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Home My WebLink AboutNA1992_11_15GIVE THE GIFT OF GOLF Weekday Memberships from $110'per year Full Season 1 7 days from $500 per year 683-3210 Annandale Country Club P.O. Box 91 AJAX L1 S 3C2 No Green Fos Payable PAPA LUIGIS PIZZA 839-6677 2 medium pizzas 3 Toppings �i 1 3.9 9 + tax Sunday, Nov. 15, 1992 20 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 37,000 510 + 40 GST = 55 cents Vol. 111 No. 46 lj�oau r�� # BUY A BURGER TO FIGHT DIABETES: Harvey's outlets ti ill be raising funds i'or the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation Wednesday through s burger sales. For every burger I sold on Nov. 18, SI will be donated to the J DF. Last year, Harvey's outlets in the Metro Toronto area collectively raised 546,000. There is a Harvey's restaurant at 171-; LiverJxx>I Rd.. Pickering, and at 1 _5 West- ` ncy Rd. N.. t A a t J' 1 She's still he champ :a-, age 14 Regular features L.etuers... _._.._».....6 i�irboard......».................11 FAUrbtornent.........._-13 14 16 WE RECYCLE Unl*ted your nee shelp AJAX-PICKERING - Set -vices to thousands of needy people are in director Peter Beatteay. "it could be a neighbor, someone in your house, jeopardy as the United Wav of Ajax -Pickering struggles to reach its at work, at church." fund-raising goal. "There arc .35.()(X) -plus Nople who need your help," says executive See YOU'LL... Page 3 Blade runners Amber Knabl, 2 1/2, gets some help from mom Darlene while skating at the Pickering Village Arena. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Protest over gun reports Cops won't ticket minor violators By NORMAN NELSON Durham Staff DURHAM - Durham cops are changing tactics in their continuing protest against the provincial govemment. They've decided to put the caps back on, and to instead hit the province where it hurts the most — in the pocketbook. Constable Dale Allan, president of the Durham Regional Police Association, says cops are being urged to use "utmost discretion" in issuing tickets for speeding and other minor provincial Traffic Act offences to protest proposed new rules on use of force. Chief Trevor McCagheny, concedes cops do have the right to use discretion. He says he'll take no immediate action other than to moni- tor it to make "absolute certain" public safety is not threat- ened. The chief says he's been reassured by the association that police are "also concerned about public safety." Association president Dale Allan confirmed Thursday that flagrant violators would still meet with the full force of the law. See COPS ... Page 5 Brock dump problems cited by residents' group PICKERING - Claims of "unacceptable conditions" at the Brock West dump in Pickering will be announced at Queen's Paris Monday. Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environment has called a press conference for Nov. 16 to disclose findings by University of Toronto profes- sors hired by PACT. The gawp says it will "be chal- lenging Metro Toronto", owner of the landfill, "to account for the present unacceptable conditions at the dump site." PACT chairman Lloyd Thomas refused to reveal the `unacceptable conditions" prior to the press confer- ence. "We just can't. It's probably one of PACT's biggest announcements. Too many people are involved." The names of the university professors are also being withheld until the conference, but "they are very credible", Mr. Thomas assures. At press time Friday, Metro chairman Alan Tonks could not be reached for comment on PAC -T's impend- ing challenge. _ GuonW rneons results -- Advertise in Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser (683-5110) and Oshawa -Whitby This Week (579-4400).114.000 pressrun every Sunday RIRi MIDWEEK PUPPET FESTIVAL Ever Tbesday, Wednesda & Thursday until December 24rFicl rT,IC,.N%C,NI,E t,a (. r , � 11 a.m. • 2 p.m. • 5 p.m. • 7 p.m. NOW OPEN 'TIL 9:00 F.M. EVERY SATURDAY! "" 4 PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15,192 1 !JCI 4 -,1 521 40 �REE SOW BRUSH WITH ANY OF HESE SPECIAL VEHICLE MAINTENANCE INSPECTION . TUNEmUP SPECIAL INCLUD S LUBE ' OIL* E��, :INCLUDES: SPARK B ESS SAVE SPECIAL : PLUGS ■ • STEERING w INSPECTING ALL THE FOLLOWING: ■• EXHAUST ■ • CAP AND ROTOR 95 0 • FLUD LEVELS Rsoxes . 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Ontario LIS 7K8 Telephone: (416) 686-0606 Official receipts will he issued (f) omtnbuton ("r SWO) Under SK)00 nn request FROM PAGE 1 the United Way are Free From _1 The United Way, which pro- Fear, the Head Injury Association, vides funds to 28 agencies and the Canadian National Institute �� DELIVERY SERVICE cial projects, has raised just for the Blind, and the Victorian WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS & FLYERS COMING TO �If of its goal of $1,050,000. Order of Nurses. YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER The campaign draws to a close "If we don't get the financial TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD Wednesday, Dec. 9. support we need, the agencies jus[ "We're appealing to members won't be there," Says Ms. Moss- 'FOOD TOWN (AJAX) SUN., NOV. 13192 IGqP� ) of the community to roll up their man. "They're busiest in hard NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAX/PICK.) •K MART (AJAXIPICK.) sleeves and help," says campaign chair DougWellman. times." Still, the United Way remains y 'A&P (PICK) LOBLAWS (AJAX/PICK.) 'CANADIAN TIRE {PICK.) M&M MEATS (AJAX/PICK.) "We realize we're in reces- optimistic. "We know the poten- CHERNEY'S (AJAX/PICK.) MIRACLE FOOD MART (AJAX/PICK.) *CONSUMERS DISTRIBUTING 'MOTO PHOTO (AJAX/PICK.) sionary times," adds co-chair tial for giving exists in the com- (AJAX/PICK.) 'SAVA-CENTRE(PICK.; Gale Mossman. "The initial munity," says Mr. Beatteay. "A 'DEAR BORN BABY FURNISHING *SEARS (AJAX)PICK.) (PICK. *SEARS response was good. But some lot of people out [here are still i (AJAX/PICK.) DOMINION (AJAXIPICK , THE BAY (PICK; business campaigns started late unaware of the need." FOOD CITY iAJAX; 'THE BAY PICK, _ SUNDAY'S CARRIER OF THE WEEK IS and there is a genuine concern Residents are being asked to • Delivered to sraiedod households ony WEALa CULLEN PICK , SHAWN HOLNESS we won't reach our goal." send In the accompanying form Shaw- enjoys read meg. o+ay'rg a -ding hs bike Donations don't have to be with a donation or to fill out an _ Shawr ecefved McDonaids coupons complimerts o` large, members of the fund-rais- employee deduction form at For guaranteed same day delivery News Advertiser Congratoianors Srawn on ceirg our Sunday Garner of the Weex ing committee stress. "If more work. people gave a little bit, rather than depending on a few to give For information on how you can help the United Way, call F`j �d ot, we'd make it,- says 696-0606.�.�SI urham Board of Education chair Louise Farr, who's in charge of raising money at public schools. "Education has heard the chal- lenge and has increased their par- ticipation over last year," she notes. '"Teachers see the need for services at their classroom doors every day." Spirit Days in support of the United Way have featured fun events which may encourage Stu- dents to wear a hat or dress down for the day if they donate to the &ool's pot of gold. At the same time, the events have taught youngsters about the United Way. "Some students are direct recipients of our services but areChris not aware of how they are fund- tM at best'. ed," notes Mrs. Farr. ' Among the neighborly help agencies which receive funding from the United Way are Big Brothers, Big Sisters, the Barbara Black Youth Centre and St. John Ambulance. It also funds a num- ber crisis services, including the Distress Centre and Denise D MIDWEEK PUPPET FESTIVAL House. Counselling agencies which receive funds brought in by the Every Tuesday. ULnited Way include Credit lling, the John Howard Wednesday and Thursday Society Health. Among ft special, need ser - November 17 - December 24 vices which receive money from m • m 11 am • 2 p p 5 • ? m p Women's centre need pondered Three (3) great shows. � �.. ' ? Winter Wonderland DURHAM -Does the region � need a women's n will That question will be eltam- • Christmas Spell • Christmas Presents inted at a public form to be held by the region's women's support Sears Court centre committee. Interested mat of all ages are invited to mare their views on the issue. The forum will be held Mon- day, Nov. 23 from 7 to 9 p.m. at • • the Michael Starr Building, 33 King St. W., Oshawa. Refresh- ments will be served from 6:30 to 7 p.m. Infants are welcome. CHRIS AS AT IT'S BEST! For more information, call 571-3151 or 686-8604. PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUKDAX NOVDCBER 1S, 1"2 HOW TOI-��- � ��-� � ....SLAY.. � 0J SYSTEM ATI CALLY...WITH UNLIMITED..., NUMBER COMBINATIONS,., TO GET THF WINNING NUMBERS IN YOUR TICK' of 5 Tto NI Lo N �5 ARS" 9 ..AND .:...1t tAoe 10. 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But Chief McCagherty, who chairs the training committee for the Ontario Associa- tion of Chiefs of Police, "can't see a training application. "I've never been approached as to what to do with the (use -of -force reports)." While agreeing with "full accountability for pointing a firearm", the chief doesn't agree cops are "needlessly and irresponsibly drawing handguns." He sees the reports his officers are now filling out as having "one purpose and one purpose only — to dissuade an officer from drawing a handgun." And that's why all the fuss is being made over a seemingly minor issue, he explains. Police think "this regulation is meant to dis- suade them from taking proper safety mea- sures on the streets." ...AJAX - An Ajax fattier of three has: been appointed by the separate school board to fill a post left open by the res- ignation of a trustee. William Fawcett will represent' Ajax on the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board's English language section. 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Tx 5'-'129.** WHILE QUANTmES LAST WHILE QUANTITIES LAST AUTHORIZED DEALER OF CROWLEY, CORONET, RICHMOND, HARDING, PEERLESS, BARRYMORE, QUEEN CARPET & PARAGON Plus every carpet mill in North America -,I W -, _ .IMITED ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ♦y •• TIME ' c� THE TOTAI 114 KE NEDY RD. S. MOROUGH 752-3022 BRAMPTON 796-6971 a�r.ar�—�w......«+r..� r r r...err...w+....err..�r•r+..r.w��...�«..w.w..�...+.w+..nw.w •�•..�.�w��w.w.a�rAsv w w�•.+y.•-rr...�. •�-rr•�r� r r r .• •.� •.r r+�.�r 2 PAGE FTHE NEWS ADVENMER SUNDAY, NovEMBER 15, IM Opinion Everyone W s a loser Ontario businesses have had their hands tied, their legs shackled and their mouths taped shut. They've lost one of the most important battles ever waged in the his- tory of business in Ontario. They are now second in command. Their employees have more power than they do, their government tells them how to run their busi- ness. Ontario's new labor legislation, passed last week, is a blow to Ontario business owners. And, when Ontario struggles, the whole coun- try feels its pain. The NDP put on its earplugs and paid back its favor to the unions for giving it power of the province in the last election. The government ignored pleas by businesses throughout the province not to pass the law. The businesses launched mail campaigns, radio, television and newspaper campaigns and one by one Chambers of Com- merce and other business representatives appeared before a committee to discuss their concerns about Bill 40. The-, were accused by the government of fearmongering. They were accused of spreading false information. So it came down to whose word was more reliable: government or business. The government chose itself. The businesses lost. Now, everyone will lose. The province will lose tax revenue from businesses that pick up and leave a socialist province, workers will lose their jobs when small business can't function under union dictatorship and if there's one small consolation, Bob Rae will lose his premier title in the next election because Ontarians have learned their lesson -- the hard way. The heartbeat of the country went for chant/ in the last election. Its residents wanted something different. They could soon see that difference -- in the form of a radical depar- ture out of the province by business owners. Editor I s mail ntader appauea Immediate health assessment makes sense To the editor, I am writing in response to an article which appeared in the Oct. 16 issue. The Scarborough Board of Education is asking Federal Minis- ters of Employment and Immigra- tion to bring forward new legisla- tion to ensure that all refugees undergo a complete medical assessment immediately upon arrival. As the policy stands now, these refugees are tested within 60 days of their arrival_ Some of these refugees are attending school before undergoing this medical assessment and are posing a health threat to our children. I am appalled at MP Rene Soetens' response to this issue. He is criticizing school boards getting involved in health issues. I don't believe the Scarborough board would have proposed this change The end of a legend To the editor, in the business she was often present with her hus- It is the end of a legend and it was with a deep band and was a great favorite with the patrons and sense of regret that I learned today that Penny- took a personal interest in the life and welfare of the worth's Department Store has undergone a change many young employees. of ownership. Their son Les served a long apprenticeship in the Starting in the '40s Jack Bluestien and his family trade working for many years for prominent Toron- in their Pennyworth's store have served Ajax to department stores before taking over the local through the years. This they did first from their store management. in Oshawa and then from their present store in Ajax. Through the years I personally often wondered if During each of these six decades they advertised m some level of our government perhaps subsidized the pages of the News Advertiser, the