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w 0 • 0 ... 4+.. - PALS OF PROGRESS: The Pickering chapter of the Canadian Progress Club recent- ly honored four individuals in the community for outstanding contribution and assistance in making the group the town's Service Club of the Year. Pre- sented awards were Anna Hawe of Top Rank Bingo, Sharon Milton of the town of Pickering, Bob Pizer of McGinnis Landing Restaurant and Greg Coates of the 'sews Advertiser. INSIDE -] News I *t Protecting your pet in cold weather Entertainment Goddo plays local club PtooV Regular features Leaefs......._ .... ___.6 Entertainment---- ..».10 .................19 Sports..» ».».......20 CIassirwill ---- .....-23 Ajax home to 95,000 in 20 years AJAX - More than 95,000 people could be calling Ajar home in the Those projections are based on several assumptions — that the year 201 1. GTACC population projections are credible, the GTA has moderate The town's planning department makes that prediction based on pop- economic growth and there's availability of municipal services, such as ulauon proJecuons prepared by the Greater Toronto Arca Coordinating water and sewers. Committee (GTA(V See PICK F:RING...PaRe 2 Marie J,,ioranski, 2 1/2, gets a big lift from her mother Ann during Mom Pool plaand Tots swimming at the Ajax Community Centre pool. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Students' writing is violent and sexist One-third can't grasp basics By DONNA DONALDSON' Durham Staff DURHAM - Most students in Durham are writ- ing relatively well, but it's the contents of the sto- ries that are causing some alarm. "There was a concern of violence and sexism" in students' writing samples reviewed recently by the Durham Board of Education, says Bobbie Drew, board trustee and program committee chair- man. "Because of that, a committee will be set up to invesugate this and find out what steps and mea- sures can be taken to address this problem. It was a concern to almost every marker." The board reviewed writing samples of 25 Grade 6 classes and 27 Grade 10 classes in the region. Samples were anonymous and random. Two evaluation teams of eight members (one team for Grade 6 and one for Grade 10) marked the students' writing. The review was conducted to respond to con- cerns of parents and community members about the standards of writing achievement in Durham classrooms. The main objective of the review was to find out how well Durham's students are writing, and that was pretty good, according to the report. "Generally speaking we are happy with the results," says Brian Dunford, board education offi- cer on the writing review, steering committee. "It's an exciting process to be part of and to have this in Durham is exciting." Three-quarters of the students in both grade lev- els have a good command of story -writing skills; that means a quarter don't. And, two-thirds have a good grasp of punctuation, grammar and correct See STUDENTS'...Page 2 I Quanwy means x0505 -- Advertise in AjCM-Pickering News Advetiisetr (683-5110) and Oshawa -Whitby This Week (579-4400).103,000 pressrun every ktday WN" 001,111 tG SISTER ACT VIDEQMAXX 1995 1794 LIVERPOOL RD. 42O-1991 831-$$1 8 1822 WHITES RD. ' Beauty use Beast 17 2 0z z 95 m � a Q .2'�.evil.'if�l+.w3..`r�.'.`irkav6t?+Af-.:-: :.ii;i'� �•w�?:+r�"3:'S:+'�:..b :, n�R'+++TF gc,��y��y� t PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13,1"2 Students' writing skills 'alarming FROM PAGE 1 spelling; so 33 per cent don't. "These are not small statistics. These are alarming statistics," Oshawa trustee Audrey MacLean said following a presen- tation of the report at Monday's board meeting. But, evaluators were more shocked at the content of the writing than the quality. "I don't think they were expecting to see this prevalence of violence and sex- ism." says Mrs. Drew. "I think it's the influence of the media and societ%." The student writing review committee found that student writing revealed a *'fix- ation with violence". The committee report estimated that 80 per cent of the Pickering residential land near capacity FRO NI PAGF. 1 Between 1991 and 2001. the: population is expected to groN& to `fl.t,e>tl, a -11 per :cni in:reasc From 2001 to 201 1, the popula Lion w ill jump IS per :ent to 9�; (lt)s From 1Q86 to 1991, the town gre,A by *6 pk ,ent. from to �-.;�;n. The planning department reports the GTA and Durham Region should experien:e slow growth from now to 2011. but a large share of the gro%kth should be in Ajax. "This is because the develop- ment of residential land in Pick- cring is nearing capacity, and with the uncertain future of Seaton, Ajax is poised to accom- modatc the eastward overflow of rowth from Metro Toronto." Because of an aging popula- tion, a hither mortal it), Irate and lower fertility rate, people; mov- ing here will have a greater impact on the population than current residents, the report states. ANNANDALE Golf & Country Club presents NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY LEAVE YOUR WALLET AT HOME complete all inclusive package: * Prime Rib of Beef * Entertainment * Beverages PLAN A $7500KR PERSON PLAN B 4900M PERSON INCLUDES TAXES & TIPS papers received had one or more acts of violence and in 20 per cent of the papers the violence was pervasive. It was observed that sone of the violence was "morally repugnant to teachers" — for example, the "slash- er -type excessively gratuitous Violence, the open verbal writing pieces only two had female hero- ines. In many of the stories women were beaten, raped, ver- ��DoQ��Q _. ao�cailly and/or physical abuse of people of color. women and homosexuals". The report also said that out of -400 King Kod ANN'VEFSARY LANCELOT S Set .11690% D Set_ ......3249°5 0 se, '19991 1 Set '2990` bally abused or put down or subtly vic- timized. Most of these female char- acters forgave the men because they "loved them". "All violence is something to be concerned about," says Mr. Dunford. "What we have to look at is to make a dis- tinction between students putting in *renes of violence as an integral part of I 'their story (when writing about war or riots) and using violence for gratuitous reasons or for shock value." He says the markers noticed violence was so prevalent that "it was shocking". The review identified two questions which will be investigated: how does the classroom teacher deal with violence and sexism in student writing and to what extent is the media influencing the content and the form of the writing'? 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Pointing out that Nov. 12 is the one-year anniversary of the last and said she herself is "birch" because she's "hard" and "gives off good municipal election,.councillor Eileen Higdon took advantage of her status heat. as executive committee chairman to give colleagues a pep talk. "Let's "Let's stop fighting and pointing the finger at the other guy; she said. work together for today, and not for a hidden agenda two years away," "Let's get focused and let's use our talents. Let's build a bonfire." she urged. Her admonishment comes three weeks after councillor Kip Van Kem- Although she twisted the quote slightly, she reminded politicians of pen scathingly attacked mayor Arthurs over the issue of a furehall, accus- mayor Wayne Arthurs's election campaign statement when, quoting Sir ing the latter in public of lying. Tuesday seminar fuels war on drugs AJAX-PICKERING - A substance -abuse seminar being sponsored by the News Advertiser will give parents and teens valuable information to help them join the war against drugs. The free seminar will be held Tuesday, Nov. 17, beginning at 7:30 • p.m., in the cafeteria at Harwood Secondary School, 80 Falby Cn., Ajax. Among the speakers expected at the seminar are Harwood principal Lynn Parr, a representative from Narcotics Anonymous, a member of the Durham Region Police drug squad, an official from the Association of Support Groups in Ontario, and Sergeant Rod Lawrence, a Pickering res- ident who works on the Metro Toronto Police drug squad. A question -and -answer session will follow the speeches. This is the :second year the News Advertiser has presented the semi- nar. It follows our distribution of the Shark anti-drug comic book Nov. 8 which was a prelude to Durham Addiction Awareness Week Nov. 16 to 22._For _more inforntg429, cal t. News Advenicer at 683-511Q iii wry r' DEUVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS FLYERS COMNG TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD FRI, NOV. 13192 SuN., NOV. 15M NEWS ADVERTISER NEWS RTISER AMP ASHBROOKS CANADIAN TIRE CANADIAN TIRE CRs DISTRIBUTING E EXPOSED DOMING FOOD CITY MAXI DRUG K MART SEARS LOM AWS MIRACLE FOOD MART SAVA-CENTRE THE BAY MINER FASHIONS THE BAY CHRISTMAS • Delivered to sNscted households only WEALL 6 CULLEN appointed in teachers' contract bargaining DURHAM - A fact finder has been appointed in contract negoti- ations between the Durham Board of Education and its high school teachers. The Education Relations Com- mission has asked Heather Crisp to meet with both parties and write a report on issues agreed upon and those that remain in dis- pute. The public school board's 1,4(X) secondary teachers are rep- resented by the Ontario Sec- ondary School Teachers' Federa- tion (OSSTF) District 17. Negotiators for the board and its teachers have met I I times since spring. The teachers' last collective agreement was settled in January 1991 and expired at the end of August. "The relationship between the District and the Board are good " says Shirley Smith, president of District 17 OSSTF. "We're hope- ful we'll be able to obtain a new collective agreement." Reformers to meet on Nov. 25 DURHAM - The Reform Party's platform and how it aims to change the face of government will be discussed at an upcoming meeting. Ontano Riding candidate Don Sullivan, who will be seeking votes in Ajax, Pickering and most of Whitby in the next federal election, will address a meeting in the neighboring riding of Oshawa. The Ajax resident is the co- founder of the support group Vic- tims of Violence and has been instrumental in making changes to the Criminal Code of Canada. The meeting will be held Tuesday, Nov. 25 at 7:30 p.m. at the Kinsmen Community Centre, 109 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. For more information, call 721-9022. FRIDAY'S CARRIER OF THE WEEK IS USA NERY ANDERSON Lisa enjoys reading, dancing. Lisa received McDonald's coupons compliments of the News Advertiser. Congratulations Lisa for being our Friday Carrier of the Week PAGR *THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAYS NOVEMBER I& IM 1 •:nEc �L hy�s i)s _'_ _'�\ .� 4!1101[5 MERN,EiRJNq,, t� �... •. - _' �. .��. .! -. - day! DE NDE NEOSCT EwCONE Yu51C .A,�/• �' ;�1�, `pA 3 C�.4{•�. JUl ANE ND,nA� ON � LL EfN:T EW`FN RUS � . "l TEP 5 SM N TFC '. TYt, •�_� FO A. DL. l N DNA Y.STEE18EDH01 -: - - - _ Home ideas A redecorated Idea Home is now open at the Pickering Home and Design Centre. The new design incorporates wheelchair -accessible features, and The Heart and Stroke Foundation will receive 25 per cent of revenues from admissions until an auction clearout in 1994. Present at the Idea Home's grand re -opening were, from left. Heart and Stroke coordinator Christina Kalchos, Idea Place manager Gwen Williams and customer Linda Fowlie. photo by Celia Bronkhorst North Ajax mega -project a step closer to reality By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter AJAX - A massive office, retail and commercial develop- ment could serve as a "catalyst" for a mall in north Ajax, the pro- ponent of the two projects says. Markborough Properties vice- president Mark Reeve says the 400,000 square feet of office and commercial space "would attract end users and make the whole (mall) project more viable. The mixed use would be complemen- tary to the shopping centre." He made the comments on Monday night after Ajax council's committee of the whole approved rezoning for two properties owned by Markborough on Hwy. 2 east of Harwood Ave. The Markborough mall site is at the northeast corner of Har- wood Ave. and Hwy. 2. Markborough plans to build 248,000 square feet of industrial and commercial space for ware- house outlets, offices, banks, restaurants, specialty and service retail on 21.5 acres east of the mall site. About 150,000 square feet of office space would be developed on 8.9 acres at the corner of Hwy. A. and the proposed extension of Pickering Beach Rd. (The road currently ends at Hwy. 2, but there are plans to extend it north.) The recession has delayed con- struction of the mall to late 1993 or early 1994, a Markborough official announced earlier this year. Mandrake St. resident Jeremy Pegg told Pickering politicians Monday there's a glut of empty office space in Durham. "I can't see something like (Markbor- ough's project) happening for a number of years," he said. Town planning director Peter Tollefsen reported much of the current vacant office space is in small retail units, while the Mark - LOCAL RESIDENT WINS TRIP M TAMPA (1-r) Andy Babin, Asst. Mgr.; Betty and John Shanks, Linda Donnelly, Manager. National Bank Manager, Linda Donnelly and staff at 375 Kingston Rd. recently presented to Mrs. Betty Shanks of Pickering, a pair of airline tickets for Tampa Bay, Florida. Mrs. Shanks won the tickets as part of the National Bank of w e,�aFa��s�} WE7�VYG T+'T'T-l7-'YT7�1Tf' borough sites will be for firms requiring a large amount of floor space. Mr. Reeve said the company doesn't have any customers yet for the office or commercial space. "We're proposing...to go out and try to attract users. We're not going to build on speculation," he said. Mr. Reeve said the company is hoping to begin construction on the sites in 1994. A report from the town's busi- ness development department indicates the office and commer- cial sites could create 1,500 jobs. Construction costs could total about $35 million. Council will consider the rezoning on Monday night. ■ Unhappy neighbors 111 .. readesign PICKERING - Residents here have come up with their own sub- division design in protest of a development planned in the town centre. About 470 residents of Tridel's Discovery Place condo- miniums are unhappy with the company's proposal to build 190 street -level, "garden" units in their backyards. The develop- ment, which would also include two apartment towers, would be built on the south side of Hwy. 2 between Glenanna and Valley Farm Rds. Residents are opposed to the amount of lot coverage the devel- opment would take up and the resulting loss of green space, politicians heard Monday. We are not opposed to the project or change in general, however, let that change be for the better,' said Ken Walker, speaking on behalf of 470 people who've signed a protest petition. subdivision Mr. Walker outlined three alternate subdivision designs with fewer units, designed to preserve open space. But Steve Upton of Tridel protested his company has 11gone back to the drawing board three times on this development", reducing the number of garden apartments from an original 226. He maintained the project couldn't work with less than 190 units. The ward's regional council- lor, Rick Johnson, said he "wouldn't want to see (residents') dreams deflated by jamming a project down their throats". At his suggestion, council's executive committee voted to table the project so residents can have further meetings with Tridel. The tabling motion means there's no definite time frame before councillors will vote on the project again. PICKERING BEACH ZONING STUDY On July 6, 1992 Town Council passed a resolution directing Planning staff to review the existing zoning regulations for the Pickering Beach neighborhood. An Open House for area residents was held at the Town's Council Chambers on October 15, 1992 and a status report prepared by Planning staff was reviewed at the Committee of the Whole meeting held on October 26, 1992. Planning staff will forward a recommendation on Zoning By- law 3036, as it pertains to the Pickering Beach neighborhood, to the November 23, 1992, Committee of the Whole of Council meeting for consideration. A special meeting of Council will be held on November 23, 1992 immediately following the Committee of the Whole meeting. Anyone wishing to make representation to the Committee of the Whole of Council may do so at the meeting. For additional information, please contact Mr. David Forget or Mrs. Angela Mariani, Planning Technicians, Current Planning and Development Review between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. DATE: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1992 TIME: 7:30 P.M. 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OPEN RAIN OR SHINE - ALL YEAR ROUND 0 r • a 0 El i r� �J LJ THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, IM -PAGE S Animal abuse complaints BUY DIRECT& SAVE rise as temperature drops s4000 TOI 00'0 O DURHAM - With the coming of winter, staff at the Oshawa and District Humane Society are bracing for an onslaught of com-. plaints about animal abuse. Animals left outside shivering in the cold without shelter, food or water are the subject of most complaints at this time of year, says executive director Phyllis Woolley. "When we get a cold snap or ice storm, the phone just rings all day," she says. "We have seen dogs caked in ice and lying in snowbanks." Hundreds of cats are severely injured or killed every year by fanbeits when they crawl under the hoods of cars for shelter and warmth, she adds. About 60 complaints of ani- mals in distress are received even month during the winter, and are investigated by eight vol- unteer agents who serve all of Durham Region. IT the owner is unto -operative and refuses to mend his ways, the animal can b taken Irom him. The Criminal Code of Canada states that all animals are to be given adequate shelter, says Ms. Woolley. The Humane Society prefers that pets live indoors as members )f the family, but if that's not possible, owners arc urged to provide animals with proper shelter. All animals require fresh water, and it should be rcplcn- ished twice daily as it will frecie. Animals require a higher Intake A calories during cold weather to maintain a comfortable hodv temperature. Sick or old animals require extra care, and the Humane Society urges owners to check w ith a veterinarian. The society offers the follow- ing guidelines for the care of out- door animals. Anyone who knows of an animal in need of proteitnm should call the society at -t 33-2022. • Dogs Toy breeds, short- haircd hrc;cds, sick and old dogs or young puppies should not be expected to live outdoors. Others should he provided with a well - constructed dog house. The sire of the house should allow the dog room to sit down comfortably, stretch out to the fullest extent of its limbs and turn around inside of it. But the shelter should be small enough to be heated by the dog's body heat. It should be waterproof, painted with lead-free paint and elevated a few inches off the ground. The entrance should be just big enough for the dog to get in and out, and should be covered by a flap. The house should face away from prevailing winds. The roof should be flat and hinged to allow easy access for cleaning. Straw and softwood shavings (not from wood treated with chemicals) are good bedding but should he changed when soiled or damp. • Cats — A cathousc con- structed similarly to a doghouse should be provided to cats. If the cat is allowed inside the family home, the Humane Society urges owners not to forget to bring it inside on cold nights. 