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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1992_01_17(* on'buda ne "d 'ihina- �t6 cum - ItAk': h- I e s , 9d,& I a DURHAM - A special committee has been established to "put a three-year program in place. There's no use having a sin- •'$45.1 million to the police services board, up $5.6 million or. look at the region's preliminary budget, as council must trim mil- gle-digit (increase) this year and a trrernendow inaease next 142 per cart over last year. lions 6D beep this year's tax increase below 10 per cart year." he warned. _ • $4.05 million to the Children's Aid Society and Cama'llors agreed Vkdnesday to form an economic strategy The region is now looking at a preliminary budget of $101.75 Cooservatien Authorities, up 3.8 per cent. committee to prepare a 'plan of action" for the finance and million, a 27-M cent increase over -last year. The region expects • $3755 million to all direct regional de wanartc, up $5.75 administration committee, which must recommend a 1992 bud- to dish out $27.6 million in general welfare assistance, an million or 18.1 per eau over 1991. Set mcouncil.increase over 1991 of $6.5 million or 30.8 per cant - x: lieghon Gary Hareem told 000mrsittee members to ,.Other olxted arpatws include:4 .,� .. See DEPAICfMENI'S--age 4 KWARE THE a"]III[i'SE ,# IN DURHAM FOR LOW PRICES owax Edition Your Computer Headquarters SEE THE LATEST VIDEO GAME TITLES FOR SUPER NINTENDO, No GENESIS AND TUMMR4M SALE PRICE ON MACINTOSH LC wit Advertiallill Pickering Town Centre I Friday, Jan. 17, 1992 20 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Circulation 35,000 510 + 40 GST = 55 cents Vol. 111 No. 3 RC board, teachers .break contract talks ,despite mediation DURHAM - Mediation talks between the separate school board and its English secondary teachers broke off Wednesdav night after five hours of "fnendly, profes- sional" discussion. That's according to Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board chairman Tom Oldman. "1 had hoped for a tentative agreement, but the mediator explained the timing wasn't right and plans to set another date." The meeting was the 16th between the two sides since negotiations began a year 0go, but was the first with a mediator. "Talks were going quite healthy," says Mr. Oldman, who attributes an impasse to "the same old story. We have to put together an agreement which will realize economic realities." Though there was "a lot of move- ment" on working conditions, "we're up against the wall when it comes to salanes," he says. STORM CHAOS: The storm earlier this week caused hundreds of accidents. Page 3 LIBERAL LEADER: Local Grits get set to pick a new provincial leader.. Page 4 Enter1ainment.......»..»».8 Real Estate ».... »»».......... 9 Classified......»»»»» —.15 The 290 teachers are looking for work- ing conditions and salaries comparable to the public school system. They're asking for a 4.5 -per cent pay hike in the first half of a one-year contract, and a further 3.25 -per cent raise in the second. The board is offering a 4.5 -per cent increase retroactive to Sept. 1, and an addi- tional one -per cent hike effective Feb. 1. Mr. Oldman says trustees have received "numerous" phone calls from ratepayers who "suggest we're being too generous. That's the only criticism we're receiving." Teachers at the region's six Catholic high schools began a work -to -rule campaign last Monday. They must be on school property 15 minutes -before and after regular school hours and they're holding classes, but have cancelled all extra -curricular activities. Union leader Blair Morris couldn't be reached for comment by press time yester- day. TikA. For the past seven years, chiciren on Boland Cres. in Ajax have been Christmas ccxoitg it aid of the Ajax -Pickering General Hospitci. Each year, the older children on the street organize the event by sending a letter to naOtbms CwTmncing the date, and on the appointed night they pick up younger kids on the street who've decided to join in. The 1991 organizers were Tania Fylak and Katie Atkinson. The Bolland Cres. carolers have become a tradition in the neighborhood, and have contrbt ted a told of $500 to the hospi- tal. This past Christmas, they colected $100 in donations. He's got high hoops Pickering High. School's Jason McKenzie grabs a pass while being shadowed by an Oshawa O'Neill player during LOSSA senior boys' basketball action In Oshawa Wednesday. With both schools boasting unde6iated league records going Into the gams, the Trojans wars beaten by O'Neill 53.41. 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M (N GO Sodom) 4279938 Tvw-w.a 1t4 ThWL & FrL 94 sol. 45, Sur. 1 Or 6 Locations Serving Durham bra Price: ftective Sunday, Jan. 19192 E! r- I L 0 0 0 Is r1 U blackouts AJAX-PICKERING - A fierce storm that whipped through the region Tuesday left hundreds of car accidents in its wake. Across Durham, 350 mishaps were reported to Ontario Provincial Police, who patrol provincially -owned high- ways. Slippery conditions still plagued motorists Wednesday morning, and OPP constable Gent' Smith says four or five cars were involved in a fender - bender at Westney Road and Hwy. 401. "It was quite devastating across the region," says const. Smith. Injuries, however, were minor, and the Ajax - Pickering General Hospital reported no storm -related admissions. And, 90 accidents across the region were reported to Durham Regional Police between 10 a.m. and 10 pm. Tuesday. Of the smash-ups, 83 involved property damage and seven had injuries. All the mishaps were minor, Durham police inspector Henry Ractsen says. The storm brought a booming busi- ness for cab companies. "We were crazy," says Don Haley, owner of Durham Rapid Taxi. "We got a lot of calls from people whose cars were iced up, whose cars wouldn't stan and people who were afraid to drive. We were lucky we didn't have any acci- dents.." cci- dents " For towing companies, the storm meant a busier Wednesday than Tuesday. Paul Doyle, of Doyle Towing, says business on Tuesday was "so-so. We're busier today (Wednesday) cleaning up the mess. Everyone just left their cars." Mr Doyle says he had 30 calls on Wednesday, up from the normal 10 to 15 a day. Craig Baird, of Craig Towing, only had four calls on Tuesday, but was up to about 15 on Wednesday. "It's mostly breakdowns, frozen A pedestrian braves driving winds as motorists struggle to get where they're going during this week's vicious storm. photo by A.J. Groen doors. Cars froze up. With all the elec- tronics in cars, they don't like cold weather," Mr. Baird says. There were a few power interrup- tions in Pickering, with seven homes near the Pickering -Uxbridge border without electricity for eight hours. Pickering Hydro general manager John Weirsma says those homes receive their power from Newmarket, where the storm hit particularly hard. Another 300 hydro customers in the Eastshore community were with- out power for two hours due to a downed line, while a fallen tree cut off electricity to 72 homes in the Rosebank Rd. area near the lake. In Ajax, the only power outage was in the Rollo Dr. area, when a car hit a pole with a transformer and knocked hydro out for about two hours. 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John Hamilton, of the Ajax works department, says his crews were out all night on Tuesday, plowing and sanding. The sanding and salting trucks were out on Tuesday. Full-scale plowing began about 11:30 p.m. on Tuesday, when 18 works department employees, contractors and parks and recreation workers hit the streets. `"there were no major problems, just the ones we usually have, like parked cars on the road," Mr. Hamilton says. ff4;Z7F4 • W.•w • Nrr/Ir ,r i+r♦ I,-� �.'.IrV4 •I f'• •] 9 [• [o •2191[= AJAX - Downtown Ajax mer- chants appear set to take action to combat increased competition. The group overseeing the Downtown Business Improvement Area may more than double its budget at its annual general meet- ing next week. The executive of the BIA will recommend the annual budget be increased to 575,000 from the cur- rent $30,000. Since its formation in 1984, the BIA's annual budget has remained at $30,000. The Downtown BIA includes the Ajax Plaza and three small plazas in the immediate area. Competitors include the plaza at the corner of Bayly St. and Monarch Ave. and the proposed Markborough mall, which will be built at Hwy. 2 and Harwood Ave. Construction of the mall is expect- ed to begin this year and the facili- ZO 1-, 4, OZ16-1 ht lk of Yfa il CAYO LARGO • VARADERO •1[= 01.1.1= ty should open for business in 1994. The increase in the BIA budget could be used to advertise and pro- mote the area, to beautify it or to give individual buildings a facelift. Joe Dickson, publicity chair- man for the BIA, says to get approval for an increase, "we need 75 -per cent authorization of tfie membership." To get the authorization, the executive would have to canvass all members. He's expecting the executive to vote to proceed with the canvass. Also on the agenda is the elec- tion of a new executive. The three- year term for the existing execu- tive ends with the general meeting. 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Firefighters grappled with equipment failures and slippery conditions while working to extin- guish a blaze in a two-storey duplex on David St. The home sus- tained extensive damage to its roof and upper floor, says fire chief Steve Stewart. The fire is believed to have started in the chimney of an oil and wood -burning stove. The home, originally built as a single-family dwelling, has been renovated into two apartments and chief Stewart says a false roof made it difficult to reach the fire. To add to the difficulty, mechan- ical glitches arose in a telesquirt, a pumper and a tanker. The first two vehicles "conked out", says chief Stewart, while the air brakes failed in the Whitby - Obituaries BELL, Reta Patricia - En;;,:;d into rest at :he Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Wednesday. Jan. 15. 1992. Reta Patnc,.a MacPherson, in her 73rd year, beloved wife of the late Donald James Bell. Loving mother of Dehhie and her husband Tom Robert. Dear grand- mother jf Lesley. Sistcr of Alvina Brooke.. Mrs. Bell will rest at McEachnie Funeral Home. 28 Old h:n.gston Rd., Ajax 'Pickering Village), 12.4-8488. from 7 to 9 pm. Friday. Funeral service will be held at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church (church St. N.). Pickering Village on Saturday. Jan. 18 at 10 a.m. Cremauon. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Ajax -Pickering Hospital Building Fund or the Durham Region Lung Assoeiauon. JACKSON, Man Alice - Entered into rest at the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Tuesday. Jan. 14, 199'_. Mary Alice Medhurst, beloved wife of the late Leslie Keith Jackson. Loving mother of Keith and his wife Catherine of Stouffville. Dear grandmother of Patricia Gill and Amanda. Mrs. Jackson will rest at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village), 428-8483, after 2 pm. Friday. Funeral service in the chapel on Saturday, Jan. 18 at 3 p.m. Cremation. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 2 to 4:30 and 7 to 9 pm. Friday. JAMES, Avila Elbabetfh - After a lengthy iltiness at Princess Margaret owned tanker, making it unsafe to drive. Cold weather is blamed for two of the mechanical problems and also made working conditions haz- ardous. Water that quickly turned to mist and ice made hoses and lad- ders difficult to grip while the ground turned into a skating rink. "You have to act extremely cau- tiously," says chief Stewart. "You can't run or hurry or you'll fall." Firefighters worked with numb faces and hands while many sport- ed icicles on their mustaches. The Whitby y fire department pro- vided back-up service to ensure firefighters wouldn't run out of water, the town of Pickering sent a sander for the ice -covered road and an ambulance stood by in case fire- fighters were injured. "Everyone worked really coop- eratively," says chief Stewart, who expresses appreciation to the Whitby, fire department. No injuries were reported. :iaip:uin Tao,,lay, Jan. 14, :99? Amu b _, roved wife of Raymond, lov- ing mother of Frederick and Karen of Janetville. Jeffrey of Sudbury, Ka:hleen and Frederick of Tlcll, B.C., Lesley and Heather of Toronto, Loving grandmother of Rebecca, Stephanie, Tamara, Amanda, and Emilv. Dear daugher of the late Gerald and Martha Sloxam of Bancroft. Dear sister of Adrienne Harte -Maxwell of Peterborough, % aree Paris of Cardiff, Jean Ward of Paudash, the late Annabell and Arthur. Service in the chapel at Accettone and Lodge Funeral Hoak, 384 Finley Ave.. Ajax, 428-'A"). on Friday Jan. 17 at 1 pm. In lieu of flowers, donations to the charity of your choice would be appre- ciated. RAC} t', Gertrude - At Ballycliffe Lodge Nursing Home. Ajax, on Monday. Jan. 13, 1992. Gertrude, in her 89th year. beloved wife of the late Cyril. Dearly loved mother of Grace and son-in-law Bob. Beloved grand- mother of Deborah and her husband Guy, Ellamae and Damian, Richard and his wife Valerie, and seven great- grandchildren. Funeral arrangements entrusted fo McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Private family service will take place Friday, Jan. 17. Interment Resthaven Memorial Gardens. In lieu of other expressions of sympathy, donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated. 1* 11 * NEW HOURS * lllotrtday 9:00 arm. - 6:00 P.mr UTI sEA FICE TUIN" Ilia m - 6A0 PAL ouid.r 9t alt DiNinphoai ' Wed 11111111 8:00 armr - 9:00 pant PA, " T hero ft 8A0 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. (Amu bom Don BewAren4 Frfdp 9:00 a.m. - liM PAL 839-7962 ` sONW 8-0 a.m. - 201 IDJL Certified, Used Cars For Sale or Rent To Own ALqC)M• Mechanical Salety Certificates • Tune up Service - _ • Exhaust System • Brake Service 1 • " j M +1Ir1011A1 Wheel Alivgn�Cmsent & Steer ng �/CoolingSystems s ;i� • • - ;tube and Oil service Murray Elston tops with local liberals as convention nears AJAX-PICKERING - Murray Elston seems to be the favorite among Durham West Liberals as the party's next provincial leader. In delegate selection by the Durham West Liberals Saturday, Mr. Elston picked up nine dele- gates for the leadership conven- tion in Hamilton Feb. 7 and 8. Lyn McLeod was second with three. while Greg Sorbara, Charles Beer and Steve Mahoney each picked up one. David Ramsay didn't get any delegates. One independent delegate was also selected. Official results of the weekend delegate selection will he made available by the provincial party on Wednesday. In a separate and direct vote for each leadership candidate, Mr. Elston received 37 of the 105 votes cast. Ms. McLeod got 33, Mr. Sorbara 10, Mr. Beer 9, Mr. Mahoney eight, and Mr. Ramsay zero. Four ballots were cast as independent and four ballots were spoiled. Committed Durham West dele- gates for Mr. Elston are Donna Dickson, Joe Dickson, Bill Lightstone, Patricia Brooks, Frank Law, Claude Rochefort, Marla Steil, Darlene Flynn and John Blair. Delegates for Ms. McLeod are Shirley Gawman, Susan Bebber and Carmen Murrant. Emile Gillezeau is a delegate for Mr. Beer, Helga Bodenweber for Mr. Mahoney and Duncan Read for Mr. Sorbara. Jeff Stone will go as an inde- pendent. At the convention, delegates are committed to a candidate for the first ballot only. On subse- quent ballots, delegates can vote for the candidate of their choice. The convention is being held to find a replacement for former leader and premier David Peterson, who quit after losing the provincial election in September I "). '"Deparfimenfs 'share the pain' of budget cuts � FROM PAGE I Mr. Herrema warned committee members not to have "a whole lot of detailed reports written which require a lot of paper and overtime" when preparing an economic strategy. Though "everyone will have to share the pain," Mr. Herrema empha- sized that "this is not doom and gloom." The region approved six sub- divisions at the end of December, which "indicates there is quite a bit of confidence around," he noted. Further, Mr. Herrema doesn't want council to "cut every capital project. If we do, we'll Cut off our nose to spite our face. We need an infrastructure. - When pressed by fellow council- lors, Mr. Herrema refused to set a tar- get of what this year's tax increase should be. "I have mentioned single digit, but I don't want to be nailed down to a number," he said, fearim, some would "rest on their laurel:" once they attained that figure, rather than continuing to work on the budget. The committee plans to meet three times over the next two weeks. Mr. Herrema is asking for a budget by mid-March, a month earlier than usual. 