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Home My WebLink AboutNA1992_10_21• • 0 0 0 0 For Ac11a Cal JOAN CAMPBELL 31111" Rep m tative t-3300 First Ros4 ua. III$DVERTISER Pickering Edition it's our �. Birthday this week - �4all week! Wednesday, Oct. 21, 1992 . - +60 popes A Metroktnd Convywnity Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 704 + 54 GST - 75 cents Vol. 111 No. 43 Vote 'Yes' for a united Canada In a word, Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser encourages you to vote 'Yes' in next Monday's national referendum. Like battle -weary Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa, we are hoping for a 'burst of realism' from Canadians when they head to the polls and cast their decisions, by them- selves, in the solitary confinement of the voting booth. There are no illusions for those who are promoting a 'Yes' vote: the Charlottetown Accord is not perfect. It is a document founded on compromise among the fiercely competitive interests of Canada's provinces, where we all gained something at the negotiating table, and we all gave something hack in return. It is a document that provides a blueprint to aid in build- ing the future of Canada, not the dismantling of it. Finally, it is the best document Canadians have ever had put before them, allowing Canada to truly he united as a nation. Certainly, politicians have made a complex issue worse by using inappropriate sales gimmicks and threaten- ing dire consequences if a'No' majority prevails. But by seeing past the political rhetoric -- on both sides of the debate -- and by making yourself aware of the issues in the agreement, your vote will be founded on knowledge and conviction. We believe Quebec is indeed a distinct society, as it was on the eve of Canadian Confederation. ]is history and cul- ture were different from other regions of Canada in 1867, and remain so today. Quebecers must have the right to pre- serve and promote their heritage. We believe aboriginal peoples are finally being recog- nized by all levels of government and fully earned a place at the negotiating table to help char the course they will follow in future months, years, generations. We believe the senate reform package falls short of the Triple E philosophy envisioned by Alberta Premier Don Getty, but it does provide the tools to create a more effec- tive upper chamber in Ottawa. The 'No' forces in Canada have become intoxicated with negativity, yet offer no solutions to the consequences of a 'No' vote. Quebec separatists encouraged Quebecers to say 'No' before the ink was dry on the agreement and still fail to mention the gains the province earned at the bargaining table -- gains that were never a part of the failed Meech Lake Accord. The News Advertiser encourages you to get out and vote. And we encourage you to vote 'Yes.' Inform yourselves of the issues in the Charlottetown Accord and base your deci- sion on its merits. For the love of Canada, say yes. Tomorrow's first day to vote on Canada's fate AJAX-PICKERING - Voters unable to go to the two documents bearing your signature. polls Monday for the unity deal referendum can still On Oct. 26, 301 polls will be open from 9 a.m. to cast their vote. 8 p.m. throughout Ontario Riding, which includes all Advance polls will be set up tomorrow, Thursday, of Pickering and Ajax and much of Whitby. Oct. 22 and Friday, Oct. 23 from noon to `; p.m. both You vote at the location listed on your notice of days. enumeration card. If The Ajax advance n you haven't yet - D See Page A2 for more ✓��f � � received that yard, polls will be i n the r!;�',,.:, ��< municipal offices at ,'!i f'; f"'<_ phone the returning la on Mondays referendum the corner of Har- _ ��;office at 686-2367 wood Ave. and King; or 430-9410 to find �res. In Pickering, early voters can cast ballots in the Pickering Rcxcreabon Complex, on Valley Farm Rd. south of Hwy.'_. If you're noting at an ad,,ance poll, tak, your notice of cnumoration card with �(,u- 111014! '.crth one document hcann, ..,sur ph,,tk,.. ,1; out where to vote. You'll need to take along the record of enumeration the enumerator left at your home if you haven't received your card. ;Thc paper has an eight -digit number on the right-hand comer.) ()n Nlondav, result, are expected within an hour ,f poll, hemp closed. It'll tk ar.,and mr:irtr_eht More Nowhere to ru n An Ajax Wanderer is mauled by three Ottawa Bytown Blues players in men's rugby action in Ajax Saturday. Story, photo on Page A30. photo by A.J. Groen GuantNy means reWts -- Advertise in Aim -Pickering News Advertiser (6E3-5110) and 00%awo-WtWby fits Week (579-4400).114,000 pressrun every Wednesday ,4•ai'�yf4�(fL.^j.Ci•S^� .l. r'V4+.Yr.ri.•� •...... w.—a�w M&Woo wa.I al" MP, MPP-daim: 'No' vote maintains status quo PICKERING - A 'No' vote tion... if you vote or. the Oct. 26 constitutional 'No', all these issues referendum means you're sat is- will still be there," fied with Canada the way it is, said Mr. Soetens. Pickering politicians heard Mr. Wiseman Monday. observed, "Voting Durham West MPP Jim 'Yes' is a significant W seman and Ontario Riding move forward. Vot- MP Rene Soetens spoke on the ing 'No' maintains Charlottetown Accord during a what we have now." council meeting, outlining why Vote 'tio', the" believe it's a positive deal advised Mr. Wise - for the country. man, "if you're "What you've got in this happy with the way process is important direc- the federal and Rene Soetens provincial govern- ments are wrangling over everything" and if you're satisfied with aboriginals being "second-class citizens". Mr. Wiseman said Quebec has histori - ca;y been recog- nized as a distinct society. "The argu- ment Quebec is get- ting something other than what they've Lick's patrons nix constitution deal AJAX-PICKERING - Customers of Lick's restaurants across Ontario are just saying "no- to Canada's proposed constitutional deal. If informal polling stations set up at the eight Lick's burger outlets in the province are any indi- cation of how Canadians will vote Oct. 26, the deal is dead. "The verdict is not good so far," says Picker- ing Lick's franchise owner Rod Lawrence. "The no' side is winning." Lick's restaurants have set up information dis- plays on the constitutional package and are giv- ing customers ballots so they can "vote" on the deal after finishing a meal. Results are tabulated daily and posted at restaurants. "It's interesting to watch people. They stand there and actually do read (information)," says Mr. Lawrence. As of Oct. 18, approximately 4,229 customers inthe province had voted against the deal. while 3,888 were in favor and 1,000 felt they didn't understand it. Customers at the Pickering outlet, 1163 Kingston Rd., are also against the deal with 349 saying 'no', 290 voting 'yes' and 85 saying they don't understand it. "It's really caught on; it's unreal, the response," says Mr. Lawrence, who adds the experiment is intended to give customers both fun and information. Canadians go to the polls Monday in a nation- al referendum on the unity package. Prayer rally for Canada PICKERING - On the eve of the national con- stitution referendum, a Pickering church will host a prayer rally for the country. St. Paul's -on -the -Hill Anglican Church. 882 Kingston Rd., will hold the rally at 7 p.m. Sun- day, Oct. 25 to "seek wisdom" before the vote Kids winners in wager on World Series PICKERING - A local realty firm thinks the Toronto Blue Jays have the better Quality team to win the Prestigious World Series. And, it's putting its money where its mouth is. The Re/Max Quality One office in Pickering has a $500 on the World Series with the Re/Max Prestige office in Atlanta. Roger Anderson, broker - owner of Re/Max Quality One, says, "We're very confident, very confident" about winning. "The only thing we're not sure of is if we'll win in six games or five." The winnings will be donated to the Children's Miracle Net- work. If Toronto should win the World Series, the money goes to the miracle network at the Hospi- tal for Sick Children. If Atlanta %% ins by some fluke, that city's miracle network benefits. Going into last night's game, the best -of -seven series was tied and to allow citizens to gather for prayer and reflection. Canadians go to the polls Monday, Oct. 26 to have their say on the constitutional package. For more information about the prayer rally, call 839-7909. " MATERNITY FASHION SHOW Saturday, Oct. 24, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wllma'B' Maternity Fashions will be modelled in our store on Sat., Oct. 24 between 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Meet the designer and enter a free draw for a Wilma'B' dress (value $150) which will be drawn at 2 p.m. by Wilma. 15 Additional draws totalling $950 will take place every 1/2 hour from 10 am. With each purchase you will receive a FREE GIFT BAG packed with wonderful goodies. Save at least 20% off all merchandise From Oct. 25th to Xmas, we will open Sun. 12-5 705 Kingston Rd. p R V Hwy.2/WhG Weekdays 10-9 ites Rd. 0 Saturday 10.6 PICKERING sun. till Xmas 12.5 1.. T W 0 M always experienced is an argument 1 would like to nulli- fy, „ The Reform Party's claim that the accord is "a ,Mulroney deal" is no reason to veto the agreement, he added. "I will debate fully the drawbacks of our Prime Minister. That is no reason to vote against this deal." Mr. Soetens spoke of the benefits of an elected, equal senate and said the accord will Jim Wiseman get rid of overlap- ping areas in federal and provincial juris- diction. He refuted that Quebec is getting special treatment in the accord, pointing out that the deal addresses the needs of all regions of Canada. Added Mr. Wise- man, "I don't think you can say one part of Canada is getting more than another part. Think of Canada in its entirety and what works. We are a confederation." 1• 0 0 � dhoof board may'be'' reviewed Marlene Lambert of Ajax has obtained numerous certificates and licences in her quest to become a firefighter and trains regularly. She's complained about Pickering's policy to hire town residents only as volunteer firefighters. ickerin findsg by:lawsl on hiring oaf fle ir fleighters e .. . .. .... ...... . ... Catholic trustees aim for improved efficiency DURHAM - A consultant might help the separate said no staff members "should feel uncomfortable." school board better organize its staff and get better Meanwhile, vice -chair Mary Zecchino questioned bang for the buck, some trustees believe. what the board would do if a consultant recommend - "The board spends in excess of $131 million each ed hiring additional staff. "Because of strict financial year and has 1,700 employees," Pickering trustee restraints we have not expanded very fast," she Kevin Ashe told Durham Region Roman Catholic reminded trustees. Separate School Board colleagues at their regular According to Mr. Ashe, "it's hard to determine" meeting Monday. how much a review would cost but "the real debate He believes an "outside objective partner" could will occur when we have submissions from interested help the board — a "huge corporation" — operate consultants." more efficiently. 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UNIT 16 Insurance Prices Onh PICKERING 837-7819 review would "develop into a Call for an appointment: witch hunt." chair Tom Oldman AJAX-PICKERING - Two bylaws have been unearthed outlining the town of Pickering's requirement that volunteer firefighters be residents of the town, politicians heard Monday. Meanwhile, Ajax resident Marlene Lambert has filed a formal com- plaint with the Human Rights Commission because Pickering won't con- sider her for a firefighting job. The town says that, because Mrs. Lambert doesn't live in Pickering, she can't join the fire department. Mrs. Lambert has asked the commission to probe Pickering's treat- ment of her and suggests the town apologize to her. In response to questions from councillor Maurice Brenner during Monday's Pickering council meeting, town manager Noel Marshall said two bylaws dating from 1960 and 1978 confirm the town's hiring policy in regard to part-time firefighters. f 'L Z. 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Ontario Hydro points out that Unit 3 on the "A" gide is among 25 reactors in the world operating 20 years or longer aired is one of just five with a life- time performance needs average of at least 70 Watch that weight fall off! Lose 2 lbs. per week without feeling hungry. Call today for your i2r�rG�a FREE CONSULTATION "Yon: Don't have to Microwave your meals to lose weight" WHITBY OSIHAWA PICKERING MARKHAM 223 erv.-k SL K 555 Simcos SL S. p ISM Kingston Rd. 4961 Hwy. 7, Unit Se 666.5050 436.2122 420.4220 477-6999 . nbw msrnbsrs only, full proprrns, doesn't include product, YrniNd firs oller. Per cent "It's a sign that our teamwork initiatives are beginning to pay off," says Elgin Horton, Hydro's vice-president of nuclear operations. "This is a tribute to the employees who've worked so hard in the past two years putting them into practice." He says the achievements are a positive indication of the value of Ontario Hydro's investment in rehabilitating nuclear reactors. V!U44 uK,s&'W 441�!>i-l��i-A� . 1, The Courtywd. 109 Old Kingston Road, Ajax. Tel. 427-6097 Everything for the naturalist: books, seed, binoculars, telescopes, feeders and more! Free local delivery over $25 YOUNG'S JEWELLERS tip W, HUNDREDS OF SPECIALS NOW ON SALEt PLUS, FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY NOr♦ ..iNO GST. i .> ON ALL REGULAR PRICED UMMDM This Week Featuring CLOCK SPECIALS A. SOLID BLOOD SCHOOL HOOSE B. SOLIDWOOD BALL CLOCH Roman Numeral Dial, Roman Numeral Dial, Quarts Action Quarts Action 909P*cSale Sale 00 14999 99*" 5999 INBTAivT MINE CREDiT �� IsAYAWA►Y C. ANNIVERSARY CLOCB Quart: Action. Braes Findings, Glass Dome 1p§rBirthday celebration 5999 sale -PICKERING TOWN CENTRE HOURS: MON.-FRI. 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. flm Z SAT. 9:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. $31-5427 "improvement: AECB PICKERING -The operat- tion pulled up its socks in sev- .ng Licence of the Pickering oral areas. Nuclear Generating Station But .he citizens' group has been renewed despite Durham Nuclear Awareness Ottawa's judgement that has expressed disappointment "considerable improvement" in the AECB decision to is needed. renew the Pickering plant's The Atomic Energy Con- licence. Following a 3,000- trol Board, a federal agency !itre leak of radioactive water that regulates the nuclear 1 from the ,plant ;n August, ,he industry, has given the Picker- anti-nuclear group -ailed for ing station a licence valid public hearings on plant oper- r until the end of 1994. But in ations, citing concerns about doing so, the AECB noted shut -down systems, possible that "considerable improve- leaks in containment struc- ment is needed before a fully ture, pollution levels, equip - satisfactory level of operation mcnt problems and more. is achieved." "Our concems stand." says AECB staff are calling for Group spokesperson Irene improvement in the areas of: Kock. " Wc're very concerned complying with operating about the fact the (licence) licences; system surveillance renewal went through... we programs; station mainte- find it difficult to accept." nance; environmental qualifi- She says the group will cation; radiation emergency continue to monitor station response; fire and rescue performance and bring any ;,mergency response; and the problems to the attention of plant's limited capability to the public and authorities. predict and prevent Nuipment The AECB acknowledged failure. the group',, :oncerns but said However, the federal agcn- "issue; raised have been cy says it's "optimistic about investigated and those within continued improvement" in the board's jurisdiction have station operations this year. In been addressed or are being 1991, says the AECB, the sta- addressed." Watch that weight fall off! Lose 2 lbs. per week without feeling hungry. 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Yes, new equipment has been purchased since that report but the need for a hall at Dixie Rd. and Finch Ave. remains unaddressed. In 1990, a fire department request for budget funds for the hall was denied. In 1991, the station again was put on hold. A new firehall wasn't even proposed in the 1992 budget: the fire chief asked for eight addition- al firefighters and got none. But after increasing public pressure, council approved spending money on the firehall this year and called for construction tenders. The community thought it was at last getting a firehall. N 'ow the staff -recommended tender has been deemed unacceptable by the majority of council and questions have been raised by some politi- cians over the suitability of the Dixie -Finch location. Why did council spend money on a consulting firm if it's going to ignore the recommen- dations? Why did they pay a professional firm to render an opinion if politicians themselves are experts on fire service? When the construction tender was rejected by council's executive committee last week, fire chief Steve Stewart wrote a memo to the town manager urging the building of the hall "as soon as possible". In part, the memo reads, discussions with the fire marshal's staff leave me with the impression that Pickering's fire protection level is decreasing because we have added nothing new to our capabilities in almost three years.' Earlier this year, it was revealed that fire victims in the Brougham area are waiting an average of 11 minutes for help to arrive. Any fire- fighter can tell you that fatalities occur long before the 11 -minute mark. When someone's trapped in a blaze, seconds count. bpgrading the fire department is going to cost taxpayers money. Almost certainly, Pickering residents won't be treated to a zero -per cent tax increase next year, as they were in 1992. But better to pay the cost in dollars than pay with a life. It's time for council to act before a tragedy occurs and someone pays that terrible price. Letters Retain what we have .... ... o V. l.. h. , 1. ... 'ft. Vote no, keep Canada free To the editor, If you vote "yes" on Oct. 26, you will have voted for the fol- lowing: Racism: Two governments (Quebec and Aboriginal) will exist for reasons based solely on racial background. Are we pre- pared to be compared with a South Africa or a Beruit where institutionalized racial divisions have resulted in chaos? What happened to plain old equality.) Disunity: The transfer of pow - The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. Pleas keep letters to a reasonable length of no more than 11/2 typed, double spaced pages. