 4W a TT Oak Special of the Week "M Um lowwost IaWe 36' x 60' With four Windsor Bow Chairs. 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More than 150 exhibitor-, will show and sell country furnishings, decorat- ing accents and accessories, craft% and Victoriana. Among items available will be armoires. candies. dolls, wreaths. homespun fabrics, quilts. pottery and ru2s. Hours are 10 am. to 9 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Admission is $8 for adults and $2 for children 12 years and under. Call 905-649-2480 for more infor- mation. School kids learn to put nature DLJRHAM — The Ganaras- ka Conservation Authority is holding its Back to Nature Christmas Craft Program Nov. 20 to Dec. 19. Offered at the Ganaraska Forestry Centre, it provides teachers an opportunity to Like their classes into a unique set- ting where students can create natural decorations for the coin- ing holiday season. Ile visit includes a nature hike in the for- est to identify and collect vege- tation used in making the crafts. The overnight visit is 0 into Christmas expanded and offers more involvement, education and fun. 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It's that magical time of year again when you can see a fair%, tale come to life. peopled with princes and paupers, damsels and dames. with men dressed as women and women dressed as men. You can gasp at fantastic costumes and spectacular sets or laugh at topical jokes, slapstick and song and dance and generally let your hair down. In other words. it's pantomime season. And I'm delighted to announce that Herongate Barn Theatre's latest undertaking is a leap into the %kOTld Of traditional British Panto with the current production of It the Shoe Fits. otherwise known &% Cin- derella. I sa%% this PTOdUCtion on Frida,. and can honestl% sa% the fierongate compam member,, have outdone them - %el% es On this one. They ha%e managed to mount this sho%% " ith a cast of 12. which is a major achievement for an% musical performance. EqualIN note%%or- th% is the fact that most of these actors double as the production team. Director Bev Nicholas appears on stage a. , s Baron Hardup. and choreogTa- pheT Jo Hubbard is the Fairy Godmoth- eT_ Niarna Ward has the difficult job of I]: stage manager. while appear- ing on stage as a villager. Margaret St. John, who plays Prince Charming, is responsible for the beau- tiful costumes we see in the show. while Walter Klemick. who portrays the foppish Chancellor on '"4111 stage, assisted in building the flys and props which make the show work. Even Herongate owners Steve Graham and Ann E. Ward have dual toles. Steve built the flys and props and appears on stage as King Stepon. while Ann helped %e%% the costumes and keeps e%er%thing runnin oothl% in Heron - g sm gate*s dining room. This company is to be commended for its econom�. of cast and production staff and the professional sho%% that this team effort has produced. Every person in the sho%N is exceptional. right down to the ,oun e-st. 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The Dolphins were led by running back Bruno Azevedo who rushed for more than 200 yards and scored a touchdown in the contest. Also scor- ing majors were running back Paul is Serra, tight end Mike Romanski and To advertise in this space, call the News Advertiser at SPORrS 683-5110 Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. running back Jason Gomez. Scott Penny managed a one -point convert and kicker Jerimiah Johnson hooted a safety kick. Game towels went to Rocky Puopolo on defence and Paul Serra on offence. The team's most valuable player of the game award went to Azevedo. Wanted: Leaf Tickets Good seats are needed for Leaf games. Will pay face value. Call Bruce at 579- �4400 Ext. 2207 (Tor. Line 1798-7672). 1 Dunbarton's 'cardiac kids'Durham Bowl champs By AL RIVETT spoRrS RLPOR I ER PICKERING — The 'cardiac kids' from Dunbarton High School used more second -half heroics to become Durham/East Bowl senior high school football champions with an 18-16 victory over the Barrie North Viking,, in Oshawa TLIcsda,, afternoon. The Spartan,, .%ill pki% �n MondaN's Nlctro 40 final contest against the West Bowl champs — either Brampton Centennial or Mayfield Secondary School. The game is slated for Birchmount Stadium in Scarborough at I p.m. After a dismal. mistake -filled first half which saw Barrie build up a 16-6 lead, the under- dog Spartans did a complete about-face in the final half as ,.kas the case ;igainst Pickering Close contests in women's hoops AJAX-PICKERING — Good rebounding on both offence and defence enabled Dufferin AggTegates/Upper Deck to power past the bank of Montreal 34-25 in Ajax Ladies Recreation Basketball League play last week. Pamela Bendel] and Lori Lomberg scored 10 points apiece for Dufferin Aggregates/Upper Deck, with Cathy Henderson and Julie Hughes scored six points each for the bankers. In the other game, Dakota Bob's and Glenn's Auto Service were neck -and -neck for much of their contest. But, it was Dakota Bob's which managed to edge in front for a 38-34 victory. Joanna Reardon scored 18 points for Dakota Bob's, with both Debi Bonar and Rose Adam scoring nine points &piece for Glenn's Auto Service. High in the Durham Region finals Nov. 4 and the Trinitv College School Bears in the Durham/East Bowl semi-final game last Thursday. Dunbarton struck- for two touchdowns in the final half. both coming off long, clock - eating drives, to secure the vic- tory. Meanwhile, the Spartans' defence continually stymied the Barrie running game to kccp the Vikings off the score - Dunbarton Spartans' ball camer Brent Gazarek is wrapped up by Barrie North Vikings' James Watson during Durham/East Bowl championship action at Oshawa's Civic Stadium Tuesday. Dunbarton won 18-16 and moves on to the Metro Bowl semi-finals Monday. photo by Ron Pietroniro mit i 1644 BAYLY ST ie' Just west of Brock Rd. &-� (905) 837-M ANMCW board in the final half. Dunbarton quarterback Jeff McConkey, with his second touch- down of the game, barged in from the one -yard line on a quarterback sneak for the major score early in the third quarter. Running ba Walker capped the Duril back with a one -yard run on a third -down play to put the Spartans in front to stay with just over three minutes remain- ing in the game. The winning score came after a prolonged goal -line stand by Barrie. A jubilant Spartans' bead coach Peter Kaiser implored his charges at half-time to turn in a better effort after their shoddy first-half perfor- mance. -I told them that we needed to come out and play hard in the second half. I told them not to come out and play (the way they had been) because the first half was embarrassing," says Kaiser. ,McConkey notes the Spartans' offensive line and running backs Walker and Bruno Azevedo took over the contest in the second half, as the Barrie defence 2rew tired. -In the second half, we started to open it up a bit. Theron and Bruno brought everything together ,, (Barrie) definiteIN a bit and we starteZI ering up the middle." ivs McConkev. who was named the offen- sive star of the game. Azevedo. who's played in the shadow of Walker this season. came into his own in this contest. The diminutive running back bobbed and weaved his way to hig yardage on numerous crucial plays in the con - (est. 11'e's such an underrated player.** says McConkcN. -Ife's been playing for years with our school and with the (Ajax -Pickering) Dolphins. Bruno got the nitty-gritty vards. for us." "We giv� the �ail to Theron a lot, so when I get the ball I try to do the best I can," says Azevedo. -1 try to do it for the team. Just as long as we get the job done." Sparkling goaltending leads novice Panthers PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Nestle Ice Cream novice 'A' rep hockey team has a win, a tie and a loss in league games played so far this month. Against Innisfil, Pickering earned a 6- 0 victory, behind the shutout goaltend- ing of Mathew Thompson. Providing the offence were Matthew Gifford with two goals and an assist, Michael Krasnowski with a goal and an assist and Cameron Watters, Brad Cowan and Jason Krasnowski each with one goal. Assists went to Chris Lauder and Jonathan Moore with two apiece and Chris Thorpe with one. The Panthers also earned a 1-1 tie with Vaughan. Moore scored the lone Pickering goal from Gifford and Lauder. Pickering dropped a heartbreaking 2-1 decision to the Clarington Toros. Justin Papizewski scored the lone marker for the Panthers. Providing the team with strong play at both ends of the rink were Cameron Clayton, Ryan Clayton, David Kerr, Matthew Lawrence, Scott Waters and Callum Woods. 4Zgea.-agg NOVEMBER 400W%VW--%011W AM 17,,1 189 19 ALPINE & CROSS COUNTRY Pickering Recreational Complex Equipment Received Equipment Sold NOV. 17 5iOO p,m. - 10-30 p m. NOV 17 7:00 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. NOV. 18 9:00 a.m. - 5,00 p.m NOV. 18 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. NOV 19 11 00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. W UNSAFE EQUIPMENT PLEASE 1867 VALLEY FARM RD. 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Must have a good understanding oferigineering draviings and superior communication skills in order to properiv manage the scheduling, planning and expcditing of aerospace components to ensure final assembIN in compliance with master schedules. Preferred candidates will have CPI%l k:crtificatlon as well as N1RPII experience. Si\ inonth tempo,rary/contract [xiisition polentiall) leading to lull time. If %ou are willing to accept new challenges in a dynamic enir ironment, pie" forward your resume, or appIN in per%4)n to: Stacia Boss, Human Resources Manager, Messier -Do% t), 1574 Monarch Ave- Ajax, ON L IS 2GS, Fax (905) 686-2914. CA V] 0 1111 il I L900 I k1ka]IL YiL1,2 ELI R "II.GERS, TEACW k i'i EP� HEALTH CARE PRO- FESSX)NAL S Internatio - &I axpoiration expanding in Ontario strong peopJe Skills :i( have owned your I M11 C areerS I M11 C areers I M11 Careers ousiness call (416, 2114- 4493 MESSIER—DOWTY A High technology company involved in the design, development and manul - acture ofaircraft landing gears requires the following 101';--;�S, You must be a Journeyman Machinst and possess a minimum 5 years of experience. An ability to set and operate CNC machines in a high quality cellular environment and a familiarity with machining techniques for high strength aerospace materials is required. The ability to interpret manufacturing drawings and instructions will ensure your success in this position. There are immediate openings in CNC Mills/Foring. These positions require shift work and offer and excellent competitive compensation package. If you are willing to amept new challenges in a dynamic environment, please forward your resume, or apply in person to: Stacia Boss, Human Resourea Manager, Messier -Dowty, .,,..574 Monareb Ave, Ajax, ON LIS 2G$, F" (905) 68&2914. Oshawa e Whitby * Clarington This Week ,16 ii,0746I)ee" 40 Dw't nin this Opportunity to disift ym �-Ibuskww In dw hkoW Wfic am In 1m0wh= W101011111iii: al. 1 1. 00*9 Wednesday, January 10th Thursday, January I I th Friday, January 12th Saturday, January 13th at the Oshawa Centre Price includes display booth and advertisement in a special section Sunday, January 71h, 1996 12 ogiral" Pr 54 Centre St. N. OBC 576-9175 041114 General General no Help Im Help PROMOTIONS IN A DEPARTMENT STORE Ex:�,fllent earning potential Award wrining mar- Ket:rg company reqLares friendly people to work in 3 n,34or department store in Ajax to promote a free service N-. experience necessary. tug training provided Full arld part time positions available Guaranteed slarling salary of S7 50 per hr Our top earn $15.00 per hr. or more (Commission) Call Albert at DMS 1-800-668-1465 Beauty salon requires LICENSED ASSISTANT MANAGER Must be * Professional Conscientious Motivated Houdy/Commission Bi -weekly bonus + profit sharing Call Vicky 723-7323 1 Data Technical Research requires MRP Softwaire Sales/Training Personnel Experienced with integrated systems or manufacturing. Plastics industry experience an asset. Travel required. Send resume & salary requirements to P.O. Box 173 Whitby, Ontario. LIN 5147 GMERAL OMCE "AIDUSTILAnON Experienced in all aspects of office duties including customer service and knowledge of accounting software (vigilante). Excellent opportunities for person with proper attitude. Fax Resume to: ("5)5"4460 iNsTALUArrEcHmoAN Small, growing company involved in the insiallia- tion and service of communicaticin systems is liooking for the right person. You must have a valid, clean driver's license, be a self-starter, able to travel and are personable and neat. Experience in communications would be an asset but is not required. Resumes will be accepted up to Nov. 24/95. Please fax or mail your resume to: SDC Inc., 1175 Squires Beach Rd., Unit #6, Pickering, Ontario LIW 3V3. Fax# (905)683-0829. Attn: VP Operations. PLEASE NO PHONE CALLS. THE NEWS ADVMISER, WED, NOVEMBER 15, 1995 -PACE 23-A Careers Careers kM Careers Careers Careers Careers Careers Careers u1n, I M11 IT ff in General I M11 ff on, gin, ff, M, Help D've III, LJ a AM Get Started! 