'RECYCLE RIGHT! EVERY OTHER WEEK Blue Box election is KIgThroughout Durham Region, the residentialBlueBoxscheduleischang- Starting in February, 1992, collection willtake place every second week. On your regular household garbage day, but every other week. In January, each household will receive a New 1992 Blue Box Collection Schedule, a compact calendar that clearly outlines the new collection weeks for your area. Please post this informa- tion at home for ready reference. 'I This schedule will not only give you the "when' of Blue Box recycling, but also the "what" and the _ R.r "how.- New items—telephone books and corru- gated cardboard --can now be collected in munici- pal Blue Boxes. In order to recycle right, all fesi- �•• dents should prepare their recydables in the sim- �• pie ways described in the schedule. If you need more i formahon on the schedule change, contact your municipality st: �0 OF pc� �9 683 -Ml (Ajax) 420-4630 (Pickering) IN A Waste Management Program of the Region of Durham and the municipalities of Pickering, Ajax, Whitby. Oshawa, ! ° oua14AM Newcastle. Uxbridge and Scugog. REGION M DU RHAM _ !!JJ/-!,�J_J/i��!!: .•J J�!!•'JJ.'J.�JI/I iJ//✓L•Il is ✓JIJI r// •J JJJ JJ: !.•JJ r •.)tom r � .. 06 0 -�` � n � r i THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JAN. 17, IM -PACE S Billboard Billboard is a free feature for Omunity 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. Saturday STORYTIME: Registration for Storytime sessions will be held Sat., 1' n. 18 at 9 a.m. at the Pickering 61tral Library, One The Esplanade. Tales for Twos is a 16 -week pro- gram for two and three -year-olds Mondays at 10:45 a.m. and Tuesdays or Wednesdays at 10:05 a.m. Toddler Time is for children aged 18 to 24 months Friday morn- ings at 10:45 a.m. from Jan. 24 to Feb. 28. Register by phone after 1 p.m. Call 831-6873. KIDS' SHOW: Children's enter- tainer Harry Jongerdcn will.be at the Pickering Central Library. One The Esplanade. at 10:30 a.m. Sat., Jan. 18. Children ages three and up can attend the musical program. Tickets are S 1. Call 8-, i -687,. CHRISTIAN SINGLES: The Wtstian Singles Serving C'hr:,i wil: d a coffee house Sat.. Jan. 18. al 7:30 p.m.. at the Christian, Lifc Centre, at the corner of Rossland and Ravcnscroft Rds., Ajax. Call Julie at 686-6193, Ruth at 929-0826, Lee at 623-2126 or Verna at 728- 9720. WIDOWS, WIDOWERS: A social club for widows and widow- ers will meet Sun., Jan., 19, at 7:30 p.m., in the 420 Wing at the Oshawa Airport. There will be dancing, shuf- fleboard, darts and cards. Call Ermie at 683-2045, Forbes at 430-0130 or Marion at 683-3855. dinner at 7 p.m. and presentation from 8 to 9 p.m. The cost is S20. For information, call Chander Nathani at 686-2425. To register, call Kevin Tomlinson at 430-8524 or 288-2221. GARDEN CLUB: The Ajax Garden Club will meet Mon., Jan. 20, at 8 p.m., at the Ajax Legion Hall, 111 Hunt St. Guest speaker Jean Foss will speak on what judges look for in show entries. Everyone welcome and membership is S7 a year. Cal l June at 683-1463. Monday - Coming up NIGHT SCHOOL REGIS- TRATION: The Durham Board of Education will be accepting registra- tion for night school (credit and interest courses) at Harwood Secondary School, 80 Falby Ct., Ajax, and Ajax High School, 105 Bayly St. E., on Monday, Jan. 20 and Tuesday, Jan. 21 from 7 to 9 p.m. Brochures on all programs are available at all secondary school, local libraries or by calling 427- 2165. MANAGEMENT MEETING: The Durham chapters of the Canadian Association for Production and Inventory Control and Certified General Accountants Assocation will hold a joint dinner meeting Monday, Jan. 20 at the Earl of Durham, 227 Brock St. S.. Whitbv. Mr. Paul Sharman of Focused %lanagemenl Consultants will speak Costing Thcrc '..: BIA MEF,TING: The Downtown Ajax Business Improvement Area will hold its annual general meeting Tues., Jim. 21, at 7:30 p.m., in the council chambers at the town hall, at the cor- ner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres., Ajax. The election of a new executive and an increase in the annual budget will be on the agenda. Call chairman John Jones at 683- 9551. SENIORS' DISCUSSION' GROUP: The Tuesday Morning Seniors' Discussion Group will meet Tues.. Jan. 21, from 9:30 to 11 a.m., at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd. Bill Parish will give the first part of a discus- sion on the Canadian economic and political crisis. Call Louise Johnson at 68'-7799. NDP MEETING: The Durham Vkc,: `ew Democratic Party riding: 1 kation will hold its annual gen- oral meeting on Tues., Jan. 21, at 7:30 p.m., at the CAW Hall, 140 Hunt St., Ajax. Call 683-6707. WRITERS' MEETING: The Ajax Writers Group will meet Tues., Jan. 21, from 7 to 9 p.m., at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library, at the corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres. Everyone interested in writing is welcome. Call 427-2682. COME AND t WORSHIP TT.WF4TN'E;Y HEIGHTS � fr '-t - BAPTIST CHURCH Pickering Village United Church 300 Church St. N., Ajax Sleeting at Applec-ron Public School 683-4721 55 Coles Ave., North %jax Rev. Howard Zurbrigg oust vast or t.(wb Plaiw Phyllis Spencer %IORN!Nc; WORSHIP- 10:00 a.m. Worship a Sunday School Rev. •lame, Rendle - Pastor 6X6-1720 10:30 a.m. AMBERLEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1820 Whites Rd. N. "The Family Church ST. ANDREWS 'WORSHIP 11.00 A.M. PRESBYTERIAN 839-1383 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE Dunbarton-Fairport United Church 1066 Dunberton Rd., Pkkednii 693-7311 mm REV. DAVID MURPHY Worshp 6 Church School REV. JAMES BIGGS Church Sana 1030 e m WORSHIP i CHURCH SCHOOL Second annual Valentine Gain 11:90 A.M. Feb. 8th Call for tickets Pickering Standard Church ST. PAUL'S ON -THE -HILL (Methodist, Rev. Brien kttVhtty Brock Rd. and Hwy. 87 839-7909 Sunday • Sunday School 1015 vi nicN : day Se�: - Worship 11 a.rn and 7 p m Wed. 7:30 • Adult Bible Study and 8Su i a. m. Christian Lae Club for children trve-teens Nursery1 Sunday School OFI�AT-I S__ -A-1 E Sherida dor theTle of the Tropics. SPECIALS OF THE WEEK TROPICAL PLANTS - NEW SHIPMENT Selected 4" pots.........................................$188a. Selected 6" pots.........................................SS" a. Selected 10" pots ................................... $16" ea Selected hanging baskets ..................... $1288 ea All other tropical plants ........... SAVE 25% N Patting soil - 20L. Reg. 3.49 ...................... $ 1 a All clay pots .............................. SAVE 200/c KEEP SUNNI( SOUTH WARY THIS WEEKEND WITH OUR i FIREWOOD (Ilardw04 & KINDLING (ha dwood) ti *table in BUSH CORDS, FACE CORDS & BAGGED v FREE FOOD. Pre -mooed. wM soMtbb PLANT SENW CITIZENS FOOD, a wibble in 4 We refiAabb conlainets. ($2.00 refundable deposit), is our gift 7;Z! 465 yesils andokbo OPEN SUNDAYS10% OFF Re�tf'rl�.da CHECK OUR STORE FOR MANY MORE EXTRA SPECIALS! For the love of Tropicah. SHUN PICKERING HOME & DESIGN CENTRE ROCK RD. & 401 anHW ».v4 116) 428-6316 ll�' Set.. fli, sun. 9.5 ftwing Han t Be Centre a � fr pl Iti PAGE f�TN� Nf'iY61tDV)tx41/i� F'RiBiA Jam. Nj t Editorial Make those numbers big Do we have a bid? The mayors of Durham's towns -- including Ajax, Pickering and the city of Oshawa, plus a few more from towns where General Motors workers live ---will gather Jan. 27 to thrash out a plan to deal with the possible closure of a GM plant in Oshawa. While they're at it, they'll have their staff come up with numbers proving the devastating effect the closure willl have. As they will be for every other community that wants to keep a GM plant, the numbers for the effect on Durham will be very big -- perhaps in the billions, probably in the hundreds of millions. GM chairman Bob Stempel has announced the effect of the closure on the local community will be a factor in deciding which plants will close. It seems likely, however, that what he meant is that, having decided which plants to close. GM will use whatever numbers arc most conve- nient as the explanation. (If it turns out the plants GM wants to keep open are also in the communities that will be hardest hit, so much the better.) It may also be convenient for GM to have the communities come up with particularly horrendous numbers, which will put pressure on higher levels of government to 'do something'. 'Doing something' in this context means throwing money or incen- tives at General 'Motors so it will keep certain plants open, and sacrifice others. Knowing the other communities will have much the same idea in mind, the makers of the Oshawa/Durham numbers will leave no stone unturned in the search for damaging effects. The total will certainly be a mind-boggling number. It will make for scary reading. Make no mistake, if GM closes down one of its assembly lines in Oshawa, it will create much hardship and dislocation across the region. It is definitely an event to be avoided, and feared. But if Oshaw•a's bid (negative numbers only, please) is to be the winning one, it may have to be a little creative. When the total is released you may want to make sure the salt is handy, but you should pray that the number is big enough. PUD by Steve Nease BUT You LOOK FINE -� T I THINKI GAINED I You WUGHrOVER LOOK SHE HOLIVMS ._ GRFIT Advertiser Is pro - A Metroland Community Newspaper liC1id by copyright and unauthorized r` use without written consent Is piohlbK- rimothy John Whittaker Flo �us� o�F L CANADIANS THINK WE WILL JNN THE uNnMu srarEs WRHIN 50 YEARS.. -MEOTHER 63% WERE ff.ROSS -ME BORDERSHOPPING AND UNAVAILABLE FOR COMMENT.,. /l/6►eal: . /9Z Letters 11. F 1' Reader recommends no tax increase To the editor, Regarding comment by Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs in your Saturday, Jan. 4 News Advertiser — Taxes to be raised by 5.4 per cent. 1 would suggest at this time of reces- sive depression that 5.4 per cent is far too much considering the thou- sands laid off around the area, and the seniors who are barely making ends meet. Permit me to ask, are all four levels of government competing to see which one can gauge the most money out of the taxpayers? 1992 should be a year of "0" per cent tax increase — the idea that all depart- ments must spend their current bud- get to get a large increase in the next budget year is ludicrous and arbi- trary. Homeowners just don't have anymore left in their money bags, and are suffering as it is. There are lots of people on U.I.C. and laid off indefinitely who are really suffering while Pickering council just keeps on raising taxes year after year with- out consulting taxpayers to see if they can afford such a blatant tax increase in these very bad times of economic slow down. Why not cut back in each depart- ment by starting at the top and get- ting rid of the deadwood. I would also suggest that Mr. Van Kempen live and pay his taxes in Pickering, instead of cross border shopping in Ajax with Pickering tax- payers' money. The municipal board should be requested to make a deci- sion on this problem once and for all and there shouldn't be any excep- tions to the rule. Finally, I would suggest that Pickering councillors get down from their royal box and meet the people of Pickering to discuss ways of cut- ting taxes on the local level, because industry is staying away because o� the scourging taxes in this area, s Wayne Arthurs get back into your caucus room and cut back and give us one year of "0" per cent tax increase. Yon Long Pickering Editor's note: Kip Van Kempen does pay taxes to Pickering because he operates a business in the town. At press time, the proposed tax increase was four per cent with councillors intending to get it lower still. Kinsmen Club celebrates 25 years To the editor, On Saturday, Feb. 22, the Kinsmen Club of Pickering is celebrating its 25 years in the Association of Kin and serving the Community of Pickering. This will be a night for every- one to remember and we would like to see as many past mem- bers and friends of Kin there as possible. The dinner and dance will JOANNE BURCHARDT - Editor -in -Chief GREG COATES - Managing Editor HUGH NICHOLSON - Advertising Monag MONIQUE LEA - Retail Sales Manager ABE FAKHOURIE - N-tribution Manage NEWSROOM - "3-5110 DISIRIWTION - M3-6111 RETAIL ADVERTISING - M3-5110 CLASSIFIED - 7911-7672 FAX - 693-7363 NATIONAL ADVERTISING SALES 493-1300 REAL ESTATE R AUTOMOTIVE ADVERTISING - M-7672 take place at the Senior's Centre (behind the Bay Ridges Library) on Liverpool Rd. Cocktails will commence at 6:30 p.m., with dinner being served at 7:30 pm., followed by a dance. The cost of the dinner and dance will be $55 per cou- ple. Mayor Wayne Arthurs will be in attendance along with the following Kinsmen dignitaries: Qy GLUF AIhRON AWARD 1991 C- National President Dave Robinson, District "8" Governor Bill Pycock and Deputy Governor Edson Johnson. Anyone planning to attend should contact me by February 12 at 839-1491 (Res) or 581- 6752 (Bus.) Andy O'Connor, 25th Anniversary Chairman The Naw$ Advertiser, psbw ed every SXXMW. WO&WI y and Friday of 130 Commerck3l AW. AIM. Ontorto lis 2H5, is one Of 1110 M"olond Pit,". Pubtist" and gra.P of sbsrban r10wtpapen which Incksdas AIagPlcWN News Advertiser. Aurora ftv w.110ft Advonce. Brompton Guordlon, krlington post. Coillrlgwood Connection. Etobleoke GL"dlorVLo1%"-e Advertiser. Georgetown hdepNXW0. OVOon This week. irxhav This Week. MaNu rn Economist b Sun. Mlton Corxxkln Chonpion. MWMKRpa News. Newmarket Eto. North York Mirror. oakvNe Beaver. Ono Today. oshawa/Mp roV Thi$ %A,"*. peterbaough this Week. RlChMond HM/Thornm ub«a. Scarborough Mira, Ur p,1dW/stouffv" TpIb ne rad s Senkxs. page "s may vary *VrY from aslbil"Cl rota cord dw to mecharlca 0"ernents of afferent prInters. MetraarW printing. Publishing end DlsMuting is a OMS on of Harlequin i:nterptises ltd. Member of me CanodNxi CommurYty New,papers Assoclaflon and Ontario CofnmurVN NewXXPWs Associalon. Second Class Mal Registration Number 1697. MOM *Awr san fares in Conoco: 1 year. $70 Per edition. t content of 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 dr off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., L1� or sen: by FAX to 683-7363. the News Advertiser Is pro - A Metroland Community Newspaper Flo �us� o�F L CANADIANS THINK WE WILL JNN THE uNnMu srarEs WRHIN 50 YEARS.. -MEOTHER 63% WERE ff.ROSS -ME BORDERSHOPPING AND UNAVAILABLE FOR COMMENT.,. /l/6►eal: . /9Z Letters 11. F 1' Reader recommends no tax increase To the editor, Regarding comment by Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs in your Saturday, Jan. 4 News Advertiser — Taxes to be raised by 5.4 per cent. 1 would suggest at this time of reces- sive depression that 5.4 per cent is far too much considering the thou- sands laid off around the area, and the seniors who are barely making ends meet. Permit me to ask, are all four levels of government competing to see which one can gauge the most money out of the taxpayers? 