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for pub- lication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone number for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. ers to the provinces is haphazard with a patchwork of standards and opportunity with no national focus or identity. The report con- tains about 60 separate areas for future negotiations and wrangling, all of which will further fuel the separatists' thirst for more demands. Sky-high taxation: Any province, no matter how spend- thrift (ie. Bob Rae's), can compel the federal government (us) to pay ad nauseam for programs without accountability. Our politicians will then say "It's not our fault! You put this in the constitution by your "yes- vote. We are following the constitution and the courts!" Economic decline: Faith will be lost in both our political will and ability to manage a democrat- ic society where everyone enjoys equal status and opportunity for prosperity. Investors will not find Canada a safe place. Uncertainty will be built into our Constitution by a "yes" vote while economic issues are not even addressed. Solution: Retain what we have. We are still equal citizens in this country. We have no faith in these politicians who deliberately give us no time to digest their work. The ink is still wet. Lawyers are still trying to figure it out. First, he "rolled the dice." Now he is playing a "shell game." Vote "no" and keep Canada free. Let us get back to building job opportunity. That problem is caused by our present politicians, not by our existing Constitution. Louis S. Allore, Whitby Vote yes for Canada To the editor, Through your newspaper, I would like to beg the people of Durham and Canada to say "yes" on Oct. 26 for your chil- dren, yourselves and for Cana- da. If you vote yes it will not be a vote for Mulroney, but for Canada. After Mulroney is gone and we are unified into one powerful nation, we won't be sorry we said "yes". Tom Long, Pickering PUD by Steve Nease ob n u �� 1-jeLters � No deal is perfect Vote yes; if we lose this deal we may not get another chance P I-] L r, • 0 To the editor, sell heavy construction equipment for a living. Last week while having lunch with some contractors, we started to discuss the pros and cons of the referendum. The consensus was that it is very much like making a deal to buy construction equip- ment. Selling is solving someone's problems. When I negotiate one on one with a contractor, I negoti- ate something that makes sense to both parties with reason and com- promise the foundation of the deal. Every salesman will tell you that it is extremely difficult to negotiate a deal with a company that has partners. Every partner has his own agenda. One partner does not like the operator's cab, but strangely enough, he is the estimator and will never have to sit in it. One partner does not like the color of the machine even though you know he is color blind. One partner always has a friend who bought a machine that was twice as good, with twice the warranty at a much lower price (I'm still looking for that machine so that I can represent it). Usually, if you negotiate a compromise by satisfying some of everyone's concerns and lowering your price, the deal is made and the imperfec- tions are accepted as part of the Look' your best for the upcoming Holiday I Season ` negotiated compromise. Now, when times were great in 1988 and 1989, we all had princi- ples. I didn't have to sell to a con- tractor that I didn't like. You held your ground and lost some deals, but there was always another deal around the corner. Then came hard, back -breaking times. Now, the contractor calls and says that he may want to buy a machine because he might have a job. I need the deal to keep my business alive. I sit down with the contractor and he tells me that he had to take the job at cost and that he wants to "steal" my machine. I need to make a profit on this machine and because my volume is down, I should be making more on each sale. So we sit down and work out something that makes sense to both of us. either can be complete- ly happy with the result because our own self interests are so diverse, but you negotiate the deal. If I were to dig in my heels or walk away without some sort of deal. I may as well fold up shop and move to the United States where everyone says machines are cheaper, deals are there for the taking and you can charge extra for bullet proof glass. I just happen to love my life in Canada and I want my three young children to grow up in a V r nutri/size" 8 raaiiiiiiiii •aaaa iltmN THIS �� •aa� FREE 1$ IFOO D 110 WM aft ealpon rwitiw Howarth of Nutt Syslem food, gweecon week of your I propnm, whm You join NO System, betom Od. 27r 1992 L s_ s. MIRH THIS COUPON J caring society as proud Canadi- ans, not Ontarians or Richmond }fillers, but Canadians. If I walk away from the deal and tell the contractor that I want to think about my options, without seizing the opportunity to close now, I've probably lost the deal. The next time that we meet to negotiate, I will probably have to give more to get less. My com- petitors will have been extolling the virtues of their deals. If my customer buys another machine or if he just decides after that he can make do, being able to say that "I stuck to my principles and didn't back down" will he of little com- fort — it will not pay the bills. A deal has been negotiated in Charlottetown by some very unpopular people (is there a popu- lar politician in the world today?). This is not a perfect deal, but what deal is? Did one party get a little more than the other:' Who cares. Don't be fooled by the peo- ple that say everything will stay the same. they are competitors waiting in the wings with their own deals. If we lose the deal now, there may never be another chance to even get back to the table to negotiate. The only deal left will be the "deals" at the clos- ing auction sale, picking over the remains... 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"Get on with building a fire- ball or show your true colors," challenged Mr. Van Kempen, who accused both Mr. Brenner and mayor Wayne Arthurs of breaking election promises. "We owe it to the people of Pickering to get on with this project and quit playing politics." Citing unacceptable fire response times in north urban Pickering, a visibly worked-up Mr. Van Kempen launched a scathing attack on mayor Arthurs, who said he'd never supported the Dixie -Finch location. .But both mayor Arthurs and Mr. Brenner agreed there's a need for a new hall. The mavor said he had a problem with the location while Mr. Brenner objected to a staff -recommended construction tender. A tender submitted by Toronto Structural Group was rejected after politicians expressed reser- vations regarding the company's references. But company spokesperson Denise Arpaia sug- gested councillors check out ref- erences for themselves. "We believe in quality of work, exe- cuting our work efficiently and community involvement," she said. Council also turned down Mr. m certainly not going ' to wait until they hoist a coffin onto a fire truck .. Jbefore I react.' Brenner's request to call for new tenders, after being advised by the town solicitor that doing so could lead to legal problems. Resident Randy Vaine urged council to get on with the fireball project, saying he's "certainly not going to wait until they hoist a coffin onto a fire truck... before I react." Politicians had also been advised to move ahead with the project in a memo from fire chief Steve Stewart, who wrote "Pick- ering's fire protection level is decreasing because we have added nothing new to our capabil- ities in almost three years." Mayor Arthurs suggested council first commit itself to rais- ing taxes by two per cent to pay for new firefighters "or else we'll have an empty hall." 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BE OUR NEXT DISCOVERY Call now for a free and honest consultation NOW OPEN DURHAM'S NEWEST MODELING AGENCY 101 Dundas St. W., 2nd Floor, Whitby, 430-5715 visits A.teman Ari Gallery Perhaps the hest {.now n yk ildlife anti, t to North America. if not the world over. visits The Outside a Solution an galler% in Ajax on Friday. Robert Bateman has sold out numerous exhibitions since his first solo show in 1967. A keen artist and naturalist. Bateman painted wildlife and the wilderness in a representational style until his teens. In the 1960s. the artist rediscovered realism and began to develop the stvle that would make him one of the foremost wildlife artists and his paintings some of the most sought-after in the world of an. Bateman's artworks are part of many public and private collections around the world. Besides museums. the artist's renderings are part of`� collections of Prince Phillip, Prince Charles, the late Princess Grace of Monaco and Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands. Exhibitions at the Outside Solution give visitors a chance to meet artists. This week Bateman visits the Ajax Art Gallery. popular wildlife artist Robert Bateman's visit to The Outside Solution, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. on Friday, is a special by -invitation- Oct. 30, and Jorge Mayo], on Nov. 13. scientist. only show to the gallery's clients, friends and Nature artist Seerey-Lester returns to the art Tanli says the personal appearances by artists customers begins at 5:30 p.m.. Art lovers will gallery for another show. His works have been have two benefits. have the chance to talk with the artist and have praised by collectors and critics alike and he is "People have a chance to meet the artist in him sign the piece again on the glass, which gives recognized as one of the top nature artists in the person," she says, "but it also gives artists a the artwork a special meaning. world. chance to meet the people who are interested in "in some cases it adds value," says The Outside The British -born artist travels extensively to their work. Sometimes, this is the only way artists Solution's Tami Kazan. "if nothing else, it gives study wildlife in its natural habitat. Field work is have of finding out who is buying their works." the artwork personal value." a priority for the artist and it is this essential The biggest compliment of Mayol's art is that The exhibition will feature approximately 90 research which gives Seerey-Lester's artworks . the subjects seem to spring to life from the framed Bateman works. Tami says some classic the atmosphere and authenticity which make surface of the canvas. Through a combination of works by the artist will be on display as well as them so sought after. careful observation and delicate technique, the some pieces "which you don't get to see very Wildlife artist and activist considers himself "a artist not only captures the subjects likeness, but often." zoologist who paints wildlife." He paints birds seems to capture its spirit. There will be special draws during the evening and animals both in the wild and in captivity in Mayol believes he must communicate his sense for all who attend. Anyone who purchases any parks, zoos and wildlife reserves. of reality through his art. He says art is a lot like Bateman limited edition is eligible to win one of Hunt paints in a variety of media and works music — all elements in a painting must be the artist's limited edition prints. only daylight hours without the use of artificial carefully orchestrated. Future exhibitions at The Outside Solution, light. The strength of Hunt's artworks is his The Outside Solution is located at Unit 6, 845 Jude Alan Hunt aa'�ja h a -.'� . t� +r�: st�uc�j►Iwidtia atist;�s iwel! ,r _� r a� 7C *A y r r� u 0 • r a 0 • • • THE NEWS ADVEWMER, WED., O(, MMM 21, 1992 -PAGE 9•A 51DE SOLUTION, AJAX, INVITES YOU TO COME & ALLOWING KAN-RuA!hpAA_ ARTISTS IN PERSC Rpberf F_wr eman ROBERT BATEMAN I . in person Friday, October 23, 1992 7:00 P.M. TO 9:30 P.M. r ARCTIC CLIFF WHITE WOLVES 1990 .5esm-y -AEE e• PLEASE NOTE: A special invitation will be available exclusively to our clients, friends and purchasers only from 5 45 p m to 7 00 p m This part of t!r_ show will be closed to the general public Invitation ,e,uired to be admitted ALL PICTURED LIMITED EDITIONS NOW ON DISPLAY & FOR SALE AT THE GALLERY, OTHER LIMITED EDITIONS INCLUDE: Winter Barn, Ireland House, Winter Sunset Moose, At the Cliff -Bobcat. Northern Reflections - Loons, Tambo, Centennial Farm. Dozing Lynx, Giant Panda, Arctic Portrait, Mallard Family, White on White, Wolves on the Trail, End of Season - Grizzly, Bluebird & Blossoms, High Kingdom - Snow Leopard. Evening Call - Loons, Colonial Garden, Distant Danger, Cougar in the Snow, Winter Trackers, Intrusion & MORE. AT ANY OF THESE SHOWS, THE ARTISTS WILL BE HAPPY TO SIGN & PERSONALIZE ANY OF YOUR PURCHASES OR ANY FRAMED LIMITED EDITIONS (ON THE GLASS) OR BOOKS YOU MAY ALREADY OWN & WISH TO BRING WITH YOU, REGARDLESS OF WHERE PURCHASED. CLEAR NIGHT . WOLVES 1981 14, 711-1 MIDNIGHT BLACK WOLF 1989 JOHN SEEREY=LESTER & ALAN HUNT BLACK MAGIC 1992 bol Frid, 7:0 I ftr', RES OF ASI__A`1M_ JORGE MAYOL in person "r�O�iE_rM«YDS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 1992 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. • VE SOLUTIC v Rd. S.. AAA A CLEAR NIGHT . WOLVES 1981 14, 711-1 MIDNIGHT BLACK WOLF 1989 JOHN SEEREY=LESTER & ALAN HUNT BLACK MAGIC 1992 bol Frid, 7:0 I ftr', RES OF ASI__A`1M_ JORGE MAYOL in person "r�O�iE_rM«YDS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 1992 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. • VE SOLUTIC v Rd. S.. AAA li j,'"T66 RESTFUL IMTERLUDE 1992 WHISTLING WINDS 1992 I , IKc .:4 ' V 11►4i6 * A -THEE NEWS ADYO't fLS, & WIEB•• otc'1tt4a= M_ 1992 Cabbie almost nabs armed holdup duo PICKERING - A taxi driver almost helped nab two armed robbers who held up a Pickering variety store early Friday morning. The robbers walked into the Becker': ,tore on Kingston Rd., at Rose - bank Rd., just after midnight and were given a quantity of money after brandishing handguns. The lone male clerk was uninjured. "The taxi driver saw, what happened and followed the suspects (in their getaway vehicle)," says Durham Regional Police Staff Sgt. Sandy Ryric. "Eventually, however, he lost them." (Cash, smokes stolen PICKERING - An automated teller machine was smashed and money taken during a break-in at the Sandy Beach variety store, 1477 Bayly St. in Pickering Sunday morning just before 5. Unknown culprits first broke into an adjacent hair salon before smashing through an adjoining wall into the variety store, where cigarettes were stolen. Help for female victims of child abuse DURHAM - Women who've experienced any kind of child abuse are invited to join a self- help group. The eight-week program, designed for victims of' physical, sexual or emotional abuse, is being offered by Outreach Abuse Prevention. "The program aims to build self-esteem," says Donna Harris, director of counselling. "It will help women accept the past and realize that attitudes developed during childhood can be changed. "They will learn how to be assertive and realize they do have choices, whether in relationships or in communication with others." The program begins Wednes- Jay, Oct. 28 and runs from 7 to 10 p.m. Enrolment is limited and par- ticipants will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information and location, call 432-78_' 1. 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Mon. -Fri. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 427-9931 CASHVVAY You can defend on us! il-_ T - F77! Deman, in some cases, may exceed available stock, therefore we reserve the right to limit quantities purchased. All items not available in all stores. Items are subjected to prior sale. Sorry, no rain checks. APPLY FOR YOUR CASHWAY CREDIT CARD — • � ;. A • !�'.rt {� .1f � � . l .tF ,,� t�'. .� _ ',fir;• F It ,pa tM qSpt 3,L High-rise residents fight low -rises PICKERING - About 500 res- idents are up in arms over a gar- den -apartment development pro- posed for the town core. A decision on the apartments, planned as an addition to two existing Tridcl high-rises near Kingston and Glenanna Rds., was deferred for one month by coun- cil's executive committee recent- ly. About 470 people have signed a petition opposing the project and more than 100 residents turned out at the town hall to hear politicians discuss the issue. Although residents of the Tridel high-rise condominiums are vehemently against low-rise garden apartments in their neigh- borhood, several councillors expressed their approval of the concept. At the suggestion of mayor Wayne Arthurs, politi- cians amended the unapproved application to allow 32 per cent of the site to be covered by build- ings, instead of Tridel's proposed 40 per cent But residents want Tridel to stick to its 1987 plan to build three more high-rises so that green space will be preserved. Many said the promise of open space led them to purchase their condominiums in the fust place. &T SOFT SPOTS LAURA REALLY BONNIE VVVV COMFORTABLE "What is being proposed now is totally unacceptable," said Ken Walker. speaking for residents who signed the petition. "We feel betrayed by Tndel and the town of Pickering." Tridel's new proposal, endorsed by town planners, calls for 226 apartments that would include private garden space. Three-storev apartments would be stacked above single -storey apart- ments, in rows of four to eight units. Two rows would be back-to- back, forming an internal condor. All units would have direct access to the strect- Another two high-rise towers of 12 and 14 storeys are also included in the plan. Tridel solicitor Adam Brown told council the 1987 plan for five high-rise buildings was changed to include garden apartments to meet market demand. Prospective buy- ers want access to the street and private gardens, he said, promising a "high-quality, desirable" devel- opment. "This application is wor- thy of your approval." ZONING BYLAW AMENDMENT APPLICATION Z3/92 J. AND F. TRUCKING COMPANY LTD. 610 FINLEY AVENUE LOTS 7 AND 8,M PLAN M-26 J. and F. Trucking Company Ltd. has submitted the above -noted applica- tion to the Town of Ajax to permit a waste material recycling facility and to recognize the existing truck depot and repair garage. The proposed recy- cling facility would be located within a vacant unit at the north end of the existing building. Storage bins will be located on the outside of the build- ing along the west wall and will be removed by trucks once they are full. The subject property is currently designated "Employment Area` by the 1991 Region of Durham Official Plan and "Industrial" by the Ajax District Plan. The subjec:1 Property is currently zoned 'M2' - General Industrial by By-law 35-77, as amended. The applicant is requesting that the "ad lands be zoned UT - Heavy Industrial by By-law 35-77, as amended, b recognize the existing truck depot and repair garage and to permit the proposed waste recyd g faciitl►- DATE: i% MONDAX NOVEMBER 9, 16192 TIME: _ ,EL4 7:30 PAL LOCATION: , .t COUNCIL CHAMBERS I 65 HARWOOD AVENUE SOUTH AJAX, ONTARIO" P. Tollefsen, Director of Planning FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23,1992 Metro East Trade Centre (401 and Brock Rd., Pickering) `a"Z"`J" FEATURING GEORGE KASH & THE OKTOBERFEST EXPRESS DOORS OPEN AT 7 p.m. ---- 1000 ., ADVANCE TICKETS AT THE DOOR 12'0 *,tE Net Proceeds to Cystic Fibrosis Research A0Yancs'='a'S'orOk',004"45Z Age of Majority ReQJlred are B -;c 8•3 ame at 7 ELE,_.w ,119J ► CEMN 1652 Bayly St. W., Pickering (JUST WEST OF BROOK RD.) 831-6636 Mi. TUM WED. 9.30.10 CHLOKtIs 831-7747 T �' FW 9.30• ��o ® PW WA (1:90.5.00 0 0 0 �A 0 J!, of 4 A IWON ADV=T§NMWI&,bCfdIftn.I"I-ftftU-A At Eaton's, we don't mark up babywear prices, "�" "�..� � ,sale l.Qll IIdVC d Baby days are here again! Come see our terrific selection, from sleepers to Fisher Price accessories, Eaton Value priced! 1. Our besi-selling sleeper — Canadian made! ( otton-and- pol�cstvr lvm in mint. blue or pink �% ith d ( utv little applique: s., lo., I., XI., XXI. (()(),) 899 taffw*adan Hamile just so we 'later on r1a C& 6. 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Arnold ensures that people and things run smoothly—be it a pod party for your friends or bringing in more supplies for the rest of the team. 0 Sailwinds Condominiums IRt on the Lake in Whitby Ai Brian looks after your daily maintenance— the pool, mechanical, electrical sys- tems—and the Sailwinds' special dual coils for heating and air-conditioning! Fausto oversees all phases of custom con- struction to your suite—he ensures that your suite is finished to your specifications. 1) 46) 6 4W x Ajax councillor, Dulny 'suffering from exhaustion E Susan Dulny AJAX - Councillor Susan Dulny has been hospitalized the past three weeks suffering from mental and physical exhaustion. Ajax mayor Jim Witty told council Monday the Wards 3, 4 and 5 regional representative will be released from hospital later this week and wil I continue to recuperate at home for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Dulny has been receiving medication for the illness, Mr. Witty said, and the family is requesting that well-wishers not call or visit the family. Cards would be fine. Mrs. Dulny hasn't been at Ajax or Durham regional council or com- mittee meetings since the last week in September. Mr. Witty said he's spoken with Mrs. Dulny's husband, who indicated her recovery was encouraging. TOWN OF AJAX QG� O0� PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT I° NATURAL ICE RINKS The Town of Ajax, Parks and Recreation Department, will provide assistance to any neighborhood organization wishing to have a natural ice rink in their area. If you are interested, please call Joel Rowe at 427-8811 prior to November 2, 1992. ,Tiw r4m ADVEltmEk WED, ocToikEA n, 1992 -PAGE 15-A Is FASHION LINGERIE NEU' ,1RRIV,11,S UDI,'V(; SELECTIONS FROM ITI&A MEN FACTORY OUTLET CLEARANCE -SALE savE .