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Park and load types of moves Call Carl or Seasonal rates or ;:er Free estimate call Ernie 0226 renovations. rec rooms arid 2507 .176 Kingston Rd., Jane 427-2856 clearing Dr-veways. side - 905 -404-8170 DUCTWORK installed. basement apartments Res IMT MICHALSKI MOVING - walks stairs. great -ates Call John at 404 8536 Pain" & moved. relocated Excellent idential and commerc MS., houses. apartments. offices. MR. BRUSH �_ res. Free estimates Elec- 1'rostatic air cleaners, hu- Serving Durham Region for over 15 yrs Free Decorating appliances and piano spe- cialists Senior and mid- Commercial rig Painting & michfiers. Big, Small jobs. tion. Call Jeff 9OS-429- ACCEPT month discounts Licensed. General al Call Paul 428-0295. SM. ALL Pro Painting and insured Free estimates & CATHERINE'S Tyc.rg Service �l *yoe anyth,mg you need to have N.ped at S200,page Call 905-721- 0359 JIWS Janitorial Service s currently looking for clean - Ing contracts I also offer great rates on carpet csean- ing' Please call Jim at 905- 1 . ED'S Carpentry decking. Wallpapering, interior/exte- Lxcellent service. Call 436 - fencing, renovialions. rec SIGON Construction Lid - nor. stucco calling, general 7795. Residential Driving ELM Beauty rooms, bathroom. kitchen. serving Durham Region for repairs, top quality work, Moving A Snowplowing , USTI Schools Health ceramic entrance door in- 19 yrs. Additions. sundecks. reasonable rates. Em Sto, rage — __ws rec- Drapes [ i serts. Free estimates Call patio Is. seniors discount. -- - I 5) 571-"53 438-0722m rooms. flagstone, free esti- phollstery AN tile special- mates 905-576-5760. DRYWALL and painting, AJAX Moving Systems full Guam boarding.taping.texturing. services, moves. appliance ist. virill renovate your - TRADITIONAL CON- renovations and repairs and piano specialists. Flat BARTLEYS Upholstery, room, or kitchen walls. as floor tiles. Good ref- STRUCTION 25 YEARS Small jobs. 15 years ex. rate or hourly. We now Upholsil"Jabrics and su P" p - le a .1W a. d satisfaction Experience in home im- perience. Free estimates. have heated storage units- plies.commencial III rest- rvwes so erences an guaranteed. For tree esti- provement. c onstfuction. Sanning Durham and out of Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load den flat furniture, mates call D. Dykstra 725- painting, basements. bath- town area. Ken 434-4500. S99. plains. autos, customizing .176 Kingston Rd., rooms. etc. Cheap winter special. sta" at and restorations of autos and rates. Free Estimates. G.C.R. CONSTRUCTION (905)434-8348. covers all your home -im- provement needs. For de- pendability and quality workmanship call Rod at 623-8184. C & A Maintenance Buld- ing repairs and renovations electrical. plumbing, ce- ramic tiles, carpentry. From smaIll repairs to major ren- ovations. Fully guaranteed. free estimates. (905)668- 3300 up. Call for information. line antiques. Free esti- 725-0005 or 427-0005. "as. workmanship guar - arilt 3532. 00 1111114 BEAUTY BY RACHAEL IN YOUR HOME Engi Es- thetician. Latest European styles. Christian Dior qualk- hod. Complete Service Competitive rates . (905)434-&U8. FAX YOUR ADS 579-2238 Flooring, Ombdkso-ft6, Carpeting iie—alth, Health, L Beauty Beauty CARPET Installations - 25 years experience. re- stretching. our speciality MAGICIAN, clown friends. ready to entertain for any AL1111%. Antiiii3tiiiiiiiirtiiiiii; Shnilli" U& Free estimates 0 & N age. any occasion. Birth- .176 Kingston Rd., Unit 17, Pickering Duncan. 987-1799 or 987- days. promotions, open- Full-lbilAy awmatherapy massage- 1/2 hr $39 99 law ings, fund raisers. Magic Open 7 days/witvii. shows are fun' Lettuce FAX YOUR ADS help. 839-7057 or 728- No appotintirine'rii n#.,ct,;arV 579-2238 91111 205-50"877 PAGE 24 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, NOVEMBER 15, I"S General les Helpt Skilled ltl��killed IM, Hmpiitity Articles 0 Articles era' tHelp IMI Help Help liledcallDenbl For Sale IMI Help W Agent For Sale ADAMS SERVICES requires CLASS AZ DRIVERS WANTED- LICENSED CLASS A DIESEL MECHANIC - F/T 2 yrs. exp. ' I.C.C. Medical, Police Clearance, Clean abstract, Full.'Parl time. Call Randy 430-2204 OPPORTUNITY KNOCKSH Due to recent expansion. managers nave gone on to other cities. and to support on going clientele we must replace people in various areas of business Experience in marketing an asset, but not essential Full training provided Call Lisa 728-8181 DRIVERS WANTED Company requires Dnvers immediatel'i, Full I part time 686-40467 E ARN Deop.f tc la - e.. "V neck a,- orac� e!, ea-gs - � eede, S-nd a selt ad ar sea �tamped envelope !"sixe �,Ch'S Corr 99* Marn., 81.c E Un;r *5 REF 60C M,ss,ssauga On :ano L4v% EXPERIENCED Na'. re,.iu.rec to, busy saior 6a3 �266 LEADING FOOD SERVICE CO. Has a-. -e, -tate opening for Cook I Lead hand For a t", C3keige environment. Successtul applicant *,I' De resportsbe for supervising a staff of Must possesses in- s1lutional cook aaftions or 3 years similar exp Please send resume to Beaver Foods Ltd 0Lirnam College 20T- Sti St N Cisnatil6a Cint PH "out IT GI%Tly D L Somic- � iiit .... n; VC, drive and unjoaC Mm"nurr. 3 years experience Irde, V No, !I , 3-5 per, Nov It"'s. S Pr- 254 John St W Oshawa 723-758C MOVIE PEOPLE, Torojri- tos 'asles-, growing agencv seeks eeras for fil and TV work a' rypes no ex.) erj Eam S-S151h, Work guar- anleeci Ale place people on movie sets every day Call Susan 416-961-2226 PAINTER PAPER MANGER *anea 5 yea's experience must have owr lops and transponatior ca;: 666-9813 PROFESSIONAL Tele- phone People wanted In. te,naT-Onal ccmpany S10001hr plus bonus Ad. vancement and travel op portunity Evening work 4 p m - 9 p m Must be reli - able Experience preferred but not necessary Phone Chns between 10 2 905- 837-08" RECEPTIONIIIST, Chiro- piractor office - Whitby 25 - 30 hrs per wee - 2 ever.- ings , typing and computer required Send resume to PO. Box 93 Whitby. On- tario LIN 5117 luired for a I e a rnunsg ler in Pickering tj cerlimed, expenenced flexible hours 0 interested. please call GPADE 1EXPECTATICINS 420-9930 WAITRESS WAITERS e�ie-, - e�tura n git'! :,ib. e-oe,e,nced required Drop resume to 368 ElayFy S: Ajax YOU DESERVE IT, HOME CLEANING SERVICES. Ril person for approx. 20 hrS per week Exoerience requirea. to star', immediately. calif 420-7042 EDUCATION CONSULT- ANTS REOUIRED to enroll Children in scholarship pro- gram. ParVIull time $35000 plus Training pro. vided All nationalities wei- come Car required Herit- age Scholarships. Mr MacDonald 416-296- 7377 aqqressfve open minded MARKETING PERSON Ph�Irrra"e,6t_a' wirlion health care products Senous Inquiries onIV ��78-4514 killed Help EQUIPMENT -ent compa n,, � --1 a:ed mdw,d� ual with knivvi"e �n de. sel.'aas �;,,es eidmci fabrication elecIr.cat hy _aulics r,opane license a I us gooc driving record and own toots Send re sjrrie IC File 0 -41, PO Fox 48' Oshawa� Orlario _IH 71.5 "ii Adliertiser Classified Dept. open eser% Mon. to Fri 8:00 Sa 1. 9:30 - 3:00 Call 683-0' , 07 IM51fice IF; �,Olffice Help Help ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT I ;uq.ires an �ner _;-�Tic and enthusiastic accounting assis- -a-�l who can prioritize responsibilities and .-,- �k independently You are computer 111- . .tie wilh experience in accounting pack- aqes, have general accounting experience at -_J good typing skills Knowledge of New- .,,ws is a definite asset, Good advance- -It Opportunities for the right person. P�plv by tax or in writing to: TORONTO MEDICAL CORP. 901 Dillingham Rd.. Pickering . Ontario. LIW 2Y5 Fax (905) 420-3970 Office Help IE WlTlilled= BILINGUAL ' CUSTOM � �-' � E �4 � %F UERIK E. .44*n* French gran-j� comixinec with sorne com- pifief sk.;Is -aciwredl by Ul- tra Mod- Curmam Co Cali Ger: Graham (9G5,83'.7359 Grana, Personnel Seni.nes Ltd GENERAL Insurance Broke, P-�xe�ing requires CSR .,i� RIBO liciance rnin 3 yrs, experience Cali 905-420-9E5, Fax 905 42C -9M9 IF you are single or a s,n- gie parent or separated or divorced with three years work experience you may q.a;.ty Icr financial ass.s zance of it you are over 45 and "ve recently been iaci off you may quality for tra,n,,g assistance. DIP, CERT, Lotus. Worlperiecl. D -Base. Word. Accpac. Bectlora. Autocad. Ventura. Pagemaker Harvard, Cof. ei. Computer Programmin 9 and Systems Analyst. Co- bol Pascal and C Photo- shop. Quark Express and illustrator. Durham Busi- ness Computer College. 427-3010 VAN CAMP & KELLER Chartered Accountants re- quire ar. individual with public accounting experi- ence including financial statement and tax return preparation Computer skills an asset Reply to Box 5010 Port Perry. On L9L IB7 I_Miiiiiiiii�lii ii"ii" 05ICKE1111bio REQUIRES Tire InStagm, I Lube Technician Successful applicant will work in a busy flat rate environment, and need to possess su;>e- nor customer handling Wit 'Is. Nights wd wee- kends are a regular part of this schedule, and the person will need to have their own locils. A" with resuEne, to, Ganadian Tire Pickering 13M VinVon Rd. SEIIMG y0UR HOW? Inquire about our HOME FOR SMZ PACKAW 68"707 CNC MACHINIST We have an immediate opening for a CNC Machinist in our produc- tion machine shop. Applicants must have a minimum two years experience . Ability to make own set ups an asset. We offer excel- lent wages and benefits, as well as steady day shift employment. Interested personnel are asked to call: Alan Clark at 905-839-1166 or 1-800-263-4414 for more information Chart Industries Ltd. ENGINEERING CAREERS set?k- . : candidates with too[ (lie and stamping You will be familiar with GD&T. I Jkey Autocad, progressive tool and fixture 'icepts Toolroom experience is a definite i set. Forward your resume in confidence to Engineering Manager L. & L Tool Inc. 248 Simpson Ave. S. Bowmanville. Ont. LIC 2.13 MECHANICAL DESIGNER �quire,! nv process eq,jl.cment -anu- 'turer. Minimum 5 yrs. experience in Acicad 11 & metal fabrication design. I x Resume to. A & M Process Equipment Ltd. 487 Westney Rd. S.. Unit 1 Ajax. Ontario Ll S 6W7 Fax 905-619-8816 hospital, Dayeare MedicaliDental I Me Available REGISTERED PHYSIOTHERAPIST Required to work ir Geriatric iong-lerm -are nursing homes in Lindsay. Peterbourgh or Newcastle FA irmepari time positions available S65.000475.000 a year. 705-324-0404 ax 705-324-M JM laycaire . I Wanted BABYSITTER needed n honne to care for two young children Monday to Friday 3.00 to 600prn sorrietinies later Westney Heights area Eln xpenence and Ref- erences r( Call Before 3 00 pm (905) 693-0869. CAREGIVER ted in my home for orith Old. 7 Iman non-srnoker. shift worker.no midnights Looking for E�C E . grandmotherty-type of big sister wACKS of ex- penence 905-428-8023 DAYCARE required in my home 3 clays/wee . 3 hourstday, 3.30-6,30pm, for 3 year old and 6 month old Wesiney & Ritchie area Call 61!�-9(0151 ENTHUSIACTIC loving narinly required for 6 month old and 2 year old in our home Liverpool and Bailey area Expenence and ref - orences required. CaN 831- 0163� - LOVING CAREGIVER, required for 2 children aged 0 mcinth & 2 112 years. 3 days week.in my home own transportation & refer- ences required Westney Heights Jan 96 start 683-7978 HOUSEKEEPER I Nanny required Dec 1st for Pick- enng area Car is a must Call 420-4390 or 416 -327 - SHOPPIEERS XDRUCI MART Pickering Town Centre Requires Experienced Dispensary Assistant. Apply in Person with resume or tax resume to (905) 831-7679 Daycare Daycare Avayilcabrie 9eq Available DAYCARE available in l EARN A GOOD INCOMEFROM YOUR ONN'N HO'.LNIE Wee Watch Priij ate liontic Da-, Care is looking for matore, reliable it;dividuals interested in providing qualit-w dav care in their (I% it horinc. - 1-ull training 1`2%nre,ntl`tw%Iahsttw* -PI-t h,4,d.,, eijriwi;iipri*vm r- Pa% nwnt for the I�t 5 t hildren 5 week% and t4der daip-1,hild', vllr�, full For more information call: 686-4816 VV%pWW 4- PEW d8a.1CDwt 4 ALZL%SE�IA3ENCY Firewood 9M FREE r pick UC 202 Souir, Blair 1. Urrut #12, Whitby SKIDS & Pallets to, fire. I ; nardwood & soft .00d mixod pre cut or bro- ..rn, de very avaialbe4 irge III srnall loads L wriftell -,e offer call (905�430- 0'3 Flea market El RASS beveled -glass fix le!..,e candle shaped -illn. suit 2-siorey en. :rame S75 M c,o-a�e 7oow ouasar s5o Ei,3ss headboarWoot untamrshable S200 905,619-0811 after 5 V oc 3qmirs 3 & ur snacks aid meals prov,d. COLLECTORS Complete ed. Cal] Nicole anome -1 01 `�� Ke,n Daniels 686- 2' 38 Birds Plates regular price - $489 ask,rg S40C ',�, be ECE Tra;ned mother will tore 7 p rr 9O5j683-2457 prov,ae nounshing lunches and snacits. playroom. FULL-SIZIE z�ontable dish fenced yard near park !ov. washer *e new� $350 -Q atmosphere, years of Call 905-6-1 ' '1599 exper-ence references available, Whites road ArtiCIeS souirt, area Call 420-8676 ;Ml for Sale EXPERIENCED Mom of 3 a�ajiabie !c babirsit full or time. non-smoker 1 Pair of KYB Gas struts. P!C1k e r i n g Beach/Sayly retail $160. will self tot $80 686-4730 fits 1981-83 Dalsun 200SX Cali Abe at 683-5117 or HERMITAGE AREA - Rotherglen "Hwy 02. ful! time claircare in rrry home. any age welcome. non- moker. safe loving envi- s ronment, reasonable rates. call GaI 619-3610 Firewood P41101 ABSOLUTELY THE BEST !! - FALL SPECIAL Oualfty-seasoned hard- wood, cut, split, delivered. stacked for only $70illace cord, Satisfacto guar - on aryteed Country Lane Gar- den & Forest Products. 905-728-6910 _Top A GREAT DEAL quality seasoned hardwood at low pnces. FREE DELIV- ERY Serving Piclenng. Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa. Call DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-4741. FIREWOOD qualdy sea- soned 16' hardwood. cut. split and delivered. sta" at $185fixish cord Limited quantity call 705-9"- SW1, 7 p.m. - I I p.m� FIREWOOD Excellent quality hard- wood. Guaranteed, extira long time fully seasoned, cut and spot. Honest Free dallivery. Kozy Heat Firewood (W5)7S3-22" 427-1637 eve 12 cu ft freezer $150. 2 month old apartment indge $450. white apartment fridge $275. gold tridge $150. 