operation for it seemed the only place locally This year Jack suffered a heart attack which has where people without previous experience could get kept him at home and his presence was missed a job and acquire the necessary expertise to move although son Les was always on hand to continue to on to bigger things. dispense their own special kind of personalized ser- I am sure the new owners will do a crackerjack vice. job and I wish them all the best of luck, but a sense When the original Ajax Legion building burnt of nostalgia and a feeling of real sorrow causes me down in the '50s, Jack purchased the site and erect- to think of the days that were and are no more. ed the present building. Lou Dickson, Although Mrs. Bluestien never actually worked Ajax Hews Advertiser of the Nkam Adver' Nsw Is plolecled by A Metroland Community Newspaper copyright hotrized use Without Written cow sent Is prohibited. Timothy John Whittaker The r►« th:bft to classify or refuse Publisher any odvertbenwnf at his discretion. JOANNE BURGHARDT- Ed w -n -Chief GREG MATES - MarlogN Edtor HUGH NICHOLSON - AdveM*V Ma BRUCE DMFORD - Retai Sales ABE FAKHOl1RIE - Disfflx tion Manager NEWSROOM -"3-6110 OISIWNn10N - 6813-6117 RETAIL ADVERIUM - 665.6110 aASSI- 7984672 FAX - 685-7365 NATIONAL ADVERFIUNC SALES 195-1500 REAL ESTAIE ! AUTOMOTIVE ADVEMISM - 7W7672 in legislation if they didn't have a legitimate concern. Mr. Soetens stated that "it's like an MP getting involved in the hiring process of janitorial staff at schools." I didn't realize there was such a hierarchy as far as politicians go. May we remind you, Mr. Soetens, that you are a representative of the people. Your job is to get involved, that's why you have a seat in the House. It only makes sense to me that we want to curb any unwanted disease when it arrives in the country, immediately, not give it 60 days to spread itself around. These people are lucky to have refugee status in this country. Whether they have a contagious disease or not, they should be pro- nounced medically fit from the onset of their arrival and certainly prior to enrolling in our school programs. Our citizens come first and should be protected. My guess would be that the taxpayers are footing the bill for these medical assessments, so shouldn't we have a say in how our tax dollars are spent? What did it cost the taxpayers to test the entire population of two Scarbor- ough schools for tuberculosis after the children of a refugee family were found to be infected? How 604 R IPP, -N A'I'll AR0 1991 did the government compensate the parents of these children for the fright and worry they experi* enced? For these parents, there will always be a fear that it may happen again. I am a citizen of this country and before my children can start school I have to provide docu- mentation stating that they have been properly immunized. Open your ears and your mind Mr. Soetens and listen to what the people are telling you. There is obviously a problem now, that's why this issue has been raised. This could become a serious prob- lem and I for one would not hesi- tate to pull my children out of the school system if I felt this heath threat was serious enough. Also, consider the fact that most working mothers work har# at keeping their families healthy. We would hate to join the ranks of the unemployed because of the increased time off work to look after our sick children. So, Mr. Soetens, would you be so kind as to point us in the right direction. Enlighten us with your Political know-how as to how we can seriously address this issue. 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Mao &ZOU" n rota In Ca x dO: 1 year. s70 per ersllon M .4 .Altona Forest school delayed by province PICKERING - A decision on a school proposed in the Altona Forest can't be rushed, the Ontario Munici- pal Board says. The OMB, responsible for hearing appeals on con- tentious planning matters, has refused a request to con- sider a school site separately from other development applications in the forest. The news has prompted Pick- ering mayor Wayne Arthurs to send "a strong message of disappointment" to the OMB on behalf of council. The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board is in dire need of a new school in the area, mayor Arthurs pointed out to councillors Mon- day. He predicted the OMB's decision could mean the board will "wait another two or three years" for a Non-profithou PICKERING - Dozens of con- cerned residents fear a proposed non-profit housing project will disturb area wildlife and create traffic chaos. "Lots of Pickering is mostly just houses and buildings stuck together and this is bad," Wendy Tourout, 17, wrote in opposition to an eight -storey building pro- posed beside the Bay Ridges Plaza on the south side of Bayly St. between Liverpool Rd. and St. Council opens'' tback- PICKERING - Commit- tee -room meetings held prior to Monday night council ses- sions will now be open to the public, mayor Wayne Arthurs has decided. "There's no real need for the press or public to be there; there's nothing to be gained by it, but if there's questions of back -room deals, we might as well open the door," the mayor says. "If the public or press want to come, they're not going to learn anything." The 7 p.m. meetings deal With administrative items that are reflected in either the minutes or in subsequent motions brought forward in chambers, says mayor Arthurs. "We usually sit around the table and look at each other rather than make speeches." It's not intended that council deal with agenda items in the committee room, he adds. But during council's Nov. 2 meeting, councillor Kip Van Kempen complained that votes have "mysterious- ly changed from one meet- ing to another" and asked that recorded votes be allowed at all meetings where a quorum is present. Council has yet to vote on a revised bylaw to implement his request. school. Grant Andrews, the school board's associate direc- tor, says the OMB decision "is one of great con- cern ... we needed the school yesterday." How much longer the new school will be delayed, says Mr. Andrews, can't be predicted and will depend on the OMB. In a letter to solicitors for Bramalea Ltd., which owns most of the forest land and wants to build a sub- division on the site, the OMB said the school and other planning matters regarding the forest should be decided on together, and once all paperwork has been received "the board will schedule these matters promptly, given the lengthy history of the case." ''' sing Martin's Dr. "When I look out my window i want to see wildlife, not a pile of bricks," the Radom St. resident added. The Douglas Ravine lies to the cast of the proposed 88 -unit apart- ment building, while a condomini- um apartment and townhouse development lies to the south. The Canadian National Railway (CNR) rail corridor and Hwy. 401 lie across Bayly St. to the north. Access to the apartment build- ing, which would contain a mix of one, two and three-bedroom units, would be through the plaza park- ing lot. While a number of residents believe the volume of traffic in that area is already tcx> high, "this type of project has low trallic characteristics.- council .%as assured recently by the project proponent during a public infor- mation meeting. The land, owned by Benotor Investment Ltd., would be sold to Arcon Non -Profit Housing Corpo- ration if the project is approved. Three ratepayer associations have taken a stand against the pro- posal. More than 30 area residents have submitted individual letters voicing strong opposition to the project, while more than 75 signed a form letter against the plan. The proposal has received posi- tive response from the ministry of natural resources, the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation and Authority, as well as Durham Region, the Durham Board of rducauon, GO Transit and CN'R. Council w:ll cun,idcr the pro - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IS, IM -PAGE? 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Trees toppled, out but wind storm not too serious AJAX-PICKERING - Power was knocked out, trees were top- pled and windows broken during Thursday night's wind storm. Gusts reaching speeds of up to 100 kilometres an hour felled trees, turned patio and balcony furniture into projectiles and knocked over curbside garbage pails, littering some streets with debris for garbage collectors doing their rounds Friday room- ing. Emergency services personnel expressed surprise the fierce winds didn't wreak more havoc than they did. There were no reports of serious injuries or severe damage. According to Durham Region- al Police Superintendent Don Martin, Ajax and Pickering sta- tions -received all kinds of minor calls" about downed wires and motion burglar alarms set off by blustering winds. Ontario Provincial Police were called to just one accident in the Durham area resulting from the storm. A car in Pon Perry was hit by a falling tree limb, resulting in minor injuries. A number of broken windows were reported to local glass repair companies. Dentists at the Goodman -Weiner office on Liv- erpool Rd. S. in Pickenng arrived at work Friday to find broken glass scattered across the parking lot. winds had wiped out the front window, made of double thermal panes. Pickering Hydro responded to calls from 10 p.m. Thursday until 10 a.m. Friday morning. "We had a bu.s� night, but nothing mayor or overwhelming." reports cus- tomer service supervisor George Armstrong. A 20 -minute power outage in the Hwy. ?-Liverpool Rd. arca is being blamed on a tree blowing into wires, Mr. Armstrong says. Trees falling on to Hydro lines and pulling down overhead wires made up the bulk of the incidents crews responded to. The Pickering fire department reported no calls of significance, but firefighters too were called out because of toppled trees. Power was knocked out to about 1.000 homes in northwest Ajax for about 30 minutes, says Ajax Hydro general manager Axel Starck. 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The national charity works to fulfill the dreams of children aged three to 19 who have a lif-e-threat- ening or terminal illness or a severe physical disability. Allyson suffers from cerebral palsy, an impairment of muscular function and weakness of the limbs_ She learned about the foun- dation through Variety Village in Scarborough, where he undergoes physical therapy three times a week. "She applied for the trip in September and asked me every day if she received a response," her mom Sheila recalls. "Finally, she stopped asking. About two weeks before she left, she found out she had been accepted-" Allyson's excitement escalated in the days before the trip and even awakened her at 3 a.m. the day of' her departure, a full hour before her alarm was set to ring. A 727 -jet, loaded with children. medical staff and volunteers, left Toronto airport around 7 a.m. In Florida, the flight was met by members of the United States navy, who accompanied the group for the day. 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E., WHITBY 725 -FISH Furnihn Dt�Ilfer� Frl,,.e O�� NOW AWA ABL AT ALL LOCATOG • 9N Mm to i1nMs 3CLw1iMM[-i PAGE 10 -THE NEWSADVEIrMZR SUNDAY, NOVEIIOER 1S, Ma, Blanche Tremblay is 90:today I -- ,� Name Dropping Hello and welcome back to Name Drop- ping, the col- umn that would like to congrat- ulate Bill Clin- ton on his presi- dential win. VVe'd also like to extend an invitation to Bill, Hillary and Chelsea to drop by and write a Name Dropping ,column. While we're waiting to hear from the J Clintons, we'll I carry on... For Blanche Tremblay, today, Nov. 15, is a special day, because she'll celebrate her 90th birthday. Wishing Blanche a happy birthday, with lots of love, are her family and friends. Her loved ones have a message for Blanche — "Be happy and healthy in all that you do, for many years are wished especially for you,"... Look out world, another driver is on the way. On Nov. 17, Dar- ryl :McInnes will turn 16, which means he'll probably head right out and get his learner's permit. Wishing Darryl a happy birthday are his Mom, Dad, brother Dwayne, Nanny, Grandma and Grandpa Clete, Grandpa, aun- tie May, uncle Bob, aunt Anna, Bobby and Ashley. "We love you," the family says... Knowing where she's going isn't a problem for Joanne Pear- son, because she knows her geog- raphy. Joanne graduated in Octo- ber from Wilfrid Laurier Univer- sity with an honors degree in Geography. She's now attending teacher's college at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay. Joanne is a Dunbarton High School grad. Wishing her all the best and congratulations are her Mom, Dad and brother Jeff.. The shouts of 'Happy Birthday Dude' were aimed at Timothy Janssen yesterday, Nov. 14. Tim- othy celebrated his ninth birthday and best wishes came from his family and friends, especially brother Adam and sister Nicole. "Have a great year Tim," every- one says... Three special young ladies have earned their All -Round Cords. Andrea ,Joseph, Marie Mountney and Desta Ostap� k. Blanche Tremblay cord in a recent cer- emony at St. Paul's Church on Kings Cres. The company leaders arc Noreen Longhurst, Mary Lea Butcher and Freda Derry... Aug. 8 is a day Michelle Maher and Dale Franklin will always remem- ber, as the couple wed that day in a ceremony at St. Margaret's -In -The - Pines Church in Scarborough. Michelle is the 7th Ajax Girl Guide All -Round Cord recipients daughter of Wendy and Dave Maher of Ajax, while Dale is the son of Peggy and the late Bernie Franklin of Scarbor- ough. Cheryl !Maher was the maid of honor, while Linda Symonds and Sandy Fujiki were the bridesmaids. Max Zarin i was the best man and ushers were Brad Brown and Charles Harvie. The couple now reside in Scarborough... Mike Smith, Dave Jarrett, Paul Jarrett, Brian Wood, Seneca Harper, John Sharples and Jason Clements have been chosen the students of the week at Harwood Secondary School for the week of Nov. 9. They set up the cafeteria for the annual Har - w ood Plastic Model Show, work- ing on Sunday in the kitchen, din- inz room and snack bar. After the show, they cleaned up the arca... That brings us to the end of another edition of Name Drop- ping. If you have an item you want mentioned, call us at 683- 5110 or write to 130 Commer- cial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2115. The deadline for submis- sions is 11 a.m. the Tuesday before publication. We're not responsible for lost or damaged photographs. Name Dropping is no longer running birth announcements. If you ha -.e a birth to announce. call the clas- sified department at 683-5110. Dale Franklin and Mjc~elle Maher Darryl McInnes all members of the 7th Ajax Girl Guide Company, received the Joanne Pearson Timothy Janssen "TEENS m PARENTS" An Evening of Discussion With Representatives of: - Durham Regional Police Drug Squad - Narcotics Anonymous Metropolitan Toronto Police - Drug Squad and Lynn M. Parr B.A., M.ED., Principal of Harwood Secondary School A/ix-PMAr�r/np A Free Seminar Presented By GYlc Ow�� QdnQ��Qp ........................ . . , . 1~nr mnro irafe%r"M %+;.%r% .,.SII A►esn �.. .% . . <,. 0 r 0 0 V TRE NEWSADVERTISgt SUNDAY, lYOVFJ1tlfQ !� 19"4AGIS v e eYour e ;A1 5curl'nal endw o gvents e Billboard Is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted In Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard Items Is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednes- day publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publica- non and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. REUNION: The Picker- ing -Ajax Newcomers Club will hold a ladies' brunch Sun.. Nov. 15 at Gallantry's Restaurant, Pickering, to help celebrate the club's 10th anniversary. All past and present members welcome. S 10 per person. 686-8829 (Claire) or 430-9711 (Trin- da). POKER TOURNEY: The United Way of Ajax -Pickering will hold a fund- raising poker tournament Sun.. Nov 15 at 12 p m. at Dona Y Miguels Restaurant, 325 Westney Rd S . Ajax $50 per person. 686-0606 (Unit- ed Way) or 686-4f468 (Jim Bozon s) TV AUCTION: The United Way of Ajax -Pickering will hold a funa-rais- ing TV auction Sun. Nov 15 from 1 to 10 P.M. on Maclean Hunter Cable 10 in Ajax and Trillium Cable 10 In Pickering. Ladies' hours are 1 to 2 and 8 to 9 p.m., men's hours from 2 to 3 and 9 to 10 p m , sports' collectibles from 3 to 4 and 7 to 8 P.m.. children's hour from 4 to 5 P.M.. general merchandise from 5 to 6 p.m. and business hour from 6 to 7 p.m. Donations accepted 686- 0606 (United Way) or 686-4727 (Mar- tin Olenroci CONCERT: The congregation and friends of St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church, 35 Church St N. Pickering Village, present a benefit, concert "for those who care" Sun , Nov 15. at 2:30 p.m Music from The Sound of Music. My Fair Lady and Fiddler On The Roof Tickets S6 for seniors and students, $8 for adults. light refreshments. For tickets. call 427-1352 (Carol) or 427-6323 (Cathy). AFRICAN MUSIC: The Zairean African Peep'e's Cno r will present an evening of African musk. Includ- ing drums and traditional instru- ments. Sun . Nov 15, 7 30 p m . at Peace Lutheran Church. 928 Liver- pool Rd S, Pickerng Freew!l offer- ing CRAFT SALE: A Clrist—as craft and g " sale w" be he:a at '26 Large Cres.. A;ax, on Sun . Nov 15. noon to 4 p m Portion of oroceeas to the Ch ldren's W sn Fo�,ndat o^ Victorian crafts, gift baskets, chil- dren's playbook, hand-knit sweaters. 427-9986. WIDOWS, WIDOWERS: Widows and widowers are invited to a social evening Sun.. Nov 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the 420 Wing, Oshawa Airport. Dancing, chit-chat, cards. new friends. 683-2045 (Ermie), 430-0130 (Forbes) or 683-3855 (Marion) EM WOMEN'S GROUP: A free women's support 16group will meet Mon . Nov 16.9 30 to 1 1 a m., in meeting room 3 of the Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd. south of Hwy 2 The group -s sponsored by COPE Babys tting available at nominal charge The group meets every Monday morn- ing 686-3248 STAMP CLUB: -ne Ajax Philatelic SoC!ety will nee: ^fon , Nov 16.730 o m . at St Berncde"e-s Par sr "a!!. Ajax. 683-0240 or 839-2068 SENIORS' DISCUS - 17 SION: The Ajax Seniors' Discussion Group will meet Tues., Nov. 17, at 9 30 a m., at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre DOWN SYNDROME: The Durham Down Syndrome Association meets Tues. Nov 17 at 7 3C p m. at Whitby Baptist Church, 411 Gilbert St Guest speaker Linda White on Sibling Workshops. All welcome 434-2856 BRIGHT CHILDREN: -^e Assn, tion of 31,g- C^ dren (ABC). Durra—. w'! hold a me-oersrip drive Wed. Nov 18. 7 3C o m .n the gymrasiurr a- Cadorackaue Pun s School. 15 Mies Dr . Ajax ENVIRONMENT: --%e Durham =rvi- ronme, rio < (DEN) mee*s Wed . Nov 8 a 130 o — a' '-e Whitby Library. 405 Dundas St. W. at Henry St. Guest speaker is Suzanne Elston, 509-3156. MANAGEMENT: The Canadian Institute of Management, Durham Region Branch, will hold a dinner meeting Wed, Nov 18. 6:30 p.m.. at the Oshawa Golf Club, 160 Alexandra St , Oshawa. Carleton MPP Norman Sterling will speak on labor !aw reform 434-7669 TRADE SHOW: The Ajax -Picker ng Board of Trade will host a-Reces- S1on Buster- rn!ni trade show Wed . Nov 18 at Swan's Marina, 590 Uver- poo Rd S , Picker ng, from 5 to 8 p m =tee adm ss:or 427-4470 EUCHRE 'he Lades' Auxiliary a' -he �oya' Ccnadian Legion, branc^ 606. w'l 1,asT euchre games Wed . Nov '8 at 8 p m at the Legion no!!, 1555 Bay y St. P ckenng S2 per per- son or S 1 50 for senors 839-299C BURGER SALE: --or every o_rge• -Harvey's out'ets Wed . Nov '8. S' well be doncted to 're .iuver, e D,aaeTes `O.nCC .or Make Koby's Choice, Your Choice For... _�] Freshness LW] pualiry Service Selection [� � Price North Osahwa a East Oshawa locations only Fresh Fresh Grade 'IN Chicken Breasts Roasting Chicken SAVE - 49 Z SAVE 9 .50 Ib. 1b. .50 Ib. Ib. Breakfast Bacon 11 Ib. Ihnit SAVE 1.00 Ib. Ff Ib. 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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1S, IM -PAGE 13 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT My Fair Lady truly a delight to watch vtsme again and the Durham group which last year won so many awards for its production of A Little Night Music is back again and hoping to repeat with this year's entry of My Fair Lady (book and lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner, music by Frederick Loewe). This perennial favorite is, of course, adapted from George Bernard Shaw's play Pygmalion. As is usual with Scarborough Music Theatre productions, there is a large Ajax and Pickering con- tingent involved. This time partic- ipating area residents are Coleen Fitzpatrick, Nancy Hall, Elspeth niSimpson, Jeremy Chadwick, Bon- e Davies. Karen -Anne Toogood and Eileen and Patrick O'Leary. I sincerely hope I have not missed anyone. If I have, apologies in advance. It really is unfortunate that, because of deadlines and short production runs, critics are fre- quently forced to review opening nights because there are always opening -night jitters for the cast and the minor technical problems that still have to ironed out. This was the case on opening night for this production. Techni- cally, the scene changes (and there are many) took far too long. The show which started at 8 p.m. did not finish until 11:30. This did include one intermission. Reliable sources now tell me that approximately 25 minutes have been knocked off the run- ning time. This has made it much re moacceptable to audiences who have given this talented troupe a standing ovation at every perfor- mance since. In fairness, the scene changes are complicated and very innova- tive and now handled with skill and dexterity by the whole com- pany other than some minor Local artisans at Country Decorating Show & Sale PICKERING - Three Pickering artisans will be plying their wares during the upcoming Country Art auction DURHAM - Tickets are still available for the Durham Region YMCA's 12th annual Gala Art Auction Friday, Nov. 20. The auction will be held at the Whitby Yacht Club, with pre- viewing at 6:30 p.m. and items going on the block at 8 p.m. Fea- tured artist will be Janice Tanton. Advance tickets are S 12 and can be ordered by calling the YMCA office at 668-6868. Tick- ets cost $15 at the door. Pardon Me Prime Minister, says Herongate Theatre PICKERING - Heirongate Barn 'Theatre is currently stag- ing Pardon P& Prime Mintsew. a play about government slapping on sin taxes and sin- ning as they dap." But "happy sinners aren't so happy about the upcoming taxes and decide to putt pres- sure on the most sensitive of the Prime Minismes buttons', according to a Herongue press release. The play is promised as "outrageously funny (and) will have you rolling in the aisles". On now, Pardon Me Prime Minister runs until Dec. 19. Prices start at $28.95 for din- ner, show and — yes — taxes. Herongate Theatre is on Altona Rd. For reservations, call 472-3085. Decorating and Collectibles Show & Sale. The show, to be held at the Markham Fairgrounds Nov. 20 to 22, will include more than 130 exhibitors offering country fur- nishings, decorating accents, accessories, crafts, Victoriana, antiques and thousands of gift ideas under $30. Participating will be Picker- ing's Linda Hoiko of The Old Toy Trunk, specializing in fabric dolls and miniature quilts; Sharon Russell of The Farmer's Daugh- ter, offering topiary, wreaths and dried flowers; and Barbara Stronach of B.J. Country Crafts, with preserved floral and grapevine arrangements. The Country Decorating and Collectibles Show & Sale will run from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday, Nov. 20 and from 10 am. to 5 p.m- Satur- day, Nov. 21 and Sunday. Nov. 22. Admission is $4 for adults and S2 for children 12 and under. Fri- day night admissions is S6_ Park- ing is free and hourly door prizes will be given away. The fairgrounds are seven kilo- metres north of Hwy. 7 on rowan Rd 1 131 5 • Personal & &aim services • Financial Jsnr"WA" Wmiawa!d�w in cwsr CALL T G SCS C.& Yi�i'l� � Y�tC1l s4 Nrltp �/�1C1�■Illi sttFt'stt< Stockman Kraft Inc. Headffice O: 3180 Ste eees Ab s. E tat M�ooirt� IM iARKK4M observations. This is my only neg- ative comment on this truly delightful show. So frequently in musicals members of the chorus are one- dimensional characters who sing and dance. Not in this case. Direc- tor Jackie Burke has made each of them fully develop a character and they have done so very success- fully. It is quite amusing to watch such a motley crew when they are cockneys and such a bunch of aristocrats in scenes such as the Ascot Gavotte and the Romanian embassy ball. The set and lighting were excellent and the costumes bright, colorful and authentic thanks to costume designer and researcher Karen -Anne Toogood of Ajax and costume coordinator Sara Phillips. The main difference between a drama or straight play as opposed to a musical is, of course, one director as opposed to artistic director, music director and chore- ographer and, unless all three work well together, there can be problems. Not in this case. They were obviously a very cohesive trio and it shows. Director Jackie Burke, musical director Anita .Moore and choreographer Coleen Lanki are to be praised for fine direction, absolutely beautiful DECORATING DREAMS yl o CORNNE SCfOL" lived"o.eowkor LIVING Root PLANNING TI'S Your living room is a place where you want to sit and relax and TALK- so a friendly atmosphere s the goal. Even a formal living room should be cwbrtable. cosy and class enough to provoke real conversation. Your amessones are personal choices that inspireinterest. Here are some simple tips to assist you in designing the RIGHT layout for you and your �: 1. Arrarip furniture to aeiuM spaces 2 If you hors a maroa atabish a local point and d harp artwork low and closely bgIdlI b actablah neral unite. ws a ftWoARE wpxi Ind New choral clwtu fabrics arc idssl r p mk, swops or bWbonsl etis Thtekeahe * an be dekiprhed so iter 111W do not Mock to fight 4. Create a freip of 1NARYiH and :hiahwi by p ftq SOWS sway from the walk and kettirp A up around the Cuba table - ft is much shore condtnine b semb and wowW & ye a sklerrhkrht - ihtodree dotterel; ridw cobs. et ta & Trables as deploy pieces - lorpnt, foil and an inskrektirp rmp ai m p loot dharmirp 7. bloc smNer iNms With wasr es onfor irhteron' It scads irmrbv No" v#M soh, omit toss aahionk. ViirA the Piclre u Chesterfield Factory for culom dekprhed uphoktery to it your wow SW For your person= mini-corsultation ($%) or yow conhplela deooralrp corsuMdm moo). cell C aims at 888~9" INTERIOR DECORATING SBINARS: Thos., Nov 19 & K 7-9 p;m. StencOS (=30) Wed., Nov. 18, 7-9 pm. For information and repktmion Cal 68s -9s bdav! musical interpretations and amaz- ing dance numbers. I have had the pleasure of act- ing on stage with Paul Fraincies (Professor Henry Higgins). This actor is multi -talented and, in spite of a sore throat, gave an award- winning performance in this his first musical. One could hear a pin drop as he sang I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face. I was enchanted by Heather Lea -Brown as Eliza Doolitte. She has a wonderful voice and great acting ability. Her renditions of Show Me and I Could Have Danced All Night garnered well- deserved applause. Congratulations also to Ben Gans as Alfred P. Doolitte, Lee Davis as Col. Pickering, Greg Ellard as Freddy Eynsford-Hill, Eileen O'Leary as housekeeper Mrs. Pearce and to the regal Mar- garet McLafferty as Mrs. Higgins. It would be nice to be able to mention all cast members as this was truly an ensemble cast but, since this is not possible, congrat- ulations one and all and good luck in the festival. ld I woualso be very remiss if I did not congratulate Margaret Hawkins and Art Scrannage, co - producers of the show. My Fair Lady continues Sun- day, Nov. 15, at 2 p.m. and Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 19, 20, 21 at 8 p.m. Scarborough Village Theatre is on the northeast corner of Markham Rd. and Kingston