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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1992_10_3011 0 • 0 TRICK OR TREAT: A 16 - month -old Pickering girl won't be looking for candies when she goes trick -or -treating this week- end. Instead, Mia Moore will be looking for donations for the United Way of Ajax -Pickering, just as she did last year. Her mom is hoping others will fol- low suit and help the less fortu- nate this Halloween. INSIDE warn of con man See Pg, 3 Soccer Spartans drop thriller See Pg. 21 Regular features Home section___9 Billboard........_......—.24 S 1 Class7�ed....�....�.....».....2S Police job action a surprise: Pilkey By NORMAN NELSON have distinguished themselves as being Durham Staff anti -police." DURHAM - Solicitor General Allan Pilkey who is While Mr. Pilkey agreed a shift has responsible for policing in Ontario is surprised at the taken place, he vociferously argued that growing job action by Ontario cops. the change has not been at the expense of Mr. Pilkey says the police associations had not cops. brought forward their concerns to him. "Before Metro (Toronto police association) started taking their job action ... I hadn't heard of any difficul- ,� ties," he said. Police from across the province certainly made their concerns known Wednesday at a rally in Toronto. Constable Dale Allan, president of the Durham police association estimated the crowd at up to 7,000, including about 150 cops from Durham Regional- Police. °+ - "I think we proved to the Premier (Bob Rae) — if r he bothered looking at it, and I don't know that he did .. £ — of the widespread concern among police officers in relation to the new regulations." ; The Durham police association, which began its own job action this week by calling for members to V take off the caps, is calling for "meaningful discus- Mr sions" to art between Premier Rae and the provincial police association. j Mr. Pilkey countered that his door i, open "to explain the regulations that have been passed and hear their concerns." And he reaerated that Premier Rae and himself are willing to meet with the renegade Metro Toronto police association — if it stops its job action, even for ' _ a temporary 48-hour period. - He blasted Toronto cops for trying to change the rules by breaking the rules. rr Both sides agree that the most publicized issue in , the stand-off — the requirement for police to file a report everytime a firearm is drawn — is just the tip of the iceberg. Const. Allan termed the regulation as the straw that broke _.. the camel's back. What it all boils down to is that Durham feel police Queen's Park is ignoring "the collective views of the police community... and aligning themselves with Ictivist groups outside of the police community who l School trustees hold line on pay DURHAM - Taxpayers have been given a break by )ublic school board trustees who refused to give them - elves a raise this year. Durham Board of Education trustees unanimously igreed not to increase their honorarium at their regular neeung Monday. That means trustees will continue to earn $13,600, vhile the vice -chair will bring in $11,000 and the chair vill collect $22,800. Although Ajax trustee Colleen Jordan supported the lecision, she wondered if colleagues were being "a little elf -righteous" and questioned if refusing a pay increase vould "restrict people" from running for office. Trustees also agreed not to hike up their conference nd telephone allowances this year. They're still listened to, he said, but added that the provincial government, in its drive toward "community policing", has broadened consultation beyond "police stakeholders" to include consultations with the community. welcome! What's brewing this Halloween? You can find out at a Haunted House, which features witch Brenda Sullivan. It's sponsored by the Trophy Factory and is located on the northeast comer of Whites Rd. and Finch Ave. in Pickering. It's open tonight from 7 till 1 a.m. and Saturday from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for children. It's not recommended for children aged eight and under. All proceeds go to the United Way of Ajax -Pickering. photo by A.J. Groen Beauty ahe Beast UNBEATABLE VIDEO STORE T Beauty RENTAL MORE MORE M and Beast A%40 SPECIALS COPIES HITS .A w 9W I'M1 3 WEEKS 1794 LIVERPOOL RD. OF RELEASE 420-1991 1822 WWTES RD. • 831-8818 to ,� PAGE 2 -TAE KEWS ABYERTISER•1''R IQAV, 9CT08ER 300992 RISE AND SHINE.1 SEARS FASHION CLEARANCE STARTS TOMORROW AT 900 30 AMI DON'T BE LATE... WHEN THEY'RE GONE, THEY'RE GONE. FOR MEN 30% OFF MEN'S BELTS Se eclea casuat ano aress belts. 999 EACH MEN'S SHIRTS Dress shirts. Polyester -cotton. Sizes 14 . -17. FOR WOMEN 30% OFF SLEEPWEAR Women's satin sleepwear, Hurry in, 25% OFF W.PETITES` DRESSES For women 5`3" and under. 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Has 24 -button remote and menu Sewing machine has 8 utility, 8 stretch, 2 tuning. 578 714 401 Reg. 359.99.....$ 97 decorative stitches. 208 781664 ....2".99 21" COLOR TV $92 offl Has 25 -button remote and comb ,filter. 578 714681. Reg. 469.99........$377 21" STEREO TV 25 -button remote. 578 714 941. Was 579.99. Then 499.99. Now $477 SEARS your money's worth... and more 6-SMCH Sewing machine has 3 utility, 3 stretch stitches. 208 781 168 Sears reg. 341.27......29.99 ' UPRIGHT VACUUM Lightweight upright. 8.5 amps, 2 -speed motor. 208 73014o Each...............117.99 VISIT SEARS PICKERING TOWN C ENTRE N ' PHONE 420-8000. 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. 2 'ti, „mow i�-:,y=�, r;� ti ,i -.-.,•-.mac`. „_. • • • ft • Police warn of con artist preying on senior citizens DURHAM - Durham Regional Police are warning the community to be on guard against a con man who tricked an elderly woman out of a large amount of money Tues- day. A man identifying himself as a police officer telephoned an 83 - year -old Whitby woman, told her he was investigating theft from the bank accounts of elderly peo- ple and asked for her help, police say. The man convinced the senior to go to her bank, withdraw a large sum of money and meet him a short distance away. The con artist even sent a taxi to take the woman to the bank. The woman tumed the money over to the man after he produced Pornogra PICKERING - A White Ribbon Campaign against pornography is in full swing here this week. About 600 ribbons have been handed out by the Catholic Women's League of Holy Redeemer Church, Pickering. The group is endorsing the White Rib- bon Campaign of Canadians For Decency. At the end of the week, the rib- bons will be returned to the women's group which will then what appeared to be a police badge. He left with the cash and has not been seen since. A similar incident occurred Oct. 21 in the Oshawa area, when a 77 -year-old woman was contact- ed by a man who used the same tactics. No cash was stolen on that occasion. The suspect is described as a white male, about 40 years old, 5'6"-8" tall with a heavy build, fair complexion and grey hair. He was clean-shaven and wore a dark coat with a dark, fedora -type hat. Police say residents should be aware of the scam and are appeal- ing to anyone with information on the identity of the man to call police at 579-1520 or Crime Stop- pers at 4.36-8-177. shy protest ;end them on to Ontario Riding MP Rene Soetens. "We'll be expressing our indig- 'iation against the sale and rental of pornographic material in the community," says organizer Eliza- beth Kole. "Ultimately, we'd like to see pornographic material cease to be available in the community. - She says there's "an absolute cause and effect" between pornog- raphy and violent crimes against women and children. 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While the Toronto Blue Jays were busy chopping the Atlanta Braves last Saturday, Matthew was making his own run for home plate. He was born at the Ajax - Pickering General Hospital between the third and fourth innings of the World Series cham- pionship game. So naturally, dad Gan' just had to give him the middle name of Jayson in honor of the Toronto ball club. "It was a pretty exciting night," recalls Mr. Dunning, a big Jays fan who set up a TV at the hospital and watched the gamc berth before and after Matthew's delivery, "We thought of the name (Jayson) that night and decided the next day." After giving birth to her third child, Matthew's mom Julie tuned in to the TV too. "I watched the rest of the game." Matthew Jayson Dunning, with mom Julie, was born during the World Series baseball game last Saturday and was named in honor of the Toronto Blue Jays. Marching against male violence DURHAM - The fight to end male violence against women will be stepped up in Durham Region this weekend. That's when the Men Walking Against Male Vio- lence march, which starts in Toronto, goes through Ajax and Pickering on its way to Ottawa. The event is part of a series of long-distance marches across Ontario designed to raise awareness about the problem and challenge men to end violence against women. As the men on the march go from place to place, they will hand out leaflets in down- town areas, speak with stu- dents and hold public events to denounce the problem. The walk also hopes to raise money for shelters for abused women across the province. On Sunday the march goes from Ajax to Whitby along Hwy. 2. • 46 CHURCH ST. 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SN50 DRAW, Tickets will be on sale for 51.00 each or 3 for $2.00 from October 1 until October 28 during your lunch break. Draw will be held on October 29 at 12 p.m. For purchase of tickets see Penny or April. Thursday, October 15 is PIZZA DAY 0�� Cost per slice is $1.50. Orders will be accepted with payment, during ��� your lunch break until Friday, Cctober 9 by Penny or April. During the month of October there will be several CASUAL DAYS for the office staff, at a cost of $1.00 you can throw on your jeans and sweats for a whole day! October 29 - 50150 DRAW - Lunch room, 12 p.m. GOOD LUCK! 041 C111C711yl,'(1,1, C71 Yui//% 1 OVA .r [fl, COME AND WOR AMBERLEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1820 Whites Rd. N. THE FAMILY CHURCH WORSHIP TIME 11:00 a.m. Supervised Nursery WESTNEY HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH tileethV at Applecmft Public School 55 Cries Ave. North, Alae 1Aw East of LOEB Placa) MORNING WORSHIP 10:00 A.M. Rev. James Rendle, Pastor 686.1720 Dunbarton - Fairport United Church 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering 839-7271 Christmas Bazaar and Craft Show Sat., Nov. 21, 10 8.m.•2 p.m Worship 8 Church School Church Service 10:30 a.m. ST. PAUL'S ON -THE HILL Kingston Rd. at Fairport Rd. Pickering 839-7909 6:00 a.m. Ouiet Communion 9:15 a.m. Charismatic Praise 11:00 a.m. Traditional Worship Sunday School and Nursery at 9:15 and 11:00 a,m. C' C t SHIP Pickering Village United Church 300 Church St. N., Ajax 683.4721 Rev. Howard Zurbrigg Phyllis Spencer Worship & Sunday School 10:30 am. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE 683.7311 REV. JAMES BIGGS WORSHIP 6 CHURCH SCHOOL 11:00 A.M. PICKERING STANDARD CHURCH (METHODIST) 3595 Brock Road at H". 7 SUNDAY Sunday School 10:15 Worship 11:00 a.rrL Eveninps 7:00 WED. 7:30 866 Club - Children 4 -Teens Adult Bible Study Case and *0016 wick ua ewy Sunday. r r � ] E] 0 Region approves • province's water plant conditions rI L n L� 0 DURHAM - The Region agrees with the 21 conditions set down by the province for a new water supply plant in Ajax. On Wednesday, Durham regional council also appointed Ajax Wards 1 and 2 regional councillor Roger Anderson to the water supply plant committee. The committee was one of the conditions provincial environment minister Ruth Grier imposed when she approved the plant last month. Also on the committee are Sherrill Willard, of the Ajax Save the Waterfront Committee, Ajax Ward 5 councillor Pat Brown, and Ken Thompson, director of engi- neering with Durham Region's works department. The Ajax Waterfront Advisory Committee has yet to select a member. Once the committee has been set, its members must unanimous- ly pick a chairman. Mr. Thompson told regional council on Wednesday that most of the 21 conditions are already being done and wouldn't add much more to the cost of the facil- ity. Other conditions include the Region developing a water conser- vation strategy, meeting both pre- sent and future provincial water quality guidelines, and monitor tri- uum levels. The plant will provide up to 36 million gallons of water a day and cost S61 million. It will provide water to Ajax and Pickering. One of the conditions requires the Region to consider the best available technology to deal with b" your own beer or wile at hall price In our chart_ modem l ilkies. THE BREW -IT SNDP Dwbsnl �Plm MOW .Ws) Just West of t.irrerpod COME VISIT OUR SCARECROWS AT GOODVIEW FARMS own" a opwabr by -M ftwft framw i e' ell � 2000 & mOre 1/2 Bushel PUMPKINS FANCY to choose MACS ftm $1"to 6" $5 • of TIN O& 31 t ealy contaminants. Mr. Thompson said two methods — ozonation and granular activated carbon — could cost $1.5 million to $2 million each. Jack Gartley, the Region's financial director, said 65 per cent of the cost would be paid with lot levies, with the remaining cost debentured over five years. The earliest the plant could be operational is 1996, says works committee chairman John Aker. Detailed design work will take nine months, Mr. Aker adds. In a report from the works staff, tendering could begin late next year and construction work in the spring of 1994. 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To help make dour Halloween safe and fun, we're passing along the following tips. you've heard them before, but they're worth repeating. - "Irick -or -treaters should wear reflective tape on their costumes so they're easily seen by motorists. Carry a flashlight and cross streets only at comers: never dart out between parked cars. - Costumes should not obstruct ylslon. Parents should enlarze eve - holes of masks and have children remove masks when crossing streets. IT Face makeup is safer than a mask and is fun to wear. f • Children should trick -or -treat in a group, preferably with an adult along. Wall, on sidewalks or, if there s no sidewalk, on the side of the road I-acingtraffic. I - Plan trick -or -treat routes ahead of time using well -lighted streets only. i r\ to get your trick -or -mating done while Its still light outside. • Youngsters should watch for Block Parent homes in case they need = �� help. • Children should not cat am treats until thc,.'yc been inspected b\ an r adult. - %Iotonsts should turn on headlights at the first sign of dusk and take extra ,arc going in and out of driveways. With so mann children on the1 .ff streets, turning right on a red light can be dangerous. so slow down and watch out. `�...