30' almond stove $175. microwaves S125, S150. dryers $125-$275. slacking washer & dryers S4504650, upright vacu um $50. sewing machine/cabi- net S175, bleached oak wall unit $325. wall unit with smoked glass doors S400. wardrobe $75. oak Coffee and end tables $375, pine coffee and OW tables S225. glass coffee and end tables $175. coffee and end tables S11010, King wateirl 6 drawers W5, mates bed $175. couch $150. radvier couch S450. sectional sofa $575. blue love seat $250. sofa bed $100, sofa bed swivel rock- er S350. black lacquer table 4 chairs $350, 1940s pedestal table $450, wood table. 4 chairs 3 leafs, SM. 1946 9 pc. dining su- ite $1750, brass double bed $200. lights, lamps. bed frames. pictures, paint- ings and more 579--0526. APARTMENT size washer & dryer. stackable, used very little, excellent - like new condition, asking $425 for the set; older apartment size washerldryer. excellent condition, $175. Call 579- 5352 after 5pm COMPUTERS RESALE MOVING SALE - daybed! 486's with color. $695 bedroom suite. desks. Co 386's - color $395. Com- lier encyclopedia, table,, plete IBM systems from Karaolke sing -along. lapto $199. Complete new DX21 computer. e1c. 619--1223 66's s999 t00% financing available Clanngton com- puter 164 Baseline Rd Bowmanville, 697-3059 Articles Will For Sale ARTICLES sale r clucling 6 chairs. excellent condition.S80 each. upright dresser S165. Sharp e;ec fronc typewiter $150 Ar hque ou-b-c dresser (18") V8`� blanket --oN $195. 2 ant" manogany lamp tables $145 each. Note some antique articles require TLC ( 905)831- )318 Pickenng. please can I ,*tore I o E7PiCkTAING IJUFT TRUCK Electric Naik benin(I 3000lbs. capacity 1 Oft mast, S65M Includes chaqp call Dave 839-8124 before 5 pm. CAR P.O#*E. llk�a LX1.1 worth three nundred dollars Call 579-7161, make an otter CARPET A-1 Prices. bu y direct wholesale. Free in- stallation for free estimate cafl Sal e9O5)432-2750. or pager (416)980-9697 Carpet Broker. 100%. Nylon thick plush. Stan re- ststant carpet For 3 roorris Only $369 00 Price in- cluides 30 sc; yds carpet. deluxe pad and installation in your home Free quota- tion in your home No in- terest, no payment for one full year. Daniel. 1-800- 217-0104 CARPET WILL DIRECT k 100% nylon, thic plush stain resistant carpet for 3 rooms, only $349, price in- cludmg. 30 square yards. carpet. padJabour. Free estimate, Amold 11-800. 401-5557 1 yr.no payment, no interest, , For 1 full year CARPETS - lots of carpet. 100% nylon, new stain re, Wase carpets on hand, I wo carW 3 moms, $349. Price includes carpel, pr - pad, expert visuilliabon, fast delivery. tree esirmates (30 yards). Nonnain 606-2314. CHROMALOX FUR - MACE elial Im Ilhlan 5 years old- 15 kilowatts, 51.DOO BTU, $300,; hot water tank less than.2 years old, GWS 170 L $100. 579-1201 COMPUTER 386 with 4 MEG memory. colour moni_ for & printer $595. Fax ma- ctune $139 Cali 430-5615. CONTENTS SALE, kitchen set. eiwric lawn mower with cord. weed eat- er, I v video stand, cedar picnic, table. brother knotting mach ne. Ribber motor. garter carriage. singer bul- ky machine. with ribber, Yam $3 00 cone. English 3 iooker cue with case. snooker box and memora- nilia and accessories Rea- �onable otters 668-7638 DINING R,),)m Suite but- I,Vim!,:�, -mbination, table 'rth drop scalloped edge 3 aves. 6 chairs I cap - ask -q $1300 579- '3912 DINING ROOM s�llle -oi-d a, I,,,t,7h. �vl table with 4 chairs extra leaf) asking $1795 �97-3323 DINING Room Suite, 6 Ina- !abi. hutch Good ondilion. $750 0 B 0 r-herrywood entertainment/ mall unit. practically new. _6W Call 905 509 5745 [) R UM LESSONS Private lessons available . rea- sonable rates. Call 428-2000 ENGAGEMENT leev, 23 carrot. pear shape plus 12 tinfli- ants, app,a.sed $5200, asking $2200 obo 432- 89") ENGAGEMENT RING g,10 55-ca'at Pear shaped chamnd Plus matching 8 diamond 14 - carat gold wedding band App,arsal value S4500. 2SKIng $2500 for both 0 B 0 9C5 655-8516 ENOUGH .Kat. sharpon- ng era�- eju.pment to tan own tx,,swiess, in own tome So� rmentory, W.11 assist Ifain"1*30"tng UP ewipment S8900o b o 905-576-4094 after 5 FIREPLACE nsert. used sea -1 -1 Sj2oo new. aujo on,on. SSW cast, Call 686-0522 GAS !ove I yew old. GE Mc,- -�; S-00 o b o Great 436--6111 HIGH cable pills7 Poo; picture quality? GO DIV RECT' D S S 18' Digital Satellite Systems 150 channels, CD quality vic, ure and sound Rent to own by phone from only W !month Call 571-1413 HIGH QUALITY home gym practically new. asking $1300 O,B 0 Call 728- 8176 HITACHI 31' stereo TV Loaded Rent to own by phone for only $975/week Carl 571-1413 LIVING ROOM SET. 3 PCs Italian $1750 Match- ing 9 piece *rwng room set including china cabinet. 6 chairs and beautiful dining table Absolute brand new, must see S2450. Call 619- 2059 Hondo 2200 wait genera - for. like new concM n, ask - Ing $800 723-9928'0 KENMORE family size firridge, almond. Kenmore freezer chest. almond, forced air electric furnace, water heater. electric tank, vanity with marble top. Best offer. Cal 433-1681. KENWOOD TOWER OF POWER. 200 watt rennote sl- p -kap. Dual cas- settle. 5 disc CD player, tower speakers. Rent to own by phone for only $7.50/week. Cal 571-1413. KITCHEN cupboards. counter. SS sink. European style. Almondloak ' L shape. Upper 9ft flinches by Eftt- Lowers 81111 2inches by 5ft 51nches . $900. Call 905- 619-=7 LAP top and printer, Pack- ard Beg 486-DX50, extend- ed warranty. software, with IBM portable bubble Jet printer. $1000, best offer. 905-M-1861 New first quality car batteries from $25-00. 286 Compac comput- ers only $159.00, filiN cabinets, desks. chairs. vinyl solas, new swivel rockers, tables & chairs, lots of interest- ing articles 1545 Dundas St. E. Whitby, at Thickson Rd. 08-111138 NEW THRIFT AND C01, SIGNMFNT SHOP NOii OPEN- 10 ChurchXing S Newcastle For new or set ond to new items, very to, prices, telephone 98-o 2154 NEW,ELECTRIC skoole - -th batter (revpr, j, d, w charge plu?rchased in Jul I., S4 "" . asking S330( custom wheel chair. for u to 150 lbs $700 839-2676 OFFICE d"k S100. dressers, S45 each. 2( color TV, $50 Antique-, 4 bed , S145, occas3onj -hairs �joo� dresse ak rock e $19! ail 90 _69 7 _3532 OAKIPINE FURNITURE Vhy pay retail pnces� On f Ontano*s oldest and ia ;eSt manufacturers is no, elling direct to the pubis, g oa k pedestal table an chairs $849. 7 ft. doubil eclestal and 6 chair �1499, cannnonball bed i,>m $399 Over 20 stax choices, all solid, r. veneers Traditional Ww worlung 905-985-8774 OFFICE Furniture 2 ntj backed chairs S751each. gre� de�k S75. 8 OM,C* d viders. 6x5 $251earch. *splay case $25 905-"� 7096 PIANOSIGRANDFA- THER ij,qp�t elort�on New an used pianos Not sure Rent to own, apt s4zl upright. grand. digital. kill boards TREMENDOU SAVINGS ON 14OW Te4e, Piano Works. 433-1491 PLEASURE for a I.f*Wm Lear, !c make beautsh music Piano IC, sal4 Walls, Pr,nce & Wilks c Toronto. $SM Call 90� 427-2256 SHEDMAN - 4uality bar style sneds built on silf 8X8 SPECIAL, $599 GS included Other sizes an display available, Cal 90! 509-4961 WATERSOFTENER, Ac ual automatic. comp4el system. $750. GE Rang4 avacado, $150 (905) 655 4774 SHOWBOARD for sak Nitro board & pinding! now, never used, pai $700. will s&1I for S500 Cal 5 79- 7314 after 4pm SOLID maple large d ningroom set, table. 6 cag tan's chairs. buffet & hutct $1400 or best offer. Ca 666-4234 after 5pm SOLID wood dining roor table 6 chairs $700. 20 cb ft deep freeze $200. 3 by 4 ubifty trader S200. ca U 436-7490 after 4:00pm. TOSHIBA 27' stereo T% New with 3 year wanairrill Ran, 10 own by phon, Ic only $6.75tweek. Cali 571 1413. WEDDING Drm & cnno line: bgsded, olf_shouldel fuill-length dress ai train & bow. As" $65C Call 728-5056. WOODSTOVE, (Marks man) will heat up to 10D sq.1t. Made of 3/8' colk rolled steel, holds logs tA to 24- ". BmugN $15401 new, asking $60 OBO.905-427-33D6 YAIMAHA grand piani ebony, G1 series. Beautill, tone Excellent qualit) Asking $E1000. Call 905 427-1479. 230 Articles 260 Wanted ANTIQUES Absolutely, Purchasing furniture or an- ything old Scientific instru- ments. china. silver, adver- tising. toys. decoys, dolls, milk bottles. collections or estates Call Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655-8049, Brooklin APPLIANCES, wanted . working or not, Fridge. stoves. washers. dryers 4272713 , ALSO FOR SALE reconditioned wash- ers. dryers. stoves.$150 & up 3 month warranty 427- 2713 message. UNWANTED Scrap metal picked upfridges, stoves. washers. dryers. cars. trucks. etc Call (905)430- 9013 WANTED - any type of riding motorized vehicle for children Also used Ninten- do or Super Nintendo Call Glenn or Christian -Ann 723-7175 WANTED CAMERAS - old c , -a and glass. jewel- lery. microscopes. tele- scopes. binoculars and re- lated items Clocks. watch- es. furniture. anything old. 432-1678 WANTED to buy - older glass. china. col- lectiblesmemorabilia. watches. etc Single pieces or estates Call (905) 723- 7834 WILL PAY CASH FOR art que turmture, amps, docks watches. sterling si Iver. appliances. stereos swords. guns. lawnmow- ers. snowblowers. cars. pool tables. (905) 686- 4044 !905)509-6840 250 Arts & Crafts 260 Arts & Crafts CHRISTMAS CRAFT & GIFT SALE Sat. & Sun. November 18 & 19 10-5 1519 Silver Spruce Dr. (Finch/Fairport) Floral, print., oil lamps, folk art, wholesale supplies & much morn CRAFT SALE Christmas dt'ri,rations, )luzzle.4, floral arrangt'ntt•nts and nluch more. SAT. NOV 1K, 10 am - 5 pm 9 FIELD CRES. AJAX CRAFT SHOW Ajax High School Sat. Nov. 18, 9-4 p.m. 105 Bayly St. E. Ajax Your one stop Christmas Shopping experience. Bbq. lunch and babysitting free. ejV(il.72/JC? presents your onU>';;p chop gilt and decoration sale, 15 Stockbridge Cres. Ajax DON'T MISS THIS SALE!!! Sunday Nov. 19 9 am - d pm THE UNDER 525 CRAFT AND BAKE SALE Cookie houses. folk art floral arrange- ments. jewelry. Christmas crafts, twin and triplet gift Items etc. etc. Fri. Nov. 17, 4-9 p.m. Sat. Nov. 18. 9-4 p.m. 1639 Finch Ave. Garage/ 250 Yard Sales Garage/300 Automobiles Yard Sales 3 For Sale CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOW Srt►uItt1'..`•trr'enrber 19. 1995 Ajax Community Center 75 Centennial Road. Ajax, Ontario ► .� - Tel.: 905-427-8811 T. 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m Adults: 52.50 "Children under 12 years FREE" rte fre'rtcea ea tie4et .ueles omit de cheated to 74e rif7•44 & Pie4esing :fie (Arita! 230 Articles Wanted 280 Lost & Found LOST - German Shepherd. male. 120 lbs . wearing choker, lost in the Westney Taunton area May answer to Toby. 686- 8191 MISSING since Oct 29 from Whites Rd.. south of 401, HAROLD. 3 yr old neutered black with white male cat. Known to enter homes. cars. garages un- invited Very Inendy, much loved pet. REWARD. 837- 7769. 290 Boarding PIT BULL / Australian Shepherd. Female 6 months old. house trained, all shots. dewo hied, 5130 (905) 373-0715 CKC Registered Siberian Husky puppies, all colours. shots, derwomued, guar- anteed. Call (705) 652- - TEAM OBEDIENCE next classes (Puppy,Novice) start Nov.20, 25 & 29 Even- ing and Saturday classes available, with small class- es guaranteed. 430-0025. LOOKING for a large dog? The Pet Network has 3 large purebreds for adoption. For information on these or any others please call 721-1304. LHASA APSO pups. great house pet, non shedding. non allergenic, health guarantee, payment terms available. (705) 786- 3124 290 Pets/Supplies/ Boarding BOUVIER pups-Akaiiaoae Dec 30 Reserve now Cropped or un cropped CKC registered Health guaranteed Excellent tem- perament Honalee Ken- nels Call (705) 639-1733 PUREBRED black mouth Cur pupsthe original old yeller dog. For guards. companions. working or hunting One of the world's most versatile dogs First shots. wormed, ready to go Omemee (705) 799-6721 K-9 KLUBHOUSE- 'All Your K-9 Needs Under One wool now offenng Obedience Classes for all ages. Senior Puppy starts Nov 21; Doggie Daycare flexible hours; Grooming Do -it -Yourself or We Do. Long hair and Dematkng a Specialty; Call for more in- formation at 905.683- 78521993 Buick Regal. silver. 4 door, p.w., p.d., pis., p.b., air conditioning, V6, excellent condition, 106,000k's, 514,000. certified. 509- 1940. 1993 PARK AVENUE. mint, July loaded. 518,500 also. Kenwood. quality stereo system for car. 11 pcs.52.000 value. 1/2 pnce.263-2446 1993 Ford Taurus, 68.000 km,, 3.8 V6. air, cass . $8900 obo. Call Peter 723- 1155 or 434.7564. 85 Fiero, 86 Taurus, 84 Mustang. 83 Chevette, 78 Fairmont. All certifiable Must be sold. Best offer 579-2866. 'SANTA CLAUS- is �r^r eery 10 r)t. 50 •iert s plenty of goodies :valade for Our customers JCh as 1992 Pontiac Sun- ord. loaded. 58.695 now 57 995. 1992 GMC Satan, - pass. 511.500 now 510.795. 1991 Chev Cav .'24 black beauty. 58.995 ow 58.250 1991 Chev as 2 dr loaded 57.295 -ow 56.595 1990 Pont undrd. loaded. 56.495 ow 55.795 1990 Chev .heyenne 3/4 1 dui 57.995 -ow 57.395 1990 Pont tempest 6 cyl au. • 56.895 now 55.995 1989 Plymouth Voyageur 7 pass. ur • $6.995 now 55.995. '989 Chev Cavalier 5 W 6 yl , air• 55.795 now 54 895 1989 Chev 510 Blazer. 4 x 4 4 3 .6 cyl .Ided 59.950 1987 Chev K' Blazer 4 x 4. 8 cyl laded 58 950 43 vehicles to choose from starting from $1,995 Drop in and let our -Big Elves- help you with your selection Financing Available Certicar Auto Centre 155 King St West (Al Midtown Mali(905) 579-2886 'Where custom- ers send their fiends' 1980 5 Litre Mustang. auto 40.000 km on new engine Needs some work Asking 51200 as is or best otter Call 905-723-2474 1980.1986 cars, lease to own Everyone qualities. On URIC/ WCB1 MA/ No interest. no credit check, From 5275 down 570034 Ontano.LTD. 1976 Norton Rd 686-7428 1983 Camaro. 160,000 nukes. new paint. tires, tram etc. Asking 51600 oboas is. 1981 Goldwing 1100, needs tires & brakes 51150. obo. as is. 432- 3254 1984 BUICK Regal. en- gine & body in mini condi- tion, a/c, electronic dash. low mileage, certified. Ask- ing 52195 o.b.o. 905-683- 7301/905-428-1879 atter 6pm. 1984 Camaro. 