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Home My WebLink AboutNA1992_11_18M ..• • • . . • . • . • . ♦ • . . , . • � . . . . . . . 1 r . . � . � 1 � . i . , . . 1 1 F� . • �. X11 ,5 . M --_. • . , M • ! -i .. . . _ •A •'�� ♦-P . f _+ . - • - - •=aee:.-6E[...T3ti �.. �.::'ISE46C'�;;.+:xs.aiaaEaaaa•.-4Jriu1. . _ .._x. -.v 0 CAMLL RFIAW 8314= First Rueaft UcdL i Realty UCL �E�S DFIAVRaxTIdition • T14" Wednesday. Nov. 18, 1992 52 pages A Metrolend Community Newspaper Pressrun 35.000 700 + 54 GST - 75 cells Vol. 111 No. 48 T SCOUTS HONOR -ED: Two Pickering Boy Scouts were recently presented a Chief Scout Award, the highest honor Scouts can achieve. Earning the award were Steve Lawrence of the Ist Glendale Scout Troop and Jay Piper of the 1st Bay Ridges Scout Troop. Congratulations, boys. Nigel Wilson drafted by Florida Marlins Page A29 Special Sections Real Estate ..... ..--.PUU-out Wheels .... ............ -A24 - 2S Regular Features Letters__.....___... -•-..__A6 Obituaries._______A13 Biuboard-------- A18 Entertainment..» -•r. _A22 Sports ..............••...........A 29 Clmir*d...._...............A3s Ajax -Pickering United Way drive Goal 7 $1,050,000 1077NN E! M1111111111 Condom booklet draws fire By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter DURHAM - Don't condoms take all the fun out of sex? That's among the questions asked in Con- dom Sense, a pamphlet that has angered Catholic educators here after it was shipped directly to schools by ministry of health con- sultants. "As a separate school board, we're not very receptive to the ministry sending this information directly to our schools," Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board director Earl Lagroix told trustees Monday. Other questions answered in the pamphlet are: Where should I keep my condoms? Do I have to use a condom every time? How do I take the condom off? What are lubricants? What if I'm embarrassed to buy condoms? According to a letter sent from the ministry to school principals, Condom Sense "is not No Sex at libraries / A3 meant to encourage sexual activity. It is designed to help all sexually active people, particularly young people, protect themselves from sexually -transmitted diseases." Still, Catholic boards are "alarmed by the method which the ministry has used to circu- late this material and by the content and mes- sage of the booklet itself" according to a letter from the Ontario Separate School Trustees' Association. Further, the association is frustrated by attempts to address the issue. "It appears the ministry is not concerned about the inappro- pnateness of this material in Catholic schools and is quick to point out Catholic schools are publicly funded," the letter states. Trustees here will send a letter to the min- istry which refers to the section in the Educa- tion Act which gives separate boards the right to decide which religious and moral issues are ti ,fy A M 4, �t. T k: 1� .. Yl•.i..'.t p,}' `�W 'Yrt .. ....,.;�Mn. y ir it ♦ j �'- � i } ►1i'.1r ji i r 1 Santa Claus -came. t6town Santa Claus arrived in Pickering Saturday and was warmly welcomed by thousands of youngsters and the young -at -heart. The jolly old elf made his appearance during the Kinsmen Club's annual Santa Claus parade. See ABSTINF NCE...Page A3 Close dump now: PACT PICKERING - The Brock West dump in Pick- ering is being intentional- ly overfilled and should be closed immediately, says a residents' group. Garbage is being piled by the landfill's owner, Metro Toronto, in a steep- er and higher grade than original designs allow, Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environment said at a Vueen's P.Vk press con- ference Monday. This "overbuilding" went ahead with the ministry of the environment's knowl- - edge. the group charged. Had Metro graded to design, it would be quite clear the site is full," says PACT chairman Lloyd Thomas. The group is demanding the ministry force Metro to close the See FUROR -.Page A4 Quanoy means resuas -- Advertise in Ajax-Pickwirg News Advefiser (683-5110) and Oshawa -may this Week (5"-4400).114.000 pressrun every Wednesday p NEW CONSERVATORY � A rotating spectacle of young TOWNEENI RIN 4 OF MUSIC FESTIVAL __f-�musical ingenues! _ ,.Triday, November 20, 5 per -9 pm, Satnrdar, November Zl, lA sm-6 pm. Nr �. .. - .� 1.1-L.r--i � 4 � F, ►r r -.-i I 1 HOME & DESIGN CENTRE troke esign Centre welcomes the Heart & S The Home & D decorating tricks Foundation, who will receive 25°��owcases Home fees �n 1993. The all-new Idea Homes For a $chedule, call the that you can learn in how-to workshops. ass is Club Membership for $10. Members Idea Place resource centre, 427-4332. 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PICKERING ,x,427433 1 z a �E Fj Pkkaing Homs rkDesis,Cm -. a P Ql I 1 • L • •• lM.lMir�lliaM{r •i�i�i4��L'�/YIb.iA s inence is stioll b Catholic s FROM PAGE Al "As a Catholic community, we believe abstinence is taught in their schools. A copy of that letter will also be best, though that's not for everyone," Dr. Lagroix told the sent to area MPPs. News Advertiser. While instruction on the use of condoms "is not a formal part of our curriculum," the issue could be addressed rf broughtcIass in e elup at area l� r c 0 S arses ::.:,..AJAX-PICKER1NG - No Sex please, we're Ajax and Pickering. Madonna's controversial pictorial book, Sex, which features the nude entertainer engaging in group and lesbian sex, isn't on the shelves at either the Ajax Public Library or the Pickering Public Library Nor will it be ..... "We don't own a copy and we don't plan to get it," says Ajax chief librarian Geoffrey Nie. "We haven't had any requests for it. it's not the sort of thing we buy, because of the format," he says. "With spiral binding it won't stand up on the shelves." Pickering readers haven't requested the book either, says the town's chief librarian Sandy Cameron. In fact, several people have written and called the library asking itnot be acquired. But it's the $60 price tag, not the content, that really turned off Pickering library staffers. "We discounted it because of the price," says Mr. Cameron. "We don't usually buy coffee- .. table books unless it's a subject we need some- thing on." _ And, it seems, we definitely don't need it. "It wasn't on any pre -publication bestseller lists," ;:adds Mr. Cameron. "We haven't had a single :request for it." _ . _.. When Pickering library staff followed up ort ::'book reviews, they found only two out of seven reviewers had bothered to look at Sex, Mr. :Came -on notes. But the book has caught the eye of more than a few people. In fact, it's sold out in Canada Homes could be seized for fax arrears PICKERING - 'Up to 85 fourth year taxes are owing. homes could be seized by the Owners or mortgage companies town in the new year for non- will then have one year to make payment of municipal taxes, full payment or the homes can be The homeowners in question auctioned. owe three years' back taxes The town has never had to totalling $330,000, says treasurer auction homes before, says Mr. Jim Walls. "We can't allow peo- Walls, adding that it's the worst pie not to pay taxes and accept tax situation he's ever seen. In services," he says. "Something all, the town is currently owed has to be bei•" $8.6 million in taxes, having col- - Under provincial legislation, "elected $73.5 million this year. the town can seize the properties Mr. Walls says the town should on Jan. 1, the first day of the have been paid $82.1 million. Entries' still accepted C for Ajax Santaparade AJAX -Santa Claus will parade through town next week. Entries are still being accepted for the Ajax Santa Claus parade set for Saturday, Nov: 28, beginning at noon. There's no charge to enter a band or a float in the parade, being spon- sored by the 27th year by the Ajax Lions Club. The parade will start on Station SL, tum into the Ajax Plaza and head south in front of the stores. The parade will head out on to Harwood Ave. near Maxi Drugs, turn south and proceed into Harwood Place Mall, dis- persing behind Woolco. For more information, call Dick Wright at 683-3960. "It's the highest percentage (of unpaid taxes) we've ever had." room, he notes. Dr. Lagroix doesn't believe any of the pamphlets were distributed to students. The ministry of health plans to distribute the pamphlets to physicians, libraries, public health units, hospitals, com- munity groups, pharmacies, and some music and clothing stores. 