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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1991_11_03R 3Ra EAT GIFT IDEA GIVE THE GIFT OF GOLF.. Tla P.O. BOX 91, AJAX (416) 683-3210 AJax RdItIon N� wit Advoillsell TOWN cr:mxt, SANTA ARRIVES SAT., NOV. 16 11:00 A.M. Sunday, Nov. 3, 1991 24 pages A Metroland Cornrnunity Newspaper Circulvtion 35,000 514 + 40 GST - 55 cents Vol. 110 No. 44 J Group forms I Schools aim to end d to re -open food bank AJAX-PICKERING - Concerned community members are putting their heads together in an effort to re -open the Ajax -Pickering Food Bank, closed since August. During a public meeting on the issue Wednesday night, it was decid- ed a task force will be formed to organize a new food bank. The Social Development Council of Ajax -Pickering has offered to coor- dinate the project. Those at the meeting included representatives from the Salvation Army, The Toronto Daily Bread Wood Bank, the United Way, the Pickering Optimist Club, Durham social services department. the town of Pickering and various churches. People attending heard that the food bank has to be started from scratch. Challenges facing the task force include the need for a new See MOVE...Page 3 DURHAM - The public school board won't tolerate racial, religious or cultural slurs at any of its schools and has put a policy in place to deal with prejudice and discrimination. At a regular meeting last Monday, Durham Board of Education trustees approved an ethno- cultural policy which outlines regulations, proce- dures for dealing with racial/ethnic incidents, and an appeal process. "We are certainly aware of the changing com- munities in Durham, and this policy is highly reflective of those changes," says board vice -chair and Pickering trustee Louise Farr. "I'm not as interested in its enforcement guide- lines as its pro -active role in promoting harmony," she says. In the document, the board promises to pro- mote racial harmony among students, staff and the 0is community it serves and to continue to develop programs that encourage positive attitudes toward racial diversity and cultural heritage. All staff and students are to be made aware of the policy and will be given the chance to discuss its intent on an ongoing basis. The Durham Elementary Principals' Association, for instance, See SCHOOLS.—Page 3 Cops seek clues in Ajax shooting Wounded store keeper on the mend AJAX - A popular store keeper shot for refusing a gunman's demand for cash is on the nand. Yong Dae Kim, 62, known to regular customers as Peter, could be released from St. Michael's Hospital as early as Wednesday. Mr. Kim was shot in the left arm around 8 p.m. Oct. 24 as he worked alone in Pete's Variety, 23 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax. A lone gunman pumped one shot from a thick -barrelled weapon into Mr. Kim's arm just below the elbow when the merchant wouldn't yield to the bandit's demand for money. The suspect then fled the store on foot. 'lime major crime unit of Durham Regional Police is asking for the pub- lic's help solving the crime. The bandit is dark skinned, approximately 5'6" and 40 years old. He has a medium build and dark hair. The gunman was wearing a dark cloth -type jacket and dark pants and he was carrying the weapon in a dark spots bag. If you have any information on the shooting, call police at 579-1520 or Crime Stoppers at 436-8477. You can learn how to artist time thieves with tips offered to the Ajax-Pidcaing Board of Trade. Pate 8 .TheWs HEP for people needing better job skills thmft to a local program. 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I WED.' ------ ------ HE MAIN EVENT PREVIEW DAYR 1- - S4 44 m u 0 • A r - iA 1Q� A� e 44 Fk Stix p A proud Canadian Shoppers were asked to take time out of their busy day recently to sign up for a united Canada. Fere, Janet Rice signs a petition put together by the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire (IODE), which set up a display table at the Pickering Town Centre, Inviting area residents to support their cause. Similar petitions are being put together across the country and all will be sent to the federal government photo by Sknon Wilson Ajax -Pickering aQ� DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR TII W MMM t FLYERS COMM r0 MM DOOR ttftf'H YOUR W= ADYLVM CAFF" TODAY AID M TW DAYSMEAD SUNDAX MNEMBER 3, 1991 NEWS ADVERTISER • A&P (PIC CANADIAN TIR CHERNEY'S (Ab DOMINION (AJII FOOD CITY (W LGA (AJAX/f K MART (AJAX M&M MEATS (AJA MFAACLE FOOD MART SAV -A -CENTRE SEARS (AJAXII SETTLEMENT HOUSE UOMM0 0 s4»CIOd how41 0111 Only was THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOV. 3, I"I-PAGE 3 Schools fight prejudice FROM PAGE 1 will be devoting two -and -a -half days to studying the pol- icy at its annual meeting next weekend. According to the policy: - Any student or staff member who's witnessed a racial/ethnic incident is expected to report it to a teacher or administrator. if a criminal act's been committed, it will be reported to police, as outlined in ministry of edu- cation rules and the Child and Family Services Act. - If a student or staff member believes he has been the target of racial/ethnic discrimination, he is expected to report it to a teacher or administrator. All incidents will be investigated, documented, resolved and reported. - A racial/ethnic incident may be treated as a learning experience to increase awareness of ethnocultural rela- tions. Move... afoot to re -open food bank FROM PAGE 1 location and vehicle, the hiring of a full-time coordinator and funding. Guidelines under which the new food bank would operate also have to be worked out. The former food bank, operating out of Dun barton -Fairport United Church, was forced to close for a number of reasons, as outlined by former secretary Jane Stone. "I can't really pinpoint one prob- lem; there was just so many," said Ms. Stone. She said that, when the food bank closed, it was struggling to cope with 100 needy families a week and a lack of volunteers and food. The food bank's part-time coordinator "could not begin to handle the problems," she added. It was generally agreed that, if a new food bank opens, it should oper- ate cooperatively with the Salvation Army's food bank. Those attending the meeting also heard there may be some funding available from the United Way. In volunteering her agency to coordinate a food bank task force, Joan Skelton of the Social Development Council stressed that the broader issue of the growing number of needy people in the com- munity also needs to be addressed. 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The fire, which began about 4:30 p.m. Sept. 23, destroyed a five -store plaza on Kingston Rd., west of Church St., in Pickering Village. The blaze caused between S1.5 mil- lion and S2 million damage. It began in a bricked garbage bin at the rear of the plaza, an area were youths often gathered. A chester- field was set on fire in the bin and the blaze spread quickly with the help of high winds. Three calls have been placed to the Crime Stoppers line since the torch job was featured in a recent Crime Stoppers article that appeared in the News Advertiser and other area papers. Sgt. Archie Mackinnon says the information from the three calls has been forwarded to the youth bureau at 24 division in Ajax for follow-up. Police would like to speak with three teenagers seen in the area around the time the fire started. 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CUPS spokesman Jim Woodward says any strike action would be up to the union member- ship if the talks with the mediator fail. Town human resources director etichard Parisotto wouldn't say if recreational facilities would be open or closed if the workers strike. "I don't want to try to second guess what the town or union would do. 1 don't want to jeopardize the mediation process," Mr. Parisotto says. "We want to go into mediation to get a settlement." On July 22, the 30 members voted 96 per cent in favor of a strike to back up their contract demands. Mr. Woodward says issues �nclude wages and non -monetary matters, such as the inclusion of a union security clause. The employer refuses to give a ration security clause and that's a COATH, LMNGSTONE, Barristers A Solicitors are pleased to announce that GERALD B. 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CUPE Local 54 members make between S15.56 and $22 an hour, while the parks and recreation work- ers are paid 514 or less an hour, Mr. Lott says. Mr. Woodward says, "They should be making the same money as other employees in the town of Ajax doing the same job. A custodi- an is a custodian and an equipment operator is an equipment operator." A bird on the shoulder... Carol Spall of the Durham Avlcuftural Society sports a bird earring and two live feathered friends on her shoulder during a recent bird show at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Candy, a gold mantle rosella, and Buddy, a crimson rosella, were hoping to catch the judges' attention during the 32nd National Bird Show. LOTO FUN Introducing LOTO FUN the all new, totally exciting, computer programme (JUSTIN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS). A great gift idea priced at just $19.95. This lottery programme you can learn in just three minutes even if you have no computer experience. At last you can know everything about any lottery. 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The News Advertiser asked area residents if they approved of an Ottawa hospital using outpatients to pose as in. % patients to greet Princess Di on the Royals' recent visit to Canada. Ginny Livingston says, "Absolutely not. It's fraudulent and a disgrace." Letters Andra Hummel says, "It's kind of phoney." Anne Repath says, "No. It's false misrepresentation to Diana." Jimmy Lakas says, "If she visited real heart attack patients, I don't know if they could have stood it with all those people there. It may have killed them." Reader annoyed by special interest groups To the editor, As the municipal election approaches fast we are once again presented with the opportunity to exercise a fundamental right of a free and democratic society: The Right to Vote, 1 have two pet peeves that sur- face at election time. One is for the individual who can't be bothered to spend a few minutes to cast a vote and yet have plenty to complain about when council sets its agenda for a new term in office. My second is for the clutter of special interest groups who surface at election time and attempt to sub- vert the democratic process by pro- moting their own agenda through support for certain candidates. I have three favorites for the 1991 campaign season: Grassroots for Good Government, Coalition of Pickering, and the Pickering Rural Association. All have a very Imit- ed membership, share much the Irresponsible pet owners a problem to everyone To the editor, Hopefully, they are not out 1 am writing this letter out of replacing the deceased pet with a anger. This morning a cat was hit new cute little kitten (possibly and killed on my street. The cat destined to suffer a similar fate). darted across the road suddenly. Because these owners do not as cats do, and the driver never deserve the love and devotion of saw it. a pet. At least not until they are The cat went flying into the capable of returning the love by air and landed in convulsive protecting their pet and keeping jerks. The poor creature died it safe. shortly after. A kind gentleman I have never seen an animal placed the cat into a garbage bag, die like this and hope never to which animal control picked up again. So pet owners out there later. use common sense when taking I am not angry at the dis- care of an animal. If not then you tressed driver of the car but can be the ones to see the suffer - rather at the cat's owners. ing of the animal and to walk by Responsible pet owners do not let the spot on the road still covered their animals free. Where were with the animal's blood and bits these owners? Not witnessing of fur. You be there next time this poor animal's death, the grief because I certainly do not want to of the driver, calling Animal be. Control or picking up the Dawn Long remains. Ajax of his dYueflon. NARONALL ADVBMWJG SALES 493-1300 The News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and -phone number for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped oat the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. same memaership, and falsely claim to represent a large con- stituency. The Pickering Rural Association claims to be anti -development and support the return of the family farm. Yet, their small membership list includes two leading develop- ers in North Pickering, a lawyer who represents developers, and almost no genuine farmers. Coalition of Pickering claims to speak for all ratepayers associa- tions in Pickering. A small canvass of these association members will reveal that they speak for few, if any. Grassroots for Good Government is a recent incarnation and I am troubled by the fact that most of their small membership were key players for the NDP and Jim (where have you been for the last year) Wiseman in the last provincial campaign. If the NDP is what they mean by "Good Government". ..may heaven help us. I hope that many of my fellow citizens will get out and vote. 1 especially hope that they vo* according to their own judgemer.. and not the distorted perspective of special interests. Lastly, I challenge the members of the local press to scrutinize the agenda of political action groups and avoid being an unwitting agent for their cause. John Marks, Claremont Leave religion to the churches To the editor, In response to front page article quoting Dr. Earl Lagroix of the Durham R.C. Separate School Board, I would like to state that I do not believe quote "religion should be integrated into the entire syllabus and life of the school." Not any reli- gion. Not Jewish, not Protestant, not Muslims and not Roman Catholics nor all the rest. For many reasons; the first being that the principle of Separate Schools practices discrimination of the worst sort. Goodness knows where they got their authority to put themselves in this position — my copy of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms does not appear to cover nor condone two separate school boards and all that this entails. It would appear it was just "allowed to happen." This discrimination causes hatred and hard feelings in much of the Western world, and this has gone on for many, many years. Just look around. My research shows that France, as an example of an almost totally Roman Catholic country, had so much trouble with its priests harass- ing non-Catholics that they passed laws in 1905 to separate the church- es from the state. Public schools since then are "neutral in matters of religion, psychology and politics." Parochial schools run by the church runs 20 per cent of the elementary and secondary — mostly in rural France — only five per cent in the cities. After De Gaul in 1958 more government help was given to R.C. schools but only to the non -religious pan of the curriculum. For many, many years in Toronto Jewish children have attended public schools but took their religious train- ing on Saturdays at the Cheder. They did not lose their religion nor their culture. Secondly of course there is the ridiculous duplication of staff, facili- ties, buildings and maintenance, pro - grams for the children, which mu � all add up to one awesome amour, of money needlessly spent, just for the sake of the Roman Catholics. This money could do wonders towards upgrading programs and equipment which has been "pared to the bone" because of lack of funds. Now, of course they have their say at the secondary school level which, in rural areas, necessitates bussing — as well as in the cities. Why can't the schools teach aca- demic subjects as they were set up t do, and let all churches teach the* religions on their own time? Agnes Williams, Pickering Firefighters say thanks To the editor, During the weekend of September 13, 14 and 15, Pickering Firefighters collected money at various locations throughout the town in aid of Muscular Dystrophy and their Leann Not to Burn program. With the help of food donations from McDonald's, Swiss Chalet and Tim Hortons, and the generosity of the citizens of the Town of Pickering, Pickering Firefighters raised a total of $30,711.30. This amount represents the highest dollar figure that the firefighters have raised in the 15 -year history of our "voluntary toll" campaign. Two- thirds of this amount will go to the Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada. "Thanks Pickering for a job well done." Pickering Professmal FirrfebUrs Association News Advertiser The entire content JOANNE BURGHARDT - Director pt Edited of the News Advertiser IRIC,rH NK WV VW - Advediskv NkrXnw Metroland Community Newspaper ►acted by c.oprtpht y GREG OO/JFS - Monoplr� Ed ft ttx and unauthorised ABE MXHOtME - Db#bullon MorxW use without written consent Is ptoMbll- NEWSROOM - 6831-5110The . . Timothy John Whittaker ed. nservet the bldpht 03il bisher to PublIOW classify or refuse any advertisement CXASSIFED - 796-7672 FAX - 663-7363 