350 p.w., p.s.. p.b., am/fm cassette. 52000. Call 579-8146 1985 PONTIAC 6000 LE. v-6. 4 dr, lulty loaded, mint body, excellent condi- tion. 52.695 cert. 665- 7042 after 6 p.m. 1984 Ford Tempo GL. 2 dr.. 4 cyl. 5 spd. Ps. pD , am/ tm cass , hitch Very clean lady dnven vehicle Must be seen. 51900 obo 905-985- 3719 300 Automobiles For Sale 1986 Dodge Aries wagon Woody side panelling. auto. psi pb . am/Im radio Extra clean running wagon Was 52295 now 51895 certified All cars in stock on sale Call 427-9722 anytime Russ Open 7 days/week indoors Big Town Sales 1985 Cadillac Sedan Oevifle. only 116.000 miles. loaded. excellent family carwith years of driving left Only 53875 cer• otied or offer No GST' See al 696 King St W Oshawa 576-8575 or 683-5503 1985 DODGE 600. good crrndilion needs brake worts as Is 5600 Call 905- 239- 7096 1985 Honda Civic GL. 4 -Y 5 spit . new clutch am/ `'1 stereo cass. Good clean • ,nnng car Was 52395 . -ow 51995 certified Gall 427-9722 anytime Russ. Open 7 days weekhndoors Big Town Sales 1985 Pontiac Sunbird Nagr ^ air condmonmg. -.Kim. 51250 as is or best -.ler Call 728-3181 1986 OLDS CUSTOM r., lull size 8 pa-, -rnger stal on wagon un- 5ecoated. well mentioned, 50.000 31300 cern. .ed 9055 -';896 '986 ')Ids Firenza red. 2- :icr ^dtchback Aub art/ -1 cassette. 185 J00 kr.-. 1450 as a obo Phrre 105)433-9050 or i05,404-1655 386 ) dsmobde Cutlass ..,eta 4 dr . auto . new mo- or. remote starter. remote ,')or locks. art tilt, cruise, p :hunk am•tm Cass . wire wheel'._ 51500 Cert or best offer 985-8985 1957 CADILLAC Eirough. tiny , .0 ~r; .•r .w a -t con- dition, $11.000 Cali 434 7271 or 434.1034 1987 CHEV Camaro !roc. yellow '15• „ loaded. 130.000 km anginal own- ersalarm. stereo. 1 -roof. modifications Sacrifice sale 56.000 o o 985 3046.433-8859 1987 Dodge Caravan. newly rebuff motor, 7 pas- senger, 55000 or best otter certified Call (905)986- 1146 1987 HYANDI Stellar, grey autOrnat. 7ood con- dition. 140 000 Km 51500 Cae 905-728-0342 after 5 Mit 1988 BONNEVILLE p0we' steering 7" 021'' braiues .imam cassette. ac. exceiiert condition. 54.999 certified 0 8 0 Call 905- 427-0444 1989 FORD SHO. 220. hp Clack wi!h full leather Interior. every single power option including sunroof Just invested 53000 into Clutch and transmission upgrade Bills to prove Hot car. Real need turner 58000. Mike 905-852-7437 1989 Plymouth acclaim, 4 door, 4 cylinder Good con- ditioner Asking $3.900. Call (905) 839-4673 1989 SAAB 9000 CD. all options. 165 hp, new pro- fessional paint, excellent conation. 510.500 or best offer 905.987.5026 or 905- 430-5717 1990 Ford Taurus, V6, cruise. 135.000 kms., a/c. ps.. p.b.. p.d.• p.m.. arNhn cassette. 4 -door. asking 55400.Call 430-9396. 1991 Cavalier Z24. sky blue. V6, automatic. sunroo. 2 dr. loaded. In excellent condition. asking 59.400 certified. 430-6004. 1991 PLYMOUTH Sun- dance. good mileage, a/c, excellent condition. 55.800 404-8341 BLACK BEAUTY! 1984 Sunbird Convertible. 5 - speed. phi, p/1. new tires, no rust. 192.000km, 52900. Call 905-428-9858 410 Houses For Rent PICKERING- bungalow, lower floor, West Shore area. 2 large bedrooms. fenced yardparking. near schools and Go, available immediately $675. Larry (905)509-1264 or (905)316-4977. 300 Automobiles For Sale TAKE A DRIVE TO DARRYL'S. WHERE YOU GET MORE CAR FOR YOUR MONEY! 1993 Cavalier RS Wagon. teal. 4 -door. auto. loaded. 3.1, V6, 90.000k's. $9.495 1992 Pontiac Sunbird LE. 2 -door. white/grey Interior, auto. 107,0001es. mint, $7,995 1991 Lumina Euro, 4 -door. silver. 31, V6, loaded. perfect car. 99.000k's. 58.995 1990 Dodge Daytona ES turbo. top of the line. white wired stertor. auto. fully load- ed.looks and drives perfect, 55,495 1989 Chev Caval,- er 2.24. one of a :nil 2 - door. red. loaded, auto. su- per low kms 45.000k's. 57,995 1989 Pontiac 6000, LE. 4 -door. burgundy. same interior. V6. loaded. new paint. 107.000k's. 56.500 1988 Pontiac 6000 LE. 4 -door. 2 -tone blue. V6 loaded. aluminum rims, 147.000k's. 34,995 1989 Chrysler Lebaron convert- ible, white, red leather in - terror, 2 door. loaded. 68.000k's. 56.995 1989 Chev Cavalier Wagon, 4 - door. auto. 119.000k's $4.395 1988 Lincoln Con nnental, 4 -door, black. grey leather interior. fully load- ed. 38. V6. 112.000ks 57.995 1987 Buick Grand %atlonal. rare to find one this nice, fully loaded, new tires, 104.000k s 310.500 ALL CARS CERTIFIED AND RECONDITIONED BEFORE WE SELL THEM. DARRYL'S AUTO CENTRE 170 BLOOR STREET EAST. OSHAWA 436-3522. OPEN THIS SUNDAY 11-5. VOLVO. -03h, Luxury 760 hit E ' :4K h,a,. lights 4 - . . WHERE THE BEST CARS ARE '390 Aerostar Passenger Van 9_ 493 6111 really nice 59.555 1991 Sunbird LE 79 798 km . air, 4 door S6.999 Huge Selection SHERIDAN CHEV 683-9333 305 Automobiles Wanted CARS FOR CASH! We buy .sed .ehiC es Vehi cies must be in running condition Call 427-2415 or come to 479 Wryly St East. Ala* at MURAD AUTO SALES SCRAP Cars and trucks wanted Any condition also snowmooiies. 4 wheelers. motorcycles etc.. pay cash free removal Call anytime 723-7512 WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE -FREE towing for scrap, used or abandoned cars tit csS 'n pick'uc top owes paid. up to 5100 (416) 281-3499 310 Trucks for Sale 1905 CHEVROLET 1/2 TOP, 8 cyL, auto, p/s. p/b. radio, very nice condition. certified, 55200. Call 668- 4446. 1989 Ford 1/2 -ton, F-150, 5 -speed standard w/over- dnve. very good condition. 300 cubic' engine. pis., tint windows. custom sun visor. running boards. many ex- tras, 57300 o.b.o. (905)404-9283. 1989 Ford F-150. V8 en- gine. 5 speed manual, with air and cruise. Andy cap. 124,000k's, asking 54800. Call (905)623-1579. 1990 FORD F150 1.'2 TON. 8 cyl , auto. p/s, p/b. a/ c. cruise. am/fm cassette. dual tanks, box liner, sharp truck, candied, 59.750 668- 4446 320 Vans/4 Wheel Drive 1984 DODGE CARAVAN. Sunroof, air. pw . 33000, cert call 655-5271 1986 GMC 14'cube van, lully reconditioned. 25k cit engine. new transmission Cooler. brakes. exhaust. newy painted an fibreglass box. overcab storage. ex- cellent condition, 58,000 905.686.8644/416.801- 6735 1988 PLYMOUTH •Joya- geur v 6 7 passenger. auto. air. one owner. yearly rust checkedsuper clean. 135 000 6,1 56900 427- 0262 1991 GMC SAFARI black. .cadec erceilent conditionpass - running boards. etc 510 500. See it. make -.`ter. 576-2396 1992 GMC SAFARI SLT van 7 passenge' „-ng edition. loadedrunning boards. new fires. and brakes. 93.000 lid 54,900 725-6926 TAKE A DRIVE TO DARRYL'S. WHERE YOU GET MORE VAN AND TRUCK FOR YOUR MONEY! "73C, GMC Ra,'y ATX Van. full size 305. V8. 2 -tone grey and silver, new fires. mint. 57.995 1990 Chrysler Mini Van, white w/red r'ter'or air. tilt. CruuSe, am'lm cassette. 4 cylinder, turbo 138 900k's 57.495 1989 GMC Saran SLT. touring editor ^ice0t .an in town. two-tone blue. ;u captain chairs. fully loaded 4 3. V6. tuned up and certified. 59.995 1989 Chev Blazer, 2 -door auto, 4 3 V6. high kms but nice 56.495 1988 S.•s 4xd fur- y loaded. clue 4 silver matching cap. 133000. r. 56.995 1987 Chrysler br ^ Van. burgundy. 7 passenq- e' fir. 115.000k s 54 850 Chrysler Y-'- Van. 7 seater air. ' -iOCks candied 795 ALL VEHICLES ERTIFIED. TAKE A ".RIVE TO THE BUST- ` ST LITTLE CAR LOT 4 DURHAM DAR �YLS AUTO CENTRE ' 70 BLOOR STREET E AST. OSHAWA 436- 2522 OPEN THIS SUNDAY 11-5 330 Trailers RICE Lake ,-ea. 40' mo - e "erne 3 ;1, deck shed. '.,m,shed. fishing. swim- - ing. Reduced to 527 500 Jnl1 sell separately Call "05)697-2634 owmobiles 1973 y anon GP338 Spedc tach. oil infection. good tracknewly recov- ered seat. only "90 ongi- nal miles 5550 305-985- 6627 400 Apartments For Rent 1 - 2 bedroom, ,ocated cr. 350 Malaga Also 1 bedroom on 946 Masson S From 5550 monthly all inckrsive Call anytime. 905-576-6724 1 and 2 bedroom, located at 309 Cordova Rd . no pets. please phone 579- 2387. 1 BEDROOM apartments. furnished or unfurnished. Available immediately. Starting $530/month inclu- sive, first month with ap- proved credtt..304 Simcoe St S. Call Stephen 571- 3229. 1 Bedroom arils in Oshawa and Bowmanvtlle. Starting at $600/month, fridge & stove included. with laundry facilities. No pets. Call 434- 2407. 2 BEDROOM APART- MENTS. Rltson & Ade- laide. 5680 . appliances . parking, avaia(be Dec 1. ca8(705)799-5329 2 LARGE. bright, 2 -level. 2 -bedroom apartments near O.C. 1 available im- mediately, 1 available Jan 1st. 5695 or 5850/ month. includes utilities. 4 appliances. 666 -9463- 2 -BEDROOM large base- ment apartment. Liverpool/ Bayly area, close to shop- ping and Go station. Feb 1, 5700 Inclusive First/last. Call 420-330 1 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., NOVEMBER 15, 1995 -PAGE 25-A 400 Apartments For Rent 2/3 bedroom apartments. 8 story building. close to schools. library. South GM plant Available immediate- ly and Nov 428-6328 1- 7pm for appointment 2N0 FLOOR. 2 -bedroom apartment 1200sq ft a- piece bath, gas fireplace. eat -in kitchen, c/a. no pets. non-smoking 3750 inclu- sive 905.420-3208 after 5 AJAX large one bedroom casement apt Suit single non smoker No pets. 5600 monthly Sr'last/referenc- es. available immediately 428-9087 AJAX. ',)RK 5t one bed. room casement. bright. clean in quiet home. stop age yard. parking. 5550 in - elusive RealtyProMgmt 433-0270 AJAX ' bedroom. fire- cla 0 a,c, pool. laundry, parkng separate entrance. 5650 inclusive Available Dec lst Call 686-4755 AJAX central. 1 bedroom. 4 apeirance5. bnght, clean Separate entrance No pets First/last 3550 plus mllties Call 68.3-8769 AJAX -arge. 1 bedroom baser -err apartment Cen- tral air, cable. laundry All Inclusive 5650imentrry double. 5600 single First and east Can 905 683- 0799 AJAX Oxford Towers �pac - .7 apartments quiet building. close to sh0ppng. 401 GO Pool. sauna. 1 2 and 3 bedrooms for Dec Jan and Feb 1st 243 beds 583-8571 an•i, 7 30pm 143 oeds 683- 842• AJAX. ,.in 1 professional. y v. 1 -bedroom base- ment aparr-.en• w,watkour. 4 pc was^r-om 2 ap- p:ancesckxe to Durham Centre & Hwy 5605 �n ^,odes uti nes. Cade. ''rst est. 1905.427-7405 BACHELOR apartment n -.. ..•s 3,1. Separate .-n!rance. snare auodry '.KIOCes. non Smoke- 5435 stlast Avail able ist 428-8131 BAYLEY/KROSNO L i_,•- ma,n •: Or/ arge yardgarage walk GO 4 piece Pam. w O 'C lack, d,Shwatner C' aurl&'yr 51050 inc103,00 Ivailable Dec 'st 905-831. 1710 BRIGHT 7 asement apart- ' e -I c :^ervrne Ross - land area Pool wood. Move. A.'C. laundry Utilities Included 5600 per m0nm %05-623-0968 DELUXE 3 BEDROOM ^ we., .eel apar,r..r Dowding, in Port Perry '5 min north of Oshawa Large hying room and kitchen, balcony with slid- ing doors. over 1 000 sq h Inrng space Ideal for re- tirement or those who enpy quet living . 584C pus ny 710 Avadaae immediately Call 985-7349 or 728-2255 GRANDVIEW,'OLIVE area. new 2 room apart meet share x't7'en, :aun dry. includes ail utnnes ex- cept phone Private en- trance and washroom, 5390ymonth.576-2972 GREAT ,,:.cation • 2 bed- room basement apt Spa- cious entrance Sep en- trance Referencesilirstlast 5800 inclusive Bus stop at door Available Nov 30/95 905-427-6660. UVERPOOIJBAYLY, large. modem 3 bedroom basement apartment. pri- vate entrance. fireplace. parting, 5950 alt inclusive Available Jan.lst Call 831- 0258. LUXURY ONE bedroom condo, 5 appliances, West- ney and Hwy 2. gym, air. sauna, pool, 5830 firstrlast. Available Dec. 1st (905) 421}-4035 MAIN floor one bedroom bachelor apartment. Neatly decorated. West shore area, near the lake. 5565 all Inclusive. Call Paul 416- 805-9997 NICEST NEW basement apartment in Whitby. Large kitchen, bath, 1 bedroom. all utilities included 5650 monthly. available imme- diately Single. non-smoker preferred. No pets 668- 4264 TWO LEVEL one bed- room basement apartment. wood burning fireplace 3600 per mo utilities Inc Islilast. No pets. 839-0453 or 839-0840 400 Apartments For Rent OSHAWA 2 bedroom 5689. in 9-plex Includes heat, hydro, appliances. parking Laundry available on sae Convenient to 401 and city bus routes 433- 0677 OSHAWA 2 bedroom bungalow garage. fenced yard. private dnve. close to all amenities $725 Call 416-635-8630 Available Immedently. OSHAWA Recently reno- vated 3 bedroom in duplex. Oak "'^i, french doors. 2 bath'. washerrdryer 'reed yard, near downtown alt inclusive. 905.430-6336 OSHAWA 2 4 3 bedroom apar•-'e^'s. available at 888 and 900 Glen 5t Close to schools shopping and G M Utilities included Flrst'last required Call 728- 4993 OSHAWA 2 bedroom tear apart--ent. 289 Cor- dova Rd Close to GM & 401 December 1 or imme- diately Utilities included 5681 Phone 728-5420 or 725-9278 CLEAN 'amity building. Oshawa -orth one. !w0 d three bedroom Includes Heathydro. fndge stove. pari o Laundry lacdities ave ace 723-2094 OSHAWA .-e a^d r-wo bei:• - or- ._a^menti freshly decorated new carpet. clean. ongnt. quiet budding, ufiutie5 park ": ncl laundry faahhes. J .'. 7 iocahon. available Dec 36855575 mo :all now '905. 523- 6778 OSHAWA •.se 'c G NO reek' ^.-g. •2 3 3 bedroom apartments avail- able Call 905-429-5723 OSHAWA. AVAIL DEC.1 E-- -- - non, " -OUSe '10.0^e41 Irv- ing room 2 cerviorrs barn quiet central '.oealon near everything. park ng. and heat .ncluded 5600 plus hydro. 432-2000 PICKERING new one Cel- .- .....Went apt cue, tamny residence Separate entrance fire- place appliances. utilities. cable parks^g included Single nor Sono.-- no pets 5550.mo A. able immediately 905-420- 4'54 PICKERING Bright 3 cedrecm basement apart- ment. Close to GO. non smoker. no pets, 5700 plus 1;2 (905) 837- 6661 PICKERING f..1 30- pkances. central air, private entrance. close to GO. shopping 5825 inclusive 905-420-6440 evenings PICKERING -air "oc• 3 - bedroom . den, applianc- es. wont sned. laundry. 