1992 should be a year of "0" per cent tax increase — the idea that all depart- ments must spend their current bud- get to get a large increase in the next budget year is ludicrous and arbi- trary. Homeowners just don't have anymore left in their money bags, and are suffering as it is. There are lots of people on U.I.C. and laid off indefinitely who are really suffering while Pickering council just keeps on raising taxes year after year with- out consulting taxpayers to see if they can afford such a blatant tax increase in these very bad times of economic slow down. Why not cut back in each depart- ment by starting at the top and get- ting rid of the deadwood. I would also suggest that Mr. Van Kempen live and pay his taxes in Pickering, instead of cross border shopping in Ajax with Pickering tax- payers' money. The municipal board should be requested to make a deci- sion on this problem once and for all and there shouldn't be any excep- tions to the rule. Finally, I would suggest that Pickering councillors get down from their royal box and meet the people of Pickering to discuss ways of cut- ting taxes on the local level, because industry is staying away because o� the scourging taxes in this area, s Wayne Arthurs get back into your caucus room and cut back and give us one year of "0" per cent tax increase. Yon Long Pickering Editor's note: Kip Van Kempen does pay taxes to Pickering because he operates a business in the town. At press time, the proposed tax increase was four per cent with councillors intending to get it lower still. Kinsmen Club celebrates 25 years To the editor, On Saturday, Feb. 22, the Kinsmen Club of Pickering is celebrating its 25 years in the Association of Kin and serving the Community of Pickering. This will be a night for every- one to remember and we would like to see as many past mem- bers and friends of Kin there as possible. The dinner and dance will JOANNE BURCHARDT - Editor -in -Chief GREG COATES - Managing Editor HUGH NICHOLSON - Advertising Monag MONIQUE LEA - Retail Sales Manager ABE FAKHOURIE - N-tribution Manage NEWSROOM - "3-5110 DISIRIWTION - M3-6111 RETAIL ADVERTISING - M3-5110 CLASSIFIED - 7911-7672 FAX - 693-7363 NATIONAL ADVERTISING SALES 493-1300 REAL ESTATE R AUTOMOTIVE ADVERTISING - M-7672 take place at the Senior's Centre (behind the Bay Ridges Library) on Liverpool Rd. Cocktails will commence at 6:30 p.m., with dinner being served at 7:30 pm., followed by a dance. The cost of the dinner and dance will be $55 per cou- ple. Mayor Wayne Arthurs will be in attendance along with the following Kinsmen dignitaries: Qy GLUF AIhRON AWARD 1991 C- National President Dave Robinson, District "8" Governor Bill Pycock and Deputy Governor Edson Johnson. Anyone planning to attend should contact me by February 12 at 839-1491 (Res) or 581- 6752 (Bus.) Andy O'Connor, 25th Anniversary Chairman The Naw$ Advertiser, psbw ed every SXXMW. WO&WI y and Friday of 130 Commerck3l AW. AIM. Ontorto lis 2H5, is one Of 1110 M"olond Pit,". Pubtist" and gra.P of sbsrban r10wtpapen which Incksdas AIagPlcWN News Advertiser. Aurora ftv w.110ft Advonce. Brompton Guordlon, krlington post. Coillrlgwood Connection. Etobleoke GL"dlorVLo1%"-e Advertiser. Georgetown hdepNXW0. OVOon This week. irxhav This Week. MaNu rn Economist b Sun. Mlton Corxxkln Chonpion. MWMKRpa News. Newmarket Eto. North York Mirror. oakvNe Beaver. Ono Today. oshawa/Mp roV Thi$ %A,"*. peterbaough this Week. RlChMond HM/Thornm ub«a. Scarborough Mira, Ur p,1dW/stouffv" TpIb ne rad s Senkxs. page "s may vary *VrY from aslbil"Cl rota cord dw to mecharlca 0"ernents of afferent prInters. MetraarW printing. Publishing end DlsMuting is a OMS on of Harlequin i:nterptises ltd. Member of me CanodNxi CommurYty New,papers Assoclaflon and Ontario CofnmurVN NewXXPWs Associalon. Second Class Mal Registration Number 1697. MOM *Awr san fares in Conoco: 1 year. $70 Per edition. t content of News Advertiser the News Advertiser Is pro - A Metroland Community Newspaper liC1id by copyright and unauthorized use without written consent Is piohlbK- rimothy John Whittaker ed. The reserves the bright to classify or refuse Publisher any advertisement of his discretion. Flo �us� o�F L CANADIANS THINK WE WILL JNN THE uNnMu srarEs WRHIN 50 YEARS.. -MEOTHER 63% WERE ff.ROSS -ME BORDERSHOPPING AND UNAVAILABLE FOR COMMENT.,. /l/6►eal: . /9Z Letters 11. F 1' Reader recommends no tax increase To the editor, Regarding comment by Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs in your Saturday, Jan. 4 News Advertiser — Taxes to be raised by 5.4 per cent. 1 would suggest at this time of reces- sive depression that 5.4 per cent is far too much considering the thou- sands laid off around the area, and the seniors who are barely making ends meet. Permit me to ask, are all four levels of government competing to see which one can gauge the most money out of the taxpayers? 1992 should be a year of "0" per cent tax increase — the idea that all depart- ments must spend their current bud- get to get a large increase in the next budget year is ludicrous and arbi- trary. Homeowners just don't have anymore left in their money bags, and are suffering as it is. There are lots of people on U.I.C. and laid off indefinitely who are really suffering while Pickering council just keeps on raising taxes year after year with- out consulting taxpayers to see if they can afford such a blatant tax increase in these very bad times of economic slow down. Why not cut back in each depart- ment by starting at the top and get- ting rid of the deadwood. I would also suggest that Mr. Van Kempen live and pay his taxes in Pickering, instead of cross border shopping in Ajax with Pickering tax- payers' money. The municipal board should be requested to make a deci- sion on this problem once and for all and there shouldn't be any excep- tions to the rule. Finally, I would suggest that Pickering councillors get down from their royal box and meet the people of Pickering to discuss ways of cut- ting taxes on the local level, because industry is staying away because o� the scourging taxes in this area, s Wayne Arthurs get back into your caucus room and cut back and give us one year of "0" per cent tax increase. Yon Long Pickering Editor's note: Kip Van Kempen does pay taxes to Pickering because he operates a business in the town. At press time, the proposed tax increase was four per cent with councillors intending to get it lower still. Kinsmen Club celebrates 25 years To the editor, On Saturday, Feb. 22, the Kinsmen Club of Pickering is celebrating its 25 years in the Association of Kin and serving the Community of Pickering. This will be a night for every- one to remember and we would like to see as many past mem- bers and friends of Kin there as possible. The dinner and dance will JOANNE BURCHARDT - Editor -in -Chief GREG COATES - Managing Editor HUGH NICHOLSON - Advertising Monag MONIQUE LEA - Retail Sales Manager ABE FAKHOURIE - N-tribution Manage NEWSROOM - "3-5110 DISIRIWTION - M3-6111 RETAIL ADVERTISING - M3-5110 CLASSIFIED - 7911-7672 FAX - 693-7363 NATIONAL ADVERTISING SALES 493-1300 REAL ESTATE R AUTOMOTIVE ADVERTISING - M-7672 take place at the Senior's Centre (behind the Bay Ridges Library) on Liverpool Rd. Cocktails will commence at 6:30 p.m., with dinner being served at 7:30 pm., followed by a dance. The cost of the dinner and dance will be $55 per cou- ple. Mayor Wayne Arthurs will be in attendance along with the following Kinsmen dignitaries: Qy GLUF AIhRON AWARD 1991 C- National President Dave Robinson, District "8" Governor Bill Pycock and Deputy Governor Edson Johnson. Anyone planning to attend should contact me by February 12 at 839-1491 (Res) or 581- 6752 (Bus.) Andy O'Connor, 25th Anniversary Chairman The Naw$ Advertiser, psbw ed every SXXMW. WO&WI y and Friday of 130 Commerck3l AW. AIM. Ontorto lis 2H5, is one Of 1110 M"olond Pit,". Pubtist" and gra.P of sbsrban r10wtpapen which Incksdas AIagPlcWN News Advertiser. Aurora ftv w.110ft Advonce. Brompton Guordlon, krlington post. Coillrlgwood Connection. Etobleoke GL"dlorVLo1%"-e Advertiser. Georgetown hdepNXW0. OVOon This week. irxhav This Week. MaNu rn Economist b Sun. Mlton Corxxkln Chonpion. MWMKRpa News. Newmarket Eto. North York Mirror. oakvNe Beaver. Ono Today. oshawa/Mp roV Thi$ %A,"*. peterbaough this Week. RlChMond HM/Thornm ub«a. Scarborough Mira, Ur p,1dW/stouffv" TpIb ne rad s Senkxs. page "s may vary *VrY from aslbil"Cl rota cord dw to mecharlca 0"ernents of afferent prInters. MetraarW printing. Publishing end DlsMuting is a OMS on of Harlequin i:nterptises ltd. Member of me CanodNxi CommurYty New,papers Assoclaflon and Ontario CofnmurVN NewXXPWs Associalon. Second Class Mal Registration Number 1697. MOM *Awr san fares in Conoco: 1 year. $70 Per edition. t U t� r� U A 0 n 0 Raider bantams Play first tourney AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax -Pickering Lennox Drum major bantam 'AAA' Raiders hockey team was knocked out of the Aurora tournament last week- end. Ajax -Pickering opened the tourney Jan. 10 with a 1-1 tie with Welland. Steven Knowles scored the Raiders' Ione goal, assisted by Rob Muller and Graham Horne. Ryan Lowe played in net for Ajax - Pickering. On Saturday afternoon, the Raiders soundly defeated Timmins 4-1. Jason Fawcett scored twice, while Ryan Connell netted the Raiders' other two goals. Assists went to Chris Johnson, Knowles and Chris McPherson. Kns Malloy recorded the win in goal. However, a 2-1 loss to Oakville Saturday night put the Raiders out of the tournament. Jason Reed scored the lone Ajax -Pickering goal, unassisted. Ryan Lowe had a solid game in net. DO'C dumps foes AJAX -The Denis O'Connor Chargers improved their record in LOSSA junior girls' volleyball league action with decisive wins over Ajax High and Oshawa Eastdale at DO'C last Tuesday. The DO'C junior squad swept Eastdale in straight games 15.6 and 15-12, and defeated Ajax High 15-6,15-8. Eastdale downed Ajax 15-6,16-14. The Denis O'Connor junior team has a league record of five wins and one loss. Meanwhile, in midget girls' play, Ajax took both of its matches against DO'C and Eastdale. Ajax defeated DO'C 15-4, 15-8 and also beat Eastdale 15-7, 15-12. In the other game, Eastdale defeated DO'C 15-6,15-11. In senior play, Easidale swept DOT two games straight by scones of 15-6, 15.6 and went on to defeat Ajax two games to one by scares of 15-6, 5-15,15-4. Ajax won two games to none over DO'C 15-10,15-12. - -- - Tw taws- o »r„M�:�`�; �r►ss A / THE • AJAWICKERtNC Y NEWS ADVERTISER n enlf � be be in the ~piing roster, is teaching a series pQ in each of the clinics, there's �� garnal A!`garne' Call our sports J,` department Meth The clinic started Jan. 11 and VE your weekly resp is ,',ill continue each weekend until 683-5110 Sunday, Feb. 2 at Lakeside FAX 683-7363 Raider bantams Play first tourney AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax -Pickering Lennox Drum major bantam 'AAA' Raiders hockey team was knocked out of the Aurora tournament last week- end. Ajax -Pickering opened the tourney Jan. 10 with a 1-1 tie with Welland. Steven Knowles scored the Raiders' Ione goal, assisted by Rob Muller and Graham Horne. Ryan Lowe played in net for Ajax - Pickering. On Saturday afternoon, the Raiders soundly defeated Timmins 4-1. Jason Fawcett scored twice, while Ryan Connell netted the Raiders' other two goals. Assists went to Chris Johnson, Knowles and Chris McPherson. Kns Malloy recorded the win in goal. However, a 2-1 loss to Oakville Saturday night put the Raiders out of the tournament. Jason Reed scored the lone Ajax -Pickering goal, unassisted. Ryan Lowe had a solid game in net. DO'C dumps foes AJAX -The Denis O'Connor Chargers improved their record in LOSSA junior girls' volleyball league action with decisive wins over Ajax High and Oshawa Eastdale at DO'C last Tuesday. The DO'C junior squad swept Eastdale in straight games 15.6 and 15-12, and defeated Ajax High 15-6,15-8. Eastdale downed Ajax 15-6,16-14. The Denis O'Connor junior team has a league record of five wins and one loss. Meanwhile, in midget girls' play, Ajax took both of its matches against DO'C and Eastdale. Ajax defeated DO'C 15-4, 15-8 and also beat Eastdale 15-7, 15-12. In the other game, Eastdale defeated DO'C 15-6,15-11. In senior play, Easidale swept DOT two games straight by scones of 15-6, 15.6 and went on to defeat Ajax two games to one by scares of 15-6, 5-15,15-4. Ajax won two games to none over DO'C 15-10,15-12. - -- - Tw taws- o »r„M�:�`�; �r►ss A / THE \ r a► Y MAXIPICKER/IG kW -, 't NEwS AOItE11Tt'�ER n warns b of the Toronto Blue Jays' 40 -man 0"To be In the ~piing roster, is teaching a series pQ in each of the clinics, there's �� garnal oilCaN our sports over. department wilh The clinic started Jan. 11 and VE your weekly results ,',ill continue each weekend until 683-5110 Sunday, Feb. 2 at Lakeside FAX 6837963 A Blue Jays'Nigel Wilson teaches baseball clinics AJAX - Ajax's own Blue Jay is selves,” says Wilson. "There are prizes teaching a baseball clinic for would-be after each clinic and the kids have Jay's in town. found it really fun and the parents Nigel Wilson, the newest member think its really good too. I've gotten a of the Toronto Blue Jays' 40 -man 0"To lot of compliments." ~piing roster, is teaching a series pQ in each of the clinics, there's �� of eight baseball clinics for time alotted for a discussion )oys and girls six years and �� � period, stretching exercises, hit - 1 over. ting drills as well as instruction The clinic started Jan. 11 and VE , on the different aspects of the ,',ill continue each weekend until game. Sunday, Feb. 2 at Lakeside As for Wilson, he's currently work - Community Centre from 1 to 3 pm. ing out at the SkyDome each day, in However. there's still room for preparation for the opening of the Blue more participants in some of the clin- Jays' training camp in Dunedin, .cs, whici cover bunting, base stealing Florida Feb. 28. and game situations. "I'm just practising throwing and Wilson says, judging from last hitting for a few hours," he says. Arek's courses, the youths are having a For costs and more information )yl. about the clinics, call the town's pro- 'T,,e kids are really enjoying [hem- grams office at 427-8811. Pickering Hiqh athlete breaks long jump records at Hamilton indoor meet AJAX - Track and field athletes from Pickering High School were in a class by themselves at the Hamilton Spectator Indoor Games Jan. 10. Led by Sam Davis and Kyle Robinson, both members of Canada's national junior track and field team, the Pickering High con- tingent of nine athletes took in the competition which drew many of the top athletes from southern Ontario. Pickering High athletes ended up on the winners' podium three times with two gold medals and one silver and had two fourth -place finishes. Sam Davis established a meet Raiders'atoms end slumpand chool record in the senior boys' long jump with a distance[ of AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax- Miles with two, Virostek, Oliver Pickering minor atom `AAA' Raiders Lopez, with one each. Assists were hockey team ended a prolonged earned by Randy Nicholls, J.B. slump in fine style with a 6-2 victory MacLellan, Garret Winder, Andrew over York-Simcoe Saturday night. LeLacheur, Virostek and Chad Come enjoy York-Simcoe started the scoring MacDonald. The lift our super in the first period, but two goals by win was a welcome to the Mike Sauter, assisted by Richard club after coming back from the hoh- Sunday Baker, Brad Virostek and Chad day break and suffering a 13-6 MacDonald, gave Ajax -Pickering trouncing at the hands of Oshawa. atoms a lead they never relinquished. Raiders' scoring came from Virostek Buffet Chris McLeod was superb in net, and Sauter with two apiece, Only coming up with numerous saves MacLellan and Virostek with singles. aided by a good team effort on Assisting were Ta. Kemp with three, $6 9 y 5 defence. Virostek, Jason MacDonald and Other markers came from Jeff Lopez. ['/2For Kids Ajax peewees find scoring touch against Pickering Annandale AJAX - The Ajax -Village minor peewee 'A' hockey team posted a win Golf & and a loss in its last two regular season games. Ajax couldn't muster any offence in a recent contest against Country �( Bowmanville and went down to defeat 4-0. Club However, Ajax regained its scoring touch against rival Pickering to post a 686-3210 4-0 victory. Rob Jones struck for the hattrick to lead the way for Ajax. Trevor Munro scored the other goal. Assists went to Greg Kitching and P.Q. Adam Smith with a pair each and singles to Phil Monders, Harley Scott and Box Andrew Jervis. Kevin Bedarf recorded the shutout. 'AA' 91 The Ajax peewees also participated in the Buffalo Regals Tournament Jan. 10 to 12. Ajax wasn't able to come out of the event with AJAX any wins, dropping all three of its round-robin contests. CALL AL RIVETT WITH SPORTS 683-5110, FAX 683-7363 7.33 metres (24 feet two inches). The Pickering junior boys' 4 -x- 1 -lap relay team of Dion Trowers, Maurice Kondell, Rodcliffe Chung and Junior Cumberbatch sprinted to the gold medal in a time of one minute, nine seconds. Kondell leaped a distance of 6.12 metres to collect the silver medal in the junior boys' long jump. The senior boys' 4-x- l -lap relay team from Pickering place fourth. Team members are Sam Davis, Jason McKenzie, Kevin Gayle and Kyle Robinson. Pickering High's senior boys' mile relay team also placed fourth. Members of the team are Kevin Gayle, Jason McKenzie, Kyle Robinson and Kirk Salesman. 