of his dYueflon. NARONALL ADVBMWJG SALES 493-1300 4 The News Advertiser. published awry Sunday. Wednesday and Friday of 130 Commeatial Are., Ai, Ontarlo LIS 2H5. is one of the Mekoland Prinling, Pubkmttinp and Advert"rAurora r BBaanner, Baof rrie suburban Brampton Guordlon eu&Vton Post Collingwood connection. Etobicoke Guardian/Lokeshore AdwRfser. Georgetown Inde Kingston This Week, Lkdroy This week. Mo kham Economist & Sun. on nodion Champion. Miahsaspa News. Newmarket Era. North York Mirror. DakvNa Beaver, OrMio Today. Oshawa/yA*by This Waek. Peterborough This Week. �wrd Hil/Ttgmhi Liberal. Scarborough Mkrot UmrldgelSToufNN Tribune. Today's MePrinting, MemberrnbOrs Pu **'g and p hg is a dMNon of Harlequin Enferpnses Ltd Of the Canodlon Community Newspapers Association and Ontario Second nity m-POp°nAsociation. $70 per edition RaGktratfon Nerumb1A97. Md subrrcmipMon ref« InCanada 1 yaac THE NEWS ADVEIRTOM SUNDAY, NOV. 3,1"ll-PACE 7 C l i i The Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinic has re -opened In the Ajax Community Centre after being closed during the reconstruction of the facility. At the ribbon cutting ceremony were parks and recreation direc- opens for Tom Flood, mayor Jim Witty, assistant therapist Karen Trowbidge, and Dr. Marc Marciniak. photo by Andrew hNanowski Hit-and-run victim badly injured PICKERING - A Pickering man is in serious condition following a hit- and-run accident Thursday evening, eight days before his 50th birthday. Durham Regional Police say Jose 01pringer, 49, of Duberry Dr. in Pickering was walking eastbound on the Third Concession, near Fairport Rd., about 6:40 p.m. when he was struck from behind by an eastbound vehicle. The vehicle left the scene, police He was taken by ambulance to the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital and then flown by air ambulance to Toronto Western Hospital. He's in intensive care, listed in serious condi- tion with head injuries and multiple fractures. Police arrested a suspect who'd gone home after the mishap. Charged with dangerous driving causing bodily harm, impaired driving causing bodily harm, failing to remain say at the scene of an accident, exceeding When Mr. Springer didn't come the legal limit of alcohol in the blood home when his wife was expecting and driving without a licence is David him, she went looking for him and Alexander Taylor, 44, of Huntsmill found him. Dr., Pickering. Pickering Ward 1 candidates grilled at forum Wednesday PICKERING - Ward I residents are invited to grill their election hopefuls at an all -candidates' meeting Wednesday. The meeting will be held at Dunbarton High School, 655 Sheppard Ave. It's set to begin at 7:30 p.m. SHERIDAN NURSERIES CELEBRATES � "GUY FAWKES 35 _N I F DAY (NOVEMBER5TH) kicking N_ 1 Ch "with y� «ONE C 0 :2 kicking N_ 1 your time thieves AJAX-PICKERING - Check your desk. If it's cluttered with lots of reminder notes stuck every- where, you probably haven't got your priorities straight. And that means the time thieves are stealing from you. Recognizing the time thieves and arresting them was the topic of the Ajax - Pickering Board of Trade lunch Tuesday. Guest speaker John Collins, a senior consultant with T.A. McNaught Marketers, Priority Management Systems, offered some tips for making the most of your time at work. • Cluttered desk — Clean your desk and "you're halfway home," advises Mr. Collins. Set up a "holding" file with four folders, labelled 'reading', 'projects', 'miscellaneous' and 'mail'. Sort your papers into categories — garbage, filing, an 'A' pile for top priorities and a 'B' file for things that can wait or be delegated. - Drop-in visitors — Ask what they want before agreeing to see them, says Mr. Collins. He suggests setting up a one-hour peri- od during the day when you can invite people to bring you important con- cerns. "You'll be able to save a lot of little interrup- tions." • Telephone — Screening calls means not who's on the other end, but how important the call is, says Mr. Collins. You can set up an appointment schedule for telephone calls, he says, by giving people a time when they can reach you. "It saves a lot of tag games." - Ineffective delegation — Most people delegate to get more done, and that's a poor reason to do it, says Mr. Collins. Good reasons include expertise, training and motivation. The proper way to delegate is to put your request in writing and follow-up on your request at deadline time. "Don't hover" over the person while they're carrying out the task, he adds. • Meetings — Twenty- nine per cent of meeting time is wasted, due to poor agendas, lack of control and too many people in attendance. Limit your meetings to as few as pos- sible, covering as many topics as possible. Plan your meetings in great detail and limit attendance to those who really have something to contribute. v AJAX - Summer may be long gone, but for one Ajax teen, its memories won't soon fade. Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic School student Kathleen Monk still talks animatedly about an August trip to Poland, where she took part in a pilgrimage to the Black Madonna in Czestochowa, listened to the pope celebrate mass, and observed World Day of Youth. "It was an incredible experience," says the 17 -year-old. "I met kids from all over the world — Russia, Egypt, Australia, England, the Dominican Republic. Millions of people were there, and all for one faith." Kathleen was part of a Canadian contingent of 63 Grade 11 students. She was one of two students from Durham, both of whom were spon- sored by the Archdiocese of Toronto. (The other attends Ecole Secondaire Catholique Charles Gamier in Whitby.) Being selected for the trip was "pure luck. A teacher submitted my name and it w,,< picked. I must have had a honk- t . _nd rny nec;k." a Preszncome i iicll� . �_ri Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic School student Kathleen Monk enjoyed a trip to Poland this past summer. • 213 Byron Street. 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Upon arriving in Poland, the Canadians began their trek to Czestochowa on foot, with their belongings strapped to their backs. "We walked more than 100 kilome-4 tres over four days and did so on an extreme lack of food and sleep," Kathleen malls. "We also camped out most nights," Polish families often came out to greet the travellers and offered food and refreshment. While Kathleen describes them as "extremely giving„, she was particularly touched by the words of one woman. "I'll never forget this woman who was crying and had a rosary in her hand,” Kathleen admits. "She said to us, 'Go in peace. Go to pray. Go for those who can't.' It was so touching.V She gave me the energy to go on when times got tough." Kathleen recently made a presenw- tion on her trip to separate schoo, board trustees. i lu ire 2YF H&R BLOCK INCOME TAX TRAINING SCHOOL ■ increase your tax knowledge ■ obtain a new skill ■ convenient times and locations For More Information Call: 427-1960 New postal outlet at Jer is The Drug arehouse 1 725 Kingston Rd. Pickering 686$533 Featuring SPECIAL BOOK OF 10X40` STAMPS '3.79+ G.S.T. p Hours: Mon. -Fri. 9-9 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDA14 NOV. 41991 -PAGE 9 A .HELP foryoung adults n"eeding skills- AJAX - HELP is on the way for young adults out of high school who are unem- ployed or under -employed. Harwood Employment Learning Program (HELP) has received funding from Employment and Immigration Canada and will begin its third year Nov. 11. Aimed at developing people's skills to make them more employable, the program is made up of two components — classes at Harwood Secondary School and placement with an employer. Students enrolled in the program receive skills training in a number of fields, includ- ing short-order cooking, quantity cooking, welding, building maintenance, and hair- dressing. Students get an allowance throughout their training and are allowed to hold a part- time job up to 24 hours a week without los- ing any of their training allowance. Ward 2 hopeful The w ants vOt@CS to Genesis of a super fo: CUS On issues real estate AJAX - Robert Ritchie is seeking Ajax council's Ward 2 local seat in the 4ov. 12 municipal election. Mr. Ritchie, a Gardiner Dr. resident, is the fourth hopeful to announce their candidacy. The others are incumbent Scott Crawford, Matt Kelly and Tom Waterfield. Issues identified by Mr. Ritchie \ include preserving the town's water- front, development along the Hwy. 2 and Harwood Ave. corridors, and ntaining public safety. - 4vHe says, "The main focus of voters i should be the issues and the qualifica- tions of candidates to deal with them. "In my career, 1 have held both management and union executive posi- tions. As a result, I have experience dealing with contentious issues from both sides of the table,- Mr. Ritchie adds. He has been teaching criminology and psychology at a community col- Robert Ritchie lege for six years. Prior to that, he worked in the criminal justice system. Mr. Ritchie feels his administtative experience, such as working on budgets, operational reviews and strategic planning, will help him as a councillor. He's trying to run an environmentally -friendly campaign and will not use lawn signs. '"Ibey simply present too high a risk for needless litter," Mr. Ritchie says. His campaign workers have also been instructed not to distribute literature unless it can be handed directly to a person, placed in a mailbox or inside a screen door. Crystal clear winner in library contest 4W AJAX - Crystal Yates looked into a crystal ball to find out how libraries will look in the future. What Crystal saw helped her win a bookmark competition held by the Ajax Public Library during Ontario Public Library Week Oct. 14 to 19. The theme of the contest was Libraries 100 Years from Now. Second prize was wort by Cheryl McNamara, while third place went to Nadia Boismier, fourth to Marie McNamara. fifth to Avaz Damii and C9I� NNIS PURE SPRING WATER • QUALITY SPRING WATER • REGULAR HOME DELIVERY • COMPETITIVE PRIGS • WATER COOLER SALES/RENTAL/ SERVICE .428-0252 DURHAW'S LEADING BOTTLED WATER COMPANY sixth to Jeordain Ward. The winners received prizes of t - shirts, books, mugs and pins. During Public Library Week, the Ajax library collected 22 boxes of food from patrons who were given the option of paying fines for over- due books with food. The food was donated to the Salvation Army. r -S CIALE . Section de langue * + frangaise Le vendredi 15 novembre 1991 A 20:00 au bureau du Conseil des icoles siparlltes catholiques de la rigion de Durham 650, chemin Rossland ouest Oshawa But ds In r6mlon La Section de langue frangaise recevra le rapport du comitli ad hoc local sur la gestion des 6coles de langue frarVaise an Ontario. Tous I" contrImbli" lrancophorwe sont Invltbs- Roger Brideau, prisident E.J. Lagroa La Section Directeur de de langue frangaise rliducation 410 operation A maximum of six secondary level cred- its can be earned in the program, which runs until June. There are a number of vacancies in this year's program. For more information, call project manager Lee Kimball at 683-8125 Monday through Friday. The Bridal �-Coliday fashion Event of the Year SPONSORED BY Oshawa/Whitby This Week DATE Sunday, Nov. 17/91 TIME SNS 1 12:30-5 P.M. Fashion Show 2 P.M. PICKERING -- Broker owner Daryl v PLACE General Sikorski Hall Thomas announced this week his company 1551 Stevenson Rd. N. REIMAX Genesis Ltd. will be expanding (North of Taunton) Oshawa into the Pickering, Ajax marketplace. rADMISSION $ Mr. Thomas says an agreement has 5• been reached to take over two of the franchises presently owned by RE/MAX FEATURING THE MOST Realty Plus Inc. EXCITING The owner of RE/MAX Realty Plusic DESIGNS Inc., broker Mike Lindo, says this will leadFOR THE 71M••+Ftl�'�oniH4.- :,r�,,� = :,,-. to the eventual takeover of the complete TM 1991 �d1 OLL' M -'•K qSt E.. CWI Realty Plus operation. Mr. Lindo says ' � DnWs-'7'"St Ft. Nh" RE/MAX Realty Plus operations will be HOLIDAY Sr."Sai„ ,�s�uK.� �� wound up some time late next year, after SEASON ` —'5 "'" 50Zft ,n* ft E.W, ", all transactions have been paid out ` la S "wafOf 0"W 450 "°"""' u. w+m, Both Thomas and Lindo agree that this `°"'""`'a"°'"' 110bin1M1Of"' � SaiWws prr� . �, •m� Si w. 7sna.a will result in one super "recession proof's s..,.. . S K:� s� E cow. cnw For slww n/ormalm all... RE/MAX operation with over 130 agents 1*~ MSG r 0, ,.,,,,...,„„o,,,,,.,,, serving the Scarborough -Pickering -Ajax° This Week area.Mr. Lindo added after 10 years of building his company into the largest real estate company in the area, he is looking forward to less responsibility for the day- to-day operation of a company and more time fo: his first love -- real estate sales. 0 �rra%oTORY OUTLET BRAND NAME FASHIONS GRIND OPENIN I FALL & WINTER 191 MERCHANDISE CONTINUES! I- "�. LADIES' SHOES 4568 King9on Rd. SCAIVOMMI flings 1) LADIES' & KIDS MPO cots %40 Off rtrTNL YN.UES PIMde r.. �ne��F� RNwt FW =F; Fin' AM* ►+-PM" 1 DENIM 199' 1 r+ouas: MON. - FAN. ext 9.30 am - 9.90 p.m. - E SAT. 900 am. - 690 p.m. 1 PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVER77SER SUNDAY, Nov. 3,1991 ,Billboard Billboard is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro. moted in Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday pub. lication, 10 a.m. the Wednesdav prior to Friday publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. Monday CESAREAN GROUP: The Cesarean Prevention Support and Education group will meet Mon., Nov. 4 at 8 p.m. at 146 Mill St., Oshawa. The topic is midwifery care. The group provides information and support for parents or profes- sionals interested in any aspect of cesarean birth. Call Paula at 579- 5073. PARKINSON GROUP: The Durham region Parkinson support group will meet Mon.. Nov. 4 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Cedarcroft Place Retirement Home, 649 King St. E., Oshawa. Call 666-8576 or 668-6580. PHILATELIC SOCIETY: The Ajax Philatelic Society will meet Mon., Nov. 4, at 7 p.m., at St. Bernadette's Church, at the corner of Harwood Ave. and Bayly St., Ajax. Visitors are welcome. Call George at 683-0240 or Robert at 839-2068. ALIVE PICKERING: Alive Pickering, a support group for people of all ages who are experiencing pressures in life, meets every Monday at New Life Ministries, 340 Kingston Rd., from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Call 286-2175. CYCLING MEETING: The Touring Concepts Cycling Club will meet Mon., Nov. 4, at Westnev Heights Public School, 45 Brennan Rd., Ajax, from 7 to 9 p.m. The club is for non-competitive cyclists inter- estcd in touring and recreational cycling. Experienced and non -expe- rienced cyclists over 19 years wel- come. Membership is SIO and is valid to Feb. 1993. Call Ed Reilly at 427-1843. Tuesday PARENTS' SUPPORT GROUP: The Association of Parents' Support Groups in Ontario (ASPGO) will meet Tues., Nov. 5, beginning at 7:15 pm. The group is for parents having problems with their teenage children. The group meets every Tuesday night. For more information or the meeting location, call 223-7444. ITC MEETING: The First Oshawa International Training In Communication (ITC) Club will meet Tues., Nov. 5, at 6 pm., at the Hong Kong House Restaurant, 89 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa. The theme is celebrating etiquette. Cost is $14. Call Pat at 725-9375 or Joyce at 668- 5504. BLOOD DONOR CLIMC: The Ajax -Pickering branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society will hold a blood donor clinic Tues., Nov. 5. from 1 to 8:30 p.m., at St. Bernadette's Church parish hall, at the comer of Harwood Ave. and Bayly St., Ajax. The goal is 300 units and all blood types are urgently needed. Call 420-3383. POLAR BEARS: Mark Fleming, author of Churchill, will share his .photos and experience with Manitoba polar bears Tues., Nov. 5 at 7:30 p.m. at the Pickering Central Library, One The Esplanade. Register for the free event at 831- 7809. LIBERAL ASSOCIATION: The Durham West Liberal Association will hold a general meet- ing Tues., Nov. 5 at 7:30 p.m. at Pickering High School, Pickering Village. Guest speaker is Greg Sorbara, MPP York Centre. WRITERS GROUP: The Ajax Writers Group will meet Tues., Nov. 5, from 7 to 9 p.m., at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library, at the corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres., Ajax. The group meets the first and third Tuesday of every month. Call 427-2682. COFFEE BREAK: A New Life Ministries women's group meets every Tuesday from 9:30 to 11 am. at Steeple Hill Community Bible Church, Pickering. A nursery and children's programs are offered for the youngsters. Call 286-2175. GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY: The Durham branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society will meet Tues., Nov. 5 from 7:15 to 10 p.m. in the cafeteria of Henry Street High School, 614 Henry St., Whitby. The topic is Port Perry History. Call Bessie at 723-7460 or Joyce at 668- 8177. Wednesday ALZHEIMER GROUP: The Alzheimer Society of Durham Region will hold a support group meeting Wed., Nov. 6 at 1 p.m. at the Y.W'.C.A., 199 Centre St. S., Oshawa. Call 576-2567. BAZAAR/BAKE