1st last no dogs. available Dec 1st 5950.2 3 .,tai nes Call 905-83196104 PICKERING 2 bedroom, no smokers pets. available Dec ' sop ent . parking. A, C. calf (905) 837-H7064 QUIET 1-be0room. 82 Simcoe St S fridge. stove. laundry. no parking, 5465. utilities. 1st/last Call 728- 0445 QUIET two bedroom apartments in tnplex. near King and Rrtson Fridge, stove. parking included Large main floor with gas fireplace, 5695 r 5104 hy- dro Upper floor with solan- um 5595 r $117. Main floor with wood fireplace and deck 5750 r 375. 430- 0168. SOUTH AJAX, new apartment with separate entrance. Large spacious one bedroom, plus garage. $695. per month. Available November 30th Call 905- 683-7709. AJAX- 2 bedroom apart- ment In budding- Utilities included Near bus. shop- ping & schools. Quiet. nice area Available immediate- ly 683-6145 SOUTH Pickering 1 -bed- room basement apartment. single person, non-smoker, no pets. $450 Inclusive. Call 905-831-6640 atter 6 pm 400 Apartments For Rent SPACIOUS 2 -bedroom apartment. Oshawa. heat/ hydro included, walking distance to mall, bus Avail- able Dec 1st. 5711/month Call 427-8343 cr 576-3242. TWO bedroom. Nelson St Oshawa Heat water and parking $650 per month Phone 723-7115 TWO & 2 bedroom • den b apannent. Oshawa Creek park setting Large 2 bed - 100m 3695 to $725. and 2 bedroom • den 5750 In- cludes parking Available Immediately 8 Dec 1st 404-1614 WHITBY' bedroom apart - me"' Separate entrance. laundry facilities first/last. references Air condition- ing. no pets Available im- mediately 5550 inclusive (905 420-2842 WHITBY 2 bedroom base - me^• ac' clean, freshly , new carpet near Go and other facilities. 5700 inc everyrhmg except sable Available now 566-0667 WHITBY Bight. 3 -bed - t0 ap.1"-e+t man floor, quiet tnplex. large .''Chen, stove. fridge. 2 en"arses yard laundry, available Jan 1st 5860 nclu5rve 668-1935 WHITBY One bedroom Cas"r -- Available Dec 1 2 appliances heat and hy. dre ',eluded 2 blocks '-run Mwntow^ 5525 Cad 305- 435 5294 WHITBY. 1-0edroom Ca7eme^' apartment. sep- arate entrance park;nq, aundry. accry. suit single. l00-s11oki"g mid-Oece- meber or Jan 1 5550r month nclusive Firstlast 666-9336 WHITBY furnished a5ement seH- contained. park ^g laun- dry cable 1190-0mgrnnq no pets single person 5475 nauslve 666-53.34 WHY .,,^t when you oar our '0rne for less 'tar you 1..0.0' Call Dave Haylock Saves Rep ReiMax Summ.f Really (199' ltd 905) 668-3800 ,r '05 666 32'1 Houses For Rent WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUT A HOUSE' nim Sink) month tiave 1 her 54100 ((you ;Al \(1W' 434-40619 1-1100- 640-6275 Free Ca41 \u down pas, mon' 1 can Help' MARK STAP1.EY `union (,roup Excel Reath In.- 1ST rx 1ST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES WHY RENT, BUY' Nc :Cw^ 7avrr.enl. No Croblem Let me show you how ' Mal pay 5700 0 A C. Call Thomas C. Pike Sales Rep. Renal Accord Realty Ltd. 576.3111 STOP RENTING! ONLY S500 DOWN 0\A s A BRAND DETACHED 3 OR BDRf,t HOME `f ES ONLY DC`WN CAL'_ 3 bedroom bungalow, main floor, near 0 C /Civic Auditonum, 5825 plus utili- ties. Avail. Jan. 1 576- 6446 3 Bedroom semi ,n north Oshawa. Garage. fenced yard. Close to all amenities. 5895 plus utilities. Call 905.576-7346. AJAX - 3 bedroom main floor, 4 appliances. close to schools and shopping. parking. avail Dec 1 3775 plus 686-3201 PAGE 26 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., NOVEMBER 15,1995 650 Auctions 650 Auctions 650 Auctions CRIVIISTINTAS ., ART AUCTION;, .Srsardce9 'iters- 19' ' AT ti THE OLDE TOWN HALL NEWCASTLE Preview at 12:00 Auction at 1:00 FEATURING TODAYS MOST POPULAR ARTISTS: Trisha Romance: Silent Night, Song Birds, Market Day, plus more. Robert Bateman: Descending Shadows, Summertime - Polar Bear, Lions at Dawn, plus more. James Lumber. Adrift, City Limits, Enchanted Evening, Yesterdays Love, Traditions, plus more. Other Artists include Sandra Kuck, Carl Brenders, Walter Campbell, Catherine Simpson, John Newby, Alan Kingsland, too many to mention. FINAL SALE OF THE YEAR DON'T MISS OUT!! AUCTION SALE SAT. NOV. 18 -10 am. AUCTION 700,_5 -RACTORS. and EQUIPMENT for ELAINE HEUSER. Sanford. plus incl., s o^s f an Archeo- logical Camp. held at Wilsons Sales Arena. Uxbridge. Take Hwy 1404 north to Davis Dr At Newmarket turn right & go east 24 km SALE __INCLUSIE_S_, dies- "'ac- tor Deutz Allis 5220 diesel 4 X4 Tractor. MF *1010 compact diesel garden tractor. 1949 Ford F 47 pick- up i orrg owner). 1 Yamaha 4 Wheelers. 2 motorbikes Yama- ha motorcvcie. ATV Trailer. Ig amount of camping equipment Compl.ete Shop Smith (lathe. press. saw i Lincoln Weld- ers tone on trader, i9 Qty grinding discs 8 cutting blades. Mobile Cricket backhoes with Wisconsin engine. qty Honda generators. 1978 GMC ' ton dual wheel Truck with HI Boom carriage ig qty cherry butternut. ash 8 maple lumber. plus 19 qty tools RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT ss •e'•.-; ' ss N Jrk 'a- bler ss heated soup unit. 2 unit ss refng unit, ss freezer unit. washer unit. freezers. salad bar unit. Gar- land grill & deep fryer. qty compressor units, Ig qty dishes. chairs. tables, side by side fridge Sweda cash registers plus much more Call for full faxed list TERMS: Cash. good known cheque. Visa. M/C or Interac VIEWING : 8 am. 2 Auction Rings. Res- taurant 10 a.m., Trac- tors 1p.m. GARY HILL AUCTIONS (Div. of 1081454 On- tario Inc.) Gary 8 Nancy Hill Sunderland : 1-705-357-2185 SAT, NOV. 25 10 AM. Our 27th Annual Stu -Doo Auction at Orval McLean Auction Center - Lindsay Accepting all makes of snowmobiles. 4 x 4, all ler- ram vehicles, trailers trac- tors. riding lawn mowers. Vehicles, bnng to barn Daily 910 6 or cal (705) 324.2783 or I 14100461-6499. AUCTION SALE GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE. NE WTONVILLE. NOV. 17. FRI - 6 P.M. ^^ s ,. 'ome of Mr Mottom, i, -at Creek and a Ken- .. ,state. kmr, s.:e bed. 4 Ueikrah froom su- pc chesterfield. walk "--e tables. occasional 1.s. occasional tabies. , . - queen sora bed. ster- - -Nor t v . fridge. stove. 'reezer microwave. 5 Mass brass dinette. - ser cupboard. antique -^--yts tables. wash- ,' ,-ds. beds. pine cradle, fres. rotKers. drop leaf -. too t^. rr s chat s. es. dewatt 7-3C radial and Sta Ryob. 10' craftsman shaper. • scroll Saw. -out. power -and tools. 5 hp snow- - Aer electnc mower. +-:ebng, kitchenware. s.- :i appliances. glass- • , wardrobe Nano ^• computer drive. . ` for and xe•ooard. etc. • is ar interesting auc- ' - Terms cash. approved ue. visa mterac Auctioneer Frank Stapleton (905( 7862244 AUCTION SALE Sat.. Nov. 18 1 p.m. ' omton-Dunoec Park 0.Aoause, Thornton RC . Norte of -Hwy 2 Directions Take Hwy 2. Dshawa s west end. Nona on Thornton Fad. go north about 1 ^IIIc Partial Luting - Bow trot China oat,net small china cabinet. quill rack. comer w^at not shelf. peanut Jar, drspiay table. wash stand vrth bowl and pitcher, new dnll press, pocket watches. leather 1001 belts. water globes. toy tractors. cow- boy outfits. many new toys. craft books. current CD s. new tisning I:lures, new fishing knives. high quality knives, cast iron door stops, cast iron banks. Teddy bears. car vacuums. power washers, new hand tools including pliers. vise girls, tin snips, dn8 bits. screw dnvers. o1 lamps, wildlife pictures. framed pnnts. picture frames. decorative frames, musical carousels, rocking chair. and many other great CMstmas gift ideas Ths d only a pallial lisgng, of a large sale. plan to attend. Terns Cash or cheque with proper ID. ARMSTRONG AUCTION SERVICES Gord Armstrong Auctioneer (905) 725-7073 Note. Auctioneer is not re- sponsible for any accident, baso jri(ury rn cormecilon w+lh this sale. Light Lunch Available. CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN Friday Nov 17 at 5:30 pm 3 miles East of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 The property cf Molly Sweetman. of Little Britain. plus others. 3 pc modern bedroom suite. Milk cans. Maple Captain's bed. Colonial chesterfield and chair. Modern wardrobe. Single and double box spring and mattresses. Co -oil lamps. Crocks. Occasional chairs 3 pc. Wicker set. Axe Minster rugs. Treadle sewing machine, Bed sofa. Lakewood airtight stove. Oak sideboard. Wash. stands. Pine mirrors. qty of hand and power tools. Workmate work bench, Wheel barrow Large qty of Stanley wood planes. Maple dinette suite. Refinished antique dresser. Oak store counter. Oty of silver corns and dollar bins. Sascor bow & Arrow. plus a qty of china. glass and collectibles Don 8 Greg Cornell Auctioneers R.R. *1 Little Britain (705) 786-2183 FAX YOUR ADS 579-2238 590 Business Opportunities AUCTION NOTICE LISTINGS Garington residents call 404-2615 SAT. NOV. 18, 10 A.M. Antiques and Collect- able auction for a local estate plus many good inclusions. Large Sale (430 lots plus). Held at the Goodwood Commun- ity Centre (5 minutes east of Brock Road via Durham 21) Sev an- tique mantle and wall clocks. early lighting, antique furniture. good glass. china, crystal. dep glass. stained glass wind- ows. old prints and pictures, horse drawn cutter w/ong. stencil (good cond.) Many primitives. nice smalls. furniture for refinishing. nice quali- ty and selection from start to finish. Terms Cash;Good cheque only. Preview 8.00 a m Call tor a taxed list. CLARKSON AUCTIONS 905-640-6411 SAT.. NOV. 18 10 A.M _a•-;• a^^due anC a: i. -s sale at OLIVIA S~50 10.4^ St-. Bobcavgecr', _ --olete contents d an- ' T..� shop. antique pre an a+ •urnrture. Carladianna. :oast primitives. 2 - .-- machines Hat farm - conesta farm . J: in oak china cabinet, s•on rocker. nursing ••er. store top desk, quiff box . harvest -s. church pew. out- -Ind vanity dresser, o.. -needs of interesting and antique items. lustre- pnnts. glass. china. • miss it 10 a m s'a-7 with 2 auction tags 'eserve owners mop ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTIONS LTD. to anc 0a•-• Vc_ear Auctioneers -J5) 324-2783 Lindsay. :ail for }Iyer dress warm, sae mostly outside Cali 1-800.461-6499 tO oat you sale 590Opportunities Business PROFIT in Pagers Start making money today withTeleLink's Last growing pager selling concept! • High margins • Sales support - to Dealers & individuals looking to move Into the telecommunications field. Cali 416-493-1333 Telearik SUNDAY AUCTION THIS SUNDAY, NOV. I9TH 12 NOON PREVIEW NOON At the K of C Club. 133 Brock Street N . Whitby Estate goods Rerroductron etc for Charles Paulson and other legal pnnciples. m- c4;dtng 9 pce oak dining (nom suite, Vtctonan fatn:ing couch. excellent walnut china cabinet• new harvest table and chat- set. venous parlour occasional and coffee ta- rries pine wardrobe, oak bow glass china cabinet. "1 and 4 pce walnut bed suites, weather va^N. coat treeash was"stand. pine book- - u`;es. oak sideboard. ca-ved ext console table. -ct ev and ball cards. -r. ng chars. pine box- es dressers. e •s. treadle sewing machine. loveseats. '-a- .!s. quilt rack tarn a^1 telly cupboards. • - . 1 table and chair set. '•ental carpet. glass- wn•o cast iron decorator (-es calander holders. tames tableplus much -e not listed here 'e•ns cash. cheque. . ,e, rnic. 3''. pram 1 00 :aids def avadabte AUCTIONS UNLIMfTED (519) 345-2426 THURS.. NOV. 16 6 P.M. eller( appliances mod- - furniture. some an- lues. estate sale at Or - McLean Auction Cen- :e• Lindsay. property of late James Granter. "nrrrllo and others. Nearly new ebony biting roam su- rte earner sola and love - sea' 3 pc. modern ches- 'er'eld suite. brass glass oc lades. wall units. bed -'wsaeAreld. colonial ches- 'e oeld and sham, modern w -:ver ctiairs. entertarn- mer' unit. colour tv, vu. stereo. cedar chest, war- drooe, modem 3 pc. oak 0edrtom suite. lamps. lits, modem bedroom sures bar stools. brass headboard, mirrors. pat- Iem rugs qty Of glassand china. excellent side by side refrigerator *nth ice maker. pot'. dishwasher. mi- crowave small bar fridge. dehumidifier. chest freezer, gas bar- b- que. hairdress- ing chairs. dryer chairs. lub stands. hand toots, lawn tumrture. shop vac, mulch- er lawn mower, new 20. 4 Tp mower 92 Ford Tempo, 91 chy. dynasty Partial list. To consign estates, house or apanmenttuls call MCLEAN AUC- TIONS 324-2783 LIND- SAY Orval and Barry McLean Auctioneers. Car 1400 4614499 10 list your sale. PUBLIC AUCTION SALE HOUDAY Nd, OSHAWA 1011 BLOOR STREET, OSHAWA FRIDAY NIGHT, NOV. 17Ti H, VIEW 6 P.M., SALE 7 P.M. Sanyo, Prosonic, electronics, exercise machines, steppers, gym bikes, ski machines, strollers, Sanyo & Prosonic home stereos, radios, cordless phones & answer machines & caller IDS, Walkmans, radios, camcorder, ink jet colour punter 24", porcelain dolls. Kitchenware, housewares, 5 -pc. set country dining set, lamps, bread machines, cookware set, crystal figurines, bone china tea sets, cutlery sets, tools, wrench sets, ratchets, pliers set, drill press, screwdrivers, bench vices, 14k jewellery diamond rings, diamond solitaire 1,35ct & dinner rings, porcelain vases, fish bowls, watches, mantle docks, toys, kids computer Whiz Kids, ceramic canister set, jewellery boxes, Nippon cameras, oak lid jars, spice racks, shoe racks, clothes dryers, bankers lamp, Comingware, dinnerware, chess sets, air beds, lots of toys to include Playskool, Sesame Street, Parker, Irwin, etc. & more. Subject to deletions, terms: Cash, Visa, Mastercard. GLOBAL AUCTIONS 475-3753 410 Houses For Rent AJAX, beautiful 4 bed- room house, 2500 sq ft . 7 appliances. Ga, civ, alarm system. fenced yard. ga- rage, first/last. 51450/ month, Available Dec 1 Call 428-3175 AJAX. 1825 sq h main floor. 4 -bedrooms. 2,1/2 baths, m/laundry. family/ fireplace. 5 appliances. C/ A. garage/remote. near shopping/highway. 51090. First/last (905)427-7405. AJAX. detached house. 3+ 1 bedroom, plus basement. garage. 