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DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE NSERTS 8 R.YERS COM MG M YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY ANO NM THE DAYS AHEAD WED., NOV. 18192 ,FRI., NOV. 20192 NEWS ADVERTISER BIWAY (AJAXJPICK) NEWS ADVERTISER EATON'S O JERRYS DRW WAMMOUSE 'CANADIAN TIRE (AAXIPICK) (AJAXIPICK.) -LITTLE CAESARS (AJAX) 'CONSUMERS 'PHARMA PLUS (AJAX/PICK) DISTRIBUTING(AJAX/PICK) -REAL ESTATE (AJAXIPICK) 'RE/MAX (PICK.) SEARS (AJAXIPICK.) 'SHOPPERS DRUG MART (AJAX/PICK) AJAX/PICK. SEARS (AJAXIPICK.) 'THE BAY (PICK.) SEARS 'WOOLCO (AJAXIPICK.) ' Delivored to sNscted halsNrolds oNr i .k..Z°' .r .. WEDNESDAY'S CARRIER OF THE WEEK IS ANDREW HEIDERSON Andrew enjoys hockey, baseball, volleyball, rollerblading and swimming. Andrew received McDonald's coupons Compliments of the News Advertiser. Congratulations Andrew for being our Wednesday Carver of the Week. a,.: .. . Sharpshooter Traver Boughner, 11, plays at the Carnival of Games at the Harwood Place Mall in Ajax Saturday. Traver was trying to hit a billiard ball with a loonie on top. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Women's group seeks more rights for crime victims DURHAM - Issues of concern to women will be discussed by a group seeking greater rights for crime victims. The Women's Action Coalition (Durham) is actively working to change laws to give victims rights equal to the accused in accessing the justice system. And, the coalition will provide courtroom support for vic- tims of assault, harassment and stalking. The meeting will be held Thursday, Nov. 19 from 7 to 9 p.m. For location, call 837-2725, 619-2606 or 666-9351. Furor -over ��Brock Nest dump' _ FROM PAGE Al be says. dump "immediately" Mr. Thomas says leachate col- Our trash should be taken to Keele Valley until lection systems at the dump aren't working properly long-term solutions are in place, mayor Arthurs adds. and that higher piles of trash could result in groundwater con- tamination. PACT hired two Toronto pro- fessors who, in comparing Metro's design maps with actual landfill contours, found "the landfill's slopes are considerably steeper than the design allowed." This "overbuilding" wasn't approved by Pickering or the Metro Toronto and Region Con- servation Authority as required, and "steep slopes are signifi- cantly more difficult to manage, being subject to slumping, ero- sion and increasing leachate movement," PACT says in a prepared statement. But both the ministry of the environment and Metro Toronto maintain there's still room for more trash at Brock West and both say dump contours were raised to allow for settlement of trash. "Yes, the sides (of the dump) Dave been overbuilt as a normal practice of operation, in antici- pation of settlement," says Don Andrijiw of the ministry. The dump "is still not full, that's cor- rect." Metro commissioner of works Bob Ferguson says Metro doesn't feel it has to answer PACT's plea to have the dump closed. "We don't think we have anything to say, other than to answer questions. We don't need to oppose anything." He says the arba a baht BI►�G1!�� r� OUTLETY -s BIG & 1<1�L CLOTHING AT DISCOUNT PRICES SAVE BIG * SPECIALS * Dress Shirts from $2995 Labels Casual Pants from $ 39os you will Winter Coats trom 69 recognize Sweaters trom $2995 ARROW SPORT VELOUR & TERRY CLOTH SHIRTS $2995 HOUSE COATS Valuo'49" Compere $C 995—$7995 LT TO3XT 7XT04X 81'730"' VV MANY OTHER LEATHER JACKET IN-STORE SpECIAI- $29995 SPECIALS! I BUY OUR TIES, SOCKS, UNDERWEAR, MAKE GREAT STOCKING STUFFERS! "'NGS-, BIG MAN'S Mo�.W*d.1� w1 H F 1400 BAYLY ST. 09 PICKERING '�� sn`. Fri s10 e x ® 420-2797 s,Mo . Dec, 13/92 - envLr �' Mo . -Fri. 148 9�1. 171 -ss- _ 11-4 You're Invited To The FIFTH g g 'g ANNUAL dumped will settle to conform to the landfill's original design. "We don't want a site full of air. We fill.would certainly never over- " LIGHTING But Metro is using the excuse of settlement to "buy time", says Pickering mayor Wayne Arthurs, who adds Metro is run- ning out of landfill space. Both Metro's and the ministry's credi- �bility is on the line if the dump LIGHTS isn't closed as soon as possible, Facing extradition U.S. drug fugifti*ve busted here PICKERING - An American pound increments, that marijua- Sergeant Jake White notes. fugitive wanted since 1984 for na would be worth about Mr. Houslander is incarcerat- drug trafficking was busted here $359,000 today, "much more ed awaiting court proceedings in this weekend. than when it was seized," RCMP Toronto. Michael Arnold Houslander, 46, was arrested without inci- dent at the Pickering GO station Saturday by members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the Durham Regional Police's combined forces' drug unit. The latter's tactical unit assisted in the arrest. The arrest came after police here received information from the Federal Bureau of Investiga- tions in Fort Worth, Texas and the Drug Enforcement Agency in Little Rock, Arkansas. Mr. Houslander, of no fixed address, was considered armed and dangerous and was known to use several aliases. He'll probably be extradited to face four counts of possession of a narcotic for the purpose of traf- ficking, as well as charges of perjury and failure to attend court. The charges resulted from a search warrant at his Texas resi- dence in 1984 which turned up 359 pounds of marijuana. If sold in "bulk" or one - Dentures so natlind.. . YOU W 88 VeAr kno w the Aff6spence/ New soft -touch Materials for Sensitive Gums: Walter` Wimmer, Denture Therapist PICKERING TOWN CENTRE o FREE CONSULTATION o -420=020 Toll Free 1 -800 -"l -Mo PICKERING GENERAL HOSPITAL ON TUESDAY DECEMBER 1ST AT 7:30 PM FREE CANDY CANES Sponsored by HOT CHOCOLATE PROVIDED The Pickering Hydro Electric Commission 0 11 40 • ',-:•�,•.TlU:DIi�WS/tAYL+'R'I'4'�l:R.w�►,:l�tC�l�rrci�,arrs-rwve.r�. r 5;. h Y. . . . . . . . . . . . Mt 'N. i fl Y. . . . . . . . . . . . . ',-:•�,•.TlU:DIi�WS/tAYL+'R'I'4'�l:R.w�►,:l�tC�l�rrci�,arrs-rwve.r�. ItAtilf ••A=I-IiLNEWSADVltil7 WJt,iNW6'NOVZ 1 MM -IL"%'.. , � Editorial No Rae of sunshine I1 history is ever kind to the Ontario New Democrats -- and it won't be, even when the province pulls itself free of the tenacious grip of this recession - it will be in purely philosophical terms. Practically speaking, however, Bob Rae's government is ensuring a duhious place in the minds of Ontarians. Consider the mounting crises that are being left in the wake of this New Democrat government. There is the current alienation of police forces across the province, who increasingly feel Ontario's policy -makers aren't those who have been dutifully elected to represent its citizens, but special interest groups who have the car of a well-intentioned few. There is the Sunday Shopping \Kaffle -- a complete reversal of the promises that were made from election podiums -- which alienated the mane union groups who helped carry Premier Bob to power. There is new labor legislation which alienated Ontario's business community and is clearly a reward for the union movement in the province. Business leaders feel now, more than ever, that Conrad Black's reference 18 months ago to "the hobnailed fiscal jackboot" of the `cw Democrats would be responsible for smothering entrepreneurial spirit and confident investment in the province. There is continued talk by Premier Bob of a new era of manage- mcm-labor relations, yet both sides of business are more at odds than ever In recent memory. There is a ballooning deficit that will handcuff future governments and cripple future taxpayers, despite warnings about the fallacy of a lax -and -spend approach to govemment. Finally, there is the dump search which has returned to the very communities Premier Bob vowed to protect while on the stump in 1981. People from all sectors of our communities feel, for one reason or another, the\, have been betrayed by a government which has promised so much, yet delivered so little. If it's true that Ontarians -- and Canadians -- have a penchant not for voting governments into office, but for voting them out, then Bob Rae's New Democrats will prove the adage correct. Most want more than just books �•h�'-+sin .�i �3+� %i4,.