SALE: The Claremont United Church Women are holding a bazaar Wed., Nov. 6 from 4 to 7 pm. at the church on Old Brock Rd. N. Beef on a bun is avail- able at a cost of $4 for adults and $2 for children, and dessert and a drink costs S 1.50. TEEN' HEALTH: The Family Doctor office at 1725 Kingston Rd., Pickering, will mark its grand open- ing with a forum on Teenage Health Concerns Wed., Nov. 6 from 4 to 7 pm. A video will be followed by a question -and -answer period with three doctors. All welcome; there is no charge. Call 427-0027. AUSTRALIA FILMS: The Bay Ridges Library will show films high- lighting Australia and New Zealand Wed., Nov. 6 at 2 p.m. This is a free, drop-in program. Call 839-3083. Upcoming NATURALISTS MEET: The Pickering Naturalists will meet Thurs., Nov. 7 at 8 pm. at the Rouge Hill Library, Rougemount Dr. south of Hwy. 2. The subject is Opossums with speaker Bruce Duncan. Call Margaret at 831-1745. WOMEN OF DISTINCTION: The 10th annual Durham YWCA Women of Distinction awards dinner will be held Thurs., Nov. 7, at 6 p.m., at Le Gala Banquet and Conference Centre, 65 Sunray St., Whitby. Maureen Kempston-Darkes, vice- president of corporate affairs for General Motors Canada, will be the guest speaker. Tickets are $46.75 (GST included) per person and are available by calling the Oshawa YWCA at 576-8880 or the Bowmanville YWCA at 623-9922. LEAD EXCHANGE: The Duffins Creek Lead Exchange, a sales networking group, will meet Thurs, Nov. 7, at 7:30 a.m., at McGinnis Landing Restaurant, in the Pickering Home and Design Centre, Brock Rd. and Hwy 401. The topic will be How to Prospect Effectively. Call 439-2916. TOPS: Take Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS) meets every Thursday at 7:20 p.m. at the Village Retirement Centre, 1955 Valley Farm Rd., Pickering. The group is non-profit. Call 427-9619. BASKETBALL SLAM DUNK: A slam dunk featuring well-known players from the Ontario Amateur Basketball Association will be held in support of the United Way of Ajax -Pickering at Ajax High School, 105 Bayly St. E., on Fri., Nov. 8, beginning at 6 p.m. The cost is $3 per person. Call 686-0606. CHRISTMAS SALE: The fifth annual Christmas Fantasy Sale will be held at 16 Strathy Rd., Ajax on Fri., Nov. 8 and Sat., Nov. 9. There'll be arts and crafts items for sale and all proceeds will go to the local Salvation Army. The sale runs from 4 to 10 p.m. Nov. 8 and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 9. Free refreshments. Call 683-6467 or 683-7817. BREAKFAST BINGO: The Durham Business and Professional Women's Club will hold a Breakfast Bingo Fri., Nov. 8, at 8:45 a.m., at the Silver Dollar Bingo Hall, on Bayly St., east of Brock Rd., Pickering. The club will run the bingo until Dec. 27. Proceeds to held the club's bursary fund. Call Jasmine at 420-3539. NAVY LEAGUE BINGO: The Ajax Navy League of Canada will hold a Saturday matinee bingo at the Monarch Bingo Hall, at the corner of Monarch Avenue and Clements Road West, Ajax, every Saturday from 12 noon to 3:30 p.m. The maximum jackpot is S1,800. Proceeds to cover the league's activities. Call 427- 0482. UCW BAZAAR: The Pickering Village United Church UCW (United Church Women) will hold their Snowflake Bazaar Sat., Nov. 9, from 11 am. to 2 pm., in the gymna- sium of the church, at 300 Church St. N., Pickering Village. There'll be Christmas decorations, crafts, bake table, plants, white elephant and a children's comer. Entrance is by the south door. Call 683-4721. CRAFT/BAKE SALE: William Dunbar Public School, 1030 Glenanna Rd., will hold a Christmas craft and bake sale Sat., Nov. 9 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Gifts, baked goods, refreshments and more from 30 ven- dors. Proceeds to the school. Call 831-5478. QUALITY CLOTHING PREVIOUSLY ENJOYED Come in and see our excellent line of fall and winter clothes. Women's, Men's, Teens' and Children's. Now accepting articles for consignment. FREE EARRINGS Wlthevery purchase over $20,00 Expiry Dec. 31/91 LOCATED AT: 40 OLD KINGSTON RD., AJAX, PICKERING VILLAGE HOURS: 9:30 A.M.4:00 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAY 427-9972 LAURA AVAILABLE IN BLACK NAVY AND TAUPE. SIZES 5.11.12 IN WIDE d EXTRA WIDE. 000 O SOFT SPOTS" ° Really Comfortable Shoes CIT2612e "Is Shoe's WHITBY MALL • 728-9141 New postal outlet at Jerry 's The Drug warehouse 1725 Kingston Rd. Pickering 686-8533 Featuring SPECIAL BOOK OF 10X40`STAMPS '3.79+ G.S.T. Hours: Mon. -Fri. 9.9 Sat 9.6 Sun. 10-6 Pte"..... nilM�i"•a�:. � ''R�+v . CORRECTION7 Doulton not returning to Pickering Town Centre PICKERING - The News Advertiser erroneously reported in an earlier edition that Michael Doulton would be appearing at the Pickering Town Centre Royal Doulton store in December. In fact, Mr. Doulton is not planting to return to Pickering this year. The News Advertiser regrets the error. 1 !. 4 T t „o, C >♦ # I&A ' : Ilk Ipt FORM EVEN b001 AVDM NEED TO eEcuuENGEo.":dm�� lesdc+r m school. That's %t pu shouki onWer gihiag W &W the Sykan• alvuhtagr. *hm cm hdp bring m the my best is yohr dth7d Fist, we am to pinpoint stte[ngt s and weakwsm Rm wr dW a has omizod kwaing pugnm which isr)tdes lob of mdmdtW aomfim motivation and rem6fiomraing,oatifiedtradm& Thco*of hmoaueeklardnldap AatSyhonwil re* pay aff His laming dal will imp He wil study better, do hexer m xhool and fed borer about hmeelE So, for the leaning dells dut will help your du7d now and duoughout lie, S)#= a the a mier. Find at me abat Sfia>ed eaI -1 yo rneedr is the psiwr7 of yohr`oom Glforyourf FEcopye 1iiiii .b On -a efasioodvideo adem & r" 6ef CrASli `°° MVM 5 US WE Kendalwood Park Plaza Call for more information 1801 Dundas St E, Whitby 404-1818 READING . MATH .1ttRrr S'IVDY S1QI1S . SCHOOL RPADINWESS ALGERIA ■ BEGINNING READING C '"i sr1.m h(apx&tm THE NEWS ADVEWMER SUNDAY, NOV. 3,1991 -PAGE 11 Local *$AZAARS Community* Social Events DAVIN'S PROPERTY MAINTENANCE FOR YOLIR FALL PROPERTY CARE' F RAKING, FLOWERBED WINTERIZING, HEDGE TRIMMING —5PHONE: 427-8796 10% DISCOUNT FOR SENIORS Personal 3 Small Business Accounting & Tax Assistance David G. Sinclair Chartered Accountant 427-2858 Personalized In-Office/At-Home Service Serving Durham Region Free Consultations FROM $12 6011 Bushel. Visit D'Wr- VSp�S Foodland pr15, d Pickering, gpgg� �112 mile south of Claremont Phone Wellman Associates Lae DS&kly - craw visunXice Pension Plans, R.R S.P's 6 Armies Doug Wellman Phone 831-8642 Suite 203, 1099 KinpsYmh Road, Pickering, Ontario NON w'e Sone Odor ProAkn>` Monday Back Goarahhled 534 O n.md Cqurt Pkkerin%, Ontario MARYC MURPHY LIV 4Y4 s.PO4- 4416) 4211-43" MONDAY PHILATELIC SOCIETY: The Ajax Philatelic Society will meet Mon., Nov. 4, at 7 p.m., at St. Bernadette's Church, at the comer of Harwood Ave. and Bayly St., Ajax. Visitors are welcome. Cali George at 683-0240 or Robert at 839-2068. TUESDAY POLAR BEARS: Mark Fleming, author of Churchill, will share his pho- tos and experience with Manitoba polar bears Tues., Nov. 5 at 7:30 pm. at the Pickering Central Library, One The Esplanade. Register for the free even at 831-7809. WEDNESDAY BAZAAR/BAKE SALE: The Claremont United Church Women are holding a bazaar Wed., Nov. 6 from 4 to 7 pm. at the church on Old Brock Rd. N. Beef on a brut is available at a cost of $4 for adults and $2 for chil- dren, and dessert and a drink costs $1.50. AUSTRALIA FILMS: The Bay Ridges Library will show films high- lighting Australia and New Zealand Wed., Nov. 6 at 2 pm. This is a free, drop-in program. Call 839-3083. FRIDAY CHRISTMAS SALE: The fifth annual Christmas Fantasy Sale will be held at 16 Strathy Rd.. Ajax on Fri., �1 .......,...: • Medically Screened • Safe, Easy Weight Loss • Nutritionally Balanced Diets • Guaranteed Weight Loss • For Men, Women & Children CALL TODAY! Nov. 8 and Sat., Nov. 9. There'll be arts and crafts items for sale and all proceeds will go to the local Salvation Army. The sale nuts from 4 to 10 pm. Nov. 8 and 10 am. to 4 pm. Nov. 9. Free refreshments. Call 683-6467 or 683-7817. SATURDAY UCW BAZAAR: The Pickering Village United Church UCW (United Church Women) will hold their Snowflake Bazaar Sat., Nov. 9, from 11 am. to 2 pm., in the gymnasium of the church, at 300 Church St. N., Pickering Village. There'll be Christmas decorations, crafts, bake table, plants, white elephant and a chil- dren's comer. Entrance is by the south door. Call 683-4721. CRAFT/BAKE SALE: William Dunbar Public School, 1030 Glenanna Rd., will hold a Christmas craft and bake sale Sat„ Nov. 9 from 9 am. to 3 pm. Gifts, baked goods, refreshments and more from 30 vendors. Proceeds to the school. Call 831-5478. CHRISTMAS SALE: The fifth annual Christmas Fantasy Sale will be held at 16 Svathy Rd., Ajax Sat., Nov. 9, from 10 am. to 4 pm. There'll be arts and crafts items for sale and all proceeds will go to the local Salvation Army. Free refreshments. Call 683- 6467 or 683-7817. NEW MEMBERS, FULL PROGRAMS EXCLUDES PRODUCT HOLIM Moa To FrL 9A -M-7 Phil. 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When she meets the man whom she thinks is her soul mate and moves to Greenwich Village things get sometimes humorous, sometimes cute, always overly sugary. Oshawa Centre 8 Cinemas. CURLY SUE (PG): She's an orphan. She's nine years old. She's a hustler. Director John Hughes (Home Alone) brings a tale of another tiny tot to the screen just in time for Christmas. This time, the cute kid is joined by James Belushi and Kelly Lynch. Oshawa Centre 8 Cinemas. DECEIVED (AA): Goldie Hawn plays a woman whose life is thrown into chaos when her husband dies and she finds out that he was not who he said he was. This excellent suspense thriller belongs with the best of Alfred Hitchcock. Oshawa Centre 8 Cinemas. THE FISHER KING (AA): A magical, mys- tical journey of love and self discovery has Jeff Bridges as a top talk -radio disc -jockey whose life takes a downturn when his words lead to a mass murder and Robin Williams as the eccentric street person who helps him. Oshawa Centre 8 Cinemas. HOUSE PARTY II: THE PAJAMA ,IAM: Rappers Doug McHenry and George Jackson, better known as Kid 'N Play, return with the sequel to their successful screen debut last year. Also featuring model Iman, and per- formers Full Force and Queen Latifah. Champlain Centre Cinemas, Whitby. NECESSARY ROUGHNESS (PG): The Longest Yard for the '90s has Scott Bakula as a member of a football team which takes on a group of convicts in an all-out gridiron battle. Oshawa Centre 8 Cinema_.. LITTLE MAN TATE (PG): Jodie Foster makes her directorial debut in this story about a gifted young boy (Adam Hann -Byrd) torn between his mother (Foster) and his counselor (Dianne Wiest). Champlain Centre Cinemas, Whitby. OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEY (AA): Danny Devito stars as a corporate raider in this black comedy about the workings of Wall Street and how they pray on unsuspecting family-owned businesses. Also starring Gregory Peck, Penelope Ann Miller and Piper Laurie. Oshawa Centre 8 Cinemas. PARADISE (PG): Real-life husband and wife team Don Johnson and Melanie Griffith play a young couple which have been drifting apart after the death of their child. But, they rediscover love and a spark in their relation- ship when they take a friend's 10 -year-old son An urgent quest to loam her husband's true Identity leads Adrianne (Goldie Hawn, left) and her friend Cathy (Wiry Kane) to uncover a web of murder and deeelt in Deceived, now playing at the Pk*wIng Town Centre. IST BIRTHDAY Celebration MON., NOV. 4 - SUN. NOV.10 5O WINGS NITE! J DANCE THURS., FRI., SAT. 9-1 WIN TICKETS TO PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, neem unv cru t�,srOUR 1211 Kingston Rd. �) Pickering 420-2500 Ask about: • Sports Team Specials • Celebration Specials 420-5489 N KWWTON RD BUY ONE o Q :20%OFF ' Q 95 i LUNCH MENU $ 3 , (ANY FOOD ITEMS) , -+ tion. Oshawa Centre 8 Cinemas. ROBIN HOOD: PRINCE of THIEVES (AA): The Robin Hood legend is re -told with the swashbuckling. Kevin Costner is perfectly bland, but luckily Alan Rickman picks up the slack as a nasty Sheriff of Nottingham. Champlain Centre Cinemas, Whitby. Early show only. SHATTERED (AA): Tom Berenger plays an accident victim suffering from amnesia who finds his wife and friends are not who they pretend to be. To get all the dirt on them, Berenger enlists the help of a private detective (Bob Hoskins). Oshawa Centre 8 Cinemas. SHOUT (PG): Youths swaying to the rhythms of rock 'n' roll in smalltown America much to the chagrin of the regular town's folk is once again the topic of a flick. Proceed at your own risk. Champlain Centre Cinemas, Whitby. Late show only. SUBURBAN COMMANDO (PG): World Wrestling Federation champ Hulk Hogan trades -in his trucks for some body armor and stars as a space -travelling alien on the run tak- ing refuge in suburbia. Also starring Christopher Lloyd. Champlain Centre Cinemas, Whitby. 1 I / /iY/ • ,WEEKLY _. �SpecialS MONDAYS . INTERNATIONAL BURGER NITE & TUESDAYS FREE FRIES IWEDNESDAYS Poo- CHICKEN & IN NITE FMM 595 THURSDAYS► ALL YOU CAN 595 -.*.kW-+ EAT SPAGHETTI ` J lFRIDAYS ALL YOU CAN 95 EAT FISH SATURDAYS ► RENT A RESTAURANT CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC BUT OP FOA PAZ& � r SUNDAYS BREAKFAST ALL DAY WIEE/0 51 785 WESTNEY RD. S. 1 EREE�N AJAX O 10- 1 CALL 428-6022 �,5��,,rs �!W, , NIGHTS w� ww S NIGHTLY i MONTHLY TRW i GIVE AWAYS ■ WING Dcfnce Emporium of Me 9M ►T FOOD, GREAT TIMES SUNDAY BUY ONE BUFFET :20%OFF ' LUNCH, GET 95 i LUNCH MENU ANOTHER OF ;9 , (ANY FOOD ITEMS) , EQUAL VALUE children ' Excluding Specials I OR LESS AT under 12 BRING COUPON IN 1 FOR SPECIAL HALF PRICE 1/2 price I oNE PER ctwom I 0-,E PER CUSTOMER to 4I. Ih i THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOV. 3,1991 -PAGE IS AJAX-YICKERING - Area members of the Durham X -L's ele- mentary school cross-country club excelled at the Mite/Tyke/Atom Provincial Cross -Country Championships in Burlington. The Durham X -L's posted out- standing results at the Oct. 26 meet, capturing four first -place team fin- ishes and two second -place team finishest. The X -L's finished first in the mite girls' division. Leading the way was Melanie Curran of Westney Heights school in Ajax. She was second. Brooke Primrose of Maple Ridge school in Pickering was seventh, while Leigh Cushnie of William Dunbar school in Pickering was eighth. Stephanie Stroh of Westney Heights finished 13th. Meanwhile, the X -L's mite boys' team finished second behind the Guelph Optimist Track and Field Club. Chris Trewartha of Maple Ridge school finished ninth. Megan Slean led the X -L tyke girls' team to a first -place team fin- ish. Slean, of Gandatsetiagon school in Pickering, was sixth over- all. Amanda Mayhew of Westney Heights was 13th. The X -L's tyke boys' team also finished first with Andrew Hanna of of Frenchman's Bay school in Pickering finishing second. Ryan Kendall of Valley Farm school was fourth. Ian Hales of of Vaughan Willard school in Pickering finished 10th, Gary Gould of Southwood Park } school in Ajax 14th, Brett Lemmon of t� WilIiam Dunbar school in Pickering 18thand Alex Brkljac of Pearson school in Ajax3Ist. The X -L's atom girls' team fin- ished in second place overall. The Markham Track and Field Club won. Individually, Shannon Wilson of Maple Ridge school was 34th and Nathalie Bielby of Southwood Park school 41st. The team championship in the atom boys' division also went to the Durham X -L's club. The top local runner in this cate- gory was Erik Bradstock of Southwood Park who was 23rd. Axemen rebound to beat Royal York for fourth junior'B'win AJAX - A big third period lifted us." the Ajax Axemen to a 6-3 victory Dan Mallen led the offence with over the Royal York Rangers in a hattrick. Ian Agard, Steve Gibbens Central Junior 'B' hockey action and Rod Norville each had one goal. Thursday night. The win came with six players Leading 3-2 entering the final out of the line-up with injuries. The Period, Ajax broke away from Royal latest casualty was defencemen York with three goals to seal the Wayne Stevenson who suffered a team's fourth win of the season. badly bruised back against The Axemen rebounded for the Georgetown Tuesday night. Also out win after a poor outing Tuesday are Joe Daly (broken finger), Alex night against the Georgetown Stephanoff (twisted knee), Neil Raiders. Isorhoff (hip pointer) and Todd Cyr "Anytime we play teams like (back spasms). Royal York and Burlington we have The Axemen suit up for their to beat them," says Axemen coach next home game against the Larry LaBelle. "We have to do our Streetsville Derbys on Thursday, best against the top teams and come Nov. 7. Game time at the Ajax out on top against the teams close to Cormmumity Centre arena is 8 pm. Pickering bantams win fourth a-ifLI ght PICKERING - The Pickering bantam 'B' rep hockey team trounced Milbrook 12-2 last week for its fourth straight win. The attack was led by Jody Miller with two goals�`rG and three assists. Also scoring were Mike Drew, three goals and one assist; Ryan Mitchell, two goals, two S ,� assists; Paul Menezes, two goals, one assist; Mark Kerr, two goals, one assist; Paul Damian, one goal, U one assist; Jason Connell and Ray Malandn ,two assists each; and Brad Diabro and Greg Stewart, one assist each. Recording the win in goal for Pickering was David Smith. r � S Y It C ,rte r�7.1 Ajax High School's Jennifer Cordelro dislodges the ball from Dunbarton's Daniella Brown during LOSSA senior girls' basketball action at Ajax High Tuesday. By virtue of a late -game basket, Dunbarton captured a 45-44 win over Ajax. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Basket with seven seconds left gives Spartans win over A0jax AJAX-PICKERING - The Dunbarton High School Spartans senior girls' basketball team claimed a share of second place in the LOSSA standings with a big win at Ajax Tuesday afternoon. The Spartans scored with seven seconds on the clock to post a 45-44 victory over Ajax. Ajax was in flight in the first quarter of play, breaking out to a 16-8 lead. However, Dunbarton came back in the �ilM! second quarter to take a 24-23 AOr!'fi1MB1 . lead at half time. Call Michelle McNulty led our spwts depanmem with Dunbarton with 10t your wgCwty resu" points. .683-5110 M* FAX 683-7363 It C ,rte r�7.1 Ajax High School's Jennifer Cordelro dislodges the ball from Dunbarton's Daniella Brown during LOSSA senior girls' basketball action at Ajax High Tuesday. By virtue of a late -game basket, Dunbarton captured a 45-44 win over Ajax. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Basket with seven seconds left gives Spartans win over A0jax AJAX-PICKERING - The Dunbarton High School Spartans senior girls' basketball team claimed a share of second place in the LOSSA standings with a big win at Ajax Tuesday afternoon. The Spartans scored with seven seconds on the clock to post a 45-44 victory over Ajax. Ajax was in flight in the first quarter of play, breaking out to a 16-8 lead. However, Dunbarton came back in the second quarter to take a 24-23 points for Ajax, while Tanya lead at half time. Paulazza had eight. Michelle McNulty led Dunbarton also won Dunbarton with 10t he midget game over points. Ajax by a 53-28 Sharon Cook net- score. ted 18 points for Lindsay Sidwell Ajax, while Kristan paced the Spartans Scarlet added eight. with 10 points, fol - In the junior con- lowed by Shani test, Dunbarton Charles with 12. notched a 65-26 victory Ajax's Kim Tilden over Ajax. scored 14 points to lead Amanda Ramsaran scored 10 the Rams. Pit PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOV. 3,1"1 a Ajax minor peewees outgun Oshawa AJAX - The Ajax -Village minor peewee 'A' hockey team split its last two league contests against Oshawa and Whitby. Ajax travelled to Whitby on Oct. 26 and came up short 4-2. Greg Kitching and Rob Jones scored for Ajax. Kevin Bedarf played a strong game in net. Playing the Oshawa Little NHL Red Wings on Oct. 27, Ajax responded with a sound all-round "UAW • waewer performance to defeat the Red Wings 6-2. Ajax scorers were Harley Scott with two, Trevor Munro, Jason Fernandez, Philip Monders and Craig Kidney. Assists went to Erik Bradstock and Lee Hummell Scoreboard CELEBRITY LANES YBC BOWLING Gene Lengyel anc Frank Vander8ruggen 199; Ker Results hof- Oct. 2' Marden and Mike Fernley 193; Frank Laverty and Mel Congratudalions to all participants in the Combo Team Madsen 187; Leah Burgan and Phykss Burgan 187. House Finals Oct. 27. EAST -WEST Competing were. Michael Graham, Robin Evelyn Black and Jack Stafford 203; Waller Soetens Luckasavitch. Paul Stevens. Tyler Rusa. Robert and Iry Ashral 193; Sonia Bell and Gerry Rogers 179, Hudson, Shane Sleep. Jeffrey Barbeau. Robert AJAX BRIDGE CLUB Sanderson, Crap Schiele. Christopher Thompson, Results, *qe Oct 29 Daryl Flowers. Jerry Wendover. Wilkam Gerace. John NORTH -SOUTH Hadden. Randy Beckstein, Shawn Gerace. Jeremy Kay Crawford and Linda Arthur 104; Rob Berry and Divinec. Jamie Beckstein. Lisa Hudson, Joanne Frank Vander8ruggen 96; W. 8 B. Hoogland94, Bortoluss. Shelly Feetham, Cristal Kent. Kelly EAST -WEST Lawrence. Kelly Collins. Sarah Behagg. Patricia David Hamer and Trevor Dundas 113: Gary Gray and Brehl. Tanya Feetham, Trina Vardy, Morgan Speirs Mike Fryer 99; Chris Chambers and Paul MacNeil 99. and J•nneer Bowers, LOSSA SENIOR BOYS VOLLEYBALL The wrnnng team of Lisa Hadden. Pampa Bortoluss. LEAGUE STANDINGSRNAL Stephanie Squires and Jason Sturgatis. T.J. Vardy Ptkering 8 8 0 16 and Cory Sharpe will proceed to the zone finals Nov. Du>bamon 8 6 2 12 '6 and 17. Henry Street 8 6 2 12 Good luck to the bantam and senior all-stars a1 their Alan 7 4 3 8 *rest toumamerit Sat Nov. 2, Dwyer B 4 4 8 Bamam au -stars: Trina Vardy. Sarah Behagg. Lisa Anderson 8 3 5 6 Hudson. Ryan Mitchell. Daniel Ga*, Greg Gavin. O'Neill 7 3 4 6 Senor all-stars Jay Hanks. Paul Stevens. Craig McLaughlin 8 1 7 2 Schiele. Stephan* Squires. Shelly Feetham. Lesko Easldaie 8 0 8 0 Gr•errall. CENTRAL JUNIOR 'B' HOCKEY LEAGUE AJAX LADIES BASKETBALL LEAGUE WESTERN DIVISION TEAM GP W L - F A PTS LEAGUE STANDINGS Brampton 12 8 2 2 92 49 18 TEAM W L T P Streetsvile 11 5 2 4 54 47 14 McGinre -aiding 4 C C 8 Milton 10 S 3 2 39 33 12 OicraoniGabrash 2 2 0 4 Georgetotir 11 5 4 2 56 48 12 Grow '10 -Name Team 1 3 C 2 Oakville 10 5 2 3 62 35 13 Upper Dom Sports Bar 1 3 0 2 Alan 9 4 5 0 41 46 8 TOP SCORERS Burlrigton 10 2 5 3 35 42 7 Dana Euoa (Upper Deck; 64 Royal York 13 1 12 C 26 105 2 Wendy Dobbin (McGinne; 5C METROJUNIOR'A' HOCKEY LEAGUE Lori Flan. (McGinne) 50 SAUER DIVISION STANDINGS Margo Levy (DicksorvGabraith) 33 Wexford , C 6 ' 52 31 17 Judy Casey (Green Team) 26 Thornhill 9 8 , 0 65 25 16 Anne Mears (Greer Tour) 25 15 AJAX BRIDGE CLUB Weangton 9 2 6 1 32 45 15 aesutss Irorw Oct 22 Pidcerng 9 1 6 2 36 64 4 NORTH -SOUTH Oshawa 9 1 8 0 23 64 2 ter_<i. M c Leans M RIO'S HAIR DESIGN MON - FRI � / PRICE PERMS 2 �1e� LADIES' SENIOR SPECICEN TOES-FRIDAYIO Cut, Wash, Set Reg.'24 Now s15"Cut Reg. $14 Now'rWash 8 Set 'lt �9 14 00MEN'S SENIORS Mon -Fri inOffer expires NoV30,199 116 • • •AVE• . 683-591 with two and Jon Crocker, Rob Jones and Fernandez with one each. Ajax again got solid goaltend- ing from Bedarf and George Wells. MAVIS HOWLETT SCHOOL OF DANCE EBTABLISFED 1977, DICKERING PREDANCE * BALLET POINTE * TAP * JAZZ EXAMS * RECITAL PARADES * SHOWS SMALL. GRADED CLASSES, ALL TAUGHT BY: MAVIS HOWLETTB. Sc.. &Ed..ASSOC. C. D.T.A. OUALIFIED ONTARIO TEACHER (MINISTRY OF EDUCATION CERTIFIED) Advertise Every Wed., Fri. & Sun. on I our EnuminmWI Pag es • restaurants • clubs • theater • recreational activities • bingos • concerts etc. etc. To Advertise: CALL. (416) 683-5110 Ask for Display iAlIaL'Pick•rillp CAA TRAVEL WANTS TO GIVE YOU A MAGICAL WEEK AWAY FOR 4 TO ORLANDO, FLORIDA PHONE # 831-5252 Speak witb one of our Representatives Ellie, Renata or Karen C.A.A. Travel Pickering Town Centre By simply filling out a ballot In any or the 18 CAA Travel Centres you could WIN A TRIP FOR FOUR! Full details available in all CAA Toronto Travel Centres Contest closes February 28,1992. Prizes must be accepted as awarded. No substitutes will be allowed. Prizes AM not traaaferable sad cam" be redeemed for x911 or credit- QD TkMTI.W" SOMEONEYWKrlow Res-#uI12+011 i � � �,� AiilYw•IDeerAplaMMlrlWwll E For Dream Draperies At Prices You've Dreamed 01. .` -EXPERIENCED DESIGNERS -EXPERT SEWING -PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION i 88 OLD KINGSTON RD. 428-0937 (PICKERING VILLAGE) U, I 0NOVEMBER S 89 91 10 ALPINE & CROSS COUNTRY Pickering Recreational Complex Equipment Received Equipment Sold ` NOV. 8 7 p.m. -10:30 p.m. NOV. 8 7 p.m. -10:30 p.m. NOV. 9 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. NOV. 9 9 a.m.- 6 p.m. NOV. 1011 a.m.-3 p.m. NO UNSAFE EQUIPMENT PLEASE 1867 VALLEY FARM RD. 17 Off Hwy. 02 just east of Pickering Town Mall Sponsored by the Canadian Ski Petrol System j ■� } FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL (416) 294-9730 AL a New postal outlet • r' e at JeUarehouse 's The Dru g 1725 Kingston Rd. Pickering 686-8533 11 Featuring POSTAGE • • • / • REGISTERED MAILPRIORITY POST SPECIALCERTIFIED MAIL - DELIVERY PHILATELIC SUPPLIES ETC. SPECIAL BOOK OF 10X401STAMPS '3.79+ G.S.T. p Hours: Mon. -Fri. 9A ❑® Sat. 9-6 Sun. 10-6 Still.. Riolvoo. IDS, On- 10 ®r I ou� T'1 01--2 ®r" 0111� ME UNITED WAY OF AJAX - PICKERING �,.. PRESENTS CARIBBEAN 1191 .� MUSICAL EXPLOSION% so let held C lllft,l FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1991 7:00 P.M. - I A.M. �a all T/IE DICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX 02 • MUSIC BY: RHAPSODY featuring DENNIS O'CONNOR 0 IJMBO DANCING by the (`AMAZINGTONKA" FASHION SHOW .� !WAKE IT A NIGHT TO REMEMBER'. SUPPORT TI/E UNITED WAY FOR TICKETS PLEASE CONTACT • TBE UNITED WAY OFFICE 6"."ft KANDY FOOD A REF/tESBMENT WARREN ONSALE ADMISSI0N$15j 0 DIN, 0-N- 45DI-1) i 0_1N 10111 0 0`1 • r] IP 10 1• ADVERTISEMENT Nancy Young: THE NEWS ADVERMEIR SUNDAY, NOV. 3,1"1 -PAGE 17 "Here e are the 17 foods that cause you to lose w Everyone who will try them can lose five to six pounds during the first week. Get results! LOSE WEIGHT! An Amazing Discovery: Negative Calories Now you can lose weight easily, even if you eat a little too much... NY utritionists have discovered that cer- tain foods cause you to lose weight. These are foods with negative calories. The more you eat, the more weight you lose. In a report that you can receive with- out obligation, you will discover what these foods are, why they cause you to lose weight, and how. QUESTION: How can terrain foods cause you to lose weight? ANSWER: Experiments have shown Val 17 particularly healthful and nutri- tious foods (some of which are veg- etables and fruits) burn more calories than they contribute So the more you eat, the more you burn off your excess weight. These foods (with negative calories) are transformed into energy, not fat. C" How is this possible? A The power of negative calorie foods :o dissolve excess fat will seem obvi- S to you when you understand how your body accumulates fat. You are born with a certain number of "adipose" cells. These adipose cells swell up and multiply when you take on too much weight. As soon as your metabolism slows down, this allows carbohydrate -based foods to be chang- ed into fat. This fat is stored. Therefore, you cannot lose weight by draiping the fat from the cells. You can only do this in three ways: omit foods that are rich in fat (dieting), intensive exercising, or eating foods with negative calories that burn off the fat and drain it from you cells. Obviously, it is the last method that is far and away the easiest because it requires no effort, no deprivation. 0: Ho many pounds can you lose per week? A: If you are more than 20 pounds overweight, you lose an average of five to six pounds in the first week, and three to four pounds in subsequent weeks. If you are more than 20 pounds overweight, you will lose weight even more quickly. Some people with more than 40 pounds to lose have lost up to 12 pounds in the first week. Q: Do you have to follow some kind of special diet? Or is it just a question of adding negative calorie foods to your normal diet? A: You don't have to follow any diet, or change anything in your fdestyle. You can eat pastries, sauces, butter, cake, anything you want. The only thing you have to do is add negative calorie foods to your normal diet... and watch your pounds and rolls of fat disappear, 0: How many negative calorie foods do I have to add to my normal diet? A: Just add 256 of your normal diet. But you can exceed that amount because the more negative calorie foods you eat, the more quickly you lose weight. 0: Instead of adding these negative calorie foods, can I just ref lace 25% o1 my normal diet with them? A: Yes, because that is not really impor- tant. The only thing that is important is to absorb at least 25% negative calorie foods because these are the ones that burn off the excess fat and cause you to lose weight 0 Will it be easy for me to maintain my ideal weight after losing my excess pounds? A: Most people who lose weight with diets of pills or other methol's quickly gain back the weight they have lost. But with negative calorie foods, it is different The oniy thing you have to do to keep slim is to add negative calo- rie foods to your normal diet. 0: What are these negative calorie foods? Where can you get tnPm'2 A All these negative calorie foods are natural foods. There are 17 of them Among them are fruits. vegetables and other natural foods that you will find in any supermark,t or at your grocer 0Is there any proof that people have tried negative calorie foods and have really lost weight? A Everyone who has added negative calorie foods to their normal diet has lost weight. Here are some excerpts from letter we have received. "I had tried everything..." "I have lost 35 pounds. All my life I have suffered from being fat and I had tried everything to lose weight. The negative calorie foods are the only thing that have ever worked for me. I feel like a new woman. My husband also lost 23 pounds. We are delighted to have rediscovered the joy of life that we had long since lost." Mrs. Claudine S. "My excess weight melted away..." "In three weeks. I lost 19 pounds of excess weight. Since then I have not regained that fat. Because I had already tried so many methods and medications to lose weight, I no longer believed in any of them. But I tried this anyway. Thank heaven! Maybe my experience can be of help to other peo- ple." Miss Francine P. "I thought I would be fat all my life..." "I often dreamed of becoming slim, but nothing I ever tried ever helped me lose weight. Now I have discovered negative calories. I lost 23 pounds in two short weeks and a total of 68 pounds more quickly than I would have dared to hope. My husband told me last night that I am prettier than I ever have been." Mrs. Martha S. 0: 1 have read in a magazine that nega- tive calorie foods not only help lose weight, but also improve your health. Is that true? A: Yes. Negative calorie foods were discovered by nutritionist physicians during their search for healthier foods. When you add negative calorie foods to your normal diet, you lose weight but you also lower and normalize your cholesterol rate. This always con- tributes to your health 0 1 have already tried bean pod cap- sules, pineappie capsules, other meth- ods. other diets. and nothing helped me lose weight. Why would it be dif- ferent this time? A: Because the process of negative caiones is natural you burn off more calories than you absorb. Because everyone who has tried them has lost weight, there is no reason that it would work 'nr everyone else and not for you. The results are so certain that you can try this at our risk. and with no obligation. Try these foods that help you lose weight, with no obogat on and com- pletely at our nsK --etude only AFTER having est your «cess pounds it you want to k­lp the Report. HERE IS MY PROPOSAL: It your do not lose at least five pounds per week, within 90 days return the Report on "Foods that Cause Weight Loss" and I will send you your money back no later than nine days after receipt of your returned pack- age. Therefore, ether you lose at least five pounds per week until you reach your ideal weight, of I will refund the price of the report. This is unconditional, no questions asked. This is a written, formal obliga- tion on my part. No Risk for You You can, therefore, accept this trial offer simply out of curiosity, because you are not risking a single cent. Why Would I Dare Make This Offer? Because I am convinced that when you have lost your excess pounds, you will be so happy that you will want to keep the Report on foods that make you lose weight. Because everyone, absolutely every- one, who has adopted these foods that cause you to lose weight have lost their excess pounds. Because there is no reason why it would work for others and not work for you. Read this Only If You Have Decided Not To Take This Trial Offer This trial offer is entirely at my . risk. If you do not lose at least five pounds per week, all you have to do is return the Report on foods that cause weight loss within 90 days. I will then send you your money back no later than 9 days after receiving your package This is an unconditional, no - questions -asked guarantee. You eat as much as you want, . aid anything you want All you F :.::o do is add one-fourth negative calorie foods to your normal diet. You are the one to decide if you . :;ant to keep the Report of if y__- ;.efer to return if for a refund You may even return the Report after having lost your excess weight, but I dont believe you would do it 4New you have the opPortungy of . c^arging your appearance and yo-, without going on a diet Even it you have been overweight for years, it s not important Everyone who has tried negative calorie foods has lost weight These foods must make you lose weight too, or it won t cost you a single cent If you don t want to lose weight for yourself, do rt for your husband, your children — and for your health! Last Minute! Copies of this edition of the Report on "Foods That Cause Weight Loss" may soon be depleted. Tne next edi- tion may not be able to go to press for two months If you want quick service and want to take advantage of the price of this edition, send in the attached coupon now The only thing you risk is forgetting tt NOTE. This Report is not sold in book shops. You may obtain