- UP TO - OFF RETAIL PRICES BRAS BUSTIERS CONTROL BRIEFS • BIKINIS CAMISOLES • HALF SLIPS • FASHION COLLECTIONS -XI i k �`, '� Ai y� Hka � c� 4 DAYS ONLY! ALL SALES FINAL WARNER'S FACTORY OUTLET THURS. OCT. 22nd 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM FRIDAY OCT. 23rd 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM SATURDAY OCT.24th 9:OOAM-5:00 PM 250 BAYLY ST. W. AJAX SUNDAY OCT. 25th F = (McKenzie Plaza) 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM HWY. 401 i.UAV f 1. °= McKE`7.IE f PLAZA y IVARN'ER'S ■ i 250 BAVIN ST. W. ?p i* ftGK 8641TRE NEWS ADVER!'1129ft *=,, OCTOM 2j, IM IUeet a new State Farm agent and get good neighbor service for your car, home, life & business insurance needs. See: Kimberley A. Frost -Agent 1550 Kingston Rd., Ste. 211 Pickering 420-3221 (located in the same plaza as the Red lobster Restaurant) %QZ1 Like a good neighbor, N,, State Farm is there. State Farm insurance Companies Canadian Head Offices Scarborough, Ontario TOWN OF AJAX PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT APPOINTMENTS TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE AJAX RECREATION ADVISORY COUNCIL The Council of the Corporation of the Town of Ajax will be considering two appointments to the Executive Committee of the Ajax Recreation Advisory Council. The Executive Committee is responsible for: a) the management of ongoing information exchange and coordination of activities of the Advisory Council; b) the consideration of relevant issues for the purpose of advising the Parks and Recreation Department and Town Council; c) regular communication between the Advisory Council and the Parks and Recreation Department. Positions Available: Two positions Duration of Term: Three years, effective January 1, 1993 to December 31, 1995 If you w,sh to be considered for appointment to the Executive Committee, application forms are available from either the Parks and Recreation Department, Ajax Ccmmunity Centre (Administration Office), 75 Centennial Road, Ajax, or the Munic,pa' Offices, Clerk's Department, 65 Harwood Avenue South, Ajax. Completed application forms must be received by 5:00 p.m., Wednesday, October 26 1992 and may be either mailed to the Deputy Director - Recreation, Town o Ajax, 65 Harwood Avenue South, Ajax, Ontario, LIS 21-19, or hand delivered io the Ajax Community Centre, INDO MUSIC LESSONS; on most instruments _:>,•�° Mano Banjo Cuitar Mandolin Drums & Woodwinds Violin Are~ n4we p Picbering Honw• and Design Centre (Brock Rd 6 401 NE side) NEW AT Yamaha Piaso Division (Just N. or Hwy. 02 on W side or Liverpool Rd.) 837-7757 h bmolL - V TREATMENT SHOP OVER 40 PATTERNS TO CHOOSE! Range of 20 fabulous solid colours Prices start at17.99 SPECIAL BUYI ,s .. � .yl 2-1/4" ivc WIDE r.iffr .-16 I. L; .& I Ur CURTAIN RODS WDAENaARTANUSize 18-28, each 799 indtides paraf 56x36lien e and 54x1 U "alan°e Size 29-48, each 9.99 ONLY 14.99 SET Size 49-86, each 14e� Other styles of curtain rods also avalable SHEER AND LACE CURTAINS Complete line of French Tergal Sheers and Dover Lace consisting of 3 sizes in panels 6t a variety of valances. Pr1CeS start frOm 1 2 099 MINI AND ROLLER BLINDS 3 types to choose from: 1. economically -priced regular PVC mini blinds ` 2. new UV 1" PVC mini blinds: room darkening - allows 50% less light in, ultra violet coating for expensive metal look, heat insulating, anti static to help prevent dust build-up 3. roller blinds - we can cut to any size you need, at the store. DICKERING HOME DESIGN CENTRE ��-00 1755 Pickering Parkway to ' , 1 ow ■ r • 9 ''''[NE 1NENt6 ADNLRR=18>:i, . Ol.7tOt i 21,MWM M 174 v r: Winter is fast approaching, which means it's a good time to prepare your home heating system for cold weather living. The following checklist tells you step by step how to check your home heating system and your chimney, and also gives you some extra money -saving heating tips. HEATING SYSTEM CM RsUP 1` haicvcr ,y,icni you time, a winter check-up is a gocxi idea. Here are three quick checkpoints to get you ready for winter: 1. On warm air systems, clean furnace filters or replace disposable hers before the winter. A dim filter can reduce .ur (low and cause %our system to work harder than it has to. 2. Keep your electric motor and Ian hearings (and/or pumps ibncated for greater efficiency (two drops (it oil to the Aell each year should do it1. ' .0TE: Some nein motors do not need lubricating. 3. If you have a hot water heating system, ensure that it Idled to the proper lues he bleeding air from each tdiator you observe these basics tiou will soon find that using s can he even more economical_ CHIMNEY CHECKUP tiiiiiCUii it) nLuw colo fou ml;ivc a cnimnc\ :170hlcm First, answer the following questions 1. DI *--s %our chimne have a metal chimney liner? 2. ! our heating ,system connected to a metal verung s� stei h"i is. not a brick or stone chimne )' 1: you answer les" to either of these questions, you prohabli >t worn about your chimneyfxing able to adequately %ent Nvui :mace .rim brick or stone chimney should receive penoxlic 11spection from a chimney expert.** 1 fo%%ever, here are three simple checks you can make � ourself 1. Check the cleanout pit at the bottom of your chimney Should you find any debris, remove it. if it contains bits of mortar, brick or stone. erosion could be taking plate. 2. Use a mirror to look up your chimne} through your cleanout door, during daylight hours. You should have an unobstructed view to the outside. There should be no visual evidence of crumbling mortar, brick or stone. Your chimney may be -offset", which will not k=.. allow you a visual inspection with a mirror. In such cases, we suggest an inspection by a chimney expert.** 3. Check outside chimney brickwork. You should not see a white chalky substance on the bricks, stone or mortar. IF YOU HAVE a aRoeuM 1. If there is am,l Dltxna,C afiviC inn gent Clltlne010r), turn off )our heating s}stem (and %our gas water heater, immediately: Call a chimne repair cnmpam,** fo, an inspection �. P -here is more than an inch of broken mortar. brick or stone in the .:eannut pit and you cannot we da%light using a mirror. fellow the in,i-•,ictions to step I If there is no blockage. call a chimnec repair company" an to pectton You ma% operate the furnace and eater heater until the chimne,, is inspected but rou should check the chimne% penodiialh• for =lockage until you have the chimne v contractors** -c: -or ;. L •:ou see a white chalk% staining on exterior brickwork. ,101`]r or nortar. but the cleanout pit is clear and there are no oh;tracnons in the chimnc% dc•tenoranon on irw chimney s exterior, ask a chimnc\ rt•paircompim** an I inspection In the meanume. coo mai operate Lour hearini: s�,tcm safely ** -butt dour fellow Pa,,x, !or _ umno Builders and Repairer, SOME CONSERVATION TIPS Follow these simple rule and the result will he a better. more economical heating ,%stem. 1. \lake sure you have well i uim, stop : � 1100d fit keep, cold air out and warm air in. Proper weather stnppmg and caulkmk also helps 2. Rugs. furniture, drapes. etc. should not be allowed to obstruct warm air outlets and cold air returns 3. Proper attic insulation means lower fuel costs. 4. Dampers in open fireplaces should be closed when the fireplace is not in use. 5. Hot water radiators will not heat effectively if air is in them. All air should he bled off. 6.Make sure your humidifier s working correctly Proper humidification can contnbute to heating economy and your comfort level. 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Consumers Gas "'�4 . 1• • r•• r• • .• - i•: 1 1 . 1 1: 1: 1; 1: it•ri• t 1 r 1 i i 1 i i 1 s i 1 1 1(. 7• i 1 i• i. i 1•••• 1 1 . ,., ��•�1 �11�i!•��11117'll�i't'4�}1'14}/tf1i 115t'13i �1 �1�1Yti titit.r.�•�•�•�.�•i'•ti •�1'1'�'•1'/'1'j'%'i'� F'!'i'!1•I�i'i•I�i•1•1.1 �•'1'i�i . ... :.. ......a......... .'i r yA PAGE II&A-'THE NEWS ADVERTISER. W19111_ nft'TDltt:_Q 21. 100 Keeping fit' Elizabeth Gruen goes through the moves during a Keep Fit program at the Seniors' Activity Centre in Pickering. Family rally for literacy DURHAM - A family rally for literacy will give parents a chance to share literacy activities with their children. The Durham Board of Educa- tion and the Durham Reading Council will co-sponsor Family Reading for Literacy, which will feature two hour-long sessions on a variety of topics. Families will choose from Authors with John Green and Ted Staunton; Storytellers with Diane Chandler, Bev Moyer, Bob Cut- ting, Robin Campbell and Liz Gilbert; :Music with Marion Williams, Rick Alston and Karen Kosten; Drama with Dorothy Palmer and O'Neill Collegiate and Vocational Institute students, and Paul Emond; Illustrators with Brenda Clark and Diane Jamieson: and Literacy Program with Ronald McDonald. Children and their parents will be encouraged to participate in the sessions, such as singing and putting action to some stories. The event will be held Satur- day, Nov. 28 at G.L. Roberts Col- legiate and Vocational Institute, 399 Chalcur Ave., Oshawa. It will begin at 9:30 a.m. with a publish- ers' display, information booths and Read Canada reading tent. The first session begins at 10 am. A repeat session of the topics begins at 1 l a.m. All children in attendance will receive a free book. There's no charge and registration is not nec- essary. For more information, call Dar- lene Davidson at 430-2488. The Town of Pickering t Department of I.d Community Services & Facilities SENIOR CITIZENS SNOW REMOVAL PROGRAM The Town of Pickering, the Pickering Optimist Club and the Canadian Progress Club of Pickering offers a Snow Removal Program for Senior Citizens in urban areas only. The program provides snow removal of residential front walkway, driveway apron and clearance to the fronVrear entranceway. There is no charge for this service however as the program is operated using existing staff, OPENINGS ARE LIMITED TO THE FIRST 200 APPLICANTS. For further information please contact the Department of Community Services and Facilities at 420- 4620. PEAPUNE FOR APPLICATIONS - Noygmber. 13, 1992 . .. t t IY1 VL'i lei L L i I I!I i L i �'i�1 .• r .•r . photo by Celia Bronkhorst ATTENTION FELLOW CANADIANS ON OCTOBER 26TH VOTE: NO HOTo a •Datna Soc,ery Status' for eluebec or any group of Canadians, wherever they may We or whoever they may W. NOTo the 'Inherent Right of Self Government' of the Aboriginal Peoples or of any group of Canadwts and ttQ to the creation of a THfaD level of government. NOTo a serious reductor in the ability of the federal govemrnent to act on behalf of all Canadians. NOTo alloahng any Sin9b province the ability to veto future constitutional change A fQVOTE WILL SAY YES TO ACANADA WHERE ALL CANADIANS REMAIN EQUAL UNDER OUR CONSTITUTION. Terry Holbrey. ........................................... Life in the '90s topic of forums DURHAM - Life in the '90s is the topic of upcoming forums. The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board is inviting all parents, educators, trustees, priests and ratepayers to attend the free sessions. They feature Diana Scahill, family life consultant with the hoard. An informal discussion and yuisuon period will follow. Two forums will be held Tues - day, Oct. 27 at Father Leo J. Austin Catholic Secondary School, 1020 Dryden Blvd., Whit- by. The first session is from 1:30 to 3 p.m., while the second runs from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Babysitting will be provided at both sessions. For more information, call Laura Sheehan at 576-6150, extension 282. GOOD NEWS FOR AJAX WATCH FOR THE NOV. 1/92 OPENING OF THE NEW FURNITURE STORE &INTERIORS AT 84 HARWOOD TOWN OF AJAX �1104100�10�, PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT t9 5 SENIOR CITIZENS/PHYSICALLY DISABLED (� SNOW REMOVAL The Town of Ajax is now receiving applications for sidewalk snow removal for 1992/1993. This service is provided to senior citizens and physically disabled residents only. There will be no driveway clearing, however, opening of driveway will be completed after streets have been plowed. Applications may be picked up at the Parks and Recreation Department, Administration Office (Ajax Community Centre) or mailed to you by phoning Linda Keam at 427-8811. Please have your requests in by November 12, 1992. Program commences December 7, 1992. For further Information on this service, call Joel Rowe at 427-8811 Our entire fashion collection is on sale for 2 days only, Friday and Saturday. . October 23rd and 24th. 1 j}�1 t.�' t �it:,.t1,t11tJ1:,? e 3 � ti 19 O 19 i r � / •� r.1 1 i tr F -W. u 0 a. Ob0 ituaries GARBUTT, Victor E. - Peacefully at the Scarborough SHORTT, G.Irene- Peacefully David. Sister of Mrs. Beatrice Ross at Scarborough Centenary Hospital of Toronto and Lillian, predeceased. General Hospital on Saturday, Oct. 17, 1992. Victor E. Garbutt, on Sunday, OCL 18, 1992. G. Irene Funeral service at Pickering Village beloved husband of the late Mar- Shortt, beloved wife of Morley R. United Church, 300 Church St. N., Shortt. Loving mother of Larry of Ajax, on Wednesday, Oct. 21 at garet Garbutt. Loving father of Robert of Scarborough. Mr. Gar- Brooklin and Kathryn Wrighi of 1:30 p.m. Cremation. Arrangements Ajax. Grandmother of David and entrusted to McEachnie Funeral butt will rest at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Dawn, and predeceased by her son Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village), PICKERING KINSMEN 428-8488, after 2 p.m. Wednes- day, Oct. 21. Funeral service in A N TA CLAUS the chapel on Thursday, Oct. 22 at 10 a.m. Cremation. Friends will be received from 2 to 4: PARADE and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday.y. Donations to the Alzheimer'- Society or the Parkinson Founda- NOW ACCEPTING ENTRIES tion would be appreciated. Corporate and Commercial Entries Welcome PARADE DATE: SAT., NOV. 14, 1992 LAWRENCE, Alfred Walter - Peacefully at the Village Retirement Centre, Pickering, on Sunday, Oct. 18, 1992. Alfred Walter Lawrence, beloved husband of Mabel Lawrence. Loving father of Iris and her husband Wilfred Browning and predeceased by Frances. Father-in-law of George Ball. Dear grandfather of David Ball and Marilyn Browning, great- grandfather of Laura, Alexander and Justin. Funeral service Wednesday, Oct. 21 at 1 p.m. in the chapel at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village), 428-8488. Cremation. OCTOB= al, =9 239 249 = ANNIMALxizACITM, tll, hit puppet show by the Runawal Puppet Theatre, Vcifornis daily in the :liars WM4 C ourl.:\ .IICus atmosphere tnn•ade, with a :a st o Yang animals sin&iz dan:ins and mayhenrinR. Suitahle for a&s 3 12 years. 6txxl fun for the whole family. HELP A CHARTIY 1k)'11 IF I k�ITI L 1k)(INCE, Our fiends at I'leasure Valley are hl•Inc111,� their Circus 11om1:er anti lull Toss. 1'roceetls from admis- sit,n,yill he donaLd to the ,\iax & 1,11,1en,114 l 6-pital Equipment fund. alae=crag, QCT - DAILY PERFORRMCES. \'hat's a circus %vitliout they III/arre? II: Any groups wishing to participate may pick up entries at Info Place �r�NSN1F-t'•.• Serving the Community's Greatest Need FRL'-L-' FACE PALNIING 0\II.I 1\6.1 �'.Nk 0 Ill IIkIA FREE NUTS! I0,0(h) .Tn1t,l, 11,,,1:.1_.•: :`ahn�11,11. �`.l��lx•r '-ttl1. • ue. , •a. r u tau • r+► a auefy n ram., an, avM.,w a,a, yira n� a, a�-n d2EBOUNI DERS 11AMPOLiNE SPECTACULAR. Can dle% lt)llch the -10' ceilinz in Centre Court' BC the first to iee. Tlie finest trampoline artists in Metro per- form in Centre Ctnlrt I•hur�tliy throudi'Saturday, ")diowsIll\% 1PAG9 w4 IM PAM AD 1a 04 %Imk, OCUMM n, 1M Jyi I 10 '1A I I , I 'Im, I _ _...... .f 7 T bks+ Z 999 Ea. Reg. 299.99 $20 OFF. 7.0 -CU. FT. CHEST FREEZER Textured cabinet helps hide smudges. Durable baked -on epoxy coated footliner. Includes 1 basket. White. #48710. Each 17.4 -CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR Features reversible doors, 2 crispers, covered dairy compartment, adjustable front rollers and ice cube tray. White. #20710. 4D F4 L Of 89999 99 99 Ea. Reg9.99 1349.99!906 $200 OFF 18.6 -CU. $150 OFF. 19.5 -CU. 3was 519.99 Then 369.99 FT. REFRIGERATOR Has reversible doors, split cantilever wire shelves, hanging meat pan, twin crispers, adjustable door bins. White. #468 745 820. Saie ends Dec. 26. } 992 L ONLY 3s9" 24" BUILT-IN** DISHWASHER Four cycle, two level wash with standard pump system. Detergent dispenser, White base door. #72300. Insuffie on am FT SIDE -By -SIDE Great features include adjustable glass shelves, 1 opaque crisper with dear glass cover. 5 large door shelves, 3 adjustable freezer shelves. White. #468 790 690 Sale ends Dec 26, 1992 NOW 459 After Dec. 15192 " t e 539.99 24" BUILT-IN" DISHWASHER '7 cycle dishwasher has Power Scour 3 -level wash, soil Separating system. Rinse agent, detergent dispenser. Mite/Mack door panel. #72330. POWER -PACKED KENMORE VACUUM MAKES CLEANING A BREEZE 1400 watts of power combine with a 13V cleaning path for speed and efficiency. #32792. $70 OFF. KENMORE UPRIGHT VACUUM Soft bag upright has 20' cord, low profile powerhead, foot operated on/off, 3 pile height adjustments. Includes stair dean handle and tufted brushes. #30322. Reg. 219.99....149.99 Sale ends March 27, 1993. $60 OFF. COMPACT KENMORE CANISTER VACUUM This easy-to-use lightweight vacuum includes step -on power switch, 20' cord with quick - release wrap, chrome steel wands with suction controls, 4 tools. #32110. Reg. 159.9g...99.99 $20 OFF. KENMORE ITHREAD SERGER This 3 -thread serger simuRaneously stitches, trims and finishes seams. 5 stitches pre - threaded at factory. #81461. 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'NO PAYMENTS' OFFER APPLIES TO ANY SINGLE ITEM OF $200 OR MORE IN OUR FURNITURE, MAIOR APPLIANCES, HOME ELECTRONICS, FLOOR FASHIONS, AND CUSTOM WINDOW COVERINGS DEPARTMENTS. THIS OFFER DOES NOT INCLUDE UGLADATION ITEMS IN CLEARANCE CENTRES. • .. ,,.:...'. a r.• - ` n u r-, i 3 4 r� i SEARS! i 53 999 her 35999 8 -PROGRAM KENMORE WASHER a -Large capacity washer with 3 water levels, 3 wash/rinse temperatures. Dual Action agitator. Self -dean filter. White. #4220( 5 -PROGRAM KENMORE DRYER b -Large capacity dryer with Fabric Master'° and Soft Hear. Large door opening. 15 -year warranty rust through on drum and drum lamp (details in store). White. #82200. 599!9 : -- 99 asses t;ee $W off 10-prog. extra cap. $50 off &program extra washer. White. #42310. cap. dryer. White. 682310. Bale prbe ends Feb. 13, 1993. Sale price ends Feb. 13,1999. THE NEWS AOIVERTUM TYRO,•, 0CM= 21,199ZftGE 21,A Nt • 'Based on independent national surveys current at time of advertising preparation. Zia 1& 99 Reg. 649.99 $50 OFF. - KEN MORE 30--- EASY -CLEAN _ RANGE White -on -White range features two 6" deluxe coil d elements with one true simmer, and two 8" deluxe coil elements. White glass covered control panel_ Analog clock/cook timer. 4 -pass broil element. 2 surface element lights. Plus ... lift -top cooking surface, removeable drawer and front door vent. #228 763 120. / Sale pace ends Dec. 26, 1992, WASHER DRYER KENMORE 2 -PROGRAM WASHER 2 programs: Normal (regular) and Permanent Press. 2.45 -cu. ft.. capacity. 1 water level. 3 pre-set wash/rinse temperatures. Self -clean filter. White. #42000. .99 KENMORE 2 -PROGRAM DRYER 2 -programs: timed heat and timed air.1 heat level. White #82000. s l - Easy -dean 30" Kenmore electric range has two 8" standard coil elements. White. #60120. 189" 0.8 -cu. R mive has 800W of cooking power, 10 power levels with touch control and turntable. #87241. SALE PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1992, UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST t>•�t>• your money's worth... and more VISIT SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE PHONE 4204000. WE'RE OPEN MON..FRI_ tomo A_n_.o•m ou ser o•on e u �.nn n.. �. �...,...,..... • .M., SUN. 12A0 P.M. -O= P.M. your money's worth... and more VISIT SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE PHONE 4204000. WE'RE OPEN MON..FRI_ tomo A_n_.o•m ou ser o•on e u �.nn n.. �. �...,...,..... • .M., SUN. 12A0 P.M. -O= P.M. FACE 22•A -THE NEWS ADVMUE14.M3Ck, OCrOSM 21, 1"2 .. _ Library house highlights and new AJAX - If you want to learn main library branch, at the corner For more information, call the more about the town's public of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres., library program office at 683 - library, you might be interested in next to the town hall. 4000. an open house on Saturday. The event commemorates the 40th anniversary of the Ajax Pub- LLibrary and the introduction of new Dynix Computer Library System. The open house on Oct. 24 will run from noon to 4 p.m. Among the activities planned are the announcement of the win- ners in the logo and bookmark contests. Also, Cameron Birnic will perform original lullabies from l p.m. to 1:30 p.m. The new computer system will be opened between 1:30 p.m. and p.m. LOEB Baywood will sell refreshments from the parking lot and proceeds will go to the Food for Fines food drive. All activiucs will be held at the Scavenger hunt at library AJAX - Children can hunt through the Ajax Public Library this week. A free scavenger hunt contin- ues till Saturday, Oct. 24, at the main branch of the library in con- junction with Ontario Public Library Week. Youngters can pick up instruc- tion sheets during the week and they have to complete the hunt by Saturday. Prizes will go to chil- dren who complete the hunt. For more information, call 68 34WO. Stressed out? AJAX-PICKERLNG - Feel- ing stressed out.' An upcoming seminar could help you deal with past, present and future stress fac- tors. The Secret of Effective Stress Management is being presented by the Big Sisters Association of Ajax -Pickering. The seminar features Mark Cummings of Biofeedback and Self -Regulation Services in Ajax. He'll discuss stress and your personal stress responses, as well as quick and effective relaxation techniques. The seminar will be held Monday, Nov. 