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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1992_10_28i EASTER SEALS HELP: In just one bake sale, staff and cus- tomers of The Royal Bank, Pickering, raised S1,800.11 for the Pickering Rotary Club's Easter Seals Fund. The money will assist in various projects that include transporting chil- dren to therapy, buying braces and more. Panthers' coach fired Pg. A28 Special Sections Real Estate -.........Pull-out %%eels ............... ftlI-out Regular Features Obituaries__A16 Biilboatrd_...._.__...._ A26 Entertaiaumt......... _A21 Sports - .-.-.An Classified._..»........».....A35 Ajax -Pickering United Way drive le -7-n EM Raised 0 $425,000 Pickering Edition I t's 'Yes' in Ajax-Pickering By JUDI BOBBITT Staff Reporter AJAX-PICKERING - We said 'yes' to the Charlot- tetown Accord here in Ajax and Pickering, voting against the national majority. Approximately 53.1 per cent of voters in Ontario Riding, which includes Ajax, Pickering and part of Whitby, voted in favor of the deal, with 46.5 per cent saying 'no'. Tte riding saw 74 per cent of eligible vot- ers go to the poi k. The province of Ontario approved the accord by a narrow margin, but it was rejected by !)Lebec, British Columbia, Alber- :.�. Manitoba, Saskatchewan, `ova Scotia and the Yukon. The rejection means we'll con- tinue to live under the existing constitution, however imperfect that may be, for the foreseeable future, says Ontario Riding MP Rene Soctens. Rene Soetens "At some point, Canadians 'All for naught' will decide to update the constitu- tion, but it won't be soon.- he says. "At some point, the problems will have to be addressed." But a more imminent concern will be the question of separatism in Quebec, predicts Mr. Soetens. "It didn't take long for the separatists to say 'right'. Now we're off to the next question, we're off to that debate. Whether that (debate) happens now or after the next election remains to be seen." He confesses the 'no' decision was a letdown to both himself and his constituents. "It's disappointing. A lot of time and effort was spent making sure my con- stituents understood the deal. All that's for naught." Mr. Soetens says the vote was not an anti -Brian Mul- roney reaction, suggesting people voted 'no' because they either didn't understand the deal or couldn't com- promise on certain clauses. The rejection of the accord doesn't spell the end of Brian Mulroney in the next Horrifying prank DURHAM - No one is laughing at a youthful prank that sent a motorist to hospital Saturday. An Oshawa family was travelling eastbound on Hwy. 401 around 7:30 p.m. when a pumpkin was dropped from the overpass at Harwood Ave. in Ajax, shattering the windshield of their car. The driver, Jeffrey Marlow, was momentarily knocked out and his wife, Susan had to reach over and steer the car until it carne to a stop near the Lakendge Rd. bridge. The couple's 15 -month-old child was also in the car. The impact broke Mr. Marlow's nose and he was taken by ambulance to Whitby General Hospital. The Marlows noticed four kids on the overpass "but obviously they weregoneby the time the officer returned there," said OPP Constable Gerry Smith. "It was just lucky the wife was able to guide the car over to the shoulder," he added "li PAGE 2 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISE VVED., OCTORER 29,1!!•2 HOME & DESIGN CENTRE -new not like everything you see in the all-new, You may you won't leave without at furnished Idea Home, but y improvement. On least one great idea for home ay, Sat. Nov. 7 d a rea Grand Reopening Dl key exchange your keycard" for free entry a to the Idea Home. If your key unlocks our front door, Y ou'll win a Club Membership worth Norrieo & pesign ds in exclusive discounts and gift Centre stores. Watch for Youran toes are limited. ard in the mail, or ask in the stores. 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Peters App products throughat the P'�cicenng Home and Design lientre at RoaBrock n conveniently located 428-6333. as well as 6069 Kingston Road and 4 0 WestPHill) 282-0185. Scarboroug ( - _ Home & Design Centre Northeast Corner Hwy. 401 & Brock Rd. PICKERING 427=4332 . • .. • ••••• •♦a•••r•,•• •♦••, ... ♦s.•♦•. ,.,•.• •.• •..'....••• •j•• •. ..,• •.ate.*. -.••♦.••.a as +r_•ra ••. �.. 0 0 0 Hwy.2 caw.a �q ckering Home MwDeeign Centre P H*'Y• 401 1 0 0 0 'No' vote shows that people ot happy' with politicians: MPP By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter AJAX-PICKERING - There are as many reasons people voted 'no' as there were 'no' votes, says Durham West MPP Jim Wise- man. "People don't like (Prime Min- ister Brian) Mulroney, (Ontario premier Bob) Rae, all politicians, there wasn't enough consulta- tion," he says. "There were 60 parts (to the Charlottetown Accord). People could choose one part to vote 'no' on." Voters have made it "real clear they're not happy with politi- c•s," Mr. Wiseman says. "Some used that to say 'no' to the deal." Dan McTeague, the Liberal Party candidate for Ontario Rid- ing in the next federal election, says "if there's one silver lining, it's the agreement wasn't rejected in just one region of Canada." Nova Scotia, Quebec, Manito- ba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia and the Yukon voted 'no', while Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, the Northwest Terri- tories and Ontario voted 'yes'. Mr. Wiseman says he's "dis- appointed" with the result, but adds, "It's time to get on. Next it's jobs. It's time to get on with the economy. It's time to focus on that. "I agree with the premier — there's no need to go back to the Accord failed for. many reasons, both sides agree AJAX-PICKERING - The Canadian people are the "big w inners" in this week's collapse of the Charlottetown constitu- tiemtd accord, say Reformers. 0 'We have vera clearly shown that we will not allow ourselves to blindly follow the political leaders of this country... about our constitution," says Don Sul- livan, Reform Party candidate for Ontario Riding. But supporters of the deal are hitterly disappointed with Mon- day's rejection of the proposal. "Canada missed a good opportunity to send a good mes- .age to the rest of the world," ,,ays Henry Zaczek, president of the People's Yes Committee for ponstitutional Reform in ntario Riding. Despite widely differing feel- ings on the outcome of the refer- endum, both sides believe the accord failed for a number of reasons- including a short dead- line. "Perhaps people were ndt well enough informed of the issues," Mr. Zaczek says. "It may have been different if we had a little more time." Mr. Sullivan, who's critical of the government not present- ing the deal "in layman's terms," says the date of the ref- crendum was "artificial." He believes "Canada jumped to Quebec's tune" because that province had set Oct. 26 as a date to decide its place in Cana- da. While the Ajax resident also believes many voters rejected .he deal because of its "sub- stance and the people who pre- sented it," Yes Committee mem- ber Bnan Shedden says its fail- ure "goes deeper than a vote against the government. "It signals a real change in how this country perceives itself," the Pickering resident explains. "Individual groups came out against it. People had problems with defining Quebec as a distinct society. Some developed an incredible anxiety over native self-government." Mr. Shedden believes "the scenario is not as bad :is if Que- bec had voted in favor of it and the rest of the country rejected it." Still, he believes it will be "years and years and years" before Canada tackles its consti- tution again. Mr. Sullivan agrees. "It's time to call a moratorium on constitu- tional issues" and deal with the economy, unemployment, job creation and lowering taxes. • Dentures so natural.. . Youllum-ar kDOW&O diffopencel - N vV New soft -touch Materials for Sensitive Gums. Walter Wimmer, Denture Therapist PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 11 FREE CONSULTATION r. V1U 420mSO2OToll Free table until after the next federal election," Mr. Wiseman says. "It's good to step back for a cou- ple of years. There's not much to be gained by going back in the near future." The next "question in Quebec is do you separate," Mr. Wiseman says. "They have to decide if they want to be in or out" of Canada. Reaching a constitutional deal "isn't possible," he says. "Quebec voted no because they didn't get enough. The west voted no because they didn't get enough. There's no way to recon- cile that. I don't see, in the fore- seeable future, a way to get a deal," Mr. Wiseman says. Holding a referendum set a precedent and all future deals will have to go to the people, says Mr. Wiseman. Look your hest for the upcoming Holiday i Season r THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, OCTOBER 21L IM -PAGE 3-A num, size " 8 WITH THIS COUPON I FREE FOOD 110 With this coupon receive $10 worth of Nutri System food, the second week of your program, when you join Nutri System Limiled time offer. L _ WITH THIS COUPON J You're looking at a terrific value. i old size 14 yo,. )e, C _ �:_ Qr'. COur.,e , CL � -,itpr' r- . aons Cosset CAC! s..ppor :o, o " leis -or' '� C .. -:C.v no -,nc a,+ nutri/size- your life. 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Congratulations Stephanie for being our Wednesday carrier of the ::....w..r . .."' r., ,:.... PAGE 4 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, OCTOBER 2R,199� Strike continues at juvenile centre By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter AJAX - No talks are planned as 30 workers at the Rotherglen Cen- tre, a maximum -security juvenile centre, enter their sixth day on strike. The members of Local 585 of the Ontario Public Service Employees Union went on strike at 12:01 a.m. Friday, Oct. 23. The centre is on Ravenscroft Rd., between Rossland and Taunton Rds. Donna Ebbs, a communications spokesman for the local, says the members are bargaining for a first contract. The major issues are bet- ter working conditions, scheduling of workers and a grievance proce- dure, she says. Ed Blazo, executive director of Kennedy Homes Youth Services, owners of the facility, says, "Everything is under control. Everything is operating normally. It's as good, if not better, with management stl." The facility houses up to 20 young offenders who have been convicted of major crimes, such as murder, sexual assault, theft, pos- session of a dangerous weapon or assault, says Ms. Ebbs. The facility is co-ed and houses youths up to 17 years of age from Durham Region and Toronto. The union claims 13 residents were transferred out on Thursday, leaving seven at Rotherglen. The remaining seven were 'moved into one unit at the centre, Ms. Ebbs says. Mr. Blazo wouldn't comment on the possible relocation of the youths. According to Ms. Ebbs, the youths rioted on Thursday when Hafts off for Durham police Hats off to Premier Bob Rae, say Durham cops. The craps are slated to come off Durham Regional Police officers today, not as a tribute, but in protest to "the provincial govern- ment's anti -police actions". And Constable Dale Allen, the local association president, said that if Mr. Rae doesn't "commence meaningful consultations" with Ontano's police associations, the job action will be expanded. "' e're not in support of the job action they're taking," says Deputy Chiel' Alex %lc.%1urr-ay. "However. our pnmar,, con, em is for the safe- ty and security of the citizens of the rcetom of Durham an„ J" not feel the job action compromis- es that security in any way. "We will be monitoring their actions on a day-to-day basis, but we're not going to rush out ane start taking disciplinary actions a. this particular time." He adds that he supports his officers' concerns, but doesn't feel that breaking the rules is the right way to change the law. Durham cops, who had been wearing blue ribbons to support their cause, decided to take a tougher stand at an association meeting Monday night that attract- ed "the lareest turnout of any sin- gle meeting" in the history of the they heard the workers were going on strike. "The kids rioted and trashed their rooms," she says. Mr. Blazo says the riot claim is "total misinformation. Totally mis- leading. You're dealing with kids and you can't use them as a politi- cal football." Shawn Moore, chairman of the union's negotiating committee, says no talks are planned and that scheduling is the biggest issue. NEW AGENT Meet a new State Farm agent and get good neighbor service for your car, home, life & business insurance needs. See: KNAERLY A. FROST -AGENT 1550 Kingston Rd. Ste. 211 Pickering 420-3221 ttocaw n to vne *za as to Red Lobster Restaranq Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. .11 TM Watch tha weight fall off! Lose 2 lbs. per week without feeling hungry. 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WE'RE OPEN MON.-FRI. 10:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M., SAT. 9:30 A.M.-6:00 P.M., SUN. 12:00 P.M. -5:00 P.M. SAGE 6A -11W NEM ADVMVSM WED., OeMBItR 28, IM ' Editorial Time to move on The people have spoken and the Charlottetown Accord will now be relegated to its own corner on the dusty shelf known as Canada's history. Are we disappointed'? Yes. Disappointed that Canadians on both sides of language and heritage have been unable to set aside their own preju- dices for the good of the entire country. But Canada is one of the finest examples of democracy in the world and, like it or not, the majority rules. There remains the question of what went wrong. If politicians from different provinces and parties, with different interests, were able to form a collective and unified front, why did the electorate tum on them? Our hypothesis is that it is because the politicians presented a united front that the rest of Canada turned on them. Given two years of tough economic times, which saw the birth of the GST and the free trade agreement with the United States, the electorate had had enough of being told what to do. Unfortunately, they chose this issue upon which to put down their foot. Whatever the reason, we must now look to the future. When we awoke Tuesday morning the sun was shining, the lines were running at General Motors and schoolchildren frolicked happily in the leaves of a Canadian autumn. The country did not grind to a halt and barbed wire did not sud- denly appear upon our provincial borders. _ Inasmuch as Canadians thought for themselves on this issue, and decided the politicians don't always know best, they must now use their common sense to put this issue to rest. We must not listen to the fear mongers of the no camp, the Jacques Pari/ecus who claim this is the end of Canada as we know it. It means that Quebecers will have to wait for constitutional improve- ment. They asked the rest of the country for improved power and the countrN, including Quebec's own people, said no to the deal presented. It means aboriginal peoples will have to take another route to enshrine their right to self-government, and we believe those proposals constitute the one section of the accord that should be extracted and built upon. Canada cannot afford to expend any more energy on constitutional reform when we are faced with finding our niche in a troubled global economy. That will have to wait. Our politicians and our people must now turn their attention to economic recover — creating jobs and entic- ing foreign investment. Letters COPS "N ROBBERS CclRqA [9,5,a)000, FILL OUT 1NI5 REPORT W A ,oil , A oi1 I ' � Residents deserve community support Reader defends town's hiring policy To the editor, This letter is in response to the story written by reporter Judi Bob- bitt, dated Oct. 14, 1992, "She's fired up". Marlene Lambert com- plained to the Human Rights Com- mission fearing discrimination against her gender, and discrimi- nation by the Town of Pickering for its unwritten policy that poten- tial firefighters are required to be residents. First of all, Mrs. Lambert's 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., LI S 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. comment that "there are good can- didates out there and they don't live in Pickering" really annoyed me. Does Mrs. Lambert have access to the personnel depart- ment's files to verify that there are no qualified applicants residing in Pickering? Secondly, what is wrong with the town wanting to support and endorse its own resi- dents? If personnel does have qual- ified applicants, and there is no job availability, volunteer or otherwise, why do you think that might be? A recession perhaps? It is hard to believe that in this age of equal opportunity that Mm. Lambert would be discriminated against because of her gender. If you want to be a firefighter so badly, Mrs. Lambert, then please do it on your own merit and upgrade your qualifications. Seneca College has an excellent firefighter program that is highly recommended and well accepted by most municipalities. Women like you give the rest of us women a bad name. Especially those who are firefighters and didn't go crying on a politician's soft shoulder for support. Please don't put the blame for your lack of success on the shoul- ders of the residents of Pickering. I support my community fully, and it is my hope that the Town of Pick- ering will continue to support its residents in any way it can, includ- ing employment opportunities. Linda Anderson, Pickering Firefighters thanked for their quick response To the editor, 41 I am writing to thank the Ajax Fire Department for their quick response to my call for assistance, when my gas stove refused to shut off, recently. Thanks so much guys - it's really appreciated. 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Vaine says he's become alarmed with the "horrendous" state of Pickering's fire service and wants council to get on with long-delayed plans for a firehall, as recommended in a 1987 consul- tant's report. The petition will be given to Pickering politicians at a council meeting Nov. 16, says Mr. Vainc. He says he's also willing to give copies of the petition to other groups wanting to join him in his efforts. He'll be at the SuperCentre, Liverpool Rd. and Hwy. 401, this Saturday, Oct. 31, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mr. Vainc says he'd also like to hear other residents' viewpoints on the level of fire department ser- vice. He can be reached at 837- 0960. Or, write him c/o Rapid Cash, P.O. Box 68-2090, 1355 Kingston Rd., Pickering, Ont., MIV IB8. Business database now at library PICKERING - You can really get down to business at the Pickering Central Library next week. A database:, giving users access to information on more than 1,000 kx;al businesses will be ready for use Friday, Oct. 30. The database includes addresses, phone numbers, contact names and the major focus of each business, as well as a Standard Industrial Code (SIC). You can try out the database at the Adult Information desk in the library, One The Esplanade. To have your company Included in the database, call library staff at 831-6265. i, COMFORT I JENNY .WIDTH REIKER WARMTH I it GOOD NEWS FOR AJAX.'.'.' On Monday, November 2nd We Will Open A New Furniture & Interiors Store with the Latest & Best Prices in FURNITURE s DRAPERIES a CARPETING * REUPHOLSTERY �(-- YOU CAN. FIND US AT Ai��O 1148 HARWOOD AVE. ,. 4 Just South of Hwy. #401 in BUY FROM US AND YOU WILL SAVE MONEY WE ARE NEW TO AJAX BUT HAVE BEEN SERVING MARKHAM & TORONTO FOR OVER 40 YEARS. .Come in fora FREE GIFT with any purchase We Sell the Best for Less on Canadian -Made Furniture George and Stan will be glad to look after you Visit them at 48 Harwood Ave. or phone 683-9879. ITS �ooKr�cU��� The lights dim, the smoke creeps over the stage as the eerie creak of an old rusty door is heard. The organ starts to play and through the mist we see Count Dracula! Each child attending the Dracula Show in costume will receive a free loot bag. SATURD", OCTOBER 31 11 • 12 . 3 . 4 �i+,,�•�.,',. �F,��:,'IiC'-�w �rt.�'•Y %VST,:.` v _ .�.. ONLY E VERY BEST! . C. LFi'�I".�A ..�17ti(r:..... �•. a°'i''E4`ah\• l 4?'+.. �:... r, 0 0 COME VISIT OUR .