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We're raising a bunch of violent children, 1 Gw+-1`I rV1V 1 1 ••• r_ ' \ ■, If ingrained with several cenerauons' worth oI sexist attitudes and riot nearly pro Metroland Community Newspaper copyrightA and unauthorized unauthorized use f icient enough in basic literacy skills. sent Is prohibited. Timothy John Whittaker That's how we read the findings of evaluators who reviewed writing stun - ples of Grade 6 an d 10 student; in Durham &lard ol' Education public schoxTls. any adverltsernent a1 his discretion. The main objective of the exercise was to find out how well the Region's stu- � dents are writing. r Thre -quarters of the students in both grade levels have a good command � v > of taxis -writing skills, says the report. And, two-thirds have a good grasp of punctuation, grunntar and correct dolling. "Geri N speaking we are happy tiyi oath th the results," s t� s Brian Dunftxd, btlard education officer on the \knung rryiew storing co mitmuce. %-lost public school educators present at %londa\'s meeting of board trustees seemed to _ agree with qtr. Dunlord. if they didn't agree, they weren't saying so. _ t Onl\ Oshawa trustee Audrey \lac Lean expressed disappointment about what the report fails to sa\ -- that one in four students (k)n't have good writing skills and that a third of the pupils don't have a very gvio d gra,Tp cit punctuation, ands "These S1rs. MacLean. v ^ -Ti�EAI -ME granirnar an rxn small statistic;, tirys "These DAY O HER DAY —�Ir7,A,'�I��E^�'Iw'G are altrmingstaustics."11'cagrle. But. the c�aluators and educators arc more alarmed about the content of the WAS CLEANING `I O� '9L wrung than the quality. The wrlung rc\icti cominittY found that the students' "fixation -ME CELLAR AND-,. ;Lone, re\ealed a with violence". Some of the violence was "morally rcpugnalit Lo Leachers" - lar examplc. the "sla her type excessiyel� grata nous violence. the open verbal and/or physical abuse of people of color, wonted and homosexual;'. a ►L "I dont thank ;,:hood officials) yore expc,tinz to see this prevalence of I yiOlcncc and scxisni.�� ,;ads Bobbie Drew. bx):ud trustee and program commit- \b tee ,hwrnian. A, a result of the finding,, the tx,;Lrd w ill set up a committee to ul%esugale )I% a, s to address the problem. _ _ -- t But. educator, sccm sure atx�ut the ;oTur;c of the problem. "I think it's the mllucnce of the media and sex near ",:ays els. Drew, So, the educator, are ponnung finger, at sox ictx for the children's "fix- aUun with violence". And, soc e will point timers at the educators for the alarming statisucs' on the students' literacy. Each group should get _ their ho>usc In order hetore throw ing stones at the other's. Letters � Returned money restores reader's faith in community's young people To the editor. It is so easy these days to focus on the negative in our com- munit} and to be critical of everyone's behavior. In particu- lar young people seem to be sin- gled out Cor condemnation. I recently had an experience that reaffirmed m% faith in the inherent positive nature of our young people. While doing some banking at the Amberlea Plaza I inadvertent- ly left 5100 behind in the auto- matic teller. To my immense The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. Please keep letters to a reasonable leneth of no more than 11/2 typed, doubled spaced pages. We reserve the right to edit let- ters for style, length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone number for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., L IS 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. relief, I returned four hours later to discover that the money had been turned in by a young lady named Sabrina Conti, a student at St. %larx's Catholic High School. On meeting Sabrina, I inquired as to what prompted her to return the money rather than simply keep it. She replied that obviously it belonged to someone else and the only proper thing to do was to Ilavit-C �oatle_ Ray Briden says, "No. I was born on the 13th and my birthday is sometimes on Friday the 13th." News Advertiser return it to the rightful owner. What a refreshing attitude and action in these times. I would like to thank Sabrina and -also extend my appreciation to her parents, teachers and friends for their contributions in developing such a fine young lady. Claude Rochefort, Pickering Looking for birth parents To the editor, I was horn April lis{, 1967 at the Toronto Western Hospital, and placed in care with the Toronto Children's Aid Society. I was adopted shortly before my filth birthday. I would like to learn about my background for health rea- sons, and for an understanding of my true beginnings. The "Shirley Anne" in my name was given to me by my birth mother. Please help me fill in the gaps in my life by contacting me at Par- ent Finders, telephone 760-775(). Please reference my birthdate or 9200130 to make contact easi- er. Parent Finders Incorporated is located at 767 Thistledown Court. Mississauga L5C 3K6. Thank you, hope to hear from you soon. Shirley Anne, Ajax C_�2a The News Advertiser asked area residents if they're superstitious about things like Friday. the 13th. Rick Thomas says, "Not real- ly. I don't believe in superstitions and I can't relate to it." JOANNE BURGHARDT - Editor -in -Chief GREG COATES - Marnogng Editor HUGH NICHOLSON - Advertising Ma BRUCE DANFORD - Retail Soles Ma ABE FAKOURIE - Distlibution Manager NEWSROOM - 665-6110 DISTRIBUTION - 665-5117 RETAIL ADVERTISING -663-5110 CLASSIFIED - 796-7674 FAX - 663-7363 NATIONAL ADVERTISING SALES 495-1300 REAL ESTATE i AUTOMOTIVE ADVERTISING - 796-7679 Rob MacArthur says, "No, I don't believe in black cats, Friday the 13th, etc. It's just bad luck if something happened." dLUF RIRRON AVVARD 1991 C• Louise tiring says, "Not real- ly. I don't like it if black cats cross my path, but I don't believe in Friday the 13th," The News Advenlsa. published every Sunday. Wednesday and Friday at 130 COrnrTserdd Ave. Ajax. Ontario LIS 2li b one of the Metroland Prin*V. Rkil tp and gsltlbu" groip of RAXsban newspaper wNch Includes AJaz/Plcke" News Advertiser. Auoro Barrwr. Scoria Advance. Brompton Guardian. Burlington Post. Collingwood Connection. Etoblcoke Guardbn/Lakeshore Advertiser. Georgetown independent. KWWon This Week. Lindsay INS Week' Markham Econrmllt h Sun. Million Canadian Champion, Mississauga News. Newmarket Era. North York Muror, Northumberland News. Oakville Beaver. Orli Today. Oshawa/WNbY This Week, Peterborough This Week. Richmond RIII/ThornhlN Liberal. Scarborough Mirror. Um1ld9GM0urivlle Trims. Today s Seniors Page sizes may vary slightly Qom published rote cord due to madsanicol requirements of ditetent printers. Metroland PrintwV. Pyblsting and Distributing Is a member of the Canadian Community Newspaper Association. Ontario Community Newspapers Assockston and OntoW Ross Cantil Second Class Moo RadsQatian Nunbe, 1897 Mal slClcrlprion rates in Canada 1 year, $70 rW edition 0 0 9' _ �.%'-ofd=�0 . - .4 •. The : N'ews mer- tlw. b protected by Metroland Community Newspaper copyrightA and unauthorized unauthorized use without written con- sent Is prohibited. Timothy John Whittaker • rehseerves thebrllyA to classify or refuse Publisher any adverltsernent a1 his discretion. return it to the rightful owner. What a refreshing attitude and action in these times. I would like to thank Sabrina and -also extend my appreciation to her parents, teachers and friends for their contributions in developing such a fine young lady. Claude Rochefort, Pickering Looking for birth parents To the editor, I was horn April lis{, 1967 at the Toronto Western Hospital, and placed in care with the Toronto Children's Aid Society. I was adopted shortly before my filth birthday. I would like to learn about my background for health rea- sons, and for an understanding of my true beginnings. The "Shirley Anne" in my name was given to me by my birth mother. Please help me fill in the gaps in my life by contacting me at Par- ent Finders, telephone 760-775(). Please reference my birthdate or 9200130 to make contact easi- er. Parent Finders Incorporated is located at 767 Thistledown Court. Mississauga L5C 3K6. Thank you, hope to hear from you soon. Shirley Anne, Ajax C_�2a The News Advertiser asked area residents if they're superstitious about things like Friday. the 13th. Rick Thomas says, "Not real- ly. I don't believe in superstitions and I can't relate to it." JOANNE BURGHARDT - Editor -in -Chief GREG COATES - Marnogng Editor HUGH NICHOLSON - Advertising Ma BRUCE DANFORD - Retail Soles Ma ABE FAKOURIE - Distlibution Manager NEWSROOM - 665-6110 DISTRIBUTION - 665-5117 RETAIL ADVERTISING -663-5110 CLASSIFIED - 796-7674 FAX - 663-7363 NATIONAL ADVERTISING SALES 495-1300 REAL ESTATE i AUTOMOTIVE ADVERTISING - 796-7679 Rob MacArthur says, "No, I don't believe in black cats, Friday the 13th, etc. It's just bad luck if something happened." dLUF RIRRON AVVARD 1991 C• Louise tiring says, "Not real- ly. I don't like it if black cats cross my path, but I don't believe in Friday the 13th," The News Advenlsa. published every Sunday. Wednesday and Friday at 130 COrnrTserdd Ave. Ajax. Ontario LIS 2li b one of the Metroland Prin*V. Rkil tp and gsltlbu" groip of RAXsban newspaper wNch Includes AJaz/Plcke" News Advertiser. Auoro Barrwr. Scoria Advance. Brompton Guardian. Burlington Post. Collingwood Connection. Etoblcoke Guardbn/Lakeshore Advertiser. Georgetown independent. KWWon This Week. Lindsay INS Week' Markham Econrmllt h Sun. Million Canadian Champion, Mississauga News. Newmarket Era. North York Muror, Northumberland News. Oakville Beaver. Orli Today. Oshawa/WNbY This Week, Peterborough This Week. Richmond RIII/ThornhlN Liberal. Scarborough Mirror. Um1ld9GM0urivlle Trims. Today s Seniors Page sizes may vary slightly Qom published rote cord due to madsanicol requirements of ditetent printers. Metroland PrintwV. Pyblsting and Distributing Is a member of the Canadian Community Newspaper Association. Ontario Community Newspapers Assockston and OntoW Ross Cantil Second Class Moo RadsQatian Nunbe, 1897 Mal slClcrlprion rates in Canada 1 year, $70 rW edition 0 0 9' _ �.%'-ofd=�0 . - .4 •. THE NEWS ADVEWMER 140VVABM 12% IWI-MM 7 School bosses picked up tab of conference DURHAM - Principals and .S vice -principals from public ele- mentary schools here picked up most of the tab for a two-day con- ference they attended in Huntsville. "We contribute toward our own u 0 professional development," notes David Mills, president of Durham Elementary School Administrators and principal of Lester B. Pearson Public School in Ajax. An association committee orga- nized the annual conference which focused this year on conflict man- agement. Workshops included non-violent crisis intervention, conflict resolution in collaborative cultures, the art of setting limits, and avoiding power struggles. Most principals and vice -prin- PCs serve food to raise funds DURHAM - The Ontario Rid- ing Federal Progressive Conser- vative Association will hold its annual fund-raising dinner Wednesday, Nov. 25. The dinner takes place at Gal- lantry's Banquet Room, Picker- ing Town Centre. Guest speakers will be Ontario Riding MP Rene Soetens and Michael Wilson, minister of International Trade and Industry, Science and Tech- nology. A limited number of tickets will be sold at S12_5 per person. Appropriate income tax receipts will be issued. For information or tickets, call Ronald Hawkshaw during busi- ness hours at 683-6880. Board of Trade holds election AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade will hold an election for its 1993 council during a luncheon meet- ing Tuesday, Nov. 24. Only members in good stand- ing will receive a ballot, so any- one with unpaid membership fees who'd like to vote should call the board secretary as soon as possi- ble. Mix and mingle begins at The Old Liverpool House at 11:30 a.m., with lunch at noon. Ballots will be counted by representatives of both Ajax's and Pickering's municipal offices. An open forum will also be held with Michelle Falardeau- Ramsey, deputy chief commis- sioner of the Canadian Human Rights Commission. For luncheon reservations or more information, call the Board of Trade office at 427-4470. t AJAX better than ever.' ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT APPLICATION Z4/90 N. AND A. ALEXANDER 1257 WESTNEY ROAD NORTH PART LOT 10, CONCESSION III N. and A. Alexander have submitted the above rezoning application to the Town to recognize their existing seniors boarding and lodging home as a permitted use. The home, which comprises a floor area of approximately 513 square metres (5,530 sq. ft.), currently accommodates approximately 20 boarders plus 2 live-in attendants. The subject property comprises an area of approximately 0.8 hectares (1.9 acres). The Durham Regional Official Plan (1991) designates the subject property as "Living Area" within the Town's urban area boundary. The A6 Community Plan (Amendment No. 22) will designate the subject property "Low Density Residential" once the Plan is formally approved by the Province. The applicant's proposal complies with the provisions of both the Durham Regional Official Plan and Town's A6 Community Plan. . The subject property is currently zoned `A' - Rural Agricultural by By-law 3036, as amended. The applicant has requested that the subject property be rezoned to accommodate the existing seniors boarding and lodging home. Anyone wishing to make' representation to the Committee of the Whole of Council may do so at the meeting. For additional information, please contact Mr. Michael Skelly, Senior Planner, Current Planning and Development Review between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. DATE: -- - MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1992 TIME: 7:30 P.M. LOCATION: COUNCIL CHAMBERS 65 HARWOOD AVENUE SOUTH AJAX, ONTARIO P. Tollefson, . cipals from the board's 92 ele- mentary schools attended the con- ference,, which ran from the evening of Nov. 4 to noon of Nov. 6. The conference cost each asso- ciation member about 5160, which is collected through payroll deductions. Fees also fund a num- ber of dinner meetings held throughout the year. While the board picks up the cost of professional development, it was minimal because aH but one Honoring the fallen Students from Lord Durham Public School join with war veterans and pupils from ether Ajax schools in a Remembrance Day ceremo- ^y in front of the Ajax Royal Canadian Legion Wednes- day. of the presenters were board staff, says communications manager Mary Wylie. "The board's contribution has become less over the years," notes Mr. Mills. "That's a sign of the times. Still, as administrators, we need some professional growth." While principals and vice -prin- cipals were away, a staff member at each school was left in charge and all area superintendents were on hand in the event of an emer- gency. CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, 'Super Saturday and Sunday Sale" flyer, on page 3, the kids' novelty comforters, on sale for S'9.99 each, are itlustrated ncorrectly. The assortmer,, of craracters does net induce Little Mermaids. Also, on page 4, the Arais Anais body shampoo. 100 mL ^,sly $15. is not ava fable `or this crcmotior. 'Ne apologize for any rcorverience ;nis may nave caused our customers. Denturessonatural. a . you'll never knew the difference! New soft -touch Materials for Sensitive Gums. Walter Wimmer, Denture Therapist PICKERING TOWN CENTRE FREE CONSULTATION -. VISAI 420-SO20 EM 1, Toll Free 1-800-661-5020 COME AND i WORSHIP AMBERLEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Pickering Village United Church 1820 Whits Rd. K 300 Church St. N., Ajax THE FAMILY CHURCH 683-4721 WORSHIP TIME 11:00 a.m. Rev. Howard Zurbrigg Supervised Nursery 839-IW3 Phyllis Spencer Worship dr Sunday School WESTNEY HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH 10:30 a.nL M"tkV at Applecm t Public School ST. ANDREW'S 55 Coles Ave. North, Aju (Jrrst East of LOEB Pleza) PRESBYTERIAN MORNING WORSHIP 10:00 AY 35 CHURCH ST. N. Rev. James Randle, Pastor 6ee-1720 PICKERING VILLAGE 683-7311 Dunbarton - Fairport United Church 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering REV. JAMES BIGGS 839-7271 Christmas Bazaar and Craft Show WORSHIP 3 CHURCH SCHOOL Sat, Nov. 21,a.m .-2 a..-2 p.m. 11:00 A.M. Worship a church school Church Service 1030 a.m. PICKERING STANDARD CHURCH 3595 Bmcck Road at Hwy. 7 ST. PAUL'S ON -THE HILL Kingston Rd. at Fairport Rd. SUNDAY Pickering 839-7909 Sunday School 10:15 -8.00 a.m. Quiet Communion Worship 11.00 am Ewnlnps 7:00 9:15 a.m. CharismatIc Praise WED. 7:30 11:00 am. Tradidonal Worship Bible Clue - CNkkwr 4Twure Sunday School and Nursery Adult -Bible Study at 9:15 and 11:00 a.m. ® Come and worship wqh us every Sunday PAGE tl•THE NEWS AD E>R F _AY, O 13, 1992 Teen mustraise for tri Rica PICKERING - Before a Dun- build a national park with stu- Sunday, Nov. 22 from 2 to 3:30 Pickering. Anyone interested in For more information on how barton High School graduate • dents there who purchased the p.m. at Dunbarton-Fairport United _earning more about her trip is you can help Stephanie, call 420 - faces the challenge of working in land from the government. Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd., invited to drop by. 6652• an underdeveloped country, she must first raise enough money to cover expens- es. Stephanie Bush is look- ing for people interested in sponsoring her three-month trip to Costa Rica with Youth Chal- lenge, a Toron- to-based group which works with scientific institutes, uni- versities, gov- ernment agen- cies and ser- vice clubs to help develop - ins; regions. Stephanie has been working towards her goal of returning to Costa Rica for months, ever since a one-week stint there last March. That's when she worked with an international team of volunteers to rescue the Santa Elena rainforest from destruction. She helped Upon her return to Costa Rica, Stephanie will work on three of seven projects on the go, such as teaching hygiene and dental health to people in remote areas. She hopes her experiences will involve medicine, environment and construc- tion. Like all other Chal- 1 e n g e r s, Stephanie must raise S3.000 for Youth Challenge to cover expenses before her depar- ture Dec. 8. The Canadian Progress Club and the Kinette Club of Pickering have both donated funds. 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Thars.-Fr'. 433-1052 6 19- 13 15 1� Son115 Phone Orders Accepted 40 TEENS INTS PAR An • Evenin of Discussion With Representatives of: 9 Durham Regional Police - Drug Squad - Narcotics Anonymous • Metropolitan Toronto Police - Drug Squad ,and Lynn M. Parr B.A., MID, Principal of Harwood Secondary School A*-Piratedng A Free Seminar Presented By 0(Qcwt tl•—r - _II AAA -JJ A C TAUgTON R0. ARTS ENTERTAINMENT Bourbon Bayly's has oldies dance Saturday night A:.-'kX-PICKERING - Remem- ber the Monkees, the Beatles and the Rascals' The music of that era is back. and live, at a '50s and '60s dance at Bourbon Bayly's in Ajax Saturday. Dance the night away with The Crosstown Band, a popular outfit whicb has been together for the past 1(� years. Bourbon Baylv's has karaoke FrldaN from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Bourbon Bayly's is at 368 Bayly St., Ajax. Call 427-1888. To find out where the rest of the entertainment action is this weekend. dust follow this guide: (ANDEES: Rock 'n' rollers God& a favorite on the Canadian and Toronto club scene for many years. hit the stage at Candees on Freda, The band Jack Damage plays Saturday, night. On Sunday, there , a Jam session featunng the group What's Hip, starting at 9 p.m. Candees is at 705 Kingston Rd.. Pickering in the Whites Road Shopping Centre, Call 420-5481). CENTREFIELD'S: Centre - field', ha_, karaoke e%cr� Sunday trorr, e- p.m to 1 a.m. On Wednes- dao night, male exotic dancers take the stage, beginning at 9. Centrefield's is at 1050 Brock Rd., Pickering. Call 837-1850. DANNY'S PLACE: Dannv's has karaoke on Sundays starting at 7 p.m. with a S50 cash prize and a free tape to all who take pan Danny's has a Monte Carlo Night every Thursday and the best of rock 'n' roll music on Wednesdays. Coming to Dannv's on Noy. 28 is the Ontario Arm Wrestling Championships. Dann)'s is at 88 Harwood Ave. in Ajax. Call 683-2940. DONA Y MIGUELS: For your dining pleasure, Dona Y Miguels has live Mexican music every Friday and Saturday night from 7 to 10. Dona Y Miguels is at 325 Westney Rd., Ajax. Call 686-4468. FOX & FLOWERPOT PUB: .Enjoy jazz with Mel Collie and the Banjo Rascals this Sunday from 4 to 7 p.m. No cover. The Fox & Flowerpot is in the Village Courtyard on Kingston Rd. in Pickering Village, Ajax. Call 428- 2162. HARP AND THISTLE PUB: The Harp and Thistle has the music of Bernie Jessome wbo will play a mix of favorites Friday and Saturday fttuom 9 p.m. to 1. a.m. The pub has karaoke Sunday from 7 to t 1 p.m. and Thursday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.