� - Dn\ rrlg under the speed limit in residential areas will give both chil- dren dren and motorists a better margin of safety. Remember — a youngster's thoughts are on having fun, not always on safety rules. Happy Halloween. Letters � Language Instruction meeting cause for concern To the editor, "Would you use a flexible lad- der to get from the fust floor to the second floor"' (Author unknown). It appears that our educators have adopted just such a philoso- phy to educate our children. Our school board has adopted a pro- gram called "Whole Language" which, as I understand it, means: - child -centred learning where the student Is encouraged to pursue his own educational developments: - de -streaming: a mixture of strong and weak students (none of whom will fail) all "learning" whatever they choose without any guidelines; - the absence of testing and the elimination of standardized testing (also the absence of correcting mistakes); - group learning: children guid- ing/teaching children — without any guidelines or direction. Recently I attended a meeting on "Language Instruction" held at the Pickering Library. By attending the meeting, I had hoped to gain some understanding and confi- dence in the present language instruction process. unfortunately, I came away more concerned than ever. In my opinion, Pauline Laing, director of education, Durham Board of Education, did not address anything specific. She merely gave a very broad overview of the current system and left much to the imag►nauon of those in atten- dance. After listening to her, with an open mind, I couldn't tell you what exactly the present process is or how it works. Miss Laing did have one point which I understood and with which I agreed. I don't think, however, that she understood the point. She said that language entails reading, writing, talking and listening. When she was finished with her presentation, a very vague picture of the system, Dr- Mark Holmes, professor of educational administration, OISE, took the podium to explain his view and to prove his position. During Dr. Holmes' address, Miss Laing's behavior, and the behavior of the other faculty mem- bers in attendance was simply appalling. They didn't give Dr. Holmes the courtesy that they them- selves expected and received. They behaved in a rude and ignorant fashion, passing notes back and forth, giggling, making faces and groaning. They appeared to com- pletely disregard anything he said. To say the least, their behavior was anything but professional. When Dr. Holmes was finished, Hiss Laing returned to the podium and excused herself for being ill pre- pared. In my opinion, Miss Laing is a poor ambassador for the Durham Board of Education. In closing, I wish to say that Dr. Holmes had a very convincing and heart -felt message. He opposes the present system and he had facts and figures (the results of studies) to back up his argument. I have requested any information the Durham Board of Education may have to explain the current lan- guage instruction process and any studies and statistics which support their position in this regard. It is only by stuaying both viewpoints that we, the parents, can take an educated position on the education of our children. Jackie Boers. Ajax The News Advertiser asked residents their opinion of the 'no' vote on the Constitutional ��K(��i ��Q(i(%� aAccord. a Danny Avramis says, "It's good. It gives the government a good message to push the econo- my and jobs." Joe Callus says, "Who cares? There wasn't enough information out there on it. It was tough to make an intelligent decision." Eleanor Fryer, with Greg, says, "Well, I voted 'no' so I guess I'm happy. I'm not surprised by the outcome." News The entire content Editor -E Chief lDAIYfVE Bl1ATES Advertiser d Me News Adver- Mar GREG COA1fS - MOf1O�'g Editor � tlser Is protected by HUGH NICHOLSON - Advertising MarIager A Metroland Community Newspaper copyright and BRUCE DANFORD - Retail sales Nonage, unauthorized use ABE FAKOURIE - Dtstrlbution Manager �, w1tt10 A written Can- NEWSROOM - 683-511 o Sent Is prohibited. DISTRIBUTION -663.6117 ' ' Timothy John Whittaker he blisher deserves CLASSIFIED! the right to 79e-775110 Publisher Ernie Keeble says, "I think it's disappointing. A lot of the 'no' vote was aimed at the people in Quebec." The News Advertiser. published every SundaY. Wednesday and Friday at 130 Commercid Ave, Ajax Ontario l IS 2H5. Is one of the Metroland Prinxng, Pubh"'fl and Distributing group of XbUrban newspapers Milch Includes Alax/Pickering News Advertiser. Aurora Barrwr. Bade Advance Brampton Guardian. Burlington Post Collingwood Connection, Etoblcoke GuarWOn/lakeshafe Advertiser C,"getown Independent. Kingston Tlrs Week. Lindsay RVs Week. mYork Markham Economist &Sun. Milton :anddan Champion Mississauga News. Newmarket Era. Norm vPe Mirror gn Tmberland News Oakville Beaver Or1IIa t Rus Week PefvI19 Tribune n Thls Week. Richmond Hill/Thornhill Liberal �rbors ouph Mirpr. carJxbddge to Trbune today: Seniors Page saes may vary slightly from pktyyhyd rate caro dub 10 mechanC01 requrements of afferent IXInters Metroland Printing. Publisrslng and Distributing is a member of the Canadian Community Classify or refuse FAX -"3.7363 Newspapers Association Ontario Community N any advertisement NATIONAL ADVERnSING SALES 493.1300 n Cacki ewspapers Association and Ontario Bass all his discretion. REAL ESTATE A AUTOMOTIVE ?Second Gass Mad Registration Nurnber 1997 Mad ilub cripilpl ADVERTISING - 796-7672 per 0~ fates in Canada I year. s70 • ,..r ,:�.". .. fir.'' >w'.y 0 16 10 • 0 0 r� L Y'7M1w ..n j'�1 ,M t _ ADW'i'ISa Bwi"U'Voll"Mw!!q etCt 7 Sharpshooter Showcase 'ds the Unated Way PICKERING - How sharp are United Way. Now through Satur- tables, where your hosts will be you could vin prizes donated by raise funds for the United Way. you with a pool cue? day, Oct. 31, try your skill on one clad in tuxedos. Challenge a pro or mall merchants. Game time is 7 to 8:30 p.m. Fri - Find out this week at the Duf- of three high-tech black billiard a celebrity to a game of pool and Challengers pay a fee to play to day and noon to 5 p.m. Saturday. ferin Game Room Store, Picker- ing Town Centre, as the store once again hosts a Sharpshooter Showcase in aid of charity. This year, proceeds go to the � ANYOUR BED PASS THIS TESTI I. Age: I. your lied more than ct,ght tt, lU t►Ith 2. Beah!4:' I, ct>ur lied Soiled. �t.unt,•�;, ;cern rtr ti:I�,L;in�;% 3. 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New power -vented units use a small exhaust fan to expel combustion products outdoors, even from an interior wall. M_v, --- - ;_ - _,1111 'CONTENUED ON PAGE 13 THE NEWS ADVEWrISM FRIDAY, OCJX)8130, M2.pAGIC 9 lv.tea.T '. 7X POWWO Ajax-Pick6ring 'J lVeWdve+SA, User Veins PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVEWMER FRIDAY, OCTOBER x, IM 1 ,' ;-?"'Ir.. .�'. 4+�rU 1'►11 ryd111461*094"'C4,0O».11V9 4.1' . r Tie ABCs of M'ulching aftnd comr As concern for the environ- ment continues to grow. home- owners everywhere are step- ping up their recycling efforts around the home and in the yard. The solution? Mulching and composting. Mulching and composting are two easy methods of recy- cling that homeowners can rely .on to drastically reduce the amount of yard debris dumped in public landfills, while help- ing develop healthy soil for their lawns and gardens. Healthy, conditioned soil is essential to successful garden- in-. Whether it's creating a new lawn or garden or main- taining an existing one, the recipe for success is as simple as getting back to basics. in many gardens. adding a mulch -nay be the only step necessary to keep things in balance. Composed of organic or inorganic materials such as wood chips. bark, straw and gravel. mulch cushions plants against the adverse effects of the wind. sun and rain. it mod- erates soil temperatures, deters weeds and improves the overall soil structure. Shredding yard and garden material into mulch is easy with a special chipper/shred- 3er/mulcher product like the CS -3500 from Flowtron Outdoor Products. Quick and efficient, this three -stage chip- ping system reduces piles of lawn clippings, thatch. trim- mings and branches up to 2 1/2 inches in diameter into decora- tive and useful garden mulch. Leaves can be recycled into mulch as well, with the manu- facturer's leaf -eater (LE -900). Designed for use atop a trash container or on its own legs. this durable machine reduces eight bags of wet or dry leaves into one bag of valuable mulch. The bagged leaf shreds should then be spread in four to six - ;inch layers over soil, and under trees and shrubs. The mulch acts as a protec- tive cover for the soil and roots. When mixed into the soil, mulch introduces impor- tant nutrients that promote root growth. During dry spells, mulches help protect the soil from the evaporative effects of sun and wind, and keeps the soil from drying out and hard- ening. Ideally, mulch should be loose and airy when placed over the soil, rather than com- pacted. Less compaction means healthier roots and a more active exchange of water and food beneath the soil. In the event of heavy rains, mulch also prevents the leaching of plant nutrients. and reduces the effects of soil erosion. Where mulch is primarily used as a top -dressing. compost ,is considered one of the ulti- mate soil conditioners. Compost is made from just about anything organic, such as vegetable and fruit rinds, hedge eggshells, for example. Avoid using fatty meat scraps and similar waste as it decom- poses at a slower rate, creates odor and often attracts dogs and rodents to your compost pile. Because smaller pieces compost faster, it is also wise to avoid material thicker than one-quarter inch. Once the materials are gath- ered, the simplest way to make compost is in a pile or in spe- cial bins designed specifically for composting. But whether you choose a pile or it bin, it is important to select a conye- nient, well -drained spot with- out direct sunlight for maxi- mum composting action. The best compost piles are formed in layers. Start with a bottom layer of brush to sup- port the pile and help aerate it. Continue adding alternating. but equal layers of slow -decay- ing material such as leaves, woodchips, sawdust and fast - decaying materials such as grass clippings and food wastes. Then, add a compost activator and a two-inch laver of garden soil. Remember to moisten each layer thoroughly FINAL WEEK Nile Rest Spring M se - — ---= Single '7900 $119 Double 19900 $1599, as it is added to speed the decomposition process. Making great compost, how- ever, is not as simple as just using the right ingredients. As the compost begins to break down and create heat. care must be taken to systematically turn the pile. Turning the compost with a pitchfork or aerator tool every few days moves composted material awav from the centre of the pile, and replaces it with par- tially composted material. This process also allows the opportu- i1i d VM Ortho -Flex Spring Set le '169" '219 e ostia nity to add more shredded green and dry matter. When mixed into the planting bed or lawn, finished compost has the ability to hold nutrients in the soil like a sponge and release them slowly as needed to hungry plants. It also contains large amounts of microorgan- isms beneficial to plant growth. Essentially, the composting pro- cess changes the nutrients of otherwise unwanted yard and house waste into beneficial forms that plants can thrive on. SLEEP SYS* kPPR0VED w� � 1>r1J � • Chiro Pedic Pillow Top Spring Set in I Double QUgtg '269" '3399' '3899 eEVERY BACKMASTER" MATTRESS INCLUDES THESE EXCLUSIVE FEATURES cotiTNuo Pring r ■�■� Choose the comfort t Aeri-Guard US COIL INNERSPRING UNIT 14�' level which gives Qu , SIDS STEM RT r' �+ e- L r�ntei�.+lerpnuppurt ySupprxnrver�xrintonthrmat- thr r l ndonE" o rent, the best support & slee ��.•rhrr sad nnr +movement+ t _-..., ter++ pen meter not to+r tll: •� ' drirurb the other - p a.-�` / point+ �+ do ordinjry +rdr• wp poft FIRM SET deer,.. 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They allow light and air to enter the home and they pro- vide visual access to the out- side world. They can be an asset or a lia- bility to energy -efficiency, or to the architectural style of the • :j THE NEWS ADVER mEn FRIDAY, 0C1tOi= 39,0924"Z U right windows for your home home. The first choice to make when selecting windows is, should it open or not. A fixed or non-operating window will be more energy-efficient and will cost less than a comparable operating window but, general- ly, cannot be made to operate if CLEARANCE CENTRES 6 Ft. Reg. x79°9 L- Now $3999 -L.__ 5 ft. Reg. $6999 ®.; _ Lhil Now $2999 MUTE LIL ALSO TV STANDS L�-L COMPUTER TABLES _„L� AND MUCH MORE ^� G Your Choice '4999 Coordinating 3 pc labie sets • Moxknuirn C.F.M. 112 find cotlee table and 2 end tables) . .. .� ` Dkn"ons • Coffee table abt 49116116" h gh End Tabie ab1 251,6!19" h Dirt33.5 Cdons KINGSTON RD. HOURS: #38 Church St. South y Q MON.-WED. 10-5 Just south of #2 in Pickering Village THURS. 10-6, FRI. 10-7 (Right Beside Honest Crook Variety) . Do-11-Yoursa inslailallon kit k,ck,dsd N 10-5, SUUN.. 11.44:: 428 0777 40130 , SW5 fel CITIZ N° ELECTRON ICS . ,Warehouse Sale Event NOVEMBER 7 199 r 0 INCREDIBLE VALUES ON TELEVISIONS •MICROWAVE OVENS VCR's •TELEPHONES STEREOS •ANSWERING MACHIN CLOCK RADIOS TAPE RECORDERS AND MORE COLLECTION OF LATEST DESIGNS IN LADIES' AND MEN'S WATCHES FIRST COME - FIRST SERVED -WHILE QUANTITIES LAST Monday to Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sunday 12:00 noon - 6:00 p.m. JUTAN INTERNATIONAL LTD. 455 GORDON BAKER ROAD WILLOWDALE, ONTARIO ® ® C Cal you later change your mind. If you have chosen operating windows, you now must decide how they will operate. Your basic options are hinged or sliding. A casement window is hinged on the side while an awning window is hinged on top. Sliding windows operate by moving either side- ways or up and down. Some sliding windows even tilt into the room to aid in cleaning. Hinged windows will usually be more air tight than sliding windows but it is important to note that some manufacturer's sliders may be more efficient than their com- petition's hinged windows. Windows in Ontario are test- ed to meet CSA and Ontario Hydro standards and it is wise to look at the test results and understand them before making any decisions. GOOD NEWS FOR AJAX.'.'.' On Monday, November 2nd We Will Open A New Furniture & Interiors Store with the Latest & Best Prices in FURNITURE # DRAPERIES s CARPETING + REUPHOLSTERY 44,.YOU CAN FIND US AT 48 HARWOOD AVE. �.'- � T= Just South of Hwy. #401 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 for a 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. HOOVER CENTRAL'VACUUM T VW7MSAVgoo :, ��PGJ. BanEF 2 Fan otor t a + t tat amp., otor t � G • Moxknuirn C.F.M. 112 cG6PKi _ Monday to Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sunday 12:00 noon - 6:00 p.m. JUTAN INTERNATIONAL LTD. 455 GORDON BAKER ROAD WILLOWDALE, ONTARIO ® ® C Cal you later change your mind. If you have chosen operating windows, you now must decide how they will operate. Your basic options are hinged or sliding. A casement window is hinged on the side while an awning window is hinged on top. Sliding windows operate by moving either side- ways or up and down. Some sliding windows even tilt into the room to aid in cleaning. Hinged windows will usually be more air tight than sliding windows but it is important to note that some manufacturer's sliders may be more efficient than their com- petition's hinged windows. Windows in Ontario are test- ed to meet CSA and Ontario Hydro standards and it is wise to look at the test results and understand them before making any decisions. GOOD NEWS FOR AJAX.'