2 1/2 baths. living( dming'tamdyroom, walkout kitchen. fenced yard. near Plaza/school. appliances. $1150+utilities Suzan (905)686-1152 evenings available immediately. AJAX Duplex 2 bdrm .0/A . appliances. pool, large yard. 5850 month plus uhlrties. available Jan Ist. Call (905)640-7430. LIVERPOOUBAYLEY 3 bedroom upper or house. close to GO & P.T C . avail- able immediately. 5950+ ,plebes. Call 905-509-6540. ask for Mr Bureau OSHAWA close to North GM. schools. shopping, gas heat. appliances. whirlpool bath. $875 per mo plus Dec 1st 725-5304 OSHAWA. available now, be0r00m fndge. stove. ahwasher. laundry hook a. 2 bathrooms. garage. ;as heat. $975 month plus 4 utilities 428-5745 OSHAWA. clean main flr,or. 2 bedrooms. breakfast ^-Ok with walkout 2 car 0arking, dose to park 5800/ -are' inclusive 05)725-2421 OSHAWA/WHITBY bor- ler Immaculate 4 bedroom oaCkSPlrt. 2 -baths. 3^xl00rl fenced yard. *veil drive Available D.t1st. 1st/last 5900+utd- •.s Can 416-769-2418 or • 5-435-4984 PICKERING 3-bedroom -u-iacnr^. ho,,se 2 5 -baths. -tarage. fridge, stove. '-raced yard with doghouse. lie to man. GO 51100. .bees Can 416445-3631 S. OSHAWA. 3 .1 bed- • om pets OK 5545 mo to -•rt, or 5800 mo rem rent • own. or $680 mo to ' -.q A, finance your our- . 'as, on 0 A C David /vatkms Sales Rep Remax drnm,' Realty (1991) to rwrt 668-3600 S OSHAWA, wanted re- sPonsible individual t0 rent 1 bedroom upper floor of r-iplex, 4 appliances. park - g. dose to an amenities no pets 5775/mon. • hydro 725-0656 WHITBY Rosedale Dr Marr moor, 3 bedroom, hardwood Yard, parking utiknes included 5850 Gall Doug 416-699-6799 Even- ings WHITBY 3 bedroom bun- galow w4h garage and fm - shed basement available 1st el Dec 51025/month + utilities. firstitast. No pets 723-8985 WHITBY, 3 bedroom. de- tached. 2 car garage. quiet Cres . 3 bedroom. semi across from park. available Jan 1, 96. $975+ & 1100 + monthly. 905-668-6980 / 905-655-4107 420 Townhouses For Rent PORTER WOODS- 3 bed. townhouse in family complex, 5950/mo. all in- clusive. Close to schools and shopping. 435-1088 AJAX. new end unit. 3 bedroom. alarm. non smoker, 1 1/2 baths. 5 ap- pliances, garage. Near schools. bus. Immediate. $1,025 + (905) 619-1540 CENTRAL Whitby. im- maculate 8 spacious 3 - bedroom, multi-level. w/o basement. fenced yard, fndge. stove, garage, 59804 -utilities. available Jan.lst. No pets. Karen Singh 5761685. NORTH OSHAWA, 3 bedroom Townhouses in well maintained family complex, freshly decorated with Fng./stove, dose to aN amenities. on site Mgmt. of- fice call 728-3777 SPACIOUS 3 bedroom townhouse, in well main- tained family complex. In- cludes all utilities, 4 ap- pliances, parking, close to schools and all amenities. 122 Colborne St. E. Osha- wa. For appt.434.3972. 420 Townhouses For Rent WHITBY, spacious garden townhouse 3 bedroom Patio of family room Ga- rage Playground Near amenities $950 Available Dec 1 668-8110 430 Rooms for Rent 5325/MONTH. newer condo. nonsmoking fe- male. pool, hot tub, Avail- able Dec 1 Call 428-6299 AJAX, two furnished rooms. own washroom, own kdchenilaundry/utdr- ties. parking. cable includ- ed. Non-smoking mature working person S450/ month 428-0482 after 5:30 CENTRAL OSHAWA, cleanquiet. with own kitchen, bathroom and parking 580 per wk Phone 721-9249 after 6 pin FEMALE non smoker em- ployed large furnished room in Ajax. with private bath. cable. and phone parking 5375 686-3048 AVAILABLE DECIST 5280'month Furnished room Share bath. hmxed :'oking. cable mduded Close to bus ^.ear Liverpool Rd S. 8 lake Call/leave message 906-839-1366 GARDEN/HWY +; , unshed and unfurnished rooms in house, use Of facilities including laundry Available anytime. 5100 weekly 430-8198 LIVERPOOL/HWY. 2 Targe room On first floor 5400. quiet responsible persons No pets Can 420- 1975 ROOM FOR RENT In luxury setting , great for student or young person. $95 weekly or 5400 monthly Chns at (905) 427-7868 ROOM - '+„use aunury I4Cd4iws xI dulled. pnme area rn Rck enng Village. close t0 ail amenitues, once negotiable 905-619-0938 12-6. after 6 can 686-3366 WHITBY Rossland-An- ]ersor area Bedroom fur- nished or untun(shed Kitchen laundry and park- ing facilities Non-smoker. female 5400 monthly Can 905-430-8380 Avadable dnmedienty WHITBY- Rossland/An- 40rson turrnshed room. kitchen facilities. parking. female preferred 575 weekly 430-4797 440 Room & Board FREE room and board to mature responsible caring person in exchange for part time evening care of 2 boys ages 4 and 5 Pickering home References. 831- 0504 450Accomodation Shand AJAX, 4 bedroom execu- tive home, parking, laundry. all the extras! private use of family room, non-smoker, suit working professional. 5375 plus. 428-9214. FEMALE preferred, single Mom O.K., 4 -bedroom home, Ajax. 2 beds, Irving room, laundry, garage, run of house, 5600+. 686-0522. PICKERING 31 -year old straight male wishes same to share 3 -bedroom house, laundry. parking. cable, 5100/week, $375/month. Call 905-420.2378. PICKERING - Whites/401, room in 4 bedroom house, own 4 pce. bath, no smok- ing, no pets. $400 per month First/last required. References. 420-3628. ROSSLAND and Steven- son area. Unfurnished room in 3 bedroom. 4 level side split; to share with working person. Large fenced yard with pool, laundry facilities, garage and parlung. All ubkbes in- ducted $105. per week, ne- gotiable call 905-571-3851 720 Deaths 720 Deaths OBITUARY BREAR, Edna (Stoneman) Born in Parry Sound, August 25, 1937. Passed away at Oshawa General Hospital November 5, 1995. Funeral service was held at Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa, officiat- ed by Reverend Richard Hall. Interment at Wauba- mik, Ontano. Survived by husband Bud Bayes, 2 sons Doug of Oshawa and Dan of Barrie, 2 daugh- ters Tina Pyykko of Parry Sound and Carol Lyon of Courtice, & leaves 8 grandchildren. Also survived by 2 brothers Emie & Don Stoneman, 2 sisters Ruby Hiltz & Doreen Barclay. Predeceased by her parents Lloyd & Georgina Stoneman. Edna worked at PPG Canada for 16 years. Member of Eastem Star & Rebecca Lodge. A very avid bowler, played horse shoes and shuffleboard & never missed her monthly card game or weekly bingo with her very special friend Jessie Lavender. The family would like to ex- press their sincere thanks to Dr. Brankston and Dr. Giroux, nursing staff of 5F & 8M. and Palliative Care team: Reverend Richard Hall for the very per- sonable service: Eastern Star for the beautiful memorial service: the Branch 43 Legion for the lovely lunch To relatives, friends & neighbours for flowers and contributions to chanties, and most of all your support and caring during a very sad time for us all. Sincerely, Bud Bayes. 740 In Memoriams 740 In Memoriams In loving memory of a dear wife, mother and grandmother, Marie Fitzpatrick, who passed away, November 7, 1994. God saw you getting tired, When a cure was not to be, So he wrapped you in his loving arms, And whispered come to me. In tears we watched you sinking, We watched you fade away. Our hearts were surely broken, As we watched you fight to stay. You suffered much in silence, But your spirit did not bend. You faced your pain with courage, Until the very end. Not a day do we forget, Your loving smile, your gentle face. No one will ever fill your place. Loved and sadly missed by your loving husband, children and grandchildren JOHN / JACK DAVIS herr: 5 stars fir:, r sr,r 4.t/1 as suds/enh• 1,11 ,Not enther 15./990 You are loved h mussed by allot us h the teurc .cull J7uw 1 Vuu are al- ways in our thoughts). Time has not made it urn easter as situ are a1wu1•s rut our thoughts . Your loving wife Mary & Shelby. Also missed by Sandra. Sally & Wayne, Danny & Cathy, Jamie & Ikhhie. Susan & Mike. and Peggy & Them. 5 OSHAWA Homeowner 52 . seeks clean responsi- ble person t0 share hdme.sW1 retired person Or person with child. 571- 0458 LUXURY 2 BEDROOM,en suite, stove & fndge, indoor parking. secunty. pool. sau- na. laundry. all amenities. 5900 , first & past, non- smokers,ref . avail. Dec.18., 579-6043 460 Office & Retail Space 4 Months Free Rent - Downtown Oshawa, 400- 3500 sq. ft. available. Park- ing and great exposure. Best rental rates. Call 434- 2447 or 655-4132. IDEAL 1 person professional 350 sq. ft. finished office with signage exposure on WesWas yRd. in Ajax. PER MONTH 905-509-3581 462 Garage Storage Space WINTER inside storage available in Whitby, suit- able for car or small boat, 560. monthly. Call 430- 7087. ATTENTION Snowbirds GORGEOUS 3 bedroom 3 bathrooms townhouse condo. close to famous Clearwater beach. pod. ja- cuzzi. 680. private yard. available Now-Apnl for No and to view photos 686- 9846 or 579-3788. CLEARWATER, fully fur- nished 2-3 bedroom mobile homes. heated pools. hot tub, tennis, minutes to beaches, Blue Jay baseball NHL Hockey. dog 8 horse tracks. Children welcomed. Less than motel. (905)683- 5503. 500 Private homes For Sale OUAUTY D'Mgeb Multi- level N.W. Oshawa 3+2 bedrooms, kitchen over- looks familyroom with fire- place, 2 walkouts, mground pod, 3 baths, FAG. in-law potential. 160 Goodman Dr. 5171,500. Call Sheila Mc- Laren Sutton Status. 436- 0990. 5104,900- Are you look- ing for a renovated brick bungalow. 3 bedrooms. new kitchen, hardwood - floors. walkout to a private back yard and a good area. Immaculate. Give me a car before you miss it. Peter Neal Sales Rep, Guide Re- alty 723-5281. NO bank qualifying - 3 bedroom sem, court loca- tion, walkout basement, ra- vine jot, $116.900. Low down. Call Frank Milanovic, 432-2000. Durham Quality Realty OSHAWA - RosslandlHar- mony. Spacious three bedroom ravine lot, separ- ate income apartment, rage, gas heal, 5122. Call after 6 p.m. 1-905- 476-3189 111 500 Private Homes For Sale POWER OF SALES!! 584.900 will buy a de- em -----ter., tached with 3 bedrooms, rec room. 2 baths, only 5% down and 5750 monthly in- cludng taxes Ted Hough- ton Remax Summit 668- 3800 PRIVATE nature reserve, 10 acres. lovely 3 year old P2000 3 bedroom raised bungalow, civ. near Ux- bridge. 5165.000. 416-924 Money to Lend MONEY problems Debt Consolidations. credit ar- rangements. personal budget planning. credit re- pair FREE CONSULTA- TIONS Ontario Credit Counsellors (Oshawa -Tor- onto) 433.1425 OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT. 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Ajav THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., NOVEMBER 15, 1995 -PAGE 27-A EATON'S Surnrlse Sale Starts tomorrow! c,, to � woJJ selected items storeuide, including: 25% orf all Christmas decorations. trees. lights & wrap. up to 440% orf selected electronic games and Sega CD player. 30% off T f mien's re ,alar- priced dresses. 30% off trainer's bras and panties. rip to 20% o!f clearance furniture. * 25% to so% off women s and men's selected designer f lshions ('includes 25% off selected jewellery) off all small electrical appliances. Only until this Sunday. (Plus No GST storewide until this Sunday, too.) Selection will vary by store. *Excludes $19.99 styles 2593, 2542, 1544 and Sealy sleep sets. Eaton's. We want to be your store. 11/4 11 We're on the Internet at www.durhamnews.net PAGE 28 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., NOVEMBER 15 1995 LOEB SPECIALS! Eye of Round Roast Cut from U.S.D.A. Select Beef /Ib /kg Bananas Product of the Tropics "b/2(64Ikg Florida Pink or White Grapefruit Product of U.S.A., Size 48 10/1 9 9 McCain Drinkin' Boxes Assorted Varieties, 3 x 250 mL 69' PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1995. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. LOEB LOEB Baywood 105 Bayly St West, Ajax LOEB Ajax Marketplace LOEB Glendale Marketplace 473 \i'Vestr-e, Ro Nor'b t . NE . ENVIOUS 1.50 ACRE ESTATE MANOR!! Custom belt /tit • Nestled .n rine of the a lcest lees In well known estate woad °salty worlenMnMp - Grant. - was - oak - Ceramics throughout! Shinning 'dream- kitchen - bult-in appliances • rani% counter lop - 3 fireplaces - heated inrowW pool . sauna - 2 separate staircase entrances • triple garage! If Hiring amongst "Estate" hooses Is what you we looking for—. contact HELEN MASON Your Personal Realtor Consultant...For Lite! 1416) 798-7288 or 1905) 686-3330 WhIPIC FIRST LRtd ray COUNTRY LOT! 4 bdrm. with main fir. lam. rm. with fireplace, main fir. laundry/mud room, large kitchen with french door, walkout to large deck with hot tub overlooking super mature lot! 5174,800 JACQUELYNN TANNER* 619-9500 QUIET COURT PICKERING'S ROUGE VALLEY AREA Almost brand new executive home on Targe pie -shaped lot. Full of upgrades. Approx. 2,400 sq. ft. Altana Rd. area. Spotless, clean. move -in condition. Call STEVE FEARON* 683-2992 QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. GROUP HERITAGE REALTY INC. EXCELLENT FLOOR PLAN! • 3 bedrooms • Finished basement • Greenhouse kitchen with w/o to 2 tier cedar deck • Hardwood floors • Master bdrm. en suite, walk- in closet & built-in vanity • Steps to school & public transit • Asking only $164,900! CALL BRIAN KONDO* 683-2992 LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION... GLENDALE 11 AREA IN PICKERING! • Wel maintained hone • Freshly painted, with neutral decor • 3 bedrooms, master eery large ' Lovely European style kitchen • Central air conckbonig Asking $153,800 PLEASE CALL BARRIE COX* 839-7449 ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD. QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. LOOKING FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT? Unique multi-level home on huge 58x159' lot. Sunken family room with stone fireplace plus sep. rec. rm. for the kids! Large kitchen. 