rt only with the coupon below SURPRISE GIFT: If you reply within five days, we will also send you a small but astonish- ing surprise gift. You may keep the gift even if you return the Report for refund. r------------------------------------------------ Coupon for free, no -risk trial Mail this coupon to: i Nancy Young 2 Bloor Street West, suite 100, Dept. 108 ; Toronto, Ontario, M4W 3E2. r � I To be valid, this coupon must be -mailed within 15 d r ays. � I I am interested in your trial offer entirely 5. If I am not 100% satisfied, I will return I r at your risk. I understand, therefore, that: the Report at any time during the 90 -day I r r 1 I must lose at least five pounds in the teal period. In that case, I will not have t I first week. to make any explanation to you or meet r any conditions. You will send me a refund 2 I must continue to lose at least five check no later than nine days after hav- r I pounds per week until all my excess inn received my returned package. Under r weight has disappeared. the terms of this formal guarantee, please i r 3. There is absolv&* no diet to follow, and send me in a plain package with my free I I can eat whatever I want. surprise gift. I 4.1 have a three-month guarantee period r in which to verify that my excess pounds are going — not returning, ; I enclose payment of $24.95 by ❑ money order or ❑ cheque to Nancy Young LI I prefer to pay postman. I add $5.00 for C.O.D. charges Please charge to: ❑ Visa or ❑ Mastercard Card # / / / / IExp. date: _ /_ Signature: Last Name: First Name: � i Address: City: Prov.: Postal Code: r I NoM: Everything is included in the price or $24.95: my het surprise gift, the Report -Foods that i I Cause Weight Loss', my part on shipping and handling drupes and the GS.T. I L--------- r ERRORS AND OMISSIONS ......._ ,,...._ -_---fie• 576-9335,798.7672 Classification Index 1005 Help Wanted Careers 100 Career Trarrxng 105 General Help 110 016ce Help 120 Sales HetpAgents 130 Skilled Hely 135 Computer data 140 Hoaortal Medical Dental Iso Day Care Wanted 160 Day Care Available 165 Emrdoymem warmed 170 Business lc Business 190 2009 Misc. Sales Martel mend 200 Fze.ond205 Flea Market 210 Anoas F or sale 220 Artdo6 Wanted 270 Rar'w E.c ange 240 ;araq»NadSaes 25C Arts s Gaits 260 -ompWar v,dec 270 ov 6 Farad ffi0 oars SkApprres Boarding no 3009 Vehfcles 4namoor,; Y San 30C AupnoWes Wanted 305 "rucks For Sale 310 rocks Warned 315 Vans. 4 What Drive 320 Traders 330 Awc Parra a Recars sap Auto Leafing Rantas 350 mo -crow 355 Snowmoixin 360 Mane 365 Recreation varvoes 370 Fam Foupnent 375 H-avv Duty Ewanent no 4009 Rentals Apartments cor Fart Opp Apartirrernwantae am Houses F o Rant 410 Housing Wanted 415 Townhouses For Rant 420 soave For Rem 425 Rooms For Rent 430 Rooms W~ 435 Room 6 Board"a Irrdualail uns Fa Fent 445 Shared Accommodation 450 Caridornnums For Rent 455 ollice a Read Space 460 Wararause space 465 C=ages Fa Rens 470 Cartages Wanted 475 Reuemen'LMng 480 Resorts 485 Frv,da Vacation 490 Lard Far Fem ,p5 SODS Real ESL Sale Hakes Fo Sale 500 Waned To Buy 505 TareNnouses For sale 510 Irnesi mi Israpwq sits Carlos For SaleDavlowSIO F woLaWr Sda S�25 Lots For Site 33S Out -d -Town Praprles SIO vacation Properties 54S Collages For Sale 350 Moble Hanes s Parks 560 Campy Trailers Sites 570 Marry To Led 575 Mor". irsulance 500 Buaress Opportunities Soo Pudic Notices 600 Logatilikisom 6 andws 620 Regfstilmons 636 Canuig EvotS 640 Atxdiae 650 Prsorlals firwwsawt- 750 - 66 0 LOTUS 1-2-3, D BASE, DOS, 75 mC A 66 Birthdays 700 Birfa 710 Deans 720 In Momonams 740 Cards of Thanks 750 Waddirg Arnounamrns 760 Erg�geawnt - 770 firwwsawt- 750 - 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 110 General Help Sales Help/ 110 General Help 120 office Help 130 p Agents 1 1 1 I I . YOUR DIPLOMA for a fun concept in home, �6 COMPUTERS HOSPITALITY COMPUTER ELECTRONICS TRAVEL and TOURISM TECHNOLOGY HOTEL and RESTAURANT BUSINESS APPLICATIONS: OPERATIONS BEDFORD ACCOUNTING, We offer our customers a 100% LOTUS 1-2-3, D BASE, DOS, DENTALCHAIR-SIDE WORD PROCESSING ASSISTANt BUSINESS SECRETARIAL ADMINISTRATION LEGAL, MEDICAL, DENTAL, BANKING SERVICES BOOKKEEPING, EXECUTIVE, ACCOUNTING RECEPTIONIST, tits the hairstyle 1 will be WORDPROCESSING Financial Assistance May Be Available Are -IT trainee Apply in person at 375 Fr�corn St., Ajax. (110891) 2 Campuses in Durham OSHAWA PICKERING 0SH WA CENTKE (Shops up Top) 1450 KINGSTON RD. GAILUND requires cleaners for (Hwy.., 2 rt Valley Farm Rd. 723-1163 420-1344 WORLDWIDE Positions Available $3,000 - $10,000 USD per month "-1-5 Year Contracts— HUNDREDS OF /AMEDIATE OPENINGS..? Engineers, Draftsmen, Surveyors, Construction Crews, Mning Crews, OA FIELD HANDS, Mariner Positions Mechanics, Drivers, Operators 1-601-467-7900 If busy, plwe call back Contract Incl. PAD EXPENSES. Not an erlploytrlent agency or direct hirer. FEE Serrices guaranteed and updated weekly. 110 General Help S=.%UK FROM HOME ASSEIIIBLYCRAF7S (416)631.1379 READING BOOKS (416) 631 1399 TYPING AT HOME (At 6j 6311242 USE YOUR PC (416) 6311301 CALL 24 HOURS DEPT At EXPERIENCED WAITRESS FULLPART-TIME APPLY IN PERSON AT OSCARS' 89 Conunercial Ave. Ajax 427-9319 EASY WORK! EXCELLENT PAY! Reading books and TV scripts at home. Many readers needed( FuWparttime 1.5046464513 Ext. 8103 24 hrs. 105 Traiir g 110 General Helprho=. SEMBLERS! IF you are over 45 and have lort :rages! Spare oma recently been laid of, you may mbly. Easy work at qualify for training assistance. DADDY -O's . DIP/CERT. Lotus, Wordperfect. 45"1.77'1'0 Ext 103 0 -base, multimate, accpao, GRILL24hou�rs,mckxft bedford. Ventura, Pagemaker, Harvard and Corel. Firwncal as- Waitress/Cashler Sunday sistance available for eligible students under 45 or over who Mon. -Fri. Days D not qualify to free training. HAIRSTYLIST/ Durham Business Computer C� ��� College. 427.3010. (TF) _ _ ESTHETICIAN COMPUTER Courses. private training. Intro to PC and DOS. Word Perfect 5.1, Bedford references available, call the Of- ,ice Exchange. 430-1372. WANT Money? NeededonW@Stneyllear4Q1 ambitious. eel motivated peopp Individual to be an adrrnstraive assistant. This person must have office experience, excel- lent typing skills as well as being (112891) for a fun concept in home, Pte: 42 110 General Help lingerie sales. Flexible fours. free training' car an asset. 428- puter experience or word pressing would be a definite TELEMARKETER needed 3 I mmediate opening for a 0052.(110691) EARNING money can be funl Community Service HAIRSTYLIST required for busy We offer our customers a 100% NEED a new hairstyle? I am hair salon in Whitby. Wage plus money back guarantee. Find out how you can earn extra est part entering the Ontario Women's commission. Call 668.7494. time or full time from your office Hairstyling Coopetition and am (110791) home. Phone 434.0485 24 looking for individuals to praya SIGN Manufacturing company in his or 416.761.7506 24 lours. tits the hairstyle 1 will be Ajax requires a sign instalet/ Of lax 623-0758. (110391) entering. If you are interested in getting the latest and unique trainee Apply in person at 375 Fr�corn St., Ajax. (110891) PROMOTIONAL DISPLAY style, and are open minded and department requires 10 en - understand this is clearly an GAILUND requires cleaners for thusiastic people to most and ask -no -questions. style, then you � servics• Days, bondable, deal with our customers. $12.50 are who I am looking for. reliable. 683.7526. (110791) per hour. worked plus bonuses. Serious callers only. Call EARN Money reading txx,ks. Full and part time positions Pauline, 10 a.m.-12 noon. Mon- S30,000/yr. Income potential. available. Car required. Cal( be. day. to Friday.- 57@-5591, --0e 000 tails. 44W6 *2_& talrean 10.5 p.m. Mr. Wilson 6B6 (112291) -Eat. CY•103. (112791) tlti22. (11fA91r - A PICKERING Company re- quires an eager self -motivated The person we require 130 Sales Help/ AMBITIOUSI/I Does this should: Agents describe you? 1 am the top I earner in a company doing ■ hold a valid driver's license ■ provide transportation for seniors from their homes to store and back ■ be personable and out -going ■ be able to work flexible hours If you are qualified and have references, we are interested in hearing from YOU. Please apply in person with your resume to: LOEB Baywood 105 Bayfy Street West Ajax, Ontario RETIREE - PART-TIME - 5 hours per day - Valid and clean driver's licence Some office work and driving between Pickering and Oshawa 427-3393 Contact Steve McElhinney EARN MONEY IN SPARE I I Individual to be an adrrnstraive assistant. This person must have office experience, excel- lent typing skills as well as being tramers, with or without lerY horns P ray plan. Call Marg an organized individual. Com- for details at 436-0248. (110791) LOEB, Baywood has an puter experience or word pressing would be a definite TELEMARKETER needed 3 I mmediate opening for a asset. We provide an excellent benefit and compensation pack - plus 70% commission. 668- 1212. (days) 666.3058 (eve) Community Service the qualified individual. ; Please contact Robert Behan, 8 executives. Phone 420-0506 daily. 10-1 only. Vehicle Driver a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday - Friday, 427-2000. (11()891) The person we require 130 Sales Help/ AMBITIOUSI/I Does this should: Agents describe you? 1 am the top I earner in a company doing ■ hold a valid driver's license ■ provide transportation for seniors from their homes to store and back ■ be personable and out -going ■ be able to work flexible hours If you are qualified and have references, we are interested in hearing from YOU. Please apply in person with your resume to: LOEB Baywood 105 Bayfy Street West Ajax, Ontario RETIREE - PART-TIME - 5 hours per day - Valid and clean driver's licence Some office work and driving between Pickering and Oshawa 427-3393 Contact Steve McElhinney EARN MONEY IN SPARE REQUIRED immediately - TIME. Low investment. Jewel- tramers, with or without lerY horns P ray plan. Call Marg ezper encs. Telephone 728 - for details at 436-0248. (110791) 7152 after 6 p.m. (1 too,,, HAIRSTYLIST with rcentelle. TELEMARKETER needed 3 wonderful opportunity. Salary hours daily, 9-12. Must have ex - plus 70% commission. 668- 1212. (days) 666.3058 (eve) penance in contacting top level executives. Phone 420-0506 daily. 10-1 only. TOADVERIISEMTM (iiosgi) SEC111011 CALL HAIR Tracks requires full and S74-2533 Pan Wire stylists. Must be oner- 7fe-7e72 getic and willing to work. Cal 571-0066.(110791) 120 Office Help 120 Office Help ACCOUNTING CLERK Must have computerized accounts payable experience, telephone communication skills, account anaysis experience. This is a contract position. Hourly rate $12.00. Please contact the Personnel Department at: JET MOULDING COMPOUNDS 686-1707 ext. 233. Part -Tilde Real Estate Office at Valley Farm Rd. and Hwy. 02 Alternate Evenings and Alternate Saturdays. Call Rose -4204200 Sales s Helpir Ag� FLORSHEIM SHOES is expanding to the Whitby area Manager trainees and full- time sales help required. Applications may be picked up at Smborough Town Centre store. (Located lower level near S6ers.) We area new high tech retail direct com- munications sales chain requiring several ex- perienced, professional and highly driven sales rpeople for our busy mar - place Existing locations in- clude, North York. Mar- kham and Ajax sin far' Reception skills would aiso be an asset To arrange an interview, call (416) 587-0862 Joe Shears mesa in 7 no. 6. 1 am looking for s few good people to Team my business. These people can expect Ill finest training in the 40 billion per yew nutritional diet industry. Oshawa 434-0485 (24 hours) Toronto 761-7508 (24 hours) or fax 623-0758. (110691) 135 Skilled Help AUTOCAD operators for landscape architect, full/pan tmte. start immediately. Some training provided 427-2762. SELL IT NOW CALL 570-2533 ?W7M 135 Skilled Help 135 Skilled Help INDUSTRIAL IECHANIG'MLLWRIGHT Manson Insulation Inc has permanent fWLtimer opening for Industrial MectnanicJMilinghts at the manufacturing operation in Scarborough Operation are Caned out on 3 shins. Applicants should have an industrial mechanic nxllieritght kerne and; Have 3-5 years Industrial isaperience Be obis b rod bkleprve; artd use Namisr calipers and micrometers Posses own fwd tools Manson offers a COmpelIIING wage rate and a cornprefrraim berelits padkage Ouaihed appkcarts please said resume to: MANSON INSULATION INC. $421 LAWRMCE AVE EAST wESr RLL, OUT, M1 E 493 ATT)_ Al Davidson Hosp. Medical Hosp. Medical 150 Dental 150 Dental EXPERIENCED VENIPUNCTURIST & ECG TECHNICIAN Required for private laboratory. Time share approx. 14 hrs. per week. Typing an asset. Call Mrs. Murphy 429.4913 NURSE OR R.N.A. FOR BUSY FOUR DOCTORS' OFFICE PART-TMEIFLEXMLE HOURS AM L SIEPPARD AYE HYGIENST required 2 days per week to fill In for maternity leave. 0811683.1391 DENTAL Hygenists required, SCARBOROUWI Ajax area. 4282727. (11089 1) CALL - 252-M7 RNA - Part fines for, 1-2 evenings and occasional Saturdays at busy family lareaio, Pleasant AJAX - dental officeraquass nphone manner, good part-time hygenisl, part tune alio , erW venipuria. receptionist with sortneocimp er skills essential. Phone666. experia nce. Call Kym 428-0188. 5412 Monday -Friday. 10am. - lo.m 1/707911 165 Day Care 165 Day Care Availat�le Available DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAY CARE Oflsn W WW4 bving dry Can tar 4114" i weeks (std up in sup6rvind hones at walomblei rats. Serving Alar vidwritg area sines 199 Call 286.1207 0 LJ E1 0 CHILDCARE available in my home, Mother of 2 has openingfor LOVING mother VAI love and . 1 M years aid up. Hot 2lenced care for your children in Mr meals yard. overlooks horns Harwood and Cloveridge school, toys. playroom, receipts. area, 885 full liens days weekly, Westney Rd and Delaney Cam flexible hours, shift workers 427.1736. (110391) - - - _welcome. Phone 426.7998. Day Cera c 165 J►vall,*ble* 220 220 �° 1980 Buick Sk g Skylark, V-6, good THE NEWS ADVENMEH SUNDAY, NOV. 3,1991 -PAGE 19 (110691 NC) GREAT for the disc jockey - AKAI For Sale ase 270 ' Video Automobiles 3� Re atfort 370 M Apo itis enrs 400 4 0 MOTHER d 2. reeson.bl. rafles, declawed, greatly missed. WALLPAPER deararloe and a0t. Call 427 - For Sale vehicles s Rent For Rent Aox hO11 f 1eid yard• wIs of toys, apes 1 and up• first aid and Hot mesh and snacks. ANTIQUE DINING ROOM •overor 1•� rolls from 99 cents to $9.95 a double roll, Open 5 da n COMMCOMMODOR 128 •colour monitor, dish drive, printer, 11M7 Excels. Ponys, Steam. automatidstardard, 2 doors, 4 1991 EZ - Go electric poll cart, used ori• _�. 1979 Shams. Pets -Su Iles' PP . CPR. 686-7947.(110691) In Mint Condition Pet week. Mon. Fri., 96 p.m., Sat. 95 p.m. 623-6961.65 King excellent comes. n - a days condition - da s 868-3022, 401x4• candiedcall. 11,00042 DDD x-0817. 427.7154. rock Maorhome, $,7,000.[571-3522 LUEWATER PARK EXPERIENCED daycare In my Wesiney Table and 4 chairs St. E., Bowmanville. (TF) evenings, 430-8628. (110591) (110791) {1 10591Phone ) APARTMENTS 1986 home. any age, and Come and visa My Dad's Store, FREE - Southmeade Park FOR SALE - Tandy 1000 SOX Chevrolet Caprice Classy ApartmentsTBY P • TLC, nutritious meals, outdoor waterbed with NEW semi mo- . o Lake Driveway. 683-0755. (110391) _ Op 150 Clubhouse. Oshawa (inside), Kawartha/Simooe S., computer with colour monitor, 2 drives. 640 K RAM, DMP fI06 vinyl roof, air condition. power locks and windows, $3500. Calleas 400 For Rent m DAYCARE available, fulls Part 68176 SUnd November 3, 104 aY P.m. Crafts, 106 Printer, asking $395. Epson p FX 185, 15' wide $189. 420.5258. (110691) AJAX -large one bedroomely suites and 2 bedroom suites, in maintained building, broadloom, 3 0530 (Oshawa). (110591 SNC) time, hot lunches and snacks, IenolKf yard, playroom Itis of GRANDFATHERclodks- gigan• jewellery. Nintendo games, ski articles/clothing, used printer, More used printers and coin- 1985 Chevette CS., 4 door, auto., new tires and 4 door, basement apartment, with, laundryroom, kitchen, 22 x 14 pool, snooker table, games room, lenni5 toys and fun. Harwood and tic clearance sale. We pay GST household, Heirloom books Pullers available. Ask for Stuart at 668-3487 t 10591 ( ) good condition, call 728-9604 living room 4 acct antes, cablefClSe f00m, laundry fatalities and covered Dryer area. Barb 686-9865. On selected models. Set up and made to order. Refreshments. . before 9 p.m.$2300. (11059 1) air, utilities, separate entrance, every Sunday only. 1730 Sim- (110391) delivery Induced. Best prices. EXPERIENCED mother has 433-1491. (TF) (110391) 280 Lost & Found 1965 Oldsmobile Ciliente, fully loaded• electric sunroof, double parking, non-smoker, $65(1Q1 monthly, references. 686.2516 Ka1hlNllst. W. P' FIVE lace drum set, $200 space available. TLC, hot EVERYTHING must go - Call 576-5259 anytime. e. PIANOS - Gigantic Clearance E tire, 170,000 kms., asking � n9 AJAX -one bedroom baseman, MOn--Frl• 9.7 & Sat. -Sun. 12.5 meals, various activities. Chesterfield and chair, 4300, Westney, north of Hwy 2. 428 queen size water bed, 4100, (111491 SNC) FOUND - small baa le cross, 9 male, Finch and Brock Rd area. $4600 certified or best offer. Cal 428-0747. (110591 SNC) apartment, available immaciatel , $595 month) 1,l y Y S St11ELTER MOVING - must sell, 0707. (110391 SNC) maple kitchen set, 1250., Pup sofa, waterbeds, twin bed, table/ 420-1567. (110391 NC) 1992 Pontiac Acadian. 