� SCARECROWS AT GOODVIEW FARMS 1 (Fared A Operated by 'The Pblrlm F'amlly' 2000 & more 1/2 Bushel PUMPKINS FANCY to choose NIACS from 699 $1 00to $5.00 Till OCL 31192 only INDIAN CORN STILL AVAILABLE 341.00 r-- --- —1 FREE UWMT� COIAMM I I dump LWT I PER FAMYQ-8p.AaL irmwt�K ONLY i, COMFORT I JENNY .WIDTH REIKER WARMTH I it GOOD NEWS FOR AJAX.'.'.' On Monday, November 2nd We Will Open A New Furniture & Interiors Store with the Latest & Best Prices in FURNITURE s DRAPERIES a CARPETING * REUPHOLSTERY �(-- YOU CAN. FIND US AT Ai��O 1148 HARWOOD AVE. ,. 4 Just South of Hwy. #401 in BUY FROM US AND YOU WILL SAVE MONEY WE ARE NEW TO AJAX BUT HAVE BEEN SERVING MARKHAM & TORONTO FOR OVER 40 YEARS. .Come in fora FREE GIFT with any purchase We Sell the Best for Less on Canadian -Made Furniture George and Stan will be glad to look after you Visit them at 48 Harwood Ave. or phone 683-9879. ITS �ooKr�cU��� The lights dim, the smoke creeps over the stage as the eerie creak of an old rusty door is heard. The organ starts to play and through the mist we see Count Dracula! Each child attending the Dracula Show in costume will receive a free loot bag. SATURD", OCTOBER 31 11 • 12 . 3 . 4 �i+,,�•�.,',. �F,��:,'IiC'-�w �rt.�'•Y %VST,:.` v _ .�.. ONLY E VERY BEST! . C. LFi'�I".�A ..�17ti(r:..... �•. a°'i''E4`ah\• l 4?'+.. �:... r, 0 0 ,. -�►aF s,�.� res � w�nvear�c� tea; «-�+o�a�e � en a. . n a 295,000 lost jobs? L uLUCFCILuCitL,Luuy 1Vimdbts Lne loss or anotner 2-yS,000 fobs because of the NDP Government's new labor law. There are already close to 600,000 people out of work in Ontario. Because of increasing personal and business bankruptcies and the lack of new investment, tax revenues are down and government deficits are soaring in an attempt to finance needed social programs. Businesses are moving and new investment is going elsewhere as a result of Ontario's reputation as being anti -business and pro -union. Tell the Ontario Government it is wrong to bring in a new law that will further -discourage investment in Ontario and its future. hi*nkabout it . 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' /; r._ , aY+F►-.ram. zr h ".. ,�., - Lw Y_Y S t.- s. 7 ;x -- ac q ` vs_{ Goods Satisfactory or Money Refunded cU� MGE WA -THE NEWS ADVERTMElt, DYED, oc- mtltER A 1"2 " 1011 -"Region HO's death can't be blamed on anti -Oshawa politicians: Mayor Witty By BILL EEKHOF Mayor Edwards says the idea Durham Starr is outrageous because regional DURHAM - The death of a council takes the interests of new region administration build- every citizen in Durham into ing planned for Oshawa can't be consideration — Oshawa includ- blamed on other communities' ed. politicians ganging up on the "This was not a conscious or Motor City. subconscious attempt to gang up So say the mayors of Ajax and on Oshawa," adds Aiax mayor Whitb}. Jim Witty. Oshawa politicians Whitby's Tom Edwards says are just whining over something he and other members of Durham that's over now." council are unfairl} taking the The Hilstone proposal was flack for Hilstone Developments' dealt with in the same manner as decision to pull the plug on the an}other development would be, proposed S65 -million region both men claim. Allegations that building for downtown Oshawa. Hilstone didn't have full co-oper- Thr proposed development ation of regional staff are totally had the support of Oshawa politi- incorrect, says mayor, cians, union and business inter- Both feel the finger -pointing ests who saw it as an economic should end with politicians mov- boost to the city during tough ing on to more pressing matters. times. Hilstone was expected to send But regional council was less a letter to the region by today than enthusiastic in June when it explaining why it withdrew from voted 17-15 to oppose the deveI- the project. opment. In July, it reconsidered its stance and agreed to hear the company's proposals. Durham had given Hilstone a deadline of last Friday to submit financial and building plans for the development. `'What came instead was a letter from the companN saying it was pulling out of the project. "Before we started on this, we had to have a full financial analy- sts,., says mayor Edwards. "We ha\,; to understand what taxpa\ - ers of Durham reLion have to pa,. The company failed to pro- vide these. ­ The whole incident has left some wondering if there is an anti -Oshawa feeling among politicians from Pickering. Ajax and Whitby who sit on regional :ounc i 1. FACTORY OUTLET ENSEMBLES & SEPARATES 50-70% OFF The manufacturers' suggested retail price r&7Ki HOME FURNISHINGS 458 Fairall St., Ajax 6$$-1501 ext. 51 a 46 CHURN Sr. SOW, PICKERING VLLAGE DEUVM FAM n Am 427 -PALS (7257) GOURMET TOPPINGS sllim plVAI %f or -alms 2 FREE POP with small pizza 4 FREE POP with medium pizza 6 FREE POP with large pizza with 3 or more toppings Now« Yon: esus. 11 &A. - 10 PA. Fri. A IIA 11.a. -12 on., 9^ • pAL-10 VA. `!. t • ' '"� .fir . FALL MATERNITY SALE Buy 1 Item At Regular Price The Second ITEM 50% OFF (°L= (of equal value or less) SALE ENDS NOV. 14TH/92 Maternity Boutique `merchandise not exactly as shown 420-6280 Children's Fashions "Dressing the new generation" PICKERING TOWN CENTRE !' FASHION LINGERIE � PRICES HAVE BEEN FURTHER REDUCED FOR OUR FINAL WEER FACTORY OUTLET S'CLEARANCE SAL E 10 OF TO RETAIL PRICES BRAS • BUSTIERS • CONTROL BRIEFS • BIKINIS • CAMISOLES • HALF SLIPS • FASHION COLLECTIONS You're invited to parade with Santa Claus Nov. 14 PICKERING - The jolly old elf is getting ready to visit Pickering and community groups are needed to parade with him through the town. The annual Kinsmen Santa Claus parade is set for Saturday, Nov. 14 and thousands of people are expected to turn out for the town's most popular event. The Pickering Kinsmen Club invites both corporate and community organizations to join the festive parade, which will follow Glenan- Scary stuff at Ajax library AJAX - If youngsters in the town want to be scared on Halloween, they should head to the public library. A free Halloween party will be held at the main branch of the Ajax (public Library on Saturday, (kt. 31 from 2 to 4 p.m. Events planned Include games, treats, storyteliing, pumpkin carving and apple bob- bing. Youngsters attending should 'wear their costumes. The library branch is at the corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres., next to the town hall. na Rd. from Vaughan Willard Public School to the Pickering Town Centre starting at 10 a.m. Organizers are hoping for at least 75 entries to make this year's Parade one of the best ever. In keeping with the country's 125th birthday, this year's parade theme is 125 Years of Christmas. Per- haps your float could reflect on a Christmas past. Corporations pay an entry fee of $25 while community groups can enter the parade free. Entry forms are available at Info Place in the Pickering Town Centre. Deadline for entry is Monday, Nov. 9. This year's parade is co-spon- iored by the Ajax and Pickering News Advertiser. StClair the paint and paper people GUARANTEED' LOWEST PRICES ON PAINT AND WALLPAPER 5 Nlw* M. _R_ PEARLTONE • LATEX SEMI -GLOSS • LATEX SATIN LUSTRE 99 3.78 Litres ATEX SEMI -GLOSS •34- ATEX SATIN LUSTRE -337 SAV WALLPAPER BOOK ORDERS Choose from 1I10's of the latest books with current colours and designs. ttCompared to St Clair s special order book price Fabric and accessories not included Twentie An n ual � otreatest Cdectors'TNada111901h, �� °ysho Ca i fm Bring the family! lot. 111111111 CANADA'S FM*87 SIM •SALE OF OLD & COLLFCTW TOYS & CNt01100o MEMORA KIA SUN., NOVEMBER 1,1992t10am. Adults $6.00 THE INTERNATIONAL CENTRE, 6900Airport Seniors $5.00 Road, Mississauga, Ontario, 1/2 mile North of Children 6-16 51.00 Toronto Airport. Over 350 tables of Antique & Under 6 FREE. Collectible Toys of all kinds. Free Parkin a.l.�.�IN -STOCK 'Raw 1W Single WALLPAPER Roll 1.000's of roils of current patterns. Our purchasing power gives We have sold Ihese First quality. no seconds you a bigger selection of the patterns for up to Scrubbable vinyls latest colours and designs lip s11.99 single roll F.r u,tr. .. •a.• 'OUR PRICE GUARANTEE! Ilyrnrl:nu rnmp,u.ddrqu.ddvP•nHrn OUR QUALITY GUARANTEED - cur rwmi r t,wo oo•, of r,, q�puy n9wu11ne rldl...... i• (iudrdnfe•r•d' .Vi ni nninry (3,;.p"rrtrrJ' it din o.� rnf ..:.,n••: r .. •. 'Compared to St Clairs After Sale Price on Paint and Wallpaper After Sale Price In Effect Sunday November 8. 1992 • Compared to St Clair s Previously Offered Price on Pearltone Paint +1347 and .1337. SCARBOROUGH Abbey Lane Shopping Centre 91 Rylander Blvd 10-D Canllltian Tis It National Sports) Mai • ftl. 724-0781 s<9ruapAi M1l1Mi-1pw AJAX Discovery Bay Centre 570 Westray Rd. 13. (Westray South of Bsyly St.) 11M -F" ''m'pT 4281608 So 9.rn-bpm Svi 171bmIpiii PICKERING Pickering Town Centre ft". #2 t Liverpool) MCI Fn So 1204W 839 2252 iiia 9 Ani ; p ei Sin 11 Naon�Sprn ,• � -. . .. v • .. o,ry ..�:a.:.anKM1€7I7Rr•-..�,R°A.'rti�?�S > �j PEARLTONE LATEX PEARLTONE LATEX PROFESSIONAL SATIN +1327 CEILING -1370 LATEX PRIMER ■8110 Arl.r Sao P.rce 3699 ARS• Saie p•q. Art., Sar. �� 30.99 p^ce 21.99 SAV WALLPAPER BOOK ORDERS Choose from 1I10's of the latest books with current colours and designs. ttCompared to St Clair s special order book price Fabric and accessories not included Twentie An n ual � otreatest Cdectors'TNada111901h, �� °ysho Ca i fm Bring the family! lot. 111111111 CANADA'S FM*87 SIM •SALE OF OLD & COLLFCTW TOYS & CNt01100o MEMORA KIA SUN., NOVEMBER 1,1992t10am. Adults $6.00 THE INTERNATIONAL CENTRE, 6900Airport Seniors $5.00 Road, Mississauga, Ontario, 1/2 mile North of Children 6-16 51.00 Toronto Airport. Over 350 tables of Antique & Under 6 FREE. Collectible Toys of all kinds. Free Parkin a.l.�.�IN -STOCK 'Raw 1W Single WALLPAPER Roll 1.000's of roils of current patterns. Our purchasing power gives We have sold Ihese First quality. no seconds you a bigger selection of the patterns for up to Scrubbable vinyls latest colours and designs lip s11.99 single roll F.r u,tr. .. •a.• 'OUR PRICE GUARANTEE! Ilyrnrl:nu rnmp,u.ddrqu.ddvP•nHrn OUR QUALITY GUARANTEED - cur rwmi r t,wo oo•, of r,, q�puy n9wu11ne rldl...... i• (iudrdnfe•r•d' .Vi ni nninry (3,;.p"rrtrrJ' it din o.� rnf ..:.,n••: r .. •. 'Compared to St Clairs After Sale Price on Paint and Wallpaper After Sale Price In Effect Sunday November 8. 1992 • Compared to St Clair s Previously Offered Price on Pearltone Paint +1347 and .1337. SCARBOROUGH Abbey Lane Shopping Centre 91 Rylander Blvd 10-D Canllltian Tis It National Sports) Mai • ftl. 724-0781 s<9ruapAi M1l1Mi-1pw AJAX Discovery Bay Centre 570 Westray Rd. 13. (Westray South of Bsyly St.) 11M -F" ''m'pT 4281608 So 9.rn-bpm Svi 171bmIpiii PICKERING Pickering Town Centre ft". #2 t Liverpool) MCI Fn So 1204W 839 2252 iiia 9 Ani ; p ei Sin 11 Naon�Sprn ,• � -. . .. v • .. o,ry ..�:a.:.anKM1€7I7Rr•-..�,R°A.'rti�?�S W44+ 9CTOqEit, 2419!2 Scary stuff, Claremont's a scary place these days as residents get ready for Halloween. Cecil Gerrard has a spooky display that makes a state- ment. photo by Celia Bronkhorst Halloween party being held for diabetic children DURHAM - A Halloween Families are invited to the party for diabetic children is party. being held on Oct- 31. The cost is S3 a person and The Charles H. Best Dia- it's payable at the door. There betes Centre is holding the will be refreshments and pizza. party at the Oddfellows Hall Children attending can wear Corinthian Club, on Simcoe St. their costumes. N., in Columbus. It will run from 2 to 5 p.m. Columbus is north of Oshawa on Simcoe St. and is for diabetic children of For more information, call all ages in Durham Region. the Best centre at 434-7233. MATERNITY' ....DRESSES ....29_95 X39_95 :::X49_95 X59_'95 WHAT A SELECTION! ZI�on Rd. OR VD Yyeekdays 10A hNlS Rd. Q. ,�� C Sdurday 10$ ERING � . S,,,,,till x,,,as 12-5 !' rWo � Hospice helpers sought AJAX-PICKERING - An orga- nization offering hospice services is looking for volunteers. Hospice Durham, Ajax -Picker- ing Branch, provides in-home support for individuals and fami- lies facing terminal illness. Training sessions for volun- teers will be held on Saturdays, Jan. 16 and Jan. 23, and Sunday, Jan. 24. Training covers care tech- niques and communication skills Ajax the place to boogie this Halloween AJAX-PICKERING - A Hal- loween dance this Friday is going to be a ball. The Ajax Halloween Costume Ball is set for Oct. 30 at the Annandale Golf and Curling Club and entertainment will be provid- ed by Jimmy Fraser, the One Man Boogic Band. Admission is S 15 a person. The event runs from 7:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. and there will be a mid- night buffet, prizes such as a color television, and a fortune teller pre- sent. Annandale is at the comer of Church and Bayly Sts., Ajax. For more information or tick- ets, call Tom Cochrane at 683- 9581 or Gord Baxter at 839-7861. and includes workshops on stress. Hospice Durham's services are free and available to residents throughout the region. Volunteers provide compan- ionship, assist with errands, help with child care, prepare some meals and transport clients. For more information, call Heddi Gregor at 831-2641 or Car- ole Fowles at 427-8425 after 5 p.m. Trustee In Bankruptcy Ofjering all insolvency !services including personal & corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 58 Rossland Rd. W. 721-7506 AJAX: 3 Harwood Ave. S. 619-1473 COSOURG: 72 King St. W. 372-4744 Saturday & evening appointments available. FREE initial consultation. lf4 III NMI 311rolb fill( C ( JAMES R. YANCH I►1Cou�� urs i .001 ■ increase your tax knowledge ■ convenient times and CALL vocations NOW & H R BLOCK For more information call... OSHAWA/WHITBY - 725-4563 #1AJAX/PICKERING - 686-1395 BRANDOM KITCHENS Your kitchen renovation at your Fall Kitchen Sale Offer expires OCL 3L M^2 �- D• rw,B00erCl�o� �M Attend our free Kitchen Desi n investment for Seminars an g your home! • Call to register Seminar dates and Locatiiinne as follows Oshawa Scarborough November 12 _ November 10 1732 Baseline Rd. 1125 Kennedy Rd (Just north of 401 & courtice Rd.) (just north of lAwrence Ave.) 432-3300 750-3295 IN 11 e - , 0 0 .• u r-. On an average night, AiaxIs Gwen Lundv has 30 house guests to fuss over. Gwen works at the Harwood & Westnev Branch of Royal Bank in Ajax. But for approximately 4 hours - even, week, she works at a radically different job. YOU see, Given is a volunteer at The Denise House, a shelter for abused women and children �. in Oshawa. It's up to Gwen and the other volunteers to make the �+r House seem a little more like home for the 30 women and children who live there. Gwen's special area of expertise is the pantry, where she helps out by sorting tins and keeping the cupboards stocked. But her most important contribution is, as Gwen puts it, "just being there" .," ,.-- ometiimes that means giving mothers a break by keeping the kids entertained. Or just being around to talk things out over a coffee. Whatever the case, Gwen is always on hand to lend her emotional support. As a member of the fund- raising committee, Given is also on hand to help organize events such as the annual dinner, bar- b-yues, and golf tournaments. The monev raised throu(,11 these events provides the residents with financial support as thev attempt to build nei% a lives for themselves. 1s are nt-ver faire. The shelter gives them a chance to take that first step and make a break," explains Gwen. Thanks, Gwen. You've helped a lot of people take some very positive steps. And to all the other Royal Bank employees here and across Canada who volunteer their time in so many ways, we'd just like to say thanks for doing what you do. 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U -c frAQE WA 77iEMEMADVZKrWF;,1rALD, OCrOb=.2i,,blt Art sale Nov. 20 YMCA auction helps kids DURHAM - The work of more than 70 artists will be up for grabs at an auction which will help chil- dren attend YMCA programs. The auction, which features the work of Janice Tanton, is co- sponsored by the YMCA of Durham Region and Beaux Arts. Internationale. About 130 pieces of art will be presented, with start- ing bids ranging from $70 to $4,000, which is 30 to 50 per cent below gallery prices. The event will be held Friday, Nov. 20 at the Whitby Yacht Club, 701 Gordon St. A preview will begin at 6:30 p.m. and the auction is set for 8 p.m. Tickets are $12 in advance or Obituaries KLIPFEL, Emma - Suddenly at the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Sunday, Oct. 25, 1992. Emma Klipfel, in her 89th year. Beloved wife of the late George Klipfel. Loving mother of Gayle and her husband Robert Lyng. Dear grandmother of Constance and her husband Peter Knott of San Jose, California, David and his wife Debbie of Oshawa, Daniel and his wife Nikki of Saskatoon, and great-grandmother of Grego- ry, Lisa, Lindsav and Sean. Dear $15 at the door. For $30, patrons All proceeds will provide will receive a receipt for a tax financial assistance for children to deductible donation and a chance attend YMCA programs. to win a framed piece of art. Tickets are available at the There will be complimentary YMCA office, 814 Brock St. N., wine and cheese. Visa and Mas- Whitby. For more information, tercard will be accepted. call 668-6868 or 686-7849. Blood donor clinic Nov. 10 AJAX-PICKERING - A blood donor clinic next month has a tar- get of 300 units. The clinic will be held Tues- day, Nov. 10, from 1 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., at St. Bernadette's Parish Hall, at the corner of Harwood Ave. and Bayly St., Ajax. All blood types are urgently needed. the Peace Lutheran Church, 928 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. Cre- mation. The family will receive friends from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Donations made to the Diabetes Association or the Peace Lutheran Church would be appreciated. PLANT, James - After a lengthy illness at the Ajax -Picker- ing Hospital on Oct. 3, 1992. James Plant, loving husband of Jean. Grateful thanks to Dr. Stein and Dr. Ricer for the care given sister of Elinor Carveth of Orlan- by the third floor nursing staff. do. Florida and predeceased by Donations to the charity of your Matilda Ellis. Mrs. Klipfel will choice would he appreciated by rest at McEachnie Funeral Home, the family. Arrangements were 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pick- entrusted to McEachnie Funeral ering Villagel, 428-9.388 after 2 Home, Ajax, 428-8,488. p.m. Wednesday. Funeral service SELLARS. Marguerite M. - Thursda), Oct. 29 at 1 1 a.m. at Of Toronto, formerly of 'v1ontreal. 'Montreal Trust announces the Cashable GIC. V 4 0 0 1-vear term' Applicable interest rate payable upon redemption or maturity. Minimum depc>.+it $500, maumum $100,000. .Rate subject to chargee t►ithout notice. Montreal Trust reserves the right to discontinue offering the Cash" ,GIC at any lime and without prior notice. *363 days. ..._ MONTREAL TRUST Hub Plaza. 1360 Kingston Road PICURING 4204" t 04k Donors must have waited at least 70 days since the last time they gave the gift of life and they have to show a Red Cross donor card or other identification, prefer- ably with a photo and a signature. For more information, call the local Red Cress office at 420- 3383. Passed away peacefully after a lengthy illness at Ballycliffe Nursing Home, Ajax, on Satur- day, Oct. 24, 1992. Marguerite M. Sellars, beloved wife of the late Robert Sellars. Predeceased by brothers Clarence and Wilmer Sorenson and sisters Doris Bar- rencliffe and Audrey Gordon. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Crema- tion. Flowers gratefully declined. Properties consist of vacant single family residential lots. Sealed offers to purchase for above will be received until 4:00 p.m., local time, Thursday, November 12, 1992. By: Mr. J.C. Mather CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER. THE METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY 5 SHOREHAM DRIVE DOWNSVIEW, ONTARIO M3N 1 S4 Further information and conditions of purchase may be obtained by calling, Property and Administrative Services at 661-6600, exts. 221 or 223. A Certified Cheque in the amount of 5% of offer to accompany all offers. Balance to be paid in cash on closing. THE HIGHEST OR ANY OFFER NOT NECESSARILY ACCEPTED Sale arrangements are subject to approval of the Lieutenant-Govemor Council. 