�a � .. iffiLraries try to meet the needs of all residents To the editor, A recent letter to the editor from a Pickering resident com- plained about the products offered to library patrons. Your reader feels libraries should loan books only and offer no other services. What a dull place the library would be if this were the case. I would invite the writer to visit the Central Branch of the Pickering Public Library at any time we are open. During the The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. Pleas keep letters to a reasonable length of no more than 11/2 typed, double spaced pages. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for pub- lication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone number for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., L IS 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. days there are children coming for storytimes. After storytIme many kids take books home and :maybe as well a video suitable for their age group. Teenagers are in the building every day researching projects using the computer system as well as books. They may do their homework, visit with some friends and on their way out pick up a CD or video for entertain- ment as well as a book for plea- sure reading. Throughout the day and evening, people of all ages Hews AdvertiserThe entire of the NeAntendvw- ws tlser Is protected by A Metrolond Community Newspaper uu and na unauthhoriors sed use without when con- sent Is prohibited. Timothy John Whittaker The the t r classify or refuse Publisher any advertisement of his ditlrxetlon. come in to read or research or borrow books, magazines, audio video cassettes and CDs as well as to view art exhibits and other seasonal displays. All this will be happening about 900,000 times in 1992 at Pickering libraries. Some other facts to consider. As videos have been introduced to a branch, book borrowing increases at the same time. A family may come in for a video on Saturday afternoon and many times borrow books as well. In JOANNE BURGHARDT- Editor -in -Chief GREG COATES - Managing Editor HUGH NICHOLSON - Advertising Manager BRUCE DANFORD - Retail Sales Manager ABE FAKHOURIE - Distribution Marlow NEWSROOM -49.1-6110 DISTRIBUTION - 643-6117 RETAIL ADVERTISING - 6/3-6110 CLASSIFIED - 796.7672 FAX - 663-7363 NATIONAL ADVERTISING SALES 493.1300 REAL ESTATE A AUTOMOTIVE ADVERTISING - 790.76n recessionary times library use .in all departments by all age groups climbs significantly. This shows that the local library becomes a source of low-cost entertainment for the entire family. Our Pickering libraries are under considerable pressure from residents to increase electronic facilities available to the public and also to open Sundays. Budget restrictions due to the recession are the only thing holding us back. All branches are open with the hours increased at some and Z �_ _; �P.A ILI none have been closed. Yes, bookworms pay taxes too. But most of the 35,000 mem- bers of the Pickering Public Library system want more than just books and we are trying our very best to meet their needs. We try to give our patrons very good value for their tax dollar and judging by the comments we receive, for the most part they think they are receiving it. David Farr, Library board chairman, Pickering The NOW Adverlher, pLAAywd 0—Y &KKIOY. Wednesday and Mday of 130 COfMwrdd Ave.. Atoc, Onfado LIS 2H5, is one or ttw Mefrdond prlrsllrlpnmipopen. plb�SNnO and Dy»q tiaP Advo Of KAXNbangran � of 1WInglonck" News Advwftw. Auaro Bantu. OordS GuardkXVLake3hore Advertiser. C•,eor Ilnpwood Cot* Week. Etobleolr� Week. MoWx rn Econornbt ✓t Sun. Mslont� dean Champson. Mb*Kkjgo . Nnpsfan INS Week. undpwN0WIfib XW DO. North York Mirror. NorftnyawbrW News•. Ookvlle Beaver. Oroo Today. .Oindwa V&"N Thb Week. Peterborough TNS Week. Richmond MMI/1hwnhM liberal. Scarborough Arraof. U4b'16 e/Stohlfvre TACuw. Todays SeNors. page "mW vary �y ham prblfhed rote cord dud to mecrXXk01 ft%*emenh of different prkhfen. etrotdndNewtpoMpery prhAf7tYochgtatlon.• hO"n."V and Dls""ngIf a member of the Canadian Cominwilly ontorb Comm Lx" Lx" New>pOpNS ANOdOMOn arY1 OntaAo PrelS second r edned" lon r ffClap Mar Regbhaflph Nurhber 1e97 Per p. MabSerlplon rose In Canada 1 yea. S70 • 0 0 u 0 0 Contest winners announced Winners in the News Advertis- er's waste reduction contest have been announced. Winner of the poster contest is Kristyl Kruusi, a Grade 6 student at Parkside Public School in Ajax. Winner of the essay -writing con- test is Stephanie Miceli, a Grade 5 student at St- Paul Catholic School in Whitby. Both winners are now entered in a province -wide compe- L tition. The following is Stephanie's winning essay: Hi, my name is Stephanie Miceli. I'm going to tell you about my good friends the three Rs. Their names are Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. One day Reduce woke up late and said to himself, "What am I going to have for breakfast? I I; (NAR - .." R R The J future--��`�,�' � k� is Rs A d CHR/ 3 Kristyl Kruusi, a Grade 6 �,,,,,�,a. lv A� S %�4f, student at Parkside Public School in Ajax, proudly Q� 10P11- poster displays her winning poster in the News Adver- tiser's waste reduction contest. Winner of the TUESDAY NOVEMBER 24,1992 essay -writing contest was AT THE Stephanie Miceli, a Grade PICKERING CIVIC COMPLEX 5 student at St. Paul Catholic School in Whitby. COURTYARD Ron Pietroniro 7:00 P.M. - 8:30 P.M. , \�.�:•., <•.. ..:.�.;•:. �:: ............... .:..:.... .�,;,•:w*•,may �•:;•�,,�;'.* �':;�ti`:::w 'y \ * Busing for Seniors Call 420-4621 for pick-up locations and times * Children's Entertainment, Featuring... "DAN THE MUSIC MAN" * Lots of Christmas Carols & Cheer! * Food Boxes will be available for donations W COME AND WATCH FOR SANTA! Bring the family to watch us !fight thegiant Christmas Tree in the courtyard WFrtby 728.9141 Mai know, I'll have two eggs and an orange." And so he did. After he ate, he threw his egg shells and his orange peel in his composter. About a half an hour later, Reuse woke up and ran to the refrigerator and said, "I'll have toast with jam on it." When he was getting ready to put the jam on his toast he opened the jar and it was empty. "Oh no, what am I going to do?" After a couple of minutes he jumped up and said, "I'll save the jar and make some more, but for now I'll have to open another jar. That's all right, the more I save the more I can help the environ- ment." That same morning when Recycle woke up he said to him- self, "What am I going to have for breakfast? I know, I'll have a bot- tle of juice and some fruit cock- tail." And so he did. After he ate his breakfast, he threw the bottle from his juice and the can from his fruit cocktail in his Blue Box. That afternoon when Reduce, Reuse and Recycle went out to play, when they were altogether, Reduce said, "For my breakfast I had two eggs and an orange. After I finished I put the egg shells and the orange peel in the composter." Reuse said, "I had toast with jam and when I was done I saved the jar and used it over again." Then Recycle said, "1 had a bottle of juice and some fruit cocktail. When I was finished I put the can and the bottle in the Blue Box." Doing all this, Reduce. Reuse and Recycle are helping the envi- ronment. You can help too if you prac- tise the three Rs at home. Remember, there is only one world, let's do all we can to save it! NoVaMn LL iflR J1%GE 7 w PAGE LA -THE NEWS ADVER MER, WED, NOMSER 19,1!!2 The halls and classrooms of Lord Elgin Public School were filled with laughter and warm memories Saturday when past and present staff and students celebrated the Ajax school's 50th anniversary. Festivities included entertainment from the school's choir. Lord EIgin celebrates its 50th anniversary Former students Jack Mor- gan and Mavis Wiles look at a class photo from the 1940s. Gnecking out photos from the 1980s is former student Gary Craigen. PIANO TUNING JOHN SAUVE L PIANO TUNER & TECHNICIAN 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE TUNING$GOOO SPECIAL J INCLUDING TAXES PLEASE CALL (416) 509-0973 "1 0'0 W THE MATTER OF THE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT, RS.0.1990, Chapter 0.18 IN IN THE MATTER OF THE LANDS AND PREMISES AT 367 KINGSTON ROAD EAST, AJAX, ONTARIO NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DESIGNATE TAKE NOTICE that the Courd of the Corporation of the Town of Ajax inlends b designate the pro". including lands and buildings at 367 Kingston Road East as a property of arddwI ral and& historical value or interest under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.0.1990. Chapter 0.18. MurysipW Address, 367 Kingston Road East, - Part Lot 5, Concession 1, Town of Ajax, Region