.'.' On Monday, November 2nd We Will Open A New Furniture & Interiors Store with the Latest & Best Prices in FURNITURE # DRAPERIES s CARPETING + REUPHOLSTERY 44,.YOU CAN FIND US AT 48 HARWOOD AVE. �.'- � T= Just South of Hwy. #401 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 for a 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. HOOVER CENTRAL'VACUUM FREE —nom "Wf2 ❑VOI: al/.1.7AA AJAXsOalsE ssrm 822r7 Profusional kstaladmi ONLY MOST HOMES 2 111% rRm"i 4,9 LOCATIONS I120awmelmssbo p1 ...........----831-8.27 *� VW7MSAVgoo 2 Fan otor + t tat amp., otor • Moxknuirn C.F.M. 112 COMPLETE SYSTEM Dirt33.5 Cdons now only r No Paper Ik 3-Irdel --. - . 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(corner of Bayly & Harwood Ave., Ajax) ,CI1; fCiit: D E BEST EW HOME DEAL IN ONTARIO IS RIGHT HERE IN LINDSAY FROM • A selection of sank, designsraised tx `ngalows and 2 -storey • An architecturally controlled carte tyy with lots of nal op'ties & • Park ravine scttng« Pbju1 (705) 348-3��5��03TOROMOUM 360-07 7V - � .. .• .ass,.. eA' a 0 roc *1 4 1(� Lin 1'1i-1 U J pp' nwrr..eY� A.I *1 4 �.. .mss �'<��''` `''�•' ��: n ..........The home gardener's fall equi Every year, the gardening industry develops innovative new equipment specifically designed to ease the burden on homeowners who like to care for their yards themselves. And for those millions of North Americans who devote their time and effort to yard care, there is an exciting variety of recently -introduced equipment that helps get the job done quickly. thoroughly and safely. Come fall, it's time to 'win- terize' the yard. Many people begin by pruning back trees. Hot options come with •, i fireplaces plants and shrubs so they return the following spring in full bloom and once again assume their proper shape. The next step is to reduce all unwanted twigs and branches into wood chips that can be used as decorative mulch in beds or be added to a compost pile. A chipper/shredder/mulcher device such as one by Flowtron can shred or chip branches as large as 2 1/2" in diameter and functions either in a standing position or lying down. It comes with a reusable collec- tion bag and an automatic shut- FROM PAGE 9 Direct vent fireplaces eliminate the need for a chimney. venting, • directly outside through an exterior wall. Combustion air is - introduced throuLh the same vent terminal, meaninu, the unit operates completely independent of room air. Most wood burning fireplaces can he easily converted with a natural gas loo set rented into the existing, chimney: another option is installing a conventionally vented insert - which exhausts the products of _ combustion via a chimney liner installed inside the existing chimney flue. Natural gas fireplaces feature many, hot options, including built-in regulators which give you total control over _ temperature: flickering flames with no soot. ashes, sparks or smoke; a range of heating - options to suit any location; and natural gas logs that resemble regular burning wood, but don't change position or disintegrate. _ These fireplaces are available in a wide range of styles and finishes, with mantels and facings ranging from classic to contemporary. Some decorative -models add a stylish glow to your home, while others are an efficient supplement to your primary heating source. Installing, or converting to a natural gas fireplace is a natural choice for today's homeowners. 'Home buyers, too, are now considering natural gaN fireplaces a welcome luxury feature in new homes and condominiums. For the environmentally conscious, discriminating consumer, natural gas fireplaces me a natural choice. You'll find a variety of models ! on display at 101 Consumers �� 1t ._ . ._. Burlington 9 Hain ilts_- off device for maximum opera- tor safety. The manufacturer suggests users wear gloves and safety goggles when operating the machine. Fall brings a beautiful kalei- doscope of color. but also the hassle of a lawn full of leaves. A good raking will clear the yard, but makes for piles of unwanted leaves. In fact. an average -size lawn yields enough leaves to fill 30 lawn bags. It makes sense to shred the leaves and, as with the chips. recycle them into mulch or add them to a compost pile. invent guide Look for a top-quality machine which reduces eight bags of leaves down to one, and shreds wet or dry leaves easily. 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Their foliage remains green, which leaves it open to damage from ice, wind and the buildup of snow. Worse, evergreens transpire year - round. That means they release mois- ture which must be replaced by tapping into the water resources of the soil. If the soil around the root system freezeE solid, there's no moisture to be absorbed, which results first in the browning of foliage, and in many cases the death of the evergreen. Fortunately, not all shrubs, trees and plants are as prone to frigid conditions as evergreens. However, branches and leaves can still be damaged by wind and even broken by the weight of accu- mulated ice or snow. And roots can lit- erally be snapped as the soil freezes and `heaves,' which refers to the movement of the frozen soil as it expands. So, this is the time to think about protecting your yard. A little effort put forth now will ensure thriving plants and bright blossoms next spring. The following are several simple suggestions for readying your yard for the rigors of winter: The obvious place to begin is with the soil. Despite the most bitter freez- ing conditions, soil several feet deep that has been well watered as the tem- perature dips will not freeze all the way through. This allows the roots to reach the moisture it needs to survive. A vigor- ous deep watering around the first frost and again just before the cold weather sets in for good, should give all forms of plant life a fighting chance. Halminen dream homes by the creek pclear he real estate market of the past two years has presented some spectacular opportunities for timely buyers to snatch zx ,. up their dream home of a lifetime. ` But perhaps none has been so spectacular or so timely as what is going on, night now, at Halminen Homes Cedarbrooke. �� z I`3t — �l Sy a _ K ' Cedarbrooke is a prestigious community of people and green space by the banks of Farewell Creek, in - " Courtice. Twenty minutes east of Metro Toronto, Courtice is accessible, yet apart from urban pressures. s Homes featured at Cedarbrooke range from a spacious':` 1,405 sq.ft. to a magnificent 3,341 sq. ft., priced from $179,990 to $245,990. This weekend, Halminen Homes has slashed prices on their model homes, to make way for new product. Being show homes, they are decorated and packed with upgrades you would normally expect to pay for - but won't. In fact, these four homes have been reduced $15-20,000 each. Immediate occupancy is available. While these homes are being cleared, the new genera- """`"" tion is being introduced. The Wilstead: Says designer Paul Halminen, "I sat down at the drawing board to plan a sunken living room, a greenhouse kitchen, and over- sized master bedroom suite - _ all into a classic centre hall plan within 2,700 sq. ft., including a main floor study." The Wilstead is off the drawing board. Walk through it at Cedarbrooke. You'll notice the many quality touches and sound craftsmanship that make life in a Halminen home extremely satisfying, and that command higher -than -average resale prices. The Wilstead is one of a wide variety of plans available. Buyers choose from 50 -foot and ravine lots. Shoppers this weekend will have a special, early bird opportunity to preview Halminen's new release of value -priced homes on 40 -foot lots. As the market moves toward recovery, this may be the last time such homes are priced within reach. Cedarbrooke can be reached from Hwy. 401. Take the Harmony Rd. N. exit, turn east on Bloor St. and north on Townline Rd. Open house hours are 1-8 p.m. Mon.-Thurs., 12-6 p.m. Sun. The site office is closed Fri. and Sat. For more information call 404-2186. � Mi(iiB�f-"I.7�EIyE'NISADVER'�Br�RpRWA;�:O4T9Sli�c�V>E!!� Spruce Up Your— Home'Prior to Selling Are you thinking of selling your home this fall or winter? If you're one of the many homeowners who choose this time of year to move -- whether you're trading up or down, or simply relocating -- you're probably starting to prepare your home for the sale. But before you become overwhelmed by the task, it's a good idea to sit down and try to look at your home objectively. An attractive, well -kept home generally has a better chance of selling more quickly. And that old attage "first impressions are lasting ones" is true. However, if you haven't made any big improvements or changes over the years, it's not a good idea to try to take on major renovation projects simply to sell your home. This can be an expensive and lengthy procedure and there are no guarantees that you'll be able to recover all of your costs. Instead, try to determine what types of minor cosmetic improvements can be made, like general cleaning, painting, floor refinishing and so on. These projects generally don't require a lot of capital and your home can be greatly improved by them. Consult with your Realtor to see what types of' improvements make the most sense. Start «'ith the Outside An inviting exterior insures that prospective buyers will inspect the interior, so it's important to keep your lawn and hedges trimmed and edged, the flower beds cultivated and your yard free and clear of clutter and refuse. If you have any loose siding or pavement, it's a ccx)ci idea to get these items repaired. And if you have any cracked or broken windows, get them fixed as well. If your driveway is somewhat unsightly, consider applying a coat of driveway sealer. This will improve its appearance. Missing shingles or eavestroughs should also be replaced and loose shutters or awnings should be secured. You may also want to consider painting the exterior of your home to spruce it up. And if you have aluminum siding or trim that's really dirty, hire someone to clean it with a power washer, or wash it yourself. If you have a garage, make sure the door is clean, attractive and in good working order. Also make sure the inside of your garage doesn't look too jumbled or cluttered. Also keep patios, walkways and decks free of debris and clutter, and trim any branches that look unsightly or detract from you home. buyers. Also give your home a thorough cleaning and airing prior to showing it. Make sure any wood and file floor look clean and bright, not dull and dingy. As well, keep in mind that rooms that are too cluttered will give the impression that they're much smaller than their true size. Try to create a feeling of spaciousness when conducting your "spruce -up". If your have too much furniture, consider removing some of it and storing it with a friend or relative. Checklist In addition to the information outlined above, here's a brief checklist for you to run over before your house is shown. * Whenever possible, try to be out of the house while the Realtor is conducting a showing. (Prospective purchasers often feel like intruders when homeowners are present.) * Keep pets well out of the way -- preferably out of your house during a showing. * Make sure your home is tdy and well - aired. * Keep all stairways free of clutter. * Remove any items (like chandeliers) which won't be included in the sale of the home. By following these relatively simple tips, you'll feel proud of your home and prospective purchasers are sure to appreciate its beauty. .International Unisex HE',11 LAWA PRODUCT P•ik • S Coupon valid until L, an spot ess. This applies to kitchen appliances as well -- especially if you're including them with the sale of your home. 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MM. 4M Ado ' ' Aw nod W=dq Vito& Homes m port pM from $157,900 DE ,Oft S * FIRST ROUND DRAFT�- CHOICE The Niagara 'B' 2,037 sq. ft. $189990 HOME\ ONE ONLY FIELD 1�?4 DVANTAGE i • ALL STAR WINNER The Cornwall 'A' 29281 sq. ft. 1$204990 IL ONE ONLY 01% 101 %a CEDARBaVOKE IN COURT/CE 20 MINUTES EAST OF METRO L i. —rC (-7 - r • SERIES M. V.P. w The Berkley 'B' 29484 sq. ft. $214990 ONE ONLY HALL OF FAMER 77 The Dominion 'Ay 21,454 sq. ft. $210990�; ■ a �, r ■ ■ a *� . -� _ MODEL• �FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 4 1 M -A hews Advertiser r r, i �'r� IYEwS AUvEk'f7�St���Ib�Y, dC'1'rd>d�R'3i�.1�12-1��L �l D Metro Junior 'A' hockey, Pan- thers vs. Kingston. Pickering Rec. Complex, tonight, 7:30 p.m. ru. O Central Junior 'A' hockey, Axemen vs. Newmarket, Ajax Community �►���� Centre, Tuesday, 8 p.m. Spartan seniors stopped in soccer semis Dunbarton drops thriller to Oshawa Dwyer on penalty shots in LOSSA playdowns By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter PICKERING - One shot. That's what kept the Dunbarton High School Spartans senior boys' soccer team from a possi- ble date at the LOSSA champi- onship. Instead it was the Paul Dwyer Saints and the Ajax High School Rams wr played for the LOSSA soccer title yesterday after- noon. Results were not available at press time. Dunbarton w; dealt a big blow by Dwyer in the semi-finals played at Dunbarton High Wednesday afternoon. After battling back in the last two minutes of regula- tion time to tie it up at 2-2 to send it into overtime, Dunbarton was beaten 5-4 in penalty shots after two 10 -minute overtime halves failed to settle the issue. With Dwyer leading 3-2 in penalty kicks, Spartans' Chris Duffy was the last shooter for Dunbarton and had a chance to deadlock the contest once again. However, Duffy's hard shot skipped on the ground in front of Dwyer goalkeeper Anthony tmbra whose outstretched ands grabbed the ball and secured victory for Dwyer_ "It's a sweet way to win, but a tough way to lose," says Spar- tans' coach Mario Cozzi. "But, overall, if was a great game. I really thought we could take them in penalty shots." Shane Swinson and Barry Williams scored penalty shots for Dunbarton. Angelo Costa, Sean Brown and Domenic Gior- gi scored for Dwyer. For the Spartans, it was an uphill battle all the way against Dwyer. The Saints opened the scor- ing early in the first half, with Sean Edwards kicking in a long pass at the right side of the Dun- barton net. Undeterred, Dunbarton ,ared back late in the opening half. Paul Hutcheson's throw- in from the corner was kicked in by Chris Duffy after a scramble in front of the Dwyer net. Dwyer got the jump on the tartans once again in the sec- ond half. The referee awarded a penalty shot to Dwyer's Domenic Giorgi after a hand ball by Dunbarton in the crease area. Giorgi's high shot cleanly beat Spartans' keeper Jim Allen. However, the Spartans con- tinued to apply pressure through the remainder of the half and were rewarded