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the Big Sisters' office, IA - 398 Bayly St. W. at Westney Rd., Ajax. The cost is $20 and all proceeds will go to the Ajax -Pickering United Way. To register, call 428-8111. l � ► r ( I .Galbraith 1/11 Repair Centre Jewdle*r • wdcla I w,kr BdWr - r 40 5min Cbuft b WW ftwedowum I. �etorr rl.p. I I ---- CLIP A iA11E•----- Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST • Dispensing of contact lenses and glasses • Evening and Saturday n appointments available • Complete Family E e Care 427-4144 15 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax (Between Hwy. 401 8 No. 2)� LOEB The Church of kwe CM1nr of Wnx Ory kion OPEN HOUSE SATELLITE BROADCAST from Salt Lake City, Utah ;`On the Way Home" Sunday, October 25,7:30 p.m. All denominations are welcome Chapel: Corner of Rossland and Thornton Roads Refreshments will be served Z 0 721 9172 \e¢ gF Ross�_AND kv,C x 06% C�) ki fa W.T'le-3 . 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Box 2000, Oakville, Ontario L61 5E4 1>% + `irk t.',tl`i.Ysx^.. , • .. . t MCBM,A.TM NUMADVMTSSW *71),, f( VOM 21►1992 FSVBEE ��E cut from f Cnado A 9° aha �b� Ru w ---.M wom WE a��O- Z pOENT ETE I0 tvw u T IMLI liquid for dishes _ --,it 2 per wse purc1.5 L C NOW e OLD SOUTH ORANGE JUICE or grapefruit frozen unsweetened concentrated 12.5 oz. tin I"oonCan �s iiR$'�rew 9 rib or tenole-oilV 2S -3A6. s.onend Ze 351 k9. GRAPEFRUXT RED or WHIT product of fl orida Indian River 9",4�, i_ N FAMPBELLArS PRI iCKE AK)OW P, 10 oz. tin W w AV UURA 77DE DETERGENT 00 p*W&r for lain. atler limit one box per coupon Limit one coup on per customer L ` , • ' 'g oer s B a say, d2y, Od bw 29. 1992box O 0 L a 1V Waste reduced 8''I'''p'er c-. enf, recycling conference told On Oct. 9, I returned from the Recycling Council of Ontario's (RCO) 13th annual conference in Ottawa. The three-day event fea- tured speakers from government, industries and non-profit grass- roots organizations who outlined ways to best conserve and protect our environment. Guest speaker environment minister Ruth Grier told the 600 participants that statistics for the first six months of the year show an 81 -per cent -per -capita reduc- tion in waste. "With the efforts now under way, we can meet or exceed our 25 -per cent target by the year end. I am pleased to see that our Waste Reduction Action Plan is working." Thanks to conferences of this nature, future Recycler's Reports will bring you news about: • a new plastic that will allow refillable bottles to make a come- back; • the recycling of boxboard; the recovery program for paints, photo chemicals and oil filters; - technologies for central com- posting. Realizing the importance to foster youth participation at the conference, Barclay Recycling Inc. sponsored 85 post -secondary students currently enrolled in waste/resource management and environmental studies. I personal- ly thank OMMRI which gener- ously covered the registration cost of volunteers representing non-profit environmental groups and to Laidlaw, which offered free bus transportation for partici- pants. The conference was summed up with optimism and excitement for future waste reduction incen- tives and with the hope that the society in which we live will turn from consumerism to one of con- servation. COMING EVENTS: Oct. 24, 9 am. to 5 p.m. (Rain date Sun- day), PACT headquarters, Pick- ering Village, Hwy. 2 & Notion Rd. PACT'S 3rd annual garage and bake sale. Items can be dropped off at PACT headquar- ters Wednesday evening between 7 and 9 p.m. Oct. 24, 12 p.m., Toronto. Goodwill Industries at 234 Ade- laide St. E. at Jarvis presents its 2nd annual fun fashion show. Surprise celebrities highlight the event Join in the fun of viewing good reusable clothing for all ages. Fashions may be purchased after the show. Admission is free and refreshments will be served so Lug -A -Mug. Oct. 24, 1 p.m., Pickering. `Putting Your Garden to Bed and Composting' seminar at Pine Ridge Garden Gallery, on Brock Rd. north of Finch Ave. Free admission. Coffee served so Lug - A -Mug. Oct. 31, 9:30 - 3, Pon Perry, at Ascension Parish Hall, 266 North St. 'Earthspirit' an introduction to the Eco -Spirituality of Thomas Berry. Information, 985-0775. Nov. 22, Toronto Wormcom- posting Conference to be held at the Science Centre. Information, call 423-4971. 1"�' 7gE•l�N►iA:1ttlD,�tl�.'10�Q2f.b!l�R�><•A BANQUET & PARTY Bookings Available In Beautiful Country Club Setting Phone: CHERRY -DOWNS 649.5991 Golf and Country Club One a DiBeauty- ofscoun. I I I L Thr %-Aft IkmN (,wnpum One Beauty Of Any R Jumbo Videos Deal." R litre bottle of Coke Let Us Entertain You. 705 Kingston Rd. (at Whites Rd.) ••. • 1 I x loft Do . Mi. MI IM i �OCrOiBR 2[,1!!2 ARTS & ENTERTAIIITMENT Artist carves top prizes i"n wood contest PICKERII\G - A Pickering sculptor has taken first and second prizes in the intermediate category of the Ontario Wood Carving Championships. Dorsev James won first prize with "The Eden Seed", a black walnut carving, and second prize with "Birth of Venus", carved from a hard Maple lamination. The competition was held at the Metro East Trade Centre, Pickering, last weekend. Mr. James says his win opens the door for him to compete at the competition's highest level next year. He is currently putting in many studio hours in preparation for a March exhibition. Mr. James is on a year's sab- batical from a teaching position at a Markham high school. Oktoberfestparty, bingo aid Cystic Fibrosis fiqht mini -jackpot could be yours dur- ing a monster bingo at the trade centre Sunday, Oct. 25. A total of S 10.000 in prize money is avail- able. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. with the first game beginning at 7:30. You can purchase an advance ticket value pack for S25, which will contain all the cards you need to play every game. Refreshments will be brought to your table. Advance tickets to both the Oktoberfest party and the monster bingo are available at all Durham region 7-11 convenience stores. For more information, call 686- 2343. DURHAM - Kinsmen Clubs across Durham region are joining forces to host an Oktoberfest part} and monster bingo in aid of Cystic Fibrosis research. The Oktoberfest bash will be held Friday, Oct. 23 at the :Metro East Trade Centre, Hwy. 401 and Brock Rd., Pickering beginning at 7 p.m. For a S 10 advance ticket or 512.50 at the door, you can enjoy entertainment by George Kash and the Oktoberfest Express, Bavarian -style sausage and schnitzel, draft beer and games of chance. Souvenirs will also be available. A $5,000 jackpot or a SI,000 Ghostly comedy haunts theatre DURHAM - You're invited to spend the evening with a friendly ghost. Theatre Durham is presenting the comedy Blithe Spirit, which tells the tale of a man writing a book about ghosts. Charles Con- domine invites a local medium to his cottage for a seance, never imagining the meeting could bring back his first wife, who is jealous of his re -marriage. - The play is being presented Nov. 6, 7, 13 and 14 at Dunbar - ton -Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering. Tickets are S8 for adults and S6 for seniors and students. A season subscription costs S15. For more information, call the box office at 831-6509 or 831- 0348 Karaoke and dance aids hearingimpaired Village Retirement Centre, 1955 Valley Farm Rd. The fun lasts from 8 pm. to 1 am. with a cold -buffet and cash bar. Advance tickets only will be sold at $10 per person. Call -839- 7271 or 831-1175. PICKERING A dance featur- ing karaoke fun will help buy hearing -assistive devices for the hearing-impaired. The dance will be hosted by Dunbarton-Fairport United Church on Saturday, Nov. 7 at the w Theatre production recruits performers .AJAX-PICKERING - If you dream of taking centre stage, Picker- ing West Hill Musical Theatre invites you to show your stuff. People 18 years of age and older can attend a read -through of the theatre group's upcoming production of Who Dunnit, a musical mys- tery. The read -through will be held Sunday, Oct. 25 at 7 p.m. at Lester B. Pearson Public School, 21 Coughlen St., Ajax. Auditions for the play will be held Wednesday, Oct. 28. For an audkion•appointment, call 427-=2........ Dorsey James with "A Gathering", a mantle piece commissioned by a Stouffville client. The Pickering sculptor took two top prizes in the Ontario Wood Carving competition recently. 1�H'E Co � CBRNTMAS IAY-AWAY COMPARE THIS OUTSTANDING VALUE (:/%My,mpAy $1499 FULL SIZE GRANDFATHER CLOCK FEATURING: Cable wound Triple Chime movement that plays; Westminster, Whittington and St. Michael Melodies 9 Expert sales and service R1 Original purchase price guaranteed on trade-ins [� Free personalized brass name plate C�1 Professional delivery and set-up Oehawa Cantu Scarborough Town Centre S71.1555 2.2626 1MPK Can@& Man Erin Stlua Town Cents 83"726 606-3322... . ILF CHERRY FINISH W 23' D 13' H 0 The Promenade Shell way Galydene 764-0546 $22.7770 umerldge MaN M111 few Centime Hamilton Burlington ..... $74-1377, .� ism .. . l SAY•+ •` •• •, 4 I ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT At the moves.,. Selleckgoes to bat in Mr. Baseball MR. BASEBALL (PG): Bat- ter up! Tom Selleck plays an American baseball player who's accepted an offer to play for the Chunichi Dragons in Japan. Plen- ty of laughs as cultures collide. Ken Takakura is the team manag- er who does his best to teach the American hero the ways of the East. UNDER SIEGE (AA): Steven Seagal stars as Casey Ryback, a navy cook with a secret past as a top combat operative in Under Seige, a complex tale of espi- onage and murder set on board a battleship. Also stars Tommy Lee Jones and Gary Busey. INNOCENT BLOOD (R): Anne Parillaud (La Femme Niki- ta) portrays Marie, a beautiful vampire who only kills bad guys. Innocent Blood is a contemporary horror film spiked with humor in the vein of John Landis' own An American Werewolf in London. Also stars Robert Loggia and Anthony LaPaglia. HERO (PG): Dustin Hoffman stars in this satire of the media and how heroes arc created. After Hoffman, a small-time crook, res- cues victims in a plane crash, a character played by Andy Garcia takes credit for it. Geena Davis stars as a reporter. MR. SATURDAY NIGHT (PG): Billy Crystal stars in and directs this story spanning 50 years in the life and career of a stand-up comic. Has its funny moments. SINGLES (PG): Matt Dillon and Bridget Fonda star in this romantic comedy which takes an affectionate look at a group of young people searching for — and running from — true love. CAPTAIN RON (PG): Kurt Russell and Martin Short star in this silly misadventure on the high seas. OF MICE AND MEN (AA): The classic Steinbeck noel is brought to the screen by Gary Sinise in magnificent fashion. Stars John Malkovich as Lenny. THE MIGHTY DUCKS (F): Walt Disney presents this fun Flick about a morally bankrupt lawyer (Emilio Estevez) who is forced to coach a kids hockey team. WIND (PG): In more than 140 years of competition, the United States has lost the America's Cup only once. WIND is the dramatic, fictional story of an upstart group of American challengers whose drive to win back sailing's top prize plunges them into a world where money, power, love and ambition are inextricably inter- twined. Stars Matthew Modine and Jennifer Grey. HONEYMOON IN VEGAS (PG): Nicholas Cage, Jessica Sarah Parker and James Caan star in a twisted triangle. Cage loses • By Peter Mielzynski THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5 7:00 p.m. There will be 8 selections introduced that evening. Come Out - Taste - Enjoy - his girlfriend Parker to Caan in a on a wild goose chase to get her high-stakes poker game and goes back. Watch for Elvis. Sometimes small businesses need a little practical advice. FB DB's CASE PROGRAM (Coun- and personnel. FBDB's prove sell selling Assistance for Small Ent Enterprises) connects success- professionals have what some e e ful people with small businesses businesses lack the most -� n needing practical advice about finan- time to concentrate on improving tial systems or programs for both short ort fits. planning, marketing, production and long-brm bene R.M. KENNEY, CO-ORDINATOR (416) 571-1355 or 686-0099 COMMITTED TO YOUR SUCCESS � ...�.. rewr tk� a.,la. rank t e.dl d ditiwalwn+ \ �, . _ � ?: 4 SEARCHING � FOR GREAT WINGS! AT A GREAT PRICE? Visit Belamys Ajax Monday - Saturday 3 p.m. - close AND GET WINGS Bar area FOR ONLY ' only WATCH THE GAME HERE! AJAX LOCATION ONLY 235 GAYLY ST. W. Restaurants AJAX 683-5111 MEW The Tenth Annual Markham;.: Home6F J�. Show "0 THOUS ANDS OF NEW PRODUCTS, ' RENOVATION IDEAS AND SHOW SPEC IALS �. 'Fri. Oct. 23 Sat. Oct. 24 Sun. Oct. 25 10 a.m. -10 P.M. 10 a.m. - 9 P.M. 10 a.m. - 6 Pam. ALAREHAM FAIRGROUNDS *Friday is Women's Day •3-1/2 miles nOtth Of Hwy. 7 Adults $6.50 Save an extra $1 off admission on McCowan Seniors & Children FREE PARSING (under 12) $3.50 GST included. CENTRE STAGE PROGRAM 14s_i_1x_11 12:00 MARiHIAM HIGH SCHOOL JAZZ BAND 1:00 SILVER SLIPPERS 1:30 "ENERGY SAVING BLINDS" - Classic House Interior Design 2:00 "HOW TO SAVE MONEY & ENERGY WITH APPLIANCES & LIGHTING" By Gail Lawlor 2:45 FASHION SHOW by Fabulous Faux 3:30 "IN THE KITCHEN WITH MARIANNE" - tips, gadgets and recipes 6:00 SPIRIT OF ALOHA Dance Group 7:00 "DO-IT-YOURSELF CAULKING & WEATHERSTRIPPING" by Gail Lawlor 7:30 THE BANJO BAND 8:00 FASHION SHOW by Fabulous Faux 8:30 KICK UP A FUSS CLOGGERS Food Markets HOME" by Gail Lawlor 7:30 DYNASTY BAND - Contemporary Rock Group CFRB � 1Q •� S*1 It QOntario Hydro Markham Hydro ]rABWIT SATURDAY SUNDAY 12:00 KELLY BIDUKE DANCERS 12:00 "ALL ABOUT INSULATION & 1:00 MO=S MUSIC STUDENT SHOWCASE PRIORITIZING YOUR WORK" 1:30 "IN THE KITCHEN WITH MARIANNE" by Gail Lawlor 2:00 FASHION SHOW by Fabulous Faux 12:30 "DECORATING WITH COLOUR AND 3:00 "MAKING YOUR WINDOWS ENERGY TRENDS" by Classic House Interior Design EFFICIENT" by Gail Lawlor 1:00 MILLIKEN MILLS HIGH SCHOOL BAND 4:00 KICKS SCHOOL OF DANCE 1:30 "IN THE KITCHEN WITH MARIANNE" 4:30 GREEN DRAGON TAE KWON DO 2:00 FASHION SHOW by Fabulous Faux 5:00 SPIRIT OF ALOHA Dance Group 3:00 "MAKING YOUR WINDOWS ENERGY 5:30 KICK UP A FUSS CLOGGERS EFFICIENT" by Gail Lawlor 6:00 FASHION SHOW by Fabulous Faux 3:30 GREEN DRAGON TAE KWON DO 7:00 "WATER SAVING DEVICES FOR YOUR 4:00 KICK UP A FUSS CLOGGERS HOME" by Gail Lawlor 7:30 DYNASTY BAND - Contemporary Rock Group CFRB � 1Q •� S*1 It QOntario Hydro Markham Hydro ]rABWIT M6tC�,A T6a 1��it3ti111DR►�111�,irEd::'=!; >hh' e AD 151( c Billboard is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted in Bilboord, cal us of 6&3- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Picker- ing News Advertiser, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publication, 10 ,a.m. the Wednesday prior to Fri- day publication and 10 a.m. the Thursdcry prior to Sunday publica- tion. WEDNESDAY 21 HEAD INJURED: The Head Injury Associa- tion of Durham will hold a support meet - ng Wed., Oct. 21 at 7:30 p.m. of 459 Bond St. E . Oshawa Parking in rear. All welcome, transporto- tion help available 723-2:32. COLLEGE TOUR: Durham Col- lege wil. hoc a -�z)en house at its main camcus. 23oC S+mcoe St N Oshawa 'Ned Oct 21 from 5 to 9 p m All welcome 721-2000 22.% ALZHEIMER: The zhc,�o- •cc.ety of -jrham will hc!d an nformotion evening Thurs. Oct 22 from , 30 to 9.30 p m at the Nor!hv ew PuV Ic Library. Beatrice S' at Ritson Rd . Oshawa A medical doctor will discuss Coping 'With Alzheimer Disease. No admission charge Space is limited and reservations can be made 576-2567. WOMEN'S CLUB: -ne Ajax -Pick- ering Chnsnan .'.o -en's Club will meet Thurs . Oct 22 from 9 30 to 1 1:15 a m at Gallantry's Banquet Room. Picker ng Town Centre. Special feature basket weaving Cost S4.50 o- S11 to, first -timers Free babysitting Reservations 420-691 C (Suson) 428-8505 (Barb). FUND-RAISER: 'ne Altono Road Day Care Cer.l-e will hold a fund- raiser Thurs . Oct 22 from 4 to 9 p m. Discovery Toys and Child's Play Books will be on sale 1367 Altono Rd. at Hwy 2, Pickering 509-9743. LEARNING DISABILITIES: The Learning Disabilities Association of Durham West meets Thurs., Oct. 22 at 8 p m at Pickering High School, 180 Church St.'N., Ajax. All welcome 683-8432 23 ART AUCTION: The United Way of Ajax - Pickering will hold a fund-raising art auc- tion Fri., Oct. 23 at 7 p,m. at Gal- lantry's Restaurant. Pickering Town Centre. S 10 per person. 686- 0606. FASHION SHOW: The Teen Fashion Show Committee will hold a fashion show for men and women aged 10 to 25 Fri., Oct. 23 CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, 'Your Moneys Worth and More' Ayer, page A24, the gas water heater, 973714 reads $100 OFF. Reg. $309.99 ... $209.99. It should have read $10 OFF. Reg. $309.00 ... $299.99.Afso, advertised on page A8, the men's Haggai' belted, pleated dress pants, with Magic Stretctf waistband should not have read wdh Magic Strelcl? waistband. We apologize for any inconvenience this A at 7 p.m. at Swan's Marina, 590 Liverpool Rd.. °;kering. Tickets $6 in advance, $7 at the door. All proceeds to the United Way of Ajax -Pickering. 420-5587. REFERENDUM INFO: An infor- mation session on the Oct. 26 national referendum and the constitutional proposals will be held Fri., Oct. 23 from 7:30 to 9:30 P.m. at St. Martin's Anglican Church, 1203 St. Martins Dr., Pick- ering. Politicians expected to be available to answer questions. All welcome. 427-3213 (John Ver- vaeke). OKTOBERFEST: An Oktoberfest party will be hosted by Durham - area Kinsmen Clubs Fri., Oct. 23 at 7 p.m. of the Metro East Trade Centre. Brock Rd. and Hwy. 401, Pickering. Live band, food and games of chance. Tickets S10 in advance or $12.50 at the door. Proceeds to Cystic Fibrosis research. Tickets at Durham 7-11 stores 686-2343 UMING OF CHRISTMAS BAZAAR: The River - breeze -orar*s Association will hold its second annual Christmas crafts and bazaar Sat Oct. 24 from 10 o m to 3 p m. of the Riverbreeze Community Centre, Westiney Rd. north of LOEB, Ajax. Free hourly draws, free refresh- ments. 686-2683. CRAFT SALE: The Ajax Lioness Club will hold its annual craft sale Sat., Oct. 24, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at St. Bernadette's parish hall, at the corner of Harwood Ave. and Bayly St., Ajax. Tables available. 683-1482,683-7513. CHURCH BAZAAR- The congre- gation of St. Andrew's Presbyteri- an Church, 35 Church St. N., Pick- ering Village, will hold a bazaar Sat., Oct. 24, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Crafts, bake table, white ele- phant, tea room. 683-7311. POLICE OPEN HOUSE: Durham Regional Police. 24 division, will hold an open house Sat., Oct. 24 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at its new police station at the corner of Harwood Ave. and Westney Rd. S., Ajax. Displays include ;breathalyser tests, vehicle com- puters and a cruiser and there'll be a scene of crime officer on hand 579-1520 REFERENDUM INFO: Ontario Riding MID Rene Scetens will specK on the constitution and upcoming referendum Sat . Oct. 24 at 9 a m at a meeting of the Amberlea Presbyterian Church Men's Fellowship All welcome The church is at 1820 Whites Rd.. Pickering 666-5356 (Aaron �f - FASHION 304)0. yr 1fcn & 'libmen CO\1F'LF I F: II.%IK.%NIr SKI\ C CRE HIc:H TtY'H Tr)\I\r: Kf•:U� til\11\\I\l:K►:U\ -,��... F0,'x' 0111\ f E\1\GS ARE SERVICES Hair Fashion 3000 416 .Vit weia nes Ka'er' b wr Savor'lragic KNer lw*s fremds & dents to visit her - ONE FREE' FACIALS* a: , atm TONING SESSION 10" CFF EMS 20 Pk' 10000 OFF WITH THIS AD' Treatments X j;n 1'laca (hA nen: 224 IfarxlNKI \%e. South Al. ItF-XI. P%1 \ R hl Aja\- Ontariir tllr,i 683-7,S21 2 FIM Value up to $10 WMAW Restaurants AJAX - <`_f"U ,►vith nae purer d, -M sue spp Nichols). POLICE OPEN HOUSE: Durham Regional Police. 24 division, will hold an open house Sun., Oct. 25 from 12 to 4 p.m. at its new police station at the corner of Harwood Ave. and Westney Rd. S. Displays Include vehicle computers and breathalyser tests. BONSAI: A bonsai workshop will be heli at Picov Greenhous- es, Hwy. 2 east of Harwood Ave., Ajax, on Sun., Oct. 25, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 686-2151. MONSTER BINGO: A Monster Bingo will be hosted by Durham - area Kinsmen Clubs Sun., Oct. 25 Your caleodw Of coming eveeft at the Metro East Trade Centre, Brock Rd. and Hwy. 401, Picker- ing. S5,000 jackpot. Advance tickets $25, includes all games. Doors open 5:30 p.m.; play at 7:30 p.m. Proceeds to Cystic Fibrosis research. Tickets at 7-11 stores. 686-2343. THEATRE READ -THROUGH: Inter- ested people 18 and over can attend a read -through of Picker- ing West Hill Musical Theatre's upcoming production of "Who Dunnit" Sun., Oct. 25 at Lester B. Pearson Public School, 21 Coughlen St., Ajax. Auditions Oct. 28. 