-The Harp and This - tic is at 282 Monarch Ave., Ajax. Call 428-0943. JOKERS: Lam Brennan and Nighthawk play country and western music Friday and Satur- day from 9 p.m. to I a.m. Nighthawk returns on Sundav with an open country and western jam session from 4 to 8 p.m. No cover charge. Next week, country star Marie Boarell takes the stage. Every Monday, Carol Joynes will be teaching couples the art of counts and western line and group dancing, starting at 7:30 p.m. Jokers is at 335 Bayly St. in Ajax. Call .427-0337. KANGAROOS: Kangaroos has the country jamboree back again, featuring the sounds of The Riders on Sunday from 4 to 8 p.m. There's Jazz with the Rag- weed Jazz Band each Thursdav night from 9 to midnight. Kanga- roos has karaoke on Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Kangaroos is at 985 Brock Rd. S. in Pickering. Call 839-6845. KERRY INN: The pub has the mu,i, of the Bruce Hare Band, doing everything from Roy Orbison to Kenny Rogers, Friday and Saturday. from 9 p.m. to I a.m. and Sunday from 7 to 11 p.m. The Kerry Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 967 Westney Rd. S. at Harwood Ave., Ajax. Call 428-8790. McGINNIS LANDING: On Thursdays, enjoy your dinner to the music of Rob Fielding's clas- sical -style acoustic guitar from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Fielding will entertain from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday. McGinnis Landing is in the Pickering Home and Design Centre (Brock Rd. and Hwy. 401). Call 428-6383. MORGAN'S PLACE: Mor- gan's has Pipp's Karaoke Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 am. The versa- tile Royz Band plays Sunday from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Morgan's Place is at 776 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. Call 839-4744. TUDOR ROSE INN: The Ajax nightspot has the music of Larry Gogan Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Tudor Rose Inn has a jam session on Sunday from 4 to 8 p.m. The Tudor Rose Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 700 Harwood Ave. S. Call 428-1815. . OOD If your club or restaurant offers live entertainment, call Al Rivet at the News Advertiser, 683-5110, to be included in this weekly fea- ture. Arts council hosting Graff sale PICKERING - The Pickering Arts Council will host its antral Christmas Craft Sale Saturday, Nov. 21. Offered for sale will be gift items crafted from silk, wood and stained glass, as well as paintings, knitwear and more. The sale will be held at the Rouge Hill Library, Rouge - mount Dr. south of Hwy. 2, )Pickering, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more information, call Maureen Killam at 509-2224. Rap your way to awesome prizes AJAX-PICKERING - Writing a rap song could win some lucky youngsters some awesome prizes. Entries are now being accept- ed for the LOEB Pizza Awesome Dude Rap Song Contest open to all students in Ontario. Songs have to be less than three minutes long and should be about "your adventures with LOEB Pizza Awesome Dude". There are five grand prizes — a MuchMusic Video Dance Party, sponsored by LOEB and Coca-Cola Classic, for the school attended by the contest winners. Each LOEB Club Plus store will award three prizes. The first is a LOEB Pizza Awesome Dude every month for a year, the sec- ond a pair of Awesome Dude overalls and the third an Awe- some Dude pizza party, which includes three LOEB pizzas and a 24 -can case of Coke classic. Entries are due by Nov. 29 and the winners will be announced Dec. 11. Entry forms are available from LOEB stores in Ajax and Pickering. In Ajax, drop by the LOEB IGA in the Baywood Plaza at the corner of Bayly St. and Monarch Ave. or LOEB Ajax Marketplace at the corner of Westney Rd. N. and Magill Dr. In Pickering, go to the LOEB Glendale Market Place at the cor. ner of Dixie Rd. and Finch Ave. Deadline nears for Rotary Music Festival AJAX-PICKERING - The deadline for entering the 1992-93 Pickering Rotary !Music Festival is Monday. Nov. 30. The syllabus for this year's fes- tival can be obtained from the Royal Conservatory of Music or at music stores throughout Durham Region. Now in its sixth year, the tesu- val has retained conservatory classes and has introduced a wide range of Suzuki, school and recre- ational classes in both compeuuve and non-competitive formats. Through the generosity, of the business community, more; than S5.800 in scholarship and prize money has been raised. Distin- guished students are awarded envy to provincial competitions. Thr Festival will be held at var- ious locations in Ajax and Picker- ing from Feb. 22 to \larch 7. Adjudicators include Raymond Vacchino for piano and Marjorie Sparks for vocals. "Our goal is to give all local Pickering lights Christmas tree PICKERING - The town's popular Christmas -tree lighting ceremony will usher in the holi- day season Tuesday, Nov. 24. The whole family's invited to gather 'round the tree m the court- yard of the Civic Complex, One The Esplanade, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Thousands of people are expected to turn out for Christmas carols and cheer, and that jolly old elf himself — Santa Claus — is rumored to be attending. The main attraction, of course, is watching the town's huge Christmas tree burst into light. Children will be entertained by, Dan The Music Man and will be treated to candy sticks. Drop-off boxes will be set up for donations of non-perishable food items, to be distributed to the less fortunate. Bus transportation is available for senior citizens. For pick-up locations and times, call 420- 4621. SLEEPwAER,s Now AT WONDER VIDEO ,OVER 10M MOVIES -Everyday Low RenW Pekes 43EST SERVICE -2 EVEWNG RENTALS FOR ONE DAY PRICE r�����s������ 1 RENT 1 1 1 get one 1 FREE with this ad until Nov. 27 1 _WONT VIDEO) �. •1Malf; _ ` �" �' ---- ear•, .� J 11 tut • d ' ^"" "7 FIYINOW •IAL tlut•ttur 83 amateur performers of music an opportunity to sing or play in pub- lic, where they can have the bene- fit of comments and advice of one of the top professional adjudica- tors available," says festival chair- man David Stone. "The students improve themselves, and the sense of achievement encourages them to keep practising and developing. By so many little improvements, the quality and love of local music increase." For more information on the festival, call 420-4108. 0 • 0 .M rte— � �_ � _..-._ _ - .__ - - - - - ..�.i-o. .tom• .. .•_a.a c..f..a.•..as a.n—��•li�L^O . • . a��i��si���ii��ii��i u1 1 0. ts:_L IDN[ES i n ir e! r o r s H°A°R+R°O_W°S°M°I°T°H 11 When Coscan Development Corporation first broke ground for its Harrowsmith community in north Oshawa, the builder had more in mind than just building a community. Located on 110 acres of rolling green fields, Harrowsmith was to become a neighborhood of elegant homes and a part of Oshawa where fami- lies enjoy the convenience of the city and the natural beauty of the surrounding countryside. Coscan has just made available a new block of homes in the now established community of Harrowsmith. These new homes, ranging from 974- to 2,193 -square feet, on 50 -foot lots back on to open space. PI F -:ASF- SF}-: tiARRnVVtiNfl-IH ()\ r .40 ,,,, � ;"'++� � - XXL►;_. %• '-} F' V` A-n MENIC ► � n Ajax -Pickering Neuss Advertises A Mtl ftGlK 12 -THE NEWSADVE"MM FlitiliAT, NOVnUPZ L* IM New Homes& Interiors IL 2 November 13, 1"2 on insulation 'Homeowners need facts not myths Homeowners who want to save money and increase the energy effi- ciency of their homes need the facts, not the myths. about insulation. says an industry expert. "Installing insulation in the home is a simple and inexpensive do-it-your- self project. But to get maximum cost and comfort benefits, it is important that homeowners have a good sense of the facts before they begin." says Frank Glover of Owens-Corning Fiberglass Corp, a leading manufactur- er of eneryy-efficient building materi- als. 10 COMMON MYTHS To help homeowners complete their projects property. the building manu- facturer representative dispels some common mvths about insulation. Myth 1: insulating an attic, it is necessary to insulate the attic floor, walls and roof." Fact: It is only necessary to insulate the walls and roof if you are working with a finished attic that is going to be used for living space. If you're not planning to use the area for living space, it is only neces- sary to insulate the floor. which will create a thermal barrier, reducing heat loss during winter and heat gain in the summer in the living area below. Remember to install the insulation with the vapor barrier facing the warm -in winter side. Also. be care's ul not to block cave vents at the edges of the attic and be sure to keep insulation at least three inches from recessed lighting fixtures. Myth 2: -A vapor barrier is all that's necessary to prevent condensation in the attic. - Fact: Proper ventilation is also essen- tial to prevent condensation. Eave vents — openings at the roof overhang — combined with a ridge vent or roof vents are effective in creating a posi- tive movement of air out of the attic. As a general rule. one square foot of free vent area is needed for each 150 square feet of floor when no vapor barrier is used. One square foot of vent area per 300 square feet of attic floor area isrecommended when a vapor barrier is used. UNDERSTANDING R-vALuEs Myth 3: "Insulation effectiveness is measured in inches." Fact: Because different types of insu- lation require different thicknesses to produce the same resistance to heat now, insulation effectiveness is not measured in inches. hLsulation effectiveness is rated by R -value — resistance to heat flow. Tiny air pockets trapped in insulating material resist the passage of heat — heat gain in the warm summer months and heat loss in colder fall and winter seasons. The higher the insulation's R - value, the greater the insulating power. Myth 4: "Insulation is only needed in the attic." False: While insulating an unfinished or unfloored attic is certainly one of the most important do-it-yourself insu- lation projects. four other areas of the home should be insulated to maximize enemy efficiency. These are basement walls, floors above unheated crawl spaces, masonry walls in heated crawl spaces and walls between heated and unheated areas �(such as a garage wall or uninsulated exterior walls). "You have to remember," Glover adds. "that the attic is only one energy escape route out of your house. There are many others." Myth 5: "Insulation is only effective in winter." Fact: Traditionally, insulation was considered primarily a cold- climate product, effective in helping to reduce heating bills. But insulation can be just as effective in reducing air-condition- ing costs during the hot summer. The main concern is heat: Whenever there is a temperature dif- ference between outside and inside, there will be heat floNv. Insulation helps keep summer heat from entering the home. which helps the inside stay cool and lessen the need for air condi- tioning. Conversely, insulation keeps the house warm in winter by reducing the escape of interior heat. CONSIDER AN ENERGY AUDIT Mvth 6: "There is no longer any gov- emment financial incentives to make energy-saving home improvements." Fact: Even though government incen- tives have ended, utility companies in some areas offer rebates, cash grants or low- or no -interest consumer loans for home energy improvements. Since most utilities are required by law to help their customers conserve energy, many will conduct free or low- cost home energy audits and then help pay for the recommended changes. A homeowner should check with the local utility to see what programs are available. Myth 7: "AH homes today are energy efficient." Fact: Americans spend $100 billion on household energy annually, or $1,100 per household. The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) esti- mates that 50% to 70% of this energy is for heating and cooling. But most existing homes are not insulated to recommended levels. An attic insulation study by National Famfly Opinion, an indepen- dent research firm, found Ow the aver- age insulation level in attics is around R- 19 or 6-1/4 " of fibreglass insula- tion. The DOE now recommends an average level of R-38 — or 12" of fibreglass insulation — for attics in most areas of the country. HELPS REDUCE NOISE Myth 8: "Insulation has a very few other applications, aside from keeping a home warm in winter and cool in summer." Fact: Properly installed fibreglass insulation in interior walls and ceilings can also help reduce noise in the home. The inner walls in homes are often built with plaster board or dry- wall on wood studs. For rooms such as the bedroom, bathroom, family room, or in between floors, greater sound resistance may be desired. SPECIAL TREATMENT FOR FLOORS Floors can be made more sound resistant by installing 3-1/2" unfaced fibreglass insulation between the joists. Then fasten a drywall ceiling to the joists using resilient channels. Myth 9: "Radiant barriers are more energy efficient than fibreglass insula- tion." Fact: Radiant barriers can save energy in the summer, but studies show they won't help much during the winter A �r GS1 INCI A 6 heating season. A recent government study found that under the best condi- tions, radiant barriers have an equiva- lent R -value of R-2 to R-3.5 in the winter. Other data suggests an R-5 to R-7 in the summer. Actual performance of radiant barri- ers varies depending on weather, loca- tion, ventilation, dusting and other fac- tors. Building insulation, like batts; and blankets, not only provides benefits year-round but also is generally con- sidered more cost effective. Myth 10: "It is difficult and expensive to reinsulate my attic." Fact: Adding a layer of R-25 Attic Blanket@ insulation to a 1,000 -square - foot attic costs about $300-$350 when you do it yourself. It is a relatively easy project and can be accomplished in one day. When adding a second layer of insulation, unfaced material is recom- mended. Place the unfaced insulation perpendicular to the existing layer. When unfaced is unavailable, use the faced type but remove the vapor barri- er or slash it freely with a knife (then install the insulation with the slashed side facing down). If the existing layer is a few inches below the top of the joists, it is more effective to lay the batts directly on (parallel to) the insulation below. Lmpo 6 1f1`1111111111F THE BEST EW HOME DEAL IN ONTARIO IS RIGHT HERE IN LINDSAY FROM • A selection ot semls, bungalows—, raised bungalows and 2 -storey designs • An architecturally controlled conimmity with lots ot recreatignal opportunities Park ravine setting In (705) 328-3503 TORONTOUR 360-0790 W .ArV=ft.L Ll , OIC ,�J/ r 4.1-== =Eb:h.or W11"d St 01, 11 40 0. I F111] At The On m� St 01, 11 40 0. ;] :7 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, HOVE MMM 1J, J"A-rnvo as New Homes & Interiors 13 November 13, 1992 Ha owsmitconvenienceh offers the of the city surrounded by country's beauty Contin«ed from page 11 The Brigh All homes in Harrowsmith have been designed to provide an elegant streetscape, vet ensure individuality for the homeowner. The fourth phase of Harrowsmith features bun- galows and two-storey homes designed to suit your family's requirements. With all the elegant design and building features comes a price that is hard to beat. Homes in this latest develop- ment phase of Harrowsmith start at $159,990. Take the Duntroon for example. This gorgeous 1,635-sq.ft. bungalow features a two -car garage, three-bed- room layout, living room, din- ing room, family room and a large bay -shaped breakfast area. If you prefer a two-storey home, the Brighton may be more to your liking. This 1,465-sq.ft. home features a huge country kitchen, which can be made even cozier with an optional fireplace. ten's convenient features include a main -floor laundry room, which opens to the side yard and, where the grade permits, to the two -car garage. Elegance in design is very evident in the Ivanhoe, a four- bedroom home with 2,193- sq.ft. of living space available for under $2(0,0(X). The Ivanhoe is full of fea- tures design for comfort and convenience, and which are often found only in homes selling for thousands of dol- lars more. Optional French doors usher guests from the large living room to the for- mal dining room. The kitchen/breakfast area is spa- cious and functional. A homey feeling can be added with the optional fireplace in the large family room. The main -floor laundry roost dou- bles as a mud room. Upstairs. four large bed- rooms provide: comfort for each member of the family. The master bedroom features a large walk-in closet and Conserve energy in 20 0 simple steps There are a few things you can do to conserve energy. Here is a list of 20 things you can do to save energy and you hard-earned dollars. 1) Raise your air-conditioning thermostat in the summer. For a each degree higher, you'll cut your energy use by eight per cent. 2) Turn off incandescent lights when you are not using them, especially in the summer. when they produce unwanted heat. 3) Use low -wattage light bulbs in halls and other places where no close-up tasks occur. However using a single, high - wattage bulb is more cost-effi- cient than using two lower - wattage bulbs. 4) Long -life light bulbs usually use more electricity than regu- lar bulbs of the same wattage. Use long -life bulbs only in locations where access is diffi- cult. 5) Use high -efficiency light bulbs in your outside security lights. Put them on a time or photoelectric switch. _6) Light only. the specific area where you are working. 7) Grime from cooking, smok- ing and dust can dirty a light bulb and reduce the light it puts out. Inspect and clean bulbs regularly. 8) Avoid checking on food while it cooks. Each time you open your oven door, 25 per cent of the heat is lost. 9) Cooking in oven -safe glass or ceramic pans allows you to lower your oven temperature 25 degrees from what the recipe calls for. 10) In an electric oven, turn off your oven 15 minutes before the end of the cooking time. The remaining heat will finish the job if you don't open the oven door. 11) Partially thaw frozen foods in the refrigerator before cook- ing them. In many cases, thaw- ing foods lets you cut the cooking time by one third. 12) Use the automatic cycle on your clothes dryer. .13) Run your garbage disposal with cold water. PLEASE SEE ENERGYON PAGE four -piece en suite bathroom. The upper floor foyer is open to below. Cable -TV rough -in is avail- able in the master bedroom and family room or living room in all homes of Harrowsmith and ducts have been sized for future air con- ditioning for later home improvements. Coscan Development Corporation has accomplished something in Harrowsmith. The company's long-standing tradition of building fine homes continues in this latest phase of a community where people can find a home they will be comfortable in and proud of at an affordable price. 5LEEPAASTER MATTRESS SALE! YOU JUST CAN'T MISS THESE PRICES 8-895 Sandy Beach Rd. Pickering "SLEEP BUILT IN SINCE 1894" The Harrowsmith sales cen- tre is located on Harmony Rd., just north of Corbett's Rd. in Oshawa. The sales office is open 'Monday to Thursday from I to K p.m.. and Saturdays and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information, contact sales representative John Randall at 725-1 IS 1. N N/ V V Mon. -Fri. 8-5 Mattresses Saturday 10-4 from Sundays & Evenings 5900 By Appointment 831-1315 O a cc 401 p BAYLY p HOOVER CENTRAL VACUUM • 2 Fan Motor 1 l A amp molar + Mcxkmwn CFAt 112 -4, Dirt Capoeny 3.S Cations • • �� Nnddlallon kit Inaiudad K o 30 ft. currant carryino hose ith on/an mkh - Lt • warPow nolie Power Nozzle • Floor wall Brush • Fabric Nozzle - • Crevice Tool ypse and Tool Rack IFFVE 6Was Kit So - Ya1w n IL MSN. MMt Mtwrr arta a 7U000 I Tom, rt . 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Pictured above is the Friar B, just one of many models available now for purchase Sales Office Hour, Mom - Thur, ? P.m. - 6 p.m. Sar - Sun Noon - 5: 30 p.m. CITY from $ •oo sh - 519 GST included. Chelsea Gardens. Oshawa. Make it your own. 416-427-1493 Exclusive Marketing by NRS Realty One (Toronto Line) 2 1' f► _ _ ♦?QST r , �� Em Chelsea Gardens. Oshawa. Make it your own. 416-427-1493 Exclusive Marketing by NRS Realty One (Toronto Line) 2 1' f► _ _ ♦?QST r , �� 61 HA Ll r] L 0 *I PUTS THE GRAD THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, M -PAGE 15 BACK 1010 :MM .y. I . lro m New DecoratedCl Model Home Single Family Homes On 50'Lots From $174. Single Family Homes* On 40' Lots From 111 In courtice IN r� Introducing ' VAL %PVx t FCTI O The Baldwin 'A• 1.117.,,. fl Imm w1��).'