16` metro region Or ConSerVation ACT on Quality Durham Region A.C.T. and the Productivity Improvement Centre, Durham CoUege have an ongoing c-nirmintent to provide quality training programs to meet the needs of individuals in the ntant.11JOtiring and service sectors in Durhant Region. The. following courses are offered: Plan Reading & Geometric Dimensioning (48 bours) Noverntx•r i - December 12. 1992 WednesoLiv. 6 p.m. - 10 p.m. Saturday: 8 a.m. - 12 noon Cost: Members: S1-ui -i5 Norimenthrr. SI91.90 (GST inc.) ilio course i c pn w aryl v to introduce the basic techniques ofplart reading and the correct interpmtatrn►1 r f iridic trim! dratr'i►tks crc circ did to t isualizatinn. The student will also lean! to implentew the pritic 1plc1 of G.D. 7' in engineering, manufaciuritig and quality, c o►It rT it P►11'1IT1►! I►!e'►tJs. Basic Statistical Process Control (40 bours) Novetntx•r 10 - December 12, 1992 Tuesday: 6 p.m. - 10 p.m. Saturday: 8 a.m. - 12 noon Cost. Stc"N-rs: $117.70 Nortmembers: $155.15 (GST inc.) This course is desik►ted to (jeveloppractical skills in basic techniques ofstatislical control. It includes corny)l charts and methods to analyzeprocess capability in man.-.- rzicturing mid sen ice industries. SPC, Basic is a compulsory subject for the Multiskilled Worker Cer7icate program, hitennediate Level, Durbam Region Act. Advanced Statistical Process Control (40 bours) January 11 - February 10, 1993 Monday: 6 p.m. - 1(.` p.m. Wednesday: 6 p.m. - f0 P.M. Cast: Members: $ 117.70 Nonmembers: S 155.15 (GST inc.) This course will teach advanced fechniques in data analysis including analyzing non- nornta/ data, linear regression, correlation analysis, and multi vary and short run control charts. Prerequisite. Famiharwith basic SPCcrntcepts. Successful completion would give the student a credit towards the Total QualityAdvanced Certificate, Durham Region ACT. Cost of Quality (24 bours) December 1 - December 19, 1992 Tuesday: 6 p.m. - to pm. Saturday: 8 am. - 12 noon Cost: Members: $80.25 Nonmembers: $117.70 (GST inc.) Cos} of Quality encompasses the concept of defining and measuring quality casts and ,how it provides a new measure for cost control as well as identify reducirrgoverallqualitycosts. Cost of Quality is aconr ulso opportunities for A rysubjectfortheMultiSkilled Worker Cera fcateprogram, Advanced Level, Durham Region ACT These courses are held at Durham College, Oshawa and are for employed persons. Any spaces left ten days prior to the commencement of a course will be made available to people outside (tie region. Unemployed people may be eligible subject to approval from U.I.C. To register, phone Durham Region ACT 430-8511 on Dwrk-wn DURHAM �►-,�C� _t T C O L L E G E • • %M 6 11 �.: ; > �.�"�+" . 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Go south to Victoria St. and west to Watson SL � om and hod (eke �Uz (:>f the fca-tu�^+�s. pr�Ver's s�4e Tilt steering oar bug Cruise Avlomal-lc coh�ro� 4rqnZM-1.Ssj-0n y V6 en��ne lb No c6ge dircondiiior%o�* 7 passenger seafi�n9 Ro4F rock Pear Shovlde ,!, sfirq�o$ W/ 1993 Dodge Caravan SE/Plymouth Voyager SE 7 40 Factory Financing over 48 months** -owS moss F, ; Over 3 nnTw MgkWagons sold in North America or �7 N A j °mss Cu.stomarOna sor �-. re ASK ABOUT IT tos y� Cash to You** Made in Onfigrio ADVA , ATAGE CORYStER YOUR CHRYSLER DEALERS OF ONTARIO No charge air conditioning available on model as shown as well as other specially equwpped m3dels. "Offers mutual) exclusive and for Example $15.000 ® 7 9% A.P.R./48 month term Month) y personal use only, Financing subject to approval. Monthly payment $365.49. C.O.B. $3.293.52. Total amount to be repaid: $18.293.52. With $750 rebate not taken, statutorily required �i � recalculated C.O.B. expressed in dollars and percent is $4,043.52 and 10.59% per annum. Freight, licence, taxes, insurance, registration, and other fees extra. See Dealer for details. "'Some restrictions apply. See Dealer for details. CHRYSLER : ------------------------------------------------------ ...................................... ...........+ � ra♦ w++��iaw+►.�ss♦ Support� � � 1 � •�: ►•t• � - �•,, :� �i��•,.�•. .'.'� ..''`.','cthe Aj ax P�cker�n 92 United W g ay campaign N Y 11hited �11;2 �j A ' 3 o� r-. Nfay i Turning t -he" world around for the needy5, x 'You're Oeing asked to donate here and now' 0 AJAX-PICKERING - No gift is too small for the United Way of Ajax -Pickering. Individual contributions help the United Way support health and human care programs and services pro- vided by 28 agencies and special pro- jects. Just consider how far your dol- lar goes: • $1.45 Sronnects a client to the provincial - wide head injury associ- ation. • $4 gives a senior or shut-in a hot, nutritious meal. • $10 will buy five bag lunches for Veople start- ing work; 100 combs or 25 tooth- brushes; shampoo for 200 people; or five pairs of socks and underwear. • $16 gives a hand- icapped child one-on-one swimming instructioa.- which kicked off in September and runs until December, aims to bring in $1,050,000. And, unless you have an employee campaign, you don't have to has not been reached. I think that's because not enough peo- ple have been asked. Well, you are being asked to donate here and now" to the United Way. THE SYMBOL In December 1991, for example, the Distress Centre of Durham Region received 822 calls. Eighteen of those callers threatened to commit rU SAYS IT ALL You have seen this symbol at health agencies, day-care facilities, neighborhood centers, and on ali United VJay posters and oublicat ons. But did you know the symbol's verb simple, yet universal, message) Ne y , � ^?NN Apple House offer outreach counselling to 51 abused women last year. Of those women, all were emotionally abused, 76 per cent were phys- At the bottom is a helping hand The image in the center, the sym- And a rainbow springs from the The hand symbolizes the services bcl of mare rd, is cradied cy the helping hand, representing the and programs supported by helping hand 't shows that al' hope of a better life possible United Way people are upliftea by United through Jnited Way Way In these simple figures is the sum total of the United Way mission— to ncrease the organized capacity of oeocle to care for one anot'er f r o m September to June. •• $25 enables a disabled, rail or elderly person to enjoy a day away from home in a stimulating day program. It also gives the caregiver a day of rest. • $54 provides financial assistance to give a preschool- er one month of a playschool program. This year's campaign, Y_ .It brings out the best in all of us. wait to be contacted before donating to the United Way. "If you don't have a cam- paign, ask your employer why," executive director Peter Beatteay suggests. Though the United Way of Ajax -Pickering reached its goal of not less than $1 million during last year's fund-raising campaign, Mr. Beatteay believes "the area's potential ::EVERY NIGHT OF THE WEEK =WE OFFER ONE OF THESE SPECIALS • FILET OF SOLE • BBQ BACK RIBS • FILET MIGNON • NEW YORK SIRLOIN • ROAST PRIME RIB OF BEEF • TENDERLOIN TIPS • SHISH KEBOB (OFFER GOOD • VEAL PARMIGIANA F1101111116 -10 M) • CHICKEN PARMIGIANA 77 .. '�� \ � .�.�' ..:'LCL- - I s^L l,. • •� . FOR ONLY $ 9 099 In particular, Mr. Beatteay is reminding commuters to indi- cate on their employee payroll deduction form that their con- tribution should be forwarded to their local agency. Only 9¢ of every dollar col- lected by the United Way goes to administrative costs. The rest funds 28 agencies and spe- cial projects, helping thou- sands of needy people. suicide, another two had already made the attempt, and 20 had a suicide in the family and were finding it difficult to cope. (Durham has a suicide rate of four per cent. That's higher than the provincial average of 1.4 per cent.) Money collected by the United Way of Ajax -Pickering also helped Oshawa YWCA Pickering Town Centre 839-2507 HT FROM 5:00-10:00 P.M. EVERYTF i c a I l y abused. 12 per cent were sexual- ly abused and six per c e n t involved child abuse. A p p l e House offers a 24-hour crisis line, outreach counselling to abused women and second stage safe accom- modation to a b u s e d women and their chil- dren in the Ajar -Pick- ering com- munity. That's not all. Last year. the :Meals -on- Wheels pro- gram, which is operated by the Red Cross, deliv- ered 6,794 meals to Ajax and - Pickering residents. During one month last year, Community Care volun- teers drove 160 seniors to medical appointments. As long as there are abused women and children, troubled teens, seniors without support and families in conflict, the United Way promises to be there to do what it can. To help the United Way meet that promise, call 686- 0606. OPEN SUNDAYS 10:30 A.M.-8:00 P.M. Sunday Special Bacon & Eggs $1.99 SUN., MON., TUES., WED *$99 TWO CAN EAT FOR 12 Dinner Choices: Filet of Sole, Baby Beef Liver, Minced Sirloin Steak, Lasagna, Spaghetti, Fish & Chips, Steak on a Kaiser. NG ON OUR MENU ONLY 9.99 OR LESS k, PAGE 2* -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, OCTOBER 29,1!92 The management & staff... BRUCE BISSELL Buick Pontiac Ltd. 201 Bayly St. W., Ajax 683-6561 WISH TO THANK THE RESIDENTS OF DURHAM REGION FOR THEIR SUPPORT OVER THE PAST 20 YEARS. Supporting the great work of the United Way in the Communitv. P'S�ON OF the r0 V � Is Proud To Support The United Way SCO2"' Fresh Food CL7 I I I : I L MOM for the healthy appetite 485 Bayly St. (at WOO" Rd.) AJAX 686-7757 705 Kingston Rd. (at Whigs Rd.) PICKERING 420-9911 1340 Kingston Rd. (at Liverpool Rd.) PICKERING 831 -SUBS Is Pleased To Support The Ajax -Pickering United Way. Getting you around Ajax the easy way... -,R-Z Congratulates the United Way- for their wonderful work. The Downtown Business Professional Services... SUPPORT THE 1992 UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN Downtown Executive Committee Chairman- ................. . .... John. E %' Jones Past Chairman ............... Tony Stolk Vice Chairman. .............. Joe Dickson Secretary Treasurer....... Henry_ Nelson Director...........................Scott McMurray Director......._„„..............Dianne Hanson Town of Ajax Rep......... Steve Parrish Bayview Mazda 984 Kinston Rd., Pickering 831-3949 WHERE PEOPLE MADE A DIFFERENCE! SERVICE HOURS Mon., Thu s., Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 5 pm 'Wed. 7:30 p.m. - &00 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. "Ml Will sm IJ7 r M WILT11 Congratulations to the Ajax - Pickering United Way! PICKERINGS FLOORING 3 DRAPERY CENTRE 1211 Kingston Rd., linit 12 Durham Square 83'-8888 Don't miss our I-NBELIEVABLE GRAND OPENLNG SPECIALS Look for our GRAND OPENING Flyer in Wed., Nov. 4th News Advertiser DESIGNER KITCHENS EST. 1%3 333 KINGSTON ROAD (ATTHE ROUGE RAVII 509-5555 OFFICE CENT . Salutes all our wonderful friends of the United Way! Head Office. Pnnting Plant Order Duk, Wrw Retail Store: 513 WESTNEY ROAD SOUTH, AJAX, ONTARIO L1S 6W8 Retail Store and New i Used Budget, Furniture Showrooi, arehare: 218 HARWOOD AVENUE SOUTH, AJAX, ONTARIO US 2H6 , Sheridan p CHEVROLET • GEO.OLDSMOBILE • CADILLAC THE VALUE! 1800 Kingston Road (2 km east of Pk*z ing Town Centre) b83-9333 OPEN SATURDAY Salutes & Supports the United Way SATURN Supports the SAAB UNITED WAY M and their ISUZU Good works. OF PICKERING 980 KINGSTON ROAD 83MI59 SATUIP"AAanlM SERVICE HOURS: Mon.-Thurs.-Fri. 7:30 am. - 5 p.m. i Tues, Wed. 7:30 a.m. - 8:00 pm. Sat. 8.1 p.m. , THE STAFF... CO1Of Y01AM , K3RMR!'�_7 705 Kingston Rd. (Ila- •. #t2 at Whites Road) Pickering 420-25548 is pleased to support the united NX"a}• and congratulates them for another won(lertid .var. n OUR SUPPORT IS ALWAYS BEHIND THE UNITED WAY "CARING PEOPLE” 20 HARWOOD AVE. S. 3rd stoplight North of 401 AJAX 428-2234 DECORATING? • Custom made furniture • Re -upholstery • Custom window treatmenft•., • Wall & Floor coverings We support the United Way! 9%CKERjpw 16M ftM St., Pickering 686-9846 GROWER DIRECT Dozen Long = Stemmed Roses $999SH& CARRY We support the United Way Phone In Orders for Delivery Baywood Centre, Ajax Opm 7 Days A Week 619 -ROSE Mw" Geb ca aow•o �.er.ra.er. ereryd.r.venet � 0 ) JE 1._ 6) 0) 0 0 • • • 0 'tss • R : 4 4'.. Your d*onation means a lot to the United Way AJAX-PICKERING - A little means a lot. That's the message the United Way of Ajax -Pickering is send- ing out to area residents as it aims to help thousands of needy people through tough times again this year. "It's going to take a lot of big hearts to reach in their pockets and give a little," says campaign chair Doug Wellman. "People with jobs may still be concerned about the future. Asking them to donate isn't easy. It takes a per- son with a lot of caring and feel- ing for their community." The United Way wants to raise S1,050,000 this year. That's up from last year's successful campaign of not less than S1 mil- lion, the agency's first Sl million year ever. That money is distributed to 28 agencies and special projects, ranging from such crisis agencies as the Denise House and the Dis- tress Centre to counselling ser- vices as Credit Counselling, Durham Mental Health and the John Howard Society. It also funds such special needs as Free Volunteers sought to help assign funds .AJAX-PICKERING Who really benefits from your donation to the United Way of Ajax -Pickering? You can find out and help the United Way at the same time by taking part in this year's Citizen Review Panel, scheduled to take place in March and April. Each year, the United Way opens its doors to members of the public who can devote six to 10 hours of their time to review how contributions are allocated. Volunteers will be required to visit four to six agencies which receive fund- ing from the United Way. . During each agency visit, panel members are asked to discuss such issues as the agency's service to the com- munity, whether it's meeting community needs, how changes in community trends are influencing the agency, and factors which affect oper- ating costs.. To learn more about the review process, or to join a citizen panel, call the United Way at 686-0606. From Fear and the Head Injury Association, as well as such neighborly help agencies as the Barbara Black Youth Centre, Big Brothers, Big Sisters and St. John Ambulance. "Without the financial support of residents, we wouldn't be able to fund those services," Mr. Wellman notes. "We have to remember there are people who have a whole lot bigger problems than we do." Executive director Peter Beat- teay agrees. "if the year was tough for you because you weren't able to take an extended vacation or buy new living room furniture, put yourself in the place of someone who has to go to a food bank to feed their fami- ly or someone who has to look for help to free themselves from abuse. "That's life for many people," Mr. Beatteay adds. "The only people they can turn to are their neighbors and their friends. Throughout its 22 years of ser- vice, the United Way's most visi- ble role has been its annual cam- paign. This year, that campaign features a wide range of events, including a golf tournament, for- mal ball, art auction, and fashion show. Still to come is a Hal- loween dance, monster bingo, poker tournament and television auction. To find out how you can help, call the United Way at 686-0606_ trophy A -S factory -7 Tours: A &A ST Mon. - Thurs. 7 p.m. -11 p.m. Fri. - Sat 6 p.m. -1 a.m. For Free Tickets listen to l� 771E NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, berm R 3k 19!24PACB 21•A Please give to the United Way Come one - Come all . .WALNUTGROU PLAZA Supporters 1163 Kingston Rd. of the (Just west of Liverpool Rd.) United Wa of / GREAT Vt,*'r PRIZES &FUN FOR EVERYONE HALLOWEEN C OSTUME 11 CONTEST 'Friday Oct. 30th .iaturday, Oct. 31s4 41, Presented by these friendly merchants: Prizes awarded in y the following categories: r --------- Ages 1-5 6-13 I 'o 14-20 41i 21 and over I MAKE IT A HALLOWEEN I FREE KIDDIE CONE FAMILY COSTUME AFFAIR. 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Hwy ■z earl a Bost lid BAYWQOD CENTRE Across from the pose Othce Iln Yedre Budding 0 686-3784 686 -DRUG em 428-1711 • • Iowa- PI owa_ • I Q It, 4„ Crime Stopper s� - . _ . _ . , . , . , _ . - _ , _ . • .� �..��. Policeseek• scratchmandmwi n thieves By SERGEANT GRANT ARNOLD Durham Regional Police Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional Police are ask- ing for the public's help in solving a theft in Oshawa on Friday, Aug. 7. Just after 9 p.m., two suspects, a male and a female, entered the Checkers Variety store at 501 Rit- son Rd. S. The female stood by the cash counter and looked at the display rack. The male walked around the store and then called the clerk to the rear of the store regarding something that was spilled on the floor. While the clerk was at the back of the store, the female suspect went behind the counter and grabbed a handful of Lotto scratch -and -win tickets, stuck them into her purse and left the store. The male left the store shortly after without making a purchase. Suspect number one is described as female, white, 30 years old, five -feet four -inches tall, heavy set, dark brown hair in a pageboy style, wearing a white sweater and a dark shirt. Suspect number two is described as male, white, 30 years old, five -feet I1 -inches tall, slim build, light blonde short hair, wearing a checkered shirt_ Three other Oshawa stores have been victimized in a similar fashion and police believe that the same two suspects were responsi- ble. A re-enactment of this crime will be shown on CITY TV chan- nel 57 cable 7 on Thursday, Oct. Protecting yourself and your home PICKERING - Securing your home and ensuring personal safety are the topics of two sepa- rate seminars coming up at the Pickering Central Library. Durham Regional Police will offer both programs during Crime Prevention Week. Tips on securing your home will be presented Tuesday, Nov. 3 at 7:30 p.m., while personal safety will be discussed Wednesday, Nov. 4 at 7:30 p.m. The central library is located in the civic complex, One The Esplanade. Both programs are free but vou're asked to register at 831-78t>y. 6:21�FQauti uz y FJecvolysis • trYaxirtp •Sculptured & iFAer Im Nalls • Make Up Applications jWedft PWdes & Corrective) NAILS AREA MUST! Sculptured 530 Fiberglass s25 BONUS: FREE MATCHING UPSTICK WITH EACH NAIL APPUCA TION fiO4JR3' 144 Old Kingston Road, Unit 10 10 Mon.-S&L at Elizabeth Street, Ajax 619-3392 t�- "True Pay-as-you-go" e No membership risks WCOIVIOUt • No initiation fees or S T u o I o monthly commitments If you are interested in great classes that promise results, taught in a friendly atmosphere by qualified instructors, come and try a free class from the schedule below. New classes can be added by customer reauests. t$MCK NOrM Plata, ZMU BLOCK floats, PtCKarstq, UnWO L1A Z1Q aw Opt 427ml 047 '1 f r � •gr.tr. aid 29, during the 6 and 10 p.m. hews. It will also be shown on CHEX TV in Peterborough and CKVR in Barrie on Friday, Oct. 30, again during the news. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for information leading to the arrest of these two suspects. Police need the public's help in finding those responsible for this offence or any other criminal offence. If you have any informa- tion you can provide, you can help by calling Crime Stoppers with your tip. As a caller, you will never be asked for your name or have to go to court. The Crime Stoppers phone number is 436-8477. That's 436 - TIPS. Sgt. Grant Arnold is the coor- dinator with the Durham Regional Crime Stoppers. • ...................w. w•.w� . • uuq vv • varuw�rq � i.ov..vu r v IT'S CHRISTMAS AT PICKERING PHOTO PICKERING - f Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Wk -and Sat Sun 9:15.n, •8"S •8egS •IntS •8"S •FB 9*00&m Begs IntS 10 30.nk v F8 the fireplace crackles and vyo ds -- V 889S 10.004M SM Begs 6:30pm BegS FS MIS BTB F8 sending gift portraits SP@6* Wodahops o/and for kids wW aduft. Sas mondty rimisov. 7:30pm 8:30pm BTB Begs BegS IntS SegS FS IntS Be9S 8095 t$MCK NOrM Plata, ZMU BLOCK floats, PtCKarstq, UnWO L1A Z1Q aw Opt 427ml 047 '1 f r � •gr.tr. aid 29, during the 6 and 10 p.m. hews. It will also be shown on CHEX TV in Peterborough and CKVR in Barrie on Friday, Oct. 30, again during the news. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for information leading to the arrest of these two suspects. Police need the public's help in finding those responsible for this offence or any other criminal offence. If you have any informa- tion you can provide, you can help by calling Crime Stoppers with your tip. As a caller, you will never be asked for your name or have to go to court. The Crime Stoppers phone number is 436-8477. That's 436 - TIPS. Sgt. Grant Arnold is the coor- dinator with the Durham Regional Crime Stoppers. • ...................w. w•.w� . • uuq vv • varuw�rq � i.ov..vu r v IT'S CHRISTMAS AT PICKERING PHOTO PICKERING - f already Christmas at Pickering Photo, The studio has been transformed into a Yuletide wonderland. 1i The tree lights twinkle, — .- �r.-=- the fireplace crackles and -- the stockings are hung. r The Christmas portrait season is already underway for families sending gift portraits overseas and for the well - organized Christmas shopper. Chuck 3 Debbie Shumilak create Christmas in their newly decorated studio at Pickering Photo, Hub Plaza 831-4305. Chuck and Debbie in Pickering. doors, fireplace all done Shumilak own and Our reputation will in soft colours, perfect operate Pickering Photo, keep us Pickering's setting for your next located in the Hub Mall favorite family family portrait. on Kingston Road in photographer, but what Appointments can be Pickering. Chuck and his will continue to make us arranged by calling 831 - photography are well unique is that we try 4305. Book early and known in Pickering. harder. For instance, we you can sit back with a Chuck has given his have the biggest studio in smile knowing your knowledge and advice to Pickering. We've handled Christmas shopping was many residents. His groups of 24 people. done when you had your portraits hang in many Our newly decorated family portrait taken at public centres and homes studio features french Pickering Photo. tff Choice OY o(0 iff All Lenses S ears 1 IM, I I a -i At 'c Optical,_ MENOPTIC 50% off all in -stock lenses with the purchase of a frame at regular price OR 50% off all in-line frames with the purchase of lenses at regular price. Eye examinations arranged. Offer expires December 24, 1992 M Sears Club your money's worth ... and more meni+la itship is LM 1Lt'%FJK 'ding Sears Ganaaa inc TM Trade Mark aumonzed for use m Canaca Sortie mstnctions apply. Oshawa Centre Lah on Premises. These two offers cannot he combined nor can either offer he combined with apy gt4er diWuup(,o1f4r,. ., 1EEF UNIDU 0 ft,,h� 9W'd ff-L 0 3k91mWz 7 ia41vm� .� T ISSUE THR white 2 Ph ;mit 2 pKg5. per. . ��--..�-��' DET IES CHMOLAff CHIP ftesic6#'s Choke 149 4; 9 Lim# 2 pkgs. g pkg- per c Zs ad&krma(q= 99 ALIEN mid 99 1 FFM bw JUCES 3x WL or Bart Sirpm ii AP ..gyp 6666 dr 1_d�iiii 0 * 70 Ab. rp rve �AEN ',��Van,ANAS qM6 .64�k 9 do ROAST, TIDE L*c powder or AD W,,6, bLxxky [1 I F's 9 * crms W 418 L box spec,i0I = swam I /HI%WA"Clir YM JMID. • dead'',.- ORA QQ1 JUICE 189 L dh. q=19 I Regular or with pulp orc6r25 FIR FE Ap r k IL AL in ftim effidve &xxlay., Octobw Z art ft9,W Ix-i'mw-*"d­ m cm *e any. Skym resriveT&Athe b f nit quay t s. CE'1'11'1'� - 66 1 4 A &&A 41& SS A16-4 A SA,44,1 f19Wff;1T4,4r1FMrvFv iL it, q LA 140 THE NEwS AD`IWI78E& wm�Qc'rom gi, Lit ^Gg wA Waste management'awardwinners honore DURHAM - Wow. Last week's column indicated there's been an 81 per cent reduction in waste. Don't I wish! I'm sure all my readers know by now that I'm a great optimist about waste reduction. Sure we can do it. But actually folks, it must be the fault Of my computer or fax showing a two as an eight. The reality is that statistics show that, for the first six months of the year, there's been a 21 per cent per capita reduction in waste, says environ- ment minister Ruth Grier. "With the efforts now under way, we can meet or exceed our 25 per cent target by year end." Now, whenever I get discour- aged from seeing several garbage bags in front of one house or go to an event where disposable cups are offered for coffee, I'll secretly look at last week's column. tti Chrysler Canada - Windsor Assembly Plan has won the Ontario Waste Management Cor- poration (OWMC) Waste Reduc- tion Performance Achievement Award for 1992. The Chrysler plant completely eliminated haz- ardous chlorinated solvents, reduced hazardous glue, sealer and paint wastes by up to 50 per cent and replaced conventional air conditioning refrigerants having a formulation with an ozone deplet- ing potential of zero. These waste reduction measures saved the Chrysler Assembly Plant close to S2 million. Black & Decker Canada Inc. of Brockville, a power tool manu- facturer and distributor, and Court Galvanizing Limited of Guelph, a metal finisher, will each receive Awards of Merit for outstanding results in hazardous waste mini- mization. These prestigious awards will be presented by Ruth Grier at the Environmental Research & Technology Conven- tion luncheon in Toronto, Nov. 6. "These three companies have demonstrated impressive corpo rate -wide commitment to waste reduction. They set the standard in their respective industry sectors, and deserve province -wide recog- nition for their achievements in hazardous waste reduction in Ontario," says Dr. Donald Chant, OWMC chairman and president. Boris Boyko, assistant deputy minister, environmental planning and prevention division, MOE, praised the Chrysler achievement as "an outstanding example of innovation and commitment, lead- ing the way for automobile manu- facturing plants across the coun- vY " He also pointed to Black & Decker, with its extensive collec- tion and recycling program for nickel cadmium batteries used in power tools, as richly deserving of an award of merit. He described it as "product stewardship at its WARNING! 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Veterinarians nationwide recommend Invisible Fencing sO as a safe, effective way to keep your dog on your property. 7-A Coll today with your everyday reasons to get Invisible EY B Fencing. For you and your dog... everyday. >! INVISIBLE FENCING OF = SOUTH EAST ONTARIO tZ RANI"� 1=800=661=6286 �w •.# 7 X y. J.. r- finest." Court Galvanizing was also singled out for achieving zero dis- charge of waste water contami- nants, and for installing a sulfuric acid recovery and reuse system. The company shows a strong commitment from both manage- ment and employees to close the loop in waste reduction. TOWN OF AJAX op ©p0PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT 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 Kearn 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 REDISCOVER SMALL TOWN FRIENDLINESS AND GOOD OLD-FASHIONED SERVICE AT THE GIFT GALLERY IN AJAX Owners Kim Pulman and Kathie Blais-Dixon would like to invite one and all to help them celebrate their First Anniversary at The Gift Gallery in Ajax on Saturday. October 31 Ft from 10-6 and on Sunday, !november 1 st from 12-5. "We would like 'o extend a heartfelt thank you to our many .%onderful customers. You have `:eiped to make The Gift Gallery the success it has become during our first year." Positive comments often heard include: "It's .o nice to see something different." "Ajax needed a store like this." "I'm telling all my friends about this store." The Gift Gallery was founded by Kim Pulman. Kim runs two successful businesses in Scarborough and recognized the need for a "good -quality" gift shop in Ajax. Close friend, Kathie Btais-Dixon, became a co-owner shortly after opening. "Often when customers don't see what they wart we try our best to fund it for them or even suggest another location -- if possible, somewhere in Ajax. We believe in supporting our town." Both owners have been residents of Ajax for over 15 years. A great deal of effort is put into providing a variety of items as well as a variety of prices. "We're always paying attention to our customer's needs and Vying our best to help them rind a gift that they're really happy to give." The Gift Gallery has an extensive range of collectibles suitable for both men and women including Mats Jonasson crystal carvings of wildlife and endangered species: Brian Baker's hand -painted heritage plaques. Capodimonte flowers, Mabel Lucie Attwell's Memories of Yesterday figurines as well as numerous others. Many of these collectibles are emphasized at the store during their "Feature of the Month" display. To make your gift -giving easier take advantage of the store's convenient layaway plan and liee gift wrapping services. Little extras like these can make a difference in today's economy. _ Part of the Anniversary celebrations will include samples from a new feature in the store -- "Georgia Peach" gourmet foods. Come in and taste mouth- watering Southern Butter Pecan Biscuits, Just Peachy Preserves and Praline Mustard Glaze to name just a few. Enter your name in the special Anniversary draw. Two lucky winners will each receive a S50.00 gift certificate. Shop early for Christmas. There will be many in-store Anniversary specials. Enjoy hot apple cider made from Aspen Mulling Spices -- you won't want to leave without taking some home with you. If you haven't been to The Gift Gallery yet -- take the opportunity to help celebrate their rust anniversary and discover a great little store "right in your own back yard". They're located in the Baywood Centre at Bayly and Monarch. Phone 427-5589. -a.terersa�� ir>�.nr• FBIlmma-TA7d►RIDW Billboard Is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard items Is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednes- day publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publica- tion and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. LUPUS SUPPORT: The Lupus Support group 28meets Wed . Oct 28 from 7 30 to 9:30 p.m a' Faith Mace, 44 William St W . Oshawa Ali welcome 623-2765 (Karen) or 434-7221 (Arthritis Soci- ety) BUSINESS WOMEN: "he Dur -cm Business & Profess,cna: Wore -'s Club will hold a d'nner rnee ^g Wea . Oct. 28 at the Wh tby vacs, C'ub, Gordo^ St and Lcxes�ore Rc The top c .s MaKe vour Bus,- ness to Know A 5n0^c ai ponei ler sma'i o,;s ness, includ.ng bonK ^g and accountng from three view- points. bus.ness ns -ranee Ono human resources Recep•,on/cash bcn a' 6 o rr , a--er a' 6 45 a T S25 `c• members. S30 for o-ers Rese•ve. 427-693C (<a,e- Grahor-). 725-9' ?9 I.oc- A^- Evely-) INJURED WORKERS "ne Durham Reg cry ..-ec Wo,Ke,s mee's Wed. Oc' 28 a, 7 p -^ a- -~e C A W Ha, . '425 Pt-,, p Vv ,•roy Ave . Cs^cwc Elec'-en, g„es, soecKe• 57'-'667 (Eugene C-!;i- ga^) ORGANIC GROWERS: -^e Du' :,c-ccc- _'y: c 3 -ow - ars Tee• Wea . Oc- 25 a• 7 30 p T naT ego^ ^eocc,.cr e,s. 6C5 Ross;ana <c W1-oy "he 'oo c is so e- ^erc.zc' o^ __g a --g A we cone 434-623' ALZHEIMER e s,.paor• g•c,.o to' .. e es mee-s Wec . Cc* 29 a- 7 30 c T n ^e Co -- n .y Cc•e o" ce. 487 '"'es -e 7<c S -s 'G cna 2C A,cx V aeo ore se—'c'c— cna c sc„ss o -e ,esn -e --s se,vec -rye 9-0-2) •ree•s -rye tc._• V ecnesecv c' every -o— A Piecc-e 576 25c7 A67M J ii t r FREE 51TAUATION tl4 00i 50 OFF Any order over $W WITH THIS COUPON EXPIRES NOV. 14/92 HAUNTED HOUSE: Fairview Lodge kitchen staff will hold a Haunted House Wed.. Oct 28 and Thurs , Oct. 29 from 1 to 3 p m. and 6 30 to 8 30 D at Hwy. 2 and Cochrane St , Whitby. Admission 50C per per- son 668-5851 29 HOSPITAL BAZAAR: "he Ajax-Picker!ng Gen- eral Hospital Auxiliary wilt hold a fund-rais'ng bozeer Thurs . Oct 29 .n the hosprral lobby from 1C a m -o 5 p m Crafts, books. baked goods, white e!e- phcnT 683-4734 COMING UP i NEW -TO -YOU: St Ma -t n's Angl - ca^ Ch rc^. '2C3 St Martins Dr . Pickering, will host a New -To -Yo, sale Fri.. Oct 30 ',om 7 to 9 c, m i,sed clothing, books, records nousehoid Mems Donat,onpcK-uos 839-4769 DANCE: -ne P,cKenng orec,s o^ SKc' g e -C-5 wi', hold a "ai'oween Dc^ce . Oct 3C. 8 p- 'o 1 c- c* ma' Don Beer Arena, on 3, I nghcrr RC . PicKe, ng TicKe's S'5 o pe,son Costumes encou-agec 42C-'73' (Kc`e) HALLOWEEN DANCE: A-ailowee^ Do-ce cc •-e '_^..ae-'s Wsn Foundc'1on wlbe held So*. Oc- 3' Ct 8 p r Oooa.,C -^e > r-ose. nor* RCke' ng VCrnC. 680 =rOn' <C. aCK enng Costures p•eferrec _.ve be -a. food. cash oc• - cKe*s 83'- C867 (Gronam). 427-2'8C ilea^^e) HALLOWEEN DANCE: A Hal- loween masquerade dance spon- sored by local realtors will be held Sat, Oct. 31 at 8 p m at the Picker- ing Recreation Complex. 1867 Valley Farm Rd Proceeds heio abused chil- dren in association with the United Way of Ajax -Pickering Tickets $15 Discount at Sergeants Costume Rental, Slmcoe St., Oshawa. with the presentation of a ticket 428-7677 (Robert Owen): 683-1861 (Dune Bromley). 683-8542 (Jacqueynn Tan- ner) CLOTHING SALE: The congrega- tion O' "O'y 'r.n'r� Anglican Church. 91 Kings Cres, Ajax, wil hold a used clothing sale Sat , Oct. 31. 10 a m to 2 p m 683-3863 HAUNTED HOUSE: The A;ax-P�cker- ing <aciers 'AAA' minor atom hock- " -Galbraith (/j Repair Centre 1 // �► Jewellery • 1lalcbm Hatch Ratlery Replacement Nalch Straps d Rands- r. 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THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, OCTOBER 23,1"2 -PAGE 17-A ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT OuttaBoundsbound or r n roll fame. PICKERING - Outta Bounds is playing hard to get outta the basement and into a record deal. The Pickering -based band has already come a long way since March, 1991, when five friends from Dunbarton High School got together in a basement to make music. "We didn't know if we would click together," recalls guitarist Shawn Street. "But we've been able to work together at the same level. As a band, we perform well." And they play well, if their song "Angel" is any indication of their talent. With lyrics written by lead vocalist Keith Schram and music by Street, the track showcases the abilities of the band, which also includes key- boardist/guitarist Jeremy Van Sluytman, drummer Chris Gores- ki and bass guitarist Dwayne Clayton. Street describes the group as a "pop rock" band that's been influenced by Honeymoon Suite and Harem Scarem. "Angel", taken from a demo tape their agency uses to get them club bookings, has received air play on radio stations in Western Canada and Europe. The song will be included on a compilation CD featuring the music of 13 other Ontario bands being released near the end of this month on the Input Rage label. The groups featured on the CD will be getting together at Toronto's Opera House in November for a show. "In the last year, we've done lots of work," observes Street. "We're taking more time in the studio; taking time learning and writing. We're maturing, I guess." The band is working on a self - produced video to accompany "Angel" and is recording materi- al to send to Capitol Records, which wants to- hear more of the group. Outta Bounds records at Encore Music in the Pickering Home and Design Centre. It's their dream to land an international record deal, but Street says it's hard to judge what the request from Capitol Records means. "They say some companies do it to put you aside and make you do more. It's a nice way of saying, `Come back in a year or two years'." The "Angel" video will be sent to MuchMusic in the hope it gets aired. "If you're lucky, you'll get on there," says Street. "You have to have a pretty solid package to sell." While not exactly a household word, Outta Bounds has already attracted groupies in the club cir- cuit from Niagara Falls to Ottawa. "The same people pop up; the By Peter Mielzynski THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5 7:00 p.m. There will be 8 selections introduced that evening. Come Out - Taste - Enjoy - Outta Bounds, clockwise from lower left, includes Chris Goreski, Shawn Street, Dwayne Clayton, Keith Schram and Jeremy Van $luytman. same girls pop up and every band has them," says Street. With a trace of wonder in his voice, he adds, "They buy you stuff — beers and roses. They'll spend •'•A 01P EM a -�: photo by Ron Pietroniro money on you." The adoration of women sur- prises him because "We're no big Canadian act. We came out of the -basement a year ago." HALLOWEEN M I ! PUIV AND GAMES! Wear a costume dr escape the •3" cover charge after 9 p.m. 132 PRIZE 2 V COLOR TD! 2n PRIZE CD PLAYER! 3RD PRIZE $100 CASH! BE � D 420-2800 iai Pickering ingston ad., reds the goto rity But Street would rather have someone compliment him on his guitar style instead of proposi- tioning him. "It's nice to be rec- ognized for what you do and what you can do, not because you do it." The group would rather have success than fame and is aware of the traditional pitfalls in the rock `n' roll industry, says Strect. "We try to avoid the partying, the drinking. "You can't drink while you play. We look at it as a job we wanna get done and try to stay a -ay from things that are going t. break us apart." The group practises five nights a -eek to perfect its sound and ihr,c members are attending the Harns Institute for the Arts in I oro�nto, where the% *re taking .hnical courses such as record - and engineering production. Ir, the meantime. Outta Iounds continues to take their music on stage. Street credits the now defunct Pickering band Born Yesterday for helping them get started. "If it wasn't for them, we wouldn't be where we are now." The Agency, a Toronto agent representing Outta Bounds, did so at the recommendation of Born Yesterday, explains Street. The .agency's clients include stars like Kim Mitchell. "We're at the bottom (of the client list)", admits Street. "We're just the lit- tle ones." Nevertheless, Outta Bounds has opened for such acts as Teenage Head and Svengali. and has earned their own following. "We always have good reviews. Good things are said about us," says Street. Upcoming dates include a Hal- loween Parti Saturday, Oct. 31 at the Sapphire Club in Ajax and a show with the Juno -award win- ning Infidels at Candce's in Pick- ermt sometime in November. BANQUET & PARTY Bookings Available In Beautiful Country Club Setting Phone: CHERRY DOWNS 649.5991 Golf and Country Club JJ OPEN EATERY + SUNDAYS JC`if 10:30 a.m.-8:00 p.m. EVERY NIGHT OF THE WEEK(5 to 10 p.m.) WE OFFER A GREAT DINNER SPECIAL ONLY $999 EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT EVERYTHING $999 ON OUR MENU (5-10 p.m.) STILL ONLY Steaks and Roast Beef based on 8 oz. portions PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 839-2507 1Rlfl��f►93'lt��lJ�'�1D7cb'?!�l�l�Alt!'. � _ _ .___ ..�- ._. '.-.w. ....��••�,: -----_ _ .. ..