with a goal with just under two minutes remain- ing in regulation time. Scott Grieves put several good moves on Dwyer defenders and sent a high, rising shot into the Dwyer net for the equalizer. To qualify for the semi- finals, Dunbarton defeated Oshawa O'Neill 1-0 in the LOSSA quarter -finals at Dun- barton on Monday. Alan Haines netted the win- ner for the Spartans. Jim Allen recorded the shutout. The Ajax High Rams defeat- ed Oshawa Donevan 6-0 in the quarter -finals, also played on Monday, and went on to beat Courtice Secondary School in the other semi-final contest at Ajax High on Tuesday. Raiders 'AAA' major bantams �on four -game winning streak ;AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax -Pickering Raiders Century Feta major bantam `AAA' hockey team is on a four -game roll in Eastiem Onatio leagtteaitxion. The R ... _ ;edged 1i'uk-Sumoe 2-1 w a cimma played in Newa ket Oct U. Doug p'Gtady and MtatV Sheeirart were the Raiders' marksrneat. The Ajax Pickering major bantams, travelled to irtgslpni>b0.0m.17 and garnered a 5-5 tie. ShoehUi led the way vrridt a.hadrick. I3riart Lodge and Rob Vessio both An Oshawa Paul Dwyer player gets a ball off the back, while three Dunbarton High School players try to play the loose ball during LOSSA senior boys' soccer semi-final action at Dunbarton Wednesday afternoon. Dwyer won 5-4 on penalty shots. photo by Ron Pietroniro High -scoring contests mark second week of ringette AJAX-PICKERING - The Lakeshore Ladies Ringette League had several high -scoring affairs in its second week of exhibition games last week. Team Number Six defeated Team Number four 10-7 in the fust contest. Tammy Cockerton led the soaring for Team Number Six with five goals. Barb Brown netted two with singles to Yvonne Cockerton, Laura Cockerton and Linda Nowit- sky. Bev Williamson paced Team Number Four with five goals. Ruth Spurs and Lee Ann McMillan con- tributed one goal each. The Ajax Angels edged out Team Number Five 6-5 in another exhibition tilt. Alice Vanderlip scored two goals for the Angels. Brenda Switzer, Carrole Orme, Audrey Langer and Janet Quinn each netted one apiece. Janis Mitchell and Audrey Langer had two assists apiece, while Edith Eberhardt had one. Leading the scoring for Team Number Five were Carrie Brown with three goals. Singles went to Cindy Wilkinson and Gent' Walk- -er. Cheryl Spotswood and Walker had one assist each. Papps defeated EIEIO 14-8. Stacey Pappas and Lenore Pearson netted four goals apiece, Wilma LaRochelle two, Jennifer Black three and Ruth Dunslow netted a single. Assists went to Dunslow with five, LaRochelle with four, Black with three, Janice Wells, Pappas and Pearson all had one each. Cathy Fertile popped five goals for EIEIO. Sherlyn Poland, Joy Hercia and Karen Molony all had singles. Poland contributed four assists, Molony three, Fertile and Rose Baker with two and Hercia with one assist A few openings for players are still available. For more informa- tion, call Janis at 683-4984, Ruth at 831-1630 or Sherlyn at 666-3372. Ajax bantams beat Barrie AJAX - The Ajax -Village major bantam 'A' hockey team is off to a fine start in regularseason play. Ajax has a record of three :ins, one loss and a ue so far 'his year, mostly due to disci- ; line and hard work exhibited by the players. In their most recent effort, the Ajax bantams claimed a 5 - win over Barrie last Tuesday ght. Jeremy DiPoce led the -kay by netting the hattrick. Matt McGill and Steve Quinn had single markers. Assists .:ame from Markus Quinn ith three, Rich Castonguay, Gc:oruc McLcod, Kurt Zaurha- ,:cn, Chris Kennedy, DiPoce and Steve Quinn. Outstanding goaltending ,vas pro�-&d by Mike Wilscm. Ajax also posted a I -I uc against Markham last Satur- ,fay. DIPoce netted the Ajax _oal, assisted by Greg Sal- �onchuk and Jay Carruthers. Stellar goaltending by Adam blanc held :Markham to its krne goal. The Ajax bantams are rounded out by Joe Sannella, Joe; Murray, Chris Keriuke. Perry Kirkhride and Dan Stork. Ringette juniors off to fast start AJAX - The Ajax Home Hardware junior 'B' ringette team opened its sea -tion with two strong efforts resulting in two league victories. The Home Hardware junior 'B' squad opened the season with a 5-1 win over Whitby on Oct. 17. Brenda McBride notched the hattrick for Ajax, followed by Lisa Surcon and Kim McIntosh with one goal apiece. Assist- ing were Amber Kuciks, Tara Standen, Laura Hampton and Jackie Desch 'if* - enes. Walker, Dana Jcromki and Sarah M c I I v e e nA played strong defence m front of goaltender Toni Klyne to limit Whitby to one goal. The Ajax squad also defeated the Pon Perry 'B' team 4-2 on Oct. 22 for the second win of the season. McBride scored all four goals for Ajax in the winning cause. Standen, Heather Walk- er and McIntosh drew assists Deschenes, Kuciks, Michelle Bradstock and Sur - con played strong defensive games. Toni Klyne continued to play well in goal. rtt►,tiGtd li.'t rtiliwla�lrtr�dl�o►a+1e:li � > > + - P F i +�1 . . . .'i t'lO' �. ♦ 1, t.' L Area madialadists s inOffawaDim. 51 6� 0 PICKERING - Martial artists from a local tae kwon -do school met with success at the recent Ottawa Invitational Champi- onships. Colin James School of Tae Kwon -Do in Pickering had a total of nine winners in either the sparring or the forms (pat- terns) categories at the champi- onships. First -place finishers were: Aaron Wiltshire, first spar- ring; Christopher Whitlock, first sparring; Lamont Wiltshie, first sparring, second forms; Don Gogh• first sparring; Matt Wil- son, first sparring; Wayne Tom- linson, first sparring; Maria Capogreco, first sparring; Annette Stanford, first sparring; Colin James, first sparring; Orlando Diaz, first sparring; Ian Kirby, first sparring; Mario Macabiog, first sparring, first forms. Placing second in their vari- ous categories were: Justin Wilt- shire, second sparring, second forms; Friedel Aristy1, second sparring; Liesa Wiltshire, second sparring, third forms and Jerome Cabanatan, second sparring, sec- ond forms. Finishing third and fourth were: Christian Reeves, third sparring; Rommel Cabanatan, third sparring; Alex Choi, third Pickering skating pair figure in top placings PICKERING - A figure skat- Competing in the novice ing pair was second overall at a dance category, the brother and major competition last week- sister duo was second overall end. after the compulsory Nicole and Derck round and was fourth Brittain of Pickering overall in the free skated to second dance segment to place overall at the wind up second Octoberfest Invitational Figure overall. Skating Competition in Rich- Both belong to the Upper mond Hill. Canada Figure Skating Club in Willowdale and attend Dunbar - Pickering novices win PICKERING - The Picker- ing 'Master Mechanic major novice rep hockey team edged Markham 3-2 in an exciting game on Sunday, Oct. 18. A combined effort by Bran- don Gifford and Kyle Aitken sent �`AG A. James Cummins �� on a breakway for e < Pickering's first goal. fO 1At'0 Cummins scored his second of the night, also on a breakway, with an assist from Aitken. The game winning goal was scored by David Hughes who picked the open side of the net. Chris Andreadis threaded a great pass to Hughes and earned an assist on the play ton High School in Pickering as part of the school's high perfor- mance athlete program. CORRECTION NOTICE AJAX PARKS b RECREATION DEPARTMENT In our advertisement Wed., Oct. 28th Page 29A. The day was incorrect for the focus workshop 'Community Associations/Service Clubs', it should have read, wed., Nov. 11th, 7:30 p.m. Ajax Community Centre, Admiral's Room and not Mon., Nov. 11 th. The News Advertiser wishes to apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. ".-)FP,I TOWN OF PICKERING PUBLIC NOTICE Public notice of intention to pass a by-law to stop up, close and sell to the abutting owners the road allowance known as Penny Lane. NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990, that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Pickering intends, at its meeting to be held at the Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade, Pickering, Ontario at 7:30 p.m. on December 7,1992 to pass a by-law to stop up, close and sell to the abutting owners the road allowance known as Penny Lane. The proposed by-law and plan and description showing the lands affected may be seen in the office of the Clerk of the Town of Pickering. At the above mentioned meeting, Council will hear in person or by his or her counsel any person who claims his or her lands will be prejudicially affected by the by-law and who applied to the Clerk to be heard. Any such person who wishes to be heard should as soon as possible make written application to: Bruce J. Taylor, AMCT, CMM Town Clerk Pickering Civic Complex One The Esplanade Pickering, Ontario. L1 V 6K7 420-4611 ,�.�r q sparring, second forms; Christo- pher Guerrera, third forms, fourth sparring; Paul Hughes, fourth sparring. SEARS CORRECTION "No Payment... No Problem" ad that appeared in the Ajax/Pickering News Wed. Oct. 28th. 17.4 cu. ft. refrigerator # 468 720 710 is unavailable. No rain - checks will be given. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. Sears Canada Inc. UTA" an. I .ti CENTRAL WHITBY .$169,900 Near public ✓I, french immersion schools. Spacious brick buNalow with lovely rec room, fireplace and bar. New listing. Spiral oak stairs, 4 -pc 8 2 2 -pc. baths, eat -in kit with w/o to wraparound deck are some of the features. See it now. builders WITH ANY ESTEE LAUDER PURCHASE OF $18 OR MORE FROM SEARS, RECEIVE THIS BONUS A FAUX CROCODILE BAG CONTAINING 5 ML SKIN PERFECTING LOTION, MORE THAN MASCARA. ALL -DAY LIPSTICK, 20 ML BODY SMOOTHER, 20 ML BEAUTIFUL BODY LOTION AND A POCKET MIRROR. LIMIT ONE BONUS PER CUSTOMER. WHILE QUANTITIES LAST OFFER STARTS THURS 29. AND ENDS SAT., NOV. 7, 1992 0 i L MISSISSAUGA ERIN MILLS IFAIRvurw WOOOSINE PK=MNG SQUARE ONE TOWN CENTRE MALL SHOPPING CENTRE TOWN CENTRE YORKDALE OAKVILLE MARKVILLE SCAREiOROUGN CENTRE PLACE CENTRE TOWN CENTRE SEARG --your your money's worth.. -.,and more 10 -jrN■IN.MMI=4. "gDAT,.0gg13Eg 30, 1992-111i"i b,. PLYMOUTH VILLAGE CHRYSLER ... BECAUSE WHAT YOU DRIVE IS IMPORTANT! • '92 COLT 'Ot-, StK. #037,6 s .. v. AV --V casse::e. oef'cster, clog - .CKe's t 9a a^ce o' factory • war -arty ava,.abie. O SSALE OR ONLY 79777 s153.33 PER MONTH / CAVAN SEUP TO 48 MONTHS OR Stk s^."36K. �. speeC. p s.. p.b., 7 - passenerseatigacK, CASHBACK K-- suspension, tlnlec a ., !pers, c. mirrors & rear wiper, delay wOn Selected Models 92's^ - wiper S SALE OR ONLY 1y 59997 $339.27 F PER MONTH '89 DYNASTY LE 4 DR. '90 DAKOTA SPORT CONVERTIBLE CAVAN SE WAS '89 DAYTONA 2 DR. • — - -. �► 4- V6, 4 5 . 2 SL turbo. auto p.s.. p.b. air cond., tilt cruse. 7 pass. seats, peed, auto., p.s., p.b., p.w., p.d.l., bit cruise, air 3.9 I, V6, 4 s auto.. p.s., b sunscreen glass. p. mirrors. p roar windows. overhead console. conditioning, AWN, p. mirrors, doth 50/50 seats, speed, p• •, p.w., p.d l., Olt, cruse, floor console. w s.w roof rack & more. t owner. only 41,900 4 cylinder. auto p s p b . p s tilt as conditioning, T -bar root. W.S.W. 8 more. 1 owner. Balance of factory warranty AM/FM cassette, cloth buckets, console, R.W.L. radials, miles g� d f rear wiper. privacy glass. AM/FM cass & much more. ' owner. available. Stk #7999-4 k SALE `7 393 rally wheels, custom striping package & more. Balance of gory warrar* available only 39.200 miles Bal of factory warranty available ! factory warranty available. Stk. 018020A. Stk #T8017A PRICED TO SELL Stk #D7601A SALE ; '88 GRAND VOYAGER LE WAGON '90 PONTIAC '91 GRAND • J(Q:E$� , ► GRAND PRIX 2 DOOR 7- ............. r tl V6, auto., p.s., p.b., p.w., p.d.l., p. mirrors, p. seats, tilt, cruise, air, floor console, AM/FM cassette, wire wheels, - 3.3 L, V6. 4 speed auto., p.s., p.b.. tin, cruise. AM/FM cass.. 7 V6, auto.. p.s. p.b.. 7 pass. seating, MUFM. air rnnddarnng. sunscreen glass, 7 pass. seating, plus more. 1 owner. V6, auto., 4 speed, p.s., p.b., p.w., p.d.l., tilt, cruise, air Pass • p. mirrors, rod rack armed. &more 1 owner. Balanced defroster, rear wiper, dual mirrors &more 1 owner Balance of Only 42,600 miles. Balance of factory warranty available. conditioning, AM/FM cassette, alum. wheels, cloth factory warranty available.$141995 factory warranty available. Stk #7999-4A buckets, console & more. 1 owner. Only 18,800 miles. Stk #T8035A SALE 1 41995 Stk #V3722 PRICED TO SELL = 9 tMt< f!D NAMCpM�9 fi1r K MME DOMM DOM AME 1R�iM ,' iL 1 10LtNIMSOMIIQ MAt1t0 i illA ti1C� °/DOOCiCE A .4M0�f - 11CIili� PCK40 AFA WILT IIEAtMI $10,000 over 60 monthsDURNAWS LARGEST CHRYSLER DEALER OPEN ALL $226.25. Seo, the Chrywor Exports tor Best Selloction, Beat SoMce. DAY SATURDAY IILLAGECHRYSLERAJAXPLYMVUTN LTD. s• PYLLAGELYMOU Mkn Q ` ��t�A 9 HARWOOD AVENUE jNorth of 401), AJAX 683-5358 4M , -i 4 tk. ap369E =;f , a,::c.. ps.. c.c . c c:~ buckets. ccrsce, —'— a r conc : on,ng, 4 �+• speake• system, s,de '^c,. , cs, I g�: package &-more. SALE 9,899 OR ONLY $201.88 PER . DYNASTY ' 4 DOOR Stk. 3.3- V6. V6. 4 4 spa, a,ac . �.S.. p.b. 50 EC sp t + seals, air cono t or ng. t r'ec g ass. Mk;V stereo. delay w-pers & rore. SALE 101'q OR ONLY $222.14 PER MONTH • 92 SN A OW PLYMOUTH VILLAGE CHRYSLER ... BECAUSE WHAT YOU DRIVE IS IMPORTANT! • '92 COLT 'Ot-, StK. #037,6 s .. v. AV --V casse::e. oef'cster, clog - .CKe's t 9a a^ce o' factory • war -arty ava,.abie. O SSALE OR ONLY 79777 s153.33 PER MONTH / CAVAN SEUP TO 48 MONTHS OR Stk s^."36K. �. speeC. p s.. p.b., 7 - passenerseatigacK, CASHBACK K-- suspension, tlnlec a ., !pers, c. mirrors & rear wiper, delay wOn Selected Models 92's^ - wiper S SALE OR ONLY 1y 59997 $339.27 F PER MONTH '89 DYNASTY LE 4 DR. '90 DAKOTA SPORT CONVERTIBLE CAVAN SE WAS '89 DAYTONA 2 DR. • — - -. �► 4- V6, 4 5 . 2 SL turbo. auto p.s.. p.b. air cond., tilt cruse. 7 pass. seats, peed, auto., p.s., p.b., p.w., p.d.l., bit cruise, air 3.9 I, V6, 4 s auto.. p.s., b sunscreen glass. p. mirrors. p roar windows. overhead console. conditioning, AWN, p. mirrors, doth 50/50 seats, speed, p• •, p.w., p.d l., Olt, cruse, floor console. w s.w roof rack & more. t owner. only 41,900 4 cylinder. auto p s p b . p s tilt as conditioning, T -bar root. W.S.W. 8 more. 1 owner. Balance of factory warranty AM/FM cassette, cloth buckets, console, R.W.L. radials, miles g� d f rear wiper. privacy glass. AM/FM cass & much more. ' owner. available. Stk #7999-4 k SALE `7 393 rally wheels, custom striping package & more. Balance of gory warrar* available only 39.200 miles Bal of factory warranty available ! factory warranty available. Stk. 018020A. Stk #T8017A PRICED TO SELL Stk #D7601A SALE ; '88 GRAND VOYAGER LE WAGON '90 PONTIAC '91 GRAND • J(Q:E$� , ► GRAND PRIX 2 DOOR 7- ............. r tl V6, auto., p.s., p.b., p.w., p.d.l., p. mirrors, p. seats, tilt, cruise, air, floor console, AM/FM cassette, wire wheels, - 3.3 L, V6. 