!�>tl i� "arm ii l � v) r ,�4rp-'� vt'f ,� j•i y �rti�� l'�u�•rpt IN r� Introducing ' VAL %PVx t FCTI O The Baldwin 'A• 1.117.,,. fl Imm w1��).'!�>tl i� "arm New Homes & Interiors 16 November 13. 1992 Choosing the ri"Lgmort age When you are looking around for a new home, it is also important to spend some time looking into various financing options. Banks, trust companies and other finan- cial institutions all offer a wide variety of ways to finance your new home purchase, but it's up to you to take the time to select a mortgage to meet your needs. JUST WHAT ISA MORTGAGE.'? A mortgage is a long-term loan for the purpose of buying a home. The principal is the amount of the loan, or the cash you actually borrow. You are expected to repay the principal, together with the interest. Mortgage payments are applied toward both principal and interest. OBT.AI.1ING A MORTGAGE_ The first thins to do is to take a realistic look at what you can afford to pay for your new home. As a general rule, no more than approximately one-third of assured gross income should go toward the sum of mort- gage payments, property taxes and esti- mated heating expenses. Also, no more than 40 per cent of assured gross income should go toward the total of your mort- gage and all other contracted payments, such as car loan payments. When you're shopping around for a mortgage, check with a number of differ- ent financial institutions and gather infor- mation on various types, terms, conditions and interest rates. The following section explains some of the terminology you might run across. TYPES OF MORT(iAGF_S Conventional mortgage -- A mortgage loan which does not eXCeed 75 per cent of the property value. In the case of a pur- chase, the property value is established as the lesser of the purchase price or appraised value. Lenders require that Energy conservation made easy mortgages that exceed this limit are insured against default, usually at the bor- rower's expense. Conventional high -ratio mortgage -- A mortgage which is insured against default by The Mortgage Insurance Company of Canada (MICC). The cost of this is passed on to the consumer by the lender. The insurance premium can be added to the mortgage amount or paid in cash. National Housing Act (NHA) mortgage - - A mortgage which is insured against default by Canada Mortgage and Ilousing Corporation (CMIiC). Borrowers must pay an application fee to CM11C (which usually includes the cost of a property appraisal) and an insurance premium (which is usually added to the principal amount of the mortgage, though it may he paid in cash). NIIA mortgages are usually high -ratio mortgages. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF AfORTGAGF.S The actual number of years that it will take to repay a mortgage loan in full is called the amortization period, which may be up to 25 years. The term of the mort- gage is the period for which the interest rate as well as other conditions of the mortgage are fixed. Customers are offered choice and flexi- bility in mortgage terms, payments fre- quency, interest rates, amortization peri- ods, pre -payment options and renegotia- tion and renewal features. These help you to create the mortgage that is best for you. Some of the options you may choose from are outlined below. When shopping around, make a checklist for yourself so that you can compare options and make a smart choice. Open mortgage -- A mortgage agreement which allows the borrower to repay the debt more quickly than specified and usu- ally without pre -payment charges. Closed mortgage -- A mortgage agree- ment which does not provide for prepay- ment prior to maturity. In most situations, the lender will permit pre -payment but 7" ri -- r: k] ID c From page 1.3 —� r 14) Use warm or cold water for wash- ing clothes and always use a cold rinse. You also save more money by running full washer loads. - 15) Keep heating and air conditioning filters clean. It's difficult to force air through dirty filters. 16) Use fans instead of air condition- may levy a charge for doing so. Pre -payment options -- Most financial institutions offer a number of options for people to pre -pay their mortgage in full or in part at any time, without interest penal- ty. A clause in the mortgage agreement specifies when and how pre -payments may be made. Fixed-rate mortgage -- A mortgage loan for which the rate of interest is fixed for a specific period of time (the term). Terms of up to seven years, or even longer, are available from some lenders. Variable-rate or floating-rate mort- gage -- A mortgage loan for which the rate of interest changes, usually not more is than once a month, as money-market conditions change. The monthly payment usually stays the same for a specified period, however, the amount applied toward the principal will vary according to the change (if any) in the rate of inter- est. ing for cooling wheneveryou can. Fans use only about 10 per cent of the energy air conditioners do. 17) Weatherstrip all doors and win--- dows, even those in rooms you are not using. 18) Replace your old thermostat with a newer clock model. These devices can be set to automatically lower your home's temperature at bedtime and raise it again in the morning. 19 Kee _ .....� _ p your fireplace damperV closed when the fireplace isn't being 990 t�IGli used. If you have glass fireplace 249 doors, keep them closed as well.2 20) Schedule annual maintenance _" r checkups for your heating and cool- ing system. By keeping your system O in optimal working condition, you'll not only reduce energy costs. but also G 1 tttirjt extend its service life. wiiiii M pia 420-2602 80�, Mon. -Thur. l-8 pm Energy is just too valuable a sat. - sun.lt-spm Holidays resource to waste, so et into the � tt-s m g 428=0715 p habit of wise energy management. You've already taken the first step toward controlling your monthly utili- CAN"A 1I1RICK-ThoRoe McCoy" mbes Toa kT a 7laoola MM w sewentoo do Nob000 o[ Toa rioosat ham. IIao oar baso -la tloa to Tear oA�aata�o, �j'"� •"°� ty bills by going i4rough these tips 0 Was Mama O, . cmm we 0 0 rNZ NEtti¢.ARV�TL"n 11x10", x evl t L% not -mail 17 New Homes 8c Interiors 1 7 Nrnrrmlvr I A I 4� umiH'di"fiers prov00 convenience With today's increasing concern for healthful indoor air, more home- owners are turning to whole house humidifiers. Millions of North Americans already use whole house humidi- fiers, which are installed directly on the home's heating system and dis- tribute humidified air to the entire house. Research Products Corporation, maker of Aprilaire humidifiers, the leading whole - house brand, reported that, in a recent survey, more than a quarter of new home buyers said they want a whole -house humidifier. Vern Hellenbrand, president of Research Products Corp., attributes the interest to growing consumer awareness of indoor air quality. "People today are spending more money and time making sure their indoor environment is healthful and comfortable." Hellenbrand says. "They recognize that adequate indoor humidity increases wintertime comfort and helps protect the home and furnishings from the damage of dryness. People want the easiest, safest possible way to achieve those benefits, and that is with a whole - house humidifier." Whole house humidifiers, such as the Aprilaire, provide maximum con- venience because they maintain con- stant humidity automatically and have an automatic water supply and a safe, flow-through drain so there is There are easy ways to conserve water O Conserve water and save money by placing a capped, water filled, one -litre yogurt container in your toilet tank. Don't use bricks, which may deterio- rate and clog up your drain. O North Americans bathe or shower an average of 6.2 times per week, com- pared to Europeans who bathe or show- er four times per week on average. O A family of four flushes the toilet an average of 19.4 times a day. O The average household toilet guz- zles enough water to account for 40 per cent of all indoor water use. Low -flush toilets can reduce this amount by half. O For a family of four, a low -spray showerhead can reduce water consump- tion by 27,000 litres (6,000 gallons) per year - 0 When landscaping, plant native grasses and use flowers and shrubs that are indigenous to your area to reduce the need for extensive watering of lawns and flower beds. Please recycle this P14 newspaper no reservoir to fill or spill. Whole house humidifiers are available for all types of central heat- ing systems, including forced air, steam, hot water or electric. Hellenbrand offers the following tips for choosing a safe, effective whole house humidifier: - Look for a safe, flow-through drain design that doesn't allow water to stand in the unit. Standing water could breed mold, bacteria and other harmful irritants. - Get a humidifier that provides moisture in harmless, vapor form, not mist or droplets. The U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission has crit- icized some ultrasonic humidifiers and other mist -type models because they produce a fine, white, mineral dust that can be hazardous when it is inhaled. A study released in 1992 by Penn State University found that evapora- tive -type humidifiers do not pose any health hazard. - Buy a humidifier which includes an accurate, automatic humidistat that will provide a uniform relative humidity level of 35%n throughout your house. 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To have your events pro- motod In Billboard, call us at 663- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. • ARTS, CRAFT SHOW: 13 The sixth annual Christ- mas Fantasy arts and crafts show will be held Fri., Nov. 13, Sat., Nov. 14, Fri., Nov. 20 and Sat , Nov. 21, at 16 Strathy Rd., Ajax. Part of the pro- ceeds from a Christmas wish tree will be donated to the Ajax -Picker- ing Salvation Army Hours are 4 to 10 p.m on Nov. 13 and 20, and 10 a m. to 4 p.m. Nov 14 and 2' 683- 06467 (Dole), 683-78' 7 (Sonja) SKI SWAP: Tne Canad a� Sw e rY7L Your Caklldal' . fy......:: �.: .. �... << of coming events Patrol Systems is sponsoring a ski swap at the Pickering Recreation Complex Nov. 13. 14 and 15. Alpine and cross-country ski equipment will be received at the complex on Nov. 13 from 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. and on Nov. 14 from 9 a.m to 5 P.m . Equipment will be sold Nov 13 from 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., Nov 14 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Nov 15 from 11 a.m. to 3 p m. No unsafe equipment please Eall 294-9730 PLAY: Theatre Durham will pre- sent the comedy Blithe Spirit on Fri , Nov. 13 and Sat. Nov. 14, 8 p m. both nights, at the Dunbarton-Fair- port United Church. 1066 Dunbar - ton Rd . Pickering. Tickets $8 for adults, S6 for seniors and students 831-6509, 831-0348 DANCE: The Ajax parks and rec,e) � cepo,tment will hold a '0 -.- ce Nov 13. 7 to 10 urity Cen- At his fingertips When Durham Regional Police opened the doors of their new Ajax station for an open house, youngster Taylor Oxenholm was on hand to learn about fingerprinting from Constable Guy Paparella. photo by Andrew twanowski Pleasant Dkft at AtionW* PrIeft- -ENJOY PALACE Chinese Food 1225 Be* St, Pickering (Bay Ridges IGA Plazas) FFuNy Beassa uaidsr ltaoa '92 FALL SPECIALS 839-6688 amx%) 110CA *M hDln M=ft to CANTONESE NO In (4:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.11L) � 5 oNy for d rft room wW pickup DINNER FOR TH stilreet ScSOUr�dien Oak (12) Moo Koo Gal Pan Beef Chow Mein Hmse special Fried Rice Rep. Price $2+.I O Now 1110.00 An GINNER FOR FOUR Springs Rob (41 • Sweet 6 Sour CMdwn Bags (12) Deep Fried Chicken W pc (12) Moo Koo Gel Pan Beef Chow Mein Hotise Speciall Fried Rice Rep. Price 1i2111M N==19.00 pku PRICES EFFECTIVE TRLL NDV. 307K 92 tre. on Centennial Rd. It's for youths from Grades 5 to 8. S4 at the door. 427-8811. 1 - REUNION: All Picker - 4 ing-Ajax Newcomers Club members, past and present, are invited to a dinner/dance Sat. Nov. 14 at Annandale Golf Club. Ajax, to cele- brote the club's 10th anniversary $25 per person 686-8829 (Claire) or 43G-9711 (Trinda) REUNION: Lord Elgin Public School, 24 Ontario St., Ajax, will hold a 50th anniversary reunion with an open house at the school Sat , Nov 14 from 1 to 4 pm Past students and teachers welcome There Wili be an evening dance at the Ajax Legion Tickets are SIO and are available by coiling 683-3581 TOUCH OF CLASS: The Ajax-Pick- enng 3oe,e of --ape wfl' hold 's annus Touch, of Class gold Sat . Nov 14 at the H M S Ajax Room. Ajax Com-„rty Centre, Certenn,- a• Rc Cnampagne reception at 6 p m , dinner at 6 30 o . dancing follows Tcke's S65 per person, 5:25 per couple or S450 fo, tabie of e grt 427-4470 CONCERT: -ne congregarno ana `, encs o` St Andrew's Presby- terian Churcn, 35 Church, St N . Pickering Village. present a oenef' concert 'tor those who core" Sat, Nov i 4, at 7 30 p m , and Sun , Nov a' 2 30 p m Musk from Tne Sousa of Musk. My ;an Cady Ono - cc er On 'ne Roof Tic.(e's S6 `or * CHURCH ST. SOUTH PICKERING VILLAGE DELIVMRY MU n All 427 -PALS (7257) GOURMET TOPPINGS S- P � IIIII W S 2 FREE POP with email ptaa WITH 4 FREE POP 3 OR with medium MORE E POP OPPN 6 Mrpe Pk= MEDIUM PIZZA 99 willili3weewe-ppi pe No POP 9 Noun MN" 11 aa. • 10 pay Fill. 6 SeL 11 ase, • 12 PAL, sue 4 Pil Pal. r 1 l Wis l DOLLAR DEAL O.W01*sNW" l I iW D111111111411 6OLLAR I Seniors and students. S8 for adults. Light refreshments. For tickets. call 427-1352 (Carol) or 427-6323 (Cathy). ROLLER SKATE: Wheelies Family Roller Centre will hold a fund-raiser for the United Way of Ajax -Pickering Sat., Nov 14 from 1 to 5 p m. at 901 Burns St. E. Whitby. S3 per person, $10 per family (maximum five peo- ple, one must be on adult). 666- 1276. CHRISTMAS BAZAAR: A Christmas bazaar, sponsored by Ontario Chapter 227 of the Order of the Eastern Star, will be held at the Masonic Hall, corner of Hwy 2 and Mill St . Pickering Village, on Sat , Nov. 14, 10 am to 2 p m Crafts. baking. 'good junk'. lunch BAZAAR: A Snowflake bazaar will be he!d So*. Nov 14, ' ' a m 'o 2 p m , at the Pickerng Village 'united Church, 300 Church St N . Picker ng Village Christmas decorations. gifts, crafts. wt, -*e elephant 683-3055 ARTS, CRAFT SHOW -^e s xt^ onnuo, C-s—as �an'osy arts ona crafts show w: l oe he'd Sc' . Nov 14. =n . Nov 2C and Sat Nov 2' a' 16 Strat�y 2o, A,ax port of •re 0r0- :eeas from c CrrrstmaS w s^ ' ee will be donatea to the Ajcx-ac,cer- irg Sc!vc* or Army -flours a e 4 'o ;C o m o^ Nov 2C. era C a m -o 4 p rr Nov 14 and 2' 683-5467 (Dale). 6&3-78'7 (Sonja) BAZAAR ^e Holy '2eciee^ e• Parisi C'/V_ w -Old a bazaar So*, Nov 74.'Ccm 1,o3p-n,atIne churc^. 796 Eye, Dr. P,c,(e, ^g Qull' raffle. oakea sale. wr' to e,eoncnt CRAFT SALE a Crr.s' as a•c" ono g - so e r; oe neld a- -26 v Large Cres.. Ajax, on Sat., Nov. 14, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Sun., Nov. 15, noon to 4 p.m. Portion of pro- ceeds to the Children's Wish Foun- dation. Victorian crafts, gift baskets, hand-knit sweaters. 427-9986. SANTA PARADE: The Kinsmen Club of Pickering will host its annual Santa Claus Parade Sat., Nov 14 beginning at 10 a.m. The parade follows Glenanno Rd. from Vaugh- an Willard Public School to the Pick- ering Town Centre BAZAAR: A Christmas Bazaar will be held at St Timothy's Presbyteri- an Church, 97 Burcner Rd , Ajax, Sat , Nov 14 from 10 a.m to 2 o m. Crafts. baked goods, tea room. more Proceeds to the church CRIBBAGE: The Claremont branch, of 're Royal Canadian Legion will host a cr;bbage tourna- ment Sot , Nov 14 Reg str0''or from -can until I p m There'll be !0 games, cash prizes and a 50-50 draw Cosh, s SIC per two-oe,so^ team 649-3'66 (evenings) Christmas • Country Craft Show Sunday, Dec. 6,13, 20 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Metro East Trade Centre FREE ADMISSION! for Exhibitor info. call 42&7610 T / E5 E KI D5 `(children'S clothes) <- :• - v HEALTH-TEX .�- . DaKOTA BLUE OSH-KOSH Pre -Christmas Sale WINTER • ITEMS 20% OFF EXTRA 40-50% WITH T 4M AD UNTIL NOV. 21 ow AEr r OLD KI NGST O RD . PICKERI NG VILLAGE 686-6:28L= BANQUET & PARTY Bookings Available In Beautiful Country Club Setting Phone: CHERRY -DOWNS 649m5991 Golf and Country Club =4"SO 00 *�* BRYLY'S Weallg7al w.\%1WV4274488 ,y,r, WE'VE: GOT SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE 7 DAYS AWEEK -JOIN US SOON �H1SOpy DANCE so°uNs of a 'NsSAtV� THE CROSSTOWN BAND! � �.'•: YI �; T. <, 1P .�$•�,�I+W J1R r --._ .. _.....,+w.-:arar.war,aro:..... .+c,... ...s..,,. . ,w:. .. ..+o ...mow?w�.^.,... 401 • M GO O 51p1p1 C t � ■ C � � WE'VE: GOT SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE 7 DAYS AWEEK -JOIN US SOON �H1SOpy DANCE so°uNs of a 'NsSAtV� THE CROSSTOWN BAND! � �.'•: YI �; T. <, 1P .�$•�,�I+W J1R r --._ .. _.....,+w.-:arar.war,aro:..... .+c,... ...s..,,. . ,w:. .. ..+o ...mow?w�.^.,... MMw4�w►/�MI��MAYr�i1�NWY�M�!<l�i/� -:er , ,. IL Sport& n Dunbad �---- _ on voile balls wads y a vie for LOSSA championships PICKERING - Dunbarton son defeated Henry Street 12-15, High School is well represented 15-12, 15-14. at the LOSSA boys' volleyball In senior quarter -final action, finals. Dunbarton defeated Bowmanville The Dunbarton midget and 15-9, 15-7, Henry Street defeated senior teams competed at the McLaughlin -9-15, 15-8, 15-1, Lake Ontario Secondary School Donevan defeated Eastdale 15-9, Athletics championships at Dun- 15-5 and Anderson defeated barton High School Thursday Dwyer 15-6, 15-11. night after our press deadline. In the senior semi-finals, Dun - The Dunbarton midget team barton defeated Anderson 15-9, played Whitby's Anderson Colle- 15-2, while Henry Street defeated giate in the final, while the Spar- Donevan 14-16, 15-6 and 15-11. tans' senior squad played Henry The results in the junior quar- Street High School, also of Whit- ter -finals were: Anderson over by, in the title match. Anderson -Father Leo Austin 15-4, 15-8: and Oshawa O'Neil played in the Dunbarton over Bowmanville 15 - junior final. 2, 15-0: O'Neill over Henry The Dunbarton midgets won Street 15-9, 15-13 and Eastdale their quarter -final match over over Ajar 10-15, 15-12, 15-11. Pine Ridge 15-3, 16-14 at the In the semi-finals, Anderson LOSSA playdowns at Pine Ridge defeated Eastdale 15-3, 15-5 and High School Monday. O'Neill defeated Dunbarton 12 - Other quarter -final winners 15, 15-10, 15-12. were: Anderson over Eastdale In the third-place junior game, 15-10, 15-13. Henry Street the Dunbarton juniors defeated defeated Bowmanville 4-15, 15- Eastdale 15-3, 15-3. 12, 16-14 and O'Neill defeated The top three midget, junior Pickering High 15-8, 6-15, and senior teams will represent 15-4. LOSSA at the Durham York Sec - In the midget semi-finals, ondary School Athletic Associa- Dunbarton defeated O'Neill 10- tion (DYSSAA) next Wednesday 15. 154 and 15-9, while Ander- and Thursday in York Region. '13' is a lucky number for Pickering Kinsmen atoms PICKERING - Most people Spafford and Matthew Steinke. view the number 13 as unlucky, Mitchell added three assists, but for the Pickering Kinsmen while O'Leary, Spafford, John atom 'B' hockey team, Lh-e 13th Reid and Matthew Peneycad had game of the season is one they two each. Matthew MacLellan, won't soon forget. Ryan Putsey, Steinke, Hughes, Pat After playing 12 games and Tobin and John Kenney also had managing only one tie, Pickering assists. came out flying against Rich- Sunday in Markham, Pickering mond Hill at the Don Beer Arena goalies Ryan Harney and Michael Monday night and skated to a 10- Murphy were the stars in a close I victory. 