----� - ., _ . .. ,,�. - PAGS20.A•THE NEWSADVERTrdM wgo,Q(. BER ta• Im Panthers' head coach fired Paul Waiters dumped'for betterment of team', former Uxbridge skipper hired By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter PICKERItiG - Paul Watters, the head coach of the Pickering Panthers, has been unceremoniously" fired by the '.Metro Junior 'A' hockey team. Watters, who coached the team to a respectable record of four wins. four losses and two ties so far this season• was fired by Panthers' president Bill Bar- ber during a phone call to Wat- ters' residence Saturday. Assistant coaches John Christofilos and Sid Urovitz were also let go by the Panthers. "I was kind of expecting it," says Watters. "There was just so much tension in the air. It wasn't a happy situa- tion. It didn't look like there was going to be anv devel- opment. Nei- ther side want- ed to iron out the cobwebs." Barber. who had praised Wat- ters as "the Paul Watters best young 'Expecting it' coach in the league" in an interview earlier this year, says the move was made to replace Watters "for the betterment of the team. "The chemistry on the team between the players, the coaches and the staff was not going smoothly. I don't want to run Paul down, but I don't think he was right for this team. I wanted to resolve the problems with Paul. I talked to him on numer- ous occasions about it. It was just a clash of personalities." Barber admitted there had been some frictiow among the players, the team's management and the coaching staff for some time, but he refused to elaborate for the record what type of prob- lems existed between Watters and management. Watters also refused to express the reasons behind his firing, only to say that manage- ment and coaching staff were at odds on the direction the hock•-, team should be taking. "It was a parting of philosophies, a difference in ` . ways the hock- ey team should T be run. %Ian - a g e m e n t ' voiced their opinion and we voiced our _ very opinion P , Bill Barber loudly, but we Bad chemistry couldn't come to a compro- mise," says Watters, who turned the team around from a dismal record of two wins, 18 losses and two ties in the first half of the 1991-92 season to make the playoffs, ousting the Wellington Dukes in the first round of post - season play. Watters added that the man- ner in which he was fired was handled poorly. "It was kind of sad and in poor taste the way they did it, over the telephone. The team's stick boy had told former play- ers (Erik) Goldhar and (Claudio) Peca (of the St. Michael's Buzzers who played -Pickering Friday), prior to the game," says Watters. Former Uxbridge Bruins Pickering Panthers goaltender Jim Boulieris gets set for the shot from the point, while a St. Michael's Buzzers player moves into the slot area during Metro Junior 'A' Hockey League action at the Pickering Recreation Complex Friday night. The Panthers dropped its fourth game of the year with a 5-2 loss to St. Mike's. The day after the game, head coach Paul Watters was fired by the Pickering club and replaced by Jim McDowell, a former coach with the Uxbridge junior 'C' team. junior 'C' coach Jim McDowell will take over as head coach of the Panthers as of Monday morn- ing. McDowell coached the Uxbridge squad for three years, taking them to the all -Ontario championship on one occasion. Barber suggested the coaching change will not have a detrimen- tal effect on the team. He's con- fident that the team will bounce back from its mediocre start and challenge for the league title this season. Watters says he's got a few Raiders 'AAA' midgets class of league AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax -Pickering Raiders `AAA' midget hockey team is perched in first place in the standings after a victory last Sunday night. The Raiders defeated the York-Simcoe Express 4-3 in a cliffhanger played in Newmar- ket. The win vaulted Ajax -Picker- ing into top spot in the Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA) eastern league west division standings. Rob Muller put the Raiders in the lead in the first period. Gra- ham Horne and James Hattie crew assists. With less than one ninute left in the first frame, Ken Brace dug out a loose puck and passed to Hattie who scored the Raiders' second goal of the contest. York-Simcoe scored on Raiders' goalie R y a in Lowe in the second period on the power- play to draw with- m AAAA goal. in one MIDEVS T h e Express netted two more goals in the third period to take a 3-2 lead. But, with 1:47 left in the final stanza, Lee Bosak scored ,the equalizer from Dave Duer- den. David Grenke potted the winning goal with 24 seconds remaining with assists from Bosak and Duerden. .Raiders' head coach Lionel Ingleton was pleased with Grenke's ability to win the majority of the face-offs throughout the game. The Raiders, sponsored by the Pickering Old Timers Hock- ey Association, will meet the Peterborough Petes at the Pick- ering Recreation Complex, then travel to the Memorial Centre to play Kingston later in the week. "pokers in a couple of fires" toward getting another coaching opportunity at the junior level. He expects to make a decision in the next couple of weeks. ❑ D ❑ Not only did the Panthers lose their coaching staff on the week- end, they also lost their fourth game of the year to the St. Michael's Buzzers 5-2 at the Pickering Recreation Complex Friday night. The Panthers were beaten by a couple of familiar faces in the St. photo by Ron Pietroniro Mike's line-up. Former Panthers goalie Erik Goldhar was brilliant in the net, stoning Pickering on a number of good scoring chances. Meanwhile, former Panthers' captain and leading scorer Clau- dio Pecca had a three-point night against his former teammates. Sean Fraser and Jason Reesor scored for the Panthers. The Panthers' next home game is against the Kingston Voyageurs at the Pickering Recreation Complex on Friday, Oct. 30. Game time is 7:30 p.m. Wanderers men's third ,rugby team ends season with playoff loss to Scottish AJAX - The Ajax Wanderers men's rugby third team ended the season on a losing note at Markham's Fletcher's Fields on Satur- day afternoon. The 'Wanderers dropped a narrow 19-17 decision to`he Toron to Scottish in Toronto Rugby Union Third Division playoff action. ,Ajax had been eliminated from the next playoff round last week after its second loss of the post -season. Andrew Selby, Charlie Gunthardt and Carl Euler all had trys` for the Wanderers. Craig Campbell kicked a convert. The Wanderers' men's over -35 team -will play its last game of the season against the Markham over -35s at Fletcher's Fields on Saturday. 1* I% 116 0 AAA' novices split games AJAX-PICKEMG - The Ajax -Pickering LOEB Glen- dale major novice `AAA' hockey team split games in OMHA Eastern region hock- ey action last weekend. Michael Plerulli scored five times to lead the Raiders to a 9-2 thrashing of the Central Ontario Wolves squad last Saturday. Also scoring were Tyler McGregor, Jonathan Walsh, Mark Rogers and Ryan Morgan. Andrew Hop- kins and Dennis Colterman each picked up three assists. Scott Robinson and Sean Kostka had two assists each with singles to Kevin Rogers, Mark Rogers and Walsh. The Raiders played unde- feated Richmond Hill/Vaugh- an last Sunday and dropped a hard-fought 2-0 decision. Scott Gray was brilliant in the net for the Raiders. Novices unbeaten Warriors have tickets for big game AJAX - The Ajax Warriors Soccer Club is offering a deal on tickets for Canada's first World Cup qualifying match in Toronto in November. The Warriors have a special discount for the Canada -Jamaica World Cup qualifying match at Toronto's Varsity Stadium on Sunday, Nov. 1 at 1:30 p.m. Advance reserve seating tickets regularly priced at $18 can be pur- chased from the Warriors for $15 (taxes included). Tickets are available at Nelson's Hobby Shop in the Ajax Plaza. There are a limited number of tickets. The World Cup `94 will take centre stage in the United States this year. For more information, call Pat Vieira at 427-0245. TOWN OF AJAX �OOp p�OQ PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT 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. The Town of Ajax Parks and Recreation �O Department, and the Ajax Recreation ti Advisory Council, cordially Invite you to ,attend any or all of the following focus workshops: SUBJECT DATE TIME LOCATION Community School/Commurtity Wed., Nov. 4 7:30 p.m. Ajax Community Centre Users 7:30 p.m. Centre, Admiral's Room Max Community Centre, Admiral's Room Ajax Community Centre, Carruther's Rim. Community Associations/ Service Clubs Seniors Groups/ Non -Community Centre Users Arts - Creative, Performing Crafts Mon., Nov. 11 7:30 p.m Mon., Nov. 16 7:30 p.m Thurs., Nov. 19 7:30 p.m Ajax Community Centre, Meeting Room 2 If you are a current member of any of the above -noted user groups or an interested individual user of Parks and Recreation facilities/services, your input and comments are welcome in assisting the Ajax Recreation Advisory Council to meet your needs. Plan now to attend. IFor further information, please contact Linda Keam at the Parks and Recreation Department - 427-8811. PICKERING - The Pick- ering Lincoln Homes minor novice 'AA' hockey team is still undefeated after eight regular season games. Pickering defeated New- market by a 5-2 count on Oct. ONLY lu I 19. Jason Brookings scored twice for Pickering in the - winning cause. Darryl Lloyd, Greg McHale and Bradley Binns netted singles. Kyle Hamilton, Keith Rhodes, Lloyd, Paul Ruta and Brent Dalliday all had one assist each. Pickering also beat FULLY Vaughan Rangers 3-1 on OcL 1 18. Grant Lemmon, Hamilton , and Brookings scored for Pickering with assists to Lem - mon, Ian Suginomori, Binns, Stuart Baumgartner and Brooking. Ryan Bosak and John Flude shared the goal- tending duties for Pickering. Ajax defeated -Row MEOW III AJAX - The Apx/Village IBEW, local 353 minor Regular 599.00 novice AA' rep hockey team was upended by Pickering in Intro ' Offer . a game last Saturday. 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Buy a handheld cellular phone from Radio Shack* and sign up for new acdvvadw—we'II give you a $100 cerdficatL Use it as payment on your cellular phone bill after you've received three months of cenular service from the cagier of your choice. Other resukdons and conditions apply, so drop by yoir nearest Radio Shack store for complete details. •O&r*pla w 17-1060, 17-8008, 1714503 only. Manes roust be acth aced at three of ptu ckaw for a retro' - of 6 roottdss. APPLY TODAY! Make shopping easter with a Radio Shack credit card. Get an application at arty Radio Shack store or participating dealer. . I . ... , • Check tlhembite ODr the ]radio AloNf%ty Approved Cellular Agent fW O.c. v+r .raep lyyrf 1- PMrW � g/.�Yrr ..,�. fir. l►mu � r �d Y r Ilr� Y W rl Mr rrw w rti1.e-11 AYw..rlrw� A r..r11r.Y.....- DIVls+ar ® OWTEtt N CANADA LTD haek.. or P�p�1l; dealer y� 5ik e�dsDw Z4; IL90Z ,' : ' 4 AJAX-PICKERING - The Pickering High School girls' field hockey team is the LOSSA champions this year. Pickering High defeated Dunbarton High School 1-0 in a hard-fought LOSSA final at Pickering High School Monday afternoon. Jennifer Redshaw scored the winning marker for Pickering High. To get to the final, Pickering first had to defeat Oshawa O'Neill Collegiate 3-0 in the semi-final. Jennifer Davis led the way for Pickering with two goals. Jennifer Redshaw had the other goal. while Jennifer Savage earned the shutout. Meanwhile, Dunbarton quali- fied for the final after posting a 1-0 win over Denis O'Connor High School. Laurie Train scored the Ione goal for Dunbarton. CindN Train recorded the shutout in goal. Both Dunbarton and Picker- ing will represent Durham region at the Durham York Sec- ondary School Athletic Associa- tion (DYSSAA) Champi- onships. hosted by Bayview Secondary School in York Recior nezt week. First-round opponents for each team are not available as yet. Tara Williams of Pickering High School. in white, battles with an O'Neill player for the ball during LOSSA girls' field hockey semi- final play Monday afternoon Pickering defeated O'Neill 3-0 and went on to win the LOSSA title with a 1-0 win over Dunbarton. photo by Ron Pietroniro Discover Sports uncovers winning formula in touch football AJAX - Discover Sports has contributed a touchdown apiece, downs in the losing cause for definitel% discovered how to while Rav Sherren added a Kerry Inn. Rick Pottle and win in touch football. touchdown and a convert. Steve Timms had a touchdown The A)aX Touch Football Mike Webb had an intercep each, while Ted Masters added League club, since opening the tion for the chiropractic clinic a two-point convert. Dave season with two losses, has put squad. a two -poi had two it. Da p - together six victories, First -place Mainly Cheese tions n the contest. the latest coming continued its winning ways against Dickson by edging Bourbon Printing 34-21 in Bayly's 18-16. action Saturday Mainly Cheese's John 'afternoon. Merritt kicked the win- Craig Reid and ning field goal on the sec- '7 +ilL- Ken Jorgenson led :<<a and last play of the contest. the Discover Sports Merritt also had a two-point offence with two touchdowns convert and a single convert. Scoreboard METRO JUNIOR 'A'HOCKEY LEAGUE TOP FIVE SCORERS BAUER DIVISION STANDINGS 1/ Eammon Heenan (Upper Deck) 187 Wexford 10 7 1 2 40 25 16 21 Dave Douglas (Whiskey Go -Go) 158 North York 10 6 4 0 48 44 12 3/ Scott Linton (Mainly Cheese) 103 Werngton 9 5 4 0 39 34 10 4/ Peter Stasiuk (Discover Sports) 101 Pickering 10 4 4 2 44 42 10 5/ Mike Park (Dickson Printing) 90 Oshawa 8 3 4 1 30 31 7 PICKERING MENS BASKETBALL LEAGUE Kingston 8 3 4 1 30 36 7 Results from Oct. 19. Richmond Hill 9 1 7 1 45 58 3 GAME ONE CENTRAL ONTARIO JUNIOR 'A' Bay Sports 64 vs. Gallantry's Eatery 61 overtime. LEAGUE STANDINGS (Hall -time: Gallantry's 34 vs. Bay Sports 25). EASTERN DIVISION SCORERS Barre 12 12 0 0 108 36 24 Bay Sports: Clem Fords 18, Conrad Davis 14, Bob -Markham 11 9 2 0 81 58 18 Harris 12. Peterboro 10 5 4 1 66 45 12 Gallantry's: Do" Wd6anre 22, Ricky Hunte 10. Newmarket 11 6 5 0 50 58 12 GAME TWO Lindsay 12 6 6 0 63 66 12 W.H. Ellinger 52 vs. Hill & Co. 51 (Half -tins: Hill 8 Cobourg 13 4 7 2 48 87 11 Co. 22 vs. W.H. Ellinger 15). Orillia 10 2 7 1 50 56 5 SCORERS Collingwood 11 2 8 1 36 75 5 W.H. Ellinger. Bob Harding 17. Dart, Seto 10. Adrian Ajax 10 0 7 3 36 56 3 Koene S. AJAX TOUCH FOOTBALL LEAGUE Hill & Co. Dave Mitchell 19. Good Chapman 10. Standings after week 11 GAME THREE TEAM GP W L T F A PTS ►insurance Portfolio 72 vs. Elcyda Corp. 50. (Half - Mainly Cheese 11 9 2 0 286 183 18 time: Insurance Portfolio 32 vs. Elcyda Corp. 24). C'scover Sports 11 8 3 0 327 222 16 SCORERS Uooer Deck 11 7 4 C 380 278 14 Insurance Portfolio: Sarto Provenzano 32. Reynolds Whiskey Go -Go Cate 11 6 5 C 331 291 12 Watlus 13, Julian Ezergaitrs 10. J�ckscr printing 11 5 6 0 283 308 10 Elcyda Corp: Eammon Heerar 26. Eric Carter 12. Bourbon Baytys 11 4 7 C 201 243 8 GAME FOUR Disc Bay Chino. Clinic 11 3 8 0 147 310 6 Penny's Auto Service 54 vs-,ilhum Hardware 50 Ke,y ir-. 11 2 9 0 228 339 4 More SCOREBOARD...Page Ail PIANO TUNING JOHN SAUVE PIANO TUNER b TECHNICIAN 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE TUNING 00 SPECIAL PLEASE CALL INCLUDING TAXES (416) 509-0973 each. Scott Taylor added one major. Peter Stasiuk kicked P DON'T LocalArdAeciuraf PAY THAT I er and Dave O'Donnell with TRAFFIC,TICKET! eonseroation of heritage properties three converts, while Dave booted one. Wayne Beausoliel Ken one major each. Martin Kaddy bagged an interception. You could face a substantial increase in your insurance rates as both grabbed interceptions. Scoring for Dickson Printing a result of a traffic ticket conviction. At TRAFFIC tributed a field goal and a con- TICKET various Committees. The following is a list of the committees, and other pertinent information relative 10 forthcoming vacancies McGregor and Brian Sheridan vert, while Kevin Sheehan had C.ommktw Description EXPERTS your first consultation is FREE. We are staffed by ex -police officers who will advise you of your options and act as your agent in court. for Whiskey Go -Go with two Board _ y , (Except � of the Town of Ajax cactiCI' ' 40-0 THERE ARE DEFENCES FOR ACCIDENTS, SPEEDING, Q' CARELESS DRIVING r, INFRACTIONS, ETC... EXPERTS 377 MacKenzie Ave. 619-9687 Unit #14, Ajax each. Scott Taylor added one major. Peter Stasiuk kicked P Also scoring were Bill Park - LocalArdAeciuraf To research and promote mon Heenan found the end zone er and Dave O'Donnell with Conservation eonseroation of heritage properties three converts, while Dave booted one. Wayne Beausoliel Ken one major each. Martin Kaddy bagged an interception. AdvisoryComnrtlee COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTSDevine and Jorgenson Nevin Blair and Peter Kish (L.A.CJ1.C.) both grabbed interceptions. Scoring for Dickson Printing scored touchdowns for Bourbon Bayly's. Serge Fabbro con- The Council of the Corporation of Town of Ajax will be Considering appointments to were Tony Tref, Dave tributed a field goal and a con- yy� various Committees. The following is a list of the committees, and other pertinent information relative 10 forthcoming vacancies McGregor and Brian Sheridan vert, while Kevin Sheehan had C.ommktw Description with one touchdown each. Mike one interception. Board Term F► ey of Remuneration Park converted on a 40 -yard Whiskey Go -Go Cafe got field goal. Third-place U p Upper Deck past Kerry Inn 31-28. Dave Douglas was dangerous g g Ffistorjcal To Plume matters i fwontlt ' None . relating to the history 3 ripped Discovery Bay Chiro- for Whiskey Go -Go with two Board _ y , (Except � of the Town of Ajax cactiCI' ' 40-0 c tme League -leading scorer Eam- touchdowns. Kevin McNeil also had two majors and two inter- LocalArdAeciuraf To research and promote mon Heenan found the end zone ceptions, while Pete Zachowich Conservation eonseroation of heritage properties for three touchdowns, while had a touchdown and a convert. AdvisoryComnrtlee within the Town of Ajax also booting a field goal and Nick Genis grabbed an intercep- (L.A.CJ1.C.) picking off two interceptions. tion. Al Stephens and Mark Christie Todd Elwell had two touch - yy� To review mailers relative to 0% • OPENING ucccs-qfut Artist 360 Bayly Street W., Ajax Tel: 619-3166 � e1 MON-WED 9 30 to 6 00 44' �T THU-FR1930 to 9 W .T M��sr SAT DSO600 L CLOSED SUNDArs A- 47-- . r... . 4 AdaSory the de —1 and management Committee of waterfront lands in the Town of Ajax 4 positions - 3 -year term 1 position - 2 -year term 2 positions - 3 -year term Irlonlhy fo At call of None the Chair Property To review matters relative 1 position - As required #30.00 Standards .to the prescribed standards 3 -year term per Committee for maintenance and meeting occupancy of property within the Town of Ajax If you wish to be considered for appointment to one of the above Committees or Boards, application forms for appointment are available from the Clerk's Department, Municipal Office, 65 Harwood Avenue South, Ajax, Ontario. Cornpleled application forms rqust be received by the Clerk by 5:00 p.m. on November 12,1992. A.T. Hodges, C.M O., C.Y.C. • perk Corporation of the Town of Ajax 65 Harwood Avenue South Ajax, Ontario LIS 2HO a f L] 1• 16 0 Scoreboard FROM PAGE AM AJAX LADIES VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE Rec. Complex (Flaw-lirrxr Penryts 22 vs. Trillium 19). Sloncli 9e a• of Oct 21 TEAM Rec. Complex �� Penny's Auto Service: Kevin Murrell 22, Coin Exeter G W L T Tnapperss 12 11 1 0 PTS 22 11. Trrium Hardware: Peter WNiams 19, Paul Vorvs 8, 9- 12 11 1 0 Big Sam Boom 8 2 Boom 22 Randy Jones S. 4 12 4 7 1 1 S F I J SNAFU 12 4 8 0 9 9 B ETERS DIVISION Standard Aggregates 12 4 8 0 8 GAME ONE ASG Caterer 67 vs. Van Ke .gaff Insurance 41 Odds 8 Ems 8 0 New Kids8 8 (Haff -tiff. ASG Caterer 30 vs. Van Kempen Insur- B 2 2 5 1 Momentum 8 5 a"15) SCORERS 1 7 0 AJAX BRIDGE CLUB 2 ASG Caterers: Nick Hoppis 23, Bob Niddeford 22. Results from Oct. 13. NORTHSOUTH Van Kernpen Ins. Bob Win 11. Don McDonald 8. 9 Ken and Joanne Marden 132; Hafez Dandouh and GAME TWO W.H. Investment 43 vs. RickiJo's 37 (Half-time: June Pattison 124.5; George Whittaker and John W.H. Investment 25 vs. RickUds 20). Walker 119.5; Paul Marrin and Ken Predovich 114.9. SCORERS W.H. Investment: Reuben Defrance 11. Barry Wood S. Ray Fox 6. Rickilo's: Bill Pappas 10, Scott Taylor 9, GAME THREE Canadian Protective Products 51 vs. Werken Con- tracting 50 (Half-time: Canadian Protective 28 vs. Werken 27). SCORERS Canadian Protective: Ken Ryder 16. Mike Jovanov 11, Ron Faragher 9. Werken Contracting: Peter Voth 14, Dave Annett 12. Geoff Jones 10, John Dale 10. EAST -WEST Iry Ashrat and Lino D'Souza 147; John Barton and Mike Norman 131; Paul Dodgson and Janusz Jung 126; Mike Fernley and Frank Laverty 121 RESULTS FROM OCT. 20 NORTH -SOUTH June Pattison. and "atez Dandouh 99.5; M,ke Fern- ley and Ned Holmes 93; Wybren and Bea Hoogiand 87.5. EAST -WEST Lorne Sykes and Dave Orme 103. Frank Laverty and Evelyn Black 103. Janusz Jung and Paul Dodg son 90.5 Pickering novices downed by Markham PICKERING - The Pickering Garthwood Homes novice 'B' rep hockey team suffered a 4-1 defeat `*G to Markham on Sunday. 4@ OP Kurtis Fray scored Pickering's Ione goal on V a breakway. Brandon Boyer assisted on the marker. Despite the loss, Pickering put forth a fine �,•,� �, effort in the game and were able to contend with JOCIAtO the overly physical play of the Markham squad. g r _ GOLFC11.1.1111 • Toumaments Welcome M 18" Well Manicured" holes. Beautiful oak banquet room serving casual B�Os to full course meals. All 1993 Tournaments are now being booked at 1992 Prices. 7.,: For more Information Call 427-7737 Located at the prestigious DEER CREEK GOLF & COUNTRY ESTATES, Taunton & Salem Roads, ;ust I- r.:tes north of Hwy. 401 r Aax. G I op yy EER REEK GO F CL Ca • Premium Public • No Tournaments 18 "Very Challenging" holes. Starting times booked up to one week in advance. Course is marshalled daily. -MEMBERSHIPS -' AVAILABLE PREMIUM ALL -SEASON RADIALS fNVICTA GL ICKERING DEPARTMENT OF '1_ TOWN OF P COMMUNITY SERVICES AND FACILITIES PRESENTS YOUTH DANCES Pre -teen dances for youth Grades five to eight. .