6More value for your money... that's why State Farm insures more homes than anyone else. 99 ROY MOKEDANZ; Agent 11410� 301K sub UW 3TS 6W.41"31 -n07 State Farm Fire and casualty Company Canadian Head Office: Scarborough. Ontario IMlY�AMC, like a gcxhd neightx)r. State Farm is there. -J PAGRIF W" ARTS F[ ENTERTAIIYlIENT Guilty will sentence you to night of good music AJAX-PICKERING - Guilty hits the stage at L.A. Hooters Friday and Saturday from 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. The band plays music from the '60s and '70s. The Ajax nightspot has karaoke every Thursday, starting at 9 p.m. L.A. Hooters is at 570 Westney Rd. Call 686-8538. To find out where the rest of the entertainment action is this week- end, just follow this guide: KANGAROO'S: There's jazz every Thursday, night with the Ragweed Jazz Band from 9 p.m. to midnight. On Friday and Saturday, enjoy the versatile sounds of Nite Life from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. On Sunday, there's a country jamboree with The Rider Band from 3 to 7 p.m. Kangaroo's is at 985 Brock Rd. S., Pickering. Call 839-6845. THE HARP & THISTLE: The Harp and Thistle has Outta Bounds this Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The five -piece group covers hits from the '70s through to the '90s. The Harp and Thistle is at 282 Monarch Ave., Ajax. Call 428- 0943. JOKERS: Jokers has the '50s and '60s band No Relation this Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and Sunday from 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday night is trivia night at Jokers starting at 9. Jokers is at 335 Pay TV unscrambled in Ajax for three days AJAX - Cable subscribers here will get free pay TV at the end of the month. Maclean Hunter Cable TV will unscramble the movie channel First Choice for four hours each night from Friday. Jan. 31 to Sunday. Feb. 2. The U.S. superstitions WGN- Chicago and WTBS-Atlanta will also be unscrambled the entire weekend. Earl Dusek, general manager of Maclean Hunter in Ajax, says sub- scribers will be able to see two movies each night. On Jan. 31, Witches and Robocop 2 will be shown, Cadillac Man and Another 48 Hours will air Feb. 1 and Sleeping with the Enemy and Die Hard 2: Die Harder are on the small screen Feb. 2. On all three nights, the first movies will begin at 7 p.m. and the second at 9 p.m. The movies will be seen on channel 32. efeFa Decision Canada Decision 91-930. Maclean Hunter Limited Decision 91-930. Maclean Hunter Limited, operating under the name of Maclean Hunter Cable TV, Ajax Ont. DISALLOWED - A portion ($0.09) of the proposed $0.12 increase. "You may read CRTC documents in the 'Canada Gazette' part I; at CRTC offices; at reference libraries; and at the licensee's offices during normal business hours. To obtain CRTC public documents, contact the CRTC at. Ottawa -Hull (819) 997-2429; Halifax (902) 426-7997; Montreal (514) 283-6607; Winnipeg (204) 983-6306; Vancouver (604) 666-2111-. 1*,Canadian Radio -television and Conseil de la radioditfusion et des Telecommunications Commission 161ecommunications canadiennes Bayly St. in Ajax. Cal! 427-0337. FOX & FLOWERPOT: The Fox & Flowerpot features the music of Mike McCluskey this Friday and Saturday from 8:30 to I I p.m. McCluskey plays folk music, including English, Irish and Scottish tunes. On Sunday from 2 to 8 p.m., The Fox and the Flowerpot has a Monty Python Film Festival. The Life of Brian starts at 2 p.m., fol- lowed by the Holy Grail at 4 p.m. and ending with The Meaning of Life at 6 p.m. The Fox & Flowerpot is in the Pickering Village Courtyard. Call 428-2162. SAPPHIRE BAR & GRILL: The Ajax nightspot has a DJ this Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to I a.m., But, the bands are coming. The Sapphire Bar & Grill is at 610 Monarch Ave. Call 428-9203. KERRY INN: The Kerry Inn has the Royz Band, which plays a wide range of music. The Royz will be on stage Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to I a.m. and Sunday from 7 to 11 p.m. The Kerry Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 967 Westney Rd. S. at Harwood Ave., Ajax. Call 428-8790. COUNTRY GOLD: Country Gold has Nashville star John Conlee this Saturday, with shows at 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. Also, Eddie Leblanc and his band will be on stage on Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. On Sunday, Country Gold features a country jamboree with Lorne Hac;hey and the Country Classics, followed by Eddie Leblanc and his band for their final show of the week, starting at 9 p.m. Country Gold is in the Mackenzie Plaza in Ajax. Call 686-4995. TUDOR ROSE INN: The Tudor Rose has a sing -a -long with Duncan Deans Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Tudor Rose Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 700 Harwood Ave. S. Call 428- 1815. McGINNIS LANDING: On Thursdays, enjoy your dinner to the ET(70TS ITU -L -%.N SHOppE LTD. WINTER SALE SAVE 20-40% OFF On Winter Clothing and Selective GIBS for Showers & Weddings 386 Kingston Rd. Unit #15, Pickering Ra vennwrit Centre 509-0041 .A N - I ",G— .. t 9 EN SOPRAFFINO�Italian Cuisine 21 Celina St., Oshawa 723-4176 1 Z6 785 Westney Rd. S. 428-6022 AJAX • P8116 St*il CHINESE RESTAURANT Licensed under LLB.O. 375 KINGSTON RD., DICKERING _ (Corner of RN90M O Dr. South) 1 'BUY 1 i BUY 1 1 GET i GET i i �. o FREE ri 1 50% OFF> DINNER BUFFET OR 1 DINNER BUFFET tall TlnurL onir I I 7 data awool` ; CWPM 1 w Jmu&J8L 31 1 1 CftPW r+Jw16%bL st 1 286-9876 music of Rob Fielding's classical style acoustic guitar from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at McGinnis Landing. Fielding will entertain from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday afternoon. McGinnis Landing is in the Pickering Home and Design Centre (Brock Rd. and Hwy. 401). Call 428-6383. DONA Y MIGUELS: Carlos plays Mexican music in the Cactus Lounge Friday and Saturday nights. Dona Y Miguels is at 325 Westney Rd. S. at the corner of Westney Rd. and Bayly St. in Ajax. Call 686- 4468. MORGAN'S PLACE: Morgan's has one-man boogie band Jimmy Fraser this Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and Sunday from 6 to 10 p.m. Morgan's Place is at 776 Liverpool Rd. S. DANNY'S PLACE: There's a karaoke contest on Sunday, starting at 6 p.m. There's a 850 grand prize and a free tape to all contestants. Danny's Place is at 88 Harwood Ave. in Ajax. Call 683-2940. We know the income tax laws and the forms inside and out. That's our business. Canada's rax rears, r Standing up for you! K ewt Fim Os1AwA 13 Baer BLE 411311 -TIN 130 3inooa ILK 4&M 146 Bra# oL _. � 111111184M 4.415 Bad► Bt, ._..-, , !bmvw Plea Y . 4V_1W 000 94 WaddoM sat," V"WCWdMdVb@M6Pd OTNER AREA OFFICfi Bawntr wk M perm MONDAY Saturdays _ —TUESDAY Kids under 12 NIGHTS Eat Free from Buy 1 get 1 OPEN OAS Kids Braftst Menu f9 with this ad. at WEa�n4 r.,�.d andvAdw h any pw am Z6 785 Westney Rd. S. 428-6022 AJAX • P8116 St*il CHINESE RESTAURANT Licensed under LLB.O. 375 KINGSTON RD., DICKERING _ (Corner of RN90M O Dr. South) 1 'BUY 1 i BUY 1 1 GET i GET i i �. o FREE ri 1 50% OFF> DINNER BUFFET OR 1 DINNER BUFFET tall TlnurL onir I I 7 data awool` ; CWPM 1 w Jmu&J8L 31 1 1 CftPW r+Jw16%bL st 1 286-9876 music of Rob Fielding's classical style acoustic guitar from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at McGinnis Landing. Fielding will entertain from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday afternoon. McGinnis Landing is in the Pickering Home and Design Centre (Brock Rd. and Hwy. 401). Call 428-6383. DONA Y MIGUELS: Carlos plays Mexican music in the Cactus Lounge Friday and Saturday nights. Dona Y Miguels is at 325 Westney Rd. S. at the corner of Westney Rd. and Bayly St. in Ajax. Call 686- 4468. MORGAN'S PLACE: Morgan's has one-man boogie band Jimmy Fraser this Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and Sunday from 6 to 10 p.m. Morgan's Place is at 776 Liverpool Rd. S. DANNY'S PLACE: There's a karaoke contest on Sunday, starting at 6 p.m. There's a 850 grand prize and a free tape to all contestants. Danny's Place is at 88 Harwood Ave. in Ajax. Call 683-2940. We know the income tax laws and the forms inside and out. That's our business. Canada's rax rears, r Standing up for you! K ewt Fim Os1AwA 13 Baer BLE 411311 -TIN 130 3inooa ILK 4&M 146 Bra# oL _. � 111111184M 4.415 Bad► Bt, ._..-, , !bmvw Plea Y . 4V_1W 000 94 WaddoM sat," V"WCWdMdVb@M6Pd OTNER AREA OFFICfi Bawntr wk M perm 0 •wtio rrm� . rAaw..rrwes� s� .r ..., . �..�......a � , . . Bedrooms are not jplace sleep No longer just a place to lay one's head, It pays to be realistic. Pick pieces that windows and doors can be replaced or FOCAL POINT today's bedrooms are retreats of solace and are comfortable, reflect your tastes and installed in new locations. Walls can also Since a bedroom's primary function is luxury. lifestyle and stay within your budget be removed or new ones can be installed. for sleeping, experts suggest that the bed In fact, it's not uncommon to see master limitations. You can also incorporate a number of act as the focal point of your bedroom. bedrooms complete with a private, techniques to make the room look larger They also stress the importance of a good - adjoining bath, sitting room, dressing room USING EXISTING SPACE than it is. This can be achieved by going to quality mattress. and walk -out deck. If you want to work within the existing a monochromatic color scheme or Ideally, there should be enough room in With home renovation being so popular space of your present bedroom, you'll installing large mirrors. The installation of your bedroom for a couple of bedside these days, there seems to be an endless obviously be more limited in the scope of new, larger windows can also open up a variety or products and ideas available to your project. However, keep in mind that room a great deal. Continued on page 13 consumers. With a little creativity or some helpful input from an interior designer and an architect, the possibilities are about as 1111110 endless as your budget. ��" .�v N If you are thinking about revamping=_ � = No ,—� your bedroom or building a new one, keep ��_ � — _ JOB �r t»• / � versatility and your lifestyle in mind when '� No = = planning. E < �. •� ri .� i� t AN GETTING STARTED a o If your plans are still in the formative stages and you arc unsure of where to start,1100"� _ _ it is a good idea to scout around for ideas '� 2 • ° f ii 080 = ,��t• iN�► by consulting some design or remodelling • ,\ ° •° �a !. � W publications. Depending on your space and o . ° = :� ,.n t>• ■ budget limitations, you'll be able to sort �� •� v� - = �' '� � out your preferences and you should be ° able to get some indication of the costs ^� — — associated with such a project- z = FOR "CITY HOMES" Other than a sleeping space, ask ° ° yourself what purposes you would like the < � \ � duty as a combined bedroom and sitting • ° N 0 W ENTERING room to serve. Do you want i[ to do double - ` PHASE III with a new room:' Do you want to have a portion of ° , ` the room designated as working space for - a those work -at-home nights? �t 1 ase of "LINK HOMES"'. Perhaps you want to have special space ° for a television, stereo or simply curling up + +r • with a good book. You might also like your • `• own private adjoining bathroom or perhaps , . •,;= f ' an adjoining dressing area that leads to the ° �.. , bath area. • a ' 4 _ :: _~ ,� You should also determine whether . ' • , - _ privacy and quiet are ultimate priorities. If _ r so, you'll want to incorporate some sound muffling devices — especially if your o oa bedroom is located close to the major ° o activity hub of your home — the kitchen or • o 0 0• o . • r- �-�-- �- �-- �- , the family room. Thick carpeting is an effective tool in C , muffling sound. And windows on busy � o ° o � �• s_ r�i stroots or close to adjoining properties can • . o _ _ - __. - r- be covered with fabrics that will help deaden sound and act as effective � «EV insulation barriers as well. o TM 111 - %= sil. R - .tlszsoo FURNITURE o • If new furniture is also included m your ° •: a 0 S plans, it's a good idea to visit severalUri Uffil showrooms long before you get too far in ° FROM 1!900 the planning process. This will give you a ° o realistic idea of the size and feel of the • O SUMMER CLOSINGS - NO G.S.T.! types of pieces you'd like to incorporate. A o % four-poster or sleigh bed, for instance, o ° G z at Oshawa's Chelsea Gardens might look a little larger in real life than ° linkS what you had initially envisioned. (� *L naked b full onnl �) dft 0% 46 Ke SATURDAX JANUARY 18TH, 2J PAt 150 REED DRIVE, AJAX THIS IS A REAL GEM Spacious open concept, 3 bdrms., prof- fin. bsmt, 3 baths, sep. din.'rm., w/o to balcony from master. Asking $183,000. Host: Chris Tyrovolas' 686-1821. W. FRANK REAL ESTATE LIMITED oww"" • 728-5639 A % 1 1AF__ Mfg OV`�o a CITY moo ra our= f Y an sr. M r OMHOM MOIL - n W& 1.60 S& i &ft 12.5:X Eaw" ' rmvr. io-inz nLwJAuvrALAib r MAUAr,JAN. 11, lnvt r::.. _ +__, ,. rFn ,� .s p`,� � � R ��a N i4: a, - .. �, .r "�'�r'" a t •z;: k a ,'a �'t ffi:�" e LUCY ��g�-� d• �. BAMM AJAX mek Y 427=4771'" • -Canada TnjW Really Inc./Realtor 414 WANDA ANG DEBORAH ARMSTRONG NORICIA BAMBRIDGE LUCY BATESON Sales Representative Sates Representative Styes Representative Manager TOP ACHIEVERS a► NOVEMBER '000° D '• AW MARG BEATTY JIM BRADBURY ASTON BRUMLEY MARILYN BROOKS � • Sales Representative Sales Representative l�. Associate Broker Sales Representative -W WALLY MAGEE MARY WRIGHT Top Producer Top Lister DECEMBER 401 It GINETTE CAMPBELL BRUCE COLBY DONNA COLBY PAT DELL'OSSO Sales Representative Sales Representative Sales Representative Sales Representative s• MARY WRIGHT WALLY MAGEE A _ TOP Producer Top Lister { PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE •." Happy New Year IDA ERICKSON JOHN FERRARI and sincere thanks BETTY GfLLNGHAM Sales Representative Saks Representadve RICHARD GADDER Sake Representatiw Saks RepnseMatlw to all our clients for their continued • • trust and loyalty. Our commitment to you for PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 1992 is Superior Service and Customer Satisfaction CHARLENE HARRIS PAT HLNVER WAUY MAGEE RAY1lON0 MASH Sales RaImsent ve Sslss ReP "W"iw sales Replessmoi w Saks RepmenWn .. Oil - DANA *CLUSKEY JANET SERIOUx DAME wATrs MARY WRIGIIT $Ma Repmulaatiw Saks Repreewdadve Sales Rspnssn adw Sda RsprsssMsdw ;LiiiLTRUSTED FOR SERVICE =RESPECTED F090-1 RESULTSIL P ^s '-0ti'•C.IJ'�o; �i�l����- ,..': Fri .. . "' s • r-1 L-. r-� u V. MOMEN�- ........ a.a.w•.•+w..a..r..•.........JJ.r.rr.,�a..r.'i•.a•.la.'N�in01��<rwwowiwlM sf'i!/v.t1��77Y4M.0�• Consumer confidence is the key Buyer uncertainty continues to darken the horizon for real estate sales across the country, with the exception of a ray of hope that is emerging in British Columbia. However, Canada Trust Realty believes this upward trend will signal the start of a national recovery only if it is preceded by a change in buyers' attitudes. In its latest Cross -Canada Home Price Survey, prices for homes in most of the country remain flatter than a prairie landscape. In British Columbia, however, prices for three types of housing surveyed are climbing to new heights in a significant improvement over prices of a year ago. Virtually all British Columbia's markets posted increases, with mid-range detached housing averaging a 14.9 per cent improvement. Executive homes in some of the districts in Vancouver and surrounding areas posted increases from 540,000 to 570,000. Of particular note is the rebounding central British Columbia market, which frequently experienced high price increases in the mid-size detached homes than were seen with attached or executive homes. Elsewhere in the country, this hint of recovery hasn't caught on. While some areas saw a stabilization of prices, other areas showed some decline over last year, particularly in Ontario where the recession has hit hardest. Like the whether, however, the rest of the country is gripped by the cold reality of recession and weakened personal purchasing power. Looming unemployment, wage decline and a heavy tax burden have darkened prospects for home ownership for uncertain buyers. The irony of the situation is that this is an ideal time for first-time buyers to be entering the real estate market. "Despite some of the best prices in many years and the best mortgage rates since the 1970s, prospective buyers, especially first-time buyers, are being very cautious," comments Jim Moore, president of Canada Trust Realty Inc. There are basically two factors that impact the real estate market — affordability and buyer confidence. With affordability at a peak due to low prices and good interest rates, it is buyers' attitudes that are preventing them from making the most the most of this opportunity. I've talked to the people out in B.C. and they are very positive," continues Moore, "but unless we can shake off this aura of negativism in other harder -hit areas of the country, we won't see a turnaround for several months yet. All of us need to ,get our thinking in a new mode for '92. With a positive attitude, buyers will see their opportunity and take advantage of what's in the marketplace." FIRE Your "11�° Landlord'. Why Rent? AUDEN PARK ESTATES, LINDSAY DOWNTOWN WHITBY .ate. G a��enS .rAOW4°�0 �47500;�� 4.500�$45400 P THE PICCADILLY II (garage included) * Only 10 lots available at this price * 1,280 sq. ft. of finished living space * Excellent financing Toronto line - 360-0790 705-32&3503 Hours: Monday to Friday 2-7 p.m. Saturday. Sunday 6 Holidays 12-6 p.m. or by appointment Directions: Take 401 east pest Oshawa, exit 351115 north - follow Hwy. 35 intro Lindsay. Left on Kent St. (1 mile), right on Angeline St, left on Elgin St Other routes accessible include Hwys. #48 and 12 to Hwy. 7A. month Pbl r _ -TT i 11 FEATURES • INCLUDE: * Indoor pool * Exercise Room * 5 appliances * G.S.T. included Hours: Monday to Friday 2-7 p.m. Saturday, Sunday tit Holidays 12-6 p.m: or by appointment WHITBY - 668-7136 -roRoNTo -686-1316 rRATED EXCELLENT BOLDER W o+7Mao raw HM* w•ww... PFVDGR W Qww F w" k l�b� !!