3-1 loss to Markham. The goal - With all their losing efforts tending tandem was brilliant, turn - coming by two goals or less, the ing aside 37 shots in the losing Pickering atoms took out their cause. frustrations on Richmond Hill, Peneycad scored the Ione goal outshooting the visitors 57-13. for Pickering, assisted by Mark McCarthy and Robert Mitchell. Milne fired two goals each, with Take that' Vaughan Willard's Ryan Johnston smacks the ball over the net in a game with Highbush Public School at the Spartans Boys' and Girls' Volleyball Tournament at Dunbarton High School last Sat- urday. Area elementary schools participated in the one -day event. photo by Celia Bronkhorst singles Michael Mitchell, Hugg hes, Michael Cuzzoli- &a O I TO aBrian 0 0 10 On, no, Matthew O'Leary, Derek Pickering novices 1 split recent games PICKERING -The Pickering ': 81 ANNUAL } Garthwood Homes novice `B' hockey team notched a win and just missed another victory in 0 UNITEWAY I lieD recent league play. The Pickering squad travelled 0 AJAX/PICKERING 0 to Barrie on Sunday and dropped a 4-2 contest to the hosts, with Barrie scoring two goals in the last 0 minute of play. The two teams played to a scoreless draw through two ;4 peri- ods of play. The teams traded goals in the final frame so the game was knotted 2-2 going into Date: a the final minute of the third peri- SUNDAY,NOVEMBER od when Barrie scored the winner and added an insurance marker.ON 4-10 CABLE1 } Matt Thompson and Dimitris Tirne� I Grigorialis scored for Pickering. Pickering hosted Orillia at 1:00P.M.-10:00 P.M. APIA} Don Beer Arena last Friday and pulled off a narrow 2-1 victory. Stephen Phillips and Joel in Co-operation TRILLIUM CABLE CABLE TV ; , IN PICKERING Markham scored Pickering's lo w w w r r w t - hc1ter than ever.' AJAX PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE PROPOSED HOUSING POLICY AMENDMENT TO THE TOWN OF AJAX DISTRICT PLAN A public meeting of the Committee of the Whole of Council will be held on the date and at the time and location indicated below to consider the above -noted Official flan Amendment. The amendment will implement the Province's Land Use Planning for Housing Policy Statement and will address the k*re of residential development in Ajax. Anyone wishing to make representation to the Committee of the Whole of Council may do so at the meeting. Written submission should be forwarded to the Planning Department by Friday, December 4, 1992. For a copy of the draft amendment or for additional information, please contact Gwen Winder or Geoff McKnight of the Plating Department at 683-4550. DATE: Monday, December 14,1992 TIME: 7:30 p.m. LOCATION: Town of Ajax Municipal Building Council Chambers 65 Harwood Avenue South ax P. Tollefsen ` ', Ontario Director of Plating f 0 • �1 1 A WHITBY OSHAWA 110 Dundas MMOCID13 WHITBY Owl= 111111M, CHEVROLET. GEC-_E•.A_ DUNDAS & THICKSON IN WHITBY 668-3304 THENiEWS ASVEWtf9ERfU#DA*,'NbVRM1E*13,;"Iio G*7t THE NEW CIVIC COUPE REWARDS THE SENSES BUT NOT AT THE EXPENSE OF TOO MANY CENTS! 66.6-1772 1 CADILLAC iDEVILLE LEASE FOR Der 54!9-,rth. Based on 46 mth. G.MA.C. lease. Lease rale of S.5•., with 53.200 downpayment O.A.C. Extra Ik- Insurance and applicable taxes. OFFER EXPIRES NOV. 28/92 NLFSE HWY 2 x * al 0 ' W'f 401 ua?NDALE 1992 GEO STORM (DEMO) Air cond., auto., amRm cass. A great buy at M.S.R.P. ONLY sa8;39@ >. — 149999 DEALER INCENTIVE APPUED Vile T Amu nnu t uA SALES LTi , CHEVROLET - GEO - OLDSMOWLE - CADILLAC 140 BOND ST. W./ TOR: g BaNc sr o', OSHAWA 25-650 686-1311 1 IONGST - 1992 GRAND -� CARAVAN LE 7 pass., front & rear air cond. & heater, anti-lock brakes, trailer towing pkg., all power equipment. 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O OF HARWOOD AVE. nsa, r, ac• a na, Ila oat nu T CAL a laza r SIVAi, MVV JuW d1:R 13.1m Ajax atom selects trounce Markham AJAX - The Ajax/Village minor atom select hockey team evened its record to a win and a loss by trouncing Markham 10-0 in recent North York Select League play. Allan Saunders led the scor- ing with four goals, while David Guay had three. Paul Hattleman chipped in with a pair and Michael Welsh rounded out the�ntj , scoring with a single. a AJV Assists went to JonathonV1 LAGE Lundy with three, Andrew Shar- land and Kyle Sheppard with A HOCKQY two each and Chris Mayhew, Justin Newman, Sean Ennis and Michael Welsh with one apiece. Klatan Brown, Mike Hall, Paul Gottschalk, Shawn Low, Robert McGarr,, and Justin Newman played outstanding defence. Goaltenders 'Michael Beesley and Scott Brown were superb in recording the shutout. The team is coached by Tont Sharland and Glen Brown and manaced b% Rick Saunders. 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Call: M.B.A.4 Associates A -ew 'one sNe' s"a:. _-,Ls -ess Droo e— solver ^r Dumar- Reg on 25 y s expenenoe Saies, marketing & promotior. Bookkeeping -Accounting, Taxation 0"ioe—anagernert and training Free consultabor at your home or office Cali now a,d save Phone 420-1564 AJAX - The A*Niliar North Westney played East York on Nov. 1 and, despite a ;lax > M1ni•Mart major peewee select hockey slugglish effort, hung on for a 3-1 victory. Ajax remains unbeaten afire four games `;blasted Markham 640 on Nov. 3 and blanked peewees In fact, the Ajax squad has scored 29 goals pleasantview 9-0 on Nov. 5. while allowing only one during the four con- The Ajax selects have relied on great`pa unbeaten mss Ajax started the season by defeating Et, ing and teamwork by the forwards, hard hittin: bicoke 11-0 on Oct. 22, The local selects defensive play and sound goaltending. I P it K IFESSIORAL On Nov, 17, a career DIRECTORT Dental Care -Eye Care DENTURE THERAPY To Advertise OPTOMETRISTS' CLINIC . REPAIRS hr.) your DR. E. GILLEZEAU & DR. M. FITZSIMMONS RELINES professional WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BYAPPOINTMENT NEW DENTURES service WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE LOWER DENTURE STABILITY Call • Contact lenses •BinocularVision Myoloc' System Janice • Perceptual Testing William Steil DT 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. at • Dispensing of all Types of Frames & Contacts. Pickering Village, Ajax FREE 683-5110 1 Pickering Corporate Centre 6834294 CONSULTATION after hours 428-8801 1305 Pickering Parkway #822 683-1175 839-5303 RENTAL ITEMS INCLUDE.- VHS NCLUDE: VHS CAMCORDERS . 35mrn CAMERAS K LENSES LARGE FORMAT CAMERAS STUDIO STROBE UNITS Y. FLASH UNITS RENTALS EXCLUSIVELY AVAILABLE AT TAYLOR CAMERA 2,65 BAYLY STREET VV AJAX 427 5064 Advertising Feature Attend free career opportunity seminar Tues., Nov. 17 On Nov, 17, a career opportunity seminar is being sponsored by the &J111111AR mom Sun Life Group of _ r Companies, and anyone ; in THE STRENGTH OF THE ;)N IS YOURS the market for a job, or even considering a career change, is invited to attend. The seminar takes place in the Sun Life I office at 305 Milner ~� i' Ave., Suite 912 (Hwy. 401 and Markham Rd.), _ -starting at 6 p.m. This is the best time to enter into a sales career ! , for financial products and services with the g Sun Life Group of The Sun Life rriana ement team, from left, Michael Williams, Companies. Dieter Daues, Madeleine Carruthers and Tommy Ng. Despite high unemployment and a poor economy Sun Life has seen These recruits will work She adds, "With size comes an increase in sales of all product lines for three straight years. primarily in the Pickering/Ajax /Ajax p y g J area, although they will not be stabilit and a wide range of very Y g ry competitive products - more than Branch manager Dieter Daues restricted to the area. 50, in fact, serving' a wide variety believes there is a definite reason Unit supervisor Tommy Ng says, "Our of consumer needs for individuals for Sun Life's success. management team has a ranging from children's educational He says, "It's because the firm is combined experience of 42 years savings plans to GICs and mutual selling products that represent of helping our representatives funds. guarantees, safety, security and the peace of mind that comes from develop a successful business. From time to time, Sun Life sets A comprehensive line of products . is also offered to business clients. knowing that your family, your assets and your retirement funds up information booths in busy shopping malls. Over a typical Sun Life agents, who are independent business people, enjoy are protected against encroachment weekend, literally hundreds of the advantages of being in business from creditors, loss of employment, business failures and people ask questions about personal insurance, RRSPs and for themselves, without the large initial capital investment usually so forth." Consumers do purchase Sun LifeThey.realize other financial products. that they can no required. In addition, support is always available from the products on an ongoing basis. But longer rely on group insurance for corporation. when they're worried they buy all their needs, and they are Unit supervisor Michael Williams more and draw on them to buy things when the worry is gone. concerned with protecting their families from uncertainties. says with the in-depth training and financial subsidies provided, the The firm's statistical research Some of these people become firm gets new representatives off to department has identified good growth potential in the Durham new clients. Sun Life is a Canadian company, a fast start. Region, and is actively recruiting and according to agency supervisor If you'd like to attend the to fill two positions for sales representatives before the end of Madeleine Carruthers, "is one of the largest financial institutions in seminar, call Jackie at 298-6700 (or fax 298-6226) to reserve a seat. this year, the world." N fir_ PRESENTS W ultunate vacation Aboard the "mv Zenith" 24th April '92 7 night • Western Caribbean Cruise prices start from'1375 per,4xnon (plus tax) BOOK EARLY! SPACE IS LIMITED! Call L'i for Details 619-2012 J.D. AIR & ELECTRIC TOOL REPAIR Repars to ail makes Authorized semce Centre for: Milwaukee, Makita, Black & Decker, Ryobi, Hitachi, Porter -cable, Universal, Duo -Fast, Delta, Rockwell. Rebu9t tools available Saw sharpening, - Custom Bandsaw Blades 676 Monarch Ave., Unit 3, Ajax 427-2595 DRIVER EDUCATION FORMERLY BELLEHUMEUR A & R Is pleased to announce an Introductory special offer, for professional driver education. Just in time for a Great Christmas Gift for young adults call 686-2224 For Further Information Ontario Safety League approved THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13,1992 -PAGE" IDuantity Means Quality - advertise both Oshawa -Whitby This Week (576-9335) and Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser (798-7672) Combined Pressrun of 103,000 every Friday ax Plckering .. ;.. . 11 . . - . - .- -.: This :d►I FA FZ� /111111(c MTri7'JIT1c-%SO1 (0INC PE•Z•Z• ERRORS AND OMISSIONS • r Y_ , Ph' ^ • � � b r -e•1 •ou�' nN C6r,� r . 576-9335.79 . 0-7672 100 Careers 100 Careers 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help 130 Sales Hp erts 130 Sales Help/ momm� Ag Join our Team! LOEB CLUB PLUS Baywood has an immediate opening for a: Fruit and Vegetable Team Leader We can offer you an excellent starting salary, a competitive benefit package and a challenging cr. -e yr on a dynamic customer service oriented team. ■ you should have fruit and vegetable experience ■ Management experience a must If you are qualified and have references, we are interested in hearing from you. Please apply in person with your resume to: LOEB CLUB PLUS Baywood 105 Bayly Street West Ajax Ontario L1T 311-114 Ask for Frank Laise. 110 General Help 110 General Help OWNER OPERATORS NEEDED > r'ees y seta le-e^'s ,00c ;;,ry ^orne ^cos: w._•eKe^rs Now - - -g ow-e's of • 986 O' -ewe' :.argo vacs a -c s:'a: f,xxs t0 r.. iota :ry gong a� exo d,tec •'e,gh; 1--ec a:e --lees Steacy wo,s Ca :oeay 'o' ^•o'er ..b, ..,.,or. 1-800-325-7826 $2W/500 WEEKLY Assemble products at home, easy! No selling. You're paid direct. Fully guaranteed. No experience necessary. Call 1 -504641 -MS Ext 103,24 hrs. . XT) II Earn Extra Chir ias do Ho"v Afonev ,Vott r Be An AVON Sales Dealer No Inventory to Buy Only 117 ' start up fee to great earnings Call Now 416-619-1574 Mrs. C. Lord THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AJAX EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 1993 AJAX TRANSIT REQUIRES: • Transit Drivers - full-time 8 part -time • Bus Cleaners - full-time & part-time • Maintenance Supervisor • Mechanics • Office Manger ALL SALARY RANGES UNDER REVIEW Please reply in writing by November 20, 1992 to: Director of Human Resources Town of Ajax 65 Harwood Ave S., Ajax, Ontario L 1 S 2H9 The successful applicants will be required to adhere to the provisions of our smoke-free environment policy This personal information is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act, and will be used to determine eligibility for potential employment Oulovions about this collection of personal information should be directed to the --uman Pesources Department Lenbro-o -_""111 riiiiiiiii-inclui5 ries limited A leading intcma, un: . -oma;-.) :1 s a :ey,..: C.:a:n::.0 a PRODUCT NIARKETE:R,ANALYST The successful applicant -rust rave c: hc. a [:n:ver[::.; Degree or Co; cgc Diploma in Business Administration along catch 2-3 years expcncrce :n %larkcung This pos:uon is involved dircc:ly with the product marketing of new p:\x _s and programs, introductions/promotional, market need, product se:ecuor,, package design, marketing pmgrams and pricing and dssnbuuon strategies. Applicants should be self- mouva Led rnth excellent organ:7suona;, analysis and tune management slulls combined with a good working knowledge of computers It would be a dcf n:tc asset to have an urdcatan.t:ng of uhc :ndus:.-v, consumer trends and class of trade. If you are interested in this positron and enjoy working in a fast -paced, non-smoking environment, please send your resume to: Judy A. Ewlts flurnian Resources 633 Grarmc Court nckcnrg, Ontano Ll W 3K Fax (416) 831-6936 111 !!!• Lenbrook Industries Limited is committed to employment equity. WANTED PART-TIME Classification .Soo Index Wanted To BL, us 1DOS Towrhquses For Sale 510 Help Wanted Investmani Property -' oc Condos For Sae -are., "•a•v", 105 De\e-opment Lard ifba; ^eK 110 Farms For Sale C`�e ^exp 120 rots cat Sale Saes-4DAw*s 130 �utof -Town Properties 3'. eC .4- 135 Vacation Propenes 'or^p••er:a'a 140 • oe::a Mee -C4 :%e^tai 150 -are 15S i••ea" Da, -4e ha.,W 150 ,ay Care A,aiac a 165 1 Money To Lend ' 3us^ess': ausress 190 Mortgage Iraurance 200s Ont. K1P 6E2.112492)UGH- ( Misc. Sales 560 � 200 + . x 205 Pudic Nooses : ua-et 210 Lega Notices Artoe6 - ), Sia. 220 Ten errs Arnoee 1v4rUC 230 Peg4Cabons630 : v sr as "'eras 235 -o"g E veru . -later ;,range 240 "coons iaragevadSaw 250 Ar56 Gats 260 Pofss ofona: 670 Business Personas .ostaF�..�:N 290 Cit-; an ons oei supows aw,:hn5 290 Announcements 300s <' Vehicles 9_rd,da,s 700 Bums710 Automoor-es hantec 305 720 -•:,ors c _, Say 310 740 •. e,. lac 315 750 jars 3 w'+e4 LN .• 320 -rams 33C Aulc Parts 9 Reca's 340 Auto .easng Rp tas 350 ,d[s355 49" ' obribs W Ijiu1:«" .anon va.a 3� - i~rP*er al- Ir5 u�.. ,,un, too.txrer: 3180 400s Aoa-, ors rcr Rgr: 400 Apa'7nerts WarteC 405 •+cLw;of age• 410 Ha.srg Warrec 415 -owr,cuses roe Rer: 420 Space For:tent 425 -looms For Per: 430 -looms Wantec 435 Room S Boar) 440 industrial L Mti'Y Fart 445 Snared AccommocaSons 450 Co O minims For Per: 455 Jtkce 6 Petal Space 460 :garage b Storage Space 462 Wa•enovse Space 465 Cottages For Pert 470 Cottages Wartec 475 ;Moment Lmng 460 Pei as Florida Vacations 490 Land For Peri 465 100 Careers 100 Careers 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help 130 Sales Hp erts 130 Sales Help/ momm� Ag Join our Team! LOEB CLUB PLUS Baywood has an immediate opening for a: Fruit and Vegetable Team Leader We can offer you an excellent starting salary, a competitive benefit package and a challenging cr. -e yr on a dynamic customer service oriented team. ■ you should have fruit and vegetable experience ■ Management experience a must If you are qualified and have references, we are interested in hearing from you. Please apply in person with your resume to: LOEB CLUB PLUS Baywood 105 Bayly Street West Ajax Ontario L1T 311-114 Ask for Frank Laise. 110 General Help 110 General Help OWNER OPERATORS NEEDED > r'ees y seta le-e^'s ,00c ;;,ry ^orne ^cos: w._•eKe^rs Now - - -g ow-e's of • 986 O' -ewe' :.argo vacs a -c s:'a: f,xxs t0 r.. iota :ry gong a� exo d,tec •'e,gh; 1--ec a:e --lees Steacy wo,s Ca :oeay 'o' ^•o'er ..b, ..,.,or. 1-800-325-7826 $2W/500 WEEKLY Assemble products at home, easy! No selling. You're paid direct. Fully guaranteed. No experience necessary. Call 1 -504641 -MS Ext 103,24 hrs. . XT) II Earn Extra Chir ias do Ho"v Afonev ,Vott r Be An AVON Sales Dealer No Inventory to Buy Only 117 ' start up fee to great earnings Call Now 416-619-1574 Mrs. C. Lord THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AJAX EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 1993 AJAX TRANSIT REQUIRES: • Transit Drivers - full-time 8 part -time • Bus Cleaners - full-time & part-time • Maintenance Supervisor • Mechanics • Office Manger ALL SALARY RANGES UNDER REVIEW Please reply in writing by November 20, 1992 to: Director of Human Resources Town of Ajax 65 Harwood Ave S., Ajax, Ontario L 1 S 2H9 The successful applicants will be required to adhere to the provisions of our smoke-free environment policy This personal information is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act, and will be used to determine eligibility for potential employment Oulovions about this collection of personal information should be directed to the --uman Pesources Department Lenbro-o -_""111 riiiiiiiii-inclui5 ries limited A leading intcma, un: . -oma;-.) :1 s a :ey,..: C.:a:n::.0 a PRODUCT NIARKETE:R,ANALYST The successful applicant -rust rave c: hc. a [:n:ver[::.; Degree or Co; cgc Diploma in Business Administration along catch 2-3 years expcncrce :n %larkcung This pos:uon is involved dircc:ly with the product marketing of new p:\x _s and programs, introductions/promotional, market need, product se:ecuor,, package design, marketing pmgrams and pricing and dssnbuuon strategies. Applicants should be self- mouva Led rnth excellent organ:7suona;, analysis and tune management slulls combined with a good working knowledge of computers It would be a dcf n:tc asset to have an urdcatan.t:ng of uhc :ndus:.-v, consumer trends and class of trade. If you are interested in this positron and enjoy working in a fast -paced, non-smoking environment, please send your resume to: Judy A. Ewlts flurnian Resources 633 Grarmc Court nckcnrg, Ontano Ll W 3K Fax (416) 831-6936 111 !!!• Lenbrook Industries Limited is committed to employment equity. WANTED PART-TIME Hanei roe galii .Soo ' 170 Employment Wanted To BL, us 165 Day Care Towrhquses For Sale 510 EARN up to 1346. per week to Investmani Property 515 quired fw Fridays only to clean h� in Pickering. Must be bon- Condos For Sae we and Hwy s2 area. 428-7733. De\e-opment Lard 525 ton for fob involved. Must be Farms For Sale 530 no door to door, work available rots cat Sale 535 ECE training, available to �utof -Town Properties 540 Apply in person Vacation Propenes 545 transportation. Call for intervw, ie .,ortages For Sale 550 dressed stamped envelope to Mobile Homes & Parks 560 recorded message reveals Camper Traders Silas 570 Money To Lend ' 575 fingertipsrtips to start from home. Mortgage Iraurance 580 Ont. K1P 6E2.112492)UGH- ( Business opoortun ties 560 s Notilxs .Atkl.: Pudic Nooses 600 Lega Notices 610 Ten errs 620 Peg4Cabons630 -o"g E veru . 640 "coons 65p 660 Pofss ofona: 670 Business Personas 671 Cit-; an ons -675 Announcements 660 Miles otones- 9_rd,da,s 700 Bums710 Deans 720 In Vemor ams 740 Cads of Thanks 750 WedEn99�e^� n 41i.f Anniversaries - 780 100 Careers 100 Careers 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help 130 Sales Hp erts 130 Sales Help/ momm� Ag Join our Team! LOEB CLUB PLUS Baywood has an immediate opening for a: Fruit and Vegetable Team Leader We can offer you an excellent starting salary, a competitive benefit package and a challenging cr. -e yr on a dynamic customer service oriented team. ■ you should have fruit and vegetable experience ■ Management experience a must If you are qualified and have references, we are interested in hearing from you. Please apply in person with your resume to: LOEB CLUB PLUS Baywood 105 Bayly Street West Ajax Ontario L1T 311-114 Ask for Frank Laise. 