of Durham, Province of Ontario. Reason forinion— The Old Post Im of t 1815, is historic* important for its early construction form and function as a staging stop on this busy highway. the most important east -west mule in the ledgally relates to its early form Province's early � �� Loyalist neo-classic design as well as the skx*AV older detati, both external and internal together with its unusual layout, which link it b its original use. It is to be rated also as a bull ft of superior constriction for its period, built in brick with fine structural timberw ork. Any person may, within thirty days of the first publication of this notice, send by registered mail or deliver to the Clerk of the Town of Ajax notice of his or her objection to the proposed designation together with a statement of the reasons for the objection and all relevant facts. ti such a Notice of Objection is received, the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Ajax will refer the matter to the Conservation Review, Board for a hearing. THE LAST DAY FOR FILING OBJECTIONS IS DECEMBER 11, 1992. Dated at Ajax this Eleventh day of November, 1992. A.T. Hodges, C.M.O., C.M.C. Clerk The Corporation of the Town of Ajax, 65 Harwood Avenue South, Ajax, Ontario LIS 2H9 • E 0 0 0 Pickering artisans taking part in Christmas craft sale PICKERING - Two Pickering - artisans will be participating in a Christmas gift sale this month. Penny Popow and Marci Neal of Popow-Neal will offer quilts, cross-stitch towels, pillows, bows and more during ChristmasFest, billed as "an old-tyme country Christmas celebration and gift sale" at the Markham Fair- grounds Nov. 28 and 29. The event will include car- ollers, handbell ringers, choirs, fresh -cut Christmas trees, door prizes and gift ideas from exhibitors. A horse-drawn hay - wagon will shuttle shoppers from the parking area ChristmasFest will run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 28 and Sunday, Nov. 29. Admis- sion is $4. 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It's time we have to ask each other to hold the line." Rising welfare costs arc cited as the Region's "biggest prob- lem." Welfare was up 13.3 per cent last month over the sarne period the previous year, Mr. Herrema notes. The Region is also uncertain of provincial grants, now "months overdue... We are cer- tainly not able to hold our 1Regioh:.:. l $41 X00 :.DURHAM - A complete benefits package car- rying an annual price tag of $41,000 is being con- sidered by regional politicians following several recent illnesses. "We've had a lot of sickness (among council- lors) this year and haven't had any coverage," says Region chair Gary Herrema, who stands behind the package recommended by a special sub -committee on group benefits. "We know (councillors) don't have pensions, but for 14 of 32 councillors, this is a full-time job. Many others have private businesses," he explains. The proposed package, being considered today by the finance committee, would cost taxpayers about $41,000 a year and would be effective Jan. 1. It includes: • A drug plan with a 520 deductible for single coverage and a S35 deductible for family cover- age. • A vision care program which pays up to S 175 for the purchase of a pair of eyeglasses or contact lenses during any consecutive two-year period • A semi -private hospital plant_ • A dental care program with 100 per cent cov- erage for basic services. 75 per cent for endodon- breath" on promises of a one -per cent increase in 1993 in money from Queen's Park. But the union representing the Region's 1,350 employees isn't buying Mr. Herrema's argument. "It's nothing but pre-negotia- lion rhetoric," says John Cherry of the Canadian Union of Public Employees. "He's using scare tactics." Mr. Cherry questions why three dates have been set for con - reps consider benefit deal ;hies and periodontics and 50 per cent for major restorative and orthodontic procedures. • A life insurance plan which pays death bene- fits of two times the annual salary with a mini- mum payment of 575,000. (Regional councillors earn 521273 a year plus pay from their local municipality. In Ajax, they're paid 517,315 and the mayor makes 543,289. In Pickering, they earn S15.479 and the mayor gets S40,141. The regional chairman brings in $75,975. One -thud of councillors' pay is a tax- free expense allowance.) Among those councillors who've been off work due to illness this year is Susan Dulny of Ajax, suffering from mental and physical exhaus- tion since the end of September. Earlier this year, Pickering mayor Wayne Arthurs was off for depression and anxiety. Mr. Herrema is battling cancer. A survey conducted. by the sub -committee showed all but one regional municipality in the greater Toronto area provided extended health, dental and fife insurance benefits to councillors. York, Peel, Waterloo, Halton and Hamilton - Wentworth regions all provided benefits, while Niagara did not. Are you helping the needy at Christmeyco? DURHAM - Christmas is fast approaching. It's supposed to be a happ)' Lime of year. But, with the depth of the recession we're in, Christmas won't be very merry for mar% Ajax and Pickenng people. Not without the help of the more fortunate area residents — those among us who still have jobs. And, not without the aid of caring agencies, church groups Christmas a a Country Craft Show and businesses, which every year come to the rescue with drives for food, clothes and toys to make Christmas a little more cheerful for needy people. We want to hear about such efforts to help the needy. Individ- uals, agencies, businesses and ser- vice clubs are invited to call us to tell the News Advertiser what they're doing to make Christmas a little more cheerful for our less fortunate. We'll soon begin running a list of various efforts under way to help the needy this Yuletide sea- son. Call the newsroom at 683- 5110 if you're involved in a food or toy drive or a campaign to col- lect clothes or any other effort to make Christmas merry for your less fortunate neighbors. AJAX & PICKERING UNITED WAY VOLUNTEERS I Galbraith 1 Repair Centre r Ilalei Strap • 'a" You are never too young to volunteer! Pictured above is Lily Martinelli, a `1 P dedicated senior citizen h h Ef a me w o as >I..' ;W'.,,,�,� volunteered to help the United Way with its residential mailer campaign over the I a -p0ast few years. Thanks Lily, 11 I j �� w ► w0 9 wa efreeze' tract negotiation. "We might as well go straight for arbitration" if the Region insists on a wage freeze. He's also skeptical of Mr. Herrcma's promise of job securi- ty. "I don't think (the Region) would give me a written guaran- tee" no jobs would be lost if a wage freeze was accepted. "The union is quite aware of economic times. We're the ones being taxed to death like everyone else." he adds. Contracts will end at the end of December for two of the Region's three unions — 800 workers in its three homes for the aged and 250 "outside" workers who maintain major roads and operate sewage and water facili- ties in eight municipalities. The contract for the Region's 300 "inside" clerical and techni- cal workers will end June 30. Last year, regional employees received a "generous" increase of five per cent, Mr. Herrema says. POSTAGE STAMP SHOW Millions In Stamps. Covers and Postcards Exhibited and sold by 60 Dealers November 20, 21, 22 t At the Arts. Crafts and Hobby Building _ Exhibition Place (At the Dufferin Street Gates) 1 1 -curs Fr. 11 a m- 8 p m Sat 10-6 p m Sun 10-5 p m ADMISSION FREE FREE Stamp Collecting Kits for Visitors under 15 FREE Door Prizes, HOURLY DRAW PRECIOUS PLATES IN THINGS 475 WESTNEY RD. N., AJAX Artist STEWART SHERWOOD will be in attendance SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21st, { 10:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. :z FREE DRAW You'll Play Goalie First plate in "Joys of Childhood" $3980 1686-7185 Dealer Member viso our new Whitby Location of Bradford Exchange 1701 Rossland Rd. E., (at Garden st.), 668-1164 TOWN OF PICKERING PICKERING DISTRICT PLAN REVIEW RURAL WORKING GROUP MEETINGS As pan of the Town's review of its official plan, Planning staff is holding a Working Group meeting for the Town's rural villages, rural areas and study area. The meeting is scheduled for: Thursday, December3, 1992 7:30 pin. Brougham Hall The meeting will be open to all people interested in discussing rural plamting issues with staff. The rural villages, rural arca