427-0072. i IIIIIIIII Bankruptcy Sale AIRTAUCTIOM o UNRESERVEn• Ajax Community Centre, 15 Centennial Rd., Ajax Inventory moved from other locations for this sale • CARTED EDITION PRINTS • FINE ART PRINTS • FRAMED S, UNFRAMED POSTERS ORIaNAL OILS • STATUES - ACCENT PIECES - ART BOOKS • PORCS AINS - ETC. • SATEMAN • BERRY • RAYNrOM • RIDDLE • CALLE • CAMPBELL - CASSON - COTE • DEAYILLE • DUMAS • TAAKAY - DAYNTOIr • FOLKM - DOOLlTTLE • NUL4C LESTER • NEWSY • PARKER • COTE • LOATES • REDLIti • DYER - ROMANCE - ETC. Directions: 401 to a;ax, exit Westnev Rd. S. !o Bayl}, east on Bao , right on tiloram: to Cer.tF-:-:ai SUNDAY NIGHT BUFFET r Buy 1 Sunday night buffet at reg. price and receive the 2nd of equal or lesser value FREE, with this coupon. Not valid with any other coupon or in-house offer. One coupon per table. Please present coupon to server upon ordering. Expires Nov. 7. Valid Sundays only. 135I3aXIy5t-yip .M4-.4 .U-----•--- 0 Russ Howard wins Bea er _ AJAX- A familiar name in Canadian curling won the big prize at the annual Sleeman's Eager Beaver Bonspiel at the Annandale Curling Club on the weekend. Former Canadian and world champion Russ Howard and his Penetanguishene Curling Club rink won a close 5-3 decision over the Jeff McCrady rink of the Brampton Curling Club in the pro men's final Sunday after- noon. The Sleeman's Eager Beaver Bonspiel, one of Canada's major cash bonspiels, again this year attracted the top men and women curlers in Canada from Oct. 13 to 18. A total of $20,000 in prize money was up for grabs. The Russ Howard rink, con- sisting of vice Glenn Howard, second Wayne Middaugh and first Peter Corner, took home $3,200 in first -prize money for its efforts. The McCrady rink of skip Jeff McCrady, vice Dave Carruthers, second Scott Bailey and first Matt Hames picked up the second prize of S 1,600. The Howard rink won its three preliminary games to land in the quarter -finals against Bob Turcotte's Annandale rink. Howard and his mates were 5-3 winners over Turcotte. Howard 'then proceeded to the semi- finals, defeating Jim Sharples' Lambton Curling Club rink 3-1 on Sunday. Meanwhile, two Annandale rinks met for the Upper Deck Trophy in the amateur men's final after defeating the Gerry semi-final match. Curling Club rink was the winner final. Warren Leslie's rink Pinkney foursome — also of Members of the winning War- of the Village Chrysler Trophy defeated Larry Heide's foursome Annandale — 7-4 in the semi- ren Leslie rink were vice Paul event in the pro women's catego- 5-3 to capture the trophy and finals. Heide's rink defeated the Lula, second Marvin Harrison ry, defeating Kathy Brown's Sut- $800 in prize money. Craig Hammond's Donalda Curl- and first Bart Burman. ton Curling Club foursome 8-2 in Leslie's rink advanced to the ing Club team 6-3 in the other Alison Goring's Bayview the final. Panthers sin the overti*me Blues Bramalea capitalizes on Pickering's third -period collapse to win in OT By AL RIVETT The Panthers had better luck against the Sports Reporter Aurora Eagles at the Pickering Recreation PICKERING - It was the best of tithes and it Complex Friday night. was the worst of times for the Pickering Pan- This time, the Panthers were trailing 4-3 late titers on the weekend. It was also a lot of over- in the third period but tied the game up and sent time too• it into overtime. With just more than a minute The Metro Junior 'A' hockey club split a to go in the extra frame, team captain Brett pair of games which needed overtime to deter- I Alk Kowan fined the winner for a 5-4 victory. mine a winner. Pickering turned in a fine effort against the On Sunday night against the Bramalea 6-3 lead is the second pew only to see the Mississauga Senators last Thursday. Trailing 3 - Blues, the Panthers were cntising along with a lead evaporate in tine final frame and the Blues -_0 at one point to the game, the Panthers fought win 7-6 in overtime. buck a earn their second draw of the seasonfAU74 ,...__. - - - - d Watters, coach of the Panthers, who's six - game undefeated string was broken with the loss. "We had that game. It was so tough to swal- low. Hopefully it will be a learning experience for us, especially not taking anything for grant- ed." ' The loss leaves the Panthers with a league record of four wins, three losses and two ties and puts them in a three-way tie for second place with Wellington and Nath York in the league's Barrer Division standings. Pickering goal scorers were Sean Fraser Brett KOwan - Paul Watters with two, Mark Wisdom, Kelly Nobes, Mike Game winner Friday We just blew it' Kotsopoulos and Aaron Brand with one apiece. The Panthers' next home game is against -the St. Michael's Buzzers at the Pickering Reae- ation Complex Friday, Oct. 23. Game time is 7:30 p.m. METRO JUNIOR'A' HOCKEY LEAGUE BAUER DIVISION STANDINGS MAM G W L T F A PTS Wexford 8 6 1 1 33 20 13 Wellington 7 5 2 0 34 25 10 North York 8 5 3 0 37 33 10 Pickering 9 4 3 2 42 37 10 Oshawa 6 2 3 1 22 25 5 Kingston '6 1 4 1 19 31 3 Richmond Hill 7 0 6 1 32 46 1 Ajax skaters figure out ice tests AJAX - Ajax members of the Whitby Figure Skating Club were successful at recent test days. Nicholas Brann, coached h� Tracy Tutton, and Katie Bolduc and Lisa Crupi, both coached by Jody Jones, passed the third figure test, ,, hile Miranda Gregoire and :alicia . lurray. both coached by Suzanne Burkart, passed the fourth figure test. In the senior silver dance category, Jason Collier made the grade in the Paso Doble. Collier, coached by Burkart, also passed the novice com- petitive singles test. That moves Collier, 13, into the first level of national -level competition. Collier, Bolduc, Brann, Crupi and Gregoire, along with other members of the Whitby Figure Skating Club's Sectionals Team, will participate in the first quali- fying competition for the season Nov. 19 to 22 when the club hosts the Sun Life Eastern Ontario Sectional Figure Skating Champi- onships at Iroquois Park Arena. Pickering skater gNdes to gold PICKERING - A Picker- ing figure skater glided off with the gold medal at the Hamilton Invitational meet at the Mountain Arena Oct. 17 and 18. Meggan Anne Cawker, 17, won the overall gold in the novice competitive cate- gory at the Hamilton meet. She was fust in figures, first in the short program and sec- ond in the long program to capture top spot- Cawker represented Sport Seneca and is coached by Robert O'Toole and Lori Nichol. Ajax novices nipped AJAX - The Ajax/Vil- lage minor novice 'AA' rep hockey team was nipped by the Vaughan Rangers 3-2 in league action on Saturday. Daniel Strang scored both Ajax goals in the losing cause. Greg Hannan earned two assists, while Mark MwIsaac had the other. The team would like to thank the Ajax Legion for sponsoring the squad at the recent Burlington Classic Hockey Tournament, Two Ajax Wanderers represent Canada well in England AJAX - Two Ajax Wander- ers Rugby Club players helped Canada to its best -ever result against the British in England on Saturday. The Wanderers were repre- sented by hooker Karl Svoboda and by winger Scott McKinnon who played for Canada's nation- al men's team in an exhibition game against England at Wem- bly Stadium. While Canada lost 26-13, the game was generally viewed as one of Canada's best interna- tional efforts to date against the strong English side. The Wanderers were the only club in Ontario to have two members on the Canadian squad. Meanwhile. the Wanderers men's first team lost 21-0 to Ottawa's Bytown Blues in the consolation round of the McCormick Cup at the Wander- ers' club Saturday afternoon. The loss eliminated the Wan- derers from further competition. The Wanderers men's thirds team played Lindsay in a Toron- to Rugby Union Third Division playoff game. The Wanderers lost 33-22 and are eliminated from the next playoff round. The game was played at Markham's Fletchers Fields on Saturday afternoon. Hugh Briggs, Dwayne Here, youJIM I take rt! r.!r. An Ajax Wanderer tries to get rid of the ball as he's about to be tackled by an Ottawa player during a rugby game Saturday. The Wanderers lost 21-0. photo by Ron Pietroniro Wilshore and Brad Spratt scored trys for the Wanderers. Craig Campbell had two converts and one penalty kick. The Wanderers' thirds still have one more playoff game [text Saturdav at Fletchers' Fields against an unknown opponent. Z, THE5E KID5 (G hildren t G lothe5 ) `, HEALTH - TEX Extra .1�. DaKOTA BLUE 15%oFF OSH - KOSH th OCL ad HALLOWEEN SALE WINTER ITEMS 40-50°x6 OFF REG. PRICE. 9:2 OLID KI NG5TON RA. (PI CKERI NG VILLAGE 686-6:28L NOTICE TOWN OF AJAX DEDICATION CEREMONY OF POWELL PIONEER CEMETERY In memory of the early pioneers of the Powell family, who settled in Pickering Township in the 1800s from Richibucto, New Brunswick, now re -interred In Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens from their former resting place at Lot 6, Broken Front Range III, Pickering Township, County of Ontario. A Public Dedication Ceremony and Unveiling of the Commemorative Plaque will be held on Saturday, October 24, 1992 at 11:00 a.m. at Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens, located at Church Street North and Taunton Road West, Ajax, Ontario. For further Information please contact Ms. J. Terashita, Clerk's Department, Town of Ajax - 683-4550, Ext. 337. ■ obtain a new skill ■ increase your tax knowledge E convenient times and CALLJ locations NOWH&R BLOCK For more information call... OSHAWA/WHITBY - 725-4563 AJAX/PICKERING - 686-1395 w VA tt Zb "h"' (e,t „! r rut, („tr'r`4.,n It h -fit s �( Jhuu(( r'{9uarn: k vturrr.i2 (!1 .iS( arW x'rn+nh unry�. PrSs 8�1+4 �w 3 xNW p t! RADE�IN)(NW sP8S,1 9s P18S;7t I4 a� 93 9s 0 PREMIUM HIGH PERFORMANCE ALL -SEASON RADIALS EAGLE GT+4 SAVE ob t4h4 i0404 Gow, ` SIV 2 ss, PISS, 4 P165�6S 01*0 .B ORI prJS.BORI�� $6640 34 PISS/moi 285( $ 0 1 44 V0, She 7)S 175, a°OBl $lot 3iX 56ErpID61 tJJ 8°owi $ JJs40 �� $'''ue TheGoWyeu $36 t on Package I . l'd . til C & oil fiher rc - .. AN Al'1'()fN I �IFNr IS Nl>t:lM Mus tax hL (>Ixrrttrrx. kltti'. I'k re r`Alt �(xtr rcy t- 2. Test the euliator s anti-freem . aul fig as strtrtgth • rtylrirt(t. int, k><:d (i(xxh'rar(;c,rtifir(1 Auto 4�nict nt:til- i. 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SWI lar 11` S(,fl Int I i' I I I N Earn I AIR .NILE lir rim S ( slant. AA %our pankiluling rruilcr Ammi (x ■ xh cjr S alr im cl n-%urdS with pturlusl- Tires • Tune -Ups • Shads • Brakes • Alignnen! Oil, Lube (& Filter. (arrlpktcrnntuwidx1+xr"\Axn-Axk-\%arumxl-Akhk•Lill(x■xh(tir(Lit&-d.Wuknxritutki, A.T. Hodges, C.M.O., C.M.C. AJAX OSHAWA s _ _ _ ..... Clerk 355 Bayly Street Wast 162 KinK Street East 85Q Ki Street 427-6075 - - r ..t ,...,, r,out�i'►f.lw • • Sale Savings est Price Each Per Pair -F'a S�2 $110.60 $94.110 PISS, 60R'4?27 $111.30 $95.40 P2156Cc':='_ $117.60 S100.80 :85 658 56- $113.30 S101.40 DR ` `7 $119.00 $102.00 65A159% $124.60 $106.00 ob t4h4 i0404 Gow, ` SIV 2 ss, PISS, 4 P165�6S 01*0 .B ORI prJS.BORI�� $6640 34 PISS/moi 285( $ 0 1 44 V0, She 7)S 175, a°OBl $lot 3iX 56ErpID61 tJJ 8°owi $ JJs40 �� $'''ue TheGoWyeu $36 t on Package I . l'd . til C & oil fiher rc - .. AN Al'1'()fN I �IFNr IS Nl>t:lM Mus tax hL (>Ixrrttrrx. kltti'. I'k re r`Alt �(xtr rcy t- 2. Test the euliator s anti-freem . aul fig as strtrtgth • rtylrirt(t. int, k><:d (i(xxh'rar(;c,rtifir(1 Auto 4�nict nt:til- i. Eketu”— LfurAW spitrm and h aten &rA_,Ls with pr int-4xt. 4L r. (Mit-r valid tier mtx+t -i. flair v►iteet tilt nxation and insiettion. cAn mid light ttuxio. r 5. Ownpkte hrake knutg irr x-ci txi. until N(wrnthrr 6. T(>pEti * up of all fluids: hrAkr, windshield, eliffenvxial. 1012.7 i► Flcip is srr �r trArrrtt vmmri and [(»ver stt,-tiuig pits an extrA 4I iW of %irr y'at teener, *&W�R'/i'I�iD wimishiddw;WxT-Adlttxxl. htvigthis Cvit&ac V C Teat it) crts im that all t sqj, w. artll n-yci`e IrJ;hts with you. AUrOSERNM mrt}yt rte} • ' arr hnnticxting pn ylcri}'. - K. b40rK dd%-' tx-k a 4tisinx- ►L. w[wi a ariplKAMe.- r - - from tune-ups to tires. --- Y wxxh (u will Cr'* IIx• c ,S I Anug (n stinted luvwrIi4 r Aral IW g Ire k rxlut, 0k1 2121.24 (SIIkitwt�xWlax(s,n.x huo;WIry vk•item lin•vk-(1x11\0(rn*Kr-.1912 Vuh6mn toxn.t%8thul,u"6xrrawnib%I'W(In Ixmhax• cxlttx *S.il)IMIL"Wnur.r(relitc.mt1 sn•lwtklputngauknlir(kwh.i(KtSI(XIIruk-innha(chrcli'tin•S. SWI lar 11` S(,fl Int I i' I I I N Earn I AIR .NILE lir rim S ( slant. AA %our pankiluling rruilcr Ammi (x ■ xh cjr S alr im cl n-%urdS with pturlusl- Tires • Tune -Ups • Shads • Brakes • Alignnen! Oil, Lube (& Filter. (arrlpktcrnntuwidx1+xr"\Axn-Axk-\%arumxl-Akhk•Lill(x■xh(tir(Lit&-d.Wuknxritutki, A.T. Hodges, C.M.O., C.M.C. AJAX OSHAWA s _ _ _ ..... Clerk 355 Bayly Street Wast 162 KinK Street East 85Q Ki Street 427-6075 - - r ..t ,...,, r,out�i'►f.lw • • On the run St. Mary Catholic Secondary School Monarchs' Mardie Williams circles a Pope John Paul II school player during the opening game of the St. Mary Midget Girls' Basketball Tournament at St. Mary in Pickering Friday. Eight teams competed in the two-day event. photo by Ron Pietroniro Raiders 'AAA' midgets red hot affer a pair of league victories AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax -Pickering Raiders midget `AAA' hockey team was hot in picking up two wens in recent league action. The Raiders' offence was on fire as the team outplayed Whitby en route to a 5-1 win on Wednes- day, Oct. 14. Ajax -Pickering start- ed slowly in the first period, but did manage to get on the score- board as Lee Bosak scored from Dave Duerden and Brad McDon- ald. The floodgates opened in the second period with the Raiders scoring three times. McDonald, Dave Grenke and James Hattie put Ajax -Pickering in front to stay. Assists went to Bosak with two, Duerden, Rob Muller, Kevin Ellis and Scott Surcon with one apiece. The two teams traded goals in the third peri- od. After Whitby got on the board, Duerden replied for the Raiders a minute laterAAA from McDon- ald c Don- RRIDETS ald and Todd Ensoll. Raiders' goalie Ryan Lowe was stellar in the nets as he frus- trated Whitby shooters the entire game. The following night, Oct. 15, Ajax -Pickering hosted Markham and skated to a 3-2 victory. McDonald scored for the Raiders in the first period. Bosak and Carson Coughlin earned assists. Bosak scored in the second frame, followed by another Raiders' marker by McDonald from Ensoll and Hattie. Markham scored two goals late in the sec- ond, but were held scoreless in the third period by a strong Raiders' defence and another good outing by Ryan Lowe in goal. This week, the Raiders meet York-Simcoe in Newmarket and host Peterborough at the Art Thompson Arena in Pickering. The Ajax -Pickering midgets are sponsored by the Pickering Old Timers Hockey Association. 'l f lC 1'ilE�l l j wow:A!" 11 mtm =t, l&nmrir*�!-',A 1IMIII:1'M1 THE MANUFACTURERS SUGGEST C_01" eHOME FURNISHINGS OPEWTUESDAY TO SATURDAY HOURS: 10 a.m.A:30 p.m. 458 FAIRALL ST., AJAX (416)683-1581 EXT.51 ED RETAIL PRICE H vwqy.2 DESIGNER PRINTS t ' room serving usual BBCis to lull course meals. • FOR THE HOME • BEDSPREADS • FURNITURE THROWS •CUSHIONS •COMFORTERS • DUVET COVERS • REMNANTS • DRAPERIES • PROMOTIONS •SAMPLES •VALANCES • FABRIC (BY THE YARD) a • ETC. • WINDOW TOPPERS Transit c "ENSEMBLES AND SEPARATES" g 50. 70% OFF THE MANUFACTURERS SUGGEST C_01" eHOME FURNISHINGS OPEWTUESDAY TO SATURDAY HOURS: 10 a.m.A:30 p.m. 458 FAIRALL ST., AJAX (416)683-1581 EXT.51 ED RETAIL PRICE H vwqy.2 18" ftl Manicured' holes. Beau6tul oak banquet Hwy. 401 room serving usual BBCis to lull course meals. 4 o � GO a Transit c g E Fairall St. 8 M Bayly St. _ YOVW I Tn I)/Cf'l)VrQ r Town of Pickering ---° Department of -• Community Services & Facilitiesw- PUBLIC SWIMMING PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX POOL Public Swimming will be CANCELLED due to a Swim Meet: Saturday, October 24, 1992 1.00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 P.M. DUNBARTON INDOOR POOL Public Swimming will be AVAILABLE. Saturday, October 24, 1992 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. (open) 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. (open) For more information on all swim times, contact the Department of Community Services and Facilities at 420-4621 or 683-2760 or the Pickering Recreation Complex at 831-1711 or 683-6582. TA T AJAX & PICKERING WAY VOLUNTEERS Chairman of ft Professionals Division, has also recruited strong leadership within the professional ranks. He feels dtls division can play a ver/ important role in the Campaign and is looking for solid support from his Section Leaders: Accountants ..................................................... Ian Taylor Demists Dr Wiry -ie rrpwal Lawyers ............................................. Allan Rowsel Physicians ............................................. Dr. to Bkxnmer C I., - e " L em a %,. a, .. °z. • �•!Cr3;�.6a't�SaT,�[T„1x�3;�Y7 �s?6'R�7�:�aC'Ys•• Vit?' A. am". - a- I I Z, r ter, � F.4, Lf GOLF CLUta • Tournaments Welcome 18" ftl Manicured' holes. Beau6tul oak banquet -- room serving usual BBCis to lull course meals. 4 AN 1993 Toumaments are now being booked at 1992 Prices. For [Wore call Mtforrttatbn 427-7737 3 Located at the prestigious DEER CREEK GOLF & COUNTRY ESTATES, Taunton & Salem Roads, just minutes north of Hwy. 401 in Ajax. IF' OOIF CLU{ • Premium Public • No Toumaments 18 'Very Challenging' [toles. Starting times booked up to one week in advance. 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Jams Gorman 161, Leah Lorrayes 157, man 165, David McConachie 158, William Papineau Peterborough 8 3 4 1 40 39 8 Amanda Howes 148. 139, Daniel Lucifora 137. Lindsay it 4 5 0 52 52 8 SENIOR DIVISION JUNIOR DIVISION Ordlia 12 5 1 40 36 5 Lisa Scott 286, Jennifer Harrison 276, Dan lantna Derrick Mularchuk 275, Ronnie Gorman 268, David Aje■ 7 0 4 3 26 42 3 248, Jennifer Logan 245, Shannon Howes 242 Samuel 240, Christopher Rowe 206, Cheryl Hicks Colingwood 9 1 7 1 26 65 3 204, Veronica Puts 202. RESULTS FROM OCT. 3 SENIOR DIVISION ROUGE HILL YBC BOWLING HIGH SINGLES Lome Smith 267, Penn Ca Penny rtpbell 267 Brian Mel- ReeWte from Sept 26 PEEWEE DIVISION drum 263, Raymond McCrea 263, Jennifer Giusti PEEWEER DIVISION Raymond Lontoc 107, Neil Grant 105, Ryan Jones 248. THE COSMETIC FACTORY WAREHOUSE SALE &i [I end. x matinnal Men's & VNomen's Designer Type Fragrances Toiletries/Sundries Ilair Care Designer Type Shampoo Crystal lcwellery Potpourri/English Gift Baskets Bath Products/Soaps Cosmetic Trays SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24TH 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 780 BIRCHMOUNT,tR�D. NO. 14 l SCARBOROUGH, /NTARIO NO DEALERS, NO CIIlLDRE'N, CASI I ONLY!! NO Cl IEQUES NO CREDITCARDS ALLSALES FINAL_ HIGHLIGHTS Over the past '.:o /ears federal provincial, territorial and Aboriginal Iii nave consultee .vl'", • ,I.sands of Canadians and concerned groups from coast's ,sast "-ese 'a' ons included Royal Commissions. participatory conle- i -�s ca' ame ;: , ' ea' ngs. and hearings !n the provinces and ternto- cs held by provincial and territorial legislatures �deral, provincial territorial and Aboriginal aders 'gave agreed unanimously on August 28. 