110 General Help 110 General Help OWNER OPERATORS NEEDED > r'ees y seta le-e^'s ,00c ;;,ry ^orne ^cos: w._•eKe^rs Now - - -g ow-e's of • 986 O' -ewe' :.argo vacs a -c s:'a: f,xxs t0 r.. iota :ry gong a� exo d,tec •'e,gh; 1--ec a:e --lees Steacy wo,s Ca :oeay 'o' ^•o'er ..b, ..,.,or. 1-800-325-7826 $2W/500 WEEKLY Assemble products at home, easy! No selling. You're paid direct. Fully guaranteed. No experience necessary. Call 1 -504641 -MS Ext 103,24 hrs. . XT) II Earn Extra Chir ias do Ho"v Afonev ,Vott r Be An AVON Sales Dealer No Inventory to Buy Only 117 ' start up fee to great earnings Call Now 416-619-1574 Mrs. C. Lord THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AJAX EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 1993 AJAX TRANSIT REQUIRES: • Transit Drivers - full-time 8 part -time • Bus Cleaners - full-time & part-time • Maintenance Supervisor • Mechanics • Office Manger ALL SALARY RANGES UNDER REVIEW Please reply in writing by November 20, 1992 to: Director of Human Resources Town of Ajax 65 Harwood Ave S., Ajax, Ontario L 1 S 2H9 The successful applicants will be required to adhere to the provisions of our smoke-free environment policy This personal information is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act, and will be used to determine eligibility for potential employment Oulovions about this collection of personal information should be directed to the --uman Pesources Department Lenbro-o -_""111 riiiiiiiii-inclui5 ries limited A leading intcma, un: . -oma;-.) :1 s a :ey,..: C.:a:n::.0 a PRODUCT NIARKETE:R,ANALYST The successful applicant -rust rave c: hc. a [:n:ver[::.; Degree or Co; cgc Diploma in Business Administration along catch 2-3 years expcncrce :n %larkcung This pos:uon is involved dircc:ly with the product marketing of new p:\x _s and programs, introductions/promotional, market need, product se:ecuor,, package design, marketing pmgrams and pricing and dssnbuuon strategies. Applicants should be self- mouva Led rnth excellent organ:7suona;, analysis and tune management slulls combined with a good working knowledge of computers It would be a dcf n:tc asset to have an urdcatan.t:ng of uhc :ndus:.-v, consumer trends and class of trade. If you are interested in this positron and enjoy working in a fast -paced, non-smoking environment, please send your resume to: Judy A. Ewlts flurnian Resources 633 Grarmc Court nckcnrg, Ontano Ll W 3K Fax (416) 831-6936 111 !!!• Lenbrook Industries Limited is committed to employment equity. WANTED PART-TIME 111ii,Plusc no phone calls ' 170 Employment 160 Day Care circle time, outdoor play and good food. Come and join our Rollo Dr. 165 Day Care DISHWASHER RELIABLE mature person re- EARN up to 1346. per week to ENROLLERS , lull and .lent for after quired fw Fridays only to clean h� in Pickering. Must be bon- assemble Christmas Decwa- r pan time, excellent renumtera- and Hwy s2 area. 428-7733. dable and have references. Cal tons at home. No selling to do, ton for fob involved. Must be school hours 837.2967 after 6:30 p.m. no door to door, work available reliable. have good personality Non smoker, cal evenings, 831 • ECE training, available to across Canada. For more be self motivated with own Apply in person EARN big $$$ mail mailing out information, send a self ad- transportation. Call for intervw, ie progress. 516.929.0341 ext. 2ss¢ reports from home. Amazing dressed stamped envelope to 579.6601. (111792) Oscar1 s a recorded message reveals The Worid's Magic Christmas, 20 easy businesses at your details. (416) 760-3102. t3oSlater St. Su4e750.Ottawa, fingertipsrtips to start from home. Steak House COUNTRY STYLE DO Ont. K1P 6E2.112492)UGH- ( s NEW AND USED CAR SALESPEOPLE _sy rew car dearer; p r ;,,a< requlro5 -ew and rsed car sa;Fsi;FJ�,Ie Prev:c,,;s sales expe,'erce reaurr • Excel!ert comm,ss,or: . �_ l,d Bene, :s • locd wcr,, g cord t,crs Calf Dwayne or Ted 683-5358 VILLAGE 10 CHRYSLER 135 Skilled Help 135 4�� requires a Skilled Help CONTROLLER • responsible for 11,e CorDcral,or s financial affa rs and ac tinistrative operations • a 7 rumum of seven years related experience Ir a supervisory capacity • working knowteage of Minlcom Real Estate Managemert Computer Program s. Lotus ' .2.3 and other related programs • previous property management experience wt a CaCKgrourc '^ r1Cr- profit housing ,s an asset. Compensation is 139,000 -49,000 Plus an attractive benefits package - Qualified applicants should submit resume to: Ajax Municipal Housing Corporation 1 Richards Lane Ajax, Ontario UT 3M3 by November 20,1992 an cheque for a4 and SENOR Bookkeeper - required NUTS -requires Bakers for our IUURSTYLIST required for busy S.A.S.E. to AKKO Products and for ver bus US/Canadian Da Care 427.8770 new location in Whitby. For hair salon, wages + servioea. Box 46029, 1725 Y y 165 y interview. manufactur ng operation, must please call 666-2104• commission. Cao 434-2992 ask Kingston P.O..O. Pickering, Ont. Available ask for Jackie Durward. for Anne (112692) 1 IV 6P6 111392 be afully experienced hands on scs.vmc a uiZZy ivy Education Consultant and demonstrate quality toys, books and games that children local With Disomery Toys you set your own hours and goals or have your own demo and receive free toys. Call Diane, 831-6593.. (111392) (11vwi ( I person to take complete charge DAYCARE in my home, child _ of accounting department. 150 Hosp. Medical 165 Day Care drooled home. tamped yard, in- MUST be able to work under doorroutdow activities, non 120 Office Help Dental Available pressure and reset deadline6, smoking environment, near PHYSIOTHERAPIST needed company is partially Lakeside Scho)l. Cal Debbie FUN, Creative childcare computerized, resume and p, m. 427-9152 (111592) part time 21 evenings weekly. 'I bI M after 1 Flexible. For a Non -01-1112 clinic Cal 420.1266. (111792) ole avai a e. ural colouring, games. finger painting ,eater colours, play dough, crafts, salary expected. To controller, p.0. Box 66, pickerin Ont. L18 2R2. (111392) g• ' 170 Employment 160 Day Care circle time, outdoor play and good food. Come and join our Rollo Dr. 165 Day Care { Wanted MEN with trucks do Wanted play group. Ajax. Available will Pickering Location, Brock Rd. Phone Leslie. 428.0914. and Hwy s2 area. 428-7733. household moves, clean up did b NANNY live -out, required for WFITBV - McOuay/Sonacord. children ages 3 years and 5 loving mother of 3 has space, months. Mon -Fri, South Ajax full/part time, non smoker, area. begnningJan.Referencee required. Phone 683-8331. supportive, nurturing q'"akly for training assistance, environment. 430.9587. DAYCARE needed n my home. mediately with own trucks, plow 4 days per weep, 7 am. -5 p.m. WESTHEY Heights - full time, Pickering Location, Brock Rd. (ages 4 and up) or school age. and Hwy s2 area. 428-7733. lunches before and after school. (111892) Quiet crescent. fenced yard, non UVE out Nanny for 8 month old. smoker. 683.0928. (111592) on call for shift work, non LONNG experienced pe enced daycare in HAIRSTYLISTS needed for smoker preferred, references my home, Kings Cres. and busy environmem. No dientelle IF you are over 45 and have and C.P.R. Certification Harwood, lots of toys and 1 S. o to s, decorating, painting, anything. Call Carl w Jane, 427-2856. (TF) 205 Firewood ROKA Lumber Hardwood. 4'a8'x12'. $60. 4'x8'x16-. $65. Soh wood 4'x8'x12- available, $40. Days. 705.277-3381, we.. 434-6665. (TF) 210 Flea Market DRUMS for sale, seven piece pearl. $300. 683-6544. (111592) SACRARCE Sale, dining room set, table. 6 chairs, (2 arm), hutch, $499. Must be seen, call Marilyn, 6661345. (111592) anspor u,W. (11 ► ENGLISH stackable washer and gas allowance. interviews, Mon. Illustrator. Financial asaistatce 1 Sfnellsy, 6666165. (111592] DAYCARE available in my Nov. 16, 6 am. -730 am. only. ADVERTISING Company needs may be available for eligible Available home, warm loving care, I,,% of drys. Mint coNition, 5325. Far - 671 Annapolis Ave. Oshawa. tul and pan firmer sales reps for students. Durham Business REUABLE daycare available. Full a�4 mtin 0 � home. Pickering fax vacwm and carpel cleaner• new promotion, $9 hr. Call for Computer 427.3010. pan P,Mar _ activities. Snacks. e68 Previous �pP��ts need not COM°ge Al ages welcomed. 427-2496. two and up. Phons+ 619-3638 BeacwRoMo area Phone 683 lite new, al attachments. $525. amtv'r1t179?t appointment, 509.1483. (TF) r,WUC.01 6564. (171892) 603.2572. (1120MY l � . 107\ needed. Advanced training recently been laid off, you may required. Gloria. 839-6761. activilies, nutritious lunches and SHOWPLOWERS needed ion- available. Good salary . q'"akly for training assistance, snacks, babies welcome. Tracy mediately with own trucks, plow commission. Call 666-3805. DIPICERT, Lotus, Wordperfect. BABYSITTER wanted 3 after- 428-2353. (111592) for Pickering and A'ax area Cal I 224-1411- (11199Q) D -base, word, accpac, bedford, autocad. Ventura, emaker, noons a week for 1 year old boy in our home. Whites RdJB 1 aY y' REUABLE Ajax mother cant Ralph or averia. • S JOBS in Hawaii •reconstruction Harvard, Corel, Com titer P Non smoker, cal evenings, 831 • ECE training, available to oFRCE cleaner wanted, 3D hrs. from Hurricane Iniki now in Programming and Systems 6,553• (1113921 bale sit any Y Y ages. Daily week in Markham. need own it atlon $e per torr plus progress. 516.929.0341 ext. 2ss¢ Analyist, Cobol, Pascal and C. Macintosh Quark Express and Day Care activities. hot meals. walks and lots of TLC. Call anytime 1 S. o to s, decorating, painting, anything. Call Carl w Jane, 427-2856. (TF) 205 Firewood ROKA Lumber Hardwood. 4'a8'x12'. $60. 4'x8'x16-. $65. Soh wood 4'x8'x12- available, $40. Days. 705.277-3381, we.. 434-6665. (TF) 210 Flea Market DRUMS for sale, seven piece pearl. $300. 683-6544. (111592) SACRARCE Sale, dining room set, table. 6 chairs, (2 arm), hutch, $499. Must be seen, call Marilyn, 6661345. (111592) anspor u,W. (11 ► ENGLISH stackable washer and gas allowance. interviews, Mon. Illustrator. Financial asaistatce 1 Sfnellsy, 6666165. (111592] DAYCARE available in my Nov. 16, 6 am. -730 am. only. ADVERTISING Company needs may be available for eligible Available home, warm loving care, I,,% of drys. Mint coNition, 5325. Far - 671 Annapolis Ave. Oshawa. tul and pan firmer sales reps for students. Durham Business REUABLE daycare available. Full a�4 mtin 0 � home. Pickering fax vacwm and carpel cleaner• new promotion, $9 hr. Call for Computer 427.3010. pan P,Mar _ activities. Snacks. e68 Previous �pP��ts need not COM°ge Al ages welcomed. 427-2496. two and up. Phons+ 619-3638 BeacwRoMo area Phone 683 lite new, al attachments. $525. amtv'r1t179?t appointment, 509.1483. (TF) r,WUC.01 6564. (171892) 603.2572. (1120MY l � . 107\ PAGE 34 -THE •NIs`iYS ADV=TUU MWAY, NOVE)1BER L% 1"2 1982 Camaro. V6. automatic, have a very special chance, to decorate your home with the, new paint, new transmission, "rides Articles 300 Automobiles 400 220 For Sale 220 For Sale Sale ' ort t i 400 For RentFor AJAX - Dec. 1. clean 3 Persian Rugs & Carpets firll Buick Regal Station Wagon, runs well, $500 o.b.o. As is. 683-5390 atter 5;30 p.m. (111592) We are pleased b invite you to our great IiRle showroom You 1982 Camaro. V6. automatic, have a very special chance, to decorate your home with the, new paint, new transmission, utilities. Owner resides in base - ps., pb., excellent condition. As - FINEST & MOST BEAUTIFUL king $2000. Call 576-7027. AJAX - Dec. 1. clean 3 (111792) PERSIAN RUGS & CARPETS 1981 Cordoba, 318, all power. fireplace, 4 pce bath, laundry facilities, new tires, new brakes. 436- Uncomparable prices, direct from the hand makers• you wig 9531, eve. Days. 668-6806 find the lowest prices (111992) Fnd 1981 Monte Carlo. V6. 1139 Glen Eden Cl. automatic, air, runs great, o Pickering, Ont. ta6.000kms. S1400 cenilied. e From 10:00 am. to 9:00 pm. Itill GST included. Winchester Auto 6,139 Glen Eden Ct Saturday a Sunday Sales, Brooklin, 655-5437 or 6:00 pm. 655-8082. (111592) Nwv 2 420-6085 BANKRUPT Credit Problems shopping, available Dec. 1.' No credit check. Cars leased to CARPET- I have new Stain- PIANOSIGRANDFATHER own. 1978-1984. 50 cars to master and 100% nylon carpet. CLOCKS - Pianos, rent to own, choose from. 686-7428. 725 - Will do Irvingroom and hall for apt. size, upright, grand, digital, Isi or 6863775. (TFALL) $360.. includes carpet, pad, plus keyboards. CLOCKS - free CADILLAC and Corvette, both installation. (30 yalds). Steve delivery and set up. Call Tell 1977. one driver. Corvette. low 789-2068 (TFALL) and take advantage of our low mileage, both in great superb JERRY'S Wipers. Cloth wipers. overhead warehouse prices. condition, also would like to rent new and used shop coats, ins,. 433-1491 (TFALL) garage for small car. 686-4001. New lated coveralls, used clothing, SALE - and used frost free (111592) - new clothing for the whole tnoges, coin washers and dryers CREDIT aroblems1 In family Beat the recession, less or agar!•neni units. bankruptcy discharged. first than IPL price. 610 Bayy E.. Stephenson's Furniture and time buyer - we can put you be A)ax. Hours. 9 a.m-6 p.m. 427- App,Iances. 227 Court S1.. hind the wheel Lease to ow - 2669, (11191 Oshawa 576-7448 (111992) Call us at 404-2056. (111392) SOLID pore oak fumlture - buy SPECIAL SALE - cash and car- JAGUAR V12 Prestigious. C,rec Brom one of Ontario's ry on new !l and stoves. learner. sunroof. Al, only Cages, manufac!urers and Unbelievable prices. Hank's 510.900 Must sell" 1988 GTA walC- your fumiture being made Appliances. 191 Bloor St. E. Trans A,,-. 5.7L. fully ladder. oe ore your eyes Eg . 42• oak k;n ! a6. Oshawa. 728-4043 sports package. T -roof, black. table. $299. can^onbai' bed. (Behind Multcech) IT 12092) mint. $10.500. private. 619-2490 $299. armoire. $399. Frnlshe a •^------._ - - yo✓ sial- choice 985-8774 Articles or 298-0762 (1 t 1992) ? da Appliances - no Wanted WINTER car, 1965 Mercury reasclao-lAJAX oft often refused. Gra--, Marquis LS. 4 door. V8. gua•anteed recondrtlonetl WANTED �•c.Ps '� cces guaranteed neo autor•ranc.'ul' loaded. A., con. Y Conte Hake us a wase• ane dryers. working or ilk appliancesdeal. 01tlon Inside and l 95.000 427-6x,.467 us not. Also wanted Dick.v !•udk •newer •978; original 1 $38rn 50 ce•led than ::a RC S A)ax (TF) Mike .,acumen Motors. 985 Poked -g. 420-8833 1'cAL 4273 "?1792) 260 Arts & Crafts 260 Arts & Crafts oles 305 Auto Wanted Jan. 1. 640-7430. (111892) facilities. Available Dec. t 5. 8394883. (111 792) TOP n33 na-- c --.L -.,-s ' FLEA MARKET & FALL BAZAAR :ays a "reek . :ail b834:3)1 or692; ITEMS TO BE SOLD - 426 -1879 a"er Fpm i! 10 • cera- cs oa.ec gooks 10 Trucks For • :cys • co-`ectons Sale • ,eatner 0005 . AJAX 77 4133 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. I1i"IAJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom apartment in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground parking included. Call Mon. -Fri. 9.5683-6021 Sat -Sun. 12.5 11111111 lLIEN<,b^ _- PICKERING Bungalow, lower floor, West Shore area. 2 large bedrooms. fenced yard. parking. near schools & G0 Available Im- mediately $695 mo. Call Gary at 831-9312 CENTRE Large 1 l basement apt private entrance, sundry, broadloom. ava !able Immediately. Utilities Included $575 Excellent location Parking available Ouiet setting (across Irom park) Well-nlarreined Organized actvo es Bus Slop right outside wilding Free bus sonnoe to grocery store every Tuesday Waking distance to stopping (drug store. baric) Orw & two bealrooe aparrmanls 400 APamtts 400 ' tm nts 410 "°`ue Rent • 70,E utilities Can 831-1957 utilities. Owner resides in base - . PICKERING Village - two WHITBY - One bedroom two AJAX - Dec. 1. clean 3 bedroom basement apartment, level apartment, $595. Two bedroom, new kitchen, 5 fireplace, 4 pce bath, laundry facilities, bedroom, patio, 1795 induatve. Dec. appliances, fenced yard, large deck, nice location. Earl 1650 tnornthy, first and Residemial area. Go train, occupancy. $950. 686-445 last. 666-3328. (111792) 1. 699-5287. (111992) (11 18W4 AVAILABLE immediately in BAYLY/UVERPOOL- spacious WELL kept three bedroom Oshawa, 639 Cubert St. Two one bedroom basement townhouse, north east Oshawa, bedroom, $650 per month apartment, laundry, parking, centrally located for schools, inclusive. Fest and last required. $625 monthly. Call Carol shopping, available Dec. 1.' dose to bus and shopping. No oiSilva, NRS Mayflower. 438, 5825 per month, includes hydro, pets. Call 434-5811 or 430- 7070. (111592) water, appliances, first and last 0134. (120892) ---_ -_..-- -- --- THREE bedroom apartment for regtired. Phone 666-2292. PICKERING -very large bight rent Krosno and Liverpool area, (111782) two bedroom apartment, own Pickering. No pets, for further THREE bedroom main floor, entrance, very targe kitchen, information, please call 831- south Ajax. 5925 inclusive. Dec. front room with fireplace. parking, walk to Go and mall 7864 8.3o-4:30 p.m. (112592) - - 1. 3 bedroom bungalow, $825 monthly. 686-1365 or 831- FiOUS@S FOr Pickering, $900 plus utilities. 4201. (111592) 410 Dec. 1. Two bedroom, 2000 686-9153. (1 ? 24921 Rent sq.h.. penthouse, Oshawa, $925 LARGE one bedroom basement Centre - large 3 bedroom in nclusive. Dec. 1. 4 bedroom apartment, above ground. 50 acre farm, 401 and Wavery south Ajax, 2 -storey, 61300 plus private entrance, 4 appliances. Rd. (Bowmanville). Large 12 utilities. To view call 428-1874. $625 inclusive. Dec. 1. 428- stall horse barn. Four bedroom OSHAWA -clean, quiet 2 3392 or 497-9620. (111592) house, large Irving room with AJAX - duplex, spacious house AJAX - one bedroom basement fireplace, 5975,000 --make an for two families. Separate PICKERING - luxury one offer. Cal 416-725-1171 or 416- entrance, 2 bedrooms, central bedroom plus solarium, over 263-2009. (112492) air, appliances, fireplace, large 900 sq.ft.. 5 appliances indoor, GH - pICKERING/SCARBOROU yard, poo(, $900 plus. Available outdoorpool, super ret centre 2800 sq.tt. home. 4 bedrooms, 2 Jan. 1. 640-7430. (111892) facilities. Available Dec. t 5. 8394883. (111 792) 1/2 baths, sunroom, den, main GAYLY and Liverpool, sl.ous newly decorated, floor laundry, hardwood floors,detached bungalow, 3 SPACIOUS freshly painted 2 central air, 5 appliances, $1500 bedrooms, near GO train, $13 bedroom apartment, near monthly. 686-8905. (111392) monthly. Call Carol DaSilva, Oshawa Centre. Fridge. stove. storage space laundry facilities LAKEFRONT Oshawa - charm- NRS Mayflower, 438-7070. (112592) plus hydro. and parkinghe In three bedroom detached, garage, basement, includes heat. Call 436 6872. Ca family room with fireplace. 4 NEAR GM South Plant, two plus , appliances, skylights, near 401 one bedroom, eat -in kitchen. ALL new. completely renovated and school. Available Irving room with woodstove, first 'wo bedroom basement immediately, $990 plus utilities. and last, $725 monthly AvaJ- apartment, also 3 bedroom main 416-470-1867. (111592) able Dec. 1. 436-5194 or 725- " dor, laundry, park ng and TOWNHOUSES, Condos. 8967. (111592) entad yard. $950 and $750 nclusive. Phone 427-7409 detacned three and four AJAX - executive home. nea r t t 892) m bedroom hoes, Scarborough lake. a bedroom, 2 v2 baths. 3293 or 683-8448 to view. Oshawa need a rental, can 2000 sq.ft., Florida kitchen, PICKERING - Brock and Major today. Valerie Pilgrim. 831- available immediately. $1190 Oaks, one Dedroom basement 3300, res. 420-2966 (111592) per month plus utilities. Call apartment, separate entrance. PICKERING three bedroom 698-6243 after 5 p.m. (111392) 'un kitchen, 4 pce. bath, laundry 'acilnxa5. $550 monthly . 1!3 bungalow, close 1.Go with NORTH West Oshawa -two ,;:cities. Available Dec 1 282- iacU2ZI. fireplace, air con.. deck. 5 applances. $1045 per mont� bedroom semi .basement Inlaw 5164 or 237-7669. (111592) Inclusive. Call 666.6858 atter 5 . 2- suite. 2e pce. baths, JANUARY 1 - Whitby.. bright Y•. g ( 111792) .utilities, available Dec. t. fere$99. utilities, First and last Referenpes, 728 - and srac,ous two bedroom THREE Dedroom home In ex 4530. (111792) apartment In well rnaintamed tenant condition, trdge, stove. pB8 �, 8 9.5692 -Tariffs- ow rise building includes all facilities, Rnson Rd area BAYLYiLIVERPOOL spacious ,e Iv es and appliances, for Available immediatey. call 576 detached bungalow. (upper .aGaponiment to view. call 666- 6999 ask for Steve (1 11392) level), 3 bedrooms, near Go _450. (111592) abroad' but above ail, as ideal sunroof, aerial• cruise control, family companions. Fully block heater, am/tm stereo train. Call Carol DISkNa, N� NORTH Oshawa available AJAX - Westney/Hwy x2. upper '.00rs or 3 beroo•^s 3 May Flower, 438-7070. (111598 geCx.a es _ _ --o0ately, One bedroom AJAX -three bedroom horr>H ea, ngs • odds & encs 1988 .a 7 a 0 kms --tom seats, am, -m. oeiuxe younar^e cap. certified. excellent ALSO ON HAND FOR YOUR, LEISURE Condition asking $5200 o b o TEA ROOM COFFEE. TEA MUFFINS CAKES ETC Telephone 725-8043 r-11592; Loca' o^ KINSMEN HALL 1164 :0,d Piak,o F!50. great 109 COLBORNE ST. E.. OSHAWA cd^c ' Cl. mus! ski'. $3500 T -e 9:00 a.rn. • 4:30 p.rrL o b o New engine put - !ne Da:e NOVEMBER 22. 