4 speed auto., p.s., p.b.. tin, cruise. AM/FM cass.. 7 V6, auto.. p.s. p.b.. 7 pass. seating, MUFM. air rnnddarnng. sunscreen glass, 7 pass. seating, plus more. 1 owner. V6, auto., 4 speed, p.s., p.b., p.w., p.d.l., tilt, cruise, air Pass • p. mirrors, rod rack armed. &more 1 owner. Balanced defroster, rear wiper, dual mirrors &more 1 owner Balance of Only 42,600 miles. Balance of factory warranty available. conditioning, AM/FM cassette, alum. wheels, cloth factory warranty available.$141995 factory warranty available. Stk #7999-4A buckets, console & more. 1 owner. Only 18,800 miles. Stk #T8035A SALE 1 41995 Stk #V3722 PRICED TO SELL = 9 tMt< f!D NAMCpM�9 fi1r K MME DOMM DOM AME 1R�iM ,' iL 1 10LtNIMSOMIIQ MAt1t0 i illA ti1C� °/DOOCiCE A .4M0�f - 11CIili� PCK40 AFA WILT IIEAtMI $10,000 over 60 monthsDURNAWS LARGEST CHRYSLER DEALER OPEN ALL $226.25. Seo, the Chrywor Exports tor Best Selloction, Beat SoMce. DAY SATURDAY IILLAGECHRYSLERAJAXPLYMVUTN LTD. s• PYLLAGELYMOU Mkn Q ` ��t�A 9 HARWOOD AVENUE jNorth of 401), AJAX 683-5358 4M , -i 4 tk. ap369E =;f , a,::c.. ps.. c.c . c c:~ buckets. ccrsce, —'— a r conc : on,ng, 4 �+• speake• system, s,de '^c,. , cs, I g�: package &-more. SALE 9,899 OR ONLY $201.88 PER PLYMOUTH VILLAGE CHRYSLER ... BECAUSE WHAT YOU DRIVE IS IMPORTANT! • '92 COLT 'Ot-, StK. #037,6 s .. v. AV --V casse::e. oef'cster, clog - .CKe's t 9a a^ce o' factory • war -arty ava,.abie. O SSALE OR ONLY 79777 s153.33 PER MONTH / CAVAN SEUP TO 48 MONTHS OR Stk s^."36K. �. speeC. p s.. p.b., 7 - passenerseatigacK, CASHBACK K-- suspension, tlnlec a ., !pers, c. mirrors & rear wiper, delay wOn Selected Models 92's^ - wiper S SALE OR ONLY 1y 59997 $339.27 F PER MONTH '89 DYNASTY LE 4 DR. '90 DAKOTA SPORT CONVERTIBLE CAVAN SE WAS '89 DAYTONA 2 DR. • — - -. �► 4- V6, 4 5 . 2 SL turbo. auto p.s.. p.b. air cond., tilt cruse. 7 pass. seats, peed, auto., p.s., p.b., p.w., p.d.l., bit cruise, air 3.9 I, V6, 4 s auto.. p.s., b sunscreen glass. p. mirrors. p roar windows. overhead console. conditioning, AWN, p. mirrors, doth 50/50 seats, speed, p• •, p.w., p.d l., Olt, cruse, floor console. w s.w roof rack & more. t owner. only 41,900 4 cylinder. auto p s p b . p s tilt as conditioning, T -bar root. W.S.W. 8 more. 1 owner. Balance of factory warranty AM/FM cassette, cloth buckets, console, R.W.L. radials, miles g� d f rear wiper. privacy glass. AM/FM cass & much more. ' owner. available. Stk #7999-4 k SALE `7 393 rally wheels, custom striping package & more. Balance of gory warrar* available only 39.200 miles Bal of factory warranty available ! factory warranty available. Stk. 018020A. Stk #T8017A PRICED TO SELL Stk #D7601A SALE ; '88 GRAND VOYAGER LE WAGON '90 PONTIAC '91 GRAND • J(Q:E$� , ► GRAND PRIX 2 DOOR 7- ............. r tl V6, auto., p.s., p.b., p.w., p.d.l., p. mirrors, p. seats, tilt, cruise, air, floor console, AM/FM cassette, wire wheels, - 3.3 L, V6. 4 speed auto., p.s., p.b.. tin, cruise. AM/FM cass.. 7 V6, auto.. p.s. p.b.. 7 pass. seating, MUFM. air rnnddarnng. sunscreen glass, 7 pass. seating, plus more. 1 owner. V6, auto., 4 speed, p.s., p.b., p.w., p.d.l., tilt, cruise, air Pass • p. mirrors, rod rack armed. &more 1 owner. Balanced defroster, rear wiper, dual mirrors &more 1 owner Balance of Only 42,600 miles. Balance of factory warranty available. conditioning, AM/FM cassette, alum. wheels, cloth factory warranty available.$141995 factory warranty available. Stk #7999-4A buckets, console & more. 1 owner. Only 18,800 miles. Stk #T8035A SALE 1 41995 Stk #V3722 PRICED TO SELL = 9 tMt< f!D NAMCpM�9 fi1r K MME DOMM DOM AME 1R�iM ,' iL 1 10LtNIMSOMIIQ MAt1t0 i illA ti1C� °/DOOCiCE A .4M0�f - 11CIili� PCK40 AFA WILT IIEAtMI $10,000 over 60 monthsDURNAWS LARGEST CHRYSLER DEALER OPEN ALL $226.25. Seo, the Chrywor Exports tor Best Selloction, Beat SoMce. DAY SATURDAY IILLAGECHRYSLERAJAXPLYMVUTN LTD. s• PYLLAGELYMOU Mkn Q ` ��t�A 9 HARWOOD AVENUE jNorth of 401), AJAX 683-5358 4M a yM» + y Y- s :! i, o t 4 It 4 1 t 1. 4 1 ' o X 1. 4. -• 1 1 �-zc- 24.7= lgwOfwwv az VEIN ,,'OCR 31KOW �.'. .. •.. •'..'.'.,'^ s'A'D f b 6 c a'A 0 0 0 0" 0• d d 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 e 0 0• O e 0 0 0 0 0 r 0 q •.0 - a ♦�'r a �. � .•... . A. �.1.. to 2 p.m. 683'3863, a.m. to 4 p.m. $2 for odufts, $1 for Refreshments will be sold. AN pro- <: HAUNTED HOUSE: The Ajax -Pick- children or $5 for families. ceeds to Youth Challenge Inferno - ti . AD / Bring Raiders *AAA' minor atom CAR WASH: A cion wash will be fional. hockey team presents a haunted held Sat.. Oct. 31 from 9 a.m. to 1 RECREATION CLUB: The Recre- house at the National Sports Clear- p.m. at Dunbarton High School, 655 ation On Wheels travel trailer once Warehouse, 699 Kingston Rd, Sheppard Ave. at Whites Rd., Pick- camping club will meet Sun., Nov. Pickerina. on Sot net st from In &'2 s-. 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-Plckedng News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, L 1 S 2H5. Friday, Oct. 30 NEW -TO -YOU: St. Martin's Angli- can Church, 1203 St. Martins Dr., Pickering, will host a New -To -You sale Fri.. Oct. 30 from 7 to 9 p.m. Good used clothing, books, records, household items. Donation pick-ups. 839-4769. DANCE: The Pickering Precision Skating Teams will hold a Hal- loween Dance Fri., Oct. 30, 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.. at Don Beer Arena. on Dillingham Rd., Pickering. Tickets $15 a person. Costumes encour- aged 420-1731 (Katie). Saturday, Oct. 31 HALLOWEEN DANCE: A Hal- loween Dance in aid of the Chil- Create Your Own Success with The Diamond Destinies Opportunity! LEARN THE $ECRET$ AND $UCCE$$ Home Based Business Full or Part - Time. Duplicate the rine proven Success Principles to Financial Independence and Personal Growth. (416) 683-8946 (416) 420-0192 (24 hrs.) Helping Hands Daycare Quality care you can depend on! Pickering PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Ajax Eye Care 427.67n 837 -CARE L. 15 months - \\\ i wks.- 5 yrs. yrs. i )� ny�1 (Nm Want Prog.) Gov't. licensed,full, part-time and kindergarten program available. Drop in and see us or give us a call HNNSM • LIVE IN CARE OR PERIODIC VISITS FOR YOUR PETS PLANTS & HOME • HOME SECURITY & INSURANCE VALIDATION • PET EXERCISING d FEEDING • BONDED i INSURED. EST. i 981 686--1691 77 �crarra+it InternationadSpecipdqu Schmtzef, Steal(, filet of Sode or 'Various Specials Sunday Brunch 10:30 to 2:30 Loeated in.the Courtyard Pickering Mile 169 Olid Xngstoa U,.'ijar, 427-6'760 We �"�" SALT OR WEATHER DAMAGED CONCRETE WALKWAYS OR STEPS? eASElreits MAi6MR00F0 %&wwmIE ?AFMM MAW R~ AM WE Joe -WINDO MMETH M NO WA A0E TO IWAM LA1Mit & ONVEtetws AM AMRMIi INE7110M POWO M® mMOE OR COMM LARRY GOOD IN 24 Howe Tel. (416) 619 -IM dren's Wish Foundation will be held Sat.. Oct. 31 at 8 p.m. aboard The Primrose. Port Pickering Marina. 680 Front Rd., Pickering. Costumes pre- ferred. Live band, food, cash bar, Tickets 831-0867 (Graham): 427- 2180 (Leanne). 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 Val- ley Form Rd. Proceeds help abused children in association with the Unit- ed Way of Ajax -Pickering. Tickets $15. Discount at Sergeants Cos- tume Rental, Simcoe St.. Oshawa, with the presentation of a ticket. 428-7677 (Robert Owen); 683-1861 (Diane Bromley): 683-8542 (Jacque- lynn Tanner) CLOTHING SALE: The congrega- tion of Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 91 Kngs Cres., Alax, will hold a used clothing sale Sat.. Oct 31, 10 am =ATTENYION= SMALL BUSINESS OWNERSIMANACERS 1) Are your sales and administration costs prig 'through the roof'? 2) Want to: Increase sales, Reduce operation casts Develop bigger markets? Call; M.B.A. A Associates A new 'one sop' small business problem solver for Durham Region. 25 yrs. experience in. Sales, marketing a promotion. Bookla prig -Accounting. Taxation Office management and training Free consultation at your home or office Call now and save Phone 4241564 0 - - -....e. __ ..,. ....,... ..� ,.., ,,.......,. .., r..,,. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Dental Care Eye Care DENTURE THERAPY To OPTOMETRISTS CLINIC Advertise REPAIRS (1 hr.) your DR. E. GILLEZEAU & DR. M. FrUSIMMONS professional WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BYAPPOINTMENT RELINES NEW DENTURES service ice WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE LOWER DENTURE STABILITY Call • Contact Lenses • Binocular Vision Myok)c'"' System Janice Perceptual Testing Wiliam Stell DT• at Dispensing of all Types of % Frames 8 Contacts. N Oki Kingston fid. W. Pickering Village, Ajax FREE 683-511 Pickering Corporate Centre 604294 CONSULTATION after hours 428-4801 1305 Pickering Parkway #822 I 683-1175 839-5303 TAYLOR CAMERA Photo Finishing Darkroom Equipment & Supplies Cameras and Accessories Watch for a complete line of Photo/Video rentals coming November 161 235 BAYLY STREET k AJAX. ONTARIO L 15 3K3 427.5064 r 4, sffiff?A PRESENTS , %,/' .'tfw ultimate vacation' Aboard the "mv Zenith" 24th April '92 7 night - Western Caribbean Cruise prices start from h 375 per person (plus tax) BOOK EARLY! SPACE Is UMRED! Call Li for Details 613'2012 Advertising Feature The Mortgage Factory staff, from left, JoAnne Cook, Teresa Johnston, Angeline Taylor, THE 1--- Kari Smith, in rear, vice-president CM Glenn Campbell, and Jennell Cook.FACTORY Confidence spurs Mortgage Factory 'expansion The Mortgage Factory, having also noticed that in stores, people because of the large volume e of recently moved to 122 Dundas St. are starting to spend a little more mortgages processed by the W, is expanding. than they were spending a year Whitby firm. It in turn receives a The new location is right next ago, when they were mostly "just discount on the volume, which it door to the firm's previous site, hooking." passes on to clients west of the four corners of Brock While Mr. Campbell doesn't Although many people assume and Dundas streets; but the new claim to be psychic, he does that the Mortgage Factory services site provides almost three times the foresee, over the next six months borrowers who would have space of the original office. And of or so, a relative "up and down" difficulty getting a loan from a course, more staff will be hired, action in interest rates. He calls bank, that is not the case. Some All this points to a certain amount these "mina glitches." borrowers simply like the of confidence and optimism on the For purchasers who have not convenience and rate savings that part of Glenn Campbell, the owned a property during the last the company offers. Whitby firm's vice-president. five years, The Mortgage Factory With funds from The Mortgage And he confirms that. "Prices can finance up to 95 percent of the Factory, many people are have stabilized," he believes, purchase price. renovating their home to include a adding that it is particularly In addition to many private finished basement. Debt noticeable in the low to middle sources; the brokerage also deals consolidation is another service price range- with a number of conventional that is currently very popular, "Rates are at their best in years, institutions through which he, can thanks to the lower interest rates. while values are way down. obtain lower than bank rates. The Mortgage Factory Anyone who can afford to buy, As a result, the brokerage Firm is professionals have their sleeves should; payments are low." in some instances, able to offer rolled up and are ready to work Mr.'Campbell observes that five-year rates at 1/8 to 1/4 % hard to secure the best mortgage consumer confidence is low due to lower than what an individual rates possible. the uncertainty of many firms and would pay on his own at the bank. For more information, simply call ;,�`- ..�.�:-' `'�.:.:,.1... ^—...a_.5._ass..._.iris:oi_:-x._..a_.:-►.aOM•�ryi.r.isy..• _� __ .. J.D. AIR & ELECTRIC TOOL REPAIR Repairs to all makes. Authorized service centre for: Milwaukee, Makita, Blade & Decker, Ryobi, Hitachi, Porter -cable, Universal, Duo -Fast, Delta, Rockwell. Rebuilt tools available Saw sharpening, - Custom Bandsaw Blades 676 Monarch Ave., Unit 3, Ajax 427-2595 ALL TRADES RENOVATION • KITCHENS - NEW & REFACING • BATHROOMS • DECKS & FENCES • REC ROOMS • DRYWALL • TAPING • FLOORING • TRIM WORK ALL OTHER HOME IMPROVEMENTS AVAILABLE. FREE ESTIMATES 427.6292/655-5407 THE MORTGAGE FACTORY 14 2nd, 3rd mtges. to 95% • Rental properties and cottages • Re -financing • Debt consolidation • Rural properties • Self employed • Bad credit No Income • No problem Prime Deals Below Bank Rates Fast, Professional Service Since 1975 Call 666-4986 (Whitby; 44 &R DRIVER EDUCATION FORMERLY BELLEHUMEUR A & R Is phased to announce an Introductory Special offer, for professmal driver education. Just In time for a Greats Christmas Gift for youngadults call 682224 For Further Information Ontub Sately League approved THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30,1992 -PAGE 25 Gluantlty Means Quality advertise both Oshawa -Whitby This Week (576-9335) and Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser (798-7672) Combined Pressrun of 103,000 every Friday ! Ina ERRORS AND OMISSIONS 376-9333, 7949-7672 Classification Index Wanted To Buy 505 1006 510 ^vestment Property Help Wanted .Veers 100 ;areer-'aging 105 'Werai nap 110 _ oke rleo 120 Saes Hap Agents 130 S",Qc -ao 135 - y"cua Awa 140 - osptal uec caC Dema 150 -each Cae -_ay Care Warier. 165 160 + :ay Care Avaaoo 16s doy^w+r Wanree 170 I= 7„s ness !. BLsy^ess ISO 00s; we sed apphances. Cad 24 ^rs Mi c Sale I;, TLC. 428-0707. (110492) RESPONSIBLE mother ,„ b , Noo,es 200 .'w r7C 205 ed Nd.at 210 :•ides � or Sa,» 110 A•tdae ✓vamk 230 ",sr^as rises 235 -arta -. anga 240 .4agw14r:1Sales 250 s 6 C+ah 260 ;x^^,ar 3,rs 270 4n^)(,r:er'6nts 280 ws Suc✓vxs Boarding 290 F3ws ilestones Vehicles 'rca.s 700 300 -_tar+obrles WarteC 305 .,oxs Fir Saya 310 -'.iCxs W.nioc 315 .ars s W'ww r.) .,- 320 a e s 330 -utc Paris 6 Pecans 340 -uta Leasing Ren;ars 350 '.totorcydas 355 ales 860 365 .r Val 370 -ar- �QJDr^^� e 4175 �X": y„ a^, 390 I-_;- Az.r­Ar!s-or Far! 400 Aoar"orts Ww!Hd 405 -•dLSes Fy Rer- 410 _Xsrg&rtec 415 -w^^oases ky her! 420 �Jace F,r Rert 425 -xms co, Far! 430 .:x. -S Warted . 435 =X-, s 30&c, 440 rdusrNl Units Por inert 415 Snared Accommodations 450 :3ndominums For Rert 4S5 Croce 6 Recall Spate 460 ,3arage 6 Storage Space 462 .arenouse Space 465 ,,Itages For Ren; 410 Mages Wanted 475 ;etxement Lmng 460 ^esorts 495 ''orad 'r'acaucns 4190 .and Fp Rant 4% Homes F7r Sale 500 Wanted To Buy 505 Townhouses For Sale 510 ^vestment Property 515 Candor For Sale 520 De:elopment Land 525 Farms For Sae 530 Lots For Sae 535 amu! ot. Town Properties 540 'racatwn Properties 545 onages For Sae 550 Mobile Homes 6 Parks 560 Car+pet7talasSites 570 Morey Tc .dna 575 Mortgage iraurance 500 3vsness0pporWnties Sao Emsolys'. :06M we sed apphances. Cad 24 ^rs dt Atm, TLC. 428-0707. (110492) RESPONSIBLE mother ,„ b , Noo,es 600 e3al Nouces 610 ^arows 620 regsaators 630 ymng Events 640 Aunors 650 -Cs 660 res.; 670 o -S, ess pesx" 671 ;x^^,ar 3,rs 675 4n^)(,r:er'6nts 690 F700: fa pair, store350 , $. 420.1336. ilestones 'rca.s 700 °,yrs 710 Caa? s 720 740 Cards el'^arks 750 WrCd^� Arr)L,:emerm 760 f ngagrmayts 770 Annp,as.A.(-s . 