�'�'� f�il�ll�T;1i►N� tl'I►9!!T fr pill DI 1oil 114A DI CA • C 1 Sales Office Hours: Mon-Thurs 1:00 pm - 8:00 pm Closed Fridays Sat, Sun & Holidays 11:00 am - 6:00 pm RATED EXCELLENT BY THE NEW HOME WARRANTY PROGRAM Prices, D:mens ons And Specifications Are Approximate And Suoiect To Change WithouT Notice E 8 0 E • Condit" Appy r 428-8280 *NEWCASTLE KING ST. HWY 2 a SALES OFFICE tl� , ,01 6 0 0 U1 MN NWIIswD'VXKr=l*9gAWAVi4N.- ?.ice JA; Bedrooms provide cosy refuge 'from daily hustle and bustle (Continued from page 9 tables. But, if space is at a premium, there are several innovative ideas — like headboards with built-in, fold -away storage compartments — that you can incorporate to make the most effective use of existing space. For ideas, talk to a decorating consultant or check out some remodelling publications. Design experts also suggest that you allow between two and three feet of clear space on either side of the bed so it is easier to access and make up. Adequate access room should also be left for items like wardrobes, dressers and dressing tables. Lighting is also an important consideration which is sometimes overlooked in the redecorating process. Most likely you'll want to have adequate lighting for reading in bed. You may also require task lighting if you plan to incorporate a work area into your bedroom. With a little foresight and ingenuity, you can transform your bedroom into a cosy, secluded refuge from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. 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We'll go on required by the individual firm. ideally services firms that can't site evenings if need be; we work Owner Jasmin Rauh -Munch, a afford a full-time accountant, yet around the client's time: self-disciplined individual, is an might need more specialized MBS uses ACCPAC and experienced accountant. In April, knowledge than a bookkeeper can NewViews software. Jasmin says 1990, she established MBS on a provide NewViews especially is "perfect part-time basis, and by October, Still, perhaps the best thing about for its flexibility; it's instantaneous, 1990, left a secure job with a MBS is that it goes to the site of and Projects budgets. It can make Toronto firm to give all her the business or an individual's up income statements the way I attention to MBS. home. Better yet, with the help of a want to: some simple, some MBS enhances the job of a chartered accountant (CA). The Pickering -based business gives the chartered accountants information they need to put the financial statements together, and allows them time to analyze those statements. MBS relieves them of the mundane details of their work, even though MBS personnel is skilled enough to set up accounting books, if creed be. "It's a flexible form of accounting bookkeeping,* Jasmin sums up. "If you want me to do a minimal amount, I'll do the minimal" portable computer, the work can be done on site if need be, in the first meeting. This is particularly beneficial at this time of year, with personal income tax returns needing to be filed When you take into account that problems can be solved, reports printed, performance measured - all on site, in one meeting, you understand the value of such a service. "We felt the service end was missing (from the industry)," Jasmin says. "People had to go to the accountant." She continues, "We'll sit down with you and do budgets and elaborate. And the client gets statements that are understandable." Jasmin is so confident about her service that she encourages clients to shop around to compare service and price. Because she was born and raised in the Pickering area, Jasmin is familiar with the community, and this she feels is an asset in serving local individuals and businesses. If you are a small business owner, or if you are an individual who wants to assure yourself of the greatest savings on your 1991 income tax, call Jasmin at Mobile Business Services, 420-3539. vv ny Auvemse = r-ocus on nusliness Dunham businesses wilaunt a increase their profile and sato volume find then bang a part of the Fovea on Business advertimS feature definitely has its advantage. Over the last few years a great many businesses - of all dao - have food that investmart in the AisixAlidcetint News Advertiser's and Oshawa/Whitby Miis Week's Focus on Business feature have generated extra phone calls that likely would not have otherwise °°"riedHow do you get involved? Wbm a company makes a cosruritment to advertise for 10 weeks on the page, it also receives a bA feature story, complete with Pte• MW story radorces the adverdsanent, enabling the business to explain in depth its product and/or service, philosophy, goals. special promotions and even a hiswrical overview. Unless the bae mu chooses otherwise, everything s dose by the newspaper's staff: the ad desipn, tory interview and writing, plus the taking d the photognph,. An the bootees need so do is prepare for the iroauied sales volume. For mole infamullim CA Janice at 693-5110. Special Rates to Airport "Go In comfort and prhracy" from - Picko" - $40.00 •Ajax .$45.00 686-1515 Inquire about our out or town Was. FAST -LINE ■ " THREADED PRODUCTS LTD. 91 STATION STREET, UNIT X6, AJAX ONT. LIS 3H2 TEL (416) 619.0350 FAX. (416) 619.0352 t � Imp 0 _ FASTENERS FOR } I�r CONSTRUCTION F 11f� + - Nu TS BOLTS. SCREWS. _... WASHERSANO NAdS HAND TOOLS AND BITSer.10152ae Oil_ a ......_.....» CUS: m ,A;;U. rrORK ,SSORTMENT ' aAYS AND :USTOM PACKAGING "Specialty Fasteners, Fittings and Hardware" THE MORTGAGE FACTORY 1st, 2nd, 3rd mtges. to 90% • Rental properties and cottages • Re -financing • Debt consolidation • Rural properties • Self employed • Bad credit No Income - No problem Prime Deals Below Bank Rates Fast, Professional Service Since 1975 call 666-4986 (Whitby) Gunther Ivens Contracting Ltd. since 1955 wo"Mmship and SOW* Our ' #1concem Custom work, ad Notts, Ree rooms, kik%e rk% bNWOOnts, MOWMoef t4type FREE ESTIMATES cam 8$39-0681 Fi dvertise this space call Janice 683-5110 4A 1 4 • n • 0 OR Y j`-. • 1s re Ajax -Pickering Combined Pressrun of y o3, o00 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JAN. 17,19!2 -PAGE IS 1'(7W7672) COA'IbWW Promm Of 103.E IMKY 0:0"Y"This Week 576=9335 Pickering - 798-7672 ,,ICLASSIFiEDS Fax - 579-2238 f,130'_Commer Cial Ave., Ajax Q � w pen: Monday Thursday 8:30 aim. to 8:00 p.m., Friday tilt 6:00 p.m. OMISSIONS w f_r .par rir"rw.r r M �. Irw�.� .YM•. � y r"r.. cwwccu�V oa 376-9335,796-7672 Classification Index Fioos Help Wanted Careers too Caw Itaning 106 General Hep 110 01ke Help 120 Sales HelyA9er,:s 130 Skilled Help 135 Computer Cata 140 Hospital uedcal Dent. so Health (;.are 155 Day mare Wanton 160 Day Care Aralabie 165 Eincloymem wanted 170 Buoriew to aus oss Leo Z( f aaaw Sales mak no Frwrood 805 Flea ►take 210 Ar►oa For Sao 270 Andes warned 210 Chnsenas Trees 235 Batty Eao'wge am Ga:q Yarc Sales 25o Ars 6 Galls 260 Comoutor Kdw 270 Lost 6 Found 380 Polls . Srppirs . Boardrig 200 Autonobies Por Sal 300 AutomaONs wanted 306 Trudks For Sae 310 Trude Wanted 315 Vans, 4Whw Dive 320 Traws 330 AAo Pas 6 Ryan 310 Auto Lea" Renals 350 140--yalss 365 SnoernoWes 360 mam 365 Receasdnyefsda 370 F am Equipinery WS Henry Duh EOupnwr 300 w4r Apirsner ss For Rant 400 ADwieens Wanted 405 Hausa For Ren 419 Hwang Wanted 415 Toertlnouses For Rent 420 Space For Ren 425 Rooms For Rent 4,10 R.n: W. W 436 Room 6 Board 4" . w, ial unit For Rani M6 Stared Amonfe dations 150 Cdndmnuris For Rent 466 Oka Ill ReW Spas 4" Garap �� Waslwka 4SSpJx* � Camera Fa Rens 470 cataw waned 475 Rsrrtint L,wig 400 Revert 405 Florida vacasom 40 Land For Rers x-406 Inoses For Sate Sao Waved To gulf606 Tavrtl,ousss For Sale S10 Iniewitent IS Condos Fait" S21 °000i'w Land Sale �F Loa For Sale 035 Out -of -Toon Proposes 560 Wcafon Ropers" SSS CO" For Sass so M"s Harass a Parks 519 Capr Traiws Sias 578 Macy To Laid 875 Bores Opportunities Sea Kt*c Notim 100 Tendsra ~ on asom; 830 Canting Ewds 040 Auc>t9s $so nsoonnas $70 Busross pwswa5 671 I capaniorx; $710 Amanaements leo Brttdays 700 Brae 710 Daal+s 720 In M rrotiams 740 Cads of Thanks 150 Wedding Arrfounownsns 760 Ergagemms 770 AnVwrear*e 190 . 100 Careers AUTOCAD TRAINING COURSE, $200. 30 hours, sdtware and Instructions. 576 W36. Joseph 6930. (012382) 110 General Help HELP WANTED CASHIER Experience necessary. Apply Pennyworth's Dept Store I Harwood Ave. S. Ajax Experienced major appliance Service Technician wanted Call Greg after 6 pm. 839-7654 FLORISTRY Business Course . cal now for ono -on -ori training on "How to run ate operate a feral shop from your none-. Large profit, excitln opportunity. Phone 436-03,8. (012304 120 Office Help NEED a now 4airstyle? I am enterir,g the Ontario WOrwtt Hairstyling Competition and am SMALL SALES looking for individuals 10 prec- ORGANIZATION rise the hairstyle I will be Needs mature person 1-2 Me«wg- r you we Iwerealed In daysppeer week to patting the latest and uniqueprocesshhip orders and aryle• and are open .. ded and 110 handle customer understand this is clearly an servjc8. You must have: ask-rwqu@sias style, then you !ad 1s1w1oet skis are who I am looking for. Serious callers only. Call comp- UNA l' Paulin, 10 is. ML - 12 noon. Yon- 1ooldo" leakpwd day to Friday. 576-5591. ;:41tissiirrsF I I (011982) • kirpriw scald be DO NOT answer, another ad units wrt a you dee this amazing new Please reply with re xmo and m o n e y- m a k I n g rilarallOe , to: opportungy.FREE info pack. Fife 04030 Sero w-adaecsw surged Oalnawa This weak envelope to: W D Intl. 79 ROL am 461 Parkway Cres.. Bownunville US Fwa1oo0 SL Ohl.. L1C 1C2. (012192) OWWWR, OnL LIN?L5 MOMS, saachans, or anyone In- PART irtr office hep, 25 hour forested in Children's par week. Excellent typing Literature...CHILD'S PLAY required. Good telephone a@@ks ctrl WN=tk bdividraals b manner. Computer skkb an share our unique. stfrtWing advantage. Send resume to: and education books and Trebewl/y Matallenwss• Subs gSt. Pickening. ames, ra er (bns irth so protiossionem 12 W 31x7. (0176. 1735 239M working working with children. Part tint LEAR and Earn - 2 entry level or full time opportunities. No potitionle available for Data pestes or daNvales. Jaauwy a" and M. IF- M e aWAw and February, START UP - fly, 0 you are over 45 aro SPECIALI Cal Effort. 430-7249: haw been rscw* been Ind off. Susan. 6b65722; or Kinnari. you may cualify for training 420-2271. (020682) ass1eynce. 4264150. (011792) PEOPLES Taxi (Ajax) - Dniws, 110 General Help 110 General Help Hourly wage b commission. Fluent command of English. Hours to call: Mon.-Thurs. 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Sat. noon - 2 p.m. "STAY HOME, EARN MONEY! Call amazing 24 hr. RECORDED mes- sage for free details. (416) 330-3215 ext. #C32 Home Em- ployment Directory for sale.' $100 CASH per day - Expanding advertising company rlseds three to five tun -loving, friendly manapsment tralrres No trarlaportaton or @tpenot. ea9Mite toda ASS EIA BLERS I Excellent wages! Span ties assembly. Easy work I home. No experience. Cal 1-504-641.77X{ Ext. 103 Open 24 hours, k,cludmg Sunday FAQI HIM ASSWyt VF1 If"61 MIrl REM Im Illp Milo 'MATHK 41PO424 USEMRK Iltglrl1M CAlLI1H0UR5 �T 1A Sales s Help/ Agents INTERNA COMPANY Opening sales office in OshawaWhifby. Require 20 fulk or part-time saw reps. to coves assigned 1erniones from Pdciaanng to Bowmamnlle. Good t:3aadyCi+�- alt 7n2/J NETWORK MARKETING 140 CompData 140 Computer/ Data140 compData 280 Lost a Found A leading international distribution company has a requirement for a JR, P. C. PROGRAMMER. The successful applicant must have a college degree involving Programming, Computer Science or Systems Analysis and have 3-5 years experience with DB 4, Clipper, C and UNIX based systems. Experience with BBX would be an asset. The applicant should have a good working knowledge of current DOS Software packages and Hardware Configurations. As a programmer you would be responsible for team programming and computer hardware responsibility working with a newly installed RISC machine and progressive LAN systems in a variety of applications. N you are interested in furthering your career in the Computer field and enjoy working in a fast -paced, non-smoking environment, please send your resume to: Lenbrook Industries Limited Judy Ewles Human Resources !!/ 633 Granite Court • Pickering, Ontario L1 W 3K1 FOUND - On Saturday Dae- 28. on Liverpool a 401. Large male, black and whirls young dog. Dal- rrasionr -ab style. Spats on paws and muzzle. 420-3558. (011192CNC) FOUND - small white dog. Looks similar to Samoyed. Found January 10 on Sayer Dr. (Ajax). Call 428-0945. (011792CNC) 290 Pets-Supplies- Boardinq NEVI Puppy! (12-16 weeks). He's learning now, he's teaninc fast, is he lownng good or bad Junior IGnder Puppy Chase start Jan. 30. Senor Kinder P py and Novice classes a s• available. Cal K-9 Klub House 404-8617.(012382) BARGAIN Brow" Service Handsom white Hamilayan mak cat on duty now. Exceller tanOenim . registered. t10C Servno guaranteed. Call C.n Kny Cattery. 1-705-295-4273 (01 199Z FREE puppets to kmng horde They are adorable. Labrt-Nsky met. Only 4 Mt. 6 weeks od. 'Ready to Go.- Cal 666-0007. (0 1229Z LHASA-APSO puppies. 7 weeks old. 3 mals. 1 female. C K.0 regrotered. , artoo's aeric .iret snots given. Looking for good home. 1350. Call 420 - 150 Hosp. Medical- --- --- _ 3257. (012292) Dental 205 Firewood 220 Articles SIBERIAN Huskies. CKC nONAL For Sale V90WOd. LWOOW. t3 kman 9 PEOPLE Flare's a Progreso chat works. f/0,00Wntanti it 30 raps Is oa* pom*iL Canon canpular, tax, pbolo ropier, for has dm :300.723"10111. Now 160 walurAPet wwake. -ares BLUE los �1' size 12. Ex- tams REPOS - from bw+ks and Day Care 1.000 rolls from 9e cents to 4307 coition, . (0120"' �� sect Ding companies. e0 cars. Wanted 18.85 a double col. Open 5 days 7532. (0t23pQ) trucks, vans at WHOLESALE wasper week. Yon - Fn., e•d p.m. ArbCles Prices. Why pay real? Cal IfM EXPERIENCED part time Sm. 9<5 pm Cr ml. 65 King R@pc Carx►e26gB3&7. (TF) babyseter r required lw3 a 4 two St. E.. BDwrrnwwft. (TF) 23 Wanted aflM Ford Escort station wagon. children own allsmtow ,s per week refererdoes FREE skids • Ior firewood enc yyE geld Up dollar lor fridges and 4X40. automatic. t*.. Fib - a must. Phone 420-2127. FAX Macre.» - Panasonic Kx. 7252leave nrsaage.fo12194 ROKA LUMBER Ft20• 1e "n^9 syn- GERMAN S"eOn.rd quality DRY FIREWOM tem weh fararrnle. Fa uPnone Dupe, CKC •eg.. champion HARDWOOD swacn and remote control. bloodlines, excellent 4' x S' x 12" - $60 Works perfectly. 9 roar d paper temlaerment, btac k and tan, 4'x 8' x 16" • $65 and stand. t5 months old. shoo rnaW19male. ver -Inspected. h&'4m a wafts b relief. Good 631-7005. 65 weekdays• leave tattooed, ready to go. Little E�eMed as T05.2n•3381 "*@sage. rot2292) BMcn. 705- 79& 3311. (012382) 416♦" HOSPITAL bed with wr@rgool -- Automobiles UNEMPLOYED, laid a8. raw hep now? Ready to change MOR" .1125. Compuaw.ea@ae 300 ,�MaebRX? GXL.5Wood. anMnn, CD pbyw and air eon.. IM Chair. Citation. 4 door. pr 2 Corm. with aoDan.e For Sale FIREWOOD - AN hardwood. qts and programs. $400. Signed No sales. 416.623.4290. (TF) and split. 16 inches, also fir - logo. by fret uii '" bonze of Jesus 11 SM. arm" docks ft30.2135. (011902) 1991 Sunbird LE. 4 door. auonttie, lo@d. Cox 9W3361. (020402) given baDPicannatwith an un- kneed. Cal Jan fel sop$I1I derarirndkng d MaidramWMird mesa 414278060. (0117912) air. power steerng, Articles FREE •kids for fiserood 717 W~0A Rd S. Cate ftw a^' ask power brakes, arrNm caseate. m cos Non bei@rice a1 es, a vt"""N' 220 For Sale York 7253630. (TFALL) smoker. No GST. 39,700. Certified 432-3307 (012492) Now 160 walurAPet wwake. -ares BLUE los �1' size 12. Ex- tams REPOS - from bw+ks and Day Care 1.000 rolls from 9e cents to 4307 coition, . (0120"' �� sect Ding companies. e0 cars. Wanted 18.85 a double col. Open 5 days 7532. (0t23pQ) trucks, vans at WHOLESALE wasper week. Yon - Fn., e•d p.m. ArbCles Prices. Why pay real? Cal IfM EXPERIENCED part time Sm. 9<5 pm Cr ml. 65 King R@pc Carx►e26gB3&7. (TF) babyseter r required lw3 a 4 two St. E.. BDwrrnwwft. (TF) 23 Wanted aflM Ford Escort station wagon. children own allsmtow ,s per week refererdoes FREE skids • Ior firewood enc yyE geld Up dollar lor fridges and 4X40. automatic. t*.. Fib - a must. Phone 420-2127. 850 McKay Rd., Pidcerng- Days stoves at Ajax Pickering amAm radio certified. $42%. NANNY/HOUSEKEEPER Ra- onW 7 - - 3 p.m Monday b Friday. (TFNALL) Appkwsoe. 4278784. (011982) Cnown Auto Picker -fig. 428. 9423. 135 SUled Help qured Marc" 11L kM,M@e wit YAM SELECTION OF GIFT BASKETS MEWL. Loral Campy (011; 92) oakbhonta area for active 6 MUST spa -atria hid9e aro err Craft Store reeds your unique or 10" Acadian in the best of yea old bay. Drivers bowie a scows, both in eao@IlerK 11001king h&'4m a wafts b relief. Good condition. Call 579.6995. disptachere, and mechanic fF you die over 45 and ham eilluIIGYAL needed in-' iataly for fast remaly bean laid a0, you miry Troubleshooter: Immediate growing company. No ex- qua011f to abh6g am*Mnca Opmtinfir This a dnwgYq perlwrce necessary. Parvfull DIPItURT. Lotus, Nbrdpstietz position In a dyaMnamic tlfne. 