1992 past s:),, -g Ca" 430 8585 Reserve a a3 .e 'C' v Com- SOeC a 'a a^' ba'd'e 'd'e they are 111592'- a n A-1 ExcellenT Palnun y0 e- 9. ' Tne prices ng`?t Ca:. Jocelyn at Metal Possible rates. Cal - A • .apartment In house, kitchen and corner central larai, and vac, are bade yard. steps to TTG Corner fuepuace. large deck. � g c ath. 5525 per month includes s,ngis garage. Immediate. $850 7hopping• 51000 per mourn plus utilities and parking Fa311ast • 70,E utilities Can 831-1957 utilities. Owner resides in base - required. 985-0488. (1'1392) (111892) ment apartment. Call 283-8073 OSHAWA large 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. includes 420 Townhouses ---- -- - Townhouses uhlraes and laundry facilities For Rent 420 For Rent $603.5658 monthly. 1078 GMC 34 for ver. personal ise only, good condition. Beat and south end of Oshawa References. Edith. 434-5222 or TWO bedroom in quiet dean 8 • all utilities included 430-0339. (111792)- CARRIAGE HILL • • WHITBY one bedroom base- s s s • Ron at 6233839 or M ke at 839 partments mart apan,ment, carpeted. AJAX Oxford Towers. 2 and 3 404-2419 3677. (1119x2; 4 FOr Rent bedroom laundry tacc4ies, parking. doss __ _ will apartments Available to transit and amenities $580 Lar e 3 bidrm d h Creations Christmas Craft Show • Free Admission • Free Coffee and Donuts • Door Prizes Hourly Sat., Nov. 14, Sun., Nov. 15 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Eastshore Community Centre, Pickering (SW corner of Liverpool and Bayly) 320 vans' 4 Wnee! t s enable ONE Iwo a^C !^irks bell'00- '-xrldiYey and Jar 1 Quiet building, pool, sauna, dose to montnly, utilities included Avad- g gar en omes Drives apartments available. Con- shopping.t0i and Go, Brox able�a immediately No pets. dao 4278540 (111392) available NovDec. and Jan. 1. venaenty, localeo' close to Gm $750 and $851 Can 683-8421 . , 1078 GMC 34 for ver. personal ise only, good condition. Beat and south end of Oshawa until 730 pm (111992) TWO bedroom in quiet dean 8 • all utilities included offer, call 6831012. (111392) Reasonable rates include paw. ng and utilities Can 728J993 ;112492) PICKERING - two bedroom basement apartment, 1 lex. rlorth Oshawa Close to aA P ridge se to 9 amenities. 1 . stove. underground parking Apartments apphanaea, sundry facilities. 5700 appliances, wok to Go, Town 400 For Rent DOWNTOWN Whitby - quiet separate entrance.O^Y $775 mommy inclusive. Phone - Hydro. Available Jan. 1 or Feb. • children's playground power 290 Pets -Supplies- covers seat, 18,000kms. As- arge 2 bedroom in adult 8 Piex. 420-0376 or 839.4856 (111892) 1 Call 723-1912. (111992) PICKERING •available im- APARTMENTS for rent. 5870 inclusive. 416267-2509 -- --- - -- -- WHITBY - spacious Iwo - on-site management I r•►•lediate Large one bedroom. (111392) NORTH arid - house for rem. bedroom basement apartment. lac Surtdrd Ltd. Edson, 4 door, 00'uW kms. 6869153 or $58C Inclusive Laundry aahl-es Also three bedroom . OSHAWA South End -two 36W pkra 1/9 utnivas, this oozy one bedroom must be seen, available immedately, large lot. (J��� MWNWMES Dackyard. $7851.7 uc,litoo. bedroom apartment, air contact 686-9104 or leave parking, future laundry facilities, 434-3972 I R 686-9153. (1 ? 24921 condition. It". stove. laundry mrssage. Available Dec 1. Also no smoking. no pets 5700 all Centre - large 3 bedroom in NEWLY renovated duplex. space. NO PETS. 1580 monthly basement apartment, 5450. inclusive Call Daniel, 666-0220. (111792) PICKERING - 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 baths• dose 10 bus, scnools, GO. plus utilities. 728-1570. If 12992) (11 ?592) pce. bath, laundry, parking, OSHAWA -clean, quiet 2 private drive,yard, separate garage, availatlle Jan. 1. PICKERING - Liverpool Rd, verypce. AJAX - one bedroom basement bedroom townhouse, 4 and entrances, 3 bedroom, 5675 AJAX - one bedroom basement large unusual attractive two apartment, app4anoes' central AJAX 3 pce. bath, 5 appliances. To bedroom, $575 plus hydro apartment, all utilities Irnclu bedroom basement, full air.ded, • cable outlets, tree parking, finished recroom. S925monthly Avai,able Immediately. 576- trudge/stove, share laundry room t-1 5500 bathroom, eat in kitchen, private entrance. $550 monthly, first and last no A 3 bdrm. townhouse 'eA inclusive. Firstlast, referen- TRADITIONAL Touch Open -- _ House. 28 Allard Ave.. H a2 300 Automobiles Pickering, Beach Road) Sun. 8101, Gann atter 5 p.m. 728- 0741, Mks. Mon -Fn. (111992) -- -- - _ PICKERING bed • I � • per month. NO pets. Dec. 1. 427-2940. (,„692) ycndry prtyee entrance nice rnegtnbourfrood, k cerTe s700.a987222.(111792) pet v Dec. 1. Call 427-7604. (111592) - --- town, WHITBY Downtown, one plus 5 ( Utllitle surface par $1,too/mo. ccs required. Call 435-3451. (111392) AJAX - The Breakers' - now ex - Nov. ?5, to��o m. A wile For ale -three room iVAX-hanmonthranttree,one bedroom. 5450 last, p. range of ideas home apartment on main floor WHITBY orw bedroom mlain per month, first references r elusive townhouses, 2 and 3 gift and Astro bungalow. central air. 3 bedroom basement apartment, 1100, apartment , newly and last, Mon -Sat. 9 a rr 7 p.m. bedrooms, 3 and 4 levels, 161X) accessories. (111392) 1992 LT, luxury touring, luny loaded, rear ac,, appliances, wok to Go, Town available now. $575 monthly all renovated near GO station, avaY- Phone 430.8236. (111792) sq.tt., 5 appliances included. power 290 Pets -Supplies- covers seat, 18,000kms. As- Centre. 5925 . utiktles. First) (ast references. Dec. 1. 725, Inclusive. First and last, no pets, Inclusive. Cal after 6. 427-0849. able rrrn•Of+�ay. 5590 monthly. 668-7634. (11 t 792) PICKERING •available im- RIVERBREEZE Available for immediate occupancy. Recreational k,nh9g (23.500. Also ,991 Pon- Boarding 3248. (111 8W) (111592) medial -one bedroom base- ely facilities on site. To view, call lac Surtdrd Ltd. Edson, 4 door, 00'uW kms. 6869153 or MAIN floor 2 bedroom OSHAWA Blvd. - large two ment apartment, separate entrance, non smoker (J��� MWNWMES 428-1874' (121092) AT Lal A tun motivational ap- pager 608-8854. (112692) OSHAWA rnear 101/Oshawa bedroom apartment separate preferred, to train) Classes Pr�h �9 h9uintrarhce, for Centre - large 3 bedroom in apartment, $675 per month in- dudes utilities and large kitchen and 4 no Pets, cable, Indigo. stove and ridge Laundry. IncklOes utilities, $600. A AJAX AJA/1 PICKERING - 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 baths• stanng soon all Levels and 1990 Ford Tempo, 4 door, newer building, quiet parking. pce. bath, laundry, parking, garage, availatlle Jan. 1. ages. (9wks-10yrs). Call K•9 automatic, air, amvfm stereo, Klubhouse, 416-404-8617 neighbourhood, includes Close to schools and buses. Phone 4368935 before 9 $675 monthly including utilkies offences. 420-2984. (111392) .2 & 3 bedrooms, No appliances, 5980. ubl' Credit r- or 70,000 kms. $7000 o.b.o. Call Parking• laundry. dishwasher, p.m. 725-7526 or 416-642-4625. OSHAWA •orae bedroom check. 839.24W 416837-2364. (t 1,992) X5029. (111992) walkout. $795 inclusive. 428• PICKERING Village - twoment NORTH Oshawa -large one for rent in older building, newly decorated, (111592) SRH Tzu puppies, purebred, 1990 Toyota Corolla SE. 4 door. 3963 or 686.7871. 111 ( �% bedroom baswnwrt apartrrharht, bedroom �►�. upper floor 3D4 Sinlcoe 5-t. S. $420 mouthy 1 1/2 baths, single WHITBY - Varhstone Terrace. 3 small quiet, available Nov. 271h, light blue, 27,250 kms. Lady 5100 deposit will hole. 5325. PK*ERNGGo-(-werpool/Bay- SM Per month . 1/3 Ubikies. Separate of kitchen lv' plus hydro. Available garage, basement, bedroom townhouse, walk to driven, A-1 condition, asking ly-two large bedroom basernem entrance, laundry �,, pa,�,� �v� ion in., Wildly. Cal Stephen, 571- Go, s795, plus. Hardwood }lops, Call Oshawa, 728.3769. $9700' carlitied. Cal 436 154 apartment, 4 appliances, air facilities, cable, large yalyd, i„ckdoo utiltla•. No Pae• Avail' 3229• (111992] green space, private yard, availsbl• Dec. 1. GERMAN SHEPHERDS •Two atter 5 p.m. (1 / 199�J con., private entrance, $750 . 40% utilities. 290-5157. dose to all amenities, pets vrek:orre. AvalaWe Dec. 1.683- able Imtmedlal•lr. $500 mouthy. 8884318W427-2858 IN great older Whitby Neigh- playgrounds yg Unci$ and ' Cal 668.5968. (111792) outstanding eters now available t989 Toyota Corolla Wagon, (11 15W) 3293 or 683-8448 to view. 111 1 �1 bourhood • beautiful 2 bedroom, Community centre. ONE• two and three bedroom luxury and ready to go. First Ilter by auto, p5-., pb., amlm, air, poise, German Import V. Puma von 50,000kms. Clean. HWYn/9ROCK - one bedroom (1118912) BItlGHT uDfh• bedroom base- trw nR apartment all huge deck, attractive fully upgraded fig• $785 monthly. Avail- & condos. Beautiful PtOpertY. quality features. 6 new tires, Tannenmeise SchH III. F.H. $8250 certlied. Pickering, SM Se -lid litter by O.T. Champion 0250, IT 119g2) basernant aparinna t. separal• antra^0°• $490 MOM* irKIUd- KERING -furnished one bedricim basement aparimat • private entrance, parking, Oartaal all, uuues and cable able Dec. 1. Leave message for Robert, 432-4581. (111 19M 5944/month appliances, air condtioned, from $850 monthly, ONE MONTH Amis van Ru•Natag•n U.D. Our ing utilities, laundry. cable, ' • cable. close to "800 �► ,,,o►,nt935. rfIJAX •dirt• la•drwn basarrrnt FREEI Rent to own and pur- dogs have proved themselves ION Jed Honda Prelude SI, 5 parking. no srnokirg, no pets. 428-7340. GO, $125 per week. Refenrfces• 831-2429. (111892) pB8 �, 8 9.5692 -Tariffs- apartment, available pIUS hydro c(� °a(°"s ev e' south east as Stow dogs.* Working dogs speed. air conditioning, pourer and Service dogs at home and brakes, steering, windows, (111592) OSHAWA -two bedroom ffI1rGHT d..n .�a a,. try ( ow. ontial". 683 9269 comer of Nash and Trulk Rd.. o°i,rtiC4 o n House, abroad' but above ail, as ideal sunroof, aerial• cruise control, family companions. Fully block heater, am/tm stereo one bedroom basement�g apartment. full bathroom. �rtmanf• fridge aria stow, in- clidal thea• arid hydro. Washer micall utiltiss khidern . Near � private parking, mouthy including CaN Michael Minimum income Sunda Wed ndt 4hi m. For mora guaranteed, Vet inspected and cassette, 67,(00 kris. :IISM. C.K.C. Telephone 434'6517. kitchen and livingr00m, own and dryer, available In 1OUM ane halloo . Reason" rates, can 579• utSba. 282.5754, 9 am --5 p.m. 880.0981 afler 8. $3,600_$3,776 information, call Josephine Snider, 579.7505 Paula 79.7552 registered. (111592) 6669425. (111992) 1988 Cthev Celebrity. 4 door. laundry facilities, parking, utlilies nc�kuded. 1650. first and basement- $650 first and last. Skrtco•/Olve area 434 6311. 1989. (111592) (111592) monthly reQ'd or Sheppard, a r Paula PUREBRED miniature poodle automatil air cosh extra extra last, available Dec. 1. 839-7834. BACHELOR apartment, AJAX • spaciokrs one IxadrOorrt bMwroM apartment for rem. 4 HWY 82 -Liverpool - one bedroom basementapart.,III in Advantage Really Ltd. R•alta, 433.4747.(TFAIII pups for sale, 3 males, 2 clean• view tires, white, cenilied. females, vet checked, paper Cali 7260817. (111782) AJAX •The g►eakers• ►, - dusive lakeside condominiums separate entrance, Oshawa. Close to Civic Centre. Sliding f� bath. sepwals entrance, P� °ableparking.$575 house lodge stow Utilities $575. Available Dec. 1. 837- Rooms trained, $250. Phone 576.0827 1985 Aries Station Wagon, 4 or 723'0464• for immediate occupancy. 12 doors. modem kitchen, evaiable Dec. 1. Telephone per month. FkWlw, available Der_ 0227. (111592) J 430 RJR (111792) cylinder, automatic, steering, HORSES boarded, excellent brakes• stereo, good body, good acid 3 bedrooms, 80D•1700 sq.ft. featuring 5 appiances, air, bal. Scarboro, 416283.7291' (111392) 1 428-8484 111892 ( ) TWO bedroom basement NORTH East Oshawa, available care offered at private stable n rrnechanical, $995. Crown Auto, Whitby. Ideal for retired horse o 4269423. (111792) conies or solariums,underground parking, AJAX -bright spacious 2 bedroom basement apartment, AJAX - spobss new oversized (o bedroom nit n base apartment, separate entrance. 6700 including utilities. Near Dec. 1. First and last required, fridge and stove, two bath, ROOYfor rent Inquiet home. TV and VCR included. perking AI recreational rider. Phone 655 190.5 Oldsnxoie 98 Regency 248r B�, (TF) TO view r� ( ) separate entrance, laundry merit of executive home, super lice sate entrance, no Pickering Town Centre/401. Available Dec. 1. Call 420.6884,' central air con., garage with ac- cess to house, fenced yard. tona Rd. and Shepherd area Walk to Rouge Valley, $350 per 3142. (11189¢) Brougham. Excellent condition, facilities. appliances included. Available Dec. 1. $699 pets, ►e•►Bf11 $800 month) y ask for Glen or Kelt'. (111392) CIO" to shopping and bus. Cal( month. Phone 509.2932 after 5. ROTTWBLER full loaded. t70.000kms. puppies, healthy. Y Candied, $4500. Cal( 428-6697. WHITES Rd., Pi�karin g Bachelor apartment, private all inclusive. 427.2380. 111392 ( I all inclusive. Call 683-8227. p�y�p V Village (Ajax) - new 1-416-983-8105. Orono (Orono) (111792) (111592) good temperment, CKC { (111992) shots, all oCoun entrance, law. , central air. APARTMENT for rent in Picker• (111592) professionally finished one P Y WHITES/401 - newly decorated PICKEIBNG Live Liverpool Rd. - ninglegislated. >Irainin included. Countr 1985 Volvo 740 Turbo, in Country 9 y gods rbz fir lace, 4 y Pte• bath, parking, non loll two bedroom above ONE bedroom basement storage and seg nate lxadroorrt ground level basemwht apartment with yard. Large 3 bedroom townhome. 5 one furnished basement room, ' • 75 person, boarding and training kennels, condrlon. 233'000 kms. Needs smoker. $475 plus 1/3 utilities. yam. brakes, as is, i 000 Cy1.666 33 �/ addQip�� fpps� Dec. 1.831• ff, fire store, , it parking, utilities irldud•d, rM•rrhce6 ► Lew la $755 month Call sly. Ca (y' ntr separate entrance, cable, srtp '� brigfn luxury Isatures, tleparalkr entm-. park" cable, non applarioes central ar, indoor parking, rkin safe desirable area. Available irtLm•dwelyr• clean, quiet home. $325 montNy. Private entrance. Final and last. Call 839.0257. 57 f�1e 428-0937. (111592) non er 404-� • smoker. $675. 428-2223. $1100 plus. 416-640-6675- (I I IN � (1113921 ,OP 4 .'� , : ,, f ., ry FA TO '+ &4/ • o • t ► L.10 I k p e W S. J._ 1 .r 4 i IPA4Mi6-TNBN& ADVO FRIDAY, NOVOOMBER I% lm 430 Roo' Re ° 500 Fad 500 Fad WESTNEY Heights, newly decorated furnished room in OPEN HOUSE Shared nom- � ro b" Ldp. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1992, 11 Snared . (Mies. Non smoker. 6a6.4642.,,,,692) AJAX - ButcherBayty, tumished = " room for rent, shared accomodations. Please phone Lynn 6832306. (111592) FURNSFIED room in Ajax, non _ -- smokers, share facilities. Close to GO train and transit. $75 weekly. Cal 686-5721, Anna or Henry. (11,992) BROCK/F1NCH - bright spa- cious room, share bath, kitchen, laundry with one other, referen- ces required. 1350. Phoned 686-0006- (,11592) 450 Shared Accomm. COURTICE - new detached house to share with one otter. Nice area. rec room, laundry. cattle. etc. S4W inclusive. Cal 434-5137. (1118M PICKERING - three bedroom home, bedroom furnished or unfurnished. pnvate 4 Poe. bath, parking, laundry, etc. Steps away from Town Centre. Non Snhoker. 13339802 (111892) SOUTH Alax - 4 bedroom home. 3 baths, share of facilities, laundry. kitchen. etc. (Excellont location, non smoker, $345 inclusive. 427-0318, days, 686- 8579 or 839-7695 evenings. (111392) SOUTH Oshawa -lady has house - share. exclusive use of finished basement. upstairs bedroom. utilities. laundry. par - Ing included. Cal after 7 p.m 571-3852.f111592) AJAX South- two bedrooms . sharing of facilities All for $45C rroMhty nndusne. Clear, quiet. non smoker required. Frstusl. Cal 683-2929 (•'1392 455 condos For Rent TWO becroo- ordc cosec GM. new carpet. parking $675, Iirstu,ast months 434-6715 or AN -2825. (111992) WHITBY one bedroom and den. ,ridge and stove. now GO Station, excellent condition, $650 monthly Call F rank cher 1030 a -m 740-0111 or after 5 p.m.856-8318.(111392) COURTICE - luxury one bedroom with fireplace and AC., 6 appliances. $800 per mcmIn plus ut l t es 683.0315 (111792) MCLAUGHUN Square - three bedroom condo. stove. hides, urdergrourld Wrung space. car wash, pool, sauna, exercise. unties included . Available Jan. 1. Phone 729-3050 (11179?) FULLY furnished executive woe rncludes dishes. linens. telephone. etc. Shorubng term 1116-852-5128- (111992) 460 Sp office & Re�Ce WANTED -indoor storage for tar. AjaxMidkertng area. 427- 9476. (111 Fonda 490 YZarfn Rem FLORIDA - Clearwater. fully equipped mhobie hoar. Sloops 6. 2 pools. hot tub. tanks, family, park- Cboo b betchs and 1 1)2 hr. to Disney. 433-1727. (111992) FLORIDA - Madeira Beach, 1500 sq h. luxury gulf front condo, 6 appliances, 2.1 bedrooms, 2 baths, all accessories, heated pool, j M -M setared sunporch. top floor. woUdrfMM*. Phclos. 7234KM (TF) FLORIDA - now CWwwanr, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fully fkwniolaed, srxeented porch. pool. children welcome, photo's awilsble. Not available Much 1963. Close b beaches. Phone wo-3615. (111 362) 500 FooSal Saie OPEN House Sun. Nov. 15. TauntoNTownlne area, just ovtr 1 act, 4 or 5 bedrooms. 2 baths. custom brick bungdotw Inwm*n ttomi Oshawa. Approat. 0200 sq.ft. of living space. Ntekou basion". 6200.000. 1576.5742 (1119M 1BAYRELD - Falingbrook SL 1NRilby Luxury 3200 Will. Two storey horlhe kcktdoe 4 extra targe b.daooat:. dining room tliNq xoom, krait' room, den, IWO . o1lrMfal vac, imeroom, all window coverings. 1 112 ysrs old- Only $246.900. 430• 1318.(1119x2) LOW Down - no bank qualifying. 1 112 storey horn on largo lot, backing onao pack land. under nrwvatiom, Co.ims for under $aoo monthly. Call Fred Mitchos , Coldwel Baler RMR. 72644/4.(111992) ATfEUr ON - first horn buyers .or investors - LOW LOW doaspaymrnt. 3 bedroom plus possession. Vendor must 5W. � 111 BOB - 500FoHr For e' 575 "%Two MOMV Problems? Loam d& consolidations, credit Ewg A.M. TO 5 P.M. FRE CONSULTATIONS. Ctdif Counselos (Pfdw(rw- Oshawa,. 433_ 1425. (TF) Mortgage 580 Insurance 1938 GLENGROVE RD. Hwy. #2 & Glenanna Rd., Pickering 839-7728 Located in one of Pickering's most desirable areas offenng quiet neighborhood lifestyle with all amenities within walking distance. Immaculate 2 storey det home, on large, prof. landscaped lot, 4 spat. bdrms., 2 112 baths, mn. fir. fam. rm. with lip. with w/o to deck, laun. rm. with sep. entrance, upgraded brdlm, cent air, R/I cent vac., electronic air filter, many more upgrades and extras. Maintenance free exterior 2,000 sq. ft. Maintenance free windows PARVERS PrNar Sales Spedarn LOVELY AJAX, 29 Parker Cres. 3 bdrms. condo townhouse, fin. basement, low maint. fee. $124,900. 619- 2937, Sat. 2-4 p.m. ROUGE V EY, 1819 Dr.. 3J exec h0`� 4 bc'ms., lav -e of $299.900 509-9360. LARGE VWR- FR �� T , P , Beacn Roa 55x20C', steps tc park, $55,000, 721- $'31 Sen your home privately! Let partners show you how 420-7149 OSHAWA bright 3 bedroom two storey home or a quiet dead end street 90% renovated. Large rear deck, asking $125.000. Al offers considered. 57625113.(111592) PICKERING Ambion a - Gor- geous 3200 - ft al brCK. back- s onto treed park. 4 bedroom, library, family room, air conditioning, central vac, baited with extras. 831-2306. (1113921 -- - --- - --- -- AJAX - 2700 sq.ft. 4 bedroom, 2 12 baths. thnsplaCe wxh n4aw two bedroom basement SPaMT a 4. separate entrance. targe lot, good location. $249.000. Call 683-9732 WHITBY - northwest, 4 bedrooms. 4 years old, over 2200 sq.ft. Lots o1 extras. Central air and vac, great location. $206.000 Call 430- 6990.