Rd. The box office number is 396- 4049. Festival deadline extended AJAX-P!CKERING - The deadline for musicians to enter the Pick- ering -Metro East Music Festival has been extended until Monday, Nov. 30. The previously -announced deadline was Nov. 15. The festival itself will be held to late February and early March - For entry information, call 831-5045. OPEN SUNDAYS 10:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. �� Sunday Special Bacon & Eggs $1.99 SUN., MON., TUES., WED. $ gg 12 TWO CAN EAT FOR Dinner Choices: Flet of Sole, Baby Beef Liver, Wnced Sirloin Steak, Lasagna, Spaghetti, Fish & Chips, Steak on a Kaiser. PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 839-2507 PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVEWMER SUNDAY, NOVEMMER 15, 1992 Sports Angela Graham in a class by herself Dunbarton athlete still number one in cross-country in province By AL R1VETT Sports Reporter PICKERING - Dunbarton High School's Angela Graham is once again in a class by herself. The Grade 12 student raced against more than 200 of the province's fastest teenagers at the Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Association (OFSAA) Cross -Country Championships at the Heart Lakc Conservation Area near Brampton last Saturday. Ranked third in the senior girls' division in the province prior to the race, Graham left little doubt about her ranking at the end of the 53 -kilometre event — she was number one. She crossed the finish line in a time of 19 minutes and 44 second, 22 seconds ahead of her nearest rival Christena Sullivan of Water- loo, who was ranked number -one going into the meet. The OFSAA win represents back-to-back cross-country cham- pionships for Graham, who won the junior girls' provincial title in 1991. Such a repeat is rare in high school athletics. Graham admits she was sur- prised to win the event, after a light training schedule in cross- country leading up to the provin- cial meet. LOEB Glendale 'AAA' novices unbeaten in last six contests AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax -Pickering LOEB Glendale major novice Raiders hockey team extended its unbeaten string to six games with a win and a tic in its last two games. The Raiders played to a 2-2 tie against Markham and trounced the Central Ontario Wolves 10-0. Against second -place Markham, the Raiders twice came from behind to eventually earn the draw. Michael Calnan scored the first Raiders goal, tipping in a Ryan Morgan shot from the point. Andrew Hopkins scored the second Raiders goal, deflecting a Michael Perulli shot. AAA Ajax -Pickering demonstrated a well-balanced offence against Central as they outshot the MIDET6 Wolves 38-1. Adam Grayer and Jonathan Walsh each scored twice to lead the Raiders over the Wolves. Single markers went to Rocky Ruta, Tyler McGregor, Perulli, Hopkins, Dennis Colterman and Michael Carroll. Picking up assists were Ruta with two and singles to McGregor, Walsh, Mark Rogers, Hopkins, Calnan, Kevin Rogers, Scott Robinson and Sean Kostka. Brent Arscott picked up the shutout in goal. Ajax ringette juniors blank Richmond Hill .AJAX - The Ajax Home Hardware junior 'B' ringette team blanked Richmond Hill 7-0 in league play Nov. 8. Brenda McBride was the big shooter for Ajax with a four -goal game. Michelle Cooper, Laura Hampton and Kim McIntosh potted the other markers. Amber Kuciks, Dana leromkin, Michelle Bradstock, Lisa Surcon, Sarah McIlveen and Heather Walker all had assist„.Kuciks and Brad - stock put forth a fine defensive effort for Ajax. Angela Graham "Oh, I was very surprised to win. I wanted to finish in the top three. That was my goal. I didn't knew what to expect. I was very iurpriscd and very happy with the result. "I wasn't sure how I would do. I didn't have a lot of race experi- ence. I hadn't raced against run- ners of Christena's calibre. That's what made it a surprise to win it.” Graham says she wanted to stay close to Sullivan from the start and hope for a break later in the race. "I was going to followed Chris- tena from the start. I knew she was going to set the pace. She led for three-quarters of the race, then 1 left (made my move) with approx- imately a kilometre to go." Graham has been unbeatable in cross-country this year. She cap- tured both the Lake Ontario Sec- ondary School Athletics (LOSSA) and the Durham York Secondary Schools Athletic Association (DYSSAA) senior girls' cross- country titles at Oshawa's Trillium Valley Ski Resort last month. She had captured both LOSSA and DYSSAA cross-country titles last year en route to the provincial crown. Surprisingly. Graham admits cross-country is not her strongest running discipline. As a member of the Toronto Olympic Track Club, she's established herself as a middle distance runner, specializ- ing in the 800 and 1500 -metre events, while cross-country is a secondary pursuit. At last year's OFSAA Track and Field Championships, Graham w won both the 8(X) -metre and 1,500 metre events. Competing at the 1991 Junior nationals last summer, Graham finished third in the 800 metres and fourth in the 1,500 metres. "I've always looked on running cross-country as something for fun — a change," says Graham, who's enrolled in Dunbarton's High Per- formance Athlete program. The next stop on Graham's tour is the National Junior Cross -Coun- try Championships at Etobicokc's Centennial Park on Nov. 21. She'll be running for her track club against the nation's best cro,,s- country specialist,,. At the official opening of Ronald Martino and Son Funeral Home in Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs cut the ribbon along with (from left) Councillor Ride Johnson, Mayor Arthurs, Ronald Jr., Ronald Martino Sr., holding his grandson Ronald III, Barbara Martino, Eldora Martino, and granddaughter Michele Martino. This is one of the newest established professions in our community, which just opened and is capably directed by Ronald Martino Sr. and his son Ronald Martino Jr. who combined have 36 years in Funeral Service. This firm brings to the people of Pickering and surrounding communities a service which is steeped in the tradition of the past, yet thoroughly alert to the needs of the present. The Martino family formerly of West Hill have chosen Pickering to establish their new business. In an hour of sorrow, this funeral home relieves relatives of the unfamiliar details, handing them with reverence and respect. You are assured that quiet comforting consolation will be extended. -: _,: ... GREAT LOCATION GREAT PRICE Pickering, $269,000, for 4 bdrm., 2-1/2 bath on quiet court, main floor fam. room & fenced. Gay Lacourslere, Broker/Owner 472-2200 0 0 <W 11 0 . -;w, '+`..':�C •oy".+a.�y,�r'-M :s`4'Sr�y� ♦�i'erNO ^Jr. .i•; i gt;.t .� Dunbarton rules the volleyball "court PICKERING - The Dunbarton High School Spartans boys' volley- ball teams were the toast of the LOSSA championships. The Spartans claimed titles in the midget and the senior divisions at the showdown at Dunbarton Thurs- day night Dunbarton seniors claimed a straight -game victory over Whitby's Henry Street High School in the LOSSA championship match. The senior Spartans won the fust game 15-11 and captured the fide with a 15-13 victory in the second contest. Meanwhile, the Dunbarton midget boys were forced to three games to finally put down a strong challenge from Whitby's Anderson Collegiate in the LOSSA final. Anderson won the fust game 15- 5, but Dunbarton prevailed in the second contest to win by a close 16- 14 score. The Spartans handily won the third set 15-3 to capture the fide. The LOSSA junior volleyball final — between Whitby's Anderson Collegiate and Oshawa's O'Neill Collegiate -- went to Anderson in straight games by scores of 15-10, 15-13. The Dunbarton High senior and midget boys' volleyball teams will be the top -seeded local high school squads at the upcoming Durham York Secondary Schools Athletic Association (DYSSAA) volleyball championships in York Region Tuesday and Wednesday. Raiders'AAA' bantams tied up AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax -Pickering Optimist minor bantam 'AAA' Raiders hockey team was tied up in two games. The Raiders played to a 6-6 tie with Quinte on Nov. 7. Alan McLean and Ben Metzger scored two each. Steve Mathews and Keith Ryan scared one each - Niall Maynard had two assists, while Jason White, Pete Mroz, Mathews, Metzger and Mike Grieve drew one. The Raiders also tied York- Simcoe 2-2 on Nov. 5. Tony Brown and Shawn Sims scored the goals. Grieve, Maynard and Adam Nivet had assists. Hear, Here 111 W yonrAN M & ALL its OF IEWN AM -New innwvg" delta 1 4610to sslswive 40dabim calla) aids Bedsides and NPOS Roprslet-1 V0 avA, lfl ZA. ADP, Kn 7dNdLButGlloK1htLh andGttlNltSltilld ca 427=4277 i wWnAu4@m"tlWW M at A Denis O'Connor player heads upcourt with the ball during LOSSA midget girls' basketball action at DO'C Thursday after- noon. DO'C beat Ajax High School 31-18 photo by Celia Bronkhorst What a Grand Opening! The Newfoundland General Store opened Nov. 8, 1992. Bruce Roberts and Donna Crann display some of the merchandise that is available at their store. You can find them at 511 East Ave., Scarborough, 282-8959. L A2 .4 AJAX & PICKERING UNITED WAY VOLUNTEERS Pictured above are E.C.C.'s (Employee Campaign Coordinators) attendng a 1992 training session offered by the Untied Way. These dedicated people are the backbone of employee in-hous@campaigns. Sitting left to right: Sheena Bracewell, Robin Angel, Helen Kunkel, Sylvia Moller. Standing left to tight: Sheila Peltier, Carol Brill, Doug Heard, Franoes Docherty (United Way Loaned Executive) Grace Lenehan (United Way Loaned Executive). . 10110 ON- 10 N ®�- 0110110t 1 ' :t :l � - t , i �.i-t.t -i.. •.. i a. i.: f :,i.l.s :.. . THE NEWS ADVER77SER SUNDAY,14OVEI OM IS, 1"2-MGE is Cross-town rivals tangle in girls' basketball AJAX - Cross-town rivals Ajax High School and Denis O'Connor High School battled on the court in LOSSA girls' basketball action at DO'C Thurs- day afternoon. DO'C captured the junior and midget contests, while Ajax won the senior contest in LOSSA regular season action. Ajax High had little trouble winning the senior contest 45-20 over DO'C. Ajax's record climbs to five wins and one loss, while DO'C has yet to break into the win column. Andrea Langille led Ajax with 17 points. Erica Toby was Denis O'Con- nors top scorer with six points. The DO'C juniors thrashed Ajax 40-19. Caroline Solomon led the scoring for DO'C with eight points. Shantell Marsh, Michelle Rhooms and Lyanne Durand had six points. Kim Tilden scored six points for Ajax. Meanwhile, the DO'C midget girls claimed a 31-18 win over Ajax. Tanya Walker was the DO'C top scorer with 12 points. Brandi Mems had seven points for Ajax. LOSSA girls' basketball playoff action begins this week. Trustee In Bankruptcy Offering all insolvency services including personal & corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 58 Rossland Rd. W. 721-7506 AJAX: 3 Harwood Ave. S. 619-1473 COBOURG: 72 King St. W. 372-4744 Saturday & evening appointments avaiiable. FREE inibal consultation JAMES R. YANCH j%C QOPEN Waiehor ouse �� ;� = b 1501 Hopkins 3t., Whltb (416).130-8081 Fax 430-0795 NEW Help us CEL E our LOOK! 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Redf : Lobster,, NOW HIRING FOR PART-TIME /FULL-TIME KITCHEN POSITIONS • No experience necessary • Competitive wages • Benefits available Please apply in person Red Lobster 1550 Kingston Rd. Mrs. C. Lord PlCke ng, Ont KERRY INN Requires 1USS S NEEDED_ Tom A childil fsnts', v i Waitresses tfnl.s, in.iae naI -40 pts, oBSLEand JOBS AVAILABLE FW Kitchen Help ; : am a ad Immediately Elpaialosh*Ubutmaw- Call Victor at 1 s 962-5511 42 M� COUNTRY STYLE DOUGH - I NUTS - requires Bales kir our new location in Whitby. For mailed inn kttrAnw, please CON 8BB2104, medYsy am earl trucks. P ask for Jackie Durward. for and All res. Cal (1115021 Rath or Satyr 224-1411. EN KXLERS wglrYed hull and (1115M part tins, orosl" rmrnrs- HAIRSTYUSTS needed for yon for lob leeched. Must be busy all oninel No dlsrwNs eIralx ae Blood personalty. needed. Advanced trainkte be self motivated with own available. Good salary • ina"Po04yill Call for • NEW LOCATION Ope^ ng n 2 weeks Waitresses. waiter;, Bartenders, Door person Must be experienced. Apply 1n person. DANNY'S PLACE, AJAX $2004500 WEEKLY! Assemble products at home. Easy' No selling. You're paid direct. Fully guaranteed. No experience necessary. Call 1-504-641-7778 Ext 100, 24 hrs EARN big SSS mailing out reports from home. Amazing recorded message reveals details. (416) 760-3102. 120 othce Help NEW AND USED CAR SALESPEOPLE Rusy new car dealership In Ajax requires new and used car salespeople Previous sales experience required. • Excellent commission • Full Benefits • Good working conditions Call: Dwayne or Ted 683-5358 VILLAGE 10PLYUTH CHRYSLER DOCK PRODUCTS DIVISION Industrial Salesperson - Metro East Aptitude test will oe required. Salary, commission, car allowance. Resum6 to: Liftow, Ltd. Attn.: R. Kells 55 Ironside Cres., Scarborough. Ont. Ill IN3 • Ages 2 to 5 • Full-time rates - $99 • Daycare full days • Nursery school & 12 days • Junior kindergarten • On 5 acre setting Established since 1978 686-1161 10 Top St., Ajax FUN, Creative ch,ldcare available. Mural colouring, games, finger painting, water colours. play dough, crafts, circle time, outdoor play and good food. Come and join our play group. Rollo Dr. Ajax. Phone Leslie, 428-0914. (111592) WESTNEY Heights - full time. (ages 4 and up) or school age, lunches before and after school. ouiet crerce^', fenced yard, non smoker 683-09126 (111592) OUAUTY daycare, your child will receive first class care. hot lunches and fun activities, ex- cellent references ,.Don request. LnerpoobFmch area. Call Charlene, 637-0651. (112092) MOTHER of two has daycare available :n her home, for more _�nf ormaLon. call 4279418. -- -----references available. (112092) 135 Skilled Help 135 Skilled Help LOVING experienced daycare in -y home. Kings Cres. and CONTROLLER • responsible for the Corporation's financial affairs and administrative operations • a minimum of seven years related experience in a supervisory capacity • working knowledge of Minicom Real Estate Management Computer Programs, Lotus 1.2.3 and other related programs • previous property management experience with a background in non- profit housing is an asset. Compensation is 139,000 - 149,000 Plus an attractive benefits package Guaified appi cants should ..,,te�rr submittor restore lo: Apr MLnWpWiii:t � y Corpwation . Ajax, Ontario LIT 3M3 by November 20,1991 -Garwood, lots of toys and activities. nutritious lunches and snacks, babies welcome, Tracy 428-2353.