683-7301 or ews474 D -base, -films" acepac, orpwd ead=L As a team pkr0sr after 6pm(012304 badloN Venues, papan*kar. you would be required to WEDDING Photographers Hot void and CowlRn-- al aa- troubleshoot system com. tIbunco avaHble tar sable frookaYOn I pia"' In bete needed. Join the a',- I" Iwo eludwm udder 45 or am who French and English. Must have medium format do mol *Wft ler Iwo tOffdl PA**Wrrras: koybo .rr.- ea. mdrL M 194a. (01229t2j oorddaon, make a reaswabb 64=su"k Please call Trudy Y (012382SNC) FANNY requests M in Ner". offer. Anytime 686.6722. (p121920NC) 623.9130. (012292SKIC) @9 14 Cerium Z26. Royal blue.for feesct1oW alga ctrildran and YAM SELECTION OF GIFT BASKETS WANTED -stoves, fridges, good Condition. pa., p0., pw.. ane sae yaw old. Dallisma, 359 GRANDFATIIEIII clocks - The washes and dryers, workkg or auto, air cond.. T -bar, now 9047, after 5. 420-5395. Boss Is Away Sale, for the not. Also I -1 m- . Pickup truck pioneer stereo, cruise and Day Care 165 molxh d Januaryll Cal T@lep Clocks- 433.1491. (0amm (newer than 1978). Cal Pickax. Ing a20-8= (TF) abm► 15500 0.0.0, Call 974 - 2719, Dan. (0,172M Available FRIDGE aro stove, aknad, ex- 9864273. (0121921 pl i9B2) UNEMPLOYED, laid a8. raw hep now? Ready to change HARDWARE TECHNICIAN - APOiMRM should haw ex- CLASS 'A" Mechanic/Okstild oeast oondikon. dining town ,�MaebRX? GXL.5Wood. anMnn, CD pbyw and air eon.. IM Chair. Citation. 4 door. your fife? Call now to EARN MONEY TODAY. No ginNdks, and bedroom suis. 266225o. 260 Arts & Crafts 250 Arts a Crafts (012302) cwnmurAcolim a>�. boA COeN000p1E 64 seiN rrl0d@m1, - or amwes For Sale io1"" . i400- l'e °a'n size a*0erbed. oonplM9 1200. Bw BASKET KASE mels rosaleay aN, utsrri, "oft tablsk, icyel0 fiic b YAM SELECTION OF GIFT BASKETS ladies standard. Cae Ruby a1 CRAFTS i GIFTS 8311979. 01MM 1 RADFORD DR., AJAX FOR Sob - upright piano, shoo M FOR R IWORMATION and 1 - Sk7 Oahlq No $200. >w«kg. axtrea f� w4rndoer wood a Pte• Power door locks, amllm .sat 81111,000 trifles Zasbarrd, cassis, 244* 83000 equlpmert'-7229 1010 Derham Busbau ConpdMr a911ent Interpersonal skills. DAYCARE an my hot now Cao CG.olgs alwr 6 p.m at 831- • ss Cs9sg0k4T1-0010.(1Fl ability 10 wOrk bom and � p1 I so"ils ESTHunly. 300 �� 300 Automobiles LN for apgonunky. Loo" for as- cwnmurAcolim a>�. boA brit aCae4WOMOG 2oe9eo or amwes For Sale sociaoi to n our team of is plemosionsis in a busy salon. walsn and we" in Frend end Englbh. Leir:aMd b Ude 135 Ifelp 0111.@awegw.o8wsaosBMlt p1190w WANTED - dead or alive - fiwgss, stovaa wasldw, dryers. C,.,,, Employment and tumiture ata 19M Pontiac 6000 LE.4 door, t98S Buick Century LTD. Cao Va19nUno's. 886-3808. ,spit OOrlf7iiNr. an 1 70 iable- a / Wanted "Oak 10Ork reaeonabl.. we V-8, auto. pa., pb., air. tilt wagon 6 clfNl1dar, datk blue, (012302) salary ww bwWhs COMPUTE is the Durham %&n s imp" AWgrlaed Spa. Plisse aa1 kmrdaaNp a ra0arw b: Lyn Anque rivieian p� up and pay cash. Cal 432 4MM (012102) >w«kg. axtrea f� w4rndoer wood a Pte• Power door locks, amllm .sat 81111,000 trifles Zasbarrd, cassis, 244* 83000 EARN MNW reading bo0ltsl 530,000/yr Income pNwnlal. Dataltb 1805.9828000 Ext CY- nip9 Cutw and le a d 1� N Susan Vlvlan, The Mfrdaa Cpnbys Ua SOvo Dwhwn Group, (418) 434.4400, Fax: YEN with trucks will do Itodrsslwp rrovss, cywwp Juba COWK ksrssaat, CW" and and tables. captain bed, facet. loaded, air, orl2inal owner. kms., 87800 asrL Wr Jadu- Certified. $3200. 427-2170. M01ots, 183.(012492) for 23 years. NETWORK (416)5798060.(01238?,) odd jobs. Osooratlrq psknlYdg al good �C_abC@OorJere,427. aardd.-W . Laos Oustaywoff. 9864273. (0121921 pl i9B2) UNEMPLOYED, laid a8. raw hep now? Ready to change HARDWARE TECHNICIAN - APOiMRM should haw ex- CLASS 'A" Mechanic/Okstild ) Many more leers. Call 725 1760. (012382) ,�MaebRX? GXL.5Wood. anMnn, CD pbyw and air eon.. IM Chair. Citation. 4 door. your fife? Call now to EARN MONEY TODAY. No ginNdks, F * r in Locial Area NsNtn Int endorsement, needed im- with an emphasis on Noroa nrdiO 4 tar 6 weak assign- 205 Firewood &M Prig Appilianom, no 60.000 kme•. mint condition. needs soros body wok, nos 515,500.8861882. (012282) wet Beat d1w amoprd. For No sales. 416.623.4290. (TF) Nelware. Preference will be ment In Ajax area. Must be offer refused. FUR, 1588 Choveft 4 door. dark blue �i oft.. phone 428-0707. (012492SNC) UNEMPLOYED or on UIC? Earn given baDPicannatwith an un- kneed. Cal Jan fel sop$I1I derarirndkng d MaidramWMird mesa 414278060. (0117912) garunlead reconditioned BROOKLIN Firewood - '�11w• come nine us a Well UMiftim,5speed tars., miu C. j --p n. no nr4 cardfid. IM Dodge Aspin, good rn- 5500 - 5700 part ams wakkp for yourself. For doo t. eared - -deaL connections. HARDWARE TECHNICIAN • Applicants 4278784, 467 seasonal 2 yea", (mixed Y softwood fa 545 par face cord Rd. S., Alax. (011 902) asking 12250. 433-8858. SASE to CAPAIS Wwub,4 ended" ;Idea , n C0 Hosp. Medical picked up). hardwood. free PIANOS and Keyboards (0123M unowiffied. 54001or dist affair. T�P�r» 7�• (011992) P.O. Box 046010, 1725 Kingston Road, Pickering. On J PC ° � and repair' Denial Pbeae fwr d your - awns b: Truric iodic 125 a ton Saturday p digital, apartment size and Grand The Boss to Sab t tithe� � � � mow, par mea � � 1879 Chsv. npala A, IV, . new tart LIV SP6. (TF) CONPUTIE Technical SerMos DENTAL rsospowlb, requited Division. 333 King St. W., tel busy Pickering Sundays). lbsy 12 le Spencers for Une north d {rwh�r. Tale Rd. left to Ashburn Rd. 855 Pbno YYbrkt 839-8406. leave massage. Vaneoff eruionaas all 6SM beat (0123M66-0438. LADIES .renals eattra money n your pare time by oW" hair office- Spa Oshawo. Ontario. L1J 2Jt We dal consideration for person ,331491. (TF) 8797. (01308?) wean valwnce, (01319r2SNC) 1Ms Reliant K -car. 22 Nine. accessories. We also se0 n for rasa For apologize that all appatslions with dental reception and as- **no be anewer@d. Only tlloae eislln8 edpsrienoe Sony FN*VOOD - Mind hardwood. 72-WFASx l SM; I 72111r x 81-t 588: 84• x s4'. 5M. auto. pa.. pb.. arNfm stereo. 1977 Olds Deas4 wag bolted dam. $1250 , I. alW, body. $1508 ob.o. wholesale markets. caw today.view waw we Ww- NV hours Cal 939 580 fact asN. 12' a 18'. wB Other Nzea Inimitable. Sunshade rev, i Cal good 1363256. Select Aug Sats Talsplore 8862M 12 ether 7 p.m 57 249n8fo(012SWI aecontaacte�(012337 M88. (01231M 721.9r� o � ares. Cal pb appy, 4294W7. 721-9767- p12192) (012192) (0 ftGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JAN. 17,193 305 Automts WINWaanni� 400 Ap Four Rent 400 � o Rent 400 1f85 Chev Sr,verado, V8, automal o.c. fully leaded ex- pel air, nw tire and exhaust. very clean truck, =5000 will certify. Call 666-4312. after 6 p.m., leave message please. 1012192) 370 Recreation Vehicles 1N7 YFM Yamaha 350 ER, electric start high low range transmissior with recerse, carriers. 12500 or best offer. Cap 855-4320. (012892SNC) 400 Apartments For Rent WHITBY - bright one bectoorn walkout basement, private rntrrhoe, utlti es included. No POW pitrJo@@ to all amonkkw and 401. Available Feb. 1. $525 lmorrtfhtyr, 72346,52 It 88&5786. (012-14M ONE bedroom basement apartment. across from GM. Living room dining room, kitchen. fridge stow. soprste entrance, $45( plus utilities. First and last Now parking. No pea. Cal Collect. 764x667. (01 1992) ONE MONTI- FREE with one year lease Rosamond. 182 D'Arcy St.. Cobourg. Luxury one and 2 -bedroom suites, from $650/, Of h plus hydro. Rent to own option available 372-3355. 372.1955 or 436-2605. (TFNALL) 06HAWA - 767 Wilson Rd. N. $790. Feb ' and March 1. Fridge. stove. unite tnckrded. no pea. Applications may be pidteo uo a- Durham Housing, 1615 Dundas. St E. 4th Floor. Lara Town whitby or call 436 6610 betwee, 8 30 and 4:30 weekday Ir gA2 AJAX Or) bodroom bachelorbaaeme• : tU..rtmten1. Fu ' kitchen alece bathroom. Parking Iai ndm cable. $SSC monthiy rc us ve Private entrance 4267?'9. (011592; CENTRA: Wr• tby- spacious one bedroom• evadable Many 1st. gkaet aou• building, $575 rn- ekrdes all u0leys Call 213.4'25 r 6 66-92% (C 2392) WILSON PC basement SW xil cea! one bedroom. 1485 monr nckrtlrng utilities Days. 75'-27a (012192) FURNSHEC Bright, new one bedroom basement apartment. ow m heal prryrale ont-ance parking. Cabe no smoking. no Pots. 1 W as' Sur, one mature mat $451 u' rtes ncludeC Cal between : 30-9 p.m. dart' 6233036 (C 2392: WHITBYone bedroom apartment, 5525 Two bedroom SSW Plut .as months ren' MWned Working people only Cal 668-4t r evenings. 725. 8911 days (C 992; SAYLY anf- L carpool - one bedroom bsenem spartrrord fully Curr <tot. separate entrance tolerance. first one Last. cost I, GC train. Singis person prwerrsc $475. 83'- 2716 aftr 63L p. m. (CI2192t NEWCASTLE Vsape - Never lived it, be'ore Everything braid rww ;, three yew oink ho ser One becroom baseman: apanMW' scar klctww". 3 pace bath several entrance and Centra vac.. steps to eveymitV :ncsuon all kAwres SSW month . Call 997.4019 anyone (C 9a2SNt) PICKERING available Feb. L 92. Lowe .-ve of house. Protess,or v finished 2 bedroor- apartment. Parking supra@ entrance applim, . sAilities $85C reclusive. Call anytime. 2239770. (01 199Z AJAX - bea rilu' one b@dran OMlIl m it SxsCuive horns OWMAD entrance, aDplWnCea central vale. table TV, rWlrs inclyder Non-snlcll@r. no pea 111427-7374. p.m. Kit 1582) OSHAWA Close to GM south Poem TWO bedroom aprfmSIN . mein Boor. 6650 per moist. Cal 88&4016 evenings. or 725• nil. days. (01 1982) AJAX - -The BredoW brarnd now exclusive lakeside con- dominiums for immediate occupancy 1.2.3 bedrooms, 900-45W aq- h., featuring 5 appirto@s, sir, balconies aro eolsriu s. underground Pill". health dub with Indoor pool, Sauna, exercise roan and bl- hands; room. To view pg 420- 1874.(021391 OSHAWA new building in con- venism location. Ores and two bedroom apartments wo fridge Neva. washer and drew• poking St and utiki@s included. Call 404- 1388./TF7 PICKERING - one bedroom basement apartment. Private whence, fieplaoel di ling room. $600 inond ly plus 401E UHlies. 839.7345 alter 6 p.m. (012202) SOUTH AJAX Furnished or un- furnis ed book" room tsah private kochnn and bath, ptrking, hundry. cable. phos. $485 per me. 686-3299. AJAX [ba 5 Falby Court apartment n family building Air Contlaio7% pliances, laundry facilities, saunas anddarproutd parking included. Call 683-6021 12-5 St1ELTER 9-5 oRl�Rto�ry AJAX 77 & 33 FALBY COURT Two bedroom apartment in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking I included. $701 /mo. Call 686-0845 I Or 686-0841 Mon. -Fri., 8:304:30 p.m. CENTURY MANSION Exclusive Whitby. 2 bedroom apt. den, brick wall. hardwood floors. sauna. exercise room, $795 utiilitnes includec Immediate Apartments For Rent PICKERING Brand new 1 -bedroom baril. m apartent. Suitable for angle non-smoker. Hph, City. bight and warm. Sep. entree, word Irmletd. UWdm kw*misd Available i 111651Y Call Art at 420.3751 PICKERING Spacious 2 bdrm. apt., ground floor of house. Spotless, new appliances, utilities included. Large garden $800/month. Call 286-2577 for PICKERING 1 bedroom basement apt. New appliances, spotless, separate entrance. utilities included. $450/month. Call 286-2577 for appointment PICKERING (L.iverpoo L'Finch area) Spacious 3 bdrm twnhs . 2 appliances. garage Close 10 TowrrCentre Fordntails call (Pickering) 420-0425 or (Toronto) 362 -RENT Merchant Property Management Limited 4 We're at Your ServIII ice To Advertise call 576-9335 or 798-7672 - ►, Appliance Repair Home Improvements AFFORDABLE APPLIANCE repair to all makes and models. Reliable service at reasonable rates. Cal Gary, Oshawa Used Appliances. Sales and Service. 434-3999. (TFN) Business Services BOOKEEPER - to trial balance. tultirnedpart time. cofriculerized or manual, have own car. Call Trisha, 666-0936. (012M,% fHandyman So GCB CONSTRUCT104 Imenor and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. No job too big or small. n it needs to be done, we can do 4. Fasvciew profes- sional work guaranteed. Call Crap at 686-1913. (TF) HANDYPERSON - to do all home renovations, best prices. free estimates. call Domenic. 721-0239.(012892) M L N - TERPRIZES - Spring's Mining. we do n all, no job too big, no job too small Commwr- cial and residential, yard i maintenance, snowpoughig. 43¢2443 668-234v (t I Interior and exterior repaira. STAINED GLASS lows. hourly or it rate. Quality PICKERING or AJAX good rales. We pay GST and work at reasonable rates. Mt .��C.� Furnished apartments PST. Phone 427-8752 (Ct2992) INSERTS Please w1427-3518. (TF) Plumber WHITBY 2 bedroom lower ONE bec:ooT 98 Church S1. S. Oasemerl .PROFESSIONAL HANDYMAN Windowstorgt3S mslallEd Executive bachelor Services - Qualm apartment in duplex. Fridge, apartment, separate entrance, studio.patio d0or i y carpentry. Guaranteed low prices Snow Removal Excellent fates stew. on". Net) rnoluelve. everythrrkp inked plus cable. eleetncal phxnib,ng and decorat- Replacement Windows Steel Ouall work Fall 26&2001. ,u12+92 kennel it seeking quest ma -„re bfllCOny ravine. park n0 � ling arc. Small or Wge, home or ()OOf1. Storm Doan Enclosures ' y adult. $5017 final and lost 725- pets W and Also l dfice, reasonable writ', excellent RESIDENTIAL snowplowing. Home)COmmerctal AJAX Avaieba now Bright. 3823. work 7235686. Larry avail- one bedroom reserwtcm. Free strrhatos Cali Cali 284-0731 dnveways and sidewalks At- Ljcertser. Free Estimates ' ones Oeoroom� bwnw+ 'pert- tOt2,92 284-1618 286-2038 686-1 WS I min. with khxnen. Wngt- l~f'9 723.1469 7a.m - SiWlp m hafldyrnan will d0 rrnserterharnCe i 1 room $575 Pius 40>` cues. AJAX Brgn: one bedroom bases 1 ro12192h an odd lobs Cali Bob a 839- corking. appliances. Can 839- roan+ apartment. Walkout. kiss 5223 kxdayil (013192` for til a female preferred. PICKE VHG - Brodu4C' One Non-smoker $575 inclusive. bectcom basemen, apartment. Cable extra. Ava table bright, separate entrance walk .^mad ately. 427 6688. tc Gw'Tow Centre. pa -k -g (C 12292 S55C rncludes utiites Available TWO and three bedroom apart - r^. all No calls Cai atter rents avariab+e at 866 anC 90C Spm at 686.3533 (C'2-92' G'er Si Cal 728-4993. PICKERING - 3 bedroom Condo Oshawa lC.19l Carponw 15 y . esperimn in horse slproaelnsnIs. Kitchens, badrooms, skylghe, addsons, alwraas, ert l U". aranic M. Pill g. AN work flurareeed, rebrenan Free essitialss Plow eel Luciano 429-e114 All types of fences, decks, repairs at winter rates. 'Avoid the Spring Rush' Install today 683-2691 F&M Windoya and Doors Specializing In Wood and Aluminum Windows and Doors, replaced or repared. Weatherstripping, caulking, windows, glass, screen repairs all sizes. 420-7393 Housecleaning Painting, Decorating JADES Cleaning Services - for LOU'S Paintingand Decorating all your cleaning needs - - wail Pape^^9• airbee spraying houses. cleaning.ispiamnsin dfloss and and stucco Celli no is too carpet cleaning. Affordable, nom• � rates. I" dellvered starting small Of too large. References a 2 cents. Cal 416-432-2466 availabs, quaky workmanship leave message.(01129m guaranteed. Call anytime, 428- 850. 28-85 3. (012892) Moving, PAPERHANGING and painting. Storage sponge painting• glazing, wag repairs, and light carpentry. Ex - collard references, call Lida or Dorit, 683-8780 or 571.1708. (013092) PROFESSIONALpaining and wallpapering, 1 roam or whole house. guaranteed brvest rales. No job's too small. Quality workmanship guaranteed. Cal 4342595 anytime. (TF) Party TWO men with trucks "THE ServlCe$ I MOVERS. Will do all typos d JAMCO Contorting - all phase moves. Very competitive. Give s,desp,r upper. huge ear -,r apartment buuong Spacious. a call. Pete 576-9533. YAG�,AN clowin, rabbits. andus friends, ready to entertain. N" AJAX Moving Systems - full assistance with your party,, services, moves, appliance and promotions, openings, fundl piano specialists, flat rate or raiser? Lemuce Hal Also bait hourly. Specializing in Durham loon and magic classes. 630' Reg_. Now offering free boxes 7057. 1021092) With mow. Call 427-0005. (TF) RABBIT wants work doin MEN with large buck will do magic for children's pan'" household move, residential ' esident al, all occasions, have my ow n commercial. All types of moves. magician. CAN Entre 6684932. Call Carl or Jane. 427.2856. -- - - - --- I TLC Moving. Local arta out of Plumbing I Home Improvements EUROPEAN i,e spacmats - writ renovate your bathroom or kitchen walls as vier as noon tikes 2C yrs spoinerce G000 references and sal-il t or ua ar,leed For tree estimates C Dykstra 725.4913 TF 1215. (121591) 1 ba:^s. air corc1-.or ng, OSO4AWA - super 3 bedroom AVAILABLE Pot '. W' •ty ( JAMCO Contorting - all phase parkil walk to Go arc eks. s,desp,r upper. huge ear -,r apartment buuong Spacious. B.P. Nome Improvements. 