(11179Z SOUTH Alai - thin house has a al - gorgeous convened three bedroom bungalow. aic., oerritei v, . new Whom oak kitchen. luepiece. new windows and doors. ..., Completely amps we our bedroofn apart. morit in bsenrnt MUST SELL. NO AGENTS. 663-7971. (111962) AJAX - e:eauttw hurt, near like. 4 bedroom, 2 12 baths, 2030 sq.n.. Florida kitchen. available immediately. $2115,000. Cal 006-6243 alter 5 p.m (111302) BETHANY VILLAGE ON 7A HWY. OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUN., NOV. 14&15,1.4P.M. ARE YOU TIRED OF APARTMENT LIVING? Custom-buil• all clay trick bung. with lawn, flowers. gees, evergreens and garden. 1,250 sq. ft on surveyed lot 125056' 3 bdrms., large L-shaped Irving/din. rm., eat -In kit. with built -Ir Maytag dishwasher, plaster walls. Attached gar. 14x29' Widoor closer and Indoor access io bsmt. Oil heat plus heat pump Paved driveway 20x80'. Dnlled well Original owners. Move -in condition Early possesslor. Elementary 8 high school bus at door. Devil's Elbow Ski area 5 appls., new 11 H.P. Riding lawn mower, new push lawn mower and much more. All for $137.000. PHONE 705-277.2804 M and 2nd to 95� or vain. txopartrlans.Qt AIserince nd �prov�s Prirtw rates. CMIIYCAN !ANCIAL CORP. 671.2860 OSHAWA 686•M PICITRING )RTGAGES and bans. 95 % financing, down payment also arr . Any amount available. Call dug or Rick 666-6805. community Financial Services. 590 Business Opportunities FOR sale or rent, 2000 sq.ft. in- dustrial condo. Drive in door, Priced to sell. $10.000 down. 8% financing. Call 416-725-1171 of 416-263-2009. (112492) INDEPENDANT distributor, im- medate return, no overhead, no door to door. $1000 investment. 668-3193.(111592) 615 Paralegal //�� DIVORCE =L50dbbursewAaL roll 428-6265 Also: immigration, Incorporaticns, WIN*, Nc. larhrst fsrer.gr lavlew Coming THREE bedroom �o^dorm^sur^ WHITBY 4 level backsp4'. 3 son Events ,,ouse. Memory mane. Pick. bedrooms, 2-4 pce. baths,"MARK your calendars! For the orng newly Painted and fireplace. air, deck. let, deck big Christmas Presence Country renovated throughout. Asking 50x150. In by Chnstmas. Cal Collectabtes Craft Show and $139,000. Cali 1-416356-6333 404-2670. (1 t 1792) Sale. Nov. 15, to -5 p.m. Est to anytime (111792) find.. -at the Bowmanwle High House. 870 Reytan Blvd. NORTH Alai - the prroe a+ right - School on Liberty St.. just north OPEN OPEN wy soacous two storey brick home of He2. 985-1616 or 9e5- P0,61N 4 bedroom $env. par_ with double car garage. close to 0572.(11171-e) totally finished basement. new D.O.C.S.. 3 1,2 baths. luxurious NFL Forxball bks Package to Business Services WORD PROCESSWG Essays, resum6s, letters, charts, flyers with graphics - Call Jennifer 51619-0964 Free consultation 8 estimates. Have computer, will travel. Computerized bookkeeping service, on site or off. Also expert set -u and training ACCPAC (Bedford) SIMPLY ACCOUNTING or manual system. Handyman MACKINTOSH CONTRACTING Licensed Joumeyntan Carpenter 20 yrs experience AN Home Renovations LOWEST PRICESI FREE ESTIMATES acs CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and clean professional work guaranteed. 3 ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, graphic design, advertising. usiness or personal. Improvements Reasonable rates. Also lessons available. Randy Timms, (416) 342-2279.(121792) STERILPHONE Managers ... stop infection spreading in the work place. Business telephones cleaned, slenl¢ed. Why delay? Keep germs at bay. The Sterilphone Way. 420-5832.1111392) Chimney Sweeps AJAX Cu'MENv SWEEaS - SoeC al Chimney deanng as low as $59. Pest Screening in- stalled - only $25. -No muss, no fuss guaranteed.- Free estimates. 668-7741. (1119992) Electrical Services SHAMROCKS CERAMIC TILING FREE ESTIMATES Phone: 420-7474 after 6 p.m. HH RENOVATIONS Additions K etchers Basements Flooring Bathrooms Painting Guaranteed Free Work Estimates Call Lucas 839-2451 several references ■veltoble Improvements HARDEN CONSTRUCTION & RWFING lnterialExterior IMrovatbns 10 complow Custom home building. "Quality to Last" 579-2095 TMS ^Pai_ d" &' Inferior dI EXterror European Workmanship. Fast Clean TWW)ie Service. RENOVATIONS Basements, decks, cabinets, painting 8 decorating. For estimate in Durham Region call Don at 668-8489 ALL RENOVATIONS Carpentry, drywall, plumbing and wiring. Fair prices. Pat 683.8780 A*:)LD Morrie improvements DO ALL Plastenng. panting, drywall, T- • Painting ceilings. �. medal studs. and • �� 3 yard dean -up wood naming. good prices • Cleat! windows and good quality workmanship. call Arnold, 420.6372. (111 89Z • Residential snow rernoval Small a l � j� ARTISTIC Masonry - special¢- n9 reptaoss and Chimney ung repairs. Works with bricks. • Eavestroughs bkhcM and stones d al keds Cil 436 56 f=ree estimates, wonkmanshp guaranteed. For tree eatrmgtes, oak kscthen, move in condition. new Hardwood plus carPetng, Buffalo Bib vs. Atlanta Falcons. _ guaranteed. Call Rene Gervais. NOME Improvements and John Brown (Ha lion 30. Flooring, 666-4428. (TF) repairs. Basements. add-ons. large caster. "replace On man Sun. Nov 22. Pick uP at doors. decks. fenon and from. Hamilton a Hamilton Ltd. Hop lamtyroorrt walkout from Canadian Tire. Liverpool Rd. _ Carpeting CLEARANCE Sale d kitC»n AI Streeter Wood Working. 436- ( ) kitchen, and s a added bonus, i79 plus GST. Call Sport Tours, and bathroom cabinets. 9207 (TF) AJAX - 4 bedroom. two barhs. a rhew two bedroom apartment in 613962-0032. (1115 k2) eat --n kitchen with dishwsher, basement with separate separate diningilrvmg room, entrance. MUST SELL. NO finished basement with AGENTS. 683-7971. (1119M 7 Pemnals fireplace, large lot, close to school, transportation.Townhouses TATTOOS new in Durham, S'85.900, Call 686-2982. 51 O lowest For Sale tots. Tranoos d w kneed" rd "or bri (t 12092) g n your own- Cal Jay, 937 -2323 - PRICE $129,900. Three PICKERING Village - luxury (11 1362) bedroom plus new bachelor towelhpnas and Corrdos in heart apartment, present income, of Pickering Village. On the SINGLE and unamad»d? Jon showroom display models, in- baths of Duffin Gook with 6 over 200 s^9» PeaPiv *"WY ayes at park. For information on Sunday at Singles Wbrk in theGENERAL clud ng pantries and built-in PLUMBING Problems? For new own units. 128 Commercial work, renovatnne or service cal Ave. Ajax. 428-0930. (111392) 72817% or 420-35M No extra EUROPEAN IMM tpeciist wiI charge for evenings or weekends. Reasonable, renovate your bathroom or reliable, (nee estimates. kitchen wads as well as floor finisni electrical. Genngeral Hom ties. 20(111792) yeast experir,oe. Good Sun. Nov. 14 and 15. 12-3 p.m. Cal 432-7301. (1111592) references and satisfaction OUALITY work by lather and guaranteed. For tree eatrmgtes, son team. Well experie D. Dykstra, 725-49,3. (TF) hard working. Renovato, $450 - Newly d e o r a t e d throughouK. FAG, quit court, baths of Duffin Gook with 6 over 200 s^9» PeaPiv *"WY ayes at park. For information on Sunday at Singles Wbrk in theGENERAL - _ Home additions. decks, ere Cal us for a free estirttele 571.1263 Bill or north Oshawa, close to schools thle unique oppomoroy, cal Vi- Corral, 433 Simcoe St. S., Housecleaning Impro� mpalmi basement Rod, Oshawa (TFALL) and mall. Open Nouse Sat- and � Ctek Developrtwtl. 42& Sundae Durham Rpior only 0121, ask for Geraldine. Sunday stance oodtuoivoy for, b finisni electrical. Genngeral Hom SABER Contracting - all Sun. Nov. 14 and 15. 12-3 p.m. Cal 432-7301. (1111592) (11250M singles. Cover charge ARE you hating problems find- RePaurs- Aim man with truck for Carpentry.t (a1 Carl or Jars. 427-2M. irllormsti0n, 6217007. (TFALL) hn9 oro to clean your horn. For deliveries. Ask to Mike, 428renovations. kichens, WHITBY - House on 12 acre b. LIVERPOOL/HWY a2 - 3 XCI ETWG SPICY PHOTOS O' Professional cleaning, all 9824-(11,962) bathrooms, horns serklenance 43 Garrard Rd. $135,000, 434- bedroom townhouse with finished walkout basement, Roorr,ats - w�• �y ari, Hekwrs Horn Services today. 427.1041. (111592) JOURNEYMAN electrician. emergency service. furniture refinishing, quality work 3768. (111792) BROKER has $10.000+a lend at brand now carpets, four L" For discreet inlorrruatidn, write: Karen. Box 670 -RD. HONEST, mature reliable Specirewirializingn h g" inadd guaranteed. 15 years 686-2915. $147 per month. Contac Jerry +PPaarcm. Walk to P Centre. $125,900 or $1000 Kelowna. B.C. V1Y 7P4. Aduxs person, 16 years oil do renovations. All work elrprience. (TFEFG) _ at 666-6805. Community Finan- 11011111 Ill. Harry Mekanian. 756- o^y Pte« (111692) he day.aoe `�ar"n'g aaY, every other Thursday available. Rates, guaranteed free estlrwes. Cal 420.6320. (TFA) Painting, Gal Services. (TF) Solon G ,234. S uou+D• (111a" JESY* says. can the bind lea $45465. Phar after 6, anytime Decorating ATTENTION Rergvarors - brick voles. legat, large ravine kit. kh- tM bind? Dos your ministe: Cottages For weer gin n? The rtb.rtg t 550 weekends. 576.4367- (11,592) Roof tenor work necessary, great the hire ntiWoW. Micah 3:11, Sale MovIrfrt ••sr � • Rcliabk depeMable Potenial for cash flow- Asking Isaiah 56:,012. John ,o:,,. Storage Piin11 I alfMlsl paperiq $117,000. Call Frank Milanovic, DISTRESS Sale _ Financing R^ CampbeL 1"7059536475. Cold"I Bankers RMR. 728- avallabls, 4o acts plus too "EXCLU IVELY SINGLES- are ; Moari 9414. (11 ISM acres, Cream Land. only $269 Ind I tri fiat dance an Sat. monthly. Two lake front lots. Nov. 114. or the Port Darlington 111118 now b Hallburton county, $349 Marina in Bowmanville."oh M: --I& rete a aml 680 680 Anrtourtcentel>ts -- cr Mw- 2100 and inig pot : w ti... e Announcements 42&0750. (,11792) 800 p,,ti oar gstarts� 9 Yaaea � �dieoetrll erttwa DR. K. L.. CHONG ODS DR. C.K. HONG oats. FAMILY DENTISTS FIRST PICKERWG PLACE 1550 KINGSTON RD., SURE 200 PICKERING On Red Lobster Plan] SAT. AND EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE 839-4821 740 "d"�', $6. Drees code. no inns. (11,9$2► tii4Bftr. i up HOPE REBORN C ��� • Carllmemw Residdgial • Interior/Exlaisr • RtMercltces M request • P►ompUhee cstimaks cal ' anter DilsbasIdeWeilla AJAX Moving Systems .tug CECIL, DEGEER m� weeks. M7002 or 14M- Specialists. l" ot at ��� e e in loving memory of a 4*31069 (111992) hourly. We now have heated EST rhe I 675 dear Father, Crartd(alber, and Great-Grandfatherr who passed away Noy 13l1991. 671 Business Personals orris- Now dill" from booze with moire. Cal 427 - HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - ntow big or small, we price #pan Gal CM 4312-759& (TF) BOUDOIR PHOTOGRAPHY - � got fo► the � Memories have gone �Y poison- POarait and glamour as ' Ism' �weemw Photo makeover$ b Its now one year, available. Book now fon ODMM CW. AN types d moons. Since Dad patted away Christmas, 4204111M,11 -122111121i (a1 Carl or Jars. 427-2M. In loving memory of a 710 Births 710 Births IT'S A BOY! SNOW, Walter It Gall (nee Duthie) are thrilled to anrlounice tits birth of their first child, Kevin Cameron, on Sunday, Nov. 8192 at 1:56 p.m., weighing in at a healthy 7 lbs., 11 oz. Second Grandson for Chuck d Shirley Snow of Frankford, first Grandson for Gina b Noonan Duthie of Ajax, and first Great -Grandson for Mary b George Clarke of Ajax, and Great Grandson for Rebecca Dulhie of Scotland. M�arty thanks4 to ft e)tedW NurSirtli Stott at AP.G.H. rl4 lfnnlrllrliiirlri „ PICKERING 831-7004 DURHAM tlrye a wolk-a ishigi guaranteed, 20 years mxperience. Call 6a6.2*90. NTEFWM and eatlorior pa4ttig. Good pry, good work. For Into PAOFES81pNAL Companions; Two men with trucks -THE ostlmtshs• Mal, 578-6553. sperm man, MOVER$ will do as types a A fervent wish, our dad's own hand, His life earnest, his actions kind, A willing hand, and active mind, Anxious to please, bath to offend, A loving father, a faithful friend. Sadly missed by Daughters and Families Barbera and John, Marilyn and Leo, Joan HEART MATES Discreet inUodictions for singles. 754-4135 man seeks betWiA bright alio 1wonlatt, mid 3o's to mid 40's for possible permanent witter 0-4 photo N poosble to Oslaeen This WNK File 85079, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa• Ont. L1H 71.5. ilk:.= none. Very oortpstkkv. girt us a call. Pett, 576.9533. (111592) P Services MAGICIAN, clown, friends. Ready to entertain to any ape, any occassion. Birthdays, 8romotions, openings, Yard fundraisers, Magic town we fun! Latum Fisk. 830.7057 or Maintenance 7264334. (TF) RABBIT wants work doing PYE'S Property Maknaytnoe - mook; for children's partes and fall clean up. Leaf raking, as occasions, have my own tavestrough cleaning, 10% mtagician. Cal Emil, 6664932. senior discount. 427.8796. Palming! and Mallpapering. One room or ttrltole house, guaranteed lowest rales. No Job's loo small . Oual' Workmanis 430.2595. ((TTFALL -mRENERBER HONESTY, INTEGRITY, PRICE AND PEOPLE �7,trSELL CARSIff "BUY FROM THE BIGGEST 'CAUSE - y,,�WE'RE THE BEST! We want your service business, it you buy for price and do not live dose to our location, rernernber you can service your' Chrysler *Nde close to your horne. VILLAGE PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER, NORTH AJAX THE NEMADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13,1!!2 -PACE 27 0 SOON! >>��/ VILLAGE PLYMOUTH CHFWSLER ... BIGGEST NEW CAR SALE EVER BRAND NEW'W -BRAND NEW MERL" _ _3 SUNDANCE g3 COLT `109488 ✓'91324 ALLNEW Incl.: auto., Ps., p.b., air, GPWAD ,i,- GN -750 REBATE ko 'ROW AWM, light pa&age, tinted FORM �-750 REBATE IF glass, delay wipers, plus much $95 APP. STK. #8M APP. more. S&. 099. 738 A574 1992 1/2 LTD FEDITiON BRAND NEW DAYTONA IROC RT VOYAGER MAGIC WAGON ■ Y03 x21,80616,377 Incl.: 2.2 DOHC 16 Valve Dodge lntercooWd Tuft 111, -750* am lrcl.: auto., V-6, air, 7 -pass., -750* GW� air, p.w., p.d.. p. seat, disc *' roof rack, plus much more. EBATE%@C� F player. AM/FM cass, plus 4". S*. ATW52. A", much more. Stk. 007615. '21,056 1 05627rF f -88 DAKOTA - 8 FT. BOX S_ p b., automatic, raw step btrW plus much Salw" of factory warranty available. Stk SHADOW m or! 0 0 p TW S 9 b aianl 2 2 a m0 or:. 17 *A7 L a "ujo, SIL �03W%5.4 cyl., auto., p.s., pl., cloth bucket, console. air . 4 speaker Y. cmftmft 4 speaker sysim, sift mouldings, Wi PKkap MM. *ALE*9j899 OR ONLY $=111.88 PIER MONTH '90 DAKOTA SPORT CONVERTIBLE 191 DODGE SHADOW ES CONVERTIBLE '90 SUNDANCE ]k*4 PICK-UP LOADED 2 5L Ubc, aut. p s, p.b, p w, p. sat, p door loft, Wt crLise. 3.9 I. V6,4 Speed, aulo, p s. p b, p.w., p V_ tilt cruse. AL" air wd". drw w baq AWFM cassoft. *mwwm mmob '-kid- Auto. P S. p b_ aw, qk'PM. budaft. Jelay wgws, one cassette. cloth buckets, ommois, FLW.L radials, raly whesis, & rrXX@ Balance of bcWy wzm* available. ow only 44.5% min Saimm of tactq warrarof am4oe custom strtprg package & more. Balance of tacbry warr" S& #A79W26A1 available. S*. OW02M I I PRICED TO SELL PRICED TO SELL '89 PONTIIAC 6000 LE WAGON 191 '89 LE BARON GTC CONVERTIBLE � 11 .,.% CARAVAN S.k*-_ 1:2n 04 . . . . . . 3.31 VK,1 speed Mo., PA, il.b., It cruise, AWFM CaSS., R Turbo, aura., P.S., P.b.. p.K, pd.L. pL soma, p. nwa laalher 6 co-, p.s_ p.b.. Ot crum, split $ads, air cond., AWFM POL. P. 111011011 f0d rade, air cord. & mom I omm. = A=inm who* & much more. Sde orjy 3s,000 min. b*iv N SIL "Sh� P. to lit, cruise, air, AWFM ores. wM Muslim an. SALE 4 4j9W w ft* rack, OA nich reow Orlly 41 AAO miles. Slk. #T7@= I "My F AN .4 It& " IML sterlfaf lm 70 wim LEM 11111111101111111011 ULUMOMSill MA1111=1 ..- A_ THEY'VE GOT TO GO NOW! SERVICE OPEN ALL DURHAM'S LARGEST CHRYSLER DEALER See the Chrysler Experts for Best Selection, Best Service. DAY SATURDAY NO. 11 CHRYSLER DEALER GETS BETTER AND EVERY NIGHT 1E WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED Special.14-r%-ices Offered PLYMOUTH LTD. C."'. mAGECHRYSLERAJAX 3 VOOD AVENUE (North of 401), AJAX 683-5358 f®r SOON! >>��/ VILLAGE PLYMOUTH CHFWSLER ... BIGGEST NEW CAR SALE EVER BRAND NEW'W -BRAND NEW MERL" _ _3 SUNDANCE g3 COLT `109488 ✓'91324 ALLNEW Incl.: auto., Ps., p.b., air, GPWAD ,i,- GN -750 REBATE ko 'ROW AWM, light pa&age, tinted FORM �-750 REBATE IF glass, delay wipers, plus much $95 APP. STK. #8M APP. more. S&. 099. 738 A574 1992 1/2 LTD FEDITiON BRAND NEW DAYTONA IROC RT VOYAGER MAGIC WAGON ■ Y03 x21,80616,377 Incl.: 2.2 DOHC 16 Valve Dodge lntercooWd Tuft 111, -750* am lrcl.: auto., V-6, air, 7 -pass., -750* GW� air, p.w., p.d.. p. seat, disc *' roof rack, plus much more. EBATE%@C� F player. AM/FM cass, plus 4". S*. ATW52. A", much more. Stk. 007615. '21,056 1 05627rF f -88 DAKOTA - 8 FT. BOX S_ p b., automatic, raw step btrW plus much Salw" of factory warranty available. Stk SHADOW m or! 0 0 p TW S 9 b aianl 2 2 a m0 or:. 17 *A7 L a "ujo, SIL �03W%5.4 cyl., auto., p.s., pl., cloth bucket, console. air . 4 speaker Y. cmftmft 4 speaker sysim, sift mouldings, Wi PKkap MM. *ALE*9j899 OR ONLY $=111.88 PIER MONTH '90 DAKOTA SPORT CONVERTIBLE 191 DODGE SHADOW ES CONVERTIBLE '90 SUNDANCE ]k*4 PICK-UP LOADED 2 5L Ubc, aut. p s, p.b, p w, p. sat, p door loft, Wt crLise. 3.9 I. V6,4 Speed, aulo, p s. p b, p.w., p V_ tilt cruse. AL" air wd". drw w baq AWFM cassoft. *mwwm mmob '-kid- Auto. P S. p b_ aw, qk'PM. budaft. Jelay wgws, one cassette. cloth buckets, ommois, FLW.L radials, raly whesis, & rrXX@ Balance of bcWy wzm* available. ow only 44.5% min Saimm of tactq warrarof am4oe custom strtprg package & more. Balance of tacbry warr" S& #A79W26A1 available. S*. OW02M I I PRICED TO SELL PRICED TO SELL '89 PONTIIAC 6000 LE WAGON 191 '89 LE BARON GTC CONVERTIBLE � 11 .,.% CARAVAN S.k*-_ 1:2n 04 . . . . . . 3.31 VK,1 speed Mo., PA, il.b., It cruise, AWFM CaSS., R Turbo, aura., P.S., P.b.. p.K, pd.L. pL soma, p. nwa laalher 6 co-, p.s_ p.b.. Ot crum, split $ads, air cond., AWFM POL. P. 111011011 f0d rade, air cord. & mom I omm. = A=inm who* & much more. Sde orjy 3s,000 min. b*iv N SIL "Sh� P. to lit, cruise, air, AWFM ores. wM Muslim an. SALE 4 4j9W w ft* rack, OA nich reow Orlly 41 AAO miles. Slk. #T7@= I "My F AN .4 It& " IML sterlfaf lm 70 wim LEM 11111111101111111011 ULUMOMSill MA1111=1 ..- A_ THEY'VE GOT TO GO NOW! SERVICE OPEN ALL DURHAM'S LARGEST CHRYSLER DEALER See the Chrysler Experts for Best Selection, Best Service. DAY SATURDAY NO. 11 CHRYSLER DEALER GETS BETTER AND EVERY NIGHT 1E WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED Special.14-r%-ices Offered PLYMOUTH LTD. C."'. mAGECHRYSLERAJAX 3 VOOD AVENUE (North of 401), AJAX 683-5358 i� PAGE 2iTHE NLWS ADVERTS= RRWAV, NOVEMBER 1,1,1!!2 SEARS SUPER SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ow- �pE~ gowmw v0 .10 00W NOpN 5 HURRY IN FOR THESE GREAT ❑ ONLY 599EXTRA 30%OFFEACH ❑ : TME ALREADY REDUal) PRICES 50 150 OFF ❑ $30-200 OFI Boys twill ms; Ririe knit CML WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR,ALL REG. -PRICED SOFAS tops and " Pam fix' DRESSES, SLEEPWEAR, Contemporary, colonial, traditional, 25 SELECTED COLOR TV CXMRVAAR, FASHION motion and leather styles in assorted E9• $72 off 21' color stereo N ❑ ONLY 24" •578814912 Reg.489.99 H JEWEUtY AND ACCESSORESI colors and fabrics. Matching pieces S39 Now ........... Girls' 4-6x wieder coat; UPMO� CI- JV.tJWMES•, tMA� also on sale. .................., . ❑ 3-PC.SET 77" Girls' 31w- snowsuit. Coot, vest, and snowponts. Sizes 7-14. EACH 191%�a-W $10-30 off warren's skis_ es. Selection varies by store. 1130-50'X. OFF Women's selected oo-oo ollih s. Lots to choose, priced b clearl ❑ 50'X. OFF Women's selected bros. Reg. 8.99-38.99 ..........4.49-18.99 ❑ 40'X. OFF 5411111112 011 VJL t wit. dt.ss«. 6-16. Reg. $60 .......................W" DFALS.1 010- ZS% OFF All skates including hockey and figure skates. Sko*, not o.o.k.bl. n all .lo. 4 C1 ❑ 40•X. OFF Men's selected Blows. Stock up for Winter of low pricesl ❑ 10" EACH Men's broadclothpo jongs, Sizes S,M,L. ❑ SAVE $90 8144' KariaW amVia lnd mils saw. #2&46o.a46o. Reg. 229.99..139.99 f ❑ $40 OFF 7' buffw/poEishar. --V- lmv%affuum� -. wws Paws. Reg. 89 .. .99. Each .......... .....49.99 SALE PRICES IN EFFECT SAX, NOV. 141rH AND SUN., NOV. 1 STH, 1992, UNLESS OTMNW SE STATED, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. NO PAYMENTS UNTIL MARCH ON APPROVED CREDIT SOME RESTRKT10N5 APPLY. FULL DETAILS IN STORE Offer applies to any single item of $200 or more in our Furniture, Major Appliances, Home Electronics, Floor Fashion and Custom Window Coverings Departments. THIS OFFER DOES NOT INCLUDE LIQUIDATION ITEMS IN CLEARANCE CENTRES. lY �) i your money's wodli... and more VISIT SEARS PICKERING I UWN CENTRE PHONE 420-8000. WERE 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.