and study areas are illustrated on the map below, and the planner assigned to each village and area is listed for reference 0 i 0 Balsam Vakrie Rodirigues Bron area Vakrie Rodrigues Cheirrywood Sharon Hill claternont Heather Gardiner Green River Adrian Smith Greenwood Mary Jarvis Kinsak Whitevale Jeff Cole Brendan Avery Rural Areas r�ardti�e a e Rose Sattont� � Catherine Rose SOIA 407 Ama Catherine Rase For oprt�y� a ar ties Catherine Rose �"�: t'lartnc Mayor u X20 4617 or 683-276Q Wayne Arabins Clair - • THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, NOVEMMM 11, IM-MGS 11-A r1 L 11 9 AJAX-PICKERING - Learn- ing how to read opens doors and gives people power over their own lives. That's why a literacy program offered by the Ajax -Pickering and Whitby Association for Commu- nity is so rewarding for both its students and tutors, says project coordinator Linda White. Since the association began supporting developmentally - handicapped individuals in 1956, literacy has "always been an issue" due to a lack of available or suitable programs, Ms. White says. Last January, the association initiated a student -centred literacy project, funded by the ministry of education. Though the project was initially aimed at develop- mentally -handicapped adults, it has expanded to include adults Tutor Joan Motley, standing, enjoys teaching Gloria Daley how to read and write. Now available in Durham Region: Amateur and professional photo/video equipment for daily, short-term or weekend rental. Just a few examples... • VHS Camcorder ....... :................ :... * aO/day • 35mm Canon PdAxd 8 with 35410mm AF Ions.......: $30 0/wlmd • 4x8 Cambo Camera .................. =20.0/day • Plus dozens of other top quality P��Pa products Look for the only complete line of Photo/Video rental products, plus top-notch service, processing, printing and supplies at: L TAYLOR CAPA3111aA I 238 Bayly Ave. W. Alex a PAshmm t Pbone: 427-8084Lig. Nr ih who had "fallen through the cracks" of the educational system and other literacy programs, Ms. White explains. The project encourages stu- dents to set their own goals and curriculum because "we believe adults learn best when material is relat- ed to their own experiences," Ms. White says. "Literacy is not simply the abili- ty to read and write. It is a tool with which an individual can function more fully in a society which is a maze of words and numbers " when you come in, but after you see (Gloria) learning how to print, and how happy that makes her, you go home and your prob- lem doesn't 'Literacy is not simply the ability to read and write, It is <a tool with which an indl- vidual can function more fully in a soci- ety which Is a maze of words and numbers.` That can include writing a grocery list, reading a newspaper or understanding money. For Gloria Daley, for instance, being able to write letters to relatives and writing her own stories is important. "I want to learn how to read even better," she admits. "1'm learning how to print and am get- ting neater." The program is equally rewarding for volunteers, who dedicate one to two hours a week with someone eager to learn. Volunteering has been a "ter- rific experience" for Joan Mor- ley. While it requires "a lot of patience," it helps "put things in perspective," she says. "You may be worried about some problem seem so bad." Kim Feeney agrees. "I help her, but she's showing me the gifts she has," she says of her work with Tina H i c k e y. "There's a bond of friendship forming. We go for donuts and she meets my friends. I've noticed a big change in her. She's much more secure now. The associa- tion, which receives tunding from the Ajax - Pickering United Way, is looking for volunteers. If you're interest- ed in helping an adult learn to read and write. call T1s. White at 427-3301), extension 225. Linda White SAVE UP TO 200/6 ON HOME SWEET HOME INSURANCE r Call Penny 831-5252 Pickering Town Centre BANQUET & PARTY Bookings Available In Beautiful Country Chub Setting Phone: CHERRY -DOWNS 649-5991 Golf and Country Club on all stock &custom framinLy A WIDE SELECTIQN • original oil paintings • photographs • limited edition prints WE ERA= • petit -point • photos • posters • tapestries & more ucc�stfut Art- 360 Bayly Street West, Ajax 619-3166 • , •-' ' ' ' ' ' ak" the Chrysler Trim Plant) - T nvir=friendly frlen I d rads v earn new AJAX-PICKERING - A new scholarship is being offered to high school graduates here who go on to study the environment. The Beverley Morgan Memorial Award, offered by Pickering and Ajax Citizens Together for the Environment (PACT), is named in honor of the late Pickering region- al councillor and a founding member of the group. I. A 5100 scholarship will be awarded each year to a student in each of Pickering's three high schools and Ajax's four secondary schools. First to receive the scholarship was James Bradburn of Dunbarton High School, who is enrolled in the environmental resource program at Guelph University. Pickering High School's Anicka Quin, who's in environmental studies at Guelph, won a scholarship along with Ajax High School's Arney Sheppard, currently enrolled in marine and wildlife biology at Guelph. Scholarships will be handed out at Pick- ering's St. Mary's Secondary School, and Ajax's Archbishop Denis O'Connor High School and Harwood Secondary School at their spring commencements. • Pine Ridge Secondary School, which opened in Pickering this year, will be included in the awards with its fust graduat- ing class next year. 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Just after 4:30 a.m., a man entered the V Plus Gas Bar at 1402 King St. W. on the north- east corner of Hwy. 2 and Town - line Rd. The bandit was armed with a single -barrelled shotgun and confronted the two employ- ees and a customer. The employees were ordered •to turn over all the money from the till. When the till was opened, the gunman reached over the counter and removed the cash with his left hand. The robber shoved the bills into his pocket, all the while pointing the shotgun .at the victims. Before leaving the business, the thug pointed the weapon at the customer and demanded his money. He then asked for a car- ton of Players Filter cigarettes and fled the gas bar, running 0 CRIME southbound across King St. toward the Bi -Way Store. Fortunately, no one was injured during this robbery and only a small amount of cash was stolen. The suspect is white, 57', 130 pounds, 19 to 20 years old, with black straight shoulder -length hair. He was clean shaven with a thin moustache, and was wearing a black ball cap, tan cloth -type bomber jacket, faded blue jeans, blue T-shirt, and running shoes. A re-enactment of this crime will be shown on CITY TV chan- nel 57 cable 7 on Thursday, Nov. Obituary FORSYTHE , Dorothy - At King of Whitby. Dear sister of the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Clifford, Don, Bob and Ruth. Saturday, Nov. 14, 1992. .Predeceased by Phyllis. Funeral Dorothy Rhoda King, beloved arrangements were entrusted to wife of Thomas H. Forsythe. McEachnie Funeral Home, Loving mother of Judith and Ajax, 428-8488. Interment her husband Keith W. Avis, and Erskine Cemetery. In lieu of Thomas W. Jr. and his wife flowers, donations may be Susan. Loving grandmother of made to the Ajax -Pickering Matthew, Christine and Kerry. General Hospital Building Loving daughter of Mrs. Lily Fund. .w� mold A Golden Opportunity A = CEM The Gold Rash has began, RM AIS 1111AI,IF1 To lf�! TUN, and when the 50th 1992 - vehicle is said, one d the opal draw to be announced upw 50 W* purt:hasers Wffl the delivery dthe 50th vehicle Q-1 w -h. win be retail walls away with In s.lea ager Wav 8,1992, aebc m from our 1992 (new and demonetr tcr) 70 vehicle selection. Employees and .._ _ immediate family not eligible , 19 during the 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. news. It will also be shown on CHEX TV in Peterborough and CKVR in Barrie on Friday, Nov. 20, again during the news. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for information leading to the arrest of this suspect. Police need the public's help in finding those responsible for this offence or any other crime. If you have any information regarding criminal offences, you can help by calling Crime Stop- pers with your tips. The Crime Stoppers phone number is 436-8477. That's 436 - TIPS. 000 Sgt. Grant Arnold is the coor- dinator of Durham Regional Crime Stoppers. m7 I 101"Will MU%N6 . FALL MATERNITY SALE _ Great Savings! 