780 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax - Open: Monday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Friday till 6:00 p.m - 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help 135 Skilled Help 135 Skilled Help 135 Skilled Help 220 COLBORNE RESIDENTIAL SERVICES HOUSE SUPERVISOR We are seeking an enthusiastic, resourceful and organized individual to supervise a supportive housing programme for people with mental health difficulties. The individual we are looking for has a facilitative management style and enjoys being part of a team. Minimum 6 years experience/education. Salary - $35,000 to $38,500. Apply in writing to: Robert Adams Programme Director 206 Byron street South Whitby, Ontario. LIN 4P6 Application Deadline: Nov. 9/92 HAIRSTYLIST WANTED With clientele, rent a chair for $20/day. Great opportunity. Friendly atmosphere. Call Sonia, AIRLINE JOBS! $6 - $20/hr. with excellent benefits. Many positions. Men/women. Will train. Call 1-504-646-4512, ext. F103, 24 hrs. JOBS .n Hawar - reconstructon CURRENT' Yrt 1 BECOME a Discovery Toys Educational Consultant and demonstrate quality toys. books and games that children novel With Discovery Toys. you set Your own hours and own goals. Cal Jane. 429-6146. (110192) EUROPEAN Barr Salon - priers a Position for a experienced hairstylist with clientele, Excel- lent wages, apply to Vivian or Helen at 728-0530. (103092) from Hurricane Inik, now in reCrU Ina Of pan time temporary assignments for HOUSECLEANER wanted for Progress. 516-929.0341 ext. cafeteria helpers. Cash, prep un part time days. Could lead to fullC90. 1112692) ping and serving experience Ifne. Can Helen. 427-1041 after PART time housekeeper waft necessary. Shiftwork. transpor. 4 o m (1101921 Car and reference- required talon an asset. Call Donna at Cla4slfied Fax innledtately. Kindly cad 427- the Monks Group, 579-2911. (103092) I 579-2238 1555 for details. (1! 0492) Unbehevabie prices. Harks AJAX a'ckenrg Appliances . ^o 120 Office Help 120 Office Help 120 Office Help guaranteed recond.j,oned Sisi W,tvtacr) ;'12092) appliances. Come make s a COST ANALYST WEGU Canada Inc., manufacturer of custom rubber products, is currently seeking a qualified person to fill the position of Cost Analyst. Duties will include preparation of quotations, job costings and a variety of other manufacturing related projects and reports. Applicants must have a strong manufacturing oriented accounting background. Lotus 1-2-3 and ACCPAC experience would be beneficial. Send resume, stating salary expectations, to: WEGU Canada Inc. Attention: Controller P.O. Box 567, Whitby, Ontario L1 N 5V3 No telephone calls or agencies, please IF you are over 45 and have - - recentlybeen Lard or, you may Sales Hel Sales Het p' p qualify for training assistance. 1 DIP/CERT. Lotus, Wordpadect. Agents 13 Agents D -base. wad, accpac, bedlord. autocad. Ventura, pagemaker. Harvard, Corel, Computer SALES POSITION Programming and Systems ASAP Graphics Limited (advanced Systems 8 A•.sooated in. Cobol Pascal and C. Mactosh, Quark Express, and Prepiess) n currently welling soles profewonah,a sell prepress Macinto Illustrator. Financial assistance setwes on a commission basis Services include typesetting and may be available for eligible Posieup Desktop Publishing Database Publishing an students. Durham Bus Ina" Imogewlting output serine on paper and film and Impos tion Corlpkner t olege. 427.3010' Interested mdividullk (an acquire more information by contact Sales Help/ Brian Kuypers at 576 7727 130 An;)ents l,- 150 Hosp. Medical 65 Day Care Do you wish to do well while doing good) ExtaMeru sales opportunity with a well established company where your earnings will be year o plus commissions in year one. Free seminar on November 3, 1992, from 7 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. at Ramada Reirwssance Hotel, Theater Room, 185 Yorkland Blvd., Ylrtgowdale, Ontario. MEDICAL Secretary, S7-8hr. Some weekends/evenings required. please reply In writing only to Dr. N. Stein, 95 Bayy St. W. 1200. Ajax, LIS 7K8. No phone calls please. (103M Day Care 160 Wanted BABYSITTER required one or two nights per week in Pickering area. Please call 420.0036. (103092) WHITBY Mother requires full time babysitter in her home, Mon -Fri. (days). Applicant must hve own vehicle, for details• please contact Cindi at 430- D398.(110592) NANNY wanted - live out. 2 wonderful kids. ages 3 and S. Cal Cathy, 324-2830 ext. 470 (days) or 688.1575 evenings. Dental Available Full-time dental assistant wanted. Clover Ridpe Deanatl 965 Westney Rd. South Ain Caul ALOETTE COSMETICS Expanding, excellent commissions and benefits, flexible hours, no delivery, no inventory. Training provided. Please call Rosemarie:427.8021 Hosp. Medical 150 Dental ASSISTANT uired pert -time for if Ajax office. Eve. Must be certifii Antal exp. cal( 427-1443 LIVE-IN nanny required to care for Downs Syndmins child. Cal 420.9552 after 5 p.m. (l 10492) RELIABLE daycare available in my horrid, excellent references, childcare training 3 years. Hwy a2J131xis. Pickering. Prefer one year and over. Call anytime. 837-2038. (1101912) THIS former working mom knows whale important in daycare. Hot lunches, fenced backyard otAings, sin9-a-lorgs. story time. dry diapers and lots of T.L.C. Lake Driveway/ Harwood. 426-1107. (102892) MANUFACTURING MANAGER (WOODWORKING) We are one of the largest and fastest growing Canadian Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers with Canadian and International Sales. We require an individual with extensive knowledge of spray finishing, wood and panel processing. The ideal candidate will have a post secondary degree in manufacturing or wood technology. The successful candidate tvlll become part of a dynamic management group that values problem solving and effective interpersonal team building skills. Please call (1-705-749-1201) or send resume to Plant Manager �� NHB Industries Ltd. D 944 Crawford Dr. Peterborough, Ont. K9L 3X2 Fax #' - 705- 749-1618 Articles For Sale CARPET I have new Stam. master and 100 nylon carpet. Wit do Irvrngroom and hall for $360., includes carpet, pad. plus installation. (30 yards). Steve ?89-2%8. (TFALL) SALE New and used host free '^ Ides. coin washers and dryers !or apartment units. S'ephenson's Furniture and Appliances. 227 Court St., Oshawa. 576-7448. (110592) LADIES designer fashions: s�.,ts. dresses. accesso"'i ex- ce lent cond,fion Size 5-8. Negotable. Draperies - eiegari. an .que satin. rned. navy;gokf: -vary sheers. 95' long. Flexible 4 dth. 434-7621 after 5. '3592) CLEARANCE Sale of kitchen a -d bat^'oo^t cao,nets. s^owroom display '-lodels, in - c >ding pantries and built-in oven units 128 Commercial A,e. Ajax. 428-0930. (1 10492) SOLID P,,eroak himiture - buy ': ecl 'loin one ofOntario's a'3est marvfacturers and watts your furndure being made More your eyes Eg . 42• oak 'ac 0. $299: canronban bed ad. . S,99, ar-ro$399. Fir sraad in f slam crone 985-8774 0592) FOR sale - ndng lawn -,ow,,. @.odic^t Condr. on. 2 int 5g ' 'ables. Coffee table and end 'acnes one ele -:-'r ' rmx- via. Articles 9 eC'rC 'wdler ^.eater a^d 220 humid f or CaA 6686695 For Sale "10392) ATOMIC s. s w '^ _ss WOOD ourrkng stove, queen BIndIngs. 2 -,C -'e K Icy and Fu. sized .varerbed. ar7F, executive ter O.,een Vac:. C.eaners des . -scelianedus 'erns 83' w'!h X!achrnenrs. one queen 3253 '110192) size brass and one single We SPECIAL SALE - cash and car - brass and nor. Victdrar beds. ry or -ew 'ridges and stoves. 404 89C5.(110192) Unbehevabie prices. Harks AJAX a'ckenrg Appliances . ^o App..ances. 191 81oor St F reasoraole of'er effused =_ y L^1 86 Oshawa 728-4043 guaranteed recond.j,oned Sisi W,tvtacr) ;'12092) appliances. Come make s a CASH 'or !ridges and stoves. deal. 427-6784 467 Wes!ney Rd S. Aax rT-� was -or and dryers, working or x-6665 Days. 705-277-3381. eve.. not N0 SCRAP Fast lockup. JERRY'S Wipers - new a^d we sed apphances. Cad 24 ^rs ELECTRONIC Bencn Tech- ..sed s^op coats, nsv a!eo 72'2425. (110192) roan TRO N Employment coveralls and overalls. used ploma. experience 17 0 clothing, new clothing for me WEDDING cress, size 15.16. n communcatons an asses for Wanted .*,hole farr"y Beat the Can o79-'646 '10395 troubieshooing and corrponet recession. less than 1.2 woe level repair to digital and R.F. ceircurry in cePular products. Cal 427-6060 for appointment. (110592) 165 Day Care Available LOVING daycare in my Home, Kings Cres, and Harwood area. lots of toys and activities, nutritious lunches and snacks. babies welcome. Tracy 428. 2353.(103092) RELIABLE daycare in my 610 Bayly East. Ajax Hours Articles 8a.rn.-5 p.m. (103092) 230 Wanted HEAT our -p and ar conditioner, park. Gose to Pickering GO Train. Please call 839-5684. 2 1 2 ton York. 3 years old, corn- as with thermostat, unit stand and 50 tt. of line. 52000. Call Terry, work 644-2822 or home 263-4245. (110492) WANTED - stoves. 'not^yes. washer and dryers, working or not Also wanted, pickup l•Ldk (newer Irian 1978;. Call Pxdkenng. 420-6833 (TFALL) 250 Garage Yard Sales 250 Garage Yard Sales home, any age welco"full a MEN with trucks will do GIGccA��N1IC MULII-rAMILT,IKLLI SAL! pan time. Lad Lots outings to the household moves• clean up Sa t-, Oct, 31, 1992, 8 a.m- - 2 p.m - park. Gose to Pickering GO Train. Please call 839-5684. jobs, odd jobs. decorating. anything. Call Carla Beaton way (Pickering), (Brock 8 Major Oaks) Church. Pickering. Cal Lynn, 416837-2364. (110192) 831.1761. (110392) Jane. .427-2856. (TF) Doll miss this One. Lots of stuff, something for eve g everyone. OUALJTY da daycare and dnoice K care a really. Come check us out at Little People's Play School. n 5 Firewood Articles 220- ` GARAGE SALE qhs 10 5 , 9 ROKA Lumber Hardwood, Sat., OcK. 31, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. DAYCARE available 4xext2•. 4160. 4'xB'06•, $65. 1642 Portland CL, Pickering I.... Wally, Westney north of Soh wood 4xVx1r available, (Piduaring Parkway and Brock Rd.) Hwy $2. Near Lester B. x-6665 Days. 705-277-3381. eve.. Bikes, fumiture, stereo equipment and more. Pearson. Activities, hot lunches, 686_ overhead warehouse prices. 433-1491. (TFALL) TLC. 428-0707. (110492) RESPONSIBLE mother FIREWOOD - seasoned- hardwood. 16- cut, :190 bush Pet$ -SU pplies- 260 Arts b Crafts 290 will , ,r «n. $220 bush cord. Boarding Provide safe and secure envronrrwq, planned actry/res, FREE DLIVERY. (416) 355 5067. (110592) CRAFT Show - Kingsway CHOW Chow - A indoor/outdoor, playroom,College• fenced yard, lots of fun and puppies 1 156 King St. E. Christmas Teddy Bear gift, 6300 Oshawa Sunday Now. B. 1992, no Parents attention. Nutritious lunches and 210 Flea Market papers. on sight. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Admission $2. Also registered lab 668 - snacks. 686.6105• (110492) pups. Students and seniors, $1. 4321 or 434.7805. (110592) / a a ALMOND cobured Kenmore appliances, washer/dryer. $325 Children under 6 tree. Cal (416) 0'0416) 434-6522 AT last!I A fun motivational alp fa pair, store350 , $. 420.1336. evenings.3068 ( ) proach to dog training. Classes (110192) VENDORS needed for starting soon for all levels and • Ages 2 to 5 KENMORE Freezer. $21x). Cal Christmas craft show. Nov. 281h ages. (9wks-110yrs). Call K-9 • FUII time rates, 599.00 427-0536. (110192) at Steeple Hill Community Bible Klubhouse. 416-404-8617 or • Receipts issued for income tax TEAK bedroom Sol, 5 pce. Ex- Church. Pickering. Cal Lynn, 416837-2364. (110192) 831.1761. (110392) purposes • Day full days cellent condition, $250. 428- 2514 (110492) -- - -- - Automobiles 280 Lost a Found 300 care For Sale • Nursery school half days Articles 220- • Junior Kindergarten L For Sale LOST - grey stripped tabby cat 1990 Oldsmobile Turonado • On 5 acre country setting PIANOS/GRANDFATHER with black stripe down back and Trdeo• power sunroot, fully tail. Answers to the name of loaded. Ike new, 55.000 kms. Experience your child's growth in a CLOCKS - Pianos, rent to own. Butch. REWARD. 831.3990. Asking $25,000. Call 436.2261, licensed, professional and loving child apt. size, upright, grand. digital, keyboards. CLOCKS - free Terry. (110592) 290 Pets -Supplies - care setting. Established since 1978 delivery and set up. Call ToW and take advantage of our bw Boarding 1eBe Suzuki sidekck JX 4x4.4 cylinder, 5 speed, convertible 686_ overhead warehouse prices. 433-1491. (TFALL) GERMAN Shepherd Pups - top, 97.000 kms. $6900 registered liner d black lied 1985 Chev Celebri 10 Top St., Ajax, north of Hwy. #2 COLO shed on sheer drapes, Ills 17 it. wall. 94' high. SM. and saul and tan and sables. 9 weeks V6, auto. air, till. cruise, arlvfm plot, put d Ilter d the sister d cassene, 149.000 kms. Off Harwood. Excellent condition. Phone 623- 6879. (110192) the 1991 Grand Vinrix. ,Needled, $3900 tattooed and guaranteed. 509- Certified. Mite Jackman Motors. 2346. (110192) • 3.,(>a11) , -- MiNs.. PAGE 26-TNE Nt IM*ADVU{79MFKIDr4Y,'OeToBEtfi X10, 1"2 300 Automobiles - - - . Apartments Apartments 400 Apartments For Sale 40O ' For Rent 4OO For Rent For Rent 1989 BUICK LESABRE Executive driven, 160,000 kms. Fully loaded, excellent condition, must The seen, $8,500 o.b.o. certified. Call Paul after 6 p.m. 724-4362. 1989 Tempest LE, auto. V6, air, amtm cassette, deluxe interior, 75.0ookms. Excellent condition, $6500. Phone 434-8171. (103092) 1988 Ford E250 XL. V8. 5.8L, 62.000 kms. Loaded, clean. $10.000 o b o Call 839-18'6, 110492) 1987 Hyundai, auto, 4 door. this car is ready for winter. Good tires. good mechanics, good body. Must be sold. S235o o.b.o. 728-0705.(110392) 1987 Mustang LX hatchback. 4 cylinder, automatic steering and brakes, 42.000 kms. Certified 34495 Crown Auto. 428-9423. ;110392) 1985 Renault Alliance, good body, amfm cassette, radio. $50C as Is. 427-8332. leave message. (1030921 1984 BLi CK Century. 4 door. pe.. PL, . a • con , am in, digital Stereo, power antennae, power trunk. spoked hub caps• tilt Steering, velour Interior, V6. ex- pellent Condition, must be seen. Ask --g $2100 cerithed No rust 6868995. (110392) 1982 Cavalier automatic, as Is, in gook condition. $500 or best otter. 1986 Dodge Con, standard. $3000 or best offer 623-0551 ;103092) 1982 Cut ass Cerra. as is. $500 Te-eclone 6864836 ;103092) 1973 Mercedes Berz 280 SE. 4 5. V8. rare collectors nem n trnmt u-ondtior Certified. priced (or quicK sale at $6750. Call 4323511 05921 BANKRUPT Credit Problems 060 ^, t' •-•'9cK Cars leased to Ow- '978-1984 50 Cars to Choose from. 686-7428. 725- 1988 or Still 5. (TFALL) CREDIT Problems° In bankrjptcy discharged. first tvry buyer - we can out you Ctl hind the whop -ease to owr Call us at 404 2056 (1112W, 320 1vans. 4 Wheel Drives 1987-,;��r+ �a•akrar Sc jos . PC a.13. 6 Cylinder- 103.000 it Conflod. $6900 Call 420- 5419 (110192, 1967 .,eep Y. Laredo. 4 whbei drive, 137,000 kms Gold harC top, black soh top. MEI pullout started. aluminum rims 58000 0.b.0 Caf1839-9657 (110'92) 400 Apartments For Rent NORTH Os^.awa aparments avaiab,e •mmotflaiey in gree: location Sil contained bachelor. $435. all inclusive Aso 1,2. ane 3 bedrooms. 686- 9-53 869.53 (1C3091l PICKERING Llvenpool S -The largest and niwsr two bedroom basement apartment you've every seen. Private entrance, grey broadloom, laundry facilities. fireplace, dose 10 Go Children welcome Sony. no Pam. 5700 Pius $100 ublitres. 