2 door, utilities, laundry, parking CORPORATIOPI out couch, $100., skiffs, poles, RESPONSIBLE mother of two locking to babysil in my own boots, size 10 $100, 2 desks. chars, )-tore, la lamps and more. Evenings 420-5225. Open FOUND - white male neutured declawed hatchback, 4 cylinder, automatic. Must seal $900 o.b.o. included. near latter. non smoker. 428-7720_ (110591) home. located near Bayly and best otter, 420-8169 or 267- House Sat and Sum 1.5 p.m. long haired car, Ross land/Durham 23 area. Call 579.5102. (TFSNC) AJAX new t bedroom basement • 0 0 n LJ 1 • 1 • 1 • Butcher. Call 428.2159. 7. (110391) 1154 Gloucester, Finch/Bowler ( ) Karen, 686-3642. (110591NC ) 1980 Buick Sk g Skylark, V-6, good apartment. available Dec. 1, (N ; (110691 NC) GREAT for the disc jockey - AKAI west of Liverpool. (1 1o391) _ LOST Bown Cat, 1 bad eye, condition. $650 as is. Telephone $600 Per month all inclusive. Near Go G10691 �ra,(a/'/,1 I%FLI ARE you unhappy with your cur- 4000 DB Reel to Reel CLEARANCE new beds from declawed, greatly missed. 5797576. (110891) and a0t. Call 427 - Wanted rent caregiver? Former working Tape Recorder Dolby System. who knows what Best offer. Call 721-0808 $99. Sofas and chairs from $599. New dinettes from Please call 683-6363. (110891) 1980 Grand Prix SJ, loaded Near ) ONE oar 24, AvaAabie November 12, CKC registered. Tattooed and mom your going through would love to look (Oshawa) alter 4 p.m. Monday to Friday, $139 Used fridges, stoves, washer- Pets -Su Iles' PP black landau roof, good rbrlditlon, asking $1800 or best and two bedroom apart- mentis for rent. 309 Cordova Rd. doorlocks, tat steering, cruise, new ex c-usive lakes de con - after your children. 8311-6396. anytime weekends. (110591 SNC) sand dryers from St99. Large 290 Boarding otter. 430-2143 leave message. Oshawa. Available anytime. 1 (110391) selection of used furniture. clear. $450 each 839-5708. (110591) Please call after 5 p.m. 579 . more. QUALITY child care in home QUEEN size blue velour Come and visa My Dad's Store, manCanMoed. rs. (I173. bedrooms. 900.4500 sq. ft.. man Motors. („089„ AJAX spacious t bedroom 2387 or576-6724.(110591 ) ie information, call 434-3764. 12 oriental rug, one electric • TLC, nutritious meals, outdoor waterbed with NEW semi mo- . o 116 Brock St. S. 430-0561. Visa SHIH Tzus puppies, purbread, females, 1979 Capri, 4 cylinder arNfm cassette, auto, little safety. AJAX - bachelor basement Apartment Rentals tionless mattress and six and indoor activities. Part time drawers. $app. Drafting table, full time, Burcher/ 9 accepted. (112691) ------- '-- NEW Hi-elliciency furnace. males and small and adorable, $300 ready November $1250 s best offer. Call 404- C apanment, Private entrance, "We of any age, Baldly, call 683-0511. (110391) $50. left land drafting machine. gas 105,000 BTU $1,050. Fisher 160 22, $tib deposit, will hold. Call 0530 (Oshawa). (110591 SNC) parking. $475 per month in- eludes utilities. Phone 686- can give you a choice location" $200. 4334172. (111491SNC) Employment watts stereo with cabinet, 36' 728-3769. (110591) FREE to loving home, 2 house NO G.S.T. At Deal$ On Wheel$ Pudic Automart. Over 2 6679. (110591) - No charge to you! AJAX Pickering Appliances, no 170Wanted reasonable offer refused. Fully column speakers. Best offer. 6aC with colour Commr. cats, male and female, neutured acres of vehicles for sale owner, Open ONE bedroom basement suite. Call 579-1626 or 576-6956 garuntead reconditioned so monitor, software $500. 686- and declawed, good with every Sunday only. 1730 Sim- walkout, parking, utilities• cable included. Available Nov. 151 Avail MEN with trucks will do appliances. Come make a 0510. 110797 ( ' children. 683-0928 after 6 p m, coo St. N. Oshawa, 725.0002. f650 Cdr t st' Coq Evenings 579-1629 household moves, deanuP 1 deal. 427-6784, 467 Westney t PIANOS - Gigantic Clearance (110391) - - - Leave messaoe ITEM 11 est. Russ 428-0223. (110791) odd jobs. decorating, painting, Rd S A (TF) FREE to ood horre P _ anythingg. Call Carl 01 Jane, 427- 2856. (TF) 1a't AFFORDABLE used office Sale. jorght, grand and digital Telep433-1 Piano Works. g u- German Shepard, Oki English �� O Trucks For AJAX - bright. spacious Two Sale bed'r�om apartment, central air, 205 furniture, . Ch cabinets. 540. OerJk, $40. Chairs, $,0. Tables Oshawa. Oshawa. 433-1491 (TF) -- -- _ - Dog Sheep D cross 4 weeks old. Call 6214509 (t, 089,) ;-Carate entrance. available ^mediately, $595 plus 40's Firewood $10 and more. We buy and sell. 230 Articles YELLOW Lab puppies. 3 1968 GMC Jxn Barry rry. 5-75, 4,c4, --isles. First and past. Call loween pumpkins from $1 - $5. 285-0482, 2480 Lawrence Ave., Wanted 'emacs. 5 macs, ban SOP Serra Classic. V-6 auto, power 8397496 (1513391) - - Pit E Scarborough. (11219 1) WANTED >';+-; '• ^i-;, oar 24, AvaAabie November 12, CKC registered. Tattooed and steering, power brakes. air Conditioning. Power windows. AJAX '7he Breakers-, brand ROKA LETS Make A Deal - apartment wdShers and dryers, working ortest sits, dewormed. F,negt doorlocks, tat steering, cruise, new ex c-usive lakes de con - LUMBER size fridge/stove, brand new, not. Also wanted, P,CkJp truck Pet,gree. Parents x-rayed, hips am/fm cassette. 1 owner, all dom,nimuim for immediate onginal. 187'000 kms-• $8900 �5or571 1986 $hoo or best offer. Sola bed. $125, kitchen table. $50 (newer than 1978) Call Pcker clear. $450 each 839-5708. occupancy. 1.2 and 3 Mike Jack' DRY FIREWOOD . more. trig 420-8833. (TF) 1,0391 ( ) manCanMoed. rs. (I173. bedrooms. 900.4500 sq. ft.. man Motors. („089„ AJAX spacious t bedroom Welcome to wren. 427.823,. ie information, call 434-3764. 12 oriental rug, one electric door. auto. air cord., Pb•Ps. ar. featuring S appliances. air con., HARDWOOD (110691) /�/� V Arts 3 Crafts 260 Automobiles 0 1983 Chew S-10 Pick up, balconies and solar,yr^s. in - X00° I rs at Certd After 6 der round n 9 parking. hearth 4'x8'x12%$60 QUEEN Boxspnng/mattress, cher hOusehoid items. Call 831- For Sale Y Y . club 4'x8'x16" - $6$ new central vac, pet carrier. bird VENDORS rvi^ k -d a w bestrtw�ffeer 0-331is17. sho�'ng and GC Transit. Cal a.m. Call 8390324. (t 1069!) win indoor pod b sauna. exer. SOFTWOOD cage. bag Puppy Chow. new vinyl floorinng, new brass Door Oshawa Nov 17, Phone after 6 1991 Cava ", -IS, •- ar, a -•o. ase room and bd6ards room. To 1978 Ford best Wier as as yon, tit. 6555-325-32$1.20 96. a few' oa,I 426-!874 ( 11069', 4'x6'x16'-� knobs and cabinet Hardware. P m. Aprdle s Anne ne 136 upgraded interior, 4 cylinder, $.. (110791) AJAX spacious one bedroom AJAX 55 Falby Court Dedrocr i a" '- Jndrtldr oroadl�n- 2 aoci,3rcps �a.,r�r, 'aGil',eS SauraS ,rd oxer -se roam car ; .ncludec Call 683-6021 � Sat -Sun. 12-5 S"ELTEERR Mon. -Fri. 9 5. %.,ORPOR41110M 041427.7374. (1 10391) 3rA•+8 (110691) .,900. 686-0191. (510391) D.1 --I apartment. separate - Free Deliver b t3ithees Arae UPPER Delivery YARNS -saw 25 30h. on k►ad- 1989 Pontiac Frab rC. olad ort^ ft s^rrarce. au^C r 'ac,laes bunga:ow. 5875 month y, 2.3 EataWieMA19tl As good Massage bed. single. in g rain* brand yarns. Our grey mens. Power steerT, `20 Vans, 4 Wheel :orkrg Avail-aWe . 1.1 Dale 705-277.3381 Asgoodr now. cost $2400,for November special is: 'Opal brakes. rknndows. door loo's. V Drives 5545 per monrn ,ncluc,ri Montutilities. Aso 2 oS5W base. sale for $7100. 6832733. o meat apart'es $599 ma -11y. aevenings 416-434-6665 (102591) Mei. mohair 55.04ball. Cal antenna, T-ropf, aa, tilt. cruise. - •.es artier nomsrngkers ,0 7,2 �,,. as Ava ab e 721-9433. Hours 4 p.m. - 9 p.m, tog lamps. ground effects, am FOR ^'s 683-4015 eve- ^;s el ARK f r nr 420 BROOK LIN F:rewooc FOR SALE - 4 x 8 ft. end (1,0791 close ) fm cassette. Low Miles. Askin 9 O Aerostar 1988, 7 pas- 1,0391 t 1 van excellent -al y 0 0 5631 0891, seasoned 2 years. (muffed $a5 per face cord picked UD). box utility trader, $599. One CRAFT Sale - Lynette and Dolour TV. $75, one lass dm y 9 �9 $53.500 or bast offer. a4 436 1502. (t t0791SNC) ceOSHAWA Affirm cassette. arPi one beer°°^' Power ateerng.er, radiobrakes. NEW 3.., Ong. only 3 ;,nits ,art hardwood, free delivery. Hal- friends will be hosting a room table (circular) and t Christmas Craft Sale on Nov. 1 1969 REPOS from banks and steering. power Drakes. apartment. 4 piece batMoom, 41.000 kms.. only $9300_ Phore eat �n kitchen, walkout tion- aid r4 o your unit. 2 loween pumpkins from $1 - $5. chairs. $100. Call 4274990. and 2nd and 3d. 10 a.m. to 5 leas n coin 9 companies. tl0 cars. ( ) 666-3159. t 10591 Irving room 10 fit^Cad yard bedrooms. 4 a001iante be Hwy 1210 Spencers Rd. Leh to Ashburn Rd. (110691) m. at 15 Patricia Ave. (Second - - P' trucks, vans at WHOLESALE Park ^�, laundry room 675 y Y ^ 3' seconds 110- 4,'!. 83' ^v^tr 655-8797. FREE skids Is firewood .717 lith oft King past Rrtson) Plenty Wilson Rd S. Call first Prsoes. Why PAY &W. Cal tM P4 0-- x2868388 (TF) TT>uri;hly includes uhktisil 434- 360 Snowmobiles'5 a7 leave S,mcoe S• S 5825 p,us • mor•rs free a^! Cali 433- Articles 0 and ask of Christmas trimmings, message. AvaAabe �5or571 1986 For Sale for Mark. 725-3630. (TFALL) wreaths, jewellery, bunnies, ecenrier 1st (110891) ONE speed Dike. one 9.6 x - bears and much more. For 1=67 Reliant LE. 4 cylinder, t AJAX ! AJAX spacious t bedroom FREE skids - is firewood etc. ie information, call 434-3764. 12 oriental rug, one electric door. auto. air cord., Pb•Ps. ar. bedroom basement TWO - 1979 140 Kawask tsaserne^t aparr-+e^t. ava,labn 650 McKay Flo., Prdk Da ay erg- Ys (1106911 chain saw, one double bed, fm cassette, new paint, brakes, o apar,^rent, separate entrance, Intruders, liquid cooed, low Dec. ,., pmrate entrance. ridge. any 7 am. - 3 p.m Monday to cher hOusehoid items. Call 831- exhaust- dyes, ban Candied. Parking, $55C mdusrve. Close to stove. Park ng, Cape. 4 p,erxe Call4 Friday. (TFNALL) 7402. (110391) $5200 or best offer. 4331661, bestrtw�ffeer 0-331is17. sho�'ng and GC Transit. Cal bath, closets. carpeted and (t 10391) (110791) 427.0931 after 6 p m. (110691) tiled. No pets once negot,arft Phone 428 9'35 ;t 059 i AJAX s �v:•�orrs. was^er and Crier •• cgs, spa+e. 5850 rnprtr ly plus .IA,T s. ava,labu Dec ! . caA 839 7%9 ! t 1039' ) PICKERING avadable ng -r, away 2 7e11room basemen• apart•-enta p,eq barh, frOge- stove. washer and dryer Separate entrance Park^g space Jtm es rricluideC Ca.i 286 965C (11089.1 PIC KERING - !o a marae work ng « s0 a sen cotta,^ed bachelor apartmenr. close To Shopping and Go $425 •monlnty ncluCes cable, u!- I as. non smoker preferred. First las: references required. 420-8643 .,029'1 of 1111,000. every Sunday ;. PA i! PAGE 2&THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOV. 3.1991 400 Apartments For Rent ROOM and '.v••.� .-i •.,..i '„ •ems.! Furnished In executive home No kitchen facilities $350 in cludds laundry facilities No, smoker. wilt suit single person. 4242706 (1 10691) 400 Apartments 4 00 Apartments For Rent For Rent AVAILABLE VVi.,. A'i,v ,r. TWO De r,•po•.• ap.0 !T.. n!, Whitby and Oshawa SpaDous siorO, real, Hydro newly painted car included Laundry facilities carpeted ri Close to all amanes• first and apartmenis Close b tun and Last, available Dec. 1 . can 434 shopping. An utddkes 9XJUOed. 6311, leave messsage No pets One bedrooms, from ------ SOUTH A ax$575 one bedroom and two bedrooms from LARGE m bedroom basenwnt $675. Can 666 51 74- ,ic,ir,nenl. separate entrance. 4 toasamont in adult hoe, Cable. m anytms Piece bath, fully furnished laundry, parking, private PICKERING one bedroom kdahewn wen fndgerstove, $595 entrance. 4 P4" balh. on bus b:lserner-! apartment, parking. monthly, f,n.,,Llst. rem can after and Go kno 663 6044 (11039 1) Indigo, stove, utilities included. 8.30 8312716. (1 10391) SOUTH Ala. one bedroom basement aparlmontafter SIng person. references. Can LUXURY one bedroom base. 7 p m. 683 2457. (110391) separate entrance, sell contained, men' apartment, separate CUBLET, large 1 bedroom entrance. Frildi stove, bathheb7 laundry facilities, Non smnukur No S55C apartment, central Whitby, shower, laundry room, very pots. inciusmve. Phone 427 3570. (11Gag isnc) clean, security building. modern Must see to believe. balcony, laundry available Downtown Whitby Available ONE MONTH FREE with one im m edmate.y, $500 monthly . Nov. 1., 470 7586. (11059 11 yea, .ease Rosamond. 182 hydro. Can Cmsbna days, 427 LOVELY one bed�oorn apart. 9160 D'ArcyST. Cobourg Luxury one evenings. 668-7252. merit on main level path and 2 bedroom suites, from AJAX - two bedroom condo separate entrance and full use $656montn plus hydro. Rent to apartment, fridge, stove, avail of backyard Ali utilities own option available. 3723355, able Dec. 1st $850 inclusive included. Minutes to 372.1955 or 436-2605. Can 427-8791 before 10 p.m. transportation. Suds business (TFNALL) and leave rnesra'e. (110791) person. All for only $575. Avai- 40119MCOE I bedroom $520 OSHAWA row budding in con. able Nov. 301h. Carl 8391783. Plus hydro. appkances.avadabie wsnieM location. One and two PICKERING Village. 1 bedroom Immedaely. 1-416-299-397& bedroom apartments with it". studio apartment, vaulted { 110591) stare. washer and dryer. parking oeiing, sky -light. parking, air OSHAWA - large 2 bedroom and unities included. Call 404- otxdriorwrhg, 11600. 427-0622 or apartment. Private main 1388 leave Massa". (TF) 286.9209 evenings.(110691) entrance, fridge/stove, wiasheu SOUTHEND Rightists, 822 ROUGEMOUNT PICKERING dryer. 4 pace bath. carpeted. Glenn St.. vary dean and large AREA. 3 bedroom main Nooc at blinds, bright, clean, near units, 2 bedroom, $664 available house, $950 month includes hospital, parking, $750 Inclusive. January 1, no pets or imnwdiaely. 1 bedroom $575 utilities, laundry facilities. available immediately, cable, smokers. 579.6945. If 10691) Parking. Available Nov. 1. 286 parking and heating inclded. 1941 or 683-6838 after 5. MAIN floor . large bright 1 bedroom apartment in new TWO bedroom basement ONE bedroom basement home. Fi idge/stove. Orgies and apartment. close to Pickering apartment private entrance, Town Centre and Go Station. cable included. Single Harwood and Gayly. $600 per nice neighbourhood, $700 plus month. 686-0473. (110691) occupancy, non smoker, 1/3 utikties 831-4208 (110381 _ 1 fireplacemad and firewood. AvallablPICKERING Village - furnished immediately. 666-4599. (110891) bachelor apartment. $115 per PICKERING week includes ut I L roomy bachelor, close to mall, full kitchen and bath. separate entrance, ulilnias included. Cable. sun waking parson. $500 monthly. lsVlast. Relerences.839-9131.(110391) OSHAWA - available im- mediatey - cozy two bedroom basemrerr apartment, 4 pilloo Oath, appliances. $650 per month, utilities included. First and W. References. 728.4530. leave message or 436-9234. (110891) 1 i les and (able. 1stAast month required. 6838942 evenings. (1 10591) PICKERING Very large two bedroom basemen. new grey broadloom newly pairied, own Private entrance, no pets but children wolloorrna. Close b Go, 3725.498-7M. (110591) AJAX - three bedroom LARGE Professr onaly finished apartment, main floor of 1 bedroom apartment, own bungalow fudge. stove, washer. -dr-M. fridge, sit". Loja aa, dryer. $925 includes toddies. 1st cable. parking. all included. and last months rent, available quiet neighbourhood, non - Dec. I. Cal Michael at 262.5754 stroking, $670 per nwdh. 686 from 9.5 p.m. 660.0961 after 6 0772. (1,0391) p.m.(110791) -----------_.- - - AJAX - very nice executive 2 PICKERING - ry renovated bedroom basement apartyrerw. large one bedroom basement walk to Go Stalopm, separate apartment. laundry. Close to Go, entrance, lull bathroom• air, ran smoker. $525. 831-9680, cable. $725 inclusive. FrsVlast. after 6 p.m. or weekends. No pets, 831.2273 Clovis. 400 Apartments For Rent TWO ono bedruuri .rr•,ul:trinL' lot rent in downtown apartment building. new .alit ili.inLats plus union By all);"rtrne nt, adults. Firsti Let 433 8891.(110891) 400 "�bl' ts TRIPLEX - 2 bedroom, laundry. Parking. heal. and outdoor /fool included. $685. Available Dec. 1.. 579-2853 anytime. (110791) OLIVE and Wilson area 2 bedroom apartment, fridge. stove, heat, hydro included Parking and laundry available. $611 monthly. 1st andlast required Available Dec. 1.. Call Jed. 2638369 or 2632522. (110791) PICKERING 3 bedroom upper level bungalow, shared utirl,es, close to all amentias, available Immediately _ $975 per month, first and last, relerencoss, 831 7090 (110391) AJAX 2 bedroom basement apartment, separate entrance, parhinq, cable, stove and frdge. availabe Dec. 1., no pots or children preferred. $S95 Week days atter 5, 6838407 or weekends anytime. (110 79 1) AJAX $585 per month, one bedroom basement apartmery in quiet owner occupied house. close to Go bus, plaza. clean. bright, private• all utilities Included. 286-6732. (11039 1) OSHAWA large bright 2 bedroom basement apartment, close to all amxerit*m. $450 per month plus portion of utdtees. Phone Frank. 