'wp"asoft iK°kidi'9 bs«'ent $875 month y. mclusrve Avail. ktl dishwasher. laundry. Carp • t e c . new y painted drywall, facing, spray texturing. apartments, fee rooms. separate abiP Fee ' Davis. 607-0362 ai fereec yard, parking. ours apartment. C'cse to bus. wspendee Coding. pantii re: amranees. additions, Landscape. (C' 2292, sties. $F 75 pin tRileles Avar. arnopp,ng Unites nduoeo. No mn rOOs. ono ging. Quant Quante work. fpCli *0 kitchens, kitchens, bathrooms AJAX Lak�fom IWC becroorns, able February. Please .save pets One, beorCor•l $60X, two MaSorebie rats. Phone 72'- with ceramics. plum0 n ceP40ramics. withStec p rrib!nie t •epa-cs. tour app a -cos messages 576848S (C1'992i beCroom, $7CC. 666 5174 9290 (C'792; r1Cal. 7697 after 5 P. m. (C* +99? mor, a p a r l m o r i r A , ax . close, new broadloomlos of welcome. 286-2156. (021,492} lee obligation estimates. ALL Ground floor• utilities. cable. AJAX large 1 becroorn base- 81/4Ca01 Chance of a kletme CHARLES A.rns,da Carpentry WORK GUARANTEED. Ds - $750. Available imm c aTely. me,, apartment separate Whitby. terrific ' a 2 bedroom specia zing in ret rooms, counts for Sevuors. 56 and over. Must be seer 663-4830. entrance. eat --n kitchen. ,fin apartments Excellent Painting, and drywall. CAN Max Wits -34M r Jery427- fC'22912) park rg laundry, cable. quer locator k'trc es. ieisonable I Dross. Cali alter 6 0068 1011292 DICKERING L� r 8 I appi,arces• no pets. non- apPkanoss baker nCkided P.m. at 6668630 (011992 ceivable soul $1000 month . y 725.8789 r 7237100. (0t 19921 Music, Dancing Music, Dancing Instruct. Instruct w pod. ay y. smoker. first and last. $65C Y I JD'S Carpentry. Specialin r -- large two bedroom unfumrshec month Available rrvreCiake Landry facilities. Ava"act Tax, Financial Tax, Financial I r r ;COMPLETE renovations and OwrVlee biemenvhousehiole Oasmert apartmer.l $725 011427-+795. (C'2392SfvC now f695 a 1842 miortny For repairs. aacniorg. baeerner+it renovations, carpentry, monthly a. inclusive. A„a"abs Private vrewnnp call 432-9127 'bathrooms. kitchens wtr• eabrr4l". dura, pirq Directory Directory mme^ afely 837-2410,222 LARGE basement apartment. ' drYwaa, 2682 (C12192', bedroom roc room. bar. kronen. W " - BY - one bedroom dramam. plul electrical. Painting. to %. washrooms. free all apDkarcs. launory. newt' apartment new. Wan. bight. Free estimation. Cal Lici�2 MUST ase ma M bright spaGoks terovaoc owr entrance Quiet Plnkng. laundry. $490 monthly (panting. Eugsn@. 432 2159. (000792)y Jeff.KMm Wor on" podroorn beeensn: apan ne,ghbouncccC- $570 a nc,us,ve. Feb. 1.92. NorIClIS7O11 � Irl► Guarar**W to119W men: win air tight wool stove. ,nCius,ve Call 434.676'. rnbke4. Jeff. 1166-9266 afle rlor and exterior home LOWS Renovation - spectate. cow to OC and buses $55C 1011792 590 P.m 4012392; I Mmprovermeri. Calk Roiap@ Val- Ing fdrYffw in ret rooms. I. T-0ar PW month Cable arc utile es nciuded. No pets Ca:- 434- PRETTY twc bedroom base. WHTBY - one bedroom, walk it ley Carpenters Inc. Small join oerwgs. arDrntry and painting. 7697 after 5 P. m. (C* +99? mor, a p a r l m o r i r A , ax . close, new broadloomlos of welcome. 286-2156. (021,492} Cal 4268583. (o - I gili Separate ertrance. ut t,es AJAX AJAX - clean spacious one ,ncludeC M 1 windows, triplex, northd Go $550 inclusive. Ava sable 'HOHEReparrs:- IntrioraWex- E.D.S. Drywall . baseman - available bed room. Son -Carta nsic base- First anc last. 2600 C -u 683 lnvr d&Uoly. 668-3161 or 72'} 1 e r i c r painting o r y w a I I , renovations. framing,drywall tarw,n _..r,nn T.�� ... NEED MONEY YESTERDAY? Call M.C.A.Mortgage Corporation today. (416) 502-8800 mer• apartment. Separate 0672 Cr 427-6479 koavb 934C.(012092; oasemonts, holdings, beatM. Cas 426-2980 •• ser s•;.r , entrancs, laundry. parking 5545 montrwy nclydes uula es Avail- of rressage 1012392 )>rk+aWr orkngt, Narndymun 8865273. (012292 1 ' A rtmants Jobs. Call Len, 839.2096 r 586 WORD AD DEADLINES .. abs mmodiately prefer non SHEPARC and Whites Rc. New !2358. (011992 SABER Contracting - an For TWf. Wed., Fri. 405 ) g , , i two bedroom walk out basement Wanted smokers and no pea- Cal 683 u, 5 (01 19927 carpentry, add itions, Sun. is 3 purl. day prior, �' apartni Brgr• tiouresder. !JOURNEYMAN electriciar. renovat'ons, kitchens ' APARTMENT for nm. 25 ft. , leu: to ensure our ad ipfna. Parking. cable. ro pace. j Specializing in s@r+rio@ clauf9ss. batlnroorms. linens mainrhrrn y I OSHAWA - 822 Gtr St Very no snake Price $675 LIM "room, 2 ` -, s, @et -in I rewiring, additions and emrgency service, furniture •REPqEIENTA`M�E r' gets In the day you i dear ono hips units 2 bee, 1. i 286-90W (012292 kntchen, bathroom, newly llonovat ons. AI' work refinishing. Quality work Mellon, apt. available now one March let $660. one bec March +st. pb"ocan dams", raw Copal. loom tree estimletse. Cal uarante@tl. 1 5 PICK6i11NG 3 -bedroom apart- fi69 monthly, + W VindaL Cal pilon""• 0 years 576ti33.iw 14204'120. 3575. bachelor available now, (TFA) rperlence. 06-2915. (TFEFG) + mens avaiabb 4 appkances 4324M or 578-0787. (0117'22) aro March tat. $475. cable, heking at parincluded 576 0973. 7254896. (012392; Wick ldeC Call 831.3666. 9 am Two bedroom basement, l 105p.m. Man. -Fn. (TF1 ,,paras entrarr, . In petani@ 41 0 Houses Fa HOuses eon 41 O Houses For 410 Clauses For WHITBY - 2 bedroom basement home Dbue ane GWrovra Air. 41 0 92. 6750 pits. Relopnical cion March 1 at. 427.1681. (012392) Rent apartment, 1300 sq.fl. of Rent Rent GORGEOUS now Pickering apt. cable, hydro. Woking adult luxur.ous Irvin s ace 4 N n prarase house low rent. khctud- 9 D . preferred. oat smtokers, re 1)11 UT - Wel kept luxury, 25W ing hydro. heat. cable, own aDPkawciall Central air. Private POOL 113111 (0119x?) Skit.- 41 - ,ins onside, oval launtlparking ler 2 cars. entrance. poking In driveway. ry. Available March 1192. $765 must be seen. Available Mar. t 41 O Houses For stub tartly leant, apO NYndM, i;m- S yard, al amenitties, m0hi 663-4041. anytime. W00 mondnyi unties Incl ded. Rent "w's1' 61200., 282-2134. (0,M7 4347106. (012392) 0AJAX - home. 2 NOW esim. 4 PICKERING - executive 2 LIVERPOOL and 401 . - 2 bedroom basement t, bedroom, apartment, PfCKERING VILLAGE 3 bedpan 1 ' alt � . - .. ms / an suite boon 2 ��' 3 baht, lanrly porn, 4 appliances, trepliee. wet bar. pod. Feb. 1'/ $650 plus utilities. Available location. 8950 month hue onthy IaWWY. main fir• proal WAO 92. 6750 pits. Relopnical cion March 1 at. 427.1681. (012392) 1fl�s. 42674 1 lit 2 year ON. Close to so ante. smoker. Also immetliate fur- OSHAWA -large, bright 3 LOVELY nese 3 beditsom es- $1300. Available YnfmisdrslefY• rm.. .loom SBO W"*. 937- bedroom, eat -in kitchen, "Prue ettubm home on DSboek Ava. 42Data8 &%w 71D12IO2Shq 1304. (0121 9Z diningroorn, fenced backyard. n Prdterig, dock. 2 or garage, DotafNpAyWM PROBLEMS? AJAX - Oxford Towers, 3 parking• for throe cam. $870 3wwMroa .bwarid msAssa allallable i mrrMdhlely We ern holp. Dont pay rent bedroom apartrwnts available Y Inckrding unities. Cal $1200 ri-ii ly Cant p14125 when you can afford to own. OSHAWA-Skene NJra W*M Clean 3 bdrm semi, pipe kit.. W. rm., 2 wacltfool, , priv. dr., cb6e 10 s hook, 6hopp% $875 per mo. plus 1sWst. Inst edime. BRAND now fwwvawd 2 storey NEW home for rent• raised house. 3 bedrooms, fridge, bungalow. 3 bedroom up, 2Mow. peelers IDeal, , doss bedroom rllown. Two battle, Iwo to 401. For more information. kitchen&. large Oct. nathww nal Slew, 57848992. 101239Q) 11 • C • Much 1. Pool. sauna. large Petr or Donna at 721-9851. From 111 month. Call Dip NDRTMEAST Oshaiw - three Whitby bion. ideal in -taw. PK3tE1811G beautiful wires, ebsS to 401 and Go. (011992) Ar1AXIRClrelalltt-3biiWrn 2800 house. F �jS - C*Ymwn*t bedroom semi, finished 888-2066. $1290 monthly ft. lquse, From $785. until 7 OSHAWA - close to hospita homes from $1026 rmsOmhly, bslwnw, Irsrlced yield, bads • (0 2302) double garages] +den, 2 12 baps, m. 2i�428-7260 P- 10 ) and downtown. large one ono Appliances. now 1ra1neON, least , DETACHED - 3 bedroom hews. rite greenbelt. Fiat and pq. NEWLY decorated centrally dose to a• rnn(IiSs, one or two AJAX -40lMarwood,basewnrn two bedroom apartments, sslwft•shops. CON 472WI3of IB?2.4383. 4 piece bah, timpiaoe, doubts releWIM.Avai"March 1st. located, 3 plus 2 bedroom year hoax. $1,350 + uilifieo. $900 are bedroom apannsnt. bright, appliances. and garage. $575 (011710 Parking. $825 plus Utilities. FirW plus Utilities. Call 579- bungalow, dose to schools. Call 688-7271 or 462-2320 clear kitchen, triage, stove, and $675 per month including ADELAIDE and Rilson, last required. Days 72&9567, 5106. (012192) Available I mmediatey. FIrsV ewe message. (012392) washer and dryer 1en0etl yard, utilities. Avaialble Feb. ' . Phone Oshaana 3 bodroorms. $B60 pr elinin 8. 725-00W (012392) WHITBY - 3 bedroom. 1 12 L-1. 432-7521 or 436-0467. paring, $595 inclusive. Call Andrew, 428-0665. 668.191& (0121921 nwlnh, r ince b emwr ler $x60 1MMTBY - 2 s baths,garage. 4 1 (0119x2) Iorey, top Noor, PICKEitaHIG _ btangabw, (ower app lances, loge 3 bedroorrl, (012392) IMMEDIATE Possession month. Call coleat, 418.453- C10M b 401 floor, Weathore spa, 2 Wile tine rec teem, hinge braced CLEAN too bedroom �� ft,000 Monthly •PenthouseY centra - now bachelor 8491. (012192) 4 and � �� • bedreeme, fenc�ed cid, caner yard, desirable and con- Work I - g, yard, Pa*ing• gyp• aPPllancas, dock, Parking. laundry, �•o suite, in Whitby newest and building. The is apartment, apD'park ns PICKERING - Three bedroom rate entrance g• house for row xrrr s and Go. Available venwd available • first and last. Parking. $6,49 me. 433-0219, immediately, No pets. 1950 ulefy. $765. Cal Larry. 1060 monk ♦ raWlios. Cal Tr. 28&7119. Also presltpious a Iwo badmen fully egrlipped con rem. tartly room cath hydro Irckxled. $550 monthly. trepbce, 2 u2 baths, $1200 4 bedroom 286- 7281 or 758-5075. 666-18W, (012192) newt' updated, rec. room, monthly WNhs �l�' 88& 45x9. (011792) do with wall to was carpeting. 5 Cal 6662220. (C' 2392; Plus utiltnins. Call 428-8611. (01199ZCNC) r PICKERING Wast Shore, 3 P0&ing• � mo' Feb.(0121 Tr AJAX three bedroom Bink 2867119. Avail European style kitchen, 5 appliances, glass enclosed BASEMENT lot renin Separate entrance, sharec shower. AJAX - huge 3 bedroom bun- PICKERING - row, very dean, bedroom sort, upper levSl. rac. (012192) house. battle, walk-in dost n detached, 3 bedroom, 1 V2 Available r Feb. AJAX 1 kart y Yen old, 3 bndrtoo t rsdanum two parking spaces. laundry and klchen, available gam' flit �• bight. clSan, fridge, age kitchen. o school baths. 4 appliances, $925 1st. Close to school and 12 coins, now Opt and Gp, 2 F , 1 " Con with +rrrd f �n anodises. Building features every con- me, y. $450 pr month stove, available mmndiatnl $1100 gas place negotiable. Pkw 2/3rd ulllies. Frenchmoks Bay. FkencIed yard. 1Hs Y IMIs. Yard, Jan• double double gammon and big ceivable soul $1000 month . y 725.8789 r 7237100. (0t 19921 Claimants Rd Ajax. 427.2667. Y. all (0t 17921 trick s". 427.2380. (012192) gar y p 9 y plc Phone 831--235�0�792) 8471 �h!80Y66 (012292) (012 92) los. 683.3592. garden. $1200 ► !� utilities, 831-8882. (011792) (011 ser�sb atom rAt-rpce�trgI Adverl�er {78.7672} end OyVhity 103flA001e" FrWey t, X 420 TO1 o R t 42O Townhouses 500 Ho"'� - r H01 Homes For Rent For Sale 5O0 For Sale SOO For Sale •• FREE! • 1, 2 6 3 Bedroom Suites • Fireplaces •s 6 Appliatim • Air =tWilaning • TSrwsis Court and Car Wash FROM $85000 MONTHLY OPEN HOUSE WEDITHURS. 3-7, SUNDAYS 114 1651.1667 NASH RD., COURTICE (SE Corner of Nash and Trolls Rd.) Follow the Homellfe Advantage signs. For more Information call Josephine Snider (home 579-7505) At Homeltfe Advantage Realty, 433-4747 I BROCK RDIHWY. 2 3 bdrms., 1 112 baths, newly painted, 4 appliances, large eat -in kitchen, full basement with walkout to garden & garage. $985 + utilities. PPG Management Ltd - 759 -9395 A This House 9,1]00. Open to Offers. C ll .1 OPEN HOUSE - SATURDAY, JAN. 18, 1.4 P.M. Dir.: Westney Rd South to Fmley South on Finley, one oiock to Rands Rd. Turn right to $236 Rands Rd. MUST selll Reduced to $114.000. raised bungalow. 56 a 150' lot. fully landscaped, back. Ino onto field, 2 bedroom con- trertbls to 3. 2 bathrooms, air tight woodstove, Mdubrook. 35 minutes to Oshawa. 705-932. 2486. (012392) You will love the convenient + carefree lifestyle. Spacious 1,700 + sq. ft., close to all amenities incl. 'GO', in desirable south Ajax neighbor- hood. Three plus two bdrms., 3 1/2 baths, huge fam, rm. with fp., SGWO to 8'x20' deck, dble. gar., priv. ent. to fin. bsmt. Cent. vac., rfi CAC, b/i dishwasher and more. Owners anxious, make an offer today. Phone 683-5593. OPEN HOUSE Saturday, Jan. 18,14 Saturday, Jan. 25, 1-4 THE NEWS ADVEit'll'1ttsER FRIDAY, JAN. 17,19"2 -PAGE T7 630 Registrations 630 Registrations fi30 Registrations v � �'I L -44 G E Arts & Cra{ts Corner of Sherwood and Linton Rds. (Pickering Village) Registration will be held on January 21, 1992 from 7-9 p.m. for the following courses: • DF-COUPAGE -CERAMICS • QUILTING - COUNTRY CRAFTS • FOLK ART FLOWER ARRANGING • STAINED G/ -ASS • CAKE DECORATING • WOOD CARVING • KNITTING • CROCHETING -All levels will be available Classes are $40.00 for 10 weeks, supplies extra. For more information and pre -registration, call Rose 6133-9465 Two and three bedroom Condos For - 3 bedroom semi townhouse in Quiet amity CUSTOM Guilt 3 bedroom oorrpNx. Fridge• stove ncklded 455 Rent s'despht• drapes built in dishwasher, all appliances in duded. �1 cl.." to Kit°° litl "Oshawa- many other household contents for sale. 670 Personals fi73 Personals THA ■ \ K Sdwok dose by, and bw ztap kitchen. Air. central vac. cbse to AJAX - 2 bedroom, 1 1!'2 barns. school. 1;4 acre !u fenced lot. 35 „luett Df., Ajax in front d corrpisa.. Cal 434- 4 appliances- 5950 indusiw. y r 5914. (012392) call 5868585 or 56&,625 oc- Large 9) 5175.900 723_4574. • • • • BIRTH cor i and 'amty otain- 0,23921 'Pickering Beach Road -south Of Bat .ovnselkn . Free and NEW 3 bedroom replace.house. 2 message. March 1st. Leave g y y)7AN - mnhdonnal. available Monday vA A 1 ,n ,alis gait ,.she ,� m.t4,g.. (01269 TWO storey sem. 3 bedrooms - Call 683-4280 Qe'l ''"°"• 1i ►V/Ucollar, a/c.. 5 app'ances. PENTHOUSE bn,helake won w th fir shed base^en : w•el o=rday.830am.to470pcarpseng.NenSmoker• 10 apartment. Largs kitchen wen ntrsducli service, clip fin Oshawa. 'Jesday. 'oDots. busy uiks view. 2 bedroonlc. 2 workout.dose to scf+ools am __ _ ryfor * seidrte of 3 P.m, andWednesday 06 t200 monMy plus ,AIMss bathrooms. 3 appliances. air CxnanO n ----- - - - For CfleciClrlOurhus 4o fee, p m. POter Thun 300 o m.Available March ,st. 444.7206. Done.. fireplace isms court, d'0� 9. S„7.00. cal 580 Mortgage 584 Mortgage 9 72.'8-0745.;Ot1792) lJ WssssuOlslW wfwrsl 0 6 p.m. =a l33 -O Mormmon 44s3os4.'ot,792sNc, sauna :+door poo,, two parkrtg. Insurance Insurance .,ttresa �If Oshawa 433 -OWI or �xdt. Please ook OSHAWA 240 Ormond D $coin AW. east "anpton, Mar- RAGLAN - counr-y Home ,,,,ng 420-e731 ,TF) CA 1 available. S1000 4p, is28- m.nu!es !rpm town 2 n 3 MORTGAGE PROBLEMS . over yon' 3d 5965. 570 Beanc 51.. 7.880., mpntna first and last. 428- bedroom. ! 7 DISTRESS Centre. Need .0,,,w 765 Wilson Rd. N. SW. Three replace suken in ADO A eke ;pce 2776. 0, 239?) dningroom. tacvrzT. large lot. "� ria "no 'o ant 2 7 Cali us anytime, ted,00m amts svarlabl• -eb .sscling personal Dhoros of nor the first ►jay It comme'C ail ro-vig. ,u ,y WE SAN HELP! o,9ooue 'oolwnates - _lea. 433 - and TF, Is! -boat and nydrocr 4+� Jft1Ce a Retail bate -t• open zncert. Open Duns and Jennf•r a iale ca JESUS n Oshawa - At no appears No cal sow. garage rlcbd•d {6 Space "o a se. J a, ',3 a •, d !9. � discreet n!:), wr is o ,mdy .�� .,n. Sunday "J 30 Ln No bets. as )urwns $,65.900 •,554,36 ),Iw) i 42�-3111 Price. 3or s70-ao •<obwn44 ca„� making lire it Picked up a hrham +ousvacorn 22.1 m B.C. r r 7P4. Aau n umy �%19t,s �4� tang Jurtdle ;t un k>o wNTSY alvtgbook. 2300 ' n Ploase'' :02139,1 reads is Vou Lang Tower. Nntby J: :a, W'i'ng 0 share. 1.!�o sq - in. 4 urge oed,oa,s. Ajax-P�cker�ilg &Area JESUS says. �n ry uYnd e.d r` BUS nags a`w reques ad, as 436-6610 b•rwNn 1330 and 0abova average Q�RT office opo-snaDoO got, main floor ri 99� laundry.tam t room with I ' tri• oirrW7 Joss eau--wns!er 430weekdays 0„ 4 Laated .n prime pitltehe. r Up to 90�, finanCl iefinancm consolidation `� 71 P?'S�n3 S We Ca -i-1 at be 5 reptacs, quiet a•tOent wnn g' wear 7tasses� Tris reeling • AJAX - 3 bedroon town•!okus. 9 Gift, lily 'urnelf6d and ful power of sale, `3radosure, r :redit, self- rte , ,.o •mister u�ah 311. C walkway 'o Pub,�c school,p� Ex.