496-7222.(103092) AJAX -'The Breakers' new ex- clusive lakeside wrdormiums fa immediate occupancy. 1,2 and 3 bedrooms. 8061700 sq.h. featuring 5 appkarices, air, bal- Conies or sdariurrs.undwground parking. recreation lapkties. To view cat a.28-1874. (TF) AJAX 77 &33 FALBY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. $742-$819. Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p.m. PICKERING New 2 bedroom base- ment, Sep entrance in executive area, walk to shopping, full bath, car. pet cable. air No pets. Non-smoker preferred 1 stlast 839-6826 SOUTH AJAX Bachelor basement apt private entrance. fireplace shared !aun- dry faculties $450 monthly. responsible working non-smoker. available Nov 1 CALL 427-3664 WHITBY The pace De Large 1 and 2 berm includes a'i utilities, appliances, balcony Marie an offer. 432-0011 PICKERING - two Dedroom basement apart•^snt. 4 appliances. separate entrance. 11775 monthly, inclusive all 839 4856 or 4260376. (1 10492) DOWNTOWN Whitby - quiet large 2 bedroom in, aril 8 plea. $e'0 I.0-vo. 416-267-2509. 015,92) PICKERING - Brook and H" 82. large bright bachelor base- ment apartmyrt. $500 ualRles included. Available Dec 1. Cas 686-8634 (110192, BACHELOR apartment, separate entrance, Oshawa Close to CNC Centre. Sliding Doors. modern kitchen, available Dec. 1. Telephone Scar000, 4 1 6 293-7291- (1 10592) OS14AWA - two bedroom apart - marts for rent, available 11111, d,aehy. Laundry facilities on premises Bachelor apartment, $395 inclusive. rooms. $50485 weekly Call 579-3583 or 7269345 Also garage for rent (103092) WHITBY - Hwy 82 and Harwood. .apartments available irrintec atey in large duplex, 3 bedroom. $750 monthly and basement, $575 plus. Free parking, tndge and stove Peter. 4986225. (103092) AJAX - bright, spacious one bedroom apartment, walk out to deck and yard, private entrance, 4 appliances. central air. parking and utilities included. -don smoker, no pets. $700 monthly. Available Dec. 1. 683.4643. (110492) AJAX - one bedroom basement SOUTH Janstvsle area for rent apartment. ail Inclusive. $590 Or sale - large raised bungalow. monthly. First and last. Available 3+2 bedroom home, 2 kitchens, Nov 1. no pets. Non smoker. 2 baths, 12 acre lot. sale Price. After 6 p.m. call 427-0849. $169,000 or rent lower level, (110192) Apartment all ble � 'WHITBY -targe two bedroom,. week of December. Cal 9658632. (110392) $795 ncluslve. One bedroom, 2 $600. laundry facilities included. level, $595 includes parking. AJAX - large bright 2 bedroom Now Go, in very clean 7 plait, basement apartment, large Available Dec. 1. 699-5287. kitchen, living room, cable, (110692) fireplace, laundry, parking, NORTH Oshawa - available private entrance. includes utilities. $775. Available Dec. 1. immediately, One bedroom Cal Scott 480 W% or alter 5 apanmem in house, kitchen and 686.8257. (110392) bath, $525 per month includes Very large and clean suites 622 Glen, Oshawa 1 bedroom from $550 2 bdrm. from $625 AJAX - new. huge, one bedroom basement apartment, large living room, eat -in kitchen, fndge, stove, separate entrance, parking, $550 monthly, all utilities included. gall 428-9468. CLEAN two bedroom basement apartment, walk to GO, and all amenities, separate entrance, available immediately. First and last. $650 per month. 420-7079. PICKERING - one bedroom basement apartment. parking. self-contained, own entrance, available immediately. $499 monthly plus 1r3 utilities. 686. 8562 anytime or leave message. NEW quiet Westney/Hwy 112, 1 bedroom basement apartment for rent. Everything Included, non smoker, no pets. $600 monthly. Phone anytime, 686- 1675.(,10192) Suitable availability. ONE two and three bedroom Includes heal. cable, apartments available. Con - parking. good appliances. venient located. close to Gm and south end of Oshawa. 725-4896 or 723-0950 Reasonable rates include park. ing and utilities. Call 7284993 NOV. 1 - May/93. One bedroom (110692) basement apartment. Westney/ PICKERING - one bedroom Hwy 92, laundry facilities. 5385 basement apartment, own includes utilities. Bus stop at entrance, all utilities included. door. Call days, 284.8200 or Close to Go train and hydro. eve. Ask for Sue. 686-0577. First and last required. Cas 839- (1030921 5871. (1C3092) WHITBY - oozy one bedroom basement apartment. 4 pce. bath, eat -In kitchen, utilities, cable, laundry and parking included. Non smoker, first and Last $550. 430-9468 aper 6 P.M. (110592) AJAX two bedroom basemen! aoa•'ment, complete living loom, kitchen and bathroom, coml close to amennies'bus Quiet neighbours Available Nov. 15. Call 686-9278. ,103092) AJAX West End Heights - one large bedroom basement apartment. $575 includes all utilities. free cable. non smoker. no Pets. Can after 6 p.m. 427- 1451.(110492) AVAILABLE Nov 1. Whites. RC Picke,,ng One bedroom basement apartment, self contained. 5600 utilities InCluded. Phone 420.0125. (110492) PICKERING two bedroom basement. large Itacren and Iwng room, Private entrance, and bus stop at door No pets $65C inclusive, first and last. Can 83958W i t 104921 PRICE Negotiable - extra large one bedroom a artmert, class to park, Oshawa transit. 4C1 and shopping plaza All utilities included. Call 579-1869. (110492) OSHAWA Brvd one bedroom basement apartment, private entrance. Large kthen. trtdg li stow. 4 pool bath, carpeted. Would sun single non smoker. Available anytime. $485 - hydro. Call 721-2436. (1 10592) PICKERING rew one bedroom basement apartment, available Nov 1. Central airrvac, dishwasher. 4 pCe. bath. parking, cable, laundry, separate entrance. 5600 monthly. First and last. 839- 6260.(110192) OSHAWA - one bedroom apart- ment for rent in older building. 304 Slm000 st. S. $420 monthly plus hydro. Available hmtmediately. Call Stephen, 571- 3229.(103092) ONE bedroom basement apart- ment in quiet hone. Suitable for single Person. War bus routes. heat, hydro, cable included. firm mediate possession. Cat 433- 1197 after 5 p.m. (11 1103M NEW large executive apartrnont, 4 appliances, walkout to garden, $750 all inclusive. Call 420- 7653. (110192) AJAX - Oxfad Towers, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments. Avaaable Nov. 1- and Disc. 1. Quiet building, pod, sauna, close to shopping, 401 and Go. Appros. $750 and $801. Cal 6834M21 until 730 p.m. (110492) PICKEBNG - Fincfaiverpod - one cozy clean newer one bedroom basement apartmerM, separale entrance, non smoker. no pets. $625 monthly. Avall able Dec. 1. Call 839-2762. (110192) ataxies and parking. Frtit/laq SOUTH JanefviNe area for tale TWO bedrooms futy equpped. required. 965.0488. (110592) or rem. All brick executive home Utilities induded. $738 monthly. NORTH Oshawa - large two on 12 acre. House or upper level of 4 for rent. 4 bedroorns, Call after 6 p.m. 728-1047. ' bedroom basement apartment, sell contained apartment lower (110492) wakout entrance, brand new, level. Double car gal sale CL.EAK twnshed 1 bedroom, $600. laundry facilities included. Fede, $193.000 or rent upper for upper floor of duplex in Oshawa, First and last required, available -,t -, Fridge, stove eforam f-aity 410 Houses For Rent PICKERING Bungalow lower floor. Westshore area. 2 large bedrooms, fenced yard. parking, near schools 8 GO Available Nov 1st/92. $765 - Coil Larry 509.1264 or NORTHWEST Oshawa a-ge 3 bedroom semi. roc room with fireplace. dining room. 1 1-2 baths, garage, fenced yard, appliances. Available Dec 1. $950 Plus Wilities 5790245 (102092) AJAX 3 bedroom, 3 baths. I nished in law basement apartment. 2 car garages, close to GO. fully detached all brick 2 storey. $1250 per month. Avail - 41110,40 Nk:v 1. 416-640-7430 or 477-1858 (103092) THREE years new, brick 2 storey. 3 bedrooms. 4 ice ernune. main flow family room, convenient Pickering location. 51100 per month. Can Howard Payne. 425-7700. Robert Case Really Ltd (110192) AJAX - three bedroom main floor of house. $950 Also 900 sq.h. one bedroom basement apartment, $650. Both nckrde parking, inground pod, tridga' stove, available Nov 1 Call 427-7412 or 683-0669 (110192) AJAX - main floor• 3 bedrooms. new bath, kitchen, central air, appliances. fenced yard, walkout desk. $900 monthly . 60% unlit es 509-1927. (103092) OSHAWA - three bedroom seml close to 401, lanced yard• 5800 + utilities Available Dec. 1. 668-3213 after 5:30 p.m. BAYLY and Liverpool - spa- cious detached bungalow, 3 bedrooms. near GO train. Spa- cious one bedroom basement apartment, laundry. parking. Caro( DaSiNa 438 7070 NRS V di MC i TIN OSHAWA - King and Ham" area, 3 bedroom semi, 1 1/2 baths, clean and nicely decorated. references, first and 1W required. SSW monthly plus utilities. Available Jars. 1/93. Ask for Ron Moorti 623.41 t5. PICKERING - Dixie/Finch - bnfght and clean three bedroom, 3 baths, 5 appliances, single garage. deck and fended yard. Immediate. $1100 + utilities. $31-1957.(110492) MAIN floor, 4 appliances, 3 bedrooms, new broadloom throughout, eat -in kitchen, 4 Ire. bath, 5850 monthly and ataxies. In-law, 3parlrriont, targe two bedroom, 3 ice. bath. CWDGftd. separate entrance and parking. $600 morNhly + utilities, Referencesrequired. first and last. Centra( Ajax. Close to all amwikies. 683-3378. Cal for apporonam. (103092) OSHAWA - three bedroom semi, close to 401 and amenities. 1 12 baths, fenced yard, private drive. $880 plus utak". Available Nov. 1. 655- 8749.(103092) 410 Houses For J Shared Shared Cottages For Rent 450 Accanm. 450 accomm. 550 Sale OSHAWA - 3 + 1 bedroom, new- ly decorated semi, 1 12 baths, 3 appliances, finished rec room, Contrail air. deck. No pets. Fray last, $895 + utikies. Available Nov. 1.416-493-3511. (110192- NORTH 110192 NORTH Ajax - two bedroom house for rent. Call 683-2373 for more information. (10309' 420 Townhouses For Rent BROCK RDJHWt Y.2 3 bdrms., 1 112 baths, eat -in kitchen, walkout to 1 WHITBY - room for rent, full use of house. washer/dryer. $35(1 monthly inclusive. Phone 430- 2619. (110592) 362619.(110592) PICKERING - Young profes. sional mate, seeks non smoker, male or female 10 share two bedroom, two bath apartment with laundry and dishwasher, $498 plus. Capp evenings, 683- 4591. (103092) TIRED of looking at dumps? Share 3 bedroom house with one female. Non smoker Preferred. heat, hydro, and cable included. $450 monthly. Call Kelly, 404-1756 and leave message. (103092) fenced yard, newly SOUTH Ajax - modern 4 painted, broadloom, 4 bedroom home, 3 baths, snare all facilities, laundry. 080. applS., $985 plus. kitchen, etc. Excellent location, 759-9395 non smoker. $345 per month inclusive. Phone Norrie, 427- OSHAWA - two bedroom 0318 days or Michele 686-8579 townhouse, 4 PCs. and 3 ice, evenings. (110392) bath, 5 appliances, finished rec - room, $925 monthly, all Condos For Inclusive. First and last and references required. Call 436- 5 Rent 3141. (110592) PICKERING responsible couple wanted for 3 bedroom home, includes heat, hydro. 3 appliances, ensuile. air, pool, fireplace, garage. firstilast, references. Available immediately, $1295. 267-3335 (110492) NORTH East Oshawa - pres- 1,gious quiet area. three bedroom townhouse. garage, finished basement. 4 appliances, $930 monthly plus utilities. Available Nov 1. 416- 249-9253 (1 10492) AJAX -'The Breakers' - new ex ciusive townhouses, 2 and 3 bedrooms. 3 and 4 levels. 1600 sq ft.. 5 appliances included. Available for Immediate occupancy. Recreational 'aakles on see. To view, can 428 1874. (111292) WHITBY - to sublet for Dec t Irnmculate 3 bedroom townhouse. 5 appliances and central air. Close to 401 and public transit. $1033 plus utdthes. Cas 668-6589 after 5 p.m.(110192) ONE, two and three bedroom luxury condos. Beautiful Property. qualify features. 6 appliances, air Conditioned, l'om $850 monthly, ONE MONTH FREEI Rent to own and pur. chase options available South east corner of Nash and Trull Rd.. Court cit Open House. Wed and Thurs. 3-7 p.m. Sunday. 1-4 p.m. Formore ephine information, call Jos Snider, 579.7505 or Paula Sheppard, 579 3052 at Hpmeide Advantage Really Ltd. Rill 433-4747. (TFALL) 430 Rooms To Rent NINE AJAX Pickering Village - room for rent. TV, private washroom. available irrvrneid lately. 6838237 or leave message (110492) ROOM for rent in quiet home. TV and VCR included. parking, Ai- tona Rd. and Shepherd area. $350 per month. Phone 509- 2932 after 5. (110192) gNGRITSON - furnished room In adult family home. Share kitchen and bath with one Look- ing for Clean quiet non smoker. Phone 723-3693.(110392) PRIVATE room, shared facilities, $325 per month ail inclusive. Smoke free, no pets. Cas 6866687_(110192) AJAX - two largo rooms in spa- cious basement apartment, Large ivingroom, dining room, kitchen and 4 ice. bath. Separate entrance, available irttedimely. Mature students welcome. 428-3392 or leave message. (I 1049Z PICKFJVNG - Liverpool Rd. - one furnished basement room, clean, quiet home. $325 oto". First and last. Cal 839- 0257. (110492) AJAX South - pleasant fur- nished bedroom, share facilities, on bus route, non smoker required. $00 wile". 427-0394 after 6 p.m, weekdays. (I 101M BAYLY and Westshore - clean, furnished room, separate entrance and facilities. $100 weekly. First and last. 839.4271. (11019M IFURNSFED rooms in a quiet home. Share kitchen and bathroom one at $BO weekly and $100 weekly. Private entrance and large backyard. 728-1399, Ann. (110192) TIDY non smoker female DISTRESS Sale - wel treed a preferred to share bright clean 3 acres. 500 ri waterfront. Hydro. bedroom home, many modern Bell, all permits. Only $265 amenities, transit at door. walk monthly. Call Joe, 428-0750 - to town ventre and Go train. AN - -- facilities, parking, utilities 58Mortgage included. Cali 0 Diane, 420-3734 v Insurance leave message. (110492) AVAILABLW immediately, share newly renovated home with woodstove. two rooms available. $450 and $500. In- cludes parking, cable. BBO. laundry facilities. utilities and run of house and yard. Prefer female non smoker. Firstflast. Herb. 728-4545.(110192) 455 Condos For Rent PICKERING - Luxury Tridel, two bedroom 1500 sq.tt. Cartier model. Available immediately, $1300 inclusive. Call 831-2990 or 452.2281. (110492) TWO bedroom Condo - dose to GM, new carpet, parking. 5675. first/last months. 434-6715 or 404-2825.(110392) CONDOMINIUMS FOR RENT I st and Ind to 95% of value. III Property types, personal tariff. 1]urdk service and Prim rates. CITYCAN FINANCIAL CORP. 571.2880 OSHAWA 886.2936 PICKERING MORTGAGES and bans, 95 % financing, down payment also arranged. Any amount available. Calf Mug or Rick 668.6805, Community Financial Services. Business 59O Opportunities BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE Fully equipped. Great start, good location. Lease until 1995. 576-8236 LOVE fashion - well dressed outgoing? Need income? Dis- tribute fabulous sweater and legggin s. Become a KNITPITCKER. Wear what your worth. Exclusive distributor. snips available. NO risk. 416 777-2513. (103092) 640 Coming Events xr v v v v • all I MARK your caienearsi For the big CHRISTMAS PRESENCE -- Country Coaectables Craft Show 464 office a Retail 500 Homes on F nd.... �heSBowma ville Space For Sale High School on Lbeny St- just nosh of Hwy 82. 