3 bdrms., cathedral ceilings, skylights, ceramics. central air & much, much more! CALL LUCY FOR MORE DETAILS. (905) 619-9500 5168,500 For this 3 bdrm. brick home. Open concept, nice & bright and shows well! Back door to 2 -tier deck. Front concrete porch, new brdlm. & cushion floor. Easy access to 401. Steps to school & park. CALL ANGELA HOFFMANN* TODAY AT 683-1088 HERITA R WONDERFUL SOUTH AJAX - S189,900 • Premium lot • Prime location ' 4 level sidesplit • Fully upgraded • Finished rec room with custom fireplace, w/o basement and 4th bdrm. or office ' Must see BARBARA EDWARDS* 683-2992 QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. ONLY $2,900 DOWN PAYMENT! Pickering - MUST BE SOLD!! Excellent 3 bedroom home with family room and fireplace, central air, central vacuum and satellite dish! Won't last! Only $1,149 monthly (P&I). CALL BERNARD LEE* or RICK CHOMCY* 416-286-3993 ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD. 139,900 4 New rice J Gorgeous Ajax J 3 oPefty be s, detached J Premium lot J New broadloom J Great starter home J Priced to sell fast!!!! CALL DAVE McLEAN* 619-9500 EXECUTIVE J Impeccable decor! J Hardwood & ceramic floors J Oak stained kiL cabinets N. Hand painted, ceramic tries J 3 -tier award winning deck J Professional interlocking landscape Ni Gorgeous pool & back yard J Asking price $249,000 JIM SARRIS 619-9500 LUXURIOUS PENTHOUSES Over 1,600 sq. R 3 bedrooms, 2 balconies Alt appliances Open plan concept 2 bedroom from $99,900 3 bedroom from $104,900 Great mortgage rate. JIM KELLY 631-6000 GROUP COLDWCI.L sArrKeR v COLDWELL BANKER 1 ST Toronto East Realty An Independently Owned and Operated Member Broker of Coldwell Banker Affiliates of Canada z 0 1- 0 U z 0 0 CC0 CC W z n J J W 0 J V MONA YOUNG* '•' 3176,900 "• OUIET CRESCENT LOCATION Solid 3 bdrrn. bride home features in-law suite with sep entrance. Pastel colored decor enhances this cosy home. Also includes CAC. 2 fps . nterlocking path, double garage, enground pool Shows very wen. To view call Mona. 420-4200, 24 hour pager. JANICE GARNETT* '*AN ABSOLUTE "JEWEL"! S194,199' DESIRABLE "GLENDALE' Spacious 5 level sidesplit is impeccably maintained with upgrades galore!' Unique open concept Main floor family rmlfp. 8 strip hardwood Odors. Superbly finished rec rm. Custom deckRwt 1tb. Quiet crescent. Call Janice Garnett, 420-4200. MARJORIE HANCOCK* BILL OOSTERHOLT JR.' 1I 0 r 0 m r r a z m N 0 -i 0 z 0 z -4 0 z PACE 2-T1 E NEWS ADM1►ER7'1Stio1'IED, SWIM= 15, IWS HOUSING STARTS SLIGHTLY LOWER IN THIRD QUARTER OTTAWA - OCTOBER 25, 1995 - National housing starts reached a seasonally adjusted annual rate (SAAR)* of 104,700 units during the third quarter of 1995, three per cent lower than the 108,300 (SAAR) units started during the April -June period, reported Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). "Although quarterly starts are slightly lower, there are signs they are picking up. One sign is the positive resale market, on a recovery since last May," said Michel Laurence, Senior Economist at CMHC's Market Analysis Centre. "Another is that unsold inventories of new homes fell markedly during the summer," explained Laurence. "And the monthly details, from July to September, show rising starts." "Construction of single -detached units inched down to 63,200 units (SAAR) while multiple unit construction fell to 41,500 units (SAAR). Housing starts rose in Ontario and the Prairie region, while lower numbers were reported in B.C., Quebec and the Atlantic region. Ontario starts rose to 33,700 units from 33,300 units (SAAR). A moderate increase in multiple unit construction offset a decline in single -detached constrtiction. Resale markets in the province bounced back strongly since the early part of the year. British Columbia new construction fell to 25,000 from 26,800 units (SAAR), as a result of fewer multiple unit starts. Single -detached starts held steady. Housing starts in Quebec fell to 19,300 units from 23,100 units (SAAR). This resulted in an easing of inventory levels. The resale market is recording moderate advances. In the Prairie region, new construction rose to 18,200 units during the third quarter, up from 16,000 units in the April -June period. Greater activity was recorded for both single - detached and multiple -unit structures. Construction rose to 13,900 units (SAAR) in Alberta and to 2,300 units (SAAR) in Manitoba. Totals were down marginally to 2,000 units (SAAR) in Saskatchewan. Home construction in the Atlantic region fell to 8,500 units (SAAR) from 9,100 units the previous quarter. New construction rose to 2,600 units (SAAR) in New Brunswick and to 1,900 units (SAAR) in Newfoundland. Lower results were reported for Nova Scotia, down to 3,600 units (SAAR), and Prince Edward Island to 500 units (SAAR). *The SAAR is a quarterly figure that is adjusted to remove seasonal variation and multiplied by four to reflect annual levels. L 1 L �Dnt�on LUXURY? CONvBeiBICE? A4 rte adir4rntages d a condo wee your own kont door n me heart ot PKkerrg. Tndel 3 storey townhouse, 2 parknQ spaces, 2 bdnns + den , cordo. Icern. ae & vac, 5 appts.. beauatui deter. Cal now Mahone Hancock 4204200 ALMOST 50 ACRES OF COUNTRY WHIG P1 NORTH PICKERING! Property comes with homes! Home pictured has a 2 bedroom & a 1 bdrm. apartment in addition to the 4 bedroom main home - with room 10 spare! Excellent income potential. Large deck, stream, pond, bush 8 more! 420-4200. 4 OSHAWA DESIRABLE HOSPITAL AREA - OI4LY $119.900 Two strays, plus a role. 4 bdrms., trench drs., *fwd. tbn newer gas furnace, hit* appis., beaM1 street closet schools! Cat Doris tier; b dew. 427-4200. *GORGEOUS - CASITA- JUST REDUCED' • You owl be disappointed in this 0-p-oe-ed \ 1,624 sq. ft Caen. .% Mint, move in. Tasteful/ up- graded, ngrd n Ie heart of Pickerel. All this to oNy $154,700. Don't delay cal John 420-4200. L. JOHN VASILOFF* 'NEVI US NG - WONT UST OtLY $t39,9M' Ajax wive lake. 3 Wm. fant hone wh. eat -in modem ile kit pas at bsmt Tandem gar. loads b your prirale Medalled pat and input pod. Cal Jack Mita today, 420-4200. WHY RENT WHEN YOU CAN o• 52,000 Immaculate det. residence fin. top to bottom, hrdwd., fp., set an wee kept gardens on quiet crescent. Paule Whiteley, 4204200. PAULE WHITELEY* 1450 Kingston Rd. Pickering 420-4200 4697 Kingston Rd. 284-4500 4P$ LAURA MASUR* THE HERMITAGE ONLY $214,900!! Beautiful 4 bedroom home on large lot in North Ajax! Vendor would like to see offers!! Call for details!!! Laura Masur, 420-4200. �L• -,-- AND LUXURY.-- $134.100 UXURY$1x.100 Fabulous sale w/spacbus hirgr sun - drenched soWiva, eat -in kit. Wto b bakery. Terrific rec tacilies. Includes 5 apes. Security in caWring. To view cal Eion Ganes, 905.420-4200. JOHN VASILOFF* 'LOCATED IN BEAUTIFUL NORTHEAST mirror *Being sold under power of sale through Canada Trust Co. Approx. 1,800 sq. ft. '4 bedrooms, 3 washrooms, nice size lot, 39x120 ft. Excellent rates & tenn through Canada Trust. Cal John today for further details. 420-4200. COLDWELL BANKER - SUPPORT YOU CAN COUNT ONTM COLDWELL BANKER - SUPPORT YOU CAN COUNT ONTM • Saiss Replwrwdad.. "AssoeiMe Broker iY,:nn. NS,°.1i1 TUE NEWS ADVERT18ERr WtttD, NOVIZINER15,1933•l AGIC 3 0 FiRsT {'` REALTY LTD. 1 885 GLENANNA RD. NE CORNER (Glenanna & Hwy. #2) EXECUTIVE'S DELIGHT Custom bungalow overlooking golf course, professionally landscaped, inground sprinkler system, central air, security system, intercom, garage door openers, custom window coverings. Two fireplaces, hardwood floors, ceramic floors, french doors, tonal dining. Professionally finished basement with in-law suite. 1.35 acres of privacy. For a fist of upgrades and your personal tour cal John Mora, 831-3300. RE/MAX First Realty Ltd. Invites you and your family to join us on November 18th ,from 10:00 - 2:00 p.m. for a = FREE picture with Santa (lots of goodies too!) Santa will be waiting to hear from all you boys & phis! Bring 1n your letters! For further information please call (905) 831-3300 or 1905) 686-3330 • NOT IMTHIOED TO SOUL= YROPERTES CURRB1TLY LISTED FOR SALE LARGE KrrCit llE $155,900 Great saner home tar the first -lone barter large e t -in lar with Mdo to tidy fenced lot. Three good- sized bedrooms with 1 4 -pc. & 1 2 -pc. bathrooms, Mn. bemt. with office. bedroom & rec room. Car GLENN PRICE* today, ars great properly by the park won't last 831-3300 long. For info. call Glenn Price, 831-3300. GLENN PRICE SELLS HONES FAST May FOR 14:40 iviiaisln- BILL HIBBITS* $129,900 - REMARKABLE!! Don't call if you can't react fast! In retum, you get a beautiful detached 3 bdrm. home on about 1 /6th acre, in town! Fin. bsmt., detached garage! Minimum down, mtge. only $965/month, O.A.C. If you snooze, you lose! "TRADE-IN" YOUR HOUSE FOR CASH!!! • Prime Rouge valley location • huge lot • 4 swims bedrooms • F hi gldni g rooms • Family room with stone firepiacehret bar • Naw broadloom thraglloul • ask circular staircase • Ron Shute&Geott warm., 831-3300. GEOFF WALKER* 1%IFI[N )i 1H .'1)\I1- 11 U.111 71%1I- IS S rot... ./... Tome -Hitt -"1 .1a True: a N iaarn.r.. parrs -Ned *K ane .Ata 1.. noir,. for y.m boors cr. it ma&rs a rrmariubk /tatl.ar'/. 3 F impar``. mill comfort ...stow a cri.p c..M mister. tl.r (...carr`` kitclles i. a torr. .&`halal: 11... aMmt r 2; r.rw \Ia err . h p..rnwitr. rr a ..mri rg 2 .t..rrTremulor` F r..M I ,,r hc.' , an a... iv to- . .newA prrr.rw' of th.. lir.rrnfri Hrrrwb.... ixtl>t>rt Jac f itim. • alt 1 1 Mr RENOVATION SPENDING TO INCREASE IN 1996 OTTAWA - October 23, 1995 - Canadians are expected to spend almost $20 billion next year on home improvements, an increase of 4.3 per cent over this year, projects Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). "Major spending on home renovation projects has been slow this year but should rebound in 1996 as market and economic conditions improve," said Gilles Proulx. CMHC's Chief Economist. "The expected recovery of the resale market next year will be a significant factor since a Targe number of home miss improvement projects are carried out shortly before a home is sold or within six months of purchase." Proulx stated. Indoor repair and maintenance projects. including partial or complete kitchen and bathroom renovations, tend to be most popular with resale homeowners while outdoor project improvements will not be as strong in 1996," he added. The moderate level of outdoor home improvements will reflect the low level of housing starts both this year and next. Provincially. Ontario and Quebec markets will e pax crOwd that knowswhere spend their advertising experience the highest levels of renovation spending. The Ontario renovation market should lead with an increase of just over six per cent or almost $7.7 billion in renovation spending. In Quebec, spending is expected to rise five per cent over 1995 to $4.8 billion. The strongest markets in the Atlantic region will be Nova Scotia and New Brunswick which have had fairly stable new and resale housing markets. In western Canada, Saskatchewan will lead the Prairie provinces while spending in British Columbia will remain steady around $2.4 billion. THANKSGIVING DONATION TO ST. VINCENT'S (Oshawa)... On f-nday. October 6. 1995. Patricia Mapptcheck. President of the Durham Region Real Estate Board. presented a cheque for 5250.00 to St. Vincent's Kitchen in Oshawa. This %cry worthwhile organization provides prepared rascals for hungry and homeless people in Durham Region. "We all struggle from time to time to provide the basic necessities for our families. But there are many people who are unable to sive their children adequate food. clothing and shelter" says President. Patricia Mapplebeck. "With the arra al of our Thanksgiving holiday. we become more aware of our own fortunes and the fortunes of people around us." Rose Barcly. Executive Director of St. Vincent's Kitchen. stated that in this uncertain economy. there has been a significant increase in the number of families with young children who depend on St. Vincent's Kitchen for a good meal. Run by volunteers. this organization depends on donations of money, food and time in order to keep operating. Ms. Barely says that any one who has a couple of hours to spare and would like to donate their time to help out. are welcome to contact her at (905) 433-4(X)6. "The Durham Region Real Estate Board and the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA). strongly feel that community involvement is an important and necessary element in our personal and professional lives." The OREA Foundation has made this monetary donation to St. Vincent's Kitchen, at the request of. and on behalf of the members of the Durham Region Real Estate Board. It is our hope that. in some small way, this donation helped brighten the lives of a few people this Thanksgiving. Practice the 3 R's Reduce • Reuse • Recycle. Please recycle this newspaper -i� 1 T L Over the past 8 years we at MINCOM have chalked up 1-1). \ 1 DOES OUR SALES commission savings of of in excess of 15 MILLION DOLLARS for our customers. Its a WIN-WIN System that rewards the VOIA CONI1\1 homeowner with savings and our professiona!s with sales volume - WE ALL WIN! TO GROW' ITs OUR... success Syste 837-1054 1 ea.cada. 4 4at9e4t 7uU Sews e Real Elm& etufquigy in com NEW CHOICE RLtdealty MEMBER BROKER d© MULT1PL.E USTIN6 SERVICE. 1 \Y 57.250 DOW .