* Cost: $525 per person per dance (includes GST) Memberships $5.00 per dance based on a minimum of five dances. DATES TIME LOCATION Friday, October 30,1992 7-10 pm. Rec. Complex Friday, November 20,1992 7-10 pm. Rec. Complex Friday, December 11, 1992 7-10 pm. Rec. Complex Friday, January 29,1993 7-10 pm. Rec. Complex Friday, February 26,1993 7-10 pm. Rec. Complex Friday, March 26,1993 7-10 pm Rec. Complex Friday, April 23, 1993 7-10 pm. Rec. Complex Friday, May 21, 1993 7-10 pm. Rec. Complex Friday, June 18, 1993 7-10 pm. Rec. Complex Advallud Tickets and Memberships available the Mmiday prof to tach scheduled . dale at Picbarkig Recreation complex (1067 Va ft Fane Road) 831-1711 or 68344 MWiday to Friday 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. NOTE: Exact charge only. NEW DANCE MEMBERSHIPS ,* AVAILABLE Avoid disappoirNntent purchase a dance membership MEMBERSHIPS ARE BASED ON A MINIMUM OF ANY FIVE DANCE DATES LISTED ABOVE. A SPECIAL RATE OF $25.0 INCLUDES GST Town of Piekaring Department of Community Servim and Facilities 120.1621 or 602760 r` I .. cY�\71Y.-'SYr?•M[ Nf! � AY!.�.�11��6..['��SS��' ilM�iAb�A►'tNE 1�1ER3'�� q�p:; AE'f'�!j!k'j.1l�l ORANGE PEKOE TVA ! A, .*. I C ARI Don't miss the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Soccer Game CANADA VS JAMAICA This Sunday (Nov. 1) 1:30 PM j at Toronto's Varsity Stadium Call TOETIAASTER at 872-1111 — Knob Hill farms is prosd to sapport the (anodion Saner Assodation ' BACKS ATTACHED CHICKEN T .FDS a. 1.74 kg Aor 5.99 Yee QUAILS f 3 11L a LJ311T 179 LB. ai000CT OF &ANA,^,A k1 U'�L^r GRADE 1s;2C- Avr, A M ,. 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THE NERC ADvErra K ww, !l cresER 2K t!I x-pwE jl` A�jp7 .FSTOKELY VAN CAMP 99 BEANS 69 ilio ASSORTED WmL ';N 1 -PROCTER & GAMBLE • PAMPERS JUMBO PHASES ` . 0 PANTENE PRO -V 21N t DIAL • SPIRIT SHAMPOO & BAR SOAP :ONDMONER PKG. Of 2 OR 3 200mL 8 30GnL BTL 3SX EA r--- -------------•------------, VOREAL 1 ULTRA RICH FREEHOLD 1 •SHAdtPOO CONDITIONER 1 I -HAIRSPRAY •MOUSSE -GEL 1 • ASSORTED BONUS SIZES g 1 jcouPON vAUD uNTI aasINc � 1 SAT OCT JtAT w STORE EST= r----------------- EA. —J RALSTON PUMM a -----lei CAT 0 01!0081p1 SIIT. OCT AtRt N STORE RETAIL I2•..ISA------J r ----------------- r KRAFT GBiERAI F0005 P06T — *__ HONEY corw B���0 BOK COUPON VALD UNTIL CLOSING RETAIL 1110 `--.-5�---IN �_.--—. -------- KAAFTGENERAL FOODS --ei-I ------------BAKFRtALLVARIETIES SAT.COUPON VALD UNTIL CLOSNC 1 T----------------------- — — --- — —1 1 DPNR BAGGIES 1 L�FF7.FR � 1 LARGV5'. COUPON VALID UNTIL aosING 1 r----------------- --- --- =- =-, --- KELLOGG'S 1 FitooT LOOPS c1 `COUPON VALO UNTIL CLOSING SA- OCT. �v9P N STORE KETAL fA p -- -- — 1 PROCTERROYALE �TOOM Y' PKG. / ROYALE-LIOUID-BATHROOM SERv�sl29 �. PKG Of 120's BOOml80TTLE CH'RISTMA.S ROSE GRAPES FILO. YOUR OWN BAG 2.18 kg • 1 SEMENUr YOUR• .?:.--� - .. ..: `,G",.y• EX• .,.N�v .�❑ DLC' �NT:.FC -'.SAA. ', �F lz Low ' DI / • � Di • 1 1 . 1 • • c? �I mrUTY PRCDUC' CF U S A FCRNIA • .ARGE SIZE • PRODUC' CF U S A CA_!FCRN,A jiNiBC SIZE -• � - I 1 I 1 Lea1 1,69KRAFT BJH 4 � AuCF:l•79 • PRODLK T OF U.SA FLORIDA tj 04 9 lockom Affi'm,& . . LEMONS S, .. - . CAVENDISH FARMS • PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND A R DAIRY 3 BAG L.IIVII'I` •SOUCREAM •COTTAGE CHF_F �— 5OOmLq TUB A r -------i -T---- -- - SHRRIF —1 IJEMON PIE ; i PH T .TNG 1 1 X258 PKG. o l `COUPON VALD UNTIL CLCSNG 1 SAT OCT 31OW N STORE RETAIL 1219 --------------------------------- --•1 r------------------------------------- i PEANUT BU'r 1 1 •SMGCVIM • uNcElY ell 1 I kg JAR 1 `-COUPON VKD UNTIL CLOSING 1 =L T OCT 31M 6STORE fETAL940 12199, -------------------- J There's 01rily One Rational • Reason For Not Advertising In Newspaper. Y4ou've Already Got More Business Than You Can Handle. Nothing makes the cash register ring like a newspaper ad. Studies prove it. For instance, newspaper more than doubles the sale of package goods. (Not increases, doubles it.) And we're not talking about fire sales and cents -off - items. No, we're talking package goods at full-blown, retail prices. Now that's what you call a powerful advertising medium. And coincidentally, that's exactly what consumers call it, too. In survey after survey, they cite newspaper as the medium of choice for shopping advice. The place they turn when they want to buy. The place they're actually looking for ads, not trying to avoid them. (Ha, bet you never heard anyone say that about TV). The point is pretty_ clear. You should be' advertising in newspaper. Unless, of course, you've got some strange aversion to sales. It's The Best Way To Closea Sale. Aiax Pickering NEWS ADVERTISER. (416) 683-5110 0000000,000. AJAX & PICRERING UNITED WAY VOLUNTEERS +� A iting new event has been set"for Sunday, November 15, 1992, the first United Way TV Auction! This special group of dedicated individuals have been organizing for months so ... mark your calendar and plan to participate. The 1992 TV Auction Committee are from left to right: Diana Hills, Chairman, Commercial (General) Division; Mary Cook: Violet Azabevo: Doug Vkllman, Chairman �< 1992 Campaign; Anna Gillen: Johanna Dillen; Martin Greg Grimes. 0Olenroot: v i IL 0 Now Sunday, November ist GIANTSKI SWAP, 10% oFF 1992 - 93 SKI MEMBERSHIPS FILL IN A BALLOT TO WIN A FREE SEASON'S PASS! (Details at Dagmar Open House - Enter to Win) SKI SCHOOL REGISTRATION from Begimers to Advanced - Children to Seniors) Durham Road 23 - Minutes north of Hwy. 7. We make snow all season long on our Alpine and Cross Country Runs. r — — COUPON — — —COUPON — — =COUPON — r8*9 this coupon to Dagmar's 1992 Open House and receive a tree Coca Cola®. , Remember to mW the draw to win a tree 1992 - 93 Sid Dagniar Season's Pass. i SM r � r NAME: ........................................................................................ PHONE NUMBERS: ................................................................... L — — COUPON — — —COUPON — — •COUPON — — J 11 pip ,...m '.. - L] 0 P Qum" Metans ounlity - advertise both Oshawa -W _ ... hftby This Week (576.9335) and Ajax -Pickering News Advel Ll Z;°Lr9yi � Your Business Career +A,;torcytlas SnJMmJGWS X0 • AAa ng 965355 n L _ --L - WW is Word Processing Computer Service Technician Micro Computers and Business Applications e Computer Operations Computer Programming OSHAWA 434-8585 CDI Career Development.institutes Ltd. WRNABY-VANCOUVER-SURREY-EDMONTON-OTTAWA-HALIFAX 5j30s I VICTORLA SASKATOON-MONTREAL-LAVAL-QUEBEC - - 110 General Help 110 General Help 120 Office Help 1F you are over 45 and have recently been lad off, you may quality for trainrq assstance. DIP/CERT, Lofts, WordpMect. D -base. word. acrpac, bedford, autocad. Ventura• page raker. Harvard. Corel, Computer Programming and Systems Analyst, Cobol. Pucal and C. Macintosh. Quark Express, and IWstrator. Financial assistance may be available for elpible students. Durham Business C - 0-W college. 427.3010. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., OcToBER 23, IM -PAGE 35-A 130 Sales Help/ Saies Help/ Articles Agents 130 Agents 220 For Sale CLEARANCE Saleo1 kitchen RUGRATSCHI LDREN'SAPPAREL and bathroom cabinets. has expanded showroom display models. in. ctuding pantries and built-in NEW SALES POSITIONS NOW AVAILABLE oven units. 128 Commercial • anihileixhr/enH_rnnnv�r...t Ave. Aiax. 428.0930. 1102A921 n lvwri„ jlnli$ wirn tss 9 ndlrlgs. 205cros Kirby and Fd - ter Oueen Vacuum Cleaners with attachments; one queen size brass and one single size brass and iron Victorian beds. 404-8905. (110192) AJAX Pick" Appliances - no teasonable offer recessed, F„ty guaranteed rscond,l,ored apolances. Come -hake is a deal. 427-6784. 467 Westney, Rd - S. AW. (TF) WEDDING dress. size 15-16. Call 579-'646. 1110392) PIANOS,GRANDFATHER CLOCKS P 150 Hosp. Medical - -_ 165 Day Care ianos. ert to Ow^, aW size upnght, grand. digital. CLOCKS Dental Available -Y`� Cal Tee, jobs, odd jobs, decorating, pax". anything. Call Carl or coveralls and overalls, used de, MEDICAL Sec,wa-,,. S' 8^r LOVING :ay -are r Ty no..w. and take advantage of our low Some week ends/even ngs Kegs Cres and Harwood area, overhead ware^Ouse prices. required. please repay .n wnhng lots of toys and act,va1es. 433-1491. (TIAL-) only To Of. N. Stem, 95 3ay1y, St. nutritious luncnes and snacks. GOLD sneer on sheer drapes. W. $20C. Ajax. LlS 7K8. No babies welcome. T•acy 428- ills 17 n wall 94' ^gh. 5250 phone calls piss". (1030921 2353.(1030W) Exceaenr LOndrtor Phone 623- .Day Care MOTHER of Two year old lookv,g 6879 r, 10192) 1 60 Wanted o care '01 cnd0 n our home. and sale envrormertl. SALE - New and .neo 1r0%T free EUROPEAN Hair Salon - Riivi a Position for a txperitnced 3roCk 3ropk and Maya Oaks area. Cas fudges. rzr washers and dryers BABYSITTERgDeerr we •e Pickeer ng Post me. 428-656C ; •'2892) , o r a p art •� e ^ ' units. Stephen son's=„rn,turt and Yea Please ca,' 420-0036. RELIABLE daycare n my Appl,ances. 227 Court St.. 10309 home. any age wercome run or Oshawa. 576.7448 '110592) .. Day Care part tie Lod ongs to the w k mdose is TO P urckerng Go SOUD DuWoak ',.m4urs buy 'rom 165 Available T'a,n Please call 339-568x. o:rec7 one of Ontario s • 10192) largest manu'acTwers and 700 710 CURRENTLY recruiting for pm � grey �fgniom fa watch your furniture bang made atom. Experience pnwltnmd. b Required part-time for a 001016 your eyes. Eg.. 42- oa CMMMME= caf.rran 1tel+are. Caen. Prep 'able. $299, carnonball bed. Pickering Town Contra. Pleat bus ax offfee. Ewa. iL y $299. armoire. 6399: Frlrshed r• 740 0-'^0 and etrving experience yO�O '^ cho,ce 985-87'4 ' Ages 2 to 5 M Sat. AIUSt be Certified Cads or T rt r u Wedding Anrcur Rmen6 ' Full time rates. $99.00 necsseary. Stilt work, trarepor- Dore FOR lab - rdng lawr- -,ower ' Receipts issued for income tax 0-ce-011 condition. 2 r-g^t purposes trial an assts. Call at do Mrta4 Group. 579.2011. tables, coffee table and end ' Day care full days Q7�' 40 lalbles. one i , nc turn=* with eiect•,c wale, healer and ' Nursery school half days humidifier call 668.6695. Coo. (I 1110392) Junior Kindergarten On 5 acre country setting Experience your child's growth in a licensed, professional and loving child care setting. Established since 1978 686-1161 10 Top St., Ajax, north of Hwy. #2 off Harwood. INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD -n caring, safe, fun home environment. Licensed by M.C.S.S. Reasonable rales Receipts, flexible hours. Call DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAY CARE 509-1207 130 Sales Helps TINS former working mom Employment Agents knows whats important in daycare. Hot kindws, ferhoed 17 Wanted backyard, outirgs, sing - bras, p0 YEN with trucks will do v uurnmg siow, queen sized waterbed. wum. esecutne Oil". msceilaneous Rens. 831- 3257. 11101271 wntwutes W piece anmg set. $1650; rocker, $110; parlour table. $65. odd chars. $45 each: smoking stand. $60: chest d drawers, S40. Tools for sale Cas 430.2650. 11029921 •�CaAI-L Y LC - caul ana cw- ry on new fridges and stoves. Unbelievable prices. Hank's Appliances. 191 Blom St. E. Unit $6, Oshawa. 729-4043 (Behind Mtlteech). (I 1209Z CASH for tridges and stoves, washer and dryers, working or not. NO SCRAP. Fast pickup, we set appsances. Call 24 hre. 721.2425. (1101921 rncw r pump am airconorsorw. 2 1/2 ton York. 3 years old. Corr . ee with therttastat. unit tdand If 50 ft. d line. 52000. Cal 44 Terry. work 8-2622 or has te 263.4245_ (110x921 YOU 011511 b 99 wile wnm tire, doing good? Ex- 11 salts any dry drapers and bit of T.L.C. Lake Driveway/ household moves, dan eup -Cron. a Wipers - new ano used shop coats, insulated opporltlrtity with a well Ftanssood. 426-1107. (IN ''I jobs, odd jobs, decorating, pax". anything. Call Carl or coveralls and overalls, used established Company where Educational Consultant and demtrrstra t quality toys. books Jane, 427-2656. (TF1 at". now clothing for the your tannings will be DAYCARE available, North HAIRSTYLIST required for busy hair salon, wages • whole family. Beat the $36.000. PkACOmxn�Spy15 n Ajax. Mother of two. ECE training. hot meas, daily walks, 205 Firewood secession. less than 1/2 price. 610 Bayly East, Aja;. Hours - yearorti Free seminar on November lots of activities. Right oil the JOBS AVAILABLE FOR: 8a rr -5 p.m. (103092) 3, 19horn 7 p.m. ' 9:30 b m all Ranarla neve:-anva 401. car at hes-6165 (� 026MROKA lumber Hardwood. Article$ Fe''stra`ons 630 110 General Help BECOME a Discovery Toys MODELS NEEDED... • «+ N y.f. C3rn ria Eyer;s A sore 640 650 te wasand dryers working or illi Also wed pick u0- Educational Consultant and demtrrstra t quality toys. books Teens 6 dlldmn, females 6 bra s w le Me IM taa4lWfJlK 9, go • PersJras 660 670 HAIRSTYLIST required for busy hair salon, wages • and games 1101 children local With Discovery Toys, you sea males, mature models 40 pias, Pita sizes -12-26(prerlrfaoesj. a"'.-ess Pe<ssas Of cormnission. Car 434-2992 ask your own hours and own goals. JOBS AVAILABLE FOR: Hosp. Medical ,-r; ar ,;its 675 for Anne. (1029921 Cab tent. 426-6146. (t 10192) Catalogues Ayers, store a mall 15 0 Dental a^^ x n _er ars 640 I;10USECLEANER wanted for EUROPEAN Hair Salon - Riivi a Position for a txperitnced shows, TV catrreroah. Expaiencit help U but ME w 7(ftpart F-MlIestonin lirrle days. Could lead to full tort Car Htfan, 427.1041 after 11+�yiet with crentNte. Excel. Vivian 416 962.5511 DENTAL RECEPTgNSTI 4 p.m. (110192) Nrd wages, appy to of Helen a 728-0530. (1 1 MANAGER Trainee for retail ASSISTANT 9,!-ldars 9,t.^s 700 710 CURRENTLY recruiting for pm � grey �fgniom fa NELPI We're recruiting atom. Experience pnwltnmd. b Required part-time for a All, Deatls 720 caf.rran 1tel+are. Caen. Prep aecreUrles walk advanced *JIK Pickering Town Contra. Pleat bus ax offfee. Ewa. iL y In Mem;r,a'^s 740 0-'^0 and etrving experience for Ll4,l Miapol Word tale Mary. 437-1906. (102682► M Sat. AIUSt be Certified Cads or T rt r u Wedding Anrcur Rmen6 750 71ip necsseary. Stilt work, trarepor- Dore a Ward on Mac Excel or Flarvand Grilplres. Pleaae CM Martpswar ,LOBS In Hawaii - reoahwuclbn from Hurricane, q►AdenW Engagements 770 110 trial an assts. Call at do Mrta4 Group. 579.2011. n � 9.,1,01., 831-7Na3 Inlki now in progress. 516-929-0341 txt. Q7�' 40 Amtversar, es Coo. (I RESPONSIBLE mother will -0-4. 12. 560. 4x8 x16, 565. soft wood 4'x8'xl2' available, Wanted provide sate and secure $40' �' 705277-3381, ew., 434-6666. (TF) Millie WANTED -stoves, fridges. environment. planned acdvkies indoor/outdoor, playroom, FIREWOOD - seasoned te wasand dryers working or illi Also wed pick u0- fenced yard, lots of fun and twdw- . le' Pit, $190 tush (newer than 1978). Call aatrttiont. Nurrious krhdns and cord. 12' tut. 5220 tush cord. Piclyying. 420-8833. (TFALL) snacks. 888.8105. (11002) FREE DLIVERY. (416) 355- 5067. (110592) RELIABLE mother to provide 260 Arts &-Crafts dWricare in my home, for mon' 210 Flea Market information, call Susan, We- 4683. (10289,1) d CERAMIC Studlocated in wwu IT uayeam and 0110100 s a reality. Come check us out at Little People's Play School, Ajax. Ful/pm time rare, ages 3 months to 5 years. 428.9909. ,110119% DAYCARE available irmedi rely, Wtstney north or Hwy e2. Near Lester S. Pearson. Activities. hot lunches. TLC. 428.0707. (110492) RELIABLE daycare available In mor Nolte. excellent reference, childcare a SaDixle. P � Oro Vow and over. Cale anytimill, /974030. (I IDIOM ALMOND coloured Kenmore Pc rig - Wawmam. bisque, applanoes, washer/dryer, 5325 paints, aN suppies and tiring for pair. stow, $350, 4241336, available. Classes Monday (110192) morning. Mon. Tues. Thurs. 7:3D- 10:30 p.fn Photo Cindy, KENMORE Freezer 5x3 cubic h. 0127-7099. (102892) SM. Cal)427-0536 111019 CRAFT Show - Kingsway 220 Articles College, 1156 King St. E. For Sale Oshawa. sunday Nov. B, 1992, 10 am. -4 p.m. Admission $2. CARPET - I hawnew. Stain- Students and seniors. St. angler and 100% nylon cwpM. Childrenunder 6 free. Car (416) Will do livingnoorn and hale for 436-3068 or (416) 434-6522 11IM.. Includes carpll. pad. plus avantnW (11 Dam Installation. (3D yards). Steles CRAFT show and sale - Jtrbrss �• 789 2068 (TFALL) Pavillon. Sinme SL S. owww k DOM Room set, h$%Vhutdt• Sun. Nov. 1. 10 &.m-3 p.m. e chars, 2 end tables. Callas Wide vanlety of hand crafted ' tables. 2 lanes. Reasonable Naps. In "niton, 494-5531, M04 4202140. 0 (11� 260 Alis & crafts 260 Arts & crafts ' CRAFT SALE -�`'• VILLAGE ARTS & iiiiij CRAFTS Village Community Centre.�� Corner Sherwood & Linton, Pickering Village ,Sat., Oct. 31, 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. ,_, Sun., Nov. 1,10 a.m. - 4 p.m.;; Tea Room - Free Admission - Door Prize :A, is VENDORS needed for AHA1 Automobiles Christmas craft show Nov. 28th 3 V O at Steeple Hill Community Bible JV For Sale Church, Pickering CaN Lynn, 831-1761. (110392) 1tta6 Pontiac Grand Am LE, 2 doe. 4 cytnder, auto. loaded. 290 Pets -Supplies- s6.00okms. $4900 certified. Boardin 1987 Buick LeSabre. a door, Boarding loaded. 177.000 hwy kms.. S490C certified Mie Jade LAHPSO ALPSO FOR SALE 10 wks. old. Current with shtl4s. $300 Call 837-5079 mtarl Melons. 985-4273. (102792) 1965 Chev Celebrity. 4 door, loaded, like new. Certified. $2995. 4201800. (1()2892) 1985 Renault Alliance, good body. arr0m cassette. radio. $500 as s. 427.9332, leave message (103092) 1964 Buck Century, a door, pill Pb . a•r con., am/fm digital GERMAN Shepherd Pups stereo, power antennae, power registered beautrful finer d black trunk. spokeC hub caps, lift ON tan and sables 9 weeks steering. velour interior. V6. ex- oid. out of fleck of the $ister o' Allem condition, must be seen. the 1991 Grand Ytctnx Needled. Asking 12100 ounitod. No rust. tattooed and guaranteed. 509- 2W 09- 6868985. (110392) 23x6.(110192• AT lawil A fur• rnorrvatpnal cap- 1963 Mercury Zepner, runs wet. proach o dog transng. Classes S25C as a Call atter 5. 837 starting soon for at levels and 7773 (102M) ages (9wks-110 rs) Call K-9 1962 Cavalier automatic, as is. Klubhouse 416-404.9617 or in good eadnon, $500 « beet 416-837-23(4 r•'C192) oiler 1986 Dodge Cott. ---- -- standard. $3000 or best offer, 300 Automobiles 623-0Ss1 (1c3o92) - For Sale 1962 cutlass Cerra. as a. $500 eusprtone 686-4836 1103092,. 1989 BUICK LESABRE xeWrve drryen. '60.000 ms Fully loaded, xcellent condition, must e seen. $8.500 o.b.o. anifled Call Paul after 6 .m. 724-4362 1962 Honda Accord Hatchback. 5 speed standard. very g000 condition body and engine Great value 1' 600. Phone 434 7993. Whitby (1 10 192) BANKRUPT GMs Probion . No credit check. Cara 4ased o own '978-'984- 50 cars to choose from. 6867428. 725- 1968 or 686-3775. (TFALL) 1989 unoa- Ecce hatcr� oack• CREDIT Probrged, In Y bankruptcy, discharged, fust job-, 29% kresasne $3900 Cale time buyer - we can put you be - 723 -2958 ('02M' hid the wreel. Lease to own. 1s•• Tempos: LE auto. V6. an. Cal in at 404-2056. (11'29?) arrOm cassom O&Lme vnenor.----_------------- -- 75.o00kms Extafern con Automobiles 305 Automobiles $6500 Phare 434-8171 Wanted (103092) 1987 Hyunaa Excel, aro door. auto, am/fm cassette, red. $9.000 kms Extra clean. certified Call 728.0817. (102992) 1987 Hyundai auto. 4 door. this car is ready f« saner. Good fres, good mechanics, good body. Must be sold $2350 o-b.o. 728-0705 (I103OZ $ CARS WANTED $ TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR SCRAP CARS 683.2998 AnybRle - I Business -- Home Home Services Improvements Improvements SMALL BUSffM WEEK SPECIAL 10% OFF all wordprool l and desktop publishil orders placed from Oct. 26 31,1992. CMI B*don Computer services at 427,3299. BOOKKEEPING and Account- ing Services• monthly reports, F/ S. cash flows. Call after 6 p.m. 430-0342.(110392) ILLUSTRATION, cartooning• graphic design, advertising. Business or personal. Reasonable rates. Also lessons available. Randy Timmis. (416) 342-2279.(121792) MUGS - decorated the way you wish, a great gift for someone hard tobuy for. Corporate as wsNl as consumer use. No minimums. Christmas orders must be placed by Nov. 1. Call Custom Mugs. 428.8689. (1 029W) Chimney Sweeps AJAX Chimney Sweeps - Spe- cial chimney clearing as low as $59. Pest screening installed. only $25. -No muss. no tuss guaranteed.- Free estimates. 686-7741.