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A report from Dames and Moore, Canada (DMC), a consult- ing firm tined to conduct the inves- tigation, says groundwater travels under the landfill towards Duffin Creek. Leachate from the landfill is getting into the groundwater and then into the seek. The landfill is owned by the town, so it's responsible for main - Mining the site in perpeutity. In December, 1991, Ajax coun- cil approved a three-phase plan to determine what the substance is and how it's leaking, decide how to stop or control the leak, and imple- ment the control plan. The fast two phases — identify- ing the substance and leak, and ,bow to control it — were ib cost ;$34,900. The additional $7,400 would *Kmw the cost to $42,300 .Last year, Mr. Hull said it's pos- .sible the control costs could run JM the millions of dollars. Deering Monday's oDuncd meet ' Low rales make Stale Farm r� homeowner's instxance a good buy. CALL MF Ser: V Khnberlefy A. Fmst,Aprtt 1550 Kin Rd., Stet. 211 Plckairtq 120.3221 (baled in sloe W" phn es use Red Lobela Ralaunnt> fl�l, 111�- MfY��MC� leak probed ing. be said town staff will know the extent of the control costs by Febru- ary, in tints for 1993 budget dehher- atronS. Mr. Hull said in an interview that samples of the orange material have been sent to a lab for analysis, but that analysis hasn't determined what the substance is. DMC drilled seven wells into the landfill. Two of the wells deter- mined ground water conditions and the others were to allow for samples to be taken from the dump. .In addition, wafer samples were taken from Duffins Creek, both upstream and downstream of the landfill. The dump operated from 1952 to April, 1970. No records were kept of materials dumped at the landfill, although it's known both residential and industrial waste were disposed of there. As with landfills of that time, there was no containment system installed for leachate. Council approved the extra fund- ing at its meeting Monday. - , ..11�•r.ri�ll�c �vc,.w+.u�!taNS Build firehall now: residents Message to council; Stop fiddling or Pickering will burn get on with it'?1. PICKERING - Politicians were urged to stop dally- "I hope you, as members of the public, will express ing and get on with plans for a new firehall Friday. your opinion to your representative." Several residents expressed dis- may during a public meeting in Iri which town staff and councillors I 5 ET 7709'T S met to re -hash both the planning consultants in 1987, have gotten11 and tendering process fora new I - PRECHRISTMAS SALE ' hall that's been put off since 1987. I - I "This smacks of politics — you I - All infants to teen clothes marked down 20% - 50% guys playing political football with "It's - Giftware for all occasions 20-40% us," said one rim. craziness.- l Carol Bamford of Dunbarton I additional 15% off with this ad Rd. predicted "The leadership of I Does not apply to items marked down 50% the town could be called into ques- I Expiry November 30th, 1992 tion if you don't go ahead with the firehall" and another resident pint- 386 Kingston Rd., Pickering, Rougemount Centre 1 ed out, "It's just a two-storey box I 509-0041 L-----------------------------� with a big garage door. Can we not After authorizing the building of a hall earlier this year, five years after a consultant identified a need for it, council called for tenders and then rejected the staff -recommend- ed lowest bidder. As well, several politicians have expressed rescrva- tions about the planned location at Dixie Rd. and Finch Ave. Fire chief Steve Stewart told councillors he support% the Dixie - Finch location. According to town manager Noel Marshall, $110,000 has already been -,pent on the to -- owned property in preparation for construction. Deficiencies in fire department response times, also identified by consultants in 1987, have gotten11 worse in some areas, said chief Stewart, who disagreed with a pro- ' poral for a Brock Rd. site. "To put vo coo a station on Brock Rd. would not, in my opinion, effectively reduce response times." A suggestion by councillor Enri- CL co Pistritto to conduct another WINTER study was met with derision by re:s- idents. But Mr. Pistritto, saying PROGRAM REGISTRATION he's "thirsty for knowledge", said he'd have no qualms about spend- MAIL IN/DROP OFF: November 23 - ing money and time on another December 4, 1992 Councillors and staff also Mail to: Program Registration �► time re -hashing the town's tender- Parks and Recreation ing process and the recent tender Department rtjection W Marshall told residents that 65 Harwood Ave. South "It's fair to say, based on the advice Ajax of our solicitor, we will not be m- LIS 2H9 tetdaing this year." Drop off: Main Reception But councillor Kip van Kempen Ajax Community Centre reported dee rejected company has offered to hold its quoted price firm Lower Lobby until the end ofDecember. W. van WALK IN REGISTRATION COMMENCES: Kempen said he and councillor December 7, 1992 Eileen Higdon will ask council Dec. 20 to get on with hWftg the parks and Recreation Offices frau. Second Floor Ajax Community Centre ficcasion, and every budget. 'help you pian your next social event. Choose from our International menu. Z= BROCK RD. N., PICKERING CALL OUR CATERING MANAGER LORETTA JARDINE AT 428-3455 INSTRUCTIONAL SWIM MASS REGISTRATION (Ajax Residents Only) Wednesday, December 9,1992 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. } Ajax Community Centre, HMS Ajax Room Tickets issued 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. only JOIN US THIS WINTER, WE HAVE SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE i -i ...-• ii l l i � I �i ' i 0 0 0 Ajax came out on top in the Great Ajax/Pickering Waste Reduction Challenge. Trucks entering the local landfill were weighed for one week prior to and during Waste Reduction Week. Ajax's garbage trucks weighed in at 10,340 kilograms less than the previous week and Pickering's at only 2,085 kilo- grams less than the previous week. Residential popu- lation is a factor in deciding the results; therefore Ajax, with the smaller population of 55,000, had waste reduction of .19 kilograms per capita, while Pickering (population 66,516) was estimated to reduce only .03 kilograms per capita. To make Pickering residents feel better, their blue box recycling pick-up increased by 18,071 kilograms while in Ajax it actually dropped 22,350 kilograms. However, when you consider that the order of the 3Rs is reduce, reuse and lastly recycle only what is left over, it is clear that Ajax was the winner in Waste Reduction Week '92 chal- lenge. Congratulations to Joe Dick - tion and his Waste Reduction Week team in Ajax which raised ,awareness to reduce garbage. Goodwill Industries was grateful to firefighters in Picker- ing who offered their stations as depots to collect donations. This year the agency gathered one .• half of a truck load which is dou- ble the amount from 1991. The -Best Filled Blue Box", awarded by Miller Waste Ser- vice drivers, went to Mrs. Azevedo on Fieldlight Blvd. in Pickering and David and Katihka Watson in Ajax. Both winners received a T-shirt. John Felde won a ceramic mug for coming the closest in guessing the number of beer bot- tle caps in a jar. Thanks to the Beer Store at the Whites Rd. Plaza for putting on this event. A inner, of' the compost reduce its solid waste stream by 50 per cent by the year 2000. That's only eight more years to make the Rs every day habits. oo❑ On a personal note, I thank Lise White of Nana's Diaper Service for supplying me with three dozen diapers for my visiting niece from British Columbia. The service will do what it can to accommodate a baby in need of a change. Tip: The "throw -away" convenience of some products is not worth the environmental price that is paid. Avoid paper towels, plates and cups, throw- away lighters and razors, and disposable diapers. Purchase the multi -use alternatives instead. THE NEM ADVP.1lTL4E>R, DIED,140VEllt M lt„ 19924ACEI0-A MATERNITY TRUCKLOAD SALE 20-50% OFF EVERYTHING NOVELTY TOPS $ 9.95 STIRRUP PANTS (Reg., Long) 19.95 TOPS & BLOUSES 19.95 NEW STOCK DRESSES 39.95 DAILY COTTON SWEATERS 39.95 -r. �pR Y0,� 30% OFF �o ' � • ALL WILMA'B' FASHIONS TN TW �f '% ,- . . . . . . mouEIRFACTORY OUTLET draws in Ajax were Lori Martin, Corrine Webb and Cathy Ross. SAVE UP TO Pickcring', winners were Mrs. D W h 1' I -t era and Mr. W. Ritchie. The challenge will be on again next year... so now is the time to begin practicing the "Rs". Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. Recover. Repair. Rent. Reno- vate. Rethink. Ontario's challenge is to CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, `Bonus Days' flyer, Fashion' Digest insert, on page 4, the Waltham Ladies diamond watch, $89.99 is not available for this promotion. Also in that flyer, on page A9, the Cmcc-pot sbw coolm, #81054, only $27.99 is no longer available. Rahchecks cannot be taken. Also on page B9, the Sega! Genesis entertainment system, only $98.99 is i iustrated incorrectly. The cartridges shown are not included with the system. Also in the Fashion Digest insert, on page 18, the Protocol- dress shirt and silk tie set, $29.99 each set should have read dress shirt and polyester be set, $29.99 each set. We apologize for any inconvenence this may have caused our customers. ONE ° STOP . • a 11"fillrxx c k. 11rVIC P i C7 1, 1 r 1" r n1,ir • LADIES DESI(rNER SCARVES I' � �111x0�iA'Q►(lil�`Il�►(IT 4 DAYS ONLY! THURS. NOV 19th ALL SALES FINAL! ! 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM FAMOUS MAKER I OMEN'` & GIRLS KNIT HATS & 4ARVES o SUND Y NOV. 22n PLAZA • GENUINE LEATHER DRESS 6LOVES 1 __7 • SOCKS FOR ALL THE FAMILY • LADIES DESI(rNER SCARVES I' � �111x0�iA'Q►(lil�`Il�►(IT 4 DAYS ONLY! THURS. NOV 19th ALL SALES FINAL! ! 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM FAMOUS MAKER FRIDAY 0t FACTORY OUTLET 10:00 AMN 8 00 SATURDAY NOV. 21st 250 BAYLY ST. W. AJAX o SUND Y NOV. 22n (McKamle PW ..11:00 AM - 5:00 PM _ � - _ w ST. W. McKENZIE o PLAZA FAMOUS ■ s MAKER s ..11:00 AM - 5:00 PM _ � - _ w ST. W. to help parents raise children to be drug-free DURHAM - Parents have a lot of control over their children's use of booze and other drugs, say Durham Addiction Awareness Week organizers. That's why their focusing their efforts on parents during the special week, which ends Sunday. "in drug education we've been targeting the schools, trying to get to students," says Martha. Moore, program consultant or the Addiction Research Foundation. "Now we realize role modelling has a lot to do with how kids act." A healthy family transfers the attitudes, values and behaviors necessary to meet today's challenges success- fully, she says. "We want to give them the skills to raise really strong kids," says Nis Moore. "To raise kids with high self- esteem and to give them the ability to walk away from drugs. To makc them strong enough to say 'no'." Addiction Awareness Week, now in its 10th year, has as its main goals height- ening public awareness of the potential dangers of addiction and providing the community information on resources available to combat it. Ms Moore says use of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs has dropped since 1977 because of education cam- paigns and public awareness. However, in Durham Region the usage level is a "little higher" than in Toron- to, she says. "But overall the usage lev- els are reducing. People are making smarter choices for themselves," says tits Moore. During the week there'll be activities and displays at Durham College and libraries and storytelling sessions at Cadarackyue Public School in Ajax. Local industry is holding special events throughout the week, including Ajax's Du Pont (displays, movies and Speakers); and Chrysler (flashing sign, display area, treatmentinformation ). Pinewood Centre is hand- ing out resource materia and Durham's department of health services is distributing resource material and has var- ious speaking engagements. Other community organi- zations and businesses involved are the John Howard Society, seniors' centres and churches. On Thursday, a Parenting Teleconference will be held at the Addiction Research Foundation office, Suite 202, 1615 Dundas St. E., Whitby. It begins at I p.m. Parents can call Martha Moore to confirm attendance at 576- 6277. AJAX EUROPEAN DELICATESSEN 282 Monarch Ave. Bring in this ad and recer or P" i Taw Cm�IPTERI�IE { C u HEY KIDS! Win t+ U a a A a" Sat., Nov. 20 -is DINOSAUR DAY at the Kids Club Drop by for a FREE dinosaur design and print session anytime between 11;30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. 1 `Use your creafiwty IID d:lesVn your own Fantasdsaudo Dinosaur" DISCOVERY BAY CENTRE: 570 Westnoy Rd. S. at Laky 619-1014 alcohot and other drugs to tarita ^ . staoTu�tg 1�� :Q1tl =t►Jvs�atvtu , ..related to alcohol 7,002. Annual number of dea ::::related to other drugs —159; Annual number of mo s ataliiies :nvolviin$'alcoho[ fi30; - McDONALDIS,,1MA Invites You To Our 0 FABULOUS AFTER FOUR FEASTS III November 9 to IR INO COUPONS F November IA to 22 11 11' 9940* PERSONAL PEPPERONI PIZZA with the purchase of any medium drink November 23 to 29 $849* PIZZA MEAL DEAL Includes a Family Size Pepperoni Pizza and Two Medium Soft Drinks. REQUIRED! McDONALD'S Ajax Location Only 222 Bayly St. W. 686-2133 $ 2 99* BIG MAC" COMBO Includes a Medium Fry & Medium Soft Drink a Nov. 30 to Dec. 6 F1 990* Not valid with any other offer. Offer Available from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Taxes extra. BIG MAC® With the purchase of any Medium Soft Drink 1mycDonlas What you want �whatyouget. 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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 C.M. the Monday prior to Wednes- day publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publica- tion and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. II ilk 1 *1 OMMM 18 SCHIZOPHRENIA: The Ontario Friends of Schizophrenics Durham Chapter will meet at the Whitby Psychiatic Hospital. Building 30. main floor auditorium on Wednesday, Nov 18 from 7 to 9 p.m. Guest speaker is Ms. Dunigon whose topic is Prodromol Schizophrenia 404-1301 BRIGHT CHILDREN: The Associa- tion of Bright Children (ABC). Durham. will hold a membership drive Wed. Nov 18. 7 30 p m in the gymnasium at Cadarackque Public School. 15 Miles Dr . Ajax Guest speaker is Marg Walker. past presi- dent of Ontario ABC 436-3767 (Martin Reid) ENVIRONMENT: The Durham Environmental! Network (DEN) meets Wed. Nov 18 at 7 30 p m at the Whitby Library, 405 Dundas St W at Henry St Guest speaker is Suzanne Elston, who will discuss her experiences at June's UNCED con- ference in Brazil 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 , Oshawo Carleton MPP Norman Sterling will speak on labor law reform and Bill 40 CIM members and students free. gener- al public S30. 434-7669 TRADE SHOW: The Ajax -Pickering Board of -race will host a 'Reces- sion Buster- mini trade show Wed, Nov 18 at Swans Marina. 590 Liver - POO! ?d S. Pickering, from 5 to 8 P m F•ee adm sson 427-4470 HEAD INJURED: -he Head Injury Assoc aeon c' Derham Region meets Wed. Nov 18 at 459 3ond St. E . Oshawa iCTh anniversary cel- ebrated with coke at 6 30 p m . meeting at 7.30 p m Family and friends welcome. Transportation help available 723-2732 EUCHRE: The Ladies' Auxiliary of The Royal Canadian Legion. branch 606, will host euchre games Wed.. Nov. 18 at 8 p m at the Legion hall, 1555 Boyly St.. Picker- ing. S2 per person or S 1 .50 for serwors. AN welcome. 839-2990. BURGER SALE: For every burger Purchased at Harvey's outlets Wed., Nov. 18, S 1 will be donated to the Juvenile Diabetes Founda- tion. There are Harveys outlets at 1794 Liverpool Rd., Pickering, and at 15 Westney Rd. N., Ajax. OSTOMY: The Oshawa and Dis- trict Ostomy Association will hold its Christmas party and gift exchange Wed., Nov. 18 at 8 p.m. at the Oshawa General Hospital, Room 1002F. 576-9516. jTHURSDAY 1 9 EMOTIONS: The Whit- by chapter of Emotions Anonymous will meet I CORRECTION In this week's `Greetings With Love - Myer the illustration of the Men's Jackets on page 13 has been keyed incorrectly. The Pgsplit Jackets should have been keyed 'e' and Leather Jacket 'A'' We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused Kmart Canada Limited Thurs., Nov. 19, at 8 p.m. Its for peo- ple feeling anger, loneliness, resent- ment or depression. The group meets every Thursday. For the meeting location or more informa- tion, call 666-4137 or 436-9781. LA LECHE: La Leche League, Pickering, meets Thursday. Nov. 19, 7:45 p m. The group holds a month- ly information and support meeting for pregnant women and breast- feeding mothers. Babies welcome. Coll for location. 