(111592) REUABLE Ajax mother with ECE training, available to babys t any ages. Daily activities. hot mel walks and lots of TLC. Call anytime. Shelley. 686-6165. (11159?) WILL babyso in my Ajax home. Full and pan time. prefer ages, two and up. Phone 619-3636.. (111892) RELIABLE daycare avadabia. AN ages welcomed. 4272498. (120x92) DAYCARE available in my home. warm loving care, lots of activities. Snacks. Pickering Beach/Roto area Phone 683- 6564.(111892) DAYCARE in my home, child Proofed home. fenced yard. in- door/outdoor activities• non smoking environment, near Lakeside School. Cal Debbie after 1 p.m. 427-9152. (111592) WNTBY - McCluay/Bonscold, kMrp mother of 3 has spew, fulUpart time, non smoker, supportive, nurturing environment. 430-9587. (111592) 170 Employment Wanted SELF matNred individual for hire manning. Re: Secrawy. Typist, Word Processing, Switchboard. Pkdtering and eastern areas. Excellent telephone manners and decklon Milking abftw Supe- rior CrxanWaicnal, kflagMsorwl skills. well established, key bond skills, 70 wrtxn, eflertlw corrrrrturMcadon and adnlinista• tion ddk orijarlike all tasks, set pr. .. arc nweN dsa Ill r Day Care Day Care 160 160 an valuable , - 4i 3074, bac message. (1120M Wanted Wanted IeIY IN♦out, required for YEN with trucks will do household mows. Clean up UYE w Nanny fa 8 mond ofd, children apes 3 year and 5 months. =Fri. South Ajax odd Jobs, decorating. ' on call for shift work non ren bejarat, Jan RNrrao gyp' ftp Call Cad or oommissbn. Call 0863006. 574®801.(111792) w ym are OVef 45 and tee stnokar preferred, references required. Phone -883-8331- 'ww'427-2056.E _ (1119" hair s�n wa tor ate. q� tranicar* been laid Is�urt W and C.P.R. Certification DAYCARE needed In req, tprtn. TORS h 1ttaNlap' noorlltrtrCllon 0 DIPICERT, Lahr, NbrdperNd required- Gloria. 839-8781. 4 days pr weak, 7 a m.-6 p m 205 Firewood from Hurricane Mkt now in carrrrinbrr• Calf 434-29x2 add (1115891 progress. 516 -020 -Ml sat. for Arne. (I 129M a -base. olidVerbadloid. Pinta kV Location, 8rak Rd Paprnuts►' and Hay tit ren 428-7733.' all Lumber Hardwood, CeO. (11 12@M EARN up a 11348. per cask w Harvard, Corel, Computer 4`k61t/?. 080. 4'xb'xtb•, SM�pMclia„s,,,,a,t�asser , 3D nrs wbN CArNtnlas Decors- Pr ramming and Systems 165 Day Care i� Day Care go(, wood s�gic12• ,",a„b,a week In Markham, need own [foes at [arra. No eaNkg b do, C ti 1. Pascal and C, ME Available 161,/ yarnpratbn q per hour plus no door m door. wak av&W* , ouark E*nns. and Available $40• aye. 706-277-3361. VAL. OW , i irvlews, Mon • across Canada. For more Nustralor. FNaendal assistance 4348865. (TF) Nov. 16. 0 a.m.-7:0 am. only. information, send a self ad- �y be avallable for eligible students. Durham Busman INFANTS • 12 YEARS OLD 671 Annapoes Ave. Oshawa- w w� � ��1D CorpAW Colook 427-3010. ' In caring, Safe, fun hem envirormenl 210 Flea Market q". (IPilsolous IppforMs rl..d not 130 Sidi SL SuM 750, oluwet L �II.Ci.S.S. reply. (11,7x21 150 Hosp. Medical , rata 6MM for sale. seven piece onL "" 6E2. (11 124M Dental IELWLits mtwe person ors- quired for Fddltya orery to dean ADYERTW O M"PenY needs �l�ouasst_m Racelplk flubkt lour. Call per• SM. 683.65". (111502) horn N Pidarkp. Must be bon- hu/ ane W *m sa*s M- for PHYSIOTHERAPIST needed SACRAFM Sale, dklkg roan M�tq new yrO m hr. call fo< time. 2-4 t� DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAY CARE set, table, 6 chairs. (2 arm). Mn�01/7z011 aPptllril nidt'�a114,3.: a � 'u.n i'.a w� . xreurn u 1 Tse awa41w w 40.0 hukir. ha alwtt C+I WlfMih. rlt .-1 a m r c i (1 t Li•i « Mrym, (1116a21jj ••.� r'e'Ylf`M'w71/aara•e�e•aMws•� _ "+++err-►� �� w • a v - tt 6,rtfy: ei+�i-. s "'e'T•�rrya g_ � 7bsxr ..Fur f"t s, ��•t`:) ?�`a�`. ?R-''.i°'r 7+� G{X;Z* 4 �s - - 220 as 300 Automobil( For Sa JERRr'S wipers. Cldh wipers, .�. new and used shop a hing Second Utter by O.T. Champion dition inside and out. 95.000 sacoveralls. used clothing,, ted clothing, daps hays Proved themsNves Mike Jackman Motors, 985 - now clothing for the whole and Servioo dogs at noir and Automobiles abroad. but above all. n ileal 305 family. Beat the recession, less tau• vatinspectinspectedpd and than 1/2 price. 610 E ., mp.m. Ajax. Hours, 9 a.•6 p.m. 427- C M ANADIAN TIRE 2669.(111992) alter p.m. (11 PUREBRED miniature poodle WEDDING dress for sale, size Ajax 6-7, bead work, long train, veil bedroom, main floor of not Inckided. $500. Call 432- c se" 3617 after 5 or anytime ' Inspections weekend,, (112092) 3142. (111892) AJAX PidkwbV Appliances -rib X39,95 reasonable offer refused. Fully hoaMAy hel in good temperment. CK C o-b.o. New engine put in t past spring Call 430-8585 guaranteed reconditioned Car & Light Twill applanaes. Come make us a $750 furl Night 282-2707MS- cheapest P "bb rates Cal - deal. 427-6784, 467 Wesiney Ajax Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) bathroom, eat in kitchen, MOVING Sale • antique dining 683-2277 room sets, fridge, ping-pong neighbour! , kids wioloome. table, etc. Reasonable prices 686-5257.(112092) PIANOS/GRANDFATHER CLOCKS - Pianos, rent to own SPI. size, upright, grand, digital,, keyboards. CLOCKS - free delivery and set up. Call Telep and take advantage of our low Overhead warehouse prices, 433-1491. (TFALL) SALE - New and used frost free fridges, coin washers and dryers for apartment units. Stephenson's Furniture and Appliances, 227 Court St., Oshawa. 5767448. (111992) CARPET I have several 1000 yards of new Stainmaster and 100% nylon carpet. Will do living rooms and hall for $360. In- cludes carpet, pad, and installation. (30 yards). Steve, 789-22068. (TF) HEINTZMAN upright piano, mahogoney. original ivory keys, beautiful tone. Fully recond . toned and at concert pitch. $1800. Phone 430-7894. (1 12092) SPECIAL SALE - cash and car. ry on new Irdges and stoves. Unbelievable prices. Hank's Appliances. 191 Bloor St. E Unit 86. Oshawa. 728-4043 (Behind Multeech) !112092) SCUD pineeoak furniture -buy direct from one of Ontario's largest manufacturersand watch your furniture being made before your eyes. Eg . 42- oak table. $299. cannonball bed. $299; armoire, $399. Fnrstletl in your stain choice 985-8774. 1111992) 230 Articles Wanted WANTED stoves ages. washer and dryers, working or not. Also wanted, pickup truck (newer than 1978) Call Pickering. 420.8833. (TFALL) 290 Pets-Supplies- Boardinq AT lasts! A fun motivational ap. proach to dog training. Classes starting soon for all levels and ages. (9wks-10yrs). Call K-9 Klubhouse, 416-404-8617 or 416-837.2364.(111992) SNIH Tzu Puppies, purebred, small quiet, available Nov, 271h, 5100 deposit will tole. $325. Call Oshawa, 728-3769. it 11592) GERMAN SHEPHERDS -Two Outstanding litters now avadabler 1888 red Honda Prelude SI, 5 speed, air conditioning, power brakes, steering, windows. sunroof. aerial, cruise control, block heater, am/fm stereo cassette, 67,000 kms. $8350. 434-6517. (111592) oo 1987 Topaz, 4 cylinder, 2 dr, 5 speed. a/c., pb., ps., sunroof, good condition, 186,000 kms. Certified, $2250 o.b.o. 427-519 after 6 p.m. (112092) 1986 Chev Celebrity. 4 door, automatic, air con., extra exlr dean, new tires, whole, oart,fied. Call 728-0817 ;111792 1 1965 Ares Station Wagon, cylinder, automatic, steering, brakes. stereo, good body, good mechanical, $995. Crown Auto 428-9423.(111792) 1985 Okisrroboe 98 Regency Brougham. Excellent condition, fully loaded. 170,000krns Certified, $4500 Call 428-6697. (111992) 1985 Volvo 740 Turbo. in g Con. 233.000 kms brakes, as is. $4000 Call 666 9742 (1 1 1792) 1983 Buick Regal Station Wagon, runs well, $500 o.b.o As is. 6835390 aher 5.30 p m (111592) 1982 Camaro, V6, automatic new paint, new transmission Ps., pb.- excellent condition. As king $2000. Call 576.7087 (11',792) 1981 Cordoba. 318, all power new '.'es, new brakes. 436 9531, eve. Days. 668-6806. (111992) 1981 Mone Carlo, V6. au!omat c. air, runs great. •46.000kms. $1400 certified. GST included. Winchester Aut Sales, Brook in, 655-5437 o 6558082. (11 1592) BANKRUPT Credit Problems No credit check. Cars teased t Own. 1978-1984- 50 cars t choose from. 686-7428. 725 1988 or 6863775. (TFALL) CADILLAC and Convene, bot !977. one driver. Corvette. 1 mileage. both in great condition, also would like to ren garage for small car. 686-4001 (111592) JAGUAR V12 Prestigious leather, sunroot. Al. only $10,900. Must seall 1986 GT Trans Am, 5.7L, fully IaodW sports package. T -rod, mint, $10= private, 619.24 or 299-0762. (111992) and ready to go. First litter by WINTER car, 1985 Mercury German Import V. Puma von Grand Marquis I.S. 4 door, V8, Tannenmoise SchH III. F.H. automatic, fully loaded, A-1 con. Second Utter by O.T. Champion dition inside and out. 95.000 Arris von Rueietagerh U.O. Ouroriginal kms. $3850 oertifiW. daps hays Proved themsNves Mike Jackman Motors, 985 - as Show dogs, Working dogs 4273. (111792) and Servioo dogs at noir and Automobiles abroad. but above all. n ileal 305 family companions. Fully Wanted tau• vatinspectinspectedpd and Telephone TOP $$$ paid for scrap cars. 668-9425(11199registered. days a week, call 683-7301 of 428-1679 6 OW alter p.m. (11 PUREBRED miniature poodle pups for sale, 3 males, 2 Trucks For females. vet chocked. Paper 3 Sale 31 0 trained. $250. Phone 5760627 bedroom, main floor of or 7230464, (111792) 190- Dodge Ram DID, 97, HORSES boarded, excellent kms., doth seats. amVim, delu core oflaed M p,w� stable to cap, certified, excellent Whkby. Ideal for reared hone or codon' asking 55200 ob.o Telephone (1115921 retteationot rider. Ply 655- 3142. (111892) 194 Ford Pkdcup, Fl,r god ��ERPINWO condition. must sill, hoaMAy hel in good temperment. CK C o-b.o. New engine put in t past spring Call 430-8585 mgm-sluoss. abedferuce (111582) training included. Country boardkrg and trakhig kerurele. A-1 Excellent Painting, $750 furl Night 282-2707MS- cheapest P "bb rates Cal - g288, days 282-5212 (111792) Ron at 8233839 or Mike at lITIMeS3877.(1119921 300 ""` bathroom, eat in kitchen, ale 360 SnOWmWWS 192 Asko LT, Inury 10urip, neighbour! , kids wioloome. fully loaded, rear We.. power IS" SkMo Forwada MX, se- drlvers seat figoMms, As- tdng $3250 oba IgM Skidoo Oshawa. pig Cuban St. Two PICKERING - furnished one bedroom, $650 per month Formula Mack li asking $4250 wkbkld$231Edlducal, Ej0 kris 8869153 lar Pelger oleo. soYI � ow Amts pans. Can 1-705438%673. 8088954. (t t t Jack Baker.(112092) 1990 Ford Tempo, 4 door, OSHAWA - two bedroopar n at- merits for sutomalic, ai, amfm stereo. Yard 70,000'0"'- $7000 o.b.o. cal Maintenance g8&5029-(1119921 dudes heal and hydro. Washer entrance, very, large kitchen, IM Toyota Gerona SE, 4 door. PYE'S Praperty Ilaiaertance - flght blue. 27,260 kms. Lady fall clean up. Leaf raking, driven. A-1 condition, mak eavestrough cleaning. 10% a97oo otrnBed Cal 438 81 seniors discount. 427 8798. Saar 5 pin. (111982) _ (111792) IBM Toyota Corolla Wagon, GBr our WJW PIL, Pb.. amlhn, ak. tttllee, Durhafn gj) NBWSI 1t0.000tms Chert, nw Pkkeriq M 8R fnlra BVBrr W9d also (111 Cad 576.9335 and W outs d our prdeMhl L" antis Intimisdimaill. SM TWO ti dw►8 OSHAWA - large 1 and 2 bedloon arl.rktwas, kxhx es 8M-43184427-2K&(,1, Palk. north Oshawa. Close b 0-1 kuxkmoot a'• v• arrw-. fridge 41ove. pill". $809 SOSa IatYoorllr, laundry tadlliss, ivoirms est $700 Rtderamcee Edith, 434 5222 er + hyidro. Avaeabla Jan. 1. Business Home Services Improvements Imel. Computerized bookkeeping service, on site or off. Also expert set-up and training ACCPAC (Bedford) SIMPLY ACCOUNTING or manual system. ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, graphic design, advertising. Business or personal. Reasonable rates. Also lessons available. Randy Timms, (416) 342-2279.(121792) TRANSLATE your documentation. etc. to French for the Ouebec market. Increase your sales potential. Reasonable rates. free estimates. For information, call 428-5761.(112092) Chimney Sweeps AJAX CHIMENY SWEEPS - Special Chimney cleaning as low as $59, Pest Screening in. stalled - only $25. -No muss, no fuss guaranteed.- Free estimates. 668-7741. (1119992) Dressmaking, Tailoring BOOK your 1993 wedding dras see and bridesmaids now. Also _adies clothing and alterations. Carolyn, 6632519. (1 t 1992) Flooring, Cametina SUNSHINE CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING SPECIAL lamiry room dining room hall deoaorart $3495 420-7378 Gardening, Landscaping Gardner's Top Soil Gravel, Landscaping, Tree Planting and Removal, Cntshod Asphah, Driynwlis, Clemt-upol tc. chim4low and the Bast in tom ASK FOR ROB Handyman CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and dean professional work guaranteed. HARDEN CONSTRUCTION & ROOFING k1;Bf10NExler10r Renevellimse to CowpWe Gama home kill &. "Quality to LMa 579-2095 743307 Ont. Ltd- 5 yoare of qually construction in Durham For your total contracting experience, additions, =WMOns, no job loo big -100 small. Glee us a call at 427- 4234.(1120921 ANOLD Home Inprovewwft - BW coilrps medal cods, and wood fromingf. For good Pdm and gofieft oo Arnold.coill (1118OM ARMTIC Masonry - 4)scianz- kV In fireplaces and d* -W repairs. Works with bricks, Made and stones at lar kinds. Free estimates, workmsnahp gumaresed. Cal Rory Gervak, 668.4428. (TF) EUROPEAN the specal will renovate your bathroom or Idlctan wells as wan 4a to= tfiN. 20 yews elperMrtoa Good references and satisfaction pl ranfeed For free estlnuafes 0. DyksM 7254913. (TF) JOURNEYMAN electrician. SpwWl*q In service charges, rewiring, additions and renovations. Allwp rk ibarareo" free setknab..