(111092) Gardening, Landscaping Gardner's Top Soil Gravel, Landscaping, Tree Planting and Removal, Crushed Asphalt, Driveways Clean-ups etc. Cheapest and the Best in UAM ASK FOR ROB Call 428-5700 • TREES CUT OR TRIMMED • A-1 SOD LAID A ROTOTILLING • FENCES/DECKS • INTERLOCKING STONE 839-1584 Handyman GCs CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and dean professional work guaranteed. CRAIG 6861913 ' Home c''^'"' II vans, 4 Wheel tmpruvelnents '..kir'° 320 Drives AR ' M ,.es car' .'p"i bakes. 42.000 kms. Certified. Es1'IYATEs rig n firwpaoes card t:Arrsioy neir 54495- Crown Auto. 428'9423. 1N7 Caravan E, repairs. Works with bricks. (110392) Pb.. aiDao, 6 cyY-an• blocks and stones oral kinds. Ilea ONdsmabils Fina iza ore .& Wine. Certified, $6900. Cas 420 Free eskniues wakmerehP 9 Cap Rete Gary"• owner. show room condition 4 Wine. (1 1019Z 9) g� (TF) door. 4 cylinder auto. pg.. pb.. 19$7 Jeep YJ Laredo, 4 ssftMl COMPLETE Carpentry at arrvhn stereo exodlwa run- ming car Only 101.000kms. dries, 137,000 kms. Gold Mrd top, black soh top. MEI pullout specializing in renovations, $2695 conliked Cal 427-9722 stereo aluminum time. SeDoo decks, uim cocas anytimrguse. {' 10192) _,- ob.o Call &39-N57. (11019M and windows. Good prices, 1efem� provided.15 years 340 Auto Parts & Allb Parts & 340 *xp.r»rice. Cap Derek. 728- ("°"�, 8 .arpentry, additions, Painting ' epalrs Repairs E CARS PAINTED $5000­ + f'p1te Ws (Customer sands & masks) 683-2998 _ Clear coat available. Apartments 400 AP For tien t 400 For Rent SOUTH AJAX Bachelor basement apt., private entrance, fireplace, shared laun- dry facilities, $450 monthly, responsible working non-smoker, avail" Nov 1. CALL 427.3684 PICKER(MG New 2 bedroom be"- ment, sep. entrance in executive area, walk to shopping, full bath, car- pet, cable, air. No pets. Non-smoker preferred. ttlMaK UROPEAN rile spociiat will oovate your bathroom or Sen waft as wel as floor s. 20 years experience. Good ersnces and satisfaction srantleed. For free saunum Dykstra 7254913. (TF) HILL GARAGE DOORS Wood or steel Garage door openers. Free Estimates 686-6195 TMS Painting & Decor Interior & Exterior European Workmanship. Fast dean reliable service. 42()`0081 Addsms Roo" Bathroom • Rooring • Kidw , lilti,ring Dsccs •its�n�nkr�9 tinwwrNtnW 2 work Es1'IYATEs Cap Lias M3851 Richard Young b Sons Co Oft Home ImprOMWtl Seniors Discounts 20 yrs. in Durham Region When Price is a concern Experience is Priceless' Cap anytime 427-3462 FREE ESTIMATES Housecleaning HARDEN CONSTRUCTION & ROOFING Interior/Exterior Flenovallens to Complete Custom home bullding. "Quality to Last" 579-2095 ALL - RENOVATIONS Carpentry, drywall, plumbing and wiring. Fair prices. Pat 683.8780 WILL FIX: • Roots •Furnaces • plumbing • Drains • Fences • Decks 839-1584 HOME Improvements and repairs. Basements. add-ons. doors. docks, fences and trim. Al Street« Wood Working. 436- 9207. (TF) JOURNEYMAN etectricran. Specializing in service manges, rewiring, additions and renovations. All work guaranteed. tree astimates. Cal 4206320. (TFA) Housecleaning MAID SERVICES Serving the community for over a decade. Caring for your home with personalized, professional services. at highly competitive rates. We honor al competitive coupons. (Fully bonded and irwed) 683-7515 ARE you having piwisms find Parotin rip ante to cies+ your hones. Fp g, professional cleaning. all Decoratlrlg Helen's Hoar servrcaa today 427-1041. (110192) PROFESSIONAL panting and RELIABLE houeackle rwrlerg wallpapering. One room or to do vacuunning. duetting. floors whole house, ouararnwd lowest and bathrooms, reasonable nares. No job's too &map. Ouality nares. Cap before 4 p.m 686 wCWknWO►1P Wuaranseed. Cal 2077. (102 12) 43D-2595. (TFALL) , INovin PROFESSONAL Pair" ;W - g, WaMp.p« Hannginig, eaosasrr Storage !references. Call for free *Ummem. 6838790. (111197) Licensed & Insured ONTACT ARTAGE kjovwc & CARTAGE -782-9819- CA W m � •_ eirProgdy Swviq SGL*w R Onlano MIOVNt1G? will stove orrytbing. *•A. mytinte. Yen i lea for all types of ss. Bast rates. fres GENERAL Home Irrprovwmarts ha ssm 1e% di@C"Rt drywal, taping. (oalotiro. wood oenisra work. aeaousbcal , " - , tic- NORTH Oshawa merar ape's $40/hr. i up paled codir". Very giwd rases, 30 years, experience. Call available rrvrnediuey „ g►eal location. Self eontanned CAN 571-0756 Stephen. 668-7096. (1umm AJAX Moving Systems - ful HANDYMAN f« hie - sataeive swviws. stows. applarios and experience refinishing PiaM apedilae, tial rate or basements, drywall, minor hourly. We now haws hila d ph, it'ri9 and elsariW. Pill tg,etas. Now a"two now. Cale 127- and was papa. very rea•ortabl• 0 (TF) W.. Free sstinrses. Cal Bab, basement apartment you've 066-0119.(l HARRY -0 -THE -111111101116W7 OUALJTY oak by fatter and move big or srr1N1, we price Mrsen call Cale 432-7566 (TF) sort tears. Well earperieno•d. Experienced hard working. Renovations. UM with Iwo* truck will do additions. decks. or. Cal us for household mow. residential, a fie *Alkali* 571.1263 BB or oorrrrNsrcW- Al 11Vas of mows. Rod. Oshawa (TFALL) Call Carl « ,lane, 427.2956. SABER Contracting - all (TF) .arpentry, additions, Painting ' enovatfons, kitchons, mowoolm home "W*N ntanoo Decorati M. Ieffnishi cervica, furniture DUF*NWPairiftandDecorat- *flnlshing, quality work i„g LW.. Peiitiig, wefpapatrto, )uaranto*d. /5 years 0 ioRisrlentoo. 668 2915. (TFEKi)dew aW Vftkj sale *1sBAND For Him . gwbaga guaranteed, 20 years ftmw from aaics, bawnereo, experience. Call 686-2890. Iwagm yard wail, dodos and (11150M ances. drywwfl pkarlbing and NREMOR and oaerior painlip. Itaetd=L M-ffti Wft Cell- Good pink good work. For free ny• fans, etc.) FREE tr•tirtalss, call fif*I, 679.8663. ESTIMATES. 896-6486. (IIISM PROFE3lONAL Painttirig - in- terior and Exterior Drywall Taping. Plastering and Spray. Call Alredo or Htlfda. 7231337. Party Services MAGICIAN• clown, friends. Ready to siami n ler arty age, any occassion. Birthdays, promotions, openings, luridrasers Magic shows are Yard Maintenance PYE'S Property Maentenarnce fall clean up. Leal raking, savestrough cleaning, 1D% seniors discount. 427.87%. (111792) 1400 Apartments For Rent 400 ApFn�rrlR 's ent400 F or Rent PICKERING - '2 'ftm. bsmt. apt., 4 applidnces, sep. entrance,'$775/mo. inclusive. Call 839- 4856 or 420-0376. AJAX iumished 2 bdrm. apt., fireplace, 1, own entrance, babysitting avail. I. + utilities. Avail. fe M)WGO1..�../ Co -OPERATIVE HOMES INC. 4N IS ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR: 19 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Units - large, spacious units - located in downtown Whitby - close to shopping - close to GO train/401 - fight subsidies available - occupancy December 1, 1992 OPEN HOUSE - SUNDAY, NOV. IST (by appointment only) FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 666-8282 BLUEWATER PARK WHITBY APARTMENTS t bedrocrn su.tes and 2 bedreom suites, in Immaculately maintamed building, broadloom, 3 appliances, pool, snooker table, games room, tennis courts, exercise room, laundry facilities and covered parking. 101 Kathleen St. W. Mon. -Fri. 9-7 & Sat. & Sun. 12-5 571-3522 COI�fATION AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom apartment In family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground parting Included. Cale ¢5683-6021 12-5 i'-k�a,. Qin.-- AJAX 77 &33 FALBY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. $7424819. WHITBY The place to be. Large 1 and 2 bdrm. includes all utilities, appliances. balcony. Make an offer. 432-0011 400 Apartments For Rent very large and clean suites 622 Glen, Oshawa I bedroom from S55o 2 bdrm. from $625 Suitable availability. includes heat, cable, Parking. good appliances. 725-4M Or 723-0950 DELUXE 3 bedroom apartment in well kep apartrmier. bustling in Port Perry. 15 mnues neon! Of Oshawa. Lige Iningroom and k4chon, 2 washroorra, bal- cory with sidrig doors. aver low sq_*_ Ivkvopwe. !dew ler rwtiwnem « apse who enjoy WW living. $810 plus hydro. Available Imnedi li ely « Nov. 1. ( � PICKEitaNG - 1200 sq.h. base. ment apartment, private entrance and laundry, large bright kitchen with breakfast nook, combined living and dining MOM 4 pea. bah, 8x10 storage rooms double closses in bwroom, $650 inndusive. 864 - CM or Q7-0967. (1 10192) Nov. , . Mayl99. One ta.eroom baser wt apamnsnt, Westrie,v Hwy 82, IaxWry fliciities. $385 Includes utilities, Bus stop at door. Cap days, 284-8200 « we. Ask for Sue. 686-0577. wHITESRd S /401 lural leauo� �. 939-7057 « NORTH Oshawa merar ape's OSMAwA -nage bright one bedroom bariurrnit atWhw 72841334. (TF) available rrvrnediuey „ g►eal location. Self eontanned bedroom basement, all new, separate entrance. shared RABBIT wants work doing bachelor, $435, all inclusio. stow dean. Pill" wale to laurndry. $600 y first and O.C., available immadiatNy. est required.nttilererpes Avail magic t« mildrsn's parties and al occasions, haw my own Also 1,2. and 3 bedrooms. 686 9153. (103092SNC) - $.525 �sk,w. CAM 666-3186 « able Nov. 1. 837-1962 «282• niagictan. Call Finis. 66&4932.-576-3474. , (110392) 9619. (102992) iw No n OSHAWA - two bedroom AJAX . Two bedrown Plumbing basement apartment you've • apwWn@ 1ri�o and SWM. int- apartment, complete living cid hat card hydro.room, every soon. Priivals wtbxice, grey broadloom, laundry kitchen and bathroom, and dryer, available In parking. Close to amenities bus. Experienced facilities. fes. dose to Go. Children welcome. Sorry, no bsaerrient- $860 rest and MG Ocala neighbours. Available SkncO Olw aea 434.8311. Nov. 15. Call 688-9278. No lab Fa POOL $700 pits $100 ualiios. (110192) (103002) shawers, basementONE 491111-7222• (103092)IEw Writs YWstrioyvllvsy 02. 1 NEW quiet and clean one bedroom baserrwnt wasMoaas, wit bars, 516. and fire b•droorn aPatt moNmw for rap. One morph hos aportnent bedroom basserNnK apori iarif for ere Everylhino iiodirdod, f« rent. everything included. Any ieiipy�ipii dy a 0i1 a e car: Irtase. Starting at non smoker, no pets. $800 non smoker, no pets. $600 fliNy, Phone ami e, Scab Dayime: 427-4174, How: 4273!09IlskforTan $840 mmnd*. Cal 721-2350. (1O 1875 (110192) 1678.(1028Mm clrt"-The Brookers! row lakoskfs � pICKERMO - suety fumletrsd PICKERING •two bedroom RNaclielor walkout waft all tfte basemait, lamp* kitchen and . UCWMd Plumber FOr fel ky w01* Bt e 3 bodroar..00No 0 o�rr"%if SM per ritoreli, file chides rabls, ills»$. lsiatdry a� � doo rea Me 1T s41�L I"U9 5 appfMps!. air. bel- facilli s. -time in Nov. 1. 480• $850 kidwfw. ares and IW Cid at •�7 conies or 5815 or 42114601f. (102892) Cal 83x•5=. (I104go 282-7813 1sotariums,undergrounti perking. AJAX twttta y rwnrpvat*d PItStERIfIG -nor one bedroom FREE ESTIMATES rocroation fadain. To view cal two bedroom basement onnrrtnh bsr M spesre, availsp(s writ, sspaale 42s -1a74. (TF) qm" WOW=, Nov. I Central air/vac. M -11- A)" Ono basement1,,,01110 out Y"couple wlMn dishwasher, 4 Ace. bath, family. 4 appliances, near parking, cable, laundry, BOrdw � SM artwtflst• no Ales. Fis�Aast. separate entrance. $600 - Rooting Nov 1 too • Non Windier. After 6 call 427-0649. $650 a utlll8ios. 831-1527. monthly.Pkat and last. 839 (1�) ONO. (10190 p.m, (110192) PICKERING - one bedroom Os1tAwA . one bedroom apart. ROOFING PARK and 401, large one PARKbodin-n lauiM fires basement apartment, own more for rem In older b cal li„g, • a, udbn . 304 Simtooe IL S. 5420 mol," Excellent, ,4,w�,,�1,;,. 40 r. aid lasl negoti"• SM mw"- Close to Go train and hydro. plus hydro. Available Firaf and hot r*qulred. Call $3P t.... itttoy. Cal SuWen, 571- •^••p�'Y at 8<� I CIA 619.1326.(102192) 8$71.(103092] 3229.(103092) NORTH Oshawa - kqe ^wo ONE two and three bodrocki, ONE bad room basemerit apart. Phorw GradWr mons in quill hone. Suitable ler rites alb Coto R008n8 wralcaA bar�nserd.w. trparte on- �M buickli mullet,d.int. $800, Iaraidry faceWn inckrdod. and south end of Oshawa. hermit, blew Hydro. tabic iielydod• kri- 42a2081 Fkst and loot tequiod, awllsble Ra.aatible rales ttNct,e. pall- niodiite po.s.asiai. Cal 433 ri01(v. C,tIN 4,04.1514, aflllr 5 pm., N1g and hAlMsa C1hl 726.499(1. 1197 caller 6 p.nr. (110312) 4OOApartmentsents - THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., OCTOBER 2fC IM -PAGE �'!•/1 PFor Rent 4OO Apaor Rent Houses For Townhouses Shared - Shared Cotta For Rent 4 O Rent 420 450 450 550 ges For 550 Cottages For For Rent Accomm. Accomm. Sale Sale AJAXsesses •two bedroom, two AJAX -bright spxiou balconies, two full bath, 5 bedroom sone apartment, NORTH Ajax - two bedroom aPWanOM. AlC•. no Pets• 30401 walk out tied tieand,to yard, private entrance, mss• la rent. Call 663-2373 for monthly al inclusive. Call 401- 4 appliances, central air, Paring more information. (103092) 3432 or SW 4280 or 619-0903. (102892) and utilities included. Non AJAX - Pickering, available cable, $400 .831-2260. (102392) smoker, no pets. $700 monthly. inw`ediately, full 3 bedroom SCARBORO - Platinum Rouge Available Dec, 1. 6632-4643. homes from $950 per month. Valley, 11753 Sheppard Ave. E. (110192) Appliances, nice Luxury two bedrooms with AJAX - one large bedroom neighbourhood, near all garuaallity appliances and enities 9alora apartment . den. Separate 7a9��es.Cag2l)472-3713or79e- fent, must see. 724-0404. entrance, available immediately, $675 monthl -- ---- • 0 L • • AJAX - shared accomodations. d PICKEF514G roommate warned (110192) bedroom semi, rec room with fireplace, dining room, 1 1/2 maleremale. Spacious bedroom in large new home. Den with to share house, Westshore and Bayly. Private bedroom with use • • • • � • •• appliances. Available Dec. 1. fireplace, laundry, between 401 and s2 oft Harwood. Must d al lacfbties. 7 canes and �. � , ,• . A be seen, f4loo inclusive. aze-$900. cable, $400 .831-2260. (102392) ! • r� COTTAGE $69,90040. Monthly. 666-7634. (102992) (102192) 45C Condos For Brand new - shell + services - private w wilderness lake !' PICKERING - Young smokes. atonal male, seeks non smoker. J Rent - surrounded by crown 0 able Nov. 1. 416-64o-743() or male or female to share two bedroom, two bath apartment TWO bed land - 2 min. walk to beach - only bt Aid!tin nren • Y. all utilities -- --- with laundry and dishwasher, room luxury condo, own. 1-416-349-2911. (I 029M included. References required. Townhouses Townhouses 3498 711 Rossland Rd. Rossland/ - r eq plus. Call evenings, 683- CLEAM, furnished 1 bedroom• Novi smoker, no pets. Call 666 O For Rent 420 For Rent 4591- (103092) - - Garden). 4 appliances, parking, V. upperfbord duplex reOshawa. 1754 atter 5 p.m. (102692 - plus facilities, pool, exercise V. •! •0, • ` Fridge' `leve' storage facility, _Houses For private entrance, parking. $575 41 0 Inclusive. Call 436-6085. Rent (110192) WIND AJAX - new. huge. one bedroom basement apartment, large living room, eat -In kitchen, fridge. stove, separate entrarwe. parking, $550 monthly, all utilities included. Call 428-9468. (110192) CLEAN two bedroom basement apartment, walk to GO, and all amenities, separate entrance, available immediately. First and Bungalow lower floor, WestShore area. 2 large bedrooms, fenced yard, parking, near schools i3 GO. Available Nov. tst/92. $765. Call tarry 509.1264 or Last. $650 per month. 420.7079. NORTHWEST Oshawa - large 3 (110192) bedroom semi, rec room with fireplace, dining room, 1 1/2 WHITBY - one bedroom apart- baths, garage. fenced yard, present in duplex, one bk)ck from appliances. Available Dec. 1. GO train and lake. Oak kitchen, 4950 Plus utilities. 579-0245. large lot, including parking. (102092) Available immediately. $630 AJAX - 3 bedroom, 3 baths, Monthly. 666-7634. (102992) finished in law basement. PICKERING - Brock and Hwy apartment. 2 car garages. dose 62. large bright bachelor base. to GO, fully detached all brick 2 men" apartment. $500 utilities storey. $1250 per month. Avail - Included. Available Dec. 1. Cal able Nov. 1. 416-64o-743() or 686-8634.(110192) 477-1858.(103092) OSHAWA - two bedroom apart- AJAX - dean 3 bedroom. main (Rile 13'Ritzi Tub1/i I %U111PS AJAX 2 and 3 bedroom townhouses in a family Community with playgrounds, ball court, green space newly decorated, 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 required 683-9269 455 Condos For room, billiards, all included.'•fir Rent $8lo50.2)Phone 725-7101. Business CONDOMINIUMS FOR RENT THE REGIONAL GROUP 1, 2 and 3 bedroom suites available in a peaceful lakeside complex. Please call Ellen 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Mon. to Fri. 686-6872 590 opportunities 670 Personals SINGLE and unattached? Jon BEAUTY SALON over 20o single people every Sunday at Singles World n the FOR SALE Corral, 433 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa. Durham Regions only Fully equipped. Great Sunday dance exclusively for Start, good location. infosinrmation, Cover charge (TFAL9) Lease until 1995. 576-8236 LOVE fashion - well dressed outgong� Need income? Dis- tribute fabulous sweater and leggging s. Become a KNITPITCKER. Wear what your worth. Exclusive distributor, ships available. No hall. 416- T77-2513, 16777-2513. (103092) PICKERING - Luxury Tndel, tvq- bedroom 1500 sq.tt. Caryer -- - - - Homes 640 Coming model. AvaAabie °^mgdiatefl 500 For Sale imrrrsdiately. Laundry facilities Events $1300 inclusive. Call 831-29W GAA. new carpet. park ng. f675. ft41.B00. 434-3786. (110392) and Sale. Nov 15. 10-5 . Easy or 452-2261. (110492) WHITBY v*11",2 acre or w + 2 MARKur calendars For the your big PRESENCE menta for rent, available off• new kitchen. 5 appliances, • all utilities Included TWO bedroom condo . close to storey house. 43 Garrard Fid. Country Coieaabss Craft Show imrrrsdiately. Laundry facilities tentbd yard. large deck. nips TOWNHOUSES GAA. new carpet. park ng. f675. ft41.B00. 434-3786. (110392) and Sale. Nov 15. 10-5 . Easy on premises. BachelorS1000. location. Available Dec. L wNTBY - 3 bedroom. 2 storey, f:fSVast months. 434-6715 or BROKER has $10.000 to lend at to Find... at the Bowmanvtlle apartment, 4395 inclusive, Oat's, or Colborne• 404-2625 (110392) $147 per month. Contac Jerry H' School on Liberty St. just rooms. $50-485 weekly. Call 579-3583 or 726-9345. Also 45-7(9-5657 -in •Yen n9s• 6864456. (102892) $650. Both Include e Parkin, ingroun0 fridge, Office & Reta il 460 at 668-6805. Commun Finan - tial �rAOeb north d Hwy a2. 985-1616 or 9650.0572. (11o392) THREE garage for rem.(103094 years new, brisk 2 storey. 3 bedrooms. 4 pce. Large 3 bdrm. garden homes _ Space (TF) 427-7, available Nov. 1. Call 427-7412pfi830569. (110192) THREE WHITBY - Hwy 82 and Harwood. ensugs, main floor family room, O0Aven1ont kering beCailon. available Nov. and Dec. 1. 1068 sq.h. duce condo J"T.'ul- bedroomtownhouse. central Pickering, new carper 670 Personals apartments available Immediately 31100 per month. Call Howard AJAX - main floor. 3 bedrooms, ly fin shed. air conditioned, and paint. view d parks n front - -- Lots orr in large duplex. 3 new bath. kitchen. central air, kitchen 2 w R. and and gadk • sunken Irving room. A 2 below, 12 acre let sale price,appliances, bedroom, $750 monthly and 'Jean Payne• 425-7700. Robert Case • all utilities Included Mezzanine- Good exposure on steal at $129.900. 831-3385. basement. $575 plus. Free fly Ltd. (110192) • Wesiney Rd. Ajax. Sale or (110392) parkin. fridge and stove. Peter. AJAX . three bedroom ,Hain underground parking lease. 683-1497. (110392)__ wNTBY - 3 bedroom. 2 storey, 4981;215 (103092) ONE bedroom floor d house. $950 Also 900a sq.h. one bedroom basement • children's playground Cafa 462 9 !andscaped, near Be!lwood basement apartment, JoRay Home Services, 508 quest ran smoker. Fist and last. 2344. (1028M Holiday Inn, Oshawa area.brick Storage Space School, easy access to 401. attratment, 5450. Unties per Available $650. Both Include e Parkin, ingroun0 fridge, • on-site management - central air, main floor family mll,. Nov. 1. 428 pool, LARGE 20x20 Hsu a ed O°r^• Do -House Sunday t'1 0425. (102662) 427-7, available Nov. 1. Call 427-7412pfi830569. (110192) building, 4" for storage. Avad- p.m. $177.900 Phone 5763403 'M area for rem SOUTH Jarge able rrmedtYely. Located - Vanessa Place (112792) raised or sant - Large rased bungalow. AJAX - main floor. 3 bedrooms, / I D Oundas St. Whitby. $200 y. - -- Lots orr 3.2 bedrdbrn home. 2 kitchens. new bath. kitchen. central air, monthly- -1619 or 424 535 $ 2 below, 12 acre let sale price,appliances, fenced yard. PICKERING - 3 bedroom -- 3774. �� $169,000 or rent lower level, ssakout deck. $900 rronttiy . townhouse, finished family ROOMS To INDOOR storage - den and we 3635 inclusive. Apartment avail 60X utilities. 