-HAMGEours !a res �Slble Wostney RdlHwy 2 find unit r s•Getanal s•rv,cs avatiab s•pa,ale d.mng ocm, double tNri ed, cottage Isaiah ss • 7-12. : r,n 10 11. pOrt�nty •a extra tpone ts- p0 w th Jarags. f975'm.bntn - �,QOn req, jar". „try au. �ontral vac, C y age property, vacant Land. Jim c'-+rmvber '-7ps963-9a 75 o.' ,g ,at onai,y k,ow, ut44es. =first a ast. •ter ricin ; al 4204MI, Man. - FrL �5 uivas• 5209 -ow )pen 'mouse I aSt. PrOfeSSiOrlal service 24 hours. TCAIl) DrOd ods 'a aPpormmeml as for .,no P h an NGNITM king. no Dots Avalable a 'Aor!pson a a20-8357 rtirch 192.428-3238 0122921 `Of Who, Sunday, Jan '�. 24 :3 TL EGIUIGUARD MORTGAGE ABORnom nra;;;i call like -, 1 one ;risertion. unedan ;res 430.8356 save ae3-5033. c) OSHAWAwnnoi s. and 3 bedrlorn PRIVATE 'Jftice - stud o n ' Ot2,92) i YD ,tor-nat.on ;onf,dent-a. townhouses. ,nc odes .r a , c ,•,isery cs bureau COURTWE - Kasen r Ali t SERVICES Gall /+7 ut4Res. 4 appliances. doss to 9 D - >r I 7TJ-8521 Monday-cnday 6I 5 ^-ompan;ons schools and anrmtes, >Vt 434- `mss. ' as, cop'sr. MACJPC b^ dk. 4 bedroom, C ,cu 4, 6'30 a -n- - 4 30 p „ M cYnc :/ JJ r 3972. TF) wore Csntres. Lino, phone staircase. •Han 'ova laundry. IST Mo-Tgagos -a 8% 21d Tuesdays and Thursdays, 430• ]DARN.1 answ•- ng ava labs• oo iamtyroom:trwAam.nntrayr. Mortgages 10 to%: 'n nom• MORTGAGES To90Xddapn- 5.90 a. m. k;a1433-MI duringORoom$ TO or -m ei-S3W. rroniNy. 619- brickenv.petro. VarebO yid can!,dont a; service. as• ry vales. $01914 below -Talk yrrrc lours_ TF) ATTRACTIVE ape 40an. skier]161 012I9Q) "wage. 5225.000. 4362337. ppovals. 7 days a week. -ant, sp•cnalrz,ng r pis-Q,,Mil nansd gsmeman. 59•. '% be ` Gent PRIVATE office space. beautiful '01199?) :anada Mortgage :entre .ng first-time buyers. Mortgages LEGAL ad Jon,od7 k4" be vi no tependants, in swarm d ' Phone '416) 725.6123 and Tore Tor any purpose. Al :an nolw Also noontemed '0-nao ' and Please .old r WHITBY 'hroo -Todwom V c'cr,an decor, central YESt We can Hsi with ICOULU►WE secretarial , downtown Oshawa, P O•Aarval• (0130521 applications c°nsdwed. regard- duan. No coon ace $499. W1h+0rb 0ThiseW eke P'3sf+aw ylosrnnoue•. $iallobis tha - untnt•s. ava. ao' a now from $300 mortgages. credit. • it.n the °a"I`'�" A archer,tas 510.000 ro end on 'a" d credit rating and noorte- an news . p co 5499. Y �y/ }� 00 coritioned b Y !a 'twrttNY. Call 434 6766. 'TF) no � mss. 90x rnancng, a tin rtgage. Repay only 1221 'ast service and approvals. mmy`at on. w 1 s an 428- �n �^+� Ontario. _, l 'L5. AI/Y ERT•�y down pwynfol awo an 6265. 9&m -9;)-m 0123" Ot 1592) Ill r aM 576.1250- !012292) Caw Doug or Rck 6"-"0 Tl Yo creel d»dts. No aal"con F.nanaal -IQ $71 2880 Cottages For r nasiN. Cal Mainz 499-2400 I-4 nom- 6W-'136 PIC". ing Town co fire w near aider- 470 amity 'n+rcrsl S4TfVTn•- Taranto me or oa of ,own 1- TFP4ALL) Fax us yule ad, r-Ia� IN TRIS t p &I fir Town Conti• eMN cable- 585 Rent ,o, t 7v21 goo -39741 /6. JFALL) 579-2236 576-9135 tiro and as Gil 8390910. FABULOUS stand retreat• 3- PONTYPOOL 3 bedroom (011 9M bedroom norma, Total pnvacy.a on 3'4 we all fenced, �► it3uchhom Lake. 582,55r .TXaostom pa. 5149.90. `MAX - sngia Corurnshod a Iuhwsevsd, wh use d kitchen. Cal t-705'292-9663Telephone 705-277.3416. Prefer women only, :300 012192) � USE YOUR • • ,• It ■ p °" 011 MZ `ft« s'0 500 For Sale 540 Out-of•Town ' H� A ■ +�- ■ ��] , SAVE SMTI4 Alen - Pieria ff fur. Properties ■ bodafti tp low MAX 2,oao •q !t. Aortts, 4 ■ a adry rasa rsBM•s rlon twOPbM bsdroanhoe11 g9. W or C. Vw,cow • dr YnAYGEON - the•• YOUR ■ �� � ■ •rtmlter PMsrad. 550 wtlt*dy, Sid exchange for o awmaH�« boala6lrl UMIe Silver Lake (10 • TIME 42741$51- (Ot1752)Pka cash. T "*lace front err ■ 427sWa to11 .+",nor». kill aob`aY°••n '� ■ �50 �� for yew round recreational ,/ I 1 ■ ■ aWKWA -WmpoM. nodirsT ■ ONEAccomm bungalow. "pattern Location k Mme°« ilesw�w , . ■ MOMSSWML Pillai) I teem• 20 -ML (n"cgiaMereduced, fireliptsoftwakoulls from aadr cited with DIRECTORY W�. PeltntlEe, 263•SZaS. (0121912) wakaas rronl t.nll B.aooen Wit Idle M.rcbb" 00 GO. MIOKERhem $10.0001okindat Maintenance free exterior. ■ S 931.1242 am. and 420-0874 $147 die led wmk BOM GPOM and ■ , JOW electrical heat. Asking P.M ro11 a e5SS506 Cor -oaf My FkW'- 5185,000. call Bob Lyons, ■ ■ AIAX -am h III So ZTd-" dr Services. (0117912) MaSM Red Esaft (4161 s32- ■ Commencing in January, Oshawa/Whitby In 2 h it a.en apt (1581 fko). COUNTICE 2 -storey, 3- roll (416) 857-2376. Ole ■ 4`on utilities fadtrd..• 1Meallcall b•dreorn. central air. vac.. ■ This Week and Ajax/Pickering News ■ 1964 aft 5 2252) drive. lam• prol nae � ■ PICKERING - bungalow pskttd� lelybiwad close 575 (M0"e''L" ShIl aCl'lObng• ■ Advertiser Classified Dept. will be i lurnish•d, contains 8 pot- Main rbor r•' �n 0A `hare W falit"g, a � ram 4 �. "` MONEY ° 7 VA of Ask Wh)I your ; publishing our Tax Time Directory. �� Pkr tltta.d ta1Nw. rw k+m5 $??sicca 43z -x367. cTF► aaMfdsr sttltlaitr an work teelia i1M,995 - 3 1 - - brick Loaer, debt conswidatio�ns, �. 8% Kai IS Q& ea kp. 110 200 1efts�, 1kraltoti c.uris. 9p■ Consultants, Preparers, Accountants, 7347.IM228� ooumry kilt overlooking Lake FREE CONSULTATION. Na.• friends haMe qui dwe r AJAX. 2 P.otplehom to � slt,•rd G•hop , tretli c�.ew Oshawa. 433- Pict_ ■ Bookkeepers and private parties may ■ ahw ►taw 3 bedtootn Roma, 2 tlrsplaoe, fMlped yard and moa, e'n Oshawa, 433-1125. }�� �� , to ttanta lues, iii p.Ikr10 cant Al iters o. 1-705-7ag, and did! OR t0 ■ participate b calling I+rrndry IarMwea, 1400 rttsealr •int. 215, hoe1N, 1-705-788- �• w y g ■ BUST YOUR DEBTS -are Inclusive. Available 3315.(012192) ■ ro mm 6.> 71�. a °° T � heart • Townhouses p "o Restrowln your Mar van Kessel 576-9335 A.IAI(- w•aney tlefgtes. ,erg, 510 For sate ��itbhaodutabeo�rowing. No ■ a herr to shwa, 1100 moraftly �• Ca: f Incluc o•- 418-653-8092. OPEN HOUSE. Stlrtday JUL 19, today to h•e aaruhtbn, Debt , 1 S • `0170 1.4 p.MION»I;�'Pok : CINc 4646, 9675 1020992) Tor. line 798-7672 or 1h15 rr55i. Three Itedroo4n «a ■ AJAX - 4 bedroom house to Business parape In supe ONTO= In N.E. ■ visa, 2800641L. lar klkJrn, Othawa. "Ing 5119.900. Cal 590 Oppoit(atnitle$ �ltlfmnttrl�' ■ ' , don to 00. f�b�p�"M' 436-0369 (09 hpm...34.3800 klllr')! fax 579-2238 429.9276. (011952NC) office. (01229Q) GUSINESS OPPROTUNITY. HE yRT !I>�'i6►1>f LARGE 4 bedroom townhouse Prtav n syskm rep NnaeKiel tee, AND 5%RT OKI 1� ADYERIISE YOUR In G dnw area. tiny finislyd a♦ trainklg Provided. unlmMd AND ST TION lil7klt�ii� ■ / ■ 4 DVEI YCYO upstairs and down, new Incorta and recession Wool• OLINTAR10 :r ■��� _ ■ carpoting, oak kitchen sow resurnetoanreeCrolord, OFOlkillm. _ 578-9635 1503, 1210 Radom St.. ■ _ �'� 7w7572 Cupboards. 2washworns, dining Pickering. Ont. L, W 2Z3, M 1 t • • NI ti • RR t / room, I fang morn, osntral sk. (012382) t 1 • n• n a 222 Pearson, 434.4597. .10Wft-:*M i 6"A*Wftk$*J Nws A+dvlrtiAhl' (798.716i2j.■ 4 0 tlltMft 1Ns ft*, (57Mw, ClolibinM Preszsr n of inoop every Fdit .MGG i 4MU NEW AD MUM SMUMY, JAN. 17,1!!2 x MONLI FINANCE 1992 GPO 7H Getting Your Money,$ Worth Join us Thurs., Jan. 30/92 at Harwood Secondary High School in Ajax And Learn What Everyone Should Know About0 : •Financial planning •Setting realistic objectives *Are you saving enough for retirement? -How to predict your retirement income *Making the most of the new rules *Understanding your RRSP alternatives Over 15 Experts On Hand To Answer Your Questions SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER Steven G . Kelman Vice -President ,Corporate and Public Relations of Dynamic Fund Management Ltd. One of Canada's foremost experts on RRSPs and Mutual Funds. Author of many widel read business books, former investment editor oy The Financial Times of Canada. -. . - I co-sponsored by'Money Concepts BROUGHT TO YOU BY Ajax -Pickering CALL TODAY TO RESERVE YOUR SEAT LIMITED SEATING FOR 300 (416) 683-5 �,­ 1-,,.-- -.1-1-.1.11 V-1- -I"$ - in n u cs+.�•.w•+.w.+r_ "�*"d.yM.• 47•Pl igw�� �Rt. 4 fes'• is I• I• IS 0 a THE NEWS ADVER Mn MDAY, JAN. Yl, jga.pAGLr 19 t it NONONO �C�FREIGHT COSTS! AIR TAX COSTS! TIRE TAX COSTS! 1991 DYNASTY E Incl. Air conditioning, automatic, AM/FM, power steering, power brakes, 50/50 cloth seats, 3.3 V6, 4-spd. auto. Balance of factory warranty available PI h Wn - ON LOW KM UNITS us muc more. Stk. #P3552 THE U SALE _. . JUST ADD BIGGEST CHRYSLER PST& ' SALE OF THE $12,995GST � NO FREIGHT • NO AIR TAX • NO TIRE TAX YEAR.( It Or Only $272 37 FmPS� GOM� 0 oN� 1990 VOYAGER Auto, 7 passenger seating, p.s., p.b., AM/FM. Balance of factory warranty available. Plus much more. Stk. #P3 18. JUST ADD x�.. LOW I ■ LOW. PST a SALE $i GST FINANCING AVAI LAB LE Or Only 127V Per month NO FREIGHT- NO TIRE TAX :.:.:r.:....a.::. LEBARON GTC 1991 LASER RIS TURBO _ 19 1 9 SUNDANCE Incl. air. 0.s , Pin. Incl. auto, air, P.s., P -b., ul veer aund sysenr, _ '� Aluminum rhaots, incl. auto. 0.s.. p.b., or, _r P� K Cruva, P°W► power windows, power 7 AM FM. plus much fib` 'lista,P� locks, Ali IM cess. and _ a� mora. Balance of seats, the Ba goes of '� the list goes on and on. factory warranty avail• 3alwo and on. Balance of ���, factory warranty avail- Balance of factory able. Stk OP354Z warranty available. SOL able.9tk PSIIIfi. IIP95%. _ f$1 $ $ 94 SALE 13 995 SALE pef SALE 9966 per 363 month month 1991 SHADOW CONVERTIBLE 1991 JEEP CHEROKEE LTD. 1990ACCLAIM IML turbo, air bag, Poe, Incl auto, air, power P.a, buckets, power winders, leather int, cruise, AW M ass., _ trader row M+ekoa plus ntueb — more. Balance of wsM nerve Bslanos M gas ac are o wars warranty factory act y9tk� � factory wanattly aeaib of fat:tory warranty abe 91k tf2i ataaisbe 9fk tT]51l $ 38 PRICED - SALE 109995 SALE 354 � I„�th TO SELL Or Onll„s22753 per mw, � 1 rt nn' HAZEN DAN ROY GREG TED TED JIM KERRY LEONARD + PAUL DWANNE DONNA DON HARDING WOOD ALEXANDER Md(ECMNE WLLIAMSON JR. WILLIAMSON McELROY PIumn WOODCOCK GROBERT PICKARO PICKARD ARSENAULT 1 1■ F1 -„ GAGE 16.7RE NMADrF.ICI'I = FRIDAY. JAN. 17. I . 50% OFF ALL REG. PRICED MEN'S WINTERWEIGHT UNDERWEAR Reg. $9-22. Ea.............4.49-10.99 50% OFF WOMEN'S HOLIDAY STYLE INTIMATE APPAREL... BRAS, TEDDIES AND MORE Reg. $6-85. Ea- ........... 2.99-42.49 50% ©FF ALL REG. PRICED WOMEN'S HOLIDAY WEAR... BLOUSES, SWEATERS, SKIRTS, PANTS AND DRESSES 50% OFF BATH GIFT BASKETS BY RHAPSODY Reg 14.99-19.99. Ea. .. 7.49-9.99 SAVE $15 SLIMLINE MIRRORS Reg. 39.99. Ea- ....................24.99 Peso^.a -a•e S -.c;, $ 5 OFF. KENMORE HOT STYLER WITH 2 STYLE BRUSHES Reg. 14.99. Ea........................9.99 50% OFF VELVET -LINED MAKE -IIP CASES, ORGANIZERS, BRWN SET OR JEWELRY ROLL Reg. $10-25. Ea ........... 4.99-12.49 ZS% OFF BAUER SUPREME 100 SKATES FOR MEN OR BOYS #16100. Reg. 99.99 ..............74.99 25% OFF COOPER JST CKM.SR HOCKEY #22100. Reg. 5.99. Ea ............ 4.49 'Savings are taken from Sears Regular prices. While quantities last. Some merchandise now on sale may previously have been sold at reduced prices during the last six months. 1/3 OFF HOCKEY GLOVES. BAUER FLACK OR COOPER BDJ Junior. ;;2. ',0O. Reg.34.99..29.99 Senior. #21200. Reg. 89.99..59.99 1/3 OFF COOPER DG19R SENIOR HOCKEY SHIN PADS *21300. Reg. 34.99 ..............23.32 50% OFF ALL REG. PRICED SKI GLOVES AND GOGGLES $ 50 OFF FLYWHEEL EXERCYCLE #30292. Reg. 199.99. Ea .... 149.99 $30 OFF CONSOLE HUMIDIFIER Reg. 149.99. Ea..................119.99 EACH 189" .8 -CU. FT. MICROWAVE WHITE OR BROWN #87050/2. EACH 49" 6 ONLY. ALURE T.V. CENTRES Woodgrain or White. #31185. Reg. 199.99. $5 OFF POWER PRO DUSTBUSTER PWS BY BLACK & DECKER® Reg. 94.99. Ea......................89.99 EXTRA 50% OFF THE ALREADY REDUCED PRICES ON CUSTOM WINDOW COVERINGS RETURNS EXTRA 30% OFF THE ALREADY REDUCED PRICES ,ON DECORATOR RUGS IN OUR REMNANT ROOMS $50 OFF CANON E61 8MM CAMCORDER WITH HARDCASE AND 8X ZOOM Reg. $999. Ea........................$949 Z" EACH BASF T-1 ZO SUPER HIGRADE VHS VIDEO TAPE #35463. Reg. 4.99. 99" EACH PROTEK T-1 ZO HIGRADE VHS VIDEO TAPE #35610. Reg. 1.99. 50% OFF ALL REG, PRICED IN - STOCK FRIG -O -SEAL CONTMNERS 14""69 SUPER BUY ON DISCONTINUED WSHWARE, HURRY IN Reg. 39 99-145.99. 50% OFF THE REO. PRICE OF DISCONTINUED DRAPES 50% OFF FLAMESTITCH OR CONTEMPO TOWELS. SHOP EARLY! Reg. 2.99-14.99. Ea....... 1.49-7.49 50% OFF ALL REG. PRICED INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S WINTER OUTERWEAR AND ACCESSORIES $5-15 OFF BOYS' AND GIRLS' SWEATERS AND TOPS SIZES 8-16 Reg. 14.99-29.99. Ea... 9.99-14.99 $540 OFF BOYS' AND GIRLS' PANTS AND BOTTOMS SIZES 8-18 Reg. 17.99-28.99. Ea. 12.99-18.99 SAVE $40 CONTEMPORARLY STYLED CRIB IN WHITE ONLY #65295. Reg. 209.99. Ea .... 169.99 CLEARANCE OUR ENTIRE SELECTION OF WOMEN'S BOOTS Reg. 44.99-$140.........29.99.59.99 30% OFF ALL MEN'S NO. PRICED AND PREVIOUSLY RBOOTSED WINTER 40% OFF ALL REG. PRICED MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS $65-165 OFF MEN'S SELECTED LEATHER AND SUEDE JACKETS Reg. $265-465. Ea. 199.99-299.99 $7-25 OFF" MEN'S STYLISH SWEATERS IN SIZES S -XL Reg. $24-45. Ea......... 16.99-19.99 30% OFF ALL REG. PRICED MEN'S TIES Reg. $15-35. Ea......... 10.49-24.49 J • A 994 EACH. LOCK !, DE-ICER. A WINTER ESSENTIAL FOR YOUR CAR #52527. Reg. 1.29. 34 4 EACH. GAS LINE ANTI -FREEZE FOR YOUR CAR,. STOCK UP! #52520. Reg. 49¢. 20% OFF ALL REG. PRKED GABRIAL STRUTS AND SNOOKS Warranted for as long as you own your car. $10 OFF. LIFETIME . •) ALIGNMENT AGREEMENT FOR YOUR CAR Details in store. Reg. 119.99 ........................109.99 $10 OFF OIL CHANGE AGREEMENT 4 coupons. Each coupon includes up to 5 -litres of 1 OW30 bulk oil and !lubrication. Reg. 49.99 .......... 39.99 Reg. prices shown are Sears prices SALE PRICES END SAT., JANUARY 18TH, 1992, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED, OR WHILE QUANTITIES LAST SENRS,* your money's worth... and more PICKERING TOWN CENTRE WE'RE OPEN MONDAY TO FRIDAY 10 A.M.-9:00 P.M., SATURDAY 9:30 A.M.-6:00 P.M. /) .. .•l.�7.4i.K.C.P�6.'•V,i,.:1 .. .- :•.Y"�..i Y.•_li L'.'b, ., .fir ...a.."1..Z-b-'i�.V�'¢L'i%�S-'�'�.'1♦.1.. Y 2 -Go BusS gHIGHWAY Q Y m > KWOMAY 1 obn,nose M 1/3 OFF HOCKEY GLOVES. BAUER FLACK OR COOPER BDJ Junior. ;;2. ',0O. Reg.34.99..29.99 Senior. #21200. Reg. 89.99..59.99 1/3 OFF COOPER DG19R SENIOR HOCKEY SHIN PADS *21300. Reg. 34.99 ..............23.32 50% OFF ALL REG. PRICED SKI GLOVES AND GOGGLES $ 50 OFF FLYWHEEL EXERCYCLE #30292. Reg. 199.99. Ea .... 149.99 $30 OFF CONSOLE HUMIDIFIER Reg. 149.99. Ea..................119.99 EACH 189" .8 -CU. FT. MICROWAVE WHITE OR BROWN #87050/2. EACH 49" 6 ONLY. ALURE T.V. CENTRES Woodgrain or White. #31185. Reg. 199.99. $5 OFF POWER PRO DUSTBUSTER PWS BY BLACK & DECKER® Reg. 94.99. Ea......................89.99 EXTRA 50% OFF THE ALREADY REDUCED PRICES ON CUSTOM WINDOW COVERINGS RETURNS EXTRA 30% OFF THE ALREADY REDUCED PRICES ,ON DECORATOR RUGS IN OUR REMNANT ROOMS $50 OFF CANON E61 8MM CAMCORDER WITH HARDCASE AND 8X ZOOM Reg. $999. Ea........................$949 Z" EACH BASF T-1 ZO SUPER HIGRADE VHS VIDEO TAPE #35463. Reg. 4.99. 99" EACH PROTEK T-1 ZO HIGRADE VHS VIDEO TAPE #35610. Reg. 1.99. 50% OFF ALL REG, PRICED IN - STOCK FRIG -O -SEAL CONTMNERS 14""69 SUPER BUY ON DISCONTINUED WSHWARE, HURRY IN Reg. 39 99-145.99. 50% OFF THE REO. PRICE OF DISCONTINUED DRAPES 50% OFF FLAMESTITCH OR CONTEMPO TOWELS. SHOP EARLY! Reg. 2.99-14.99. Ea....... 1.49-7.49 50% OFF ALL REG. PRICED INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S WINTER OUTERWEAR AND ACCESSORIES $5-15 OFF BOYS' AND GIRLS' SWEATERS AND TOPS SIZES 8-16 Reg. 14.99-29.99. Ea... 9.99-14.99 $540 OFF BOYS' AND GIRLS' PANTS AND BOTTOMS SIZES 8-18 Reg. 17.99-28.99. Ea. 12.99-18.99 SAVE $40 CONTEMPORARLY STYLED CRIB IN WHITE ONLY #65295. Reg. 209.99. Ea .... 169.99 CLEARANCE OUR ENTIRE SELECTION OF WOMEN'S BOOTS Reg. 44.99-$140.........29.99.59.99 30% OFF ALL MEN'S NO. PRICED AND PREVIOUSLY RBOOTSED WINTER 40% OFF ALL REG. PRICED MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS $65-165 OFF MEN'S SELECTED LEATHER AND SUEDE JACKETS Reg. $265-465. Ea. 199.99-299.99 $7-25 OFF" MEN'S STYLISH SWEATERS IN SIZES S -XL Reg. $24-45. Ea......... 16.99-19.99 30% OFF ALL REG. PRICED MEN'S TIES Reg. $15-35. Ea......... 10.49-24.49 J • A 994 EACH. LOCK !, DE-ICER. A WINTER ESSENTIAL FOR YOUR CAR #52527. Reg. 1.29. 34 4 EACH. GAS LINE ANTI -FREEZE FOR YOUR CAR,. STOCK UP! #52520. Reg. 49¢. 20% OFF ALL REG. PRKED GABRIAL STRUTS AND SNOOKS Warranted for as long as you own your car. $10 OFF. LIFETIME . •) ALIGNMENT AGREEMENT FOR YOUR CAR Details in store. Reg. 119.99 ........................109.99 $10 OFF OIL CHANGE AGREEMENT 4 coupons. Each coupon includes up to 5 -litres of 1 OW30 bulk oil and !lubrication. Reg. 49.99 .......... 39.99 Reg. prices shown are Sears prices SALE PRICES END SAT., JANUARY 18TH, 1992, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED, OR WHILE QUANTITIES LAST SENRS,* your money's worth... and more PICKERING TOWN CENTRE WE'RE OPEN MONDAY TO FRIDAY 10 A.M.-9:00 P.M., SATURDAY 9:30 A.M.-6:00 P.M. /) .. .•l.�7.4i.K.C.P�6.'•V,i,.:1 .. .- :•.Y"�..i Y.•_li L'.'b, ., .fir ...a.."1..Z-b-'i�.V�'¢L'i%�S-'�'�.'1♦.1.. Y