992 in Char!otteto .n on a package of constltu- and rrnal proposals that recognizes the equality of EconomIC Union Canadians and represents all of our Interests. ie agreements novo before Canadians The agreement proposes that the new ;.v;wuiui u , .vuu u a ,iaiemeni of ke; economic and social objectives shared by all of the governments in the federat on. The objectives Include comprehensive. universal portable accessible and pubs cly administered health care adequate social services and benefits. high qualit; prlrrar•,' and seconC�i'. education and reasonable access to post-secondar,, ecucat or collective '),,r gaining rights and a commitment to protect ng the environment The economic policy objec- lives to be entrenched would be aimed at strengthening the Canadian economic union: the tree movement of persons. goods. services. and capital ensuring fuli employment and a reasonable standard of living for all Canadians: ensuring Sustainable and eoultable development Exclusive provincial jurisdiction would be recognized In the areas of torestry mining ta.r sr- 'lo:,sing. recli municipal affairs, cultural matters wlthir; me province df',' at)OU" market development and training. In addition. to ensure the two levels of government work in harmony. the government of Canada commits to negotiating agreements with the provinces in areas such as immigration, regional development and telecommunications. Federal -provincial agree- ments on any subject could be protected by the Constitution from unilateral change. _ The new Canadian Constitution would recognize the distinct nature of Quebec, based on its French language, unique culture and civil law tradition. In the eforTed Da,ilament. the Senate would reflect the equality of th,! provinces .0,le the House '; )mmons would be based more on the principle of presentation by population. As well. various ovinces would be assured a minimum amount seats in the House of Commons. Parliamento The proposed Senate would be made p of six elected senators from eachprovince ind one from each territory. Additional seam .Mould provide representat on for Aboriginal : eoples. The reformed Senates poevers shou d the elected Senators In the policy process The proposals recognize that Aboriginal peoples have an inherent right to self-government and that the Constitution should enable they- to develop self-government arrangements and to take ;neer place In the Canadian federation. The proposals recognize Aboriginal governments as one of the three constitutionally recognized orders of government In Canada. In add tion the proposals provide for a negotiation process between Aot�,iginai ieade'' .: provincial and federal governments to put this right into ef`ect 'hr';Og� of the inherent right would not create any new rights to land. nor dilute existing treaty rights Now that Canada's federal, provincial., territorial and Aboriginal leaders have reached a consensus, it is the right of all Canadians to Selfie understand the new proposals. Call the toll-free Government number below to receive an easy -to -read booklet on the new constitutional agreement or a complete text. Its your right to know what the constitutional proposals say, before voting on October 26 FOR INFORMATION CALL: 1=800m561-1188 Deaf or hearing impaired: 1-800-46S-7735 , . !UDI Cana1*1 da r� r� • 0 r J 0 • • 10 Cav Cafe A.arac,F 165 Na^revt70 1 ,MOBS it Hawaii - reconstruction from Hurricane Iniki now in Progress. 518-929-0341 ext. mess': Bus^a s 180 200S C90. (102992) Mi c. Sale r apartment M Alsa. Good salary ,-I— Linda 831.3315/ Ms Ms Po uar.e' 210 A lcl%6 7 Sa..P 220 A,10.+6.he-^I.ic 230 .: ^rs.15 'PNS zM ex1t. c.: ang» 240 .4age.N rs Saes 250 Ars 4 ✓ �!s 260 270 280 sets &CJrPs BouTng 29C 17 3006 Vehicles .: - •, ..- : . -.,ti.. 300 A,;tor ;Ours NarW 305 -•..as -o• Sys 310 • s r.. t C 315 :ars Ah'.. .. 320 ,A -ens 330 A„ tC PM's S ^scars 340 A„to ,eas n,,, aw'tas 750 ucta.rdes155 w Snon+oaws 160 Manna 765 �4�vaux .N. Ns 770 '41" cauDmer" 77. •Iw.r Dur.=x.or,a 380 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers Register for fall classes Call today for further Information and FREE personal Interview Financial assistance is available to qualified applicants TRAIN Iwo while youla an un - Regio -i a 11o" Distillers we rnukl 0 GenfNal Help 110 General Help skilled worker certificate pprroogpram at Durham College. Cafl 721.2000 ext. 503. L ASK FOR MANAGER 1 ESTIMATOR er-- - - for prom - feelrvrureR:n Laundry, cleaning. light mW prep, shopping errands.. ,MOBS it Hawaii - reconstruction from Hurricane Iniki now in Progress. 518-929-0341 ext. ASSISTANT Superintandant Couple raquited for high-rise ohm References C90. (102992) HAIRSTYLIST r@Wmd for busy apartment M Alsa. Good salary and benefits. Must have Linda 831.3315/ hair salon, wages . experience. Please call 886- 0011111 ion. Cal 434.2992 ask 0645 ttstsreen 830 and 430. 831.2088 fa Anne. (102992) (102592) 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help THE DURHAM REGION ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD LE CONSEIL DES ECOLES SEPAREES CATHOLIOUES DE LA REGION DE DURHAM SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD TRUSTEE Due to a vacancy in Alax on the English Language Sectlor of the Durham P,eglon Romar. Catholic Separate School Board, a qualified separate school elector Is belrg sought to assume a position as a trustee effective November 16, 1992 and for the balance of the electoral term to November 1994. • a resident of Durham Region • a Canadian citizen 18 years of age or older ' English Language separate school supporter Not disqualified by any legislation from holding municipal office Interested applicants should telephone the Catholic Edueatlon Centre at 686-1541 extersion 266 and request an Information package. After receiving this package, the applicant must then submit a wrren application to be forwarded to the Chair of the English Language Section, Dy Cctober 30, 1992• welch must De accompanied by a brief ouUule of the reason for wanting to be a Catholic Trjstee and the qua fcat:ors belrg brought to the pos tion Interviews will take place on Monday, November 9, 1992 and Tuesday, November • 3, 1992 CardlCates will 5e nct.fled of the Erg sh Language Section's decision after that date For further Information, please telephone 686-1541 extension 266. MUN i HLA: I RUST, a leader in the financial services community, requires an individual to join our dynamic team at our Pickering branch as a MORTGAGE DEVELOPMENT Repor,:ng to the Mcrgage Ma^ager, this commissioned posiLon ^ec�,lres strorg o,.s,ress development skits, ar ability o work roepe,derty, as well as excellent orgariza]Onal Sk.-.S. The successful apalcart srnoukl have 4iree to fve years of mortgage lending expenence arc possess superior oral and whiten communication studs. Please direct all inquiries to: MONTREAL TRUST 15 King St W., 11 th Floor Regional Human Resources officer Toronto, Ont. MSH 7B4 Fax 4164160-5750 MONTREAL TRUST PICKERING WANTED Apply at - Kingston Rd. EKED Na TacMkysn and her stylar ler L'Attitudes i1 Oshawa Centre or Pickering Tom 723. Carni Ask for Lorenzo. ( 022D2) RILL britt arylat wanted. se.ao hour to start. Call 683.3650, Ajax- (1Zi HOMEMAKER/MATURE skrdata. 18 yeah of age and older. Part -tine Islarnerketing Positions awilsble, 87Rr. Aa- FTUS and part !,me +ours. needs two malure lades 'or Llrgerna Business. Evenings, NO COLLECTING. NO DELIVERY. NO RISK. -or an appointment, call 427-6205. (102292) 120 Office Help IF you are ow 45 and have recently been lad off. you ^eel, quawy for tranlng assistance. DIP/CERT. Lotus. Wordperfep, D-bse, word. accost, bedlord. auwca0. Ventura, pagenYker, Harvard. Corel, Computer Programming and Systems Analyst. Cobol Pascal and C. MackrwhQuark uark Evress. and Illustrator. FinincmW aeestance may be available for eligible students. Durham Business Corrptsar Cobgs, 427.3010. 130 saw "e''e e�e.,ae ATTENTION Moms s -ay a[ "0-6 :,!^ yofur C^ddren and earn extra fcorne ^ your spare rims with DISCOVERY TOYS. Educational toys. t»oks and games ler all ages Won! you fain Js and play or a INng� Call ;acquei ne Sadowsk,. Educatenal Consurtant, ' 5o6 Bentley .ane. P,cker:ng. (4'6) 427 3165. (102190 120 Office Help REC EPTIO MIST SWITCHISOAAD Operator is. gwred for fast paced ou4ders once at 407,Wh,tes Rd. To Mandl* ten line telephone sytem. secrtlNIal skills, wad PrOcessing. excellent *rmon and spakan English a" win pleasant neiephone manners and professional attitude a meat. Sm monm c0flur4a. r«ewaola A rrrnployers discretion. Please forward your returns ,n can- tldence to Office Manager, TRIBUTE CORP. lets' Ironstone Manor, Unit oto. Pickering, Ont. L1W 3W9. (I020OZ SALES help reWAred in con. "Will tion field. Experience PlMartsd. Cal 7235185 ask torr SIM. (1022921 135 skilled Help pew atealw •xis rise ESTIMATOR er-- - - for prom - MeeswtaaM4t6a►75a1 lion shop in east and. Ex- ��, periertce in coalition and rust repaint nscosearr. Apply to 1 5 Wiled Help Masco Also Painting, 710 Wll- son Rd. S., Oshawa. Ont. (102t]92) ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER/ DRAFTS PERSON Proven CAD experience for range of industriaVcommerciaVinsbtutional projects for our office located east of Submit resumes to: File #f5070 Oshawa Whitby This Week P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ont UH 7L5 if training provided � y; o. qty. 1 ^n Day Care C Day Care Call 420.6891 to arrange ■ 60 Wanted 1 VO Wanted W"—.(TF) OWE.SUnklu»Hat DesignW NANNY/HOUSEKEEPER "BYMTTERrequired. Whitasr quires two experienced warted - 2 to 3 days per week, Finch area, Man -Fri, 8.850 a.rn haistylate lot new shop. OparH for ons year od girl Hourw0ays and 3.5 p.m. in my honor fa ro Nov. 1�. Ops�hawa bc4abn, an be tlexble. Cal 420-2061. Down Syndrome chid. Phone ..502k 4�P9652 after 5 p.m. (1021 92) s.i�irfis,4a4J,1 If a��.A R4 GB JI&A41SE NEWSADVIRII5111MMU.00T0BU21..1"3 150 mw "cal 150 "°�' �I,mI 220 a 260 Am a c� 260 Am i craft 340 Aa1D +340 Auo Pfto� 400 FM Rom [NNW Room tel. bullel/huldh, RNAs required for 6 chairs, 2 end tables, coffee tablet. 2 lamps. azo-z14o. REGISTRY NURSING (102192) SEVNA s comm'tted to provld:rtc1 mgrs EUROCRAFT Ktldhens Ltd try or Shat 'turslng carp 24 hour!: ,f day Warehouse Sale. Display model days a week We require Part time cabinets and counter tops. ANat RNAs with Medications 8t Surgical uihbefievabe prices. 605 Brock Asepsis Cert,f c it(Js 2 vears of ours nq Sr. N. Whitby. 568.5162. (!xperlence and reilabltr -ransportation k1102M) 51 I ontact Human %SourCeS Department. TONING tables for sale, almoss bet °w• a1 for more inlonrotipr.Saint F Liz, n _ Assoclaliwi t4.6'i 429-0111 between 10 am.a p.m (AW 5547 (102792] DYNAMIC INDIVIDUAL wanted to work:n a `healthy growing Chiropractic Clinic 25 hr-, per week Chiropractic Assistant required for busy clinic Immediate/ Part-time afternoons/ evenings 'will train 839-4723 I Day Care 165 Some even ngS Availablc I necessary. M EXPERIENCED - .1sery'eacher I I Call 420-1443 w D•ov. Je rayca•e n my n°me nJf' " Tea's• playroom, arge fenced garden, ' as aces South A,at, 683-0194 WWW 12:30-390pm. LOVING daycare in my home. 4V0 For Rent Kings Cres and Harwood area BUNK beds. $350 complete, mint condition, light maple finish, must go. Hardly used. Call days, 428.3843 or evenings, 686.3176, Mrs. Turner. (102592) SOLID pineroak tables, chairs. and bedroom furniture. Buy d.rect f•om one of OnlarioS argesi manufacturers and watch your furniture being made ,40010 your eyes F3. 42- a* able, $299. cannonbat bed. $299: armoire $399, 'rnished -n your stain choice. 985-874. 55 gallon aquarium, dining set, 6 chairs, 2 hoveseats. matching azyboy, !dull, -I ne phone system, office desk, chairs. air mrrpressor, large tank. 1966 9wck SkyhawK, r ding awnmower. garage doo, apener 436_3904.c!02292) 230 Articles Wanted WANTEO s:.).es. jges. washer and dryers. wonting or Why Buy Expensive Christmas Presents when making your own can mean so much more! Class sizes are small, offering individual attention to h ; = each student, at ' a reasonable price. ` Please call Lynda 427-0660 5 FORD RD. AJAX Ott Of toys and d snac s.than Day Care nutritious lunches and enacts, not. Also wanted, pickup truck �I picker FOREVER FLORAL 165 Available babies we corns Tracy 428- ng, 420-8833.-(TFAW OPEN HOUSE 2353 (1---92) HELP Third web Countries - SALE orn mm3 Vol. -41st Tn�rs -sed C�othels. shoes and Christmas gifts & more. 4V0 For Rent Dcycles are needed. Can for Dick JP Of drop at 1750 Pkimrrkw 34 Trawley Cres. 428-8812 ,:are setting. St- lJe4 5 and 6. Phckering 1- Sat., Oct. 24,10-3 p.m. Ages 2 t0 -3 416-6864718. ;102592) Wige Pull time rates, $99.00 Receipts issued for income 260 Arts �, Crafts 300 automobiles 320 vans, 4 Wheel tax Appliances. 227 Court St., FOr Sale Drives purposes Day care full days VENDORS ora !e^ Nov a Oshawa craft Show. phone 434- 1020 Dclt ac F.rep V � E. 1289 Chevy van Converted to automatic, 4 • Nursery school half days 6522 Wier 6 for r•o-mal'on '�) door. amifm Carrper. 350 motor, rammed rod. cassette, fold down rear seat, toilet. fridge, sink, excellent • Junior Kindergarten hark ng. private entrance. n- 7:5,000 holly. kms. Great on gas, condition. Only 27,000 kms. Asking _ 686-1161 �� CERAMIC Studo located in oahltied $54DO Whitby. Certified, s14.0001best offer. • On 5 acre country setting DUce,ng gram ware, asque. 571-4031 (102592) Evenings. 416-723.2706. + materials (Customer sands & masks) 683-2998 Clear coat available. HousingHousing 390 Available 390 Available NORTHVIEW MEADOW CO-OPERATIVE HOMES INC. cordially invites you to attend our OPEN HOUSE to be held on Saturday, October 24, !992 2:00 D.m. - 5:00 p.m. Location: Ritson Rd. at Pentland St. (Enter at south end or Ritson Rd. Bldg.) Presently accepting applications for. 1 & 2 bedroom solarium Vs. 2, 3, & 4 bedroom townhouses Wheelchair accessible & mxkef units available Close to aN amenities, Wheelchair accessible, Beautiful design and surroundings. For those who wish to have a safe, secure environment, be involved in the decision-making and take pude in thea community. AJAX • F u r n i s h e d bachelorfette base- ment apt. available. With 4 -pc. Wash - mom, laundry tocili- Ii6i. 11 6116'6840 we. � WHITBY The place to be. Large 1 and 2 bdrm., includes all utilities, appliances. halconv. Flake an offer. 432-0011 PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Large one �)edrm n basement apt pnvatmil entrance, faun fry broadloom, avail. Im- mediately, utilities 'r eluded. $595. 839-7992 NORTH Oshawa apanmwts available immediately n tegreat location. Self contained bachelor, $435, all inclusive. Also 1.2, and 3 bedrooms. 686 91$3. ;103092SNC) CLEAN.�urnsMd , bedroom, ipper 'low of duplex in Oshawa Fridge, Move, storage facility, Private entrance. parking, $.,575 inclusive. Call 436-6085. (102392) ONE bedroom basemerill apratnwn. $450 . "mss per Thonth. Available Nov. 1. 428 - QUALITY daycareand choice e experience your child's growth �n a loving Dards. a: -jppkm and • ' '^g ata,Ub'a C'asses Monday 1990 S,nda,ce. air. auto. a door D1. pb. 41,000 kms.. lw. ---._._-. Apartments Apartments 4 400 -._--_-- - -- Apartments P 3425 1021 9Z wortwilc with W ar cruise Qe-. pb.. Pw-. veno, baled. 2.9. censed, professional and child orn mm3 Vol. -41st Tn�rs ask ng ]6500 phone after ; For Rent For Rent 4V0 For Rent 3a&Wnent. n i n g Oct. 291 h . Covering: ,:are setting. -30-'330 p m. Prxxhe Cindy. p m 686-,570. (102192) Behaviour. "0100011. WOO"f+rro• 621-6800. (102962) Wige 210 Flea Mlarket Established since 1978 427 099 ,102892) daYcaes available in my Norrie. Appliances. 227 Court St., andner Novice. yen. able, fireplace. laundry. good meals and snacks WEDDING dress, hat, ,res la SENIOR PUPPY and Advanced 1969 A.tck `*S�. exiscutne included. Plena cal Carol 427• BOWMANVILLE - arge .,can hark ng. private entrance. n- lent driving car, only 54695 _ 686-1161 �� Pets -Supplies- 290 dr.an. '60.000 tms. Cu y Oa ad. excellent condition. LUEWATER PARK ane bedroom apartment or ruin !low house dudes cttNies. $775. Available �.d. � Cil/ $Cyn, 480-x,56 Jr Wednesdays, (Trial anytime, Russ. (1027'92) Boarding 'rust be seen $8500 o b Preparation). OUR SUCCESS ,, d„r, may,,, after 5. 686.6257. FOR safe. "is Pine poster 10 Top St., Ajax, north of Hwy. #2 62,000 kms. Loaded, clean. o. Dertd ed cal P,k,l s WHITBY APARTMENTS I parking. all utilities included. (1� personal care and attention. Off Harwood. PJPPIES and kmens. biadt ares p.rth '24-4362 (102192SNC) beVoom suites a"D 2 Jed -,^Dm s.. hes, 1595 nontny, first and last. available Nov. 1. 725-8518 w NEW quiet and clean one bedroom 1947 Mazda 626, auto, fully ,__�_� - _ ___ _ _ _- s included. Please call 427- •-'ale snepne'tiworking parent wan Candied hips. CKC. $450. 1969 crack Losable, LTD. ex-mmaculately In maintained budding, broadloom, 3 623.1290. (102592) baserront apartment for rem, everything included. dank br- cusso n )rnei and INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD aers,an hybros, red or tort., acutwe driven, fully loaded, appliances, pod, snooker table, games room, tennis AJAX - new apartment for ram, non smoker, no pets. $600 wtaffat10n- (30 yards). Stew wheat, 225X70 whits !Mand n canng, safe, fu•, 'lore env ron-en'. CA egatered- Reedy to go. black exterior, grey interior, denied must be seen. $7300. courts, exercise room, laundry !acll,t,es and covered Iwo bedrooms, laundry, appliances. r,K"-NY. Phone anVIWI 606 1678. (102892) or a nft ave i, . 82200 7630. (1�1 Licensed oy M.: S S- $30C each. North Pickering. -94-8692 cvemngs, call 666 1814. parking. separate entrance. parking, dose to Loeb Plaza. AJAX -The Breakers- nes es - IM Cadillac � Bl.ff+�. 305 Wanted Market Rascinable -afes ,102292) weesdays, call 564-6100. 101 Kathleen St. W. Appleaon area. AvaNbie Nes elusive halk.srd. mnaom.vkn■ �BCeIDts, flexihie -h0;lrs. :all FOR saw Stun Tri puppies 0 325W :. Tease call 427 :'J " vor •frrriediate occupancy 12 ind a:so nmaWan millions and 1999 Jldsmobile Cerra custom Mon. -Fri. 9.7 &Sat. dt Sun. 12-5 anytime. ('0239?) and sbedrooms.9DO-I=sgft. DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAY CARE aersarl King. $IS&S3M. Nal egi2. roci(101 pets only. 705877- Cruiser Wagon, V6. automatic ps., cruise, stereo• root C PICKERING - one bedroom featuring 5 appunow. air. 04 509-1287 2312. (1 D 1392) __ pb.. rack. 8 passenger. tilt. air. C SHELTER 71-3522 basemen apartrrwx, separate entrance. evadable mrrdwely. con es sdanurrs.urWergrourW parking. DAYCARE ava labis n my PALADEN OBEDIENCE $6900. Darlington Auto Centre CORPORATION non snorat preferred• no pas• rK�l'on facilities. To view cal hoer from 7 am. lis 6 P.m. Cal 205 Firewood VETERNAARY APPROVED Bowmanvdle. 416-623-6900. -- ri cable, tridger. stow and laundry. 420.1874. (TF) Margaret, 037-7810. (102392) Ol1A;IFiED INSTRUCTION by (102392) Includes utilities, $600. NEW q,� Yyestnowi4w1, 92 1 QUALITY daycareand choice e SEASONED Firewood, EX -INSTRUCTOR R.A.F. PONCE DOG TRAINING I$&$ Bronco Il XLT, 4x4, a arty- COT' cPlayheck art out l. Lade People's Play School. delivered. 9240 for full cord. SCHOOL. Few i gs open n atik wortwilc with W ar cruise Qe-. pb.. Pw-. veno, baled. 2.9. Ailax. Fu&W time can. apes 3 Phar 1-705.488-3229 or 705 avadabls for nest chases begin- V6. $7900. Darlington Auto rrgold to 5 years. 428.9909. 887-9606. (102292) n i n g Oct. 291 h . Covering: Centre. Bowrtnrwie. Cal 416- (1103M "Wimpart unite tss Behaviour. "0100011. WOO"f+rro• 621-6800. (102962) EXPERIENCED reliable 210 Flea Mlarket general and advanced obedience. JUNIOR PUPPY IM Celebrity.A-t condition, 4 daYcaes available in my Norrie. Appliances. 227 Court St., andner Novice. door, 4 cytrider. auto. pt-. pb.. good meals and snacks WEDDING dress, hat, ,res la SENIOR PUPPY and Advanced arrill stereo, faclorp air, excel - included. Plena cal Carol 427• sale. beautiful, white bridal Novice, Thursdays, (Trial lent driving car, only 54695 1352. (102192) satin. Size 14, never worn. Prpwalior). OPEN UTI -RIES, certified. No GST. Cal 427.9722 two. $275. Call Akison. 420-;278 Wednesdays, (Trial anytime, Russ. (1027'92) non smNER l non smoker, available for ilablertoi (102592) Preparation). OUR SUCCESS 1988 Fad E250 XL. V8. 5.91, dahyew, any age. hot krichtss. FOR safe. "is Pine poster RATE SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. 62,000 kms. Loaded, clean. walks, lots of toys. 1 red yard, bed, headboard, fool board, 6669625.(1 02092) $10.000 ob.o. Call 839-1876. personal care and attention. raft. box springs. mattress. Like PUPPY training classes in 0021921 427-1723. (1021 9Z ___ _ _ __ _ new, $300. Call 686-0196. _ Oshawa for puppise up to to woks Siaea M 12 Au- 1947 Mazda 626, auto, fully ,__�_� - _ ___ _ _ _- eaycwar n Pry home. omaoft t rslewrkoss, 220 Arocies For Sale obedience classes startin 9 noon. K-9 Klubliohse, 416 037- ,.-...., M ear..., �., qu �. casesee wet Eglukzsr, childcare training 3 yes, HWY non smoker, no pets. $600 furnished. cable and parking. am ped. pd1, p swWool. cruise, lust p a2fOtie. Pickering'Paler one wispw.. wo SALE -New and used host flee 2364. (1� inieced. alwrirwm wiliest. bra, yew and over. Cal anytime. an W BYTE German shoppards. now exhaust. now fines, 90AW 837-2039• (1 "Wimpart unite tss C.K.C.. 7 weeks. 404-2o2S. kms. Like now. $6700.905-7132 DAYCARE avaiihle in save. Stephenson•$ Furniture and mom°• (102192) or 985-9565, Todd. (1022921 non smoking, pet Iree Appliances. 227 Court St., CHOW Chow puppies - A Hsi Pontiac Grand Am LE, 2 emwiwnment. Nutritious caliche Oshawa 5767446. (102092) Ch isuras Toddy Bear gf. 5300 door, 4 cybOo. aMo. boded, snacks. Indoor/outdoor BLACK wrought iron kitchen no PaPOM. Perms on sight. 86,000kms. $4900 certified• atctirYies, aahs. kit of T.L.C. Ex- tabs. pray aebomio lop with 4 Also rts9istersd lab pups. We- 1967 Buick LeSabn, a doe. cellon references. Delany/ chairs. oft fireplace ween. 4321 or 434-79W 1102792) loaded. 177.000 hey kms.. tbm8the. 8837607. (102392) Swedish Per and aonasanss, Pw.,�' $49W oenirifid. Mike Jad~ EXPERIENCED reliable can 2 pair table lamps, kettle. �tOiit�blle$ Yotars, 98,54273 (1027 i2) available in my home (south barbecw. picas 416-282.0908. 300 For 11164 Chrysler 5th Avenue, Aja), t«road yard. playroortk (tom) Sale kladed. pit.. pub., power seat and indoors. Good meat and snack- CA9IPET . 1 have now Slain- antenna, a/c., grey with red s included. Please call 427- mnw and 100% nylon camps[. 