509.1927. room, fenced yard, t t2 barns, 430 Rent securo cars -boats traders. To TWO urs waterfront obs .n able first week d Dsdsmber. (103092) fully carpeted. Brack Rd. and reserve, call (705) 357-2406. Town d Port Perry. Scenic view, can 9858632. (1 t 0392) TWO bedroom country horns. Hwry e2. $950 . utilities. After 6 FURNISHED rooms n a qua, (102692) P.m.-- (102992) _ mature trees, once in a Fetme opportunity. Fa urformaton. cal WHITBY - Large too bedroom, Clarsmtont.gegids3sluchalsts. --47. _ home Share kitchen and WINTER storage available for R+k7wdnkaren at 427-0380 or 5825 inclusive. One bedroom, 2 Phone 649.2346. (10233) PICKERING - responsible bathroom. One at Salo weekly car or small boat, $50 monthly. 428-2215 (103092) level, $595 includes parking. AJAX - Westney/EtoY e2, upper COL09 wanted for 3 bedroom and $100 weekly. Private Cal 430.7067. (103092) tOOn acres based* Crown land. Near Go, in very clean 7 piss- 2 floors of 3 bedrooms. J home, nckda neat' hydro. 3 entrance and large Dapkyaro. Snowmobihn and hunting. 9 Available Dec. 1. 699-5287. (I 03D92) appfanoss, central err and vac, appliances. ensute, air, pod. 728-1399, Ann (110192)say fireplace, garage, first/last, 490 FloridaFI ckxte to s7, all parrying to corner hreplace, large deck, references. Available AJAXA-cleancarpetedroomn _ Vacation R�eni8�5 �'b M' of boating. $29,900 PICKERING - available organ - simple garage. Imnedtate. f900 immedately. $1295. 267-3335 newer home. use d krtchen and Flnanang available Cal Jos. one bedroom basement • 70% utilities. Cal 831.1957. bathroom, laundry facilities. non (ttp492) FLORIDA - Madura Beach. 426.0750. (11 c392) apartment. separate entrance. preferred, (_t02�_ 1 _ __ _ ___ smoking female 9 Prs}errsd. AJAX *TheBreakers'- newer Reasonable. 686-3201. 1500 sq.tt luxury us front r1' 9 condo. 6 appliances. 2.1 --- - --- - Out -of -Town �le�er � • edge 0. BAYLY and Liverpool • spa- --us detached bungalow. 3 clusrve townhouses. 2 and 3 (110192) bedrooms, 2 baths, all accessories, heated pool, 540 Properties p Includes u ti I i t i e s. $600. Rel•renpas• 4242984. (t0289� bedrooms. near GO train. Spa- nous one bedroom basement bedrooms. 3 and l levels. 1600 PICKERING south - furnished n sq.. 1.. 5 appliances included. adult only Home. Light 14111 , screened siXlpb .. tap floor, weak ly,monthly. Photos. _ CLEARWATER Florida - miobik AJAX -large bright 2 bedroom ape Y• parking rt menti laundry. Availablefor immediate occupant Recreational housekeeping only Bedding 723.6069. TF ( 1 home n brand now condition. Two bedrooms, two bathrooms. basement apartment, large �� DaSiNa t3B-7070 NRS ,agjities Olt site. To view, can supplied. 385 weekly F rst and GORGEOUS 3 bedroom fur- kxhen, dining room and living kitchen, living room, cable. Mayflower RE. LTD. (1 10192) 4281874. (111292) last. 831.3253. (1 10192) nished luxury condo. Near room New Droadldom Wvely fireplace. laundry, parking, PICKERING - Walk to Go and pX1Ee1NCH area, bedrooms to WHITBY - to sublet to Dec. 1. famous Clearwater beach. 6 Decor win Idt d extras. Mature private entrance, includes utilities. $775. Available Dec. Town Centre. 4 bedroom rent, full use d house. $400, Immculate 3 bedroom appliances, 3 baths. jacuzzi, grapefruit. orange and lemon 9 ape 9 1, Cal Soots, 410 8056 or cher 5. detached home. No pets. Cad 837.2081 or 666 4234. (102892) monthly. Call 837-1774- I 5 appliances and pool, tennis, BBO in private y arid. Oct. Nov. cal trees. 4 star park with pod and rec hall. $18.000 Arner,care. Cal 6868257. (110392) central are Clone to 401 and PICKERING - room to rent n 46, (10b 6869846. (102992C1vC) 433-8037. (110492) AJAX - two bedroom bas«m«t apartment, full bathroom, WHITBY executive 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, main floor public transit. $1033 plus townhouse. Near PTC• snare al utilities. Cal 668-6589 after 5 facilites. $350 monthly. Cal( 686-0393. (102892) 500 Homes 550 Cottages For parking. walk to t3o, availaitlls familyroom and laundry rooms, P -m. (110192) For Sale Sale $750 still iickniw• Dec.Clovis �i,b1e garage- 22ao sq.h-• ex' PICKERING - whit /401 Shared 831-2273-. ( cellent neighbours. $1400 monthly. 668-2327. (102992) recently redecorated. spolress. 450 3 bedroom, indoor parking. 4 ACCOMNe PICKERING - Glendale - large 3 bedroom semi, new root, DISTRESS $i1e - was treed 8 $Mont apa t me nt. p m Wee merit apartment, partially MAIN floor, 4 iances. 3 aPPt appliances. central air. Available TIRED of looking at dumps? windows, 2 fireplaces, 3 bathrooms. rtwster watt engage, acres. 500 h, its. waterfront. Hydro, Bell, all permits. Only $265 furnished, cnbfe and Pill "- a1 bedrooms, new broadloom Nov. 1. $1100 plus. 640.6675. Share 3 bedroom house with S173.900. Open Hasse Su monthly. Call Joe. 428.0750. btdtniw. On bus route. 4 PC* throughout, eat -in kitchen, 4 (102992) one female. Non smoker 1-4 p.m. NO AGENTS. 831- (110392) bast Non pCo. bath. 5850 monthly and Citi• k"law aPartrtwrt• large ONE. two and three bedroom preferred, heat. hydro, and cable ONE. luxury included. $450 monthly. Call 7831. (102892) Mortgage a month. First last, call 837- two bedr7914 oom, 3 pct. bath, condos. Beautiful property, quality features. 6 Kelly, 404-1756 and leave TFNEE tlsdroorn cortforriinium 580 insurance carpeted. saperado streetrance and �anceii all co tdilioned, from rrlessage. (103092) ownha ••• �• Pick- SOUTH J�aretvNo area for sale carpeted $800ti800 Monthly usMies. $850 monthly, ONE MONTH SOUTH Ajax - modern 4 •ring - newly painted and renovaIsd throughout.. Asking a rwC AN brick elnartive hmy o PAOO as fequrbed, first and FREEI Rent to own anrop d pur- bedn honov '. 3 baths, share $139.000. CaN t-4163588333 MORTGAGES on 112 acre. House or upper Last' Cenkba( Alax. Close to all citrase options evaiabN South all facilities, laundry. BBO, anytime. (1 t 1702) BELOW WWW of it for rent. 4 bedromil atewWba. 883.3378. Cal ler east comer of Nash and Truk �. som Ex, .. . Location, 90 contakrsd sp nemsrtt brier alp =Una rL (103082) . Rd.. Counice. Open House, non smoker. $345 car n►torh 1111111111IBROOK - two yew old. 4 IsveL Double car •argr, sale RENT to own - cwt large 3 Wed and Thurs. 3-7 p.m. inclusive. Phone Nonie. 427- bedro, 2 atony house on jua e . Prim $113,000 or rent upper ler bedroom ssml in Oshawa Two Sunday. 1-4 p.m. For more 0318 delta or Michele 8888579 ureder 7 acres at land. Main Ilea FREE appra,sa, program SM cal 9854MM Apartment bathrooms, roc room with information, call Josephine eve„b,gis, (I103g2) fatuttdry tooml 3 batlrs, fispla Nmiisblo 21111111 wesltond of Nov. .wakou t 10 1 r yard, 1985 Snider, 579-7505 or Paula 112 hour east of Oshawa. {110902) monthly, only $2500 down Sheppard. 579-3052 at Hornell• PKWJWAM - Close 10 GO. let $179,900. Call Contac, 1-705 WWMY • wobodroom in ower payment. 705-437.3613. Advantage Really Ltd. Realor, and hydro. Share kitchen, 9323211 or 711-2054, act for duplei walk 10 Go. fridge, slokek (110192) 4334747. (TFALL) bathrooms, sltirg roorn, with one Rocco or Paul (I 'Q- Q 2) �ft SB50 kwk siva. Nosr• I. OSHAWA - three bedroom mature male. Fist and lest e31- Rooms To 3253 (110ism PREBTK itim Sottteraol Es- No dogs. 508.2091. (10002) semi, close to 401 and 430 ton in W� 2700 sq.R. of AVAILABLE 'age amenities. 1 12 baths. fsnosd PICKERING VN single Rent lage ngle luxury situated on a private ya,d n iso, drive.SB80 Piel father wishes to share 4 count. This home includes A pyk)„E q,dgt areal close.10 a, utlNiss AwlAsbls Nov. 1. 655 MoMfa fent in quid lwnts TV bedroom exec. home. quiet twMrall air. security system. arrrnsNiss $850 87x.9 (103092► and VCR included. parkin. AI- court location, finished weal Rd and Cod afea bat wrmt. $400 mor". Call Intercom, upgraded conunk flooring, elegant window hydro- Fist and law rqupit& 725.2081 x435.4097. (102982) - NORTH West Oshawa two 'bedroom semi. bawrtlem irdaw $350 per month. Phone 509- 427-4373. (102892) 2932 atter 5. (1'10192) coverings, huge Hollywood kitchenoorttplM• AJAX - spacious clean 3 SUIW 2-4 P06- bliss, • AVAILABLE immediately - EAVESTROUGH cew*V. bun. share 4 bedroom executive with balloons and dome l9('arg' •o •tC Tlse bedroom, main floor o1 bungalow, near take, airaltbleDec. 1.SM+uigies. First and last- References' 718 galosraonly. YardliwlcbwKip, horn . Us* d an tacgitles, n �1'HI a' � comes too plus walk cirlom istetlorkip applianow, separate laundry 1530. (11 179M JoRay Home Services, 508 quest ran smoker. Fist and last. 2344. (1028M Holiday Inn, Oshawa area.brick drivoway. walk& and porch facilities, fefersnoss, Mnediate Possession. $650 inoMhly plug NORTH Oshawa - Beau ValleyKING/HIT�N aha Esetxtive 3 or 4 bedroom � morn Close to shopping and but t h A routes. 4331247. (102992) and eldsinalve landiscaping. As - kip $349900. For appoirkkrrksrt utilities. Cal 686.5519. (102892) house, Maxi ile rent, Dec. 1/92 In adun amity ome. s are a view. 8882036. (102992) kitclsen and bays with one. Look- AVAILABLw Imm d' L NEW e„�, largo aoarsrterrt, 4 appliances, walkiwt to occupancy. Please call 576- 0418 after 4 P.M. for viewing. a late y, ing for clean quiet non smoker. share newly renovated horns Photo 497 Hi nosa - quiet exclusive cc , . luxury 2 away, California garden, $750 all Inclusive. Call 420- (102992) 723-3693. (110392) with woodstove, two rooms kitchen, formal livingidining 7853 (I 101 pICKIERNG �y bright two PRIVATE room, shared available• $450 and $500. In- facilities. $325 per month aN parking, cable, 680, room, cozy main floor PICKERING - FirsdVL Nerpod - bedroom bungalow, totally laundry inclusive. Smoke free, no pets rt' facilities. utilise and tamilyroom with fireplace. Recrcom with hot tub, large One cozy clean newer one bedroom basement apartment, renovated, 5 appliances, dress ted, appliances. lot. Cal 6866687. (1101 9M run of house and yard. Prefer ferrsste non snicker' FbsVlnt- professionally landscaped separate entrance. none smoker. able Dec. 1. $large mouthy . utilities. First and last. AJAX South •pleasant fur- Hetb. 7284545. (11 Olga nishedbedroxRsharefacilitlee property. $229.000. 434-2661 to appoiMrtent. (11 0392) mo Pets. 3625 monthly. Ave$- able Dec. 1. Call 839-2762. References- 839 5223' (103092) on bus route, non smoker TIDY non smoker female NORTH Ajax - two storey. 1800 required. $80 weekly. 427.0384 Preferred to share bright dean 3 s It meor Cath lie H' h OSHAWA-3+t bedroom, new- q• o i9 dsoxalsed semi 1 12 baths. 3 after 6 p.m. weekdays. (1101912) bedroom horde, many Modem separate in-law suite. double car MORTGAGES and loam, 95 % !El'►RNOw h arrwttiss. trust at door. wall CALL coag ai air. ecle finished roc roan. BAYLY and room,Wesits( se - clean, w sown Conti and Go train. Al floosis. ft" bedroom �a•a' 3 12 baths, Is up.ill two lisaneing, down payment alio cr•,�, last. S ori►, deck. a pats. FirW furnished room, separate facilities, parking, utilities down. Interlocking �' too C A^1r amount avaAabfe. •�� last. 6895 , iJtlbtlw. Available entrance and facilities. $100 Mg walkways Call Doug a Rick 886-6805, Nov. f.41-"03SII. (110192) ' wesi Float and -last._ 311 includeincluded.k' Cal Owns► X3734 and more. NO AGENTS Community Fineecial SenioseL lit.wlk�b,r�.►ctawtoa..aussaw,. _ .... -alkene. mFl-.. - ..... - - - - - . _ _ . _ ... _ . EXCITING SPICY PHOTOS OF Roomates - Karen. Wendy and Lsa. For discreet information. write: Karen. Box 670 -RD. Kelowna, B.C. V1Y 7P4. Adults duly please' (111992) PROFESSIONAL certified Aes- thetician/Electrologist offers deep cleansing facials, waxing, pedicures, electrolysis and make overs at recession prices. Cal now for free consuhaiion. Whitby. 430-7070 or 430-2771. (102992) PSYCHIC Reading - The Crystal Lon, tea lean. crystal ball and tarot cards at n one reading. Cal Bonnie n Hampton (416) 263-8205. (1 t 0392) JESUS says, can the blind lead the blend' Does your rrirtster wear gtassss7 The hireling s the hired minister. Micah 3:11, Isaiah 56:10-12, John 10:11. Jim Campbell, 1-705-953-9475. (TFALL) WANTED! Would you like to lose up to 20 lbs? We are looking for men or women, 18 years and over, to participate in a controlled, monitored, weight loss program. Weight loss cost will be only $59.00. Please call .Beverly Hills Weight Loss Clinic at 420-4220 1 dont run around, do not le. I do not play sports. I do enjoy Satisfying a woman. I do enpy making love. , do enjoy listening. I am Eft. 170 ourids. I would Ike b hear from you to find out w�at we have in common. Atter 6. 404-1518. (110192) 675 companions HEART )MATES Discreet introductions for singles. 754-4135 TO AIt7VER115E IN THIS SWUM CALL �aw !wnn 680 Announcements 720 deaths REINHARDT Nark Pater Pcaccfully at leu borne in Pickering values on Tuesday. October 20. 1992 Mark Peter Rcuihardt, bsla.ed husband of the :ate Fra Jalbert. Loving flia her of Waya, Dennis, Be-, %ea and Jan. Dear grandfather of 14 grandchildren and 7 great- grandchtldren, and pre- deceased by great granddatighner Kelly. Dear brother of Delores, Eva. Mary and predeocased by Rita and Gloria. Mr. Resnhardt •:seed at McFarl- Fumral Home, 29 Old Kingstm Rd., Ajax. (Picking villa.). Funeral Nass wax held at St. Francis de Sales Church, Church St. S., Pickering Village m Saisrda% Okauber 24 at 11:00 aim besmsa St. Francisds Sabra Cousn". Don"+ easy, be mos so do 1Itart =it Saris Famisbm d Ouearia 680 Announcements 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 on Red Lobster Plaza) SAT. ANI) EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE 839-4821 I I Births 710 Births IrS A BOY.► BUXTON - Maxine (nee Dunning) and David are proud to announce the birth of their son COLE KENNETH on Saturday, October 3rd., weighing 6 Ib. 2 oz. Lots of love flLom grandparents Sheila and Monty Buxton of England and Kenneth and Dortaen Duna• _ Piic,�@rlqq•....... K R � ]emu.-e_�y-•Lw..-_��.15"' - _ _ ___ _ :,I%GE 3M -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., OC71O511R 28, IM ' ! ario s Mdir . design EST.1 • s�>I,�o �� DESIGNER KITCHENS Pre -Christmas Sale TR vsrrnvvs Any perm x5500 Dr. Karen Rajczak "OUR PEOPLE MAKE ' 1-800-461 -0282 is pleased to announce that she has THE DIFFERENCE" Long Hair Extra joined the practice of Dr. David Parr as NO CHARGE DIAL an Associate Dentist at 333 Kin S oo The Parr Centre 427-4366 Kingston Rd. Spiral Perms 75 596 Kingston Rd. W. (at Church) (at Rouge Paving) 683,5911 • OLD KINGSTON RD., PICKERING 683-561 • 68 NF.W PATIENTS WELCOME 509-5555 The Ultimate Limousine Hours: For Special Occasions�1 1 a� ... We service "Representing Chrysler L `, �l is r what we sell for over 20 years" MC • SERVICE ■. t' ; -_ r i MR-1-m117•PARTS "St NI)AY BRUNCH" 11 A.M.-1:30 P.M. - • LEASING What you want, is what you get. Adu)ts - $6.95• Kids 4-10 - $J.95. SAVE UP TO 20 � • BODY SHOP Under -i FREE ON HOME SWEET HOME Rates From $30.00 S.MS 9 P.M. EVERY SUNDAY INSURANCE - KINGSWAY LIMOUSINE BAYLY i DICKERING AJAX t-tiDAYJA -Call tor detailsAsk 222 Ba I St. W. For.►tore lafq Cap �3 i_ i 125 Located in Pic kering Town Centre434_5464 For Bob 6V3-5722 -0: 33 i4 Hunt Street, Ajax Please call Penny. A. AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER AND THESE —COMMUNITY MINDED BUSINESSES SALUTE DURHAM REGION'S FINEST ' Crime Prevention Week Oct. 25" to Oct.30th - �+ Many people take for granted the work our police officers do, and the risks they take, to make our community a safer place. With programs like Child Find, Neighborhood Watch, and Crime Stoppers, they work to prevent crime and protect our families and r� friends. Not very often do we thank them for a job well done. As we celebrate Crime Prevention Week, let's take this :�► - _ ,,ALINO Mai opportunity to salute the officers of our Durham Regional Police force. THANKS FOR A JOB ' WELL DONE! REMEMBER �r is Seat Belt Month 9 - Seat Belts Save Lives! Every time you get in a vehicle, } Suckle up, and insist your passengers do You NEVER know what's ahead. If you won't buckle up for your own safety Buckle up. because it's the LAW. .. `tz. • t . -air , CRIME - a ti01NE A CRIME _ `*4- 0 NEVER GIVE 10('R NAME: �' r E:AR% A CASH REWARD - - 43(_8477 n THIS PAGE WAS MADE POSSIBLE BY THESE COMMUNITY -MINDED BUSINESSES CONVERSIONS HAS THE VALUE! de" a`,�,Ca/. 'HtMAD GE!VFRA•IION FAMILY 018 NW 8 Ot'MWD R T� rie b Gat, Oi b Gas, Elsetrie b or AJAX-MCKI+RING SINCE 19" W EMckncr CM Fumsce ■ - �nc-arrangen►tnt _ 185%EifipeIti not C1i �� �. - Preplanning DO itALL Witl1 'REt-EN'IeRY u7 ? . Cremation semi" . ,PROPANE Mow � swt�E ALARM `°w `a" "` - no °"�'"' "�'" ' u�a ' 428-8488 soy Victoria St E Ftoat tl�lo P.r trtaaMt _ location,Wo look aftr Gas mebr �` • • 28 Old Kingston•Read Whitby "Stops the burglar drawings and enst8lation requirements for (In Pickerios village) c� Consleners Gas.■ 'R'G- �h t�tlneral ® 668-3328 :gin the outside„ speowizing in Erne r.' -Pre-entry (detects burglar _. ►o PUBLIC SATUR while still on the outside of k 24 horwre ur . STORAGE N home) . s• The One Stop i e - CERAMIC SHOP SAAB Portable (moves when you 4 4-= UNITS •AuthorizedDuncan since070 dealer-plus-Ceramichrome. is��� - Wireless ART THOMPSON Large & lectin Paints OF PICKERING -User friendly • selection of grcenware MADE IN CANADA • Complete ceramic supplies 980 KINGSTON ROAD8394159 _Pet compatible Certified Ener -lark Contractor ARENA • Custom firirg & classes - Monitored by ULC listed �all anytime - 24 • nw. SERVICE HOURS: """t monitoring station CULLEN '7lpa � 428.2519 �-�R • t 7 �� 7:30 a.m. - 5 m •� - 10 year warranty Frktgr to a�n►J:30 yan Tuft, HYsd. e 44231.1Srur/el Mao a n►,tat pan 7:30 a m. -1.00 Pik r. « ���i�� 0 HOMEOWNERS 0o YOU QUALIFY FOR $550000 ASSISTANCE FOR HOME REPAIRS? I; } ou are a low-income homeowner, you may be eligible for up to $5,000 (w hx h may not have to be repaid) to assist you in repairing your horse or make it accessible to a disabled person. Funds are made available through CANADA MORTGAGE AND EIOUSM CORPORATION. If you require financial assistance in repairing your home please contact our office to apply for the RESIDENTIAL REIIABIWATliON ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RRAl% COLT; M GRANT ENTERPRISES 1-416-404-0020 M.d FORD P ITFV 44 Cie-• r �� ,♦fir. I: �.: ,r --. r. Presents Our I[> 0 C RAFT Rff RAZ, I I ."11:411,10191 Dwe • • • WILDWOOD FORDSALES LTD. THE HOME OF THE Z YEAR MAINTENANCE -FREE LEASE A • s_ ' �2�'."��''4"`'� '� n'A .^4. r .F.•.��y11 . .. .. �. •X -y '':?L i�... �`C# �. a:'.y� �y. ��' °� '•�°t ''1 7117 �•: J .;,r -o ., .::.- -.. ta'.ue. +3...: i j .. Vic. Oil I Quality is Job 1 The Dealer That ;uarntees sat-stac!'cn SALES Monday Friday 99 S Aurday 9 n SERVICE DEPARTMENT I i7 i ti'tf Cir Ou Al/rn rwe, At Te • 9-4 p WPlcnmP s L Z.Vur vua M Aww I do t .. - WILDWOOD FORD SALES LTD, 1167 TGSTON RD.. � C,�Ec ' 839-6666 417-2828 • 420-1449 Ir�.c se L_ • M4= 04 -TM NEWS ADVIRTEM VWJ)., OCIOM 2k IM PRIZE FOR BEST COSTUME A AS - 11111111h, A q, ALM Ilium t On Sat., Oct. 31, 5:00 p.m., bring your children dressed in their costumes and we will be 'i awarding a prize for the best costume at each location. Koby will be visiting one of the 71 stores. WIN 10 FREE MOVIES compliments of Video King. FREE BALLOONS, CANDIES & ALWAYS A FREE COFFEE with a smile. y. Fresh SAVE .50 1b. Chicken 9 Wings�. , 4 Boneless SAVE7.00e I I Sirloin rip9 -:_1 ROaSts!2 Jb. Fresh SAVE 1.40 ib side 149 Ribs 1„. FreshSAVi .90 .1). Sliced Black 99 Forest Ham ° ��= IHam SAVE.70,b'.'.':", 29 Kobassa I LIVERED FRESH DAILY FROM PEACH TREE BAKERY to SAVE 1.60 Ib SweeYn sour 69 Ribs 1b. SAVE1.00 Ib. eat gg Bologna_ FrOM The Freezen DdIdous Banam cre=n cake ...... 239 --- ---- 2N 2 C Dairy nM Or Red Cottage awne..2.' sow �sro. y ...:_.'�"o -III(MsD From our FaMily to Yours-. BeSt in OWNty, SerVke. Sek"" & prioe Couttic e Covet! a - Taunton r• 1413 King St. E. 4s, Simcoe St. S. 1794 Liv ad 432-1382 723.1602 Pic,= iy Corner 01 Uuntonsitsoil 1818 Dundee SL E. 6 Lots"" 571-1446 (Across from Kmart) (at Tues. & Wed. 9,6 Tuts.9-5 4 931-7961 427.=) Serving Durham Thurs. & Fri. 9-8 Wed. 8.6 Tim 9.5,W 434•NS Tues. 6-6, Wed 9-4 Sat $4, Sun. 9-5 Th Fri. 9. To" 9-5, Wed Thurs. IN Fri. 9-8 Tues.-Wedi!0*7 Thurs. ", Fri. 8-7 Sat 8-5. Sun. 9.4 Thurs. & Fri. 41-7 Sol. ", Sun. 10-5 Thurs. A Fr PIW.= TIN Sat 6-5 Sat 7-6 SOL 8.5, Sun. 101 &AL Nw. life 6 0 OF