{Car LEAKING TUBS ilk SHOWER STALLS Repaired & renovated. Wal & floor blas supplied & instaled MIC, Visa, B.B.B. LOWEST PRICES! Free estimates. Cal Bernie, Progressive Tia HH RENOVATIONS Additions Kitchens Basements Flowing Bathrooms Painting Gua>roflteed Free Work Estimates Cast Lucas 839-2451 sewral references available KT INTERIORS Decorating Consultations Expert painting and pepenng Reasonable rates. Kim 666-2343 TMS Painting ilk Decor Interior & Exterior European Workmanship. Fast dean rel.'abie service. ALL RENOVATIONS Carpentry, drywall, plumbing and wiring. Fair prices. Pat 683-8780 Richard Young & Sons complete Homs Improver 0 is Seniors Discounts 20 yrs, In Durham Region when Price is a concern Experience is Priceless' Call anytime 427-3462 FREE ESTIMATES RENOVATIONS Basements, decks, cabinets, painting & decorating. For estimate in Durham Region call Don at 66&8489 Panlut W Clears wjntlOSR Resldenoai ftrtow falflg" Small mart lobe GENERAL Home Improvements: basement finishing. painting. Plumbing, electrical. General Home Repass Also man with truck for daMries. Ask for Mike. 428- 9824. 269824- (111 9M HOME Improvements and repairs. Bm--rb, add-orhs, boors. dodos, fertoss and trio. At Sbo$W Wood wokirg- 436- 9207. 369207. (TF) PLUai1NG Prabler, ? For new stork, renovations or.«viae cell 7284789 or 4203506 No antra charge for evenings or weekends. Reasonable, reliable, free estimates. (111792) QUALITY wodk by father ad son lean. Well experienced, hard working. Renovations, addtione, dodos, etc. Cal w for a*" ettlknste 571-1263 BS or Rod, Oshmi a (TFALL) SABER Contracting - all carpentry, additions, renovations, kitchens, bathrooms, aim. malmenance emergency service, furniture refinishing, quality work guaranteed. 15 years eisp rlence. 8062915. (TFEFG) Housecleaning ARE you having Problems find- ing time to clean your horns. For Professional cleaning, all Helen's Home Services today. 427.1041.(111592) HONEST, mature reliable Person. 16 years experience will do cleaning by the day, every other Thursday available. Rates, $45465. Phone after 6, anytime week ends. 576-4367. (111592) Moving, MOVING? will mow anything, Millions, anytime. Yon i clue for all types of vies. Beat rates, %free Imotels. 10% discount ssniora $40/11hr. A up Call 571-0755 AJAX Moving Sysiems - fall services. Troves, appliance and piano specialists, flat rate or hourly- We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move- Call 427- 0005 IIF) HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS "love org or sma' . we 1:ce -em alll Call 432-7566. (TF) MEN with arge truck w !: do household move. residential. commercial. All types of moves. Call Carl or Jane. 4272856. (TF) TWO mer with trucks -THE MOVERS' will do all types of Taves. Very corrivetRive. gg•ve us a call. Pete. 576-9533. Painting, Decorating R3rrrn a! 3 :;MC - painting. Designed for anybody's budget Low Rates. Workmanship Guaranteed. Call Mike a1 428-8190 DURHAM Painting and 3ecora!- �ng '..Id warring. wallpapering. wainscotting, stucco sprayng, drywall repairs. Workmarshicp guaranteed, 20 years expenence. Call 686-2890. 11 59Z INTERIOR and exterior painting. Good prices, good work. For free eshrnates, call Mel. 576-6553. (111892) PROFESSIONAL painting Ano wallpapering. One room or whole house. guaranteed lowest rakes. No job's too small. Quality, workmanship guaranteed. Cam 430-2595. (TFALL) Party Services MAGICIAN, clown, friends. Ready to entertain for any age, any Occa$$ion. Birthdays, promotions, openings, fundrasers, Magic shows are funl Leauos Help. 8347057 or 728-8334. (TF) RABBIT wants work doing magic for children's paries and an occasions, have my own magician. CAN Erne. 668-4932. (TF) Plumbing Jamlayn an PbeROal No jab loo tnfa8 - F"OK showers, basement wiekolonK. feet bun, aitc Any ntrtowlion or aIg1o1► Daytime: 427-4174, Nona; 427da09, Ask brTam. Llegnaed PkMnbsr Fix gaup work at Cd Ray at 282-M 3 FREE ESTIMATES Pk�rfScarborollgll Roofing ROOFING Endeal worbnarlsltip at Rgd pfioes Phone GradUlb Roofing Housecleaning 4242081 7. i 2W Tt6E NEWS ADVERTISii SUNDA% NOVEL IBZR L% 1m-kGB 17 400 A�� 400 ApFr�� 400 AForr ani (t1Cr0a6 Parking aval" IYr8t1&tftilad - Organized activities Bus OMP fight *A" Free bull stlnia io Imoory Slone ft" Waking dstana b (drugi bank) Nov, Orfs A him bedroom PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Large one bedroom basement apartme^t, private entrance, laun- dry, broadloom, avail- able immediately uldi- 'ies included $575 420-2092 PICKERING Bungaiow, ower floor, West Shore area 2 large oedrooms, fenced yard. oarking, near schools &' GG Available Im- mediately. $695 mo. Call Gary at 831-9312 Very large and dean sultes 822 Glen. Oshawa 1 bedroom from $550 2 bdnn. from $625 Suitable avaiiabdrty. Includes heat, able, �arktn,, good appliances. 7254M or 723-0950 1 I ' ONDOMIN)u M�V MS-0M- AJAX FROM •750 is 1, Z and a Bdrin. Suites • 5 Appliances Incl. on suite laundry • Pool, Whirlpool, Sauna • Exercise Equipment • Tennis Court, PlaMound • Wood burning Areplaces NEAR GO TRAIN A HWY. 401 MY. 401 Co w AJAX - hart month net free. one and last. Mor -Sat. 9 am. -7 p.m. z LAKE DFMWAT WEST 39 686-6872 AJAX 77 03 FALBY COURT Two { three bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. 57424819. Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p.m. 12a •wc available C -EIc:a-e AJAX 30d'!^ants available. Cor a sO bcatec are to cm55 Falby Court a^: South end of Oshawa geasonabis rates include park N and uwmes Ca! 7264993m apart^ e 1 r '0-T. y ouiloing Air 24921 rg. broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry OSHAWA South End twoaunas and exeresse room, ,underground oe;roo- acar!me-t, air tudedronditxon. Hdge. stove. laundryspace. NO PETS $580 mouthyMall s utilit,es 726 1570683-6021 ..2942)AJAx one bed coin basemhent 9`Sapartment. all utd4we �nckclod. 1Z 5 Efnid•&'Oveh g . s are laundry room. f'M`1254. $500 per month _ No pets Dec. 1 427.2940 WHITBY Jowrtown ons HARWOOD' and Bailey, one (1 r I 59 bedroom. $45C per "'Orth- rust AJAX - hart month net free. one and last. Mor -Sat. 9 am. -7 p.m. bedroom basement apart --trent. laundry. Dar king, and Largein- bedroom basement fit. Phone 430-8236. (! ! 1792) ground pool. shared utdities, frst availablenow. 1'575 mortnty, as OSHAWA - one apart. and last. clow to shopping and inclusive. First and last. no pets.menu forof ism.n older budding. school. Available imrnsdiataly inckniw, Cal after 6. 427-0649. 304 Simooe st S. $420 rromhly 5100215. (112082) (111592) plus hydro Available AJAX - spacious clean 3 MAIN floor 2 bedroom 'rtvnedialely. Cita Stephen. 571- bedroom, main floor of apartment, $675 per rthorltn in- 3229. (111992) bungalow, near lake, dudes utilities and panting. IN great older Whdby Neigh- aPiPl'anc•s• separate laundry Close to schools and buses. bourhool . beauteul 2 bedroom. facilites. references. immodiate Phone 436.8935 before 9 p.m attractive tully upgraded Possession. $850 monthly plus (112592) building. $785 monthly. Avail- Mies. Cad 666-5519. (112092) PICKERING Village- two able Dec 1. Leavemessage for PICKERING -Liverpool Rd, very bedroom basernenl apartment. Robert, 4321561. (111 9M large unusual attractive two SSW Per month . 1/3 utilities. PICKERING Village - two bedroom basement, full Separate entrance, laundry bedroom binsmenl apartment bathroom, eat in kitchen, facilities, cable, large yard, firsplace, 4 poo (cath. laundry Laundry. Private entrance, nice dose to all anrnities. pets facilities. $650 monthly. first aro neighbour! , kids wioloome. weloon . Available Doc. 1. 683- Last 6863328. (111792) $700. 496-7222. (111792) or 683-8448 to view. (111 AVAILABLE immediately in (1118921 WHITBY - OAe bedroom malt Oshawa. pig Cuban St. Two PICKERING - furnished one bedroom, $650 per month floor apartment, newly neflovalle'dnear GO"Wb^•a•ai1- bedroorn basoment spar mart. incknk-w Fist and last required, mod'suly. $SSD monthly, entrance, cable. dose to dose b but and shopping. No s6B 668-7834.(111792) GO, 1125 per week, pefe. Cal( 434-5811 of 430- References.831-2429- (111492) 0134. (120921 OSHAWA - two bedroopar n at- merits for OSNAWA - two bedroom PICKERING . wry Large bright rent, available irmoduesty. Laundry faciRin aparbrwN, fridge and stove. in- two bedroom apanment. own on Premises. Two bedroom, dudes heal and hydro. Washer entrance, very, large kitchen, $550 monthly, bachelor and dryer, available in front room with fireplace, apartment, $395 inclusive. baaertwut $650 fust and 1.0 pmking srak b Go aro mal. RO0R16 ti50 tB5 vnsskb- Cal S(mucoeiOfve area. 434.6311. $825 r,gMgy 8861385 or 831- 579.3583 or 728-9345. Also (111962) 4201.(111500 (TF) APARr$ENT for rant in Picker- LARGE one bodmorn baswrwa NORTH Oshawa -Large she alp VNWQW kale bedroom above apartment, above ground, . bedroom ap ulnae, Lipper 11001' store. free parking, utilities 1lrfveee efM1' 4at 4 appliances, OIPM- Large kkhon, Bung itckded, seferarion fequired- $625 kriduall for $750 5 Cal 33e2 er 497-9620. 1 1 1 ( 5%) fO0m. �i8 Pry �y� �- (Loses antis Intimisdimaill. SM TWO ti dw►8 OSHAWA - large 1 and 2 bedloon arl.rktwas, kxhx es 8M-43184427-2K&(,1, Palk. north Oshawa. Close b 0-1 kuxkmoot BfatM demi stars huge oris arrw-. fridge 41ove. pill". $809 SOSa IatYoorllr, laundry tadlliss, ivoirms est $700 Rtderamcee Edith, 434 5222 er + hyidro. Avaeabla Jan. 1. 0-841 Md mule and or ill (111 Feb. 1. Cal 723-mliz (111982) � shopping locan- -onable rates, can 879. AJAX - Ox WHITBY -spacious two dpd TOWNS. 2 and 3 beteron aWfir rite. Avalk" bodrom IBM (11 1W AJAXsauna. kmwYlNand Jan. 1. OWN avoillible i�. MWloPOA it aMOnKit for - spacious ons, 4 no � ce Pols- $700 al =7ss applini; lf"I. Pool' cabin, ppeof $57er 5 1G6 1 inekslw- Cal Darl'K Be6.0220• until 730 p m. (1 t,fle2) ,rme p rtorNh FigAaa' sraaable Dec• (11179$2) 1.428 8484. (111SM BACHELOR apartment, PICKERING - two bedroom basement apartment, 4 AJAX - sPodset raw overt P separate emranee. Oshawa twobodmornapartimantitboo. Clue to t kris CerMra SM% $hose ll, bulaa entrance. hial» doors, rr odern khdm% avalsble moor min d execudn horns, super X011 PWM erM►ance. no 4 $384858 111 Doc I. $450 includes uNklee ( am pets, romances, $800 mouthy. 7291.l(112002) W* 416283 Ht1etMM coin - Liv poo ; Call 68:3-8w. wotn� sportlAJAX (N - ane bodroom DasemerM $575 �Avr 1 VBsBe (#*" rrtw a Oea B37sMKOOM apartment. available 0227.(111504Professionally finished ono facoift gmu d level buss$ was h�d8st+. IEwLr W1ha0 enhance, ofae pedroorq apiaaniwt wnh yarn. Large rPary ails fMt� �M ejnce� ' ��bs1��P��iraolna a a.m.-6 Pira es109$'►illrlr s efttbRtir 7e 2223. P.rrasr .ase �srasr.v,r,ar � atv.v PAGE IS -THE NEWSADVF.R77 MSMNDAX NOVE110M 15.1"2 400 ApFoftr'Re ns 405 A"""w405 jw""an t PICKERING - luxury one bedroom plus solarium, over 900 sq ft.. 5 appliances indoor outdoor pool. super red centre facilities. Available Dec. 15. 839.4883. (111792) PICKERING - One year new. one bedroom basement apartment, cankral airnrac, new appliances, separate entrance, available Nov. 16. Asking 5600 utilities nicuded. Can 428-0046. (112092) SPACIOUS freshly painted 2 bedroom apartment, near Oshawa Centre. Fridge, stove, storage space. laundry facilities and parking. $650 plus hydro. includes heat. Call 436-6872. ;111792) APARTMENTS for rent, irnmedime. Large one bedroom, $580 inclusive. Laundry facilities. Also three bedroom • backyard. $785 . 12 utilities. 686-9153.(112492) NEWLY renovated duplex. Close to bus, schools. GO, private drive/ and r t Housing Help 405 APaltil 420 TovrForho'ss Rent (M SOC14L DEV'ELOPMEN T COUNCIL AIAx rtr v r,rfrar, ATTENTION LANDLORDS If you have an affordable room, apartment or house to rent, list with Housing Help Durham. We refer potential tenants without obligation. CALL 686-2661 y . sepa a e entrances, 3 bedroom, $675. Two bedroom $575 plus hydro _ J 0 Houses For 1 4 Townhouses Townhouses 420 Ava /able immediately. 576- Rent For Rent For Rent 8101, Glenn after 5 p.m. 728 wakoul. 5795 ndusrve 428- LAKEFRONT Oshawa chami- 3963 or 686-7871_ (111792) 0741. Mike. Mon -Fn. (1119921 NORTH end - house for rent. $650 plus V3 utilities, this oozy NORTH Fast Oshawa. available AJAX - 'The Breakers' - now ex - PICKERING - three bedroom one bedroom must be seen, Dec- 1. First and Last required. clusive townhouses. 2 and 3 apa•'^ent or, main ,loon contact 686-9104 or leave fridge and stove. 3bedroom, two bedrooms- 3 and 4 levels. 1600 bungalow central air, 3 message. Available Dec 1 Also bath, centra air cor.. garage sq J1- 5 appliances included, appliances. walk to Go. Town basement apartment. $450. with access to house. fenced Available for Immediate Centre $925 . utilities First (111892) yard. dose to shopping and bus. occupancy. Recreational last,references Dec 1 725- 50 ave farm 401 and Wavery Call 1-416-983 8105. (Orono) facilities on site. To view, call 3248 (111892) , R, ;Bowmanville) Large 12 stall hon - F It117921 428-1674. (121092) OSHAWA near 401 'Oshawa se m our bedroom Centre targe 3 bedroom in house. large Irving room with newerbuilding.Curet fireplace• $975.000 --make an neighb0 u rhood. nChides offer Call 4167251171 or 416 - parking. laundry. dishwasher. 263.2009 (112492; wakoul. 5795 ndusrve 428- LAKEFRONT Oshawa chami- 3963 or 686-7871_ (111792) ,ng ee bed•oom detached. PICKERING Go - LrverpooUBay- rant' y loom w,., +replace, 4 'Y two targe bedroom basement apphanoss, s1ty1,9hts. near 401 apartment, 4 app!ances, a,' and schoo Ava,i ab le con pnvate entrance, $75C . 'nrnedatety. $990 plus utilities 40% utilities 290.5157 416-470-1867 (111592) (11,592) OSHAWA Councce•Town,ne. HWYs2 BROCK one bedroom 'parr •w• 2 bedroom house ^, base"o - apa-ne^t, separate nom' neighbourhood lmmacu entrance. $49C ^nonth!y ndud- eatery ,reptfart@ eat - kitchen. ,ng uti!1r,es, aundry. cable. laundry and garage, avadabie parking, no smoking, no pets jars ' $95C ali v,clusrve Call 428-7340 (111592' 8371265 (112092) PICKERING-lvomool,gayly TOWNHOUSES. Condos. cue �ed•oom basemenl detac-ed 1n-ee and four apartmenl. full bathroom, bedroom horses. Scarborough - k 1:rer and liv,ngroom, own Oshawa need a rental, call a --dry facilities. parking. •oday Valerie Pilgrim. 