1tN11 patsioc Fl ti Espkk, leather interior. Ore owner car. 9690. (102392) Wil do IWikgnoorn and ham Nor dank br- cusso n )rnei and 53995. CaN 839.7136. (102294 ALLY'S Childcare, not just a 9300., inck4- carpet. pad. plus -Wior. Ww*i am horryclorrtb 1993 Mercury Marquis wagon, daycare fest a child erwichmwe wtaffat10n- (30 yards). Stew wheat, 225X70 whits !Mand pis., Pb.- arnlm cassette, wam centre. Daily nature walks, 789`2068. ITFALL) tires, Pt-. Pb.. aL*XnMtG +lasso riai rained. $1250 ".0. 420. nutritious meals, crafts. or a nft ave i, . 82200 7630. (1�1 E.C.E mother, uVerpo"aliy. PIANOS/GRANDFATHER 1 111115 1 433.1541. (1 02292) Automobiles AMM% 4204278 (102592) CLOCKS - Piano$, rem to own. IM Cadillac � Bl.ff+�. 305 Wanted Market lip sae, Wfi9111• grand, coital, , , t oaEld- d Ii w4 M on who, 425 ou in haul 200 Basket keyboards. CLOCKS • free ddrill.. $23M 428 -SM and est up. CPI Tslsp (102162) LET us help you low thus es- and eke advantage of our low Ira undsl Eu n we ht overhead warehouse prices, 1078 CiMC Spat low Po roWa p 4331491.(1�350 four bok, 4 row rad". bin program now available un awro se ear. 5850. 427-2758. Canada CorweniwM, aftordabeI SENT flotation, $90; wicker (102192) nutritious and delicious. Call diking table, gess top with 4 Cathy, (416) 839.6732, In- chairs, $150; mrohng collee BANKRUPT Cream Probkwm d"wdant Micro Dist Advisor. and and table, $125; emertain- No as* deck Cars lewd I* 205 - merd unt $150. Call 426.3124, own. 1978 -IOU. 50 can b Fed (102592) dews from. 6667428, 725- AJAX 77 &33 FALBY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. $742-$819. Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:304:30 p.m. References. 420.2964. (1021 9Z bedroom bassintert spammarp PICKERM one bedroom, bass- for rent. Every" irmAided. ment apartment, partially non smoker, no pets. $600 furnished. cable and parking. am monthly. Phar anytirrr, fle8- inclusive. On res rpAe. 4 pce 1675. (11019 bath' Non smoker, no polls. $500 PARK and 401, large one a month. FirsVlast, call 837• bedroon, on quell oaxL fist and 0328.(10279Q) LM negotiable. 5550 ftteftatltf. OSHAWA - two bedroom Cal 6119-1321111, (102092) apartment, close to all AVAILABLE Nov. 1. While& anrnitia. host. hydro. water Rd. Pick". One bedroom NW Pill" nckided. laundry basement apartment, **if facilities available. MrrrhediaDe aoocupancy. First and last. 434- contained, $600 utllitles 6311 alter 6 p.m. or leave Included. Phone 420-0125. Mona@& (102292SNC) AJAX - one bedroom bright LARGE one bedrtiombas -,, basement apartment, xmn n ,r I-1. disharathn, 4 app/emcee, non no pea. prwwrably smoker. 5545 iiClus". 429 - 6133.1102194 retired es Shoppirhg Coto* n Available kmra May. 5850 per Centre. Walkout basement, ' PICKERING - Liverpool and brand now. 61113-8637. (102292) Bayly, two 1, it an ii ONE bedroom aparutemt, hides, very W" and eWK Ydro inckww. $570 per month, private Poled- with private entrrance, laundry entrance. driveway. laundry quiet location'Big Will" included. Children wW=. no pelt. Close to GO. �tfar4� pets 723.1292. (102792) AvaiMble Dot:.!. 5700 + $10) niche. 488.7222 (102292] WHITBV -Pro bedroom in lowed TSE bedroom condo, 1 12 duplex. walk to Go. hidgm, stove. baths walk to Pidrerirrg GO, parking. WW inckniw. Nov. 1. araiMbN Nov. I. UtImse and No dogs- 500-20911. (102092)4WI39L rj�,�� mo"ft' Perking froudsd, cal 6869221 WHITBY - now 00 vain, one (102502 bedroom bawnwkt apwkrw*4 TSE bedhooir4 5 appYrkces. OSIMWA -are bedroom base $575 all Ytclushhre. Fkst and last, pf+akin@ for $ 0sr I Whii marts WO 4 appWncis. sepwals available knmediately. 666- Available kmra May. 5850 per enhance. PWWV. very dean. 9586. (102592) north 666-2220.(1020921 Avallable Imrredlatey. $150 LARGE bright two-badroomr. NORTH Oshawa - availabe mashy plus 1U3 ukliin. FIrw bathroom, spacious kitchen, immediately, One bedroom last. Ca1819-0 2',19 u 015. (10nshed basement aparviom, apanmanif in houw, "-,' a and 1916 ON ore Inorile rerell Spa inc�ksdes 4 appiamhoe6. Close 10 batt• $525 per maid krdkadw bke etwo badman aPararwM am anyw*Ws. Avail" Nov. 1. u1NNies and parkin@. Firalast !dear! btrklktg, 0arttral bcatbn1760 includes utiltin. 725. !squired. 9850488. (102392) , 7737. (1 laundry. balcony, parking, 02292Sh1C) WHITBY - Nov. 1. tares one OSHAWA - huge bright one bedroomr< al row, super dean. -okwum %,= S 8.3297. PICKET Na LiverPooYFNvy 82, (IMM one bedroom bachelor apart- bedroom apartment in we mainWrhed security, sow rI parking. walk to O.C., avaiabte AJAX -lie bedrasm baasrrwd was on second noon, fully fur- building, now carpets, paint, i.... istNy. 8825 inclusive. CaN 668-3188 at 576-3474. speftm«M. 5660. pill" Wild nshod avail". first and last. utilise Yhckaded. Washer, dryer. $550 monthly. relerencee. 839- mein floor unit wkh wekout to pad'. 6.2=50. (102292) AJAX - Harwood and 401, avail- able immediately, all utilities kldg♦ and stove. aysMsbe Nov. 3717..(102162) 1. C:am Mb�, i,5� UPI 5 BAY Ridge,, two bedroom PICKE11 - Im �pp,m, 2 baahroofrs. Maks Boor d hats, included. Ono bedroom bats- P.M ahw5tarN1-4164<60.ON1. base-linl apartment. 4 pce. (fes) Sap out l. deck mens akpanment $550 Two �h• > Per nhaMhr utilliss walk to 530 and mall. $900 to Go. and AJAX Pidkerirp Appkanoes - no 1988 or 6663775. (TFALL) TOP $98 Paid kir ,crap cars. 7 bad*W itpanmerils, SW5 and WNFIST ' are bs koom inlcuded. Suitable lot adults, rnor". 8314201. (102192) ROKA Lumber Hardwood, feasor." offer relused. Ful CREDIT Problems? In y barhkruptcy/discharge0, days a sed call 6637301 or $425. Call 112592 ( ) 1o79ahar8P•m (102292) basement aW„mant, 4 Pce• bath, eat-kk kitchen, _r"620-' (1 � ) WINTRY •Largs clean ons 47k87kt2-. 1160. 4'58'x18-, 906 SOA wood 4•x8'x1T avamabla, guaranteed reconditioned fMM appliances. Carrs make us a tine buyer -lie can put you be- BACHELOR _ Pidwirp, 401ANiVerit" Rd«5500 utilities, cable. laundry and Parking TWO bedroom basement apartment, $650 monthly all 68droofn.owwdWoroftfk>df. IeaL w w. F-1kfftk, frldpa and 540. Days. 705-277.3381, era . 434-6865. (TF1 deli 4274786. 487 Wntrrsy third 1M whaM Lew b Own Rd.S. AWt• (TF1 l us at 404,2051L (41!292) rj�,�� mo"ft' Perking froudsd, cal 6869221 LML 9660 430.9488 WW 6 p rhmd lifickahme. Available Nova tnWilis included. No PON. d laM Idalanoas. 1586 PW --- 4Ca - ---- or (519) 767; 0880. 1 (02502) .Civic -2ahmL298 leave rrossaagwe, 1�1y0.2062) hydro. 41111 6.2230. (1023ti2) 1 lyi+;.. l:k •r. l f - .1 r r Pw.,�' 400 "RFO Rent 400 'o"Rb 410 H0 For 01"1h0"se' WHTBY - urge Two bedroom, ities'no polo. FirsVlast. Rent 420 $650 + utill6iss. 831-1957. level, $595 includes parking. For Res PICKEIMOO - one bedroom NO d.udtee dean sped" PICKFJiNT - main floor baWrOM + own w". 3 badtoOMs�aouh oeraNy near n an � entrance, two bedroom. 5s BROCK RDAM. 2 ��e, i I lately HIS F Hill Farms. ileo p� �`k'g. backyard• 3 bdrms., 1 112 baths, deck. dose to school, Go earns ,/3 uiYtks. eB8 85g2ariythrale,01: t. qe. . Avapabb ir,r„b UPhone tOtim726.04&.Availablekr vte(y, 792) and park. $800 + 112 utilities, eat -in kitchen, walkout to (102592) DICKERING - new two bedroom references. First and last fencedard, newt required. Available Nov. 1. cal y y AJAX - separate entrance, basement, separate entrance, in 839-5944. 5-9:30 p.m. (102392) painted, broadloom, 4 bachelor apettmill Freshly painted and bright, 3450 executive area, walk to shopping. Full bath, carpet, DICKERING - semi detached appls., $985 Ouse n Also ly, $ allInclusive. cable, air, no pets, non srnolker home, 3 bedroom, available 7'��rJ Nov.15. SIODO plus utilities. monthly. come• inclusive. Smoke-free. no pats. Preferred $750 first and last. 039.8826. (102192) Call 444-7391. (102792) Two rooms for refit for single 686-6687. (102592) AJAX -bright clean one brigPIC EERI dean Dixie/Finch bro„, person, fridge and stove Included, partially furnished, $YHTBY Downtown, 4 owners - one bedroom apartment, con. bedroom basemern apartment. IUM unfurnished, suitable 3 baths, 5 appliances, single separate •nuance. $3Sb month near Taunio and venient location, renovated, fors le mature lady a working garage, deck and fenced yard. Immediate. d fenced weetn Rd. Call Dan or fridge/stove, lirsulast 5445 + couple, separate entrance, 831-1957.(10$1100 ony. 6136.2075. (102392) hydro. Cat 43D-8236. (102582) tabic. use of laundryroorn, $600 inckrakr•' Also bsdsit ng with COURTTICIc - large detached BRIGHT, clean, private ONE bedroom apartment. P °spar entrance, use of Pte, fncuiW. fridge and microwave,tud land, $90 weekly. First and last. home, 4 bedrooms, 2 112 baths bathroom, phone, cable. d• responsible share weak 2 car garage, 4 non 9 9 appliances, non yard. parking' cable On bus fouls, $900.. Onto fist References, rton smoker. 428 2274. (102792) of smoker, share kitchen, family room with fireplace. 3950 Plus utilities. Available Dec. 1, laundry, wVa tamely, storage and last required. At utilities inckrded. Available Nov. 1. 683. LIVERPOOL and Bayly, new 432-7991 or 416-282.2856. available leoes aISFar�3Fi�n12: 8452. (102592) bright one bedroom apartment.4170 TOWnhOUSeS DnOBImc" area, bedroom to 2 AJAX - completelyrenovated $•Para° entrance. at utilities included, 5 mina. to Go and For Rent rent, full use of house. S4M two bedroom basement shtoppirtg, $575 month monthly, Call 837-1774. it sponrtrm. separate entrance. would suit young couple with After 6 P.M.31.3661. (102 _ � =mily. 4 appliances, near WHTBY - urge Two bedroom, ities'no polo. FirsVlast. $825 Inclusive. One bedroom. 2 $650 + utill6iss. 831-1957. level, $595 includes parking. (102592) Near Go, In very dean 7 plex. NORTH Oshawa - large two Available Dec. 1. 699-5287. bedroom baserfent apaMrertt. (102992) walkout entrance. brand new. ONE and two bedroom apart - $600. laundry facilities included. mems for rem. One month free Fist and Iasi required. Available on a years lease. Starting at Nov. 1. Call 404-1534 after 5 5640 monthly. Call 721.2350. p.m. (102392) (102292) BASEMENT apartment, one ONE two and three bedroom bedroom, large living room, apartments available. Con. kitchen. ful bathroom. private venlent located. close to Gm entrance, parking, garden, an and south end of Oshawa. utilities, cabs TV, $450 monthly. Reasonable rates include park. Available Nov. 1. For ing and utilities. Cail 7284993, appointment. call 509-2577. (1 02292) (102 792) AJAX . Oxford lowers. 2 and 3 ONE bedroom basement bedroom apartments. Available apartment, separate entrance, Nov. 1. and Dec. 1. Quiet $6001monthly, utilities included. building, pool. sauna. close to First and last months, releren- shopping. 401 and Go. Approx. Cos required. No pots. 428:9498 $750 and 5801. Cal 683-8421 or 6839396. (102192) until 7:30 p.m (102792) PICKERING - two bedroomw house. man floor. walk to Go' O Houses For 410 We CourtiTh s n Mouse, Wed and Thurs. 3.7 p. m. Rent dWopping• includes dining room, references, immedate SMALL two bedroomhmw;;h palate laundry facilities. AJAX - Wesiney.Hvq+2. upper walkout todedk.Large backyard. 2 floors of 3 bedrooms. 3 corrvietey redecorated. avail- appliances. central air and vac, able Nov. 1. 5850 monthly corner fireplace, large deck, ircknive. 5011-1651. (102592) single garage. immediate. S90C + 70% utilities Cax 831 rif IIIINNIVER 0"Ria Wren HUMPS �J AJAX 2 and 3 bedroom townhouses in a family community with playgrounds, ball court, green spaceco newly derated, fridge and stove, 1 1/2 bath, single car garage, and basement $900 & $944/month plus hydro minimum gross income $3,600-$3,776/month reC(uired 683-9269 PENTHOUSE suite in Whitby's (,02592) x957 newest and most prestigious basement • TREES CUT OR tiaaAxMr,:n,bachelor log pnval�'t " Codk�,t 3 bedroom bung two )�` oa'24 bkxgalow, 24 $818 • $8641month building. Two bedrooms. fully RENT or rent to own navvyequip >T; <::::::::: At 6751 & 1771 and also a ROTOTILLINtO wall wall carpet. renovated 3 bedroom shawa- A • FENCES/DECKS leave message, 686-57tu, wet bar, large eat -in kitchen. (102192) beautifully decorated. clean. European European style kitchen, 5 Adelaide and Rrtson, Oshawa- a 5 V CH � OSHAWA Blvd. -large two backs onto park. Ideal ler young bedroom apartment. separatefamily, f975 per month plus w appliances. appliances. glass enclosed From $700 per month plus entrance. large kitchen and 4 utilities. References. Poe. bath. laundry. parking, klntWiate.43S5373. (102292) - 9 2 6 MOVERS, all do all tow at solanum, undergound parking. utilities. Cal after 9 p.m 416. '%k' "'�.,w.�s.�,..�.w�sn 725-7526 or 416-642-4625. immediately, full 3 bedroom Budding features$1 wary con- 1. 2) magc fp children's panes and (102292) homes from f9WS1030 per us A call. POW 5718.9633. (TF) «ivable extra. $t 100 monthly. AJAX - detached 3 . 1 AJAX dots l�ji■fJ1J', cenY with std doors, ove, 1000 aq.R. tvingspace. Ideal Ip magician. Call Erne. 6681832. Children welcome. 725-8769. bedrooms, 1600 sq.ft., living rent• (103092) house. *"ad rib, Nrep, MteorrMti•ttYg.dock. (TF) Housecleaning (102792) room, fainly room, fireplace. ... Dec. 1 DO -ALL Pardi g, gefi9•• blase. AJAX - spacious clean 3 double garage, near all 2 and 3 bedroom Townhouses In Mortality, r1�iviL CON as- close to bus, school and taa15 boors 5 P.4L (102764) Shopping. Ina . bedroom, nen floor of exseu amenities. 2 112 baths, 3 household mow. resgental, quiet newly renovated butdkp,ropplTWO PICKERING - responsible all utilities included live bungalow, near lake appliantces• battlefront included. a great family community) - Ajax bedrooms $650 F- lac. couple wanted fa 3 bedroom 192) 477.1858. (102192) ^W"r4m. leurNky tackles U6-1152- (102192) We CourtiTh s n Mouse, Wed and Thurs. 3.7 p. m. basement t1 Pre• bath. 1.2 pos. bas. Chea b school and Senate Rent references, immedate SMALL two bedroomhmw;;h :?>:neWlydecorated, $1105phu.640-8675. (102292) stparhnenl $839•• two ixsdroorn 10w„lip„oak 96-72, 3 19 Chn0m W16TBY - Vanstons Tomics. 3 townhouse, $768. Sunda 1-4 OSHAWA - 3 bedroom y, p.m. For more information, call Josephine townhouse for ret, 1 t/2 bOhs, SM monthly plue fnoge and stove. S650.monthly FURNISHED room in clean tq. S. $120 monfh A Plus plus Aydro. carpeted, walk out Iron lac roombfartedbadeyardFkW Witty R.E. 683-8661 plus utiktss. Frsvlast. roforen- ;::Slit le attached garage, SSLITNow quiN home. use of kitchen acid familyr0om, private 4 - - _ -1.1 "M UFWU IIS, nm .. t•, M t.� t•m ,1)�'.�.i �- - - �� Iv>-trs�►n all, , OCrtDM 2,102->M61E sir -A m Business Home Home Services Improvements Improvements u .acre •�..au cram, cmiwnmy, graphic design, advertising. Business or personal. Reasonable rase. Also lessors available. Randy Timm, (416) 342-2279. (12179Z MUGS - decorated the way you wish, a great gift for someone hard to buy for. Corporate as well as consumer use. No minimums. Christmas orders must be placed by Nov. 1. Cat Custom Mugs, 428-8689. Chimney Sweeps AJAX Chimney Sweeps - Spe- cial chimney cleaning as low as $59. Pest screening installed, only $25. -No muss, no fuse guaranteed.' Free estimates, 686-7741. (102392) Drapes, Upholstery DRAPERY CLASSES Learn to make simple balloon drapery. Call Andrea 683-8384 Driving Schools FaB Drving Scriooi. Three es. sons and test, S75. Ten lessons. S 150 Call 287-3060. (t 02392) Electrical Services SMALL kAec^a^ rat S."Ce, air miess,onal rep. all Kincs d m;ui mechanical devices 1218 Cejarcroft Cres. Pickering, Cay and Saturday. (416) 424 323.(102592) Gardening, LandscaDina Gardner's Top Soil Gratrel, U if - Pim Tree Planting and Removal, ry.,, .Crushed Attphsft. Driveways, Cieen-ups slG Cheapest and the Best in UMTL ASK FOR ROB Call 428-5700 ,10219Zkits required. Call 579-3633. basement • TREES CUT OR tiaaAxMr,:n,bachelor log pnval�'t " Codk�,t 3 bedroom bung two )�` oa'24 bkxgalow, 24 $818 • $8641month TRIMMED • 41 SOD WD for Nov. 1. No pets, 5450 poo• baths. finished basement At 6751 & 1771 and also a ROTOTILLINtO monthly- Phone after 5 p.m, or wiifh walkout to yaw. tirsplape. Trtlnimum Income • FENCES/DECKS leave message, 686-57tu, wet bar, large eat -in kitchen. (102192) beautifully decorated. clean. ? $2,727 - $2,880/month • IMTERLOCKtNQ OSHAWA Blvd. -large two backs onto park. Ideal ler young bedroom apartment. separatefamily, f975 per month plus 1ecember occupancy STONE 839-1584 entrance. large kitchen and 4 utilities. References. Poe. bath. laundry. parking, klntWiate.43S5373. (102292) - 9 2 6 MOVERS, all do all tow at i895 rrarrhly rtekrdirg uolitiet. AJAX Pickering. available '%k' "'�.,w.�s.�,..�.w�sn 725-7526 or 416-642-4625. immediately, full 3 bedroom - magc fp children's panes and (102292) homes from f9WS1030 per us A call. POW 5718.9633. (TF) n Appliances. Wwrey -rmonth.�'rll whbrrhoodneara PRINGLE CREEK awment. rievs(y renovated, a,TW bin. Cat 472-3713 or 798- band CO-OPERATIVES HOMES INC. 7„& (1� IIvYg -00111 $7'00Inchoshoo. First OSHAWA - three e bedroom now, accepting applications for 3 bdrm. and last. No p. 668.0283. semi, close to 401 and At 6751 & 1771 and also (102562) 8MWWUss. 1 1P2 batls. fenced Also man with pickup truck for AJAX - one large bedroom trend provide, drive. X60 plus bedroom at $860 mo. townhouses apartment + den. Separate w�. AvaitabN nov. 1. it awantiaMailable Iry,r„bw,y, a749. (102292) 1 Handicapped Unit Available $675 monthly, all utilities WHITBY - K -Mart area, int- SUbsid Available CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, rerrovabons and t 1=11ruction. Fast and dean protilssional work guaranteed. HILL GARAGE DOORS Wood or steel Garage door openers. Free Estimates 686-6195 TMS Painting b Decor Interior & Exterior i European Workmanship. Fast dean reliable service. 420.0081 WILL FIX: • Roofs • Furnaces • plumbing • Drains • Fences • Decks a39-1584 ALL RENOVATIONS Carpentry, drywall, plumbing and wiring. Fair prices. Pat 683-8780 HARDEN CONSTRUCTION & ROOFING Inteflor/Extenor Renovations to Complete Custom home bulldlnq, "Quality to Last - 579 -2095 HHNRENOVATK)HS BWWM ' FeR rs a Baftocirs IOtlws Partinfill"g Dediso wowarrissoll EsFREE Cos Lucas an*41/ Sswrsl ro weeps Armies Richard Young & Sons ' Comptek lions hnprownlents ' Senior Discounts '20 yrs, in Durham Region .when Price is a concern Experience is Priceless' Call anytime 427.3462 FREE ESTIMATES Moving, Storage MOVING? We W*l mow anything, anywltee, anytime. kUn i vucks for all types of moves. Best rebs, free estkratee. 10% discount for eetim $40/hr. & up Can 571-0755 _ Painting, Decorating PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Interior & Exterior Drywall Taping Plastering & Spray Cag Afredo or Helida DU#(HAM Panting and Decrial. ing Ltd.. Panting. wallpaper, g, wairiscott ng, stucco spraying, drywal repairs. workmanshw guaranteed. 20 years experience. Call 686.2890. INTERIOR and exterior panting Good prices, good work For free estimates. call Mel. 576-6553 (111892) PROFESSIONAL panhng anc ARTISTIC masonary specs!¢- wal'paper:ng, One room oil ung in fireplaces and chimneOwes whole house. guarameed wes repairs. Works with backs. rates. Yo loo's too small. Oualiq Docks and stones of al kinds work ,anshq guaranteed Cal F•9e estimates workrrlanshp 430.2595. (TFALL) guararleed. Call Rene Gervais. 666.4428 (TFI PROFESSIONAL Painting arc SABER Contracting . all Wa1lPaPW -.angng, exoslien carpentry, additions tolerances Call for free •enovanons, k tchens, estimates 683-8780. (Ill 192) QUALITY work !Dy 'aver ane o:'throomts- home maintenance -- son team. Well experienced, emergency service. furniture Party hard work ng Renovations. refinishing, Quality work $ervlC@S additions, decks. etc. Cas us log guaranteed 15 years a free estirnato 571-1263 as or experience. 686-29ti5 (TFEFG) Rod.Osnawa_ (TFALU JOURNEYMAN -electrician -ELVIS 'vl lr. (^n-.� -S EUROPEAN Tile swillat Will SDec'a r ng .r service changes. renovate your bathroom or-ewr�ng. additions and iukXien wants as well as flop renovations. Ail work t les. 20 years experience. Good guaranteed. free estimates Cam •eferences and satisfaction 420-6320 (TFA) guaranteed. For free esnmatss, RENOVATIONS - decorating. D. Dykstra. 725-4913, (TF) additions. at a Dr,w you should GENERAL Home compare. Oualiry work mprOvemants. basement guaranteed. No lob too small• no finishing ' inish ng, painting. piumbng, lot, 1,00 b.gl Free esimstes, CAN MAGICIAN, clown, friends. electrical, drywalling, decks. Pete 6213956 4102592) Ready to entertain for any age. fences. nterkxyung stones. etc S.D.S. Drywall. fapng. studding. any occassion. Birthdays. Also man with pickup truck for T -bar csiiings, basement promotions, openings. transports. Ask tea Mks. 426- 9x324. (102292) renovations. painbng. free tundraisen, Magic stows are funf Lettuce Help. 839-7057 or BRITISH Canadian PlumWr . estimates. Best prices, call 728-8334. (TF) HOME Improvements and Steve, 837 -WS or Bob 282 - MOVERS, all do all tow at repairs. Basements, add-ons, 1914. (1025W) RABBIT wants work doing doors. dopa. fences and trm, from ° 'aca` an 72 p""'`� call 511111- GO 3583 «728.9345. magc fp children's panes and Al Strower wood Working. 