965-1616 or 1068 sc'• of'" condo nrr,'ul PRESTIGIOUS Somerset Es- 9850-0572-010392) ly 'n,sned. air conditioned, tates In Whitby. 2700 sq.h. of • k,tchen - 2 W R and luxury situated on a privaten Mezzane. Good exposure on court. This home includes 670 Personals Wesiney Rd Ajax Sale or central air, security system. lease 683'41497. (110392) intercom, upgraded ceramic TATTOOS new .n C,;rham, flooring, elegant window best rates. New needles awry Florida coverings, huge Hollywood time. Tanooa of all kinds or bring 490VaCation gentalS K'icjhen Complete with balloons in your own. Calllay. 837-2323, and dome fighting. etc. etc. The 1 dont runaround, I do not lie, I FLORIDA Mace ra 3eacr. i3Cx/40 1t. lot comites complete do not play $pons. f do enjoy 1500 sq rt. luxury gulf front with custom fence, interlocking satisfying a woman. I do enjoy condo. 6 appliances, 2+1 brick driveway, walks and porch making love. I do enjoy bedrooms. 2 baths • all And enensive Landscaping. As- listening. I am 611. 170 pounds I accessories, healed pool, kung $349900 For appointment would Ike to hear from you to jacuzzi, screened sunporch, top to view. 6662036 (1029921 find out what we have in floor, weekly monthly Photos 7236069 NORTH Ajax - dile price is right - common. Alter 6. 404-1518. GORGEOUS 3 bedroom fur. spacious two storey brick home SINGLE and unattached Jon nished i„x ury condo Near with double car garage, close to over 200 single people every famous Clearwater beach. 6 D.0 C.S.. 3 1.2 baths, luxurious Sunday at Singles World In the appliances, 3 barns, jacuzzi, new hardwood plus carpeting, Corral, 433 Simcoe St. S.. Pool, tennis. 880 m private large master. fireplace on main Oshawa. Durham Regions only yard. Available Oct.,Nov cap floor famtyroom, walkout from Sunday dance exclusively for 6869846 (102992CNC) 101c1en• and as a added bonus, singles. Cover charge a new two bedroom apartment in Information. 623-7007 (TFAL;_ GULF Coast north of basement with separate EXCITING SPICY PHOTOS Gr Clearwater, two bedroom house entrance. MUST SELL. NO Roomates -Karen Wend on Canal Beach, shopping, AGENTS. 663-7971. (110592) y and restaurants. available until Dec. ----_.-.-.___ _____...____ Lsa. For dscrew information, 15 and from January 8th. 535 Lots For write: Karen. Box 670-R0, Phol $300 Canadian weekly Kelowna, B.C. V1Y 7P4 Adults 434 6595 (110592) Sale only pleasel (111992) HOR1eS TWOacre waterfront lots in PSYCHIC Readirg - The Crystal 500 Town d Port Perry, Scenic view. Lon. tea leaf, crystal ball avid For Sale mature trees, once in a itetme tarot cards all in one reading. as opportunity. For information, call Cap Bonne, in Hampon (416) PICKERING - 4 bedroom RichardlKaren at 427-0390 or 263-8205. (I 1039Z detached home, main floor 428-2215. (103092) JESUS says. can the blend lead tamilyroom with fireplace. 100n acres beside Crown land. the Wind Dow your minister laundry room. partial finished Snowmobiling and huntin wear lasses? The hirel is basement. Interlock stone co5a to 417 all 9• 9 nfl frontwayrpatio. Close to permits to the hired minister. Micah 3:11, amenities, school/Go. 3265- burl. Maes Of boating. $29,900. Isaiah 56:1612, John 10:11. 4549. (110592) Financing available. Cal Joe, Jim Campbel 1.705.953-9475. 429-0750. (11 0392) THREE bedroom Memory Lane. nium 675 townhouse, whypa Lane' Pic`- Out -of -Town hV Companions Bring •newly painted and 540 renovated all I.laU. Asking Properties per• me - $139.000. Call ,4,63566333 HEAR anytime. (t 1,792) CLFARWATER Florida • mobile tame in brand new dondifion. MATES WHITBY - 12 acre lot with 1 12 Two bedroome, two ba<troorts Gorey house. 43 Garrard FRd- kilften. dining room and lk i g Discreet $141,800. 434-37111111111, (1103M roan. New broadloom, Ipvepy BROKER hiss:11110.01001a, lad at decor with lot d extract. Mature introduction for $147 par niond . Contact Jany, gtrees�ist. range and jamon l pod orb g M 8 . Community Finan singles. dal Services. ff) �; 18 � American. Cal 754-4135 THREE bedroom townhouse, central apart. - of I� � Your Birth Announcement in and be&. Sunken fivirg roorn. A n,i.mmry J�3iI13.��'J3T �3T (qe$129.900. 831-3385 103M. Could Be Worth PKWJ3W= - Giarbaie - large 3 Ow "MAN Dollars .r bedroom semi, new roof, �• windows, 2 tireplaces, 3 bathown, nlisater with ensu(M. $173.900. Open House Sunday. 1-4 p.m. NO AGENTS. 831- 7831. (1 IOQZ Receive a $Pedal OR pack consisting of P -en gill Pack, Gerber food coupon. Huggles coupon. 5' Playtex coupon. Jerry's own gift coupon value of $10 and a chance of winning $200,000 with a 407 Rimosa - quiet sxdusive Whntarlo Tlckket Court, kuxwy 2 storey. California kitchen, formal living/dining 9d week •Apartment now. Call 404-1534 after 5 p.m. available 2nd weekend � Nov.private PICKERING - two floors, 3 entrance. parking. $575 bedroom, appliances, room, coz main floor AJAXA -clean carpeted room n famil Just place 8 pay for your birth announcement i � 2x) (103092) (110392) inclusive. Call 436-6085. central 110192 air• central vac• treplaee, lares. ( ) room with fireplace. newer tome, use of kitchen and 7 ep Recroom with t of tub, large bathroom, laundry tacrefer nonArl•,erhser either m OshawaNVhitby This Week or Ajax•'Picl eying News PICKERING - 1200 sq.ft. base- WfaTBY - two bedroom in lower merit apartment, private duplex. walk to Go, fridge, stove. deck, backyard. No y dOinc arias- AJAX walkout basement for able Nov. 15. $900 iodusive. smoking female preferred. Professionally landscaped $229.000• 434-2881 or 1 of each and receive our s y pedal Birth A"'•IlcementCoupon from entrance and laundry, large parking. $650 Inclusive. Nov. t. rent for non smoker. No pets, Cal 4261904. (110592) Reasonable. 686-3201. Property. (110192) for appointment. (110392) the News Advertiser �'r • bright kitchen with breakfast No dogs. so9zo9,. (102882) nook, combined living and fast and last, relerencee, hydro and gas inducted. Close to all NORTH West Oshawa - two PICKERING south - furnished n SOUTH Ajax - 'Tie beef d Ie cCall 5�V-9335 it OSHAWA - hue brI ht one doing room, a ice. bath, 8x10 9 9 bedroom soft amenities. $550 montfly. Cal adult only home. Light bestrB-Aitulyllecdratedcon y g x,ecrww ` iOM"•«4" Yfe"' storage room, double closets in bedroom basement, all new. Sam, 683.3333 or 427-0378. suite. 2-4 ice' baths, appkanes, housekeeping only. Bedding varied 3 bedroom bridle bedroom. $650 inclusive. 864- super clean. parking, walk to O.C., available immediately. available Dec. 1. $995 + utilities. PENTHOUSE suite in Whitby* First and last. References. 728- Supplied. 3% weekly. First and gni on qulet sired, garage. 6205 or 427-0957. (110192) $525 inclusive. Call 668-3186 a newest and most prestigious ( ) P ig ua 4530. 111792 fast (331-3253. (110192) completely separate one - bedroom apartment in AJAX spacious clean 3 576.3474. (110392) build Two bedrooms, fully in9• ���� oozy M equipped, wall to wall cum' Shared ba,lerront, l replaw, new cedar 45 bedroom, main Moor of OSHAWA • two bedroom bungalow, near lake, alpartment, fridge and stove' in- bedroom bungalow, European style kitchen, 5 9 y renovated, 5 ACComm. M^"e and dons, renovated bathrooms, nein flooring phone, lied Yaa x41 Y� 00�r appliances, separate found app ry ckAdss heat and hydro. Washer appliances, glass enclosed appliances, solarium, under nil drapes. garage, lar lot, aval- Park. PK:KERING - Ck3w to (ab, 401 �u9►veut• -mors $did oak eus- our Fax Y maehina to name addreaa i facilities, references. immediate and dryer, available in y able Dec. 1. $795 month + Building lectures every con- monthly es and hydro. Share kitchen, tom kitchen, over $40,000 n A nndu8 OWGblplled r ~� ion. Sell mantill plus f war sCalBBb5519. 11Q1 t X50 first and last. �vab(e extra $1100 monthly, utilities. First and last. bathroom, sitting room, with one upgrades. must see, verba mature male. First and last. 831• molbaNd. NO AGENTS. 683• rid, jjemembor to 5 22U e�-,�--x•title}•. -.. ....-�.-i►�rllB.ati„Ir�, rj"j�.../:h:l.lron wo4•n FielerMlOM 839- ._.. - .�iSstill8..Re! ..-....:� - 5- 23. 110 .. 1 q�1 1 550 Auctions fi50 Auctions 650 Auctions 720 Deaths LARGE ESTATE & CONTENTS Under Instructions received: we will sell & supplement from various Estates, Liquidations, Bankrupt stocks etc.: FURNITURE ' SILVER • JEWELLERY • DOULTON • COIN COLLECTION • PRIVATE ART COLLECTION • ANTIOUES ' STEREOS' VCR' CHINA PUBLIC AUCTION SUNDAX NOV.1 ST AT 12 NOON (PREVIEW 11 A.M.) SALE HELD AT- THE HOLIDAY INN, OSHAWA 1011 BLOOR ST. EAST, OSHAWA Over 750 lots to include: Oak & Mahogany tuntiture, Umded Edition Al of Well Known Canadian klists Bateman, Romance, Casson etc. Collection of Interior design Wood carvings with Large Horses, Chickens, Roosters. Dogs, primitives etc. Doulton, Hummel. Swarovski Crystal, Bone Chna, Signed porcelain, Plates, Dolls, Downs, Picture Frames, Hand Knotted rugs, Signed Bronzes, Doll Furnmre, Carved Easels, Scrimshaw, Pat Radios, VCR, Cordless Phones, Arhsw Machines, Housewares, Giftware, SONY' SANYO' CODE A PHONE' N Converters, Shavers, Toys. Selectro.i of Estate and Modem jewellery, Com Collection wrSilver, Gold, Notes etc Lamps. Blue Jays Memorabilia,Sports Cards, Autograph Bolts Carved oriental Wood Chests Park benches Tanks n ncngements n4 i tie TIME NEW*ABVERTLSEit,FRIDUt,Y, 9IPTQBFR 3p, IV"4FAGB t7 Business --- Home Services Handyman Improvements BOOKKEEPING and Account. ing Services, monthly reports, c S, cash flows. Call after 6 p.m. 430-0342. (110392) ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, graphic des,gn• advertising. Business or personal. Reasonable rates Also lessons available. Randy Timms. (416) 342-2279.(121792) MACKINTOSH CONTRACTING Licensed Journeyman Carpenter 20 yrs experience All Home Renovations LOWEST PRICES! FREE ESTIMATES John 5204379 Bax Lots, Watches and more TERMS Cash, Visa, MC, 3% Cash Discount, as per posted 8 Armstrong funeral home Chimney Sweeps �� L416) 433-47]], t�tua GCB ALLEN FLEISHMANAUCTIONS AJAX Chimney Sweeps Spe- sal chimney cleaning as low as CONSTRUCTION 4`116-638-7583 SELL IT MOW $59. Pest screening installed. 11'erior and exterior only $25. 'No muss, no fuss repairs, renovations and NOW ACCEPTING ESTATES & 579-2535 guaranteed.' Free estimates, construction. Fast and 796-7ha72 686-7741.1111092) CONTENTS FOR OUR NOVEMBER AUCTIONS clean professional work guCRAIG 686-'.i13aranteed. •� %8oAnnouncements 680 Announcements 710 Births I 1 0 Births 10 General Help Gardening, DR. K. L. CHON.: D.D.S. I and DR. C. K. CHONG D.D.S. .FAMILY DENTISTS FIRST PICKERING PLACE 1550 KINGSTON RD., SUITE 200 PICKERING on Red Lobster Plaza) SAT. AND EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE 839-4821 ♦ ti l �Att► Dr. Karen Rajczak is pleased to announce that she has joined the practice of Dr. David Parr as an Associate Dentist at The Parr Centre 5% Kingston Rd. W. (at Church) 683-2561 NEW PATIENTS WELCOMI: Hours: Mon. -Sat. dh 00 Ap Fromm 4Its 00 AP Four Rent AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 l edroom apartment In family budding. Air cont ,Honing, broadloom 2 appliances, laundry faciltt.es, saunas and exercise room, underground parking included. Can 6.5 683-6021 s4ras rut 12-5 lico.aoe,ason. __ 420 Townhouses Townhouses For Rent 420 For Rent (RIVES (DREIZE AJAX 2 and 3 bedroom townhousee in a family community with playgrounds, ball oourL green space newly dewrated. 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 Keep Canasta Beautiful. i . Pitch -In IT'S A BOY.! LISA & JEFF HURST - Proud parents of a baby boy, 8 lbs. 15 ozs. Brandon Jeffrey, born Sun. Oct. 18, at 6:09 p.m., at Oshawa General Hospital. Grandparents Mary & Derm Doyle of Ajax & Graham Hurst of Pickering. c Card of Card of 750 Thanks 750 Thanks TO THE ACCETTONE & LODGE FUNERAL HOME The families of the late Stanley Chrapek iApril 6/92;, Flora Smith (Aug 23.92; & Brian Sefchik (Sept. 15.92) wish to sincerely thank Dino & staff for all their comfort & understanding during our time of losses this past year. Thank You Chrapek family & Sefchik family LADIES' HEALTH CLUB Requires QUALIFIED FITNESS INSTRUCTORS Call 837-7758 T11ANK YOU For Checking Please look over your ad the rirst day it appears making sure it reads as you requested, as we cannot be responsible for more than one Insertion. LandscaDlno Gardner's Top Soil Gravel, Landscaping, Tree Planting and Removal, Crushed Asphaft, Driveways, Clean-ups etc. Cheapest and the Best in lows. ASK FOR ROB Call 428-5700 • TREES CUT OR TRIMMED • A-1 SOD LAID A ROTOTILLING • FENCES/DECKS • INTERLOCKING STONE 839-1584 SELL IT NOW CALL 576.2335 796.7Wn Private Clubs & Busies We�ome Tables to be sold on a "First Call -First Served" Basis X50 MARWOOD, OSHAWA For further information (call 683.5110 I Clitl6sitied Dept ,'1sar�� ' >,. r1� , 1 HARDEN CONSTRUCTION & ROOFING Inte rior'Ex torlor Renovations to Complete Custom home building. "Quality to Last" 579-2095 TMS Painting & Decor J Interior & Exterior 1 European Workmanship. Fast dean ref :bre service. 420-0081 RENOVATIONS Basemerts decks, cabinets, painting & decorating. For estimate In Durham Region call Dor at 668-8489 eaVILL FIX- - Roofs -Furnaces • Plumbing • Drains - Fences ' Decks 839-1584 ALL RENOVATIONS Carpentry, drywall. plumbing and wiring. Fair prices. Pat 683-8780 HH RENOVATIONS bdtao+s ' aooray ane o is Fenm Basvoonas P-11 14mf*ns PWNN Debs R_" Guiii,whod FREE wwt ESTIMATES Cora Lucas BW301 sewn) lexrerw.I- A sIVAe DO ALL ' Paatertg Garage yard ciean-l>F • Cke. rrtndows • Lawn & la dscapng Smail �t�O jobs Pruni_ng • E he CWI 4436444 Moving, Storaae MOVING? r will move anything, ywhere, anytime. Men 8 Icke for all types of lives. Best rates, free limates. 10% discount senio R. S40fhr. & up Call 571-0755 AJAX Moving Systems - tun services, moves, appliance and piano specalksis, flat rale or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move Call 427- 0005. (TF; HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS move big or smal'. we pace them all: Call 432-7566. (TF) MEN will- large truck will do household move. residential. commercial All types of rrgves. Can Caror Jane. 4272656 Roofing ROOFING Excellent workmanship at great prices. Phone Graduate Roofing 420-2081 Housecleaning ARE fog mar eS procaer'a ' nC 'l-5 T rr* to clean your home =or process ona c!ean-ng a!' -4mr s Home Services today 427 •041 •!1C•92• Painting, Decorating PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Intericr & Exier cr Drywall Taping Plastering & Spray Call Afredo or Helida 723-1337 DURHAM Pan! -g a -c Decora! Ing •10. - Painting, walfoa w ng. wa,rscort,ng, stucco soray.rg, drywaa •epaus. Workrlan3hidp g,.a•anlead 2C years expenence Cali 686 289C . " 592' INTERIOR anc i nt ex error pa, v'9 Good prices. gook wont coli free esl,-%alw call Mei 576-6553 ..189Q PROFESSIONAL painting and wa pape,-^y C -e room or whole housw gwranteed lowest rates No coo s too small. C,,N,ty workmanship guaranteed. Call 43C-2595. ('cA_) PROFESSIONAL Parnong and COMPLETE Carpentry Wallpaper Hanging, excellent specializing in renovations, references. Cal for free basements, decks. trim. doors esumates.683-8780 (111192) and windows. Good prices. 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