7280627 (110591) WILSON Village - 767 and 769 Wilson Rd N.. Oshawa Two bedroom units available immediately. Dec. 1 and January 1, $790 Two bodroorn unit available Dec. 1 . $820. dove. fridge. utilities included. No pets. Appkcairorm may be picked up at Durham Region Non Profit Housing Corporation, 1615 Dundas St. E. 4th floor, 1 ang Tower. Whitby. Of Call 436 6610 bell*-- 8 30a. m. 4.30 p m. weekdays. (110791) CENTRAL Oshawa one bedroom uPPW floor apartmernt, freshly painted, renovated bathroom, own entrance. non smoker preferred. SSW monthly Plus hydro Phone 5,'1 2005. (110991) NORTH Oshawa two one bedroom apartments, clean, qumt building, 2 applcrnces, Laundry and parking, avadable wmecli.lrely $52740. $:*:811 Can 41129355 (11039 1) AJAX Very dear, new spacious t).a5ter-t apartment Ip rant i fAalurec separate entrance. 2 appliances and utrlet,us ncluded On Ajax and Go transit routes Call 4.- C.f48 (1 10391) WHITBY unique large t bedroom. ower unit or triplex 4 .hpP4JrU-"s, funpLrce. available -lOc'Jan. $'.85 plus utildees 420 6652 (1 10591) WHITES `south of 40f w.rk to 410 Houses For Fie•v n .lend c onseft rrxn area 1 b"d-nkrn. 5 an phance.s, Lige Rent ^trait. newly renwat.ed 839 "'84 (1 10.191) OSHAWA !;-ith close to Gm, 3 bedrewrn tr,ng.Ak)w. rmmin floor Drily. puking lex two $4L' in eludes all uhlrtes. (;lose to iransp rl:euon and shopping No pets. Seniors Discount Teieeptnone 72'5 2784 I I I o N 1) NORTH Whitby executive htmn. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths. gar - don kllcMen, dark. g.iSS Mat, 2 fi1OPLx:es, $17,0 ,xmthly AI -.o furnished Lrrgo bachelor ap,mmnt, $495 Inclusive. 433 5550 or 5 76 8181 (1 10591) AJAX 43 Kirkham Dr. 3 bedrooms, 4 appliancOs. an, cenlr.i vac. upper kmil only. SW plus utiitres Days, ^itmwl 6831821, offerings 4281367. (t 10791) -- WHITBY 4 bedroom semi detached. quw neighborhood on bus rOU19. Close to SChQi and shops. Available Dec. I_ first and last, $900 momhy. 666- 3774 or 420-66233. (1 10591) EXECUTIVE 5 bedroom, 3 baths, faddy morn, freplace, deck. dieing roorr, 5 appliances, garage, east Oshawa, 576- 9312, also 3 bedroom. Oshawa Centre, includes one bedroom apartment. 1 266 7119. (110391) _-_...-. 410 Hw R � 410 1k+use Reef Pickering - West Shore 3 bedroom main floor, 5 appliances, available immediately. $875 monthly. Close to GO and school. X24.29,-7 after 4 p m. or leave message PI(.KLMING three bedroor top level d home, hall uUlrlie $950 per month. Phone 42( 3871. Available Dec 1 (110591) OSHAWA small, clean bedroom bungalow, separal dinmq morn. and forced you Immediate occupancy s: S Plus utilities. 1st and lac months rent. 6e36797 after pm. (110791) OSHAWA 3 bedtoom sem sleeps to lake and park. finishe recreation room, paved drive lanced yard. tastefull, decorated $895 per month plu utilities. Fist and last Availabl Dec 1., Call 416 839 4552 (110891) _ PICKERING Glendale area 180(1 sq. h . ;' bewdroorm. ; i /, bathrooms, family room wnl fireplace, air cond . < appliances. available Dex:. 1 $1; 50 plus ublrlreas. 428 01 7S (110:91) PICKERING executive home ravine Ike selling. 4 t bedrooms. family room. garage $1200 monthly plus utilities 420 1064.(110791) WHITBY F,alkngbrodc area - bedroom 2200 sq. IT house, wit double garage. Fenced yard available Nov. 1.. $1200 plus Utilities. First and Last 666 1951 (110791) PICKERING - Prirw Glenda area I(4V W ft.. 3 bedroom, central air, pool, fireplace, appianoes, $I 100 per month. utilities. F Irst and last Availability to right ken.Ind 839 5961 (11ONICNC) PICKERING Sc,eborough bordr.t. !spotless detached 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom, air, double g cage. Nov 15, first and Let $1:00 plus utdriers No Pols. 292 3046 or 224 0854 (110391) NEW 3 hedroom. I 1? baths. 4 -1pPl*,mcos, with garage. Westney Heights Available DOC. 1., $800 a month r 282 R610 Or call 294 6095, leave rn res.age (1 10691 ) AJAX th,oehodroorns,g.rage. IuepLk a h.lydwcxxl floors, air pkantxes mncludt.l Very qu*A noighbourhood Cluse to the Like Del*: t er s I l ,,o per ninth 42H (ifitX' (I 10:191 ) AJAX •4BEDROOM HOUSE FOR RENT Fam'iy room w,lr f replace, appliances Ircluded, 2 4 pe baths, 1 2 pc bath, 2 car If E13pQ agI mommy PICKERING Westshore plus utlhtd�, Call Dennis bung., of. 3 1 ..druo'n upper at 404-0009. level Central air. gvage, large driveway Appli.inoss ntk,ded AJAX Wi-tney Fid./FlossLrnd. Laundry 1:rulaies many *rrrrvlculate 4 bedroom, 2200 upgrades. New broadloom, sq. ft., family room, frspLace. Curtains, bknds. OR. I arge deck fenced yard, double car garage, in yard, credit check and air bond, $1200 monthly plus refuT whcOs reugved Cal Steve. IAilrie6 References. Frsulast. Bus, 471 6538 (ill 391) Dec. I , 668 5030 atter 530 -- - - p.m. and weekends. (110891) AJAX Dight, beautiful now one COLSOURNE 2 bedroom bedroom basement apartment. house, finished basement. triple custom twit horse, close to an garage. 5 appliances, $685 amenities. Available Nov. 15. monthly . utilities. Available $650 all inclusive. 427-2380. Nov. 15 416-282.5665. (110791) (110691) 71N0 bedroom apartment with 4 WHITBY brand now 3 bedroom appliances. in Whitby, $595. single home with attached Available Dec. 1., cal 430 3117. garage, available Nov. 15, $900 (110791) monthly plus utilities. Carol PICKERING - Brock/401 - Norris, Remvax Reflection Realty bright. spacious. one bedroom Inc. 434.5222. (110591) baseentrance. apa►ImeM. separate 10 AJAX - new house. 4 bedrooms. Gol"To . �� ' wale W double garage, central vac, GtYTam Centre. $600 includes fireplace. appliances Inclded. urines. Avairabia immedalai Dec. 1., $1300. 426-6892. no f>�. cal 6863533. After 5 (110391) Pistil. (110591) WHITBY - 2 bedroom baserneri OSHAWA - Lugo 3 bedroom afWMWW. Broadloom, central Irony. with fireplace Centrally ai, parking, separate entrance, located, reasonable rent to utilities included. $750 per respoesoble people, no pate' mask, firstllasl. references, no reftsretKes. 7269667. (/10891) Polls. Available Dec. 1., CaN PICKERING Village - three 420-9752 or 66640264. (110891) bedroom bungalow, newly AJAX -large 1 bedroom bate renovated. private. large kill. close to Go and aN faiklies, merit apartment, private appliances, $950. Share entrance, living room, dining utilities. Nov. 16, home 462 - room, fireplace, laundry, 0655, work 4701111. (110691) parking, appliances. $650 _ inclusive. Doc. 1., 686.3417. AJAX - "The Breakers- ex. (110391) elusive lakeside townhouses for LARGE - new one bedroom irrrnediale ocC�y. 1650 sq. apartment for rent In country c d.. gars 5 appliances. air setting, 15 minutes from 00ho" Iuaplace, 1 12 Oshawa. $525 monthly. Call baths, lamilyroorn and health 6232108. (110791) dub. $1150 per month, 428- 1874.(110891) OSHAWA - one bedroom PICKERING West Shore, 3 apartment• an upper lsielofwas bedroom, main floor, 5 kept horse. Private entrance, backyard, parking, laundry appliances, available facilities. $575 reclusive. Aval• immediately. $875 monthly, able immediately. 725-1904. close ro aril Cal (110891) 724-2977 after 4 p.m or leave message. (I11491CNC) AJAX 1 - 43 Kirkhsas Or., upper level, 3 bedrooms. 4 spplianes, air, entral vac, $1150 including utilities. Phone days ask gar Albert 683. 7421, evenings 42a. 7367,(110791) PWJCESWM . 3 bedroom house, 2 1!2 baths. !airily roan with treplace, $1075 per month unities. 839-8802. (110791) WEST LYNDE 3 bedroom badksWil. $975 • utilities. Avai- able Dec. 1st. No pats. Cal Ter. ry 427-6324. (1 10691) WHITES Rd and 401 - female 10 share with same In new 3 bedroom house. dear Paillm i t Creek and Rage non smoker, (n o .)kFvmmd&MWy. 837-2947. AJAX - 3 year old. 2 storey house, 3 bedrooms, 1 u2 baths, several upgrades, available Nov. 15. $970 per month plus 2l 3 utilities. Call 472.9641. (110591) 420 Townhouses For Rent 420 " """°"m For Rent ORMOND Placa - 240 Ormond Dr. Oshawa, 3 bedroom unit available Dec. 1„ $865. Beatrice Woods, 570 Beatrice St. Oshawa. 3 bedroom unit avail abler DW: 1 . $855 Heal, hydro, extra Stove. fridge. garage included, no pets. Applications may be pk-ked up at Durham Region Non Profit Housing Corporation, 1615 Dundas St. E . 41h Ffool Lang Tower Whitby or call 436 6610 between 8:30 am. and 4 30 p m weekdays. (110791) FREE! • 1, 2 8 3 Bedroom Suites • Woodburning fireplaces • 6 Appliances • Air Conditioning • Tennis Court and Car Wash FROM :$500° MONTHLY OPEN HOUSE WEDJTHURS. 3.7, SUNDAYS 114 1651-1667 NASH RD., COURTICE (SE Corner of Nash and Trulls Rd.) Follow the Homelffe Advantage signs. For more information call Josephine Snider (home 579-7505) At Homelife Advantage Realty, 433-4747 4 THREE tndrexxn townhoerse n 430 Rooms To h Pickanng, close to Go. undew ground parking, swimming pod. Rent 2 balhs. 3 appliances. Call Komn at 427 3535. $101S plus ARGF f., n,ishnd bndruom Utilities. (110691) Own 4 pkxa. bath, kitchen and AJAX Wesiney Rd , three Laundry IaOities. Close to Go le' bedroom townhouse Includes 6450 inclusive 427 5830 host free refrigerator, stove, I 1• anytime (110391) 2baths. single car garage. close FURNISHED hotel rooms for to schools. Shopping. transit. rent $12S pw week Private N, $890 plus hydro Available phone, b.ithroon, frexe parking Decembo(,Janua•v. Minimum Laundry facrlaws. Call Dynasts income requirement $365 Inn, 7;"3 5271. JS9 Of" tit W monthly. Can 683 9269, Mondry Oshawa (121991 ) to Frday. 9.a m Spam. (110191) AJAX room in brand new ,1(700 AJAX frewthold townhouse, 3 sq h turnmshed home Live of al b e d r o o m, 1 1,2 baths, 4 f aCeiti e, Responsible rveSon ."Aarxms. g.rago, dose to Go. only. 541,0 utritevs mntiuded Cat schools .rind shopping $9S0 Hon 4."8 0159 (110'41) Plus utilities 839 J922 PICKERING Use of kitchen, (t 108911 walk to (;o Train, P e[ker in g MUST See Lrvauto Whitt)y Town Centre and Pickering i.vg.e 3 bedroom. 1 L? hrhs, Generalmg Station. $325 per eat in ken hen. g.ragr. private month. non smokes pre4wrod. yard New broadloom. 4 Phone4."04318 (1:oto!) alophances, p.tint throughout Shared Minutes to all aniondits, Cao and 450 an 1 I stablisnad ACComm- neighbourhood. No 416-44ontments Extras Dec. PICKI RING V "�.iga 1 or ; I St. $900 t Open Eloise. Nov 9 piffol r. 'c, shirt. new hone. $3',0 AW 10 W. 2481 (1 10891) al nclusmve, F female rweefewrad OSHAWA - 4281213 (1,079,) -4,.icqus 3 bedroom - -- tovvrihorrr.. tndullm unlrr.s and $325 ail inclusive. FIfst hast. ,eprph.mces. close to schools non snukOr. Large unt irnashed 3rd arrvwnrrers C..x 434 3972 room, 2 closets, laundry, (IION I) parkmq. Whibms Rd, Durham _. Fid 4. PkAk ,rq Oueit area. 430 ROOMS To hdkeng Ira, li11 29.',1. Steve Rent - - was PICKFRING townhouse to FURNISH( D srvv rws rc "mm to shorn M.esNw twdrocxn Prtvare rent n qunM Oxexutave horn. line and r.eble S4"W nxxdhly Cable. tt*rlr it ., parking spot pkn 112 uti rtws First and bast avaiLdple Rmi onabto rata.. Carl Available Dec 1 , leave 4279(X77 (110391) message. 8312224 or 369 ONE lumishod room to rend n 0188 f1101g1) Brod* Road and 401 area. In. EXECUTIVE house to share c►ld % Cable TV, use d kitchen with nonsmoking Christian and laundry Trmkties. Asking female. Own room. available $385 monthly. Cal 428 053/. krtrndiasoly Afax by the Like (110691 Ni Rent negotiable. 686 9153. ROOM for rent, south At,,. (1104591SNC) close to transportation, suit PICKERING person to share single female, nonsmoker spacous 3 bedroom home. of Preferred. 427.3571 after 6 p.m. lots central air, puking, Wundry. Of leave massage. (102791) walk to Go and amenim, Non AJAX huge luxuriously fur smoker preferred. Asking =•195 nished room. ensude, shared Per month inclusive. Jim. 831 - kitchen, laundry, parking, 9378.4434658.(110391) sno; rig. transportation. $110 --- - weekly. Also stealer room. $90. Non smoker female preferred. 6838878. if 10391) ROOM n Wesmey Heights, roan smoking working tamale. $350 WSLIasf. 6830908 aher 6 p.m. (110791) AVAILABLE immediatefy - one bedroom n 4 bedroom execu. tive Muse by the HoWay Int, Oshawa. With main floor laundry, room, kitchen, and furnished (amity room, with fireplace. Female to (share with same. Non -snooker. Call 433-1247. (110791) STUDENTS have affordable room for rent In 4 bedroom lowwnhaise, Don Mf11srshspard, available Nov. I., cal 756-3959 Or 686-9153. (110391SNC) PICKERING - (lose to Piduerng Mal. Go alalia, Ontario Hydro. Furnished room, kitchen and latandry facilities. $loo weekly. 420.68%. (110691) AJAX - large M -M trarlsporta- tion at door. Large. friendly hale. $90 weekly. available it... 1. Call Pat 427.7113 a 427.7653. (110391) 'LARGE house to share with two others. Parking• basement• storage. dose b Go,1401/Brodk area. $350 mon". Phone GW_ 0512. call anytime. Leave atessage. (11039 1) SPECTACULAR describes this lakefront horse In Pickering, private beach. park. gardens. dads, ffrop4aoe. washerlidryer, available kmrediapy, a Nov. 30. Non smoker preferred. $420 pks unities. 509-1650 after 5 weekdays or after 9 a.m. weekends. (I10MI) SHARE my, 3 bedroom liana or reef a room in Picketing by the Lake. 831.7244. (11039 1) WHITES RD and 401. Person or couple to share 3 bedroom house, lull use of aN IacMies, air. fnished basemarn and pool. 420-0355. (110691) QUIET considerate Ienlalr wd- kg b share entire home. with sarins. Furnished a unlumished morn Parking. foundry. large backyard. $90 wises. 427-1552. (110591) ROOM for taro! - large home. woodshop aN Inclusive. Mary, extras. Kingston Rd and Wesiney area. $400 per Month. telephone. 416.683-6092. 455 Condos For Rent WHITBY - luxury condo. Brand now 2 bedroom. /lpproxignal,ly, 1200 34 h., 5 apphances. Ar. Parking. $950. Available Dec. I_ Century 21 Lardslar Rocky Inc. 416-3212218. (1 12291) 9 #e I I ,I 41, TIM 455 C°'>d° R M . AJAX • 44 Falby Crt., 2 bedrooms and den, 3 appliances, $995 monthly, avail- able Dec. 1., call 293.3476 or 428-3194. (110391) TWO bedroom condo, quiet building, includes utilities. Close to Go Train, available Immediately. $850 monthly, first and last. 430-8991. (110791) 460 Office & Retail Space NEWLY decorated office near 401, plenty parking, 400 sq. h., private entrance, utilities included. $350 monthly. Call 723-1191. (111491) PRIVATE office space, beautiful Victorian decor, central secretarial, downtown Oshawa, available now from $300 monthly. Call 434.8766. (TF) 465 Warehouse Space AVAILABLE Now - separate storage units, (401/Park Rd). $0.80 per it.. includes hydro. 24 hour access, from $79 monthly. Call 7231191. (111491) 470 Cottages For Rent FABULOUS island retreat, 3 - bedroom home, total privacy. Buchhom Lake. $825 weekly Call 1-705.292-9883, anytime. (103191) Florida 4 0 Vacation Rentals CLEARWATER area Sandkey's hnestl Luxury gun front condo, all amenities imaginable, 2 bedroom. 2 bath• available weekly, further inquiries. Contact Steve. 433 0843 Res. or 728-1162 Bus. (111391) MADIERA Beach - 1500 sq.h. . fully equipped luxury condo. 2.1 bedrooms. 2 towns. heated pod. iacuzzi, top floor directly on gulf. Available weekly/monthly with special pricing Nov. 22 - Dec. 20 and Jan. 318. Photos available. 723.6069. (110791) BASEBALL spring training camps, goo, swirrenig, mimutes to Vero Beach Flonda, lovely 2 bedroom. 2 bathroom. double wide mobile home in 5 -star aduft park. fully equipped. no pets. $850 US, monthly. Call 728- 0808. (110791) 500Homes For Sale • 0 I • �• 0 AJAX 3 bedroom 8 3 bathroom, large kitchen, finished basement, walk to GO train. Only PRIVATE HOMES FOR SALE 500Homes AM For Sale OPEN HOUSE SAT. e& SUN., NOV. 2 & 3,1-4 P.M. 30 REDMOND DR., AJAX PRIME AREA A steal at $229,900, 2,300 Sqit. plus a prof. finished basement with gas fireplace. l yr. new, inground pool, 4 yr, guaranteed. Large greenhouse kitchen with centre island and floor to ceiling pantry, built-in dishwasher, 4 bedrooms, master has fabulous en suite with Separate shower and step up Roman tub, main floor family room with fireplace, main floor laundry, central vac.A Pleasure to show. Value for your dollar, come and compare. Susan days 926-0066 ext 425 or eve. 427-5574. HOUSE FOR SALE .$199,900 Well kept raised bungalow in Westshore area This lovely 3 bedroom has new broadloom upstairs and a finished roc room, bedmom and bath in basement with own entry. Great in-law potential. Close to Pickering Town Centre and GO station. For more information please call 839-65:;A or 281-1832. FIRST TIAL BUYERS 100% FINANCING 'Qualified buyers. Home ownership can be a realty. Find out 1 0 is yours in 1991. Let caring and experience be your pride. CALL: Judith McGuire RE/MAX Rep. WHITBY 668.3800 24 hr. pager 8 answering service uvwnrAYMENT Problems? We Can help. Don't pay rent when you can afford to own. Call Doug or Brent. 6686805• Com- rnunity Financial Services. !111491) BROKER has $10.00010 lend at $147 permonth. Contact Jery at 668-6805. Community Financial SONICes. (11149 1) 535 Lots For SalEAST Osrava. •,y0 50 x 144 serviced budding lots, bwe up Prestige area, ready to go, as. "'ng $110.000 each. Easy terms. Call 7231191. (111491) 540 Out -of -Town Properties VICEROY ..orgy, ;asyr•+er solarium, 1 112 baths on 8. acres. 32 x 36 garage with 10 feet ceiling. Near Northbrook. $189.000 Sav,gny Real Estate Limited. 613.336-2645. (1 10591) 525 Development Development 670 (Personals Land 525Me Land CLEAN FILL SITE AVAILABLE All inquiries: 416-668-8811 ext. 732 este JESUS says. can the bind lead rte bind7 Does your minister wear glasses? The hireling is 'rte hired minister. Micah 3:11, Salah 56 10-12. Jo19475n 10:11. �Carrpbelf 1-705953- . ABORTION ntdmation. Can 683-6033. (TF) VD information, confidential. Call 723.8521 Monday -Friday 6 30 am. - 430 p.m. Free tinct Andays and Thursdays. 