\ ' !. arse hunguluw. gleaming Minh,. • 3 bedruomc. en .suite both • ('ompletels wp. apamnent • Lau -m kinhen. A-/ Lomi bion Call Judy Stacey's", 837-1054. JUDY STACEE— /T'S TR('f EXTRA BIG LOT 3 bedrooms • Beautiful waxed kitchen • Walkout to large deck • En .suite bath. oversize garage Call Judy Stacee*"" 837-1054. nA“,a srrcF.. rrr_I- •vv * .Spacious 3 bednxnn • 2 fireplaces. central air " Fut-in kite hen. walkout deck *High efficiency gas furnace * Glendale /Pickering Call Garry Free***, 837-1054. GARRY FREE"' LARGE FAMILY? * 4 bedrooms, 3 bads. * Ideal in-law .suite * Hardwood firs., brdlm. * Eat -in kit. al fam. rm. * A-1 condition Call Garry Free***, 837-1054. YOL' GOT THE SIZE + BSMT. Apt. appra.s. 2.400 .sq. ft.. Alas, 4 bedrooms, Mout laundry + jurat. nu. Windows all user; 4 hat/o. Applee•rofl area Call Raul Casino*, 837-1054. RAUL CASINO' NO QUALIFY MTGE. - CONDO In Scarborough, million $ rec centre, TTC in front. Perfect for couple or single. Appliances. Call Raid Casino*, 837-1054. VENDOR SAYS: "BRING MEAN OFFER" 4 bedrooms. CAC. security ,system. greenhouse kit.. w/ofenced var1. Main floor laundry & fam. nn. with gas fp. Basement partially finished. VERY MOTIVATED! Call Lois Thompson** today, 837-1054. LOIS TH0f.1PS0N ' PRETTY AS A PICTURE! 5 Rouge beauty! 4 bdrm. executive hone on 50' lot. Finished basement, skylight. CAC. CVAC. step-up Jacuzzi tub & sep. shower en suite. Call for list of upgrades. Lois Thompsow**, 837-1054. - INVESTOR OR FIRST TIME BUYER! Updated .sena with finished Docenienl 10-1aw apartment. Walkout to deck. Jai u:: r tub & wr,udhurrurrg .stove PUS properly also, has 0 large demi lied heated garage. Call Ron Argue*, 837-1054. • RON ARGUE' IN OPE.% HOUSE THIS SI'NDA r'.1-4 PM. 116 (O.S 1 E7IERATIOy' DRIVE In & arbor/nigh he the golf wane. Lauri 6 room bungalow with dna, hid gunit•r Sep entrant r tat hrauu/ul 4 room /int shed !moment .:•fano ounrandmg rein cast l high On tent Jurnw e. new nue(, new wrndoe s d rims oak kttrhrn plus I6t12'p I Call Ron Argue•, 837-10.4. GLEAMING HARDWOOD FLOORS All appliances. all new windows, F:A.G.. CAC'.! Excellent complex with daycare. rec centre. pool! Hire outside. Location! Call Barbara K. Smith • *, 837-1054. • TH RN•NT'RI•AND • BARBARA K. SP.11TH•' Of REDUCED - SHOWS IJKE NEW! • Large rooms, cathedral ceiling. walkout basement! Located near Pickering Town Centro! Appliances included! Call Barbara K. Smith**, 837-1054. *Based a 6%roiwrwiurkmr • Sates Representative '• Associate Broker ••• Broker/Owner THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, NOVEMBER IS, 1995 -PAGE S A GREAT CHRISTMAS IDEA:! 11W CE Get yourself hooked up to the WORLD WIDE WEB!! • No Busy Signals • Full Internet Access • FREE 7 day -a -week Customer Service • Flexible Rates Brought to you by Durham's Information Provider Oshawa • Whitby • Clarington • Personal E -Mail Address • Web Page Services Available • Fully Enabled T-1 Access • Business Packages • Local Hook-up (No long distance!) THIS WEEK ,„,fi& Pideemt News Advertiser http:llwwW.d u rham news. net For more information call .. . 576-9335 or 683-0707 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday Sat. 9:30-3:00 HE NEWS ADVEREISF2 WED, NOVEMBER 15 1995 Necessity really is the mother of invention Active toddler gets credit for new business venture By Jacquie McInnes SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER DURHAM -- Hary Rice credits his grandson. Brenden, with the inspiration for his new business. When Brenden became mobile. his grandparents experienced the difficulty of trying to child- proof a house that hadn't had a toddler in it for almost 20 years. "It's amazing how fast he is... when he visits, it takes three of us to keep up with him." says Mr. Rice. The Rices. who have always wanted to run their own busi- ness, met Michael Rossman at a trade show earlier this year. Mr. Rossman had started a compa- ny called Kiddie Proofers, after trying to find a professional who would come and give his home a child safety evaluation. After a futile search for this type of professional. Mr. Ross - man began extensive research on the best products available to pro- tect children from household haz- ards and he became involved with the non-profit organization, Safe Kids Canada. "I guess what made me realize Michael knew what he was doing was this," Mr. Rice explains, demonstrating a piece of molded foam used to cushion a fall onto a fireplace hearth. "I thought 'yeah. it's a piece of 'More children are killed every year from preventable accidents than from all the childhood diseases combined.' - Hary Rice, the man behind a new company which childproofs homes foam, OK', but it's also fire retar- dant, non-toxic and completely passable (it won't get stuck in the child's system if be bites a piece off)." He was also impressed with Mr. Rossman's other products such as a "chewable", non-toxic maplewood gate. An adult can open it with one hand, and, Mr. Rice points out, unlike pressure - mounted gates, this one makes a safe stair barrier. The products are CSA - approved and some of them are really unique. Excited with the concept, the Rices signed on as Kiddy Proofer franchisees, took a training course and are now servicing Durham Region. They offer at-home consulta- tions which include safety tips, an itemized list of potential dangers inside and outside of your house, and suggested cor- rective action. Mr. Rice says, "We leave a list of suggestions and then the parents decide which ones they feel are important." Of their new business, the Rices say, "It's fun — it's some- thing we really enjoy — and it's important." Mr. Rice explains. "More chil- dren are killed every year from preventable accidents than from Hary Rice demonstrates Kiddy Proofers' magnetic cupboard lock which is easily accessed by the magnetic 'key' but otherwise impossible to open. all the childhood diseases com- bined. I guess if I had a goal for the business, it would be to make photo by Andrew Iwanowski every parent in the region aware, and to get them to do something to make their homes safer." Good listeners required to help Distress Centre Durham DURHAM — Are you a good listener who likes helping others? If so. you may be interested in volun- teering with Distress Centre Durham's 24-hour peer counselling helpline. The centre will provide intensive train - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 tos mosate ing in active listening skills and crisis counselling/intervention techniques to people who are empathetic, non -judg- mental and responsible. To be eligible, you must be at least 21 years of age to volunteer for the adult line and 18 to 21 to work on the youth line. You must be able to volunteer 16 to 20 hours per month on a flexible schedule. Adult line volunteers must be able to work one overnight shift from the cen- tre's central Oshawa location. The centre is now accepting registra- tion for three training sessions offered next year: Feb. 4 and 11; June 2 and 9; and Sept. 29 and Oct. 6. For an application, or for more infor- mation, call 905-723-4461. 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Anscot Contracting 8102 Erotica Video 8103 Vanillas Products Ltd. 8106 AVE Entertainment 8107 Emergency Plus "CPR" 8111 Once Upon A Child 8118 Can for Less 8003 durhamnews .9999 The Toronto Real Estate Board Market Watch Sales continue to outpace 1 994 Toronto - Thursday, November 2, 1995 - Members of the Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) reported 3,344 sales of single-family dwellings last month, up six per cent from 3,151 sales in October 1994, Carl Fox, TREB President, reported today. "We were very pleased with October's sales results particularly when we consider the economic uncertainty that led up to the referendum in Quebec," commented Mr. Fox. "We are now hopeful that stability will prevail, and that affordable interest rates will help Toronto's real estate market continue to surpass 1994 levels through to the end of the year." Mr. Fox noted that sales in October were down 13 per cent from 3,841 in September. Looking to prices, Mr. Fox announced that the average rose three per cent to $201,526 from $195,099 in September, and the median rose one per cent to $172,000 from $170,000. TREB's 3,344 single-family dwelling sales, which were reported throughout the Greater Toronto Area, totalled $673,903,173, and averaged $201,526. The median price was $172,000. Breaking down the total 1,325 sales were reported in TREB's 27 West districts and averaged $180,501; 519 sales were reported in the 14 Central districts and averaged $303,320; 611 sales were reported in the 23 North districts and averaged $224,131; and 889 sales were reported in TREB's 21 East districts and averaged $157,899. In addition to the sales of single-family dwellings, TREB Members reported 790 sales of properties of other types (P.O.T.) during October moving the total to 4,134. The dollar volume for properties of all types (P.A.T.) was $863,942,396, and the average price was $208,985. or Dwellings Only 1 Types including Single -Family Dwellings. BUYING A NEW HOME NEVER LOOKED BETTER! Dost delay or you may regret it. Now is the best bene to buy a new horse. • Low rsrtgags rates • Attractive linarsdag • Low home prices 0101111111 • High heals valises • Good selection Nowhere is the selection of new and resale horses greater than in the Max/Pickering News Advertiser. Dost let an opportunity like this slip through your bands. Can your real estate marcor sr home builder today. Oshawa • Whitby • Clatiaet a y,, ..M► This Week News Advertiser Best Homes 579-4404 TOR UNE 798-7672 Fax 432-1635 THE NEWS ADVENTISM WED., NOVEMBER 15,1!115 .GE 7 "Vtletit ca 4e1A a Keedy kwrlGy ated ekeeem., ANNUAL TOY DRIVE R5I'1PCFIRST REALTY LTD. 1885 Glenanna Road Pickering ?teat ert ceded Caw, nupit aeat ett euet oirieze os we ea+e fte thew u.Ji.r (905) 831-3300 or (905) 686.3330 NICE HOME WITH IN-LAW APT. Beautiful 3 bdrm. wAh an n -law apt.. 3 baths, cent. air, hrdwd. firs. & a heated oversized double gar. $149.900. Call Steve Laszlo', 619-9500. RAVINE LOT $142,900 Clean well -kept large 4 bdrm. home on a beautiful raviie lot. 2 baths, cent. at, double drive, Ige. gar. Call Steve Laszlo, 619-9500. DETACHED 4 BOR1AS. ONLY $04,900 Large detached. 4 bdmns, new paint & carpet. Lge. kit. & din. rm. Must see. All new windows. Steve Laszlo, 619-9500. ENJOY CONDO LIVING FOR FREEDOM OF LIFESTYLE! 619-9500 $94,300 • 2 bedrooms * Water view • Ground floor * 5 appliances ' 2 bedrooms • Fireplace, central air 3 appliances • Immediate possession $98,800 - 2 bedrooms • Top floor, balcony • Fireplace, central air • 2 ful bathrooms • 5 appliances $109,500 ' 3 bedrooms • 2 fuN bathrooms ' 5 appliances • Conservation view • 2pctng spaces 16 I , 1 . , 4 1 . . PAGE B -THE NEWS ADVERTIS WED NOVEMBER 1 1995 A ROSE GARDEN Rose bushes, trellis and sheltered deck feature this 3 bdrm. home on an oversized pie -shaped lot. The attached garage is oversized with lots and lots of room for additional storage. The kitchen is great, lots of work space, a pantry, and an eat -in area with a bay window. You will not be disappointed. This 3+1 bdrrr detachea orck home is waiting for a discriminating buyer wanting to appreciate the in town privacy this park location provides. Nicely landscaped, centra! air. central vac are just a few of the extras you will find m this family home. 3 bedroom semi with finished basement and side door that could easily be converted to a basement apartment. New windows and roof, central air and more. All for $139,800. $1392800 • All bnck • Spectacular 4 bedroom ' 4 baths • Skylights • French doors ' Ceramics • Greenhouse kitchen ' 2 walkouts ' Approx. 2.700 sq ft. ' Plus finished basement "' A MUST MUST SEE. CALL TODAY' ... 4 bedroom detached in desirable Whitby area is loaded with extras. Main floor family room open to kitchen, master with en suite. air, deck, irrigation system, plus much more. Call nowt Fully upgraded on a large pie -shaped lot. 4 bedrooms, central air & vac. Partially finished basement. Shows a "10". $224,500. Gorgeous. 3 bedrooms, hardwood floors, finished basement. 205 ft. frontage. Steps to public transit. Shows well. $144,500. • - GET TIE MOST FOR TOM MONEY! Ere .e •es'e^Le -. P'e' .t• 5. ' '„i:� •ctix^ Gc-dedus pr ;tesstonalty +r bsmt ' Huge s:a,nec oecx 23 woe • :.sto- iec,r :hrougrou. 6ea_ `.rr ati s a dec•ypins • ::ar'roor's A i•_•'!e-_. .'P-ywvr "a^•e,,.arc e•y,r_'.rv.;-c - ;. s JPER STAMM NOM • • O 10 Fully detached 3 or 4 bdrm. • 1 112 storey home with all new windows & vinyl siding and a full basement. Listed for $124,900. HOT, HOT, HOT! II In the true spirit of the Holiday Season Re 'Max Quality One Ltd. announces its' annual CHRISTMAS FOOD & TOY DRIVE Donations may be dropped off at: 513 Westney Rd. S., Ajax 2200 Brock Rd. N., Pickering All donations to the Salvation Arm Quiet court location! 146' deep lot beside beautiful park land! W/o to Ige. 10x20' deck. Large master bedroom with dressing area, vanity, sink and walk-in closet, eat -in kitchen. Only $142,900! Won't last. BEAUTIFUL 3 BDRM. STARTER Features large eat -in kit., and new sunroom addition. Gas heat plus woodbuming stove. Newly renovated main bath has Jacuzzi tub. French doors, newer carpet. A must see for the first-time buyer. Warm & cosy decor. ALL THE BELLS AND WHISTLES Shows to perfection this det. 4 bdrm. home with a huge kit. & fam. rm., gas fp., skylight. 3 bathrooms, fin. basement. Decorated like a model home. Call today. RLL - DETACHED — S95,900 — • 5159,900 1, Fully loaded. Air, vac, economical gas heat! Beautifully lin. bsmt. with wet bar and fireplace. 3 generous sized bedrooms, hardwood, 4 washrooms, 2nd floor laundry, flexible closing. Asking $159,900. Call now! First ad!!! FOR SALE OR RENT 1,500 sq. ft. condo. 40% commercial. Drive-in door, air conditioned, located south Westney Road. Asking $99,500 or rent for $900 monthly gross. Immediate possession. S99,500 • $4,795 down - $680.52 monthly (approx.) ti 3 bedroom - full basement N Separate formal dining room • Fenced back yard - pool & custom deck! • Beautiful country porch. Close to all! CAPETALME ON TOMORROW 8..J1...4$f O.n Bakery/Delicatessen located in high traffic plaza. Excellent growth potential. Approx. 2,300 sq. ft. Call for an appointment to view. Asking $139,000.