831. utilities nckided $65C, first and 3300. res 4242966 (1115®2) last, available Dec - 639-7834 PICKERING "roe bedroom (' • 1592: _nza ow dose to Go will, AJAX --rte B,oakers- new ex ;acuzz% Ivepace. air con., deck. C: -s -e cines de 00100m,n ---a `- avv ances. $1045 per month for rmr•ioda•e occupancy •,2 'nc,„,,ve Cas 6666858 after 5 and 3 bedroo•ra. BJ0-' 700 sir n ; 1' 1792) feat„nng 5 appha-cies. ar, bar- BAYLYIJVERPOOL spacious iron es or de-ac-ec b..^ga ow. ;upper solanuris-nderground park,rg, leverr. 3 bedrooms. near Go recreator tapings 7o view ;,all !,air Can Carol D,&Na. NRS 428.1874 (TF) Ma=,ov+e• 438 7^70 •11592 AJAX 3 bdrm. townhouse plus utilities, surface Par $ 1,100/mo. last, TOWAN'WMES AJAX 2 & 3 bedrooms, newly decorated, 1 112 baths, single garage, basement, green space, playgrounds and community centre. $900 & $944/month plus hydro 683-9269 Minimum income $3.600-$3,776 monthly req'd A CSW PARK CO-OP 610 Beatrice Street East OPEN HOUSE Sunday, November 15th 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. large spacious townhouse units located in north Oshawa immediate occupancy available co-operative housing 2 bedroom townhouse unit $825 mo 3 bedroom townhouse unit $860 mo. 2 bedroom wheelchair accessible units (subsidies available for accessible units ONLY) Shared 450 500 Sale 500 Accomm For For Sale PICKERING - three bedroom MON7HAin . this prim isright - PRICE $126,900. Three home. bedroom furnished or spacious two saway brick home bedroom plus new bacMbr unfumb hod. private 4 pas. bath, with doubb Car (Wogs, Close 10 apartment, present income, parking, laundry, etc. Steps D.O.C.S., 3 12 belts. luxurious $450. Newly deorated away from Town Centro. Non no hardwood pit* Caipeiffig, throughout. FAG, quiet coutt. smoker. 839.9802. (11 IBM largo mom. firoplace on main north Oshoww, close to soiaools SOUTH Oshawa - lady has floor farriyroom, watuout from and mag. Open House Sal- and house to share, exclusive use of kitchen, and as a added borxs, Sun. Nov. 14 and 15. 12-3 p.m finished basement, upstairs a new two bedroom apartment in Cal 432-7301. (It 1592) bedroom. utilities, laundry, park- basement with separate Townhouses Ing incktde 1. Cal after 7 p.m. entrance. MUST SELL. NO 510 571-3852. (111592) AGENTS. 683.7971. (111992) For Sale PICKERING - home near GO, BROKER has $10.000 to lend at PICKERING Village - luxury share facilities, including six $147 per month- Contact Jerry townfaollbti and COnddti n heart appliances, drive and fenced 8166111-611105, Community Finan- of Pickering Village. On the yard. $300 to $335 plus. cfallServices. (TF) banks of Duffins Creek with 8 Interested, non smokers, can WHITBY - 4 level badksplit, 3 acres of park. For Infomreion on Ken, 420-7347 references bedrooms, 2-4 pce. baths, this unique opportunity, call Vl- needed. (112092) fireplace, air, deck, lot, deck IVO Creek Development- 428- Condos For SM150. In by Christmas. Cal `111221. ask for Geraldine. 455 404-2670. (111792) Henry. (1 t 1992) Rent LOW Down- no bank qualifying. LIVERPOOLIHWY e2 - 3 bedroom townhouse with TWO bedroom condo -close to 1 12 storey horse on la �, r9• backing onto park land, under finished walkout basement, GM new carpet parking $675 first/last months. 434-6715 or renovations, carries for under brand new carpels, four appliances. Walk to Pickering 404-2825, (111992) $800 monthly. Call Fred Centre. $125,900 or $1000 COURTICE - luxury one Mitchel, Coldwell Banker RMR, 726-9414 (111 9W) monthly. month Har Meloonian. 756 bedroom with fi eplaoe and A/C.. 1234 111 gyp- ( 892, 6 appliances, $coo per month plus utilities. 683-0315. Cottages For 550 g - Cottages For I+11792, Sale 550 Sale MCLAUGHUN Square - three bedroom condo, stove, fridge, underground parking space, car wash, pool, sauna, exercise, utilities included. Available Jan. 1. Phone 728-3050. (111792) FULLY furnished executive suite includes dishes, linens, telephone. etc. ShorVbng term. 1-416-852-5128. (1111 9W) 460 Office & Retail Space WANTED - indoor storage for car. Aian(Pickering area. 427- i COTTAGE $69,900 Brand new - shell . services - private wilderness lake - surrounded by crown r land - 2 min. walk to beach - only 510,000 down 1-416-349-2911. 3476 (111592) DISTRESS Sale - Financing -_ available, 40 acres plus 100 Garage & a< -'es. Crown Land. only ,299 462 Storage Space monthly. Two lake front lots. 436-6610 Flaliburion county. $349 INDOOR storage clean and monthly. 18 acres - 2100 ft. waterfront, $39.900 Cal Mike, secure cars boats -trailers. To 428-0750. (1117912) -eserve. call (705) 357-2406. entrance, 2 bedrooms, central _„092) 575 Money 490 Florida Militia vacation Rentals MONEY Problems'' Loans. des FLORIDA Clearwater. Cully "'angements.°pwsonalcbudget equgped rnobils tome Sups (111892) 6, 2 pools. hot Tub, tennis fainly mng, 9arnshlees stdpped- DianFREE C O NSU L T A TIONS park. Gose to beachs and 1 12 ^ Credit Caxlselas (Pickenng- o Disney. 433-1727. 11,11992) Oshawa) 433-1425 (TF) FLORIDA - Madeira Beach. Mortgage 1500 sq.tt. luxury gun front 580 Insurance condo. 6 appliances. 2.1 d $825 per month, includes hydro 0e rooms. 2 baths. all accessories, heated pool, ,acuzzi. screened sunporch, top Zt tor, weekly.morxhly. Photos. 723-6069 (TF) _ 500 Homes _ y ( For Sate AJAX One bedroom basemenl - - OPEN Nouse Sur Nov. ' S. se 671'2080 �HAtWA AJAX Three Ueoroo tion e. ��,r�� spa^ --+e^•, appliances. centra arae bapk yarc. steps 'c TTG 'aunton Townlme area, lust eee•PJe hICKEIiIIVG ai,. cabs outots, free arkng, shopping. $1000 per --tonin plus over 1 acre. 4 or 511=00m' 2 TOWNHOUSES Oaths, atom bridle bon MORTGAGES and loans. 95 pr:vale entrance S55C' --lcrthly. u•rrt,es. Owner rB6[le6 ,r base oanuses Iron Oshawa 1� MORTGAGES door fust and last, n0 pets Available Apar g, payment also en• apacme^1 an 283 8C 73 3200 sq.lT. of living space..Mmo Any aunt available Dec Call 127.7604 2292; ^92, OURHAM walkout basement arseent 5203,000. Can pug or Rick 668-6805. AJAX avai@ 5- : New GAYLY and -,verpooi. spacious HOUSING NEWCASTLE 5'8-5'42. ("'992) (TCommunny Financial Services. tab o^e bedroom batertent apart- .etacied bungalow. 3 BAYRELD - Falhngbrook St. _ Merl war walKo,' two aDpnan b6WOOrns near GO trap 5.350 S • 94 Concession St. E. late 1992 Business ccs and Park .$575 ,npude, y OSHAWA ( ) Whitby. Luxury 3200 sq.ft. Two d1g -ontnl Ca Carol DaS.lva.C • 41 Freeland Ave. (late 1992) storey horns includes 4 extra 590 Opportunities uNvies and cable c,•st•iast, no .,RS Mayf;owe• 438 707-. • 570 Beatrice St. large bedrooms, dining room, petsNon smoxer preferrec • 12592, • 240 Ormond Dr. living room. taruy, morn, den. 427-7405, (112092; t WHITBY Iaccuzz,. central vac, intercom, FOR sale or rent, 2000 sq.ft. in - BEAUTIFUL 4 bed•oor brxx, • 050 Simcoe St. dustrial condo. Drive in door, WHITES RC., P l c x e • n g . twc <-o. y lion y 2 _ar garage all window coverings, 1 1,2 priced to sen, $10.000 down. 8% Bac^e.d• aaar,ment, prvate Comer Dryden Blvd. and Eric Clark Dr. years old on $249,900 430- ar;e of ,n love,y n'Ookhr Avail. PICKERING h financing. Call 416725-11711 or 1318.(111992 cozy f., laundry, centra m. able Dec t5 $9oc rnmtny plus • 1580 Kingston Rd. new -spring 1993) I 416263.2009. (112a92) cozy trap,ace, a xe barn, ,,,la.es Call Mrs Black 655 OSHAWA bright 3 bedroom INDEPENDANT disV,butor, im- p a r k -g one person. non 491 C (1 12092; two storey home on a quiet dead mediate return, no overhead, no smoke, $475 plus 1,1 utilities - - Spacious 1, 2 3. 4 and wheelchair accessible units Fridge, stove. end street. 90% renovated. door to door. $1000 investment. Renovanrg for Dec. 1, 831. NORTH Wes, Oshawa - two . water. blinds. curtains Included, Laundry/meeting meetin centre/chlldren Large rear deck, asking 668-3193. (111592) 0062 (1 t 1592) bedroom sem, . basement ,craw garage Y 9 9 9 s� to 2-4 pce baths, applianes. recreational facilities available. utilities extra $125.000. Ail offers considered. ALL new, c0mil letery renovated ava,table Dec 1 $995 . utilities two bedroom basement First and last References. 728- t -or applications•appointment apartment, also 3 bedroom man 453C. (ill 792) utilities. FvM and last, 427.6475 floor, laundry, parking and or 432-8819, Helen. (I 1200M 436-6610 fenced yard, $950 and $750 AJAX - Dec. 1, clean 3 • on-site management inclusive. Phone 427-7409. bedroom, new kitchen, 5 Durham Housing(Woolco Mall) 40 entrance, 2 bedrooms, central appliances, fenced yard, large Central air and vac, great PICKERING - basement apart- deck, nice location. Early - - i ment- One bedroom self occupancy. $950 686-4456 ■ contained, $600 utilities (111892) CARRIAGE included. Available Dec. 1. 420 -WELL 0125 anytime. (112092) kept three bedroom Colborne Oshawa - townhouse, north east Oshawa, Rent PICKERING - Brockand Mair Oaks, ane bedroom bas~ apartment, centrally located lor schools. Shopping. available Dec. 1. Large 3 bdrm. garden homes separate entrance, $825 per month, includes hydro ow sitting roan for rent. Own fug kitchen, 4 pox, bath, laundry facilities. IISM monthly 1/3 weer' appliances' I:an tit d last Nov., available Dec. and Jan. 1 • ur[ies. Available Dec. 1. 282- 5164 or 237-7669. (111592, required. Phone 666.2292. AJAX - tiirAe bedroom, 2 12 . • all utilities included JANUARY 1 - Whitby, bright and spacious two bedroom apartment in well maintained low rise building. Include utilities and appliances, for apapoinlinei to view, cat 666- 2450.(1115921 WHITBY - One bedroom two level apartment, $595. Two bedroom, patio. $795 inclusive. Residential area. Go train. Dec 1. 1101965287. (111992) SAYLYAJVERPOOL - spacious one bedroom basement apartment, laundry, parking, $625 monthly. Call Carol DiSiNa, NRS Mayflower. 438- 7070. (1115912) _ THREE bedroom apartment for rem. Kroeno and Liverpool area. Pickering. No pets, for further Information. please call 831- 7864. 8-10.40 p.m. (112592) ClaalfNd Dept. Is open for your conmm enee eymy Sat.9:30,sism-'1:00 PAL ,Call 66.9335 i batlw house available Dec. 1. Ferntxd yard, arc.. lamly roam, • underground parking double dining room, $1075 plus apartment. separate entrance, • • • utilities. FvM and last, 427.6475 • children's playground or 432-8819, Helen. (I 1200M COURTICE - new detached Coldwell Bankers RMR. 728- (111962) (111892) AJAX - duplex, spacious house • on-site management for two families. Separate bed►oome, 4 years old, over at entrance, 2 bedrooms, central WESTHEY Heights, newly Central air and vac, great ab. appliances, fireplace, imps location. $,000. Call 430- 208 adult home.Close to bus stop. yard, pool, $900 plus. Available Shared facilities, Non smoker. 6664842. (111892) SOUTH Ajaxhas it ~ Jan. 1. 640-7430. (111892) s oo ft" bedroom bungalow. yo, central room for rent, shared TownhousesOW° 420For two and three bedroorn luxury condos. Beautiful 430 ROOMSTO Rent property, quality features. 6 Rent separate Otte " 1 111nn qmn- and VCR included. parking. AI- rr1Mf in bnstriwM. MUST SELL WMTES1401 - r IY decorated $850 mo thly, Ohl;,`NhT ow sitting roan for rent. Own 3 bedroom townhome. 5 FREEI Rent to own and pur- bathroom, cable, phone and appiancm, central a`. 'ardor gns c►se optavailable. South laundry radltis. Close to stores parking, safe desirable area, •m °mow d Nast and Trolls and buses. Must be seen. Avaitable irrrnedW $1100 plus. 416640-6675.1992) Rd., Counice. Open House, Smokers welcome. 686 6165 Shelley. (112092) anytime. (111782) Wed and Thurs. 3.7 p.m. PICKERING - 3 bedroom, 1 12 Sunday, 1-4 p.m. For more FURNISHED room in Ajax, non baths. garage, available Jan. 1. information, call Josephine smokers, share facilities. Close No apW-tartces. SM + utilities. Snider, 579.7505 or Paula to GO train and transit. $75 Credit check. 839.2436. Sheppard, 579-3052 at Homolfe weekly. Cal 6865721, Anna or (111592) - Advantage Reeky Ltd. Realtor. Henry. (1 t 1992) WNTBY - Varaatone Terrace, 3 433-4747. (TFALL) BROCK/FINCH - bright spa- r (+I H•jryndry wiYs,•Iko Nt 1• e}ent- priwlP�Oee.'ti'i1 RMJ'i'ri5' r - - Iwo*regdflM:-WO throned 576-2513. (111592) Legal :or • call AJAX - 2700 sq.h. 4 bedroom, 2 610 Notices 12 baths. fireplace with in -Law N0710E M CRE11111DAS In the estate of John O'Brien, Retired Labourer, deceased. AN persons having claims estate of fts � �abtovvee mentioned, late of the Town of Ajax in the Regiorial III i ipaiy of Durhm who died at the said Town of Ain on 116 5th day of September 1891 are required to lie proof' of same with the underslgqred on or before 1Fie 21st day of December 1992. Atter that date the Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the estate, having regard only to the cbjms of which/ he then shall have had DAfim at Toronto this 1992 day of October PUBLIC TRUSTEE, td5 Ou RStATORjeesstt Toronto` Ont. MSH M FIN: $139111Q15 8579 evenings/weekends. ATTENTION Ranovabrs - brick Dow. legal, large ravine ML in. two bedroom basement 450 Shared i•rior work necessary, great apartment. separate entrance, • • • large lot, good location. $117,000. Cal Frank Mtarwvic, $249,000. Call 683-9732. COURTICE - new detached Coldwell Bankers RMR. 728- (111962) (111892) 430 Rooms To WHITBY - northwest, 4 Rent bed►oome, 4 years old, over at 2200 sq.ft. Lots of extras. WESTHEY Heights, newly Central air and vac, great decorated furnished room n location. $,000. Call 430- 208 adult home.Close to bus stop. 6890- (1117g2) Shared facilities, Non smoker. 6664842. (111892) SOUTH Ajaxhas it ~ AJAX - Bucher/Bayly. fumishsd s oo ft" bedroom bungalow. yo, central room for rent, shared vac, now custom Oak knich n aOC modal , P- Phone fireplace, new windows and Lynn 683'2306. (11159M doors, .++, Compl•t•ly ROOM for reit in quiet home. TV separate Otte " 1 111nn qmn- and VCR included. parking. AI- rr1Mf in bnstriwM. MUST SELL tona Rd, and Shepherd area, NO AGENTS. 683-7971. Walk to Rouge Valley. $350 per (11IMM month. Phone 509-2932 after 5. 