410- 5 345 30 p.m. Cap 4338901 during c,,rxc hours. (TF) BIRTH control and family pian. ^ ng counselling. Free and confidential, available Monday 7o Friday. 8:30 am. to 4-30 p.m. C.w,c in Oshawa. Tuesday. 1 to 3 P.m., and Wednesday 1 to 6 P m. Pickering Thurs. 300 p.m. to 6 p.m. For further nfomnarion tail Oshawa 4338901 of Peck. enng 4248781. (TF) tr SS DISTRECentral. Ned eso' Mortgage 670 one rapt canus anylme Insurance Personals 433-1121.427.56..,9 (TF) $179900 A Broker has $10.000 to lend k A mortgage. Repay only $2: monthly. No credo checks. h hassles. Cas Matrix 491 BAY RIDGES detached brick Toronto line or out of town bungalow, 60 it. and g0 it. lot. 3 800.387-6116. (TFALL) bedroom. plus new 2 bedroom ABAX Financial Services Lt, in-law with separate entrance, Private Money to Loan. No if mdtgage available. $179.900• come verification or cred No agents. 839.8877. (110791) checks, power of sales stoppe( 13OWMANVILLE - 2 storey, 3 unlimited private funds for 1s betdroom.2 baCts, sunken mkin 2nd, and 3rd mortgages. Fai floor, famtily room with fireplace friendly in-home service. Protea and walkout. Large master with sional Mortgage Broker, pleas batnedral ceiling, central air and call 322-7711 (24 hours) vaca+um, and more, excellent (110391) decor on greenbelt lot. MORTGAGES to 90% of propel $164.9010- 6239725,• (11 0691) ty value, some below bans BEAUTIFUL semi now Oshawa rates. specializing in pre -qualify Centre, no downpayrtont, As. ing first-time buyers. Mortgage sumo existing 5129,900 and burs for any purpose. A. fllbrtgage. (11 3/4% until Nov. applications considered. regard 1991). Call Paul, 728-4565. less of credit rating and income (110591) Fast service and approvals PRIVATE 113 M.L.S. Ralican Financial Ltd. 571-28W CamPbellford Hwy 30 -4.2 Oshawa, 686-2906 Pickering acres. 3 buildings. 3 bedrooms, (TFNALL) bath, f►ewbuilding. 1,036 sq. IL YESI We can help with 3 piece bath. ktc en, roving -3 mortgages, when the bank says bedroom. storage buildings. No. Bad credit. 917% financing, Stream and park ornament Construction bans, and more, world- Flag salts. $189.900. 1- Cam Doug or Ride, 668.6805. 705653.5082.(110791) Community Financial PRIVATE 1/3 MIL. S. Bea LA Servioes.(111491) Cerrlpttdd4d, Hwy. 30, 15 am overbdcing Ferries Park am it. 670 Personals Hwy 30 frontage. At zoned for building. Max 14 lots. $0,9011. 1.705653-5082. (110791) BOWMANIIILL E -private 3 Yea► nnCory3 bedrroSw at1rid garage. Walt out to large dock Landscaped and fenced. Close 10 school and fitness centre. $138,900, 1.800-268-5588 Mark. (110791) $5000 down North Oshawa, 3 bedroom condo, main floor walkout. Well maintained RELEASE suss and lonsbn, security bull". am you pay Is strengthen the body through $1019 a mond plus hydro. Cal stretching. Learn proper Frank Milanovic, 434-3800. bro+JN"g. 868-8554. (110791) Cram Really. (IIMet) LEARN do techniques of hair COURTICE 2 -storey, 3- cutting, cObu*V. P-r*g• long bedroom, central air, vac., hair WakIN. hVis". ►0ln9• dishwasher, in ionto g back lopig, etc. F4 you and your drive, Professionally family - designed for the non landscaped, fully fenced. dose professional hairdresser - for in - 10 schools and park. Man floor formation for classes on Monday lamay room with fireplem As- evenings, call 576-3700. king,225.000. 432-3357. (TF) (110581) n[favors hanks to St. Jude, The Sacred Heart of 1esus and Our Lady of Perpetual Help for D received. inlay the Sacred Heart of esus be adored, glorified, loved and eserved throughout the world now and forever. Oh, Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us 1 lorified, St Jude helper of the hopeless, pray for us. Say this prayer 9 tirries a day. By the eighth day your prayers will be answered, i regardless of how hopeless your situation seems. Publication must be promised. SV • A)atk/Prcker■g CLASSIFIED HOURS Mon. - Thurs. 8:30 to 8:00 P.M, Fri. 8:30 t0 6:00 P.M. 130 Commercial Ave. Ajax Onto 576-9335 798-7672 or Fax Your Ad 579-2238 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOV. 3,1991 -PAGE 21 We're at Your ServlCe - �c r To Advertise call 576.9335 or 798.7672 y s Appliance Repair Home Home Improvements Improvements Music, Dancing AFFORDABLE APPLIANCE Instruct repair to all makes and models. Reliable service at reasonable rates. Call Gary. Oshawa Used Appliances, Sales and Service. 434-3999.(TFN) Business Services BOOKKEEPING services Small businesses up to financial statements. Peasonable rates, - Papering. clean, efficient and ful. call 839-0717, after 5 p.m. Home lyexperienced. 20%discount for (120691)Improvements Housecleaning seniors. Phone 571-3634. CRISIS Managementifull ser- vice accounting/VENTURE CAPITAL financing for business. T b R CONTRACTING franchise a farms. Crops and 60 yrs combined experience Associates, (416) 433-2139. Residential Improvements (TF) "- --- - _15RUM Percussio-n--Lessons by working Pro - 20 years experience. All style, e.g. Rock• funk, latin, blues. Drum programming Etc. Beginner to advanced. 571-4542. (110791) Painting, Decorating BEST Prices - painting and wall MONEY Problems? Creditors threatening because Of late pay. ments on credit cards or loans? Combine debts, one low month. ly payment. For fast credit relief $$$. Call 298.2284. (111991) LOU'S Painting 3 Decorating, inferior or exterior, wallpapering, stucco and marbllzmg trim, woodstaining, polyurethan, finishes, homes• offices or apartments. Also available for contracting work. For free es. f mates call Lou at 428-8583. PROFESSIONAL painting and wallpapering, 1 room or whole noose, guaranteed lowest rates. _ HONEST •e.:apg 9<�yryrred �'o lob's too small. Quality Hrson will do cleaning by the ~ort anshp guaranteed. Call EUROPEAN ;.rtu soeca„els - will ✓- 430-2595 anytime. (TF) Handyman renovate your bathroom or day. Rates $45-60. Phone after kitchen walls as well as floor 6 p.m. or anytime on wee,kerds. SAVE 50X!! Three rooms 'ales. 20 yrs. experience. Good 576-4367 (110691) pa,rred'Of $399 All Materials. references and satisfaction MIGHTY CLEAN! Residentka HANDYMAN/ D. Dykstra. 72sI- Labour and 'axes included. Call guaranteed. For free estimates Co^ ^erua 'nda.nal.725-4913.913. (T;:)ConDURHAM PAINTING CO. 686tracts welcomed Guaranteed '467 (TF) CARPENTER CARPENTRY, cabinetry, tri- results cxCerienced Party work, renOvahons, kitchens. professionals. Reliable, flexible. - Rec rooms addServices mon. decks and fences. 10 insured Call today for FREE - Ceramic tiling years experience. Free Estimate. 433-2139. (K) RABBIT v1-•; •, estimates, At Streeter d mag,c to CniAren 5 parties and Small Jobs Welcome woodworking, 436.9207 Moving, all occasions. have my own (111591) Call Murrays Custom Storage magician. Can Ernes 668.4932. CERAMIC TILES. Marble and ") Carpentry, granite. tnstaltation recession 68U702 time pricing. Call for free 721- basements. all renovations, fully e9imates. 4340516. (110691) GCB CONSTRUCTION Inienor CUSTOM Woodwok:rg - Into - and extend repairs. renovations riot arc exieno• home ,n•provements. Call Rouge and construction. No job too beg Val - ley Carpenters Inc. Small pts dsmall. p t needs tobe dole. we can do a. FasUdean prdes- w91come. 286-2156. (121391) s,onal work guaranteed. Can DIVERSIFIED RENOVATIONS - Craig at 686-1913. (TF) fixperenced local contractor will HANDYIPERSON 10 do am home civ your 100 night the first tore renovations best prices free Additions, decks, k,tchens. estimates. Call DorrMroC. 721- basements. all renovations, fully 0239 (111491) insured, references. Call renovat ons including basement artmsms-roll or -s. separate aoro Michael 839-7017. (11 Mi) Horne HOME Repairs Interior and ex. Improvements tenor painting, dryv i.. - osomaints. rrtold,ngs. susoeraed Quality work at a lowere,ectrical. ce'kngs. Handy Man Jobs Call Piano specialists. 'at rate or ryoes d Plumbenq Cail Bob - nourfy Specalrlmg n Durham 3%a;5- 503-5662. Res 686.2959 -en 839-2096 or 565 2358 Plumbing LICENSED PLUMBER flo' �00 Cc-p elle oal^ 3c-1 e. •enovateom. now wcnk S / I aJ 'yM of Spars r -ay / or ecu,POed for drain W HSC Construction °1) r '�� �wv 1 % = eaning 20 years Renovations, fin. bsms., JAMCO Cornractng . all phase Two -e^ w •- ••,:..s -c / experience. Jr'10et.:.ve / VCrcRS, w:i, co ak a es CALL DAVE 428- / types d I decks, replacement renovat ons including basement artmsms-roll or -s. separate aoro moves. Very conDet'r,ve. Ca ve / us a call. Pole 576-9533. aindows, patio doors, or'rances,add,ors.anoscape. l��L AJAX Mowng Systems full BG PLUMBING 24 - entrance S}Slems, nferlock klChens. bathrooms w •h ce ra•n,cs. plumb n _•s serv,ces. Mores. ands and service cw.* appliance y work core on all Quality work at a lowere,ectrical. References avadapre. Piano specialists. 'at rate or ryoes d Plumbenq Cail Bob - nourfy Specalrlmg n Durham 3%a;5- 503-5662. Res 686.2959 Custom Shelving, N0 obligation estimates. AllReg,On. '*counts Now ONelxfg free boles Mefro Licence Numbs, 1140 1$°/. dlscouni for seniors work Guaranteed for ,..1'911 ill -cove. Ca' 427-0005 lTc) & hand. ser ors, 55 and over. Cap Max 666.3430 or Jerry 427.0958 HARRY O The Mover. Move big Private Tuitions, For a free In-home (1-1291) Of smugwe once them all. 432 Schools estimate Ca11 Dan lEAKJNG tub enclosures, and 7566. (TEAL,; shower stabs, repairs and MEN w,tn large truck w I do 427-2140 renovated. 10 year guarantee. f'o-se^O,d move, res derdal. TI ITAf7181/'� SABER Contracting - all business and personal tax 4zg-7494 COTTAGE raising, footings, carpentry, additions, returns. Reasonable rates. 683 block foundations, concrete renovations. kitchens, 16734683.4547. (110391) floors, driveways and stwrwine bathrooms. home maintenance Pool Pool retaining walls. Cap Gary 416 emergency service, furniture V,SA and MC. Member of trip Benin Business Bureau. Fast. 00"vf ercal. Ail types or moves. Call Carl or Jane. 427-2856. DOUG' $ WALL& is"ceent and snop at home Cap Bernard. 4241689. progressive TLC Mrnnng. Local and out of town. nouny COILING SYSTEMS Tile. It10591) or flat rate. (Duality work at reasonable rates. Drywall, Wainscotilng, M 8 N Contracting - specullzirPease cal) 427-3518 (TF) Trimming, Suspended in basement aparrnem units Tax, Financial Ceilings, Acoustic Tile, �h�• plumbing, drywal!, n - Custom Shelving, ferlocking stone, retaining wars. fences. Directory Specializing in B i g asement Rencivatais. decks Reas Ona, 9 rates. 15GET years n business. Started on 1991 tax Guaranteed work. Mano 428- returns. Bookkeeping service 427.1281 9112. (111291) SPOCialVing in setup busil including financial statements SABER Contracting - all business and personal tax 4zg-7494 COTTAGE raising, footings, carpentry, additions, returns. Reasonable rates. 683 block foundations, concrete renovations. kitchens, 16734683.4547. (110391) floors, driveways and stwrwine bathrooms. home maintenance Pool Pool retaining walls. Cap Gary 416 emergency service, furniture 6869965 4 message 706657. refinishing, quality work Maintenance Maintenance 9400. TFALL guaranteed, 15 years JOURNEYMAN electrician. experience. 6862915. (TFEFG) 4Pioloil Co.s...im�rlfC Specializing in service changes, TOTAL Renovations stud. FIOIt1315o ` "•7f�1e11rCe� rewiring, additions and drywall tante and plaster, plumb '�"y renovations. All work ing and electrical. Material at FREE ESTUATES guaranteed. free astimtles. Cam cost. Financing below prime. SERVING DURHAM REGION SIMM 1975 420.6.520. (TFA) Cam Ron 263.1669. (11139 1) PH101111 211110- 710 Births 680 Announcements 680 Announcements 680 Announcements CHARLES and IE NA (LANNY) announce with pride the arrival of their son Dane Robert McGeoghan on Oct. 26th, 1991, 7 lbs., 4 1/2 ozs. of Triumph and Hope. He is truly our bundle of joy. A baby brother for sisters Lana and Lynn to love. Thanks to the maternity staff of Oshawa General Hospital and special thanks to Dr. Lisa Barnes. DURHAM REGION SOCIAL SERVICES DEPARTIENT WDDD) NOTICE OF MOVE TIE OFFICE LOCATED AT 1755 PLUM" STREET, PICKERING DIIRHAM Is MOVING M. REGION 140 COMMERCIAL AVENUE AJAX, ONTARIO LIS 2H5 THE NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER IS (416) 428-7400 FAX (416) 428-7401 RESIDENTS OF THE TOWN OF AJAX AND THE TOWN OF PICKERING WILL BE SERVICED BY THIS NEW LOCATION BEGINNING NOVEMBER 12, 1M. r •�-r_r- -a ---"1 . r.'AMA--. V_ — eT PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOV. 3,1991 Overzealous hot-air balloons jostled for stage space with Pickering Too much councillor Maurice Brenner recently during a transit department open house. Mr. Brenner, chairman of Pickering Transit Specialized Services, was rescued by town director of transportation George hot air Pa ik. photos by A.J. Groen �r Someone special Waiting to be unveiled during the open house Is the ELF, a state -of- Thetown of Piduring's Handl-Transit has changed its name to Something• the -art vehicle that will join the fleet belonging to Pickering's Specialized Services, and marked the occasion by honoring its Specialized ServIces. The $85,000 vehicle will be purchased through 150.000th Passenger during an open house. That passenger Is necial upcoming fund-raising events. Wgst Pstanding. With her are Jake Killn and Walburga k members Specialbted Services advisory board. SUN., NOV. 24 ` CIRC: 379000 To homes in Ajax, Pickering & now Brougham! Book your space - early to ensure ; r your space! Y; _ To Reserve your space C�DG� (4-16) 683-5110 0(Q Nt 4 l2 0 Alt T 7 '.�i. .ii �'y� � .. f. .. .: i...Nr:d�W .. .. � rr�•_`v1 Y'.a�! CA • 1 i 4s jy / l� .» moi°• / //,RI wy Ate/ /�g 3 ,OR. mss/V;i / ��!Z Overzealous hot-air balloons jostled for stage space with Pickering Too much councillor Maurice Brenner recently during a transit department open house. Mr. Brenner, chairman of Pickering Transit Specialized Services, was rescued by town director of transportation George hot air Pa ik. photos by A.J. Groen �r Someone special Waiting to be unveiled during the open house Is the ELF, a state -of- Thetown of Piduring's Handl-Transit has changed its name to Something• the -art vehicle that will join the fleet belonging to Pickering's Specialized Services, and marked the occasion by honoring its Specialized ServIces. The $85,000 vehicle will be purchased through 150.000th Passenger during an open house. That passenger Is necial upcoming fund-raising events. Wgst Pstanding. With her are Jake Killn and Walburga k members Specialbted Services advisory board. SUN., NOV. 24 ` CIRC: 379000 To homes in Ajax, Pickering & now Brougham! Book your space - early to ensure ; r your space! Y; _ To Reserve your space C�DG� (4-16) 683-5110 0(Q Nt 4 l2 0 Alt T 7 '.�i. .ii �'y� � .. f. .. .: i...Nr:d�W .. .. � rr�•_`v1 Y'.a�! CA • 1 .r A >p`R 840 0 AT VILLAGE CHRYSLER, WE'RE ready to do some good ole -fashioned horse ' Tradin'! 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Dower roof, doer rarer, rear dotosev plus allow rI I • rows ML /TOW Sipes dw. Baia e of Wary warranty awaiable 2200 his 4ctvy warranty aradaMe Stn aP3 mud+ moo Sk 81"3400 PRICED TO SELL Sale'13 993 PRICED TO SELL PRICED TO SELL MAKE AN OFFER r :. :�: .r. a i� �• -..-"•'�`�:-''L.. ;.a. �� �'` 8-'�: -.,.£.,.� .. t - �. .. ... of - 1 ._ ..... ` J . rI - . . . n •N t ` r Ari. /�.i•ati :. pi PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDA% Nov. 41"1 M NOV. 4th TO NOV. 9!h ONLY! . DOOR CRASHER! ►TUES., NOV- 5 ONLY -40°C WINDSHIELD WASHER 11ECOCHE4 AWI-FRE E r 4 LITRES I r � .9 9 w.�. SKIL-MODEL 5150-71/4" stJ«. CIRCULAR SAW 71. - POWERFUL 10 AMP. MOTOR _ - • BLADE WRENCH STORAGE -INCLUDES BLADE AND WRENCH REG. 89.99 6999 S�/cSAw. tSSuo SALE... SML - MODEL 4235 JIGSAWS -1MRIABLE SPEED 3.0 AMP MOTOR - 0- 3200 STROM PER MNUTE •ACCURATE CUTTING MACHINED PLUNGER - BLADE STORAGE COMPARTMENT 6 9 99 REG - SALE... ua2u 24+L48W R.P.M. lo" TABLE SAWS f MODEL S4 - REG. 189.99 9 99 4 PROPANE TORCH KIT REG. 19.29 299 PROPANE CYLINDER 14.1 OZ 99 REG. 4.99 sALE3 48" FLUO' RESCENT WRAP-AROUND BuLBs ExTRA 2299 REG. 27.95 261005 SALE... EA. 800 SERIES COLONIAL SLAB DOORS0 240"W88' REG. 45.79 x%99 SALE... I�,azoe • 2861'X61" REG. 49.99 99 SALE,.. B3B268 9 • 2181'X618" M. 52.79 69 SALE...an 3 W 8W SERIES COLONIAL BIFOLD DOORS • 2801*X608" REG. 49.99 99 SALE. -38 a2s2o4 • 216"X688" 011IMPAW — CONLOME'RM ' MATCHs . bIVNG 04 A SAMPLE OF YOUR COLOURS - CARPEE TLE -ANYTHING.- WEU MATCH R IN 60 SECONDS - NO CHARGE! GREEN GARBAGE .. ; CONTAINER X77 LITRE CAPACITY i 99 ;ONLY 4M" - - - - - #--GARBAGE Ll Estwi� LIFETIME GUARANTEE QUALITY HAMMER SAVE 20X1 1 20 OZ. STRAIGHT HAMMER 1 REG. 36.99 959 SALE... 2 662021 STORAGE SHEDS MROW, REG. 53.99 45 8232" SALE... • 38099X688•' "TEE NOW U SW 8X6 MODEL NW 86 REG. 56.9999 • EASY TO ASSEMBLE - ALL PAJUS ARE PRE -cur, SALE...7 828300 trLMABERED & DRLLED FOR SIAAPLE ASSEMBLY REG. 239.99 99 .. 4� :209 i21GID COPPER PIPE 1/2" - IYPE M ;SALE... 12' LENGTH 1 :. 99 r R L MAIL BOXES LYCOR 12"X ' FLOOR TILES � �ra,ryi wwAm CRAFT~ F ..o NOMAX SELF -STICK e • r1 vm -nLm . , ,. ! • GREAT SELECTION riaEk9 SALE...,5 .To 0TA4AWA RA -t� C iiarMrte+ OSHAM est r, �AOO�B1 a , CAM - M c, HEAW STM�DURMLE ,� ��� IMT RW. 19.99 99 5 404875 SALE,, -1 1 b- Fii/ill!<F11QT �9 NOTm 110ADy AJAX USM : >w. M11ELIICMOIweNIliRBIwIrLt+asaLURN 1