436- us A call. POW 5718.9633. (TF) all occasions, have my own 9207. (TF) cenY with std doors, ove, 1000 aq.R. tvingspace. Ideal Ip magician. Call Erne. 6681832. HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - rent• (103092) house. *"ad rib, Nrep, MteorrMti•ttYg.dock. (TF) Housecleaning Housecleaning Plumbing Dec. 1 DO -ALL Pardi g, gefi9•• blase. GAILLIND�� ' estimates. Reli". quality wd*. Low Polos. call 287 - Plumber I� t,�1et artd let. ea 6 -plexi laundry, balcony, P"fkp' no pots. Own s1trarow i» s79 9 aft.'vai'Slepmc No lob too small - Faucets, MAID SERVICES showers, basement Set" the Community for over a decade. Caring washrooms, wet bars, ati Any fertovatwn or addioom for your home with personalized, professional Dayems: 427.4174, Horne: wive services, at highty=voc rates. ft honor al 427-ee09. Ask brTom. is (FUN batted and ray" BRITISH Canadian PlumWr . 683-7515 forlovatiorts, repairs. drain wont, sPaciaianq in high tilt. and 4 • • 4 condominium, call Magnum MOVERS, all do all tow at Mechanical. 637.1361, enter- gennccyy pager, 442.6669. int • Very from ° 'aca` an 72 p""'`� call 511111- GO 3583 «728.9345. Moving MOvi Yard �d�d RMerero a required. maculate 3 bedroom home. y Ropers and New Irstale ons, r �11 k sm01w, no count settin in the dl Moments, arpentry, electrical and Skme ^J pets, cat S rr 9 r otxupancy Dec.1 image 1754 after 5 P•m (102192) double attached garage, ret M ents, T -bar rs nIF N �� MOMrtp Sratarts - 1i6 room with Close to shopping and 401garage door WHITBY -SOB Dwl-YWW des Sl W., fbers. 2 full balloons, $11X)0 fumwhw ax "- bachelor in Fre and Large units- Lovely park -like setting estimates. Reli". quality wd*. Low Polos. call 287 - mwlsk appliance on. Pesno specialists- a I� t,�1et artd let. ea 6 -plexi laundry, balcony, P"fkp' no pots. Own s1trarow i» s79 9 aft.'vai'Slepmc Formore info. call 2765. (102502) �� hourly we tote have I - � � �dB�g� TV, 4,8.5042036 a 416284 181-7 666-2M �� ►°b• basairwilpain and paper boxes 0005. an (,02092) AJAX -Urea bedroom one Year OSHAWA -hvobsdvoen old ho11rs, available Nov 1. t Avallable Irmtedaately. $1295. renovatlonc, tree estimates available evenin s and TWO mei with trucks -THE For Rent $1000 monthly plus tmUlities. Monts for rem, asrailable 4 • • 4 weelvands only. Call Mike. 644 MOVERS, all do all tow at "ro;,lily a Nov. 1. uwk*y 428,233. (,02582) 3216. (toe192) int • Very from ° 'aca` an 72 p""'`� call 511111- GO 3583 «728.9345. Large 3 bdrm. garden "oma us A call. POW 5718.9633. (TF) available. Includes kitchen, Isrteed arae, paps - °sin w. bode Aro Go - rrela floor. 3 b.droors for cenY with std doors, ove, 1000 aq.R. tvingspace. Ideal Ip finished in law basement apartment, 2 car garages, Cosa HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - rent• (103092) house. *"ad rib, Nrep, MteorrMti•ttYg.dock. homes available Nov. and Im iuvements Mow big or small we prics them Cat432-7566.(TF) rotor eN WINTBY-awtable, Nov. 1,G„-- den St. S •PP" m•, VA (asiN. $1045 Spacious apartment. Dec. 1 DO -ALL Pardi g, gefi9•• blase. all MEN with large truck will do Mortality, r1�iviL CON as- close to bus, school and taa15 boors 5 P.4L (102764) Shopping. Ina . ment and yard clean up. Residential, snow removal, household mow. resgental, quiet newly renovated butdkp,ropplTWO PICKERING - responsible all utilities included se aavestroughs. call �- • bortrte1`�' Al him of moves. Cat Carl or Jane, 427-2856. bedrooms $650 F- lac. couple wanted fa 3 bedroom 192) 477.1858. (102192) o` 102590 We CourtiTh s n Mouse, Wed and Thurs. 3.7 p. m. MOVING & CARTAGE 782-9819- callukt araw" In ow w sofbdo Malintenance, fall clean up. Leat raking eavestrough cleaning.10 senioaiscou11it. 42)16 r a796- (111790 O ADVERTISE YOUR SERVICE IN THIS SECTION CALL 576-9335 required. 'All udNdes k, home, home, inckldss hoot. hydro. 3 • underground parking 43x°'34.`11792) DELUXE ItPpilartcet, en:uile air. poo garage, fbsulast, references. •children's playground 420 TowFOh R M 420 Townhouses Townhouses 420 425 space 3 bedroom "pamrent Avallable Irmtedaately. $1295. Rent For Rent For Rent p,ra p Panpt y, berg erry, 15 rNrttAes north 267.3335 (Separate an -law • on-site management ONE, two and Ursa+ bedroom 'TheBreaker' LARGE picker" Vila„gs Hel of Oshawa. Large livingroom a'>d kitchen. 2 vrathr0pr,ts, bale apartment rented) (110192) � luxurycondos. Beautiful AJAX--newea- dusive townhouses, 2 and 3 Property, qually features. 8washrooms. PICKERM-LNWPDO04wys2 3 bedroom with appliances. available. Includes kitchen, Isrteed arae, paps AJAX 3 bedroom, 3 baths, cenY with std doors, ove, 1000 aq.R. tvingspace. Ideal Ip finished in law basement apartment, 2 car garages, Cosa MPPLVXXW alk ow4kiarod, from bedrooms. 3 and 4 Iwreb, 1600 $850 monthly. ONE MONTH sq•ft., 5 appliances included. $575 + hydro water s included. Available Nov. 1 a Dec. I. cat and parking, suitable for schools. r•o� • rt lelirt o , nf 810thosluso anloy Avast qur*tiet living. 3810 plus hydro St GO, tally detached al bridle 2 Storey. per month. PICKE16NG - Whine 11. his• BOREUA SOP in $'ort Pe11ry k 3 bedroom, indoor accepting applications for FREEI Rent to own and put- Available for immediate chase options available. South occupancy. Recreational laciYties Cal Dare. 5042931. (to2192j sic Cal 683.7961. (102',392) NORTHEAST OsNma - iMac Rooms To Available orf or Nw. 1 able v. 1. 0 oril- Nov.1. 0 7430 p maculare our a r k i n central air, 4 m or borship waling Na One on sale. 42& east corner al Notion and Trills 1874. (111 2g2t basemen ' w (kill~ � 4 9859253. (100092) 102092) 192) 477.1858. (102192) parking, �10N• awNsble Pbv. 1. bedrooms. 3534. two bedroom We CourtiTh s n Mouse, Wed and Thurs. 3.7 p. m. basement t1 Pre• bath. 1.2 pos. bas. Chea b school and Senate Rent a],4HAYYA orebedroom apart trw11 for rant fn older building NICE large clean 3 bedroom 9 semi in Oshawa, 2 bathroom, $1105phu.640-8675. (102292) stparhnenl $839•• two ixsdroorn 10w„lip„oak 96-72, 3 19 Chn0m W16TBY - Vanstons Tomics. 3 townhouse, $768. Sunda 1-4 OSHAWA - 3 bedroom y, p.m. For more information, call Josephine townhouse for ret, 1 t/2 bOhs, amenities. Galartad Nov. 1. $850 + utilities. 432.2421. FURNISHED room in clean tq. S. $120 monfh A Plus plus Aydro. carpeted, walk out Iron lac roombfartedbadeyardFkW Gross bedroom townhouse. walk to ho„Na,oad klcarre Snider. 579-7505 orfinished briers available Nov. 1. iB90 trtotahW, taNtist SSLITNow quiN home. use of kitchen acid familyr0om, private 4 Available IrntsdlalNy, CAN SgWnn, 571 testi $875 pit* utilities. CPN 705 t beradkg � 3795pNls.litrduuoo060011s, on aril six$, must be ap- wwa• yard. avaalsbls Dee., 1. Pros 8n000 +. f rail llNfS Advantage � Lid Reallor, ��• First aftd last 72S $7e !�3 bothroorl buridry yplilige, non 3229. (lend?) '437.3613, (fOQ592) •. call 6"5x366. (102592) 1011M (109 433.4747. (TFALL) 41020e2) IM702 smoker. SW per weak ind she. Cal 427-0173.(102M .Yi Oiln w • P*GN I+A4M NKMADMMliM Wilk Hfh:,ttlttlfK A.1t11lrs 430 R°° R 455 c° � 455 °ori R� 500 Far 500 F"" 540 ° �o -T 550 Cottages 1e 5150 cot'" For Sale AJAX South - plaasatk fur nished beboottL share lsoliies. on bus route, non smoker requtned. $00 weekly. 427-394 after 6 p•m waekda)ys. (102392) LARGE furnished bachelor morn, pivals entrance. IaknWry. k�ble, kitchenette. non sma ker, Dixie and Gionianniii available immediately. 831-8125. (102192) TOO good to be true - good central location includes TV. VCR, parking space, lireplace, sauna. workout room. washer dryer, looking for responsible anon smoking mlaleltemale. Only $425 per month includes hydro. cable and long distance calls. Cal Kent at work at 728-7000. (102192SNC) IHWY e2 and Liverpool. $310 per MLLYROOK - Iwo year old, t bedroom 2 storey (house on just ATTENTION Renovators, yARYORA - two Now two 199.900. 1 1/2 storey. new iwrpalow. $69,900...Nerr two y under 7 aces of land. Main Iloor siding, windows, and roof, bedroom bungalow, one ape at - laundry room, 3 baths, fireplace. needs inferior remlodelling, large tabled garage, $109,000...3 Gal 420.1905. (102392) 1/2 hour east of Oshawa. 1179.900. Call collect, i-705- kll, detached garage. Also legal bedroom bungalow, attached duplex, brick building double �►� COTTAGE $69 900 450 shared with gas garage, 2 acres. • 932-3211 or 721.2054, ask for heat. $t200 monthly income. $109.000... Havelock. 3 i &ifldntaty - shell services private Rocco or Paul. 1102M $112,900. Phone Fred at 434- bedroom bungalow, attached 3800' (102092) garage, $89.000. Frank Guy, wilderness lake - surrounded by crown ; IN desirable Fallin Brooke r 9 2700 sQ.c. t .l airy, this home Includes central air, central vac, 705-778-33 r evenings, 705- DICKERING -Glendale •large 3 7762208, Arnold R.E. Realtor. bedroom semi, new root, (101792) land . 2 rain. Waik to beach - only f $10,000 down. 1-416-349-2911. oeranlic floors, new broadloom. The 65x125 ft. lot comes with new Ingrolnd heated pool, in- windows, 2 fireplaces, 3 bathrooms, master w1h ensuke, POWER 01 sale - 18-M sq.h $173,900. Open brick bungalow, 3 bedrooms.: terlocking brick driveway, House Saturday. baths, 2 100 a• i y•�- 'jC>e! S•� walkways, leisure room of Sunday. 2.4 p.m. NO car garage, X45 AGENTS. 831.7831. (102392) Quonset hut, 4 acre, Havekrck, kitchen, high efficiency pulse furnace. Asking $259,900. For appointment to view, 416-668- $175,900. Frank Guy. 705-778 BROKER has sI 0,000 to lend at 3326 evenings, 705-776-2209. $147 per month. Contact Jerry Mortgage Mortgage 580 580 3587. (102792) Arnold R.E. Ltd. Realtcr. at 668-6805. Community Finan- ---- ---- - Insurance Insurance wHV rents Be the landlordll �' (TF) Mortgage With low dorm, live in one of the 580 WHITBY . 3 bedroom, 2 storey. Insurance month inclusive, share kitchen 1300 sq.ft. 3 bedroom units of landscaped, near Bellwood - --.- MORTGAGE PROBLEMS? the Oshawa 4. x while the School, easyaccess to 401, • • WE CAN HELP. pias a pie bath with two "hers. 490 FIOf�11 500 Homes other units cover r mortgage central air, ain floor family 1 421-7687 or 1362 Evemal Si. l 4 949 y • (,�592) vacation Rentals For Sale payments. Call 429.3963. roan, Open House Sunday 1.4 420-3111 PRESTIGIOUS Somerset Es- (1�) p.m. $177,900. Phone 576-3403 AJAX - BurcherBayty, large GORGEOUS 3 bedroom lur- tales in Whitby. 2700 sq.ft. of THREE bedroom condominium 70 Vanessa Place. (102792) • room for rent. Shared lacilkies, nished luxury condo. Near luxury situated an a rivals townhouse. Memo Lane. Pick- Ajax -Pickering Area available now. For further famous Clearwater beach. 6 p Memory 51 O Townhouses 9 details, call Lynn. 683.2306. appliances. 3 baths, jacuzzi, court. This home includes Bring -newly painted and 0 central air s t renovated throughout Asking For Sale Up to 90% financing. Refinancing (102192) pool, tennis. BBC in private ecus y system. intercom, upgraded ceramic $139.000. Call 1.416- 1 356 6333 - _ "-_- - - yard. Available OctJNov. cal anytime. (t 11792) PICKERING - Liverpool Rd flooring, elegant window 6869846. (1(J2992CNC) One tarnished basement morn, -_ ___ _-__ coverings, huge Hollywood PRIVATE - south Oshawa, clean, quiet home $325 FLORIOA - Madeira Beach, kitchen 00mplete with balloons badkSPIO sem, a bedrooms. 2 monthly. First and last. Call 839- 1500 sq fl. luxury gulf front and dome fighting, etc.. etc. The kitchens. 2.3 pce. bathrooms, 0257. (102592) condo, 6 appliances. 2.1 BOx140 n. lot Domes complete pool, workshop. awesome 445 Industrial Units bedrooms. 2 baths, all with wstom fence• nterkXking backyard. schools,stores accessories, heated pool, brick driveway, walks and porch $129.900 Open House oci. Zai For Rent f.'zzi• screened sunporch, top and extensive landscaping. As- 25. 12.5 PM 311 K nmount. tbor, weekly'rtonthly. Photos. king $349.900. Fa appointment 985-2828. (102392) FOR RENT OR SA -E. 'OOC 723-6069 (102292) 10 view. 666-2036. (102092) gQ-it rqusirial unit on Brock Rd • consolidation, power of sale, 1212 foreclosure, poor credit, self-employed, Toronto 619-2655 Excel Financial - cottage property, vacant land. • = Fast, professional service, 24 hours. MORTGAGES and boars. 95 % I EQUIGUARD MORTGAGE financing. down paymnanent also arranged. Any amount available. SERVICES Call pours or Rick 668-6805. Community Financial Services. Tri In Pickering with dnve in door and air conditioned once space. Gal 420.1905. (102392) 450 shared e nor m. PICVi nor KERINGsmac- ,-•lam' FRI. OCTOBER 23, 1 ins lernale required to share r + / 5400 ncluslvs. First and •! /Condo lata. available Nov. 1 Call even- ^ p ings or leave message, 427. 6874 (101992) AFS PICKERING - at 401 and Whites Rd 3 bedroom detached Aorrg in new subdivision by conser- vation area Share all facilities, non smoker $440 mpmhly. 839- 7540 (I02092CNC) PICKERING - Executive home to share. Whit$ s Rd north of 40,. A•• parking. cable. private telephone. Quiet area. Non smoker preferred. $475. Cap Bruv. 837-2062 or 751-7001. (102•.192) PALL. We 20Y, has 3 bedroom tem, near 401 and O C to share. Parking, laundry. rec room, fireplace, weekly or monthly. Non smoker prNa 723-3204. (102302) YALE. non smoker to share house win one other Hurry s2 and Lwerpb" area_ $400 per Month- cal 831.3047. (1(]2392) SOUTH Oshawa - house to share, ncudes finished bas• ment with fireplace, laundry, parking and utkitne. Call after 7 p.m. 571-3052.(102390 55 Condos For 455 Rent ML.AUG14UN Square• im- � loir rent. 2 bedroom . 1 1/2 baths. $870 monthly. inclusive- Call 576- 2650. (102792SNC) ONE bedroom. 5 appliances, a Pat". *may 1111 dewrnowrn Oshawa. $700 monthly. First and last r.;,,' - Available Dec 1. 576- 4623. 764623. 9-5 p.m. Mon -Fri. (102792) SOUTH Ajax - one bedroom condo apartment, ensuite laundry, 5 apphwross, fireplace in fiwkgraw $750 nkoniii . utkkfes. Call Bill Looms or Theresa Black, 426-7677, N.R.S. Achiwrws. (102502) BEAUTIFUL two storey condonanium. two bedroom with trso full baltr• ac-. 6 apwwK«, car wash. Lonnie courts, only ;11900 nwrktlty. 997-7737 0. alter 5 p m.1416) 291.1409. (102592) ,• 1 AllCf) Garage& 'V`11.11119. INDOOR wwder Bulk Car Sbrage Move in by Nov. 1 st,1992 Move out by Apr. 30th, 1993 $50 per morltFt Paid in advanoe 831-5555 -ARGE 20x20 insulatad buidig, itfeal la ttaorag•. Avail- _ abut irlall.diasefy. Located Dundas St. Whitby, $200 monthly. Call 294.1619 or 420- 3774. (102M 20- 3774.(102792) INDOOR storage - Gen and 1 Dom carsbos"akws. To reserve, call (705) 357-2406. 535 Lots For Sale TWO ape waterfront lots in 'k Town of Pon Perry, Scenic view, ay mature trees, once in a Gglrle Grp opportunity. For information, cal Richard/Karen at 427-390 or 42S,2215.(103092) METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE 401 & BROCK RD., PICKERING $FEATURING GEORGE KASH & THE OKTOBERFEST EXPRESS DOORS OPEN AT 7:00 P.M. ADVANCE TICKETS $10.00 AT THE DOOR $12.50 AGE OF MAJORITY I.D. REQUIRED MON TER SUN., OCTOBER 25 - METRO E $10,000. PRIZES $5,000. JACKPOT $1,000. MINIJACKPOT (2) $500. SPECIALS BAVARIAN STYLE ENTERTAINMENT & REFRESHMENTS BINGO AST TRADE CENTRE VALUE PACK* - ADVANCE TICKETS $25. until Oct. 24 '92 at 7 - 11 STORES �7tnel Durham Region & East Scarborough Guarantees Admission, & Express Entrance Doors Open: 5:30 Bingo Starts: 7:30 * PACK INCLUDES: 2 BONANZA @ $1 2 EARLY BIRD @ $1 4 REGULAR GAME STRIPS e (9 REGULAR + 2 SPECIAL + JACKF 1 MINI JACKPOT @ $2 1 EXTRA JACKPOT fel $2 =28 if bought separately at door Proceeds to Cystic Fibrosis FOR MORE INFO CALL 686-2343 GENERAL CONTRACTORS Servicing the Insurance Industry Fire • Water its Smoke • Windstorms Appraisals its Restorations TEL. 430-3477 ANS. SERV. 436-3417 FAX. 430-7 11 Stanley Crt., Units 9 & 10, Whitby, Ont. L1N 24 Hour Service t•••• t tom! !tet_!-� 1 1 1 f f f 1 f i f t'{Ii i! I I+♦ A f! �.r•j .V K En Advance tickets available at 7 - 11 in Durham Region & East Scarborough D.G. Biddle & r Associates Limited corlsdirig erlglrleers % King Street East Oshawa, Ontario (416) 576.8500 • • 0 • 1 i I 1 Y I L 1, L 1, r. I- 1- t-. .- ;•7 r � �•• 1• 1. 580 ince 660- ' Fro Moitpiye CounaeNing No Brokenye Fuel (N paliMd ttpgirartb( THE MORTGAGE FACTORY 789.3406 24 hr. number 428.751 Ala Call Wally Moore I MORTGAGE LOANS 131 and 2nd to 95% o- value All Pf0Pertl ns Personal loans. aUICk Serylc(; and approvals Prime rates CrTYCAN FINANCIAL CORP. 571.2880 OSHAWA 686-2936 PICKERING 640 Coming Events MARK your ca encars; The Bbwmanvdle High School ,s the Place to be to fine that unique Christmas gift The CHRISTMAS PRESENCE Country Collectable_ Crap SHow and Sale. November 15 10-5 Pm. 985-!6'E or 985 0572.(102792) 670 Personals SINGLE anc Y e over 200 single people every Sunday at Sill Wo lc rr the Corral. 433 Simcae Si S.. Oshawa. Durham Regions only Sunday dance exclusively to, s ngies. Cover charge irtlOrnghon. 623-7pC' I 'FALL.) EXCITING SPICY PHOTOS OF Roortates - Karen. Wendy and Lea For d4ereol rlorr-,aton. write Karen Box 670 -RC. Kelowna. B.C. V!Y 7P4 Adults only Pleasel (102292 JESUS says. car the blind lead the blind? Does your minister wear glasses? -he hireling is the hired mr!istef. Ill 3'.! 1, Isaiah 56:10.12. Johr 10:! 1 Jim Campbell. 705.953 9475 (TFA.q Business 671 Pprsonals UOUOR Vaxe yo✓ tris' d$° tear $1 a bottle for 26 o, !0% alcohol Easy and delicious. Variety of flavours For :ns;•uc Ions anc recipes send $5 to MvOM Enterprise, P O Box 226 Bow•-a-v,'W. Ont .!C 3K9 (102592' 01:11 elm 660 efto 670 KINSMEN MONSTER BINGO SUNDAY, OCT. 25,7:30 p.m. Metro East Trade Centre, Pickering (Block Rd. between 401/Hwy.2) Proceeds to Cystic Fibrosis $10,000 IN PRIZES $5,000 JACKPOT $1,000 MIM JACKPOT (2) $500 SPECIALS VALUE PACK' - ADVANCE TICKETS $25 until Oct 24 `92 at 7.11 STORES Durham Region & East Scarborough Guarantee Admission & Express Entrance ' PACK INCLUDES: 2 BONANZA @ $1 2 EARLY BIRD @ $1 a 4 REGULAR GAME STRIPS @ $5 (9 Regular. 2 Special. Jackpot) 1 MINI JACKPOT @ $2 1 EXTRA JACKPOT a $2 ® IF BOUGHT SEPARATELY AT DOOR $26 686-2343 l�I � R>•i�11111��fM� vr-��Irf',��V. Pemonab 670 P01W 680 �� 680 Announcerrlents 675 alai WANTED! Would you like to lose weight this holiday season? Then help yourself and help us out by participating in a controlled, monitoreC weigh• loss program. Must be 1E or over anc above 20 lbs. of idea weight. Greatly reduced cost. By appointment only. Call Beverly Hills Weight Loss Clinics at 420-4220. 675 Companions PROFESSIONAL s ng a ^,om. ea';y 30s. wants to meet P'ofessiona! Male 30-40ish Caring person whc apprecid!ee lie. Tired or bar scene, inter ested rr hones' relationship, Please reply wattletter anc Photo to file +x5066. Oshawa Whitby This Week. P 0. Box 481 Oshawa. Ont L'H 71-5. DR. K. L. CHONG D.D.S. and DR. C. K. CHONG D.D.S. FAMILY DENTISTS FIRST PICKERING PLACE 1550 KINGSTON RD., SUITE 200 PICKERING (in Red Lobster Plaza; SAT. AND EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE 839-4821 675 Companions Classified Dept. is open every Mon. to Thurs. 8 a.m. till 8 p.m. VOd.,C or Service A SINCERE S ng.� oriaiden- Call 576-9335 A c Orf Ila way to mee! someone to place your ad or fax it special. Senors Discount. 55 579-2238 and over. Call Dee. 57' 7774 or Judy 725-5757, Chris 57 787- or Heather '-800-66' 3283 (TF. Durham Region ACT is pleased to offer the I Multi -Skilled Worker Certificate Program Train while you're unemployed. This program presented by Durham College and is free to people receiving UI benefits at course start date. Course runs Oct. 28 - June 7 at Durham College, Oshawa. For more information tail Jo -Ellen Taylor, 721-2000, ext 503. 'Durham Region g13 P F A -- i m DURHAMAl `—"x T' -""s C C` L E G E I r -r1 0 %../1 9' HEART MATES Discreet introductions for singles. 754-4135 SINGLE mom early 40 s honest. oowr to ear.h. gooc sense of humor. En(oys s.mple lie as well as finer things. Seeks single male comparson w- s.miar qualities. Please ropey is G le rill Oshawa Wf•^try The Week PC, Box 48'. Osraws. Ont. L'a 7L5. (102092; PROFESSIONAL, fit. non s^xJker ale. 38 seeks similar 'acy !o share the love of a "enme Corney. eho 'f you ove 'e, S - ''es puppies and sunsets, but have a need to be loved we may oe a perfect matct' Reply to Oshawa Postal Ouoet. 64 S:r-tcoe St N . P 0. Box 540G4 Osrawa. Ont. LtG 4S0 "02792 IPOIeItlIl191Sol 11.Y, �• 1�IFORD]j Quality Repairs At Uplifting Prices Wo2 p J 1 w MCD ®'�11r Sliced FResh IMOCk Chicken SAVE 1.301b. 99 Meaty Back Ribs SAVE 29 rresn cury ,I I sausage'l 99 Ib. Boneless Pork Loin Roasts S",E 29 1.401b. Ib. ork - Tenderloin whift 2- 29 � 40. MACWM NUMW. r etch Buns 25 W17 dW - :72, .. . hOM.OF MMdi's Mao Mel as r 432.3354 •� V V V 7&4, urt t E. . 9-6 . 9-8 . 9-5 17ungarian tare flurka N% 99 Deep Fried Bacon Chips SAVE -- .�� 2.00 !b. gib. sreaded Pan -Fry Schnitzels SAVE 1.301b. 99 Ib. Honour Guard Pork, Roasts SAVE 63 1 9 .Nib. Ib. � Fresh POMC ShiSkabob Meat ": "",-,-2 -^ .0 �` ARE _ wm-j,