1jNIREE bedroom condomirt4an (111592) townhouse, Merrwry LUO. Pldk- FURNSHED room, walking dis- faring - newly painted and tante to Oahaara Centre. Use of renovated tivOughout. Asking own kitchen and livingroom, $139,000. Call 1-416- .416large largeenough for two single anytime. (111782) beds. Non snicker only. $e5 for one person, $100 t shared by AJAX - 4 bedroom. two bath two people. Call 725.4012. eat -In linden with dshwashor, (112092) separate dining/living room, FULL use of all facilities, finished basement with fireplace. large lot, close to kitchen. laundry, etc. Excellent school, transportation. South Ajax location. Non $185.900. Call 686.2982. smoker, $80 per week. 427- 0318 (days) or M7695 or 686 (1I20g2) N0710E M CRE11111DAS In the estate of John O'Brien, Retired Labourer, deceased. AN persons having claims estate of fts � �abtovvee mentioned, late of the Town of Ajax in the Regiorial III i ipaiy of Durhm who died at the said Town of Ain on 116 5th day of September 1891 are required to lie proof' of same with the underslgqred on or before 1Fie 21st day of December 1992. Atter that date the Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the estate, having regard only to the cbjms of which/ he then shall have had DAfim at Toronto this 1992 day of October PUBLIC TRUSTEE, td5 Ou RStATORjeesstt Toronto` Ont. MSH M FIN: $139111Q15 8579 evenings/weekends. ATTENTION Ranovabrs - brick Dow. legal, large ravine ML in. Business 450 Shared i•rior work necessary, great 671 Personals ACCommi poll for cash flow. Attking $117,000. Cal Frank Mtarwvic, BOUDOIR PHOTOGRAPHY - COURTICE - new detached Coldwell Bankers RMR. 728- (111962) the •PKK gift for the special portion. Portrait and glamour housy to share,� �g�14. - Nice area, fee ^1•eu �'r IrMjig►* I1MIM on 12 acre Ik'•AA Iw cMt IkudpaM. . .cibld etc. $400OW4 Cat .W fid.-H35ee6lbi a 1(NMNfNSetlkrwt•islrllelkl 615 Paralegal DIVORCE =250 ca 428-6265 Also: buldgm slim Incorporadc'm WUs, mr- ftase Narslagr smites 640 Coming Events MARK your calendars, For the by Chnstmas Presence Country Collectable, Craft Show and Sale. Nov. 15, 10-5 p.m. Est to find.. at the Bowmanvise High School on Lb" St., just north of Hwy ST. 965-1616 or 98!5- 0572.(111792) 0 0 WL Football bks package to Buffalo Bills vs Atlanta Falcons, • Sun. Nov. 22. Pick up at Canadian Tire, Liverpool Rd. $79 plus GST. Can Sport Tours, 613-962.0032. (111592) 670 Personals v LIVE PSYCHIC 10 15 min average reading ASTROLOGY HOROSCOPES PREDICTIONS FORECAST ADULTS ONLY $49.95 ON YOUR PHONE BILL $MOLE and u+atlachsd? Join surday at S�irglss VAMM inpeople �the Corral, 433 Simcoe St. S., DOWN& Durham onlir Sunday -dL- Regions for singles- Cover charge Wormstion. 823.7007- (TFALL) EXCITING SPICY PHOTOS OF RoanMes - Karen, Wisidy and Laa. For discreet infomin tim write: Karen. Box 870 -RD, Kelowna. B.C. V1Y 7P4. Adufla oily Pit"III Ism JESUS says. con the bind hod tar blind? Does your raktitla1 wow glasus? The 11 11 g Is 9n• hired mhis•w. Micah 3:11, Isaiah 56:10-12. John 10:11. Jin Cwq*4 1, 1-7059539175: (TFALL) HOPE REBORN - Cancer, Ditbds and Weight Loss. M natural products. 1 bat 25 lbs. In •a soda. 678-7092 or 1•aoD- 1831053. (1119M . 675 cott(tpani HEART MATES Disam introductitons for is -war.' . :rt 49 40 1^ .nil.,,,• \J 500 For Homes c THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. NOVEMBER M 19112 -PAGE 19 500 For Sale 500 For Sale 500 For Sale 540 For Sale 680 Announcements 680 Announcements NOR MENEENE PRIVATE SALE 5 BEDROOM, 3,400 SO. FT. FAMILY HOME ON THE MOST MAGNIFICENT .... TREED 11 ACRE ESTATE DEVELOPMENT PROPERTY .... NEXT TO $700,000 ESTATE HOMES. Just 10 min. north of Ajax. The property fronts 800 ft. to Foxfire Chase Road. +awi I This 3,400 sq. ft. home includes: 5 bedrooms, living room, TV room, 2 ; At fireplaces, 3 baths, laundry room, 5 walkouts, large balcony, Pleat pump with cent. air, cent. vac, etc. DOUBLE YOUR INVESTMENT IN 2-3 YEARS .... BY DIVIDING THIS PROPERTY INTO 5.6 ESTATE LOTS .... AND YET HAVE YOUR OWN HOMEON PRIVATE 2ACRE LOT. TD15 PDOCERTT (AC■o55 TRE DOAD> PRICE APPROVED FOR I ESTATE LOT PETC- }� 4o►nr11T ■T TOYR a DCG AOR ID SDtlwER 1117 REDUCED1. RA R AD see•::: :- ,,. ", FOR QUICK SALE! ' 7.LOT e 1 0ACRES : LOT 17 LOT 1 • LOT f5 _y ONLY : 7.1 AC. 7.1 -AC. ; 7.A -AC. _. T. �S�!!rr��v,OVV M/�0 CROroSAL TO DIVIDE TRIS 10.17 ACRE i I - C---SETT-IDTO S ESTATE LOTS MUST SELL. t -STIN , _ R. ,.CIISTIDf, 1400 SO�CT ROME Financing arranged. is Color brochure avail. r.1 LOT , 7 Call 1-416-985-0387 I Aucs s7s rr -- Don't Forget Oshawa/Whitby This Week & Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept. Is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00 To Place Your Classified Ad Pleasee Call 576-9= 700 Birthdays 700 Birthdays 710 Births 740 MemoriamIn s DOUG PENNELL Is now entering lila neIt (but not the final) frontier! He is finally turning Ham _ Bl�thdaY re we Doug, 31 ' " Love & Kisses From Sheila, -�' Dam,Jennifer Sas,Jha, and AN Phe Rosi sof the Chew! ITS A BOY 3. P( SANDS - Rob b Margaret are proud to announce the safe arrival of their son James Richard on Oct. 17, 1992. Proud Grandparents are Mr. b Mrs. Duncan Drummond of Sharon, and Mr. b Mrs. James Sands of Ottawa. Special thanks to Dr.s and staff at Ajax Pickering Hospital and St. MicluWs Hospital. JOHN ALBERT DAVIS (Jack) in memory of a loving Father and Grandfather who passed away suddenly on Nov. 15, 1990. Out of the Rev yoan of pan and am merging you 25 roan of sarin, ImM and understanding Min thromb I can srdl hear you in ewrytfrq I do, I mea you artd I tw* God fbr dw dr a M that baig you bade to me. I low you Dad and I wN alwep larrrnt ie Lovingly remembered by daughter Peggy, her husband Theo and grandchildran Sekia and Jacob. Your Birth Announcement i Ajax Pickering . G7c�e�€� LQc7e�c��B�c�p DR. K. L. CHONG mos. and DR. C.K. CHONG D.D.S. FAMILY DENTISTS FIRST PICKERING PLACE 1550 KINGSTON RD., SUITE 200 PICKERING On Red Lobster Plaza) SAT. AND EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE 839-4821 In In 740 Memoriams 740 Memoriams JOHN A. DAVIS (Jack) Who was taken from us suddenly Nov. 15, 1990 Husband, father and grandfather. Time has not healed the pain, How can I look into the future, When I dwell in the past, In our hearts you will always remain. Your loving wife, Mary and Shelby and family. 780 Anniversaries 780 Anniversaries HAPPY ANNIVERSARY DAD & MOM Wishing you many more XO Love Gerald, Karen, x0 Kayla, Kyle Could Be Worth over =250,000 Dollars Receive a special gift pack consisting of a Penaten gift pack, Gerber food coupon, Huggies coupon, 500 Playtex coupon, Jerry's own gift coupon value of $10 and a chance of winning $250,000 with a Wintario Ticket (and if you win we're �partners HA! HA! Suqqested Retail Value of $75 Just place & pay for your birth announcement in Twice (2x) either in Oshawa/Whitby This Week or Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser or 1 of each and receive your special Birth Announcement Coupon from the News Advertiser. • ADVERTISER Call today NEWS OSHAWA SS 3 � � I ~ o Classified Dept ? 6 — 9:� 3►S This special birth cou A AN m be redeemed at one of the following locations: OMISSIONS • ..... •wrl _ rw...w w .wa..•R .ww r w A.w R•w r rMl-.rn-r.n�.w, $• 70-1iM3e, 700-7072 Classification Index loos [—Help Wanted Careers 100 :arw •a^+n-y 105 ierera ^90 110 oR =e -,V 120 Saes 130 S+u'ed -e0 135 : r:N•9r aara 140 �=-!al VAC<a :,9^'a 150 ^eel•,•` :af9 155 gay Car9 Nr•9r_ ,60 1 ^ay Care Asalac.P 165 -01^y-err rVa^'Y. 170 aus,*SS': ix.Sress 187 200s Mi c. Sales 4x.9' asgw 200 =rgw:hd 205 Flea m4ke• 210 Artaes cy San 220 Arta% ha, 9C 230 r vgras --9w 235 Sarre _, : arg9 W Sx"a arc Sans 250 Arps b Gags 260 ;T'Wte .�;eo 270 Loan so Pea suwws8ou�^g no 11 Rift 71 S AuKr-obles =a S 700 A1.ta*obbs Nrtoo 105 '•rbcs .y Saw 710 -•ut1LS h4m4c 315 vrS + Nhee } .e 320 -rapers 330 Auto aar^s b POV. rs 740 Auto'$a" Aortas 360 molOrcyca 765 SF Rnoows 7w A wa a 3a5 Feaeasor yews" 370 ,ar+ Eouxrwl 3n 44a W -AA*, `QIXNA M( i6 AoaTArrS;or a..t Am Aaa,inrls Wrw 405 Nose{ ; 7 ;t't 410 Nouwg warted 415 'awlemses'or ter! 420 SPAC1 ;of Aero 425 Rooms 4x RArr 430 ;oomS named A 15 aopm 6 Soar' "a -4voirw -VZ ca mer! "S shaec Aavq oe—ro AN ,rQ10 N%Le's -7 ^Ardu C70Caa & Amar so" YO rr+wlse�5ox Soace 462 462 covages Gy ser! 470 cmag" nrtee us Ferment L,r•q 460 FeDOrs 40 . a4a vb atrcm 480 FLAr4 ca 9�ai'15 466 t R f L k • OM" r:or sae "a nan1D0 To Ek., me To-rooAee ca Sale $10 .usT r' own s,S ..coos=:rSae 520 �e.enamrt -rc S2S =a 5 s:y sae 30 S =z Sae s3s .: of -onr a'xese5 so :acanor a:oe•:as 545 :ages =:r Sae %o uoco -res S cr.s 560 ;.roe ,a ers S•!As 570 MX C., _ -arx 575 uor';age ^a✓a .e 560 d.ssress-xar.r',es 540 Wft *kes t Aral. P„ m: %,t::es wo .ega 'sw:es 610 Tenders 620 ;agsaa,XS 630 Cr.rg E.er's 640 A,CtXs 650 t,egos 660 =arw-as 670 31;s ness Prsoras 671 rprons •675 Armourur•erts 660 Ieston l3ethda,s 700 Beat 710 Deaf,a 720 in M$fnorlam5 740 cads of Thanius 750 wwa,g Amoum ments 760 ElgaOrnents 772 Phmw tied up - ase your In wmili ile to ectad us yew elesellm ad. Remember to noy nmw name,address taw• 91 RYLANDER 1725 KINGSTON MPT""N 311 BROCK ST. 1"119 BLVD- ROAD. NORTH, WEST HILL PICKERING r � WHITBY ®tai Abbey Lane A, No : E B o . M ■ e BE }10E EFGNt; IN MM Shopping Centre ___.. a. I �_ °` ^.,.. :Ac:.N _ 686-DRLIG �� 666 -DRUG; _4223_ �sa�_,a-QA1f�i.i._'� iCpA PAGE 2S•THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1992 .t:KAMIC: TILE 5AUEa J ; _ 6"x8" WALL TILE "CECRISA SHAWN" WHITE ONLY 65 EACH • 8"x8" REVIGRESAS 9C EA. ROCK FLOOR TILE - ONLY »uu • 8"x8" REVIGRESAS�C EA. CORK FLOOR TILE - ONLY 01220 • S'W" RORTABELLO C EA* ALMOND FLOOR TILE - ONLY w' M'3424 - t 4 - 1 / - _ - -1 FLOOR TILES (Includes inserts) REG. 3.29 . ,.t EA. SALE... M242 CLASSIC DECORATING The popular European -Old World' art of Mux finishing is now mode waterbase safe, and easy as 1-2-3 with Plaid's Faux Finish Marbleizing Kits AVAILABLE IN BLUE, ROSE, GREEN & IVORY • AUTHEMIC MARBLE FINISH CAN BE RECREATED ON ANY PIUNTABLE FINISH REG. 19.99 4 SALE... 1 , 120531 -120560 -120570 �Q Ali—purpose e 4 waWp=f aquae. A.d hesive waterpox, a �" wtte Pr°rida a REG. 2.79 0 0>rong nag-hgM bond for mast Wb- 9 19. ing matin;* rdud- Mg Po"vww 292"foam. SALE... MONO@ EXTERIOR VM FM CAULIQW AirWWOOWS, SEALANT DOORS AND SIOING wHITE ONLY ,,,�,� • NO PAIME R REQLJ� REG. 4.99 • RESISTS MOMARE • VWFn-WAAD5 MovEMENI SALE • MEETS CANADA *-GP-SM • • 20 YEAR In EXPECUMY 99 0 CONSERVES ENERGY293002 -- SUMMER AND WINT9t 3 300AarTIM !�00 .STEEL WOOL r AV14N.ABLE 94 Ife, ,FRS, AAMUM OR COARSE 86348 19 'may' • • f '€;�. ONLY vr�vi ��iu�►i 11-4 AL DE ARI•MENT WITH THE *%%"PPED CREAM" TEXTURE ROL-TEX IS A PREMIUM QUALITY STUCCO, DESIGNED FOR TFE DO-MYOURSELFER. MAWS IT RODS ONTO CEILINIC3S AND RoLW VX WALLS RIGHT FROM 11f CONTAINER... NO MIXING...NO MESS. -r 1 Rc.a Lr KtS REG. 18.99 �99 REG. 38.99 ) 999 SALE... e, as3ooa SALE... -a.053010 "DURAL" - DR T VVHLL - --- -- RIMER SEALER Lr>REs 99 REG. 11.29 atei oll- 1eE SALE... 31610+ let et sCettan\ - 20 L�£S 9 APP a� LATEX zol REG. 50.29 SALE... 44216102 43 %WASrICS.0 rUIL.T ( I' 1 � MUSH SET 30 MM & 50 MM SPECIAL PuRcHASE!9 9 - - ONLY In ILI SIMMS 3 I•'ItLt 4111 PAINTING SET 3- TRIM ROLLER WITH HANDLE, I TRIM TRAY & r FOAM BRUSH SPECIAL PURCHASEI _ - - REG. 299 SALE2 431M FULL SIZE = `? I'C. PAiNT °RAY KIT 190 MM x 10 MM PSE—TMY, Rol`M a wwaE. EE0011AMOOM FOR99 _---- FIAT - ow 3 000" 240 MM ROLLER REFILL 7 �!—Snwalh '"DECOR -MATE" Surfaces VM FIX WG+ - =— - GLOSS mm 49 ONLY ana0 CAULKING GUNS= 99 - I;, • FREE COLOUR MATCHING WS OR souu caouR svuN LJtJKAL-- !" Ll— I V I '-S'`J`J tUALbo ! PLRS -!-7-LATEX Priv •--4TERIORIEXTERIOR SATIN LATEX 4 LITRES 99 REG. 10.79 -SALE... 8 3=% •-WERIOR SEMI GLOSS 4 LITRES REG. 15.99 SALE601299 . RESILRCRETE. ALL LUNC.RO'k LOATIt; •TE y %/FO 20 _oNc� .OFF WIDE RANGE OF COLOURS AVAILABLE a4 ° consbuc i CONSTRUCTION A: ADHESIVE Z. I UM CUITION 6.99 99 .1...... SALE on" iU*AX279 SIMCOE ST. N., OSHAWA 291 vlsA r,. .. 19 NOTION ROAD, AJAX 683-6771 a 0"M "OWN uoRL4tR aAn 0 ►A SM 11 TO FED US FAST ML SAJI� Ryl r pw'' V= AJAX MOINIt:OM. IC -FITC I AA4 PAL $ATN UL -4 P •DELIVENVAMULASLE Y AS 010M r� PNONE ORDERS ACCETTED . ALLMWCASH AND mlilwa*b UN. 1170 4 CAM INTHE SALE E DS • MOTALLITBr STOCKED• PLEASEN YELLOW ASE MOTE: Ar/� < Aua NCA OTaREMMOTSEMELD k y home �e Cone .PAGES ,BY TELE- NO •AILMLBtT�MIRLE RESPDIgt.LERaOR = V 22/92 •aollIa T"AO°RYpIfSfMO oIIIIEECT •Q3.LWFNCUA=Nlf k W s ' zcrr;,. � ooNTMt:rd��ara�reAuiaaLronn� ,_0SH 0 w • i 9 ' • Rlh'. SErbit- GLOSS ENAMEL - ULTRA PURE WHITE USE INHERE THE ULTIMRE IN SCRUBABNJTY a WASHABILITY ARE REQUIRED. SLEBC FINISH. MALL 8 TAS ._n 0r P" 3.79 L. 99 REG. 29.99_ SALE 209 - - -_- _ _:4_ c_ ..,i;a: RATIN FLAT - PROVIDES A RICH, WARM, VELVETY SAM _ LUSTRE POSSESSING EXCELLENT WASHABILITY, SCRUBABIUTY ANBD STAIN REMOVAL 3.79 L. 99 4 W304 REG. 29.99 SALE? - I - _ 11 - _ _ JNG PAINT ULTRA PURE WHITE A PREMIUM QUALITY, EXCELLENT HIDING, ULTRA BRIGHT WHITE FORMULATED FOR ALL TYPES OF INTERIOR CEIUNGS. 3.79 L. 1999 55004 — REG. 25.99 SALE LJtJKAL-- !" Ll— I V I '-S'`J`J tUALbo ! PLRS -!-7-LATEX Priv •--4TERIORIEXTERIOR SATIN LATEX 4 LITRES 99 REG. 10.79 -SALE... 8 3=% •-WERIOR SEMI GLOSS 4 LITRES REG. 15.99 SALE601299 . RESILRCRETE. ALL LUNC.RO'k LOATIt; •TE y %/FO 20 _oNc� .OFF WIDE RANGE OF COLOURS AVAILABLE a4 ° consbuc i CONSTRUCTION A: ADHESIVE Z. I UM CUITION 6.99 99 .1...... SALE on" iU*AX279 SIMCOE ST. N., OSHAWA 291 vlsA r,. .. 19 NOTION ROAD, AJAX 683-6771 a 0"M "OWN uoRL4tR aAn 0 ►A SM 11 TO FED US FAST ML SAJI� Ryl r pw'' V= AJAX MOINIt:OM. IC -FITC I AA4 PAL $ATN UL -4 P •DELIVENVAMULASLE Y AS 010M r� PNONE ORDERS ACCETTED . ALLMWCASH AND mlilwa*b UN. 1170 4 CAM INTHE SALE E DS • MOTALLITBr STOCKED• PLEASEN YELLOW ASE MOTE: Ar/� < Aua NCA OTaREMMOTSEMELD k y home �e Cone .PAGES ,BY TELE- NO •AILMLBtT�MIRLE RESPDIgt.LERaOR = V 22/92 •aollIa T"AO°RYpIfSfMO oIIIIEECT •Q3.LWFNCUA=Nlf k W s ' zcrr;,. � ooNTMt:rd��ara�reAuiaaLronn� ,_0SH 0 w • i 9 ' •