427-8063, 282-6462 or 287-3944. VICTIMS: The Women's Action Coalition (Durham) will meet to dis- cuss issues of concern to women. The group is actively working to change laws to give victims equal rights to accessing justice system and will provide courtroom support for victims of assault, harassment and stalking. For location, call 837- 2725.619-2606 or 666-9351 ME a F1 I ART AUCTION: The 20 YMCA Durham Region and Beaux Arts Interno- tionale will hold a Gala Art Auction Fri . Nov 20 at Whitby Yacht Club. 701 Gordon St Fea- tured artist Janke Ton.ton More than 70 Canadian and internation- al artists. Preview at 630 p m , ouc- tion at 8 p m Tickets S 12 in advance. S 15 at the door. SW for a Patron ticket which includes a tax charitable receipt and chance to win a homed artwork Complimen- tary wine and cheese All proceeds to provide financial assistance for Children to attend YMCA programs Tickets available at the YMCA office. 814 Brock St. N- Whitby 668- 5868 or 686-7849 POTTERY SHOW, SALE: The Ajax - Pickering Potters' Guila w,i hard its annual show and sale "tri . Nov 20. 7 to9pm.Sot..Nov 21. 9:30 am to b p m. Sun.. Nov 22. 1 1.30 a m to 4 p m . in the pottery stud o of the Pickering Recreation Complex. Vol- ley Farm Rd south of Hwy 2 Free admission One-third of each artist's commission will go to the Children's Wish Foundation 471-5547 ARTS, CRAFT SHOW: The sixth onnuo: C hnS'-n O5=an'asy arts and crafts snow wall tie held Fri . Nov 20 and Sot . Nov 2' . at 16 Strathy Rd . Ajax part of the proceeds from a Christmas wish tree will be donotea to the Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army Hours are 4 to 10 p m Nov. 20. and 10 a m to 4 p m Nov 21 683-6467 (Dole). 683-7817 (Sonja) JMING OF CFIRISTMAS BAZAAR: Dunbarton- Fairport United Church. 1066 Dun- barton Rd . Pickering. will hold its 18th annual Christmas Bazaar and Craft Show, Deck Your Halls. Sat., Nov. 21, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Good quality hand-crofted items available. Tables available for rent. 831-4057 (Carol) or 839-7271 (church office). BAZAAR: The Ajax -Pickering Sal- vation Army, 35 Kings Cres., Ajax, will hold a bazaar Sat. Nov. 21, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Crafts, knitted goods. baked goods. toys, tea room. 683- 4259,683-0454. MODEL RAILROAD: Pine Ridge Railroaders will hold a model rail. road and hobby show Sat.. Nov. 21 from 1 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Father Leo J. Austin School, 1020 Dryden Blvd.. Whitby. Toy trains, operating mod- ules, collectible toys. doll houses, model cars and boots. Admission S3 for adults. S 1 for children aged 14 and under, children aged five and under free. CRAFT SALE: The Pickering Arts Council will host a Christmas Craft Sole Sat . Nov. 21 from 10 a.m. to 3 P m at the Rouge Hill Library, Rougemount Dr south of Hwy 2. Pickering. 509-2224 (Maureen Kel- lam). HOLLY BAZAAR: St Martin's Church, 1203 St Martins Dr , Picker- ing, will host a Holly Bazaar SO* . Nov 21 from 10 o m to 2 p m Attic treasures. crafts. baked goods, Santa and more PRAYER RALLY: A prayer rally for anyone concerned about Durham Region schools will be held Sat , Nov 21 at 7 30 P m at Whitby Chris - 'ion Assembly. Brock and Rossland rRds. 686-2516 KIDS' CONCERT: Singing police- man Meredith Cumng will entertain children at a concert Sat . Nov 2 i from 10 30 to 11:-20 a.m at Northview Branch Library. Ritson Rd and Beatrice St.. Oshawa. Free admission but donations accepted for the United Ways of Ajax-lacker- ing and Oshawa -Whitby-Newccs. tle Refreshments and balloons Organized by the Durham House Child and Family Centre 579-2C21 BAZAAR: 'he congregation of Amber ea Presbyterian Church. 1820 Whites Rd.. P'ickeMg. will hold a bazaar Sat . Nov 2'. 10 a m to 2 P m Children's games, Santa Claus. face painting, crafts. bake table. tea room. 839-8949 CHRISTIAN SINGLES: -he Christian Singles Serving Christ will meet Sat. Nov 21, 6 p m , at the Chnstion L'e Centre, corner of Roverscroft Rd and Rosslond Ra, Ajax A reunion POT luck supper wn l be held 686- 6193 (Julie), 929-0826 (Ruth), 728- 9720 (Verna). PARENTS' MEETING: The Associa- tion of Parents' Support Groups in Ontario. a group for parents deal- ing with children's misbehavior, will meet Tues.. Nov 22 The group meets every Tuesday in the Ajax - Pickering area For details, call 223- 7444. WOMEN'S GROUP: A free women's support group will meet Mon., Nov. 23, 9:30 to 11 a.m.. in meeting room 3 of the Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2. The group is sponsored by COPE. Babysitting available at nominal charge. The group meets every Monday morn- ing. 686-3248 SENIORS' DISCUSSION: The Ajax Seniors' Discussion Group will meet Tues., Nov. 24, at 9:30 a.m., at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd Jack Beeton will present an arctic slide show and speak on life in the arctic. 683-7799. BOARD OF TRADE: The Ajax -Pick- ering Board of Trade will hold elec- tions for its 1993 council during a luncheon meeting Tues.. Nov. 24 at The Old Liverpool House Mix and Your calendar of coming events mingle 11:30 a.m.; lunch at noon, Reservations 427-4470. TREE LIGHTING: The Town of Pick- ering will hold its annual Christmas - tree lighting ceremony Tues.. Nov. 24 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the court- yard of the Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. Entertainment, refresh- ments, Santa Claus. Bus transporta- tion available for senior citizens 420-4621. BUSINESS WOMEN: The Durham Business & Professional Women's Club will hold a dinner meeting Wed., Nov. 25 at the Peppercorn Mill, Pickering. The topic is Violence Against Women. Priscilla de Villers, whose daughter Nina was mur- dered in Aug. 1991, will speak Reception 6 p.m. 427-6930. Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST • Dispensing of contact lenses and glasses • Evening and Saturday appointments available • Complete Family E e Care 7 427-4144 15 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax (Between Hwy. 401 & No. 2) .....� Sure Fit factory outlet makes shopping a treat If the thought of fighting the - crowds at the malls and departments --A6w"'cmw"- stores makes you want to curl up «+ . under a warm blanket by a cozy fire _ and forget about the joys of giving, 'TORY don't throw away your gift list yet. The ideal solution would be to find a wonderful gift or household TLET find some place that offers great offered: sheet sets, toss cushions, addition at Sure Fit. Beautiful handmade quilts (starting at $99 TR2 1fi pillows, curtains, duvet covers, furniture throws, hunters. Factory _ outlets sometimes provide - just that special combination but Billboard is a free feature for community events of a non-profif 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 C.M. the Monday prior to Wednes- day publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publica- tion and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. II ilk 1 *1 OMMM 18 SCHIZOPHRENIA: The Ontario Friends of Schizophrenics Durham Chapter will meet at the Whitby Psychiatic Hospital. Building 30. main floor auditorium on Wednesday, Nov 18 from 7 to 9 p.m. Guest speaker is Ms. Dunigon whose topic is Prodromol Schizophrenia 404-1301 BRIGHT CHILDREN: The Associa- tion of Bright Children (ABC). Durham. will hold a membership drive Wed. Nov 18. 7 30 p m in the gymnasium at Cadarackque Public School. 15 Miles Dr . Ajax Guest speaker is Marg Walker. past presi- dent of Ontario ABC 436-3767 (Martin Reid) ENVIRONMENT: The Durham Environmental! Network (DEN) meets Wed. Nov 18 at 7 30 p m at the Whitby Library, 405 Dundas St W at Henry St Guest speaker is Suzanne Elston, who will discuss her experiences at June's UNCED con- ference in Brazil 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 , Oshawo Carleton MPP Norman Sterling will speak on labor law reform and Bill 40 CIM members and students free. gener- al public S30. 434-7669 TRADE SHOW: The Ajax -Pickering Board of -race will host a 'Reces- sion Buster- mini trade show Wed, Nov 18 at Swans Marina. 590 Liver - POO! ?d S. Pickering, from 5 to 8 P m F•ee adm sson 427-4470 HEAD INJURED: -he Head Injury Assoc aeon c' Derham Region meets Wed. Nov 18 at 459 3ond St. E . Oshawa iCTh anniversary cel- ebrated with coke at 6 30 p m . meeting at 7.30 p m Family and friends welcome. Transportation help available 723-2732 EUCHRE: The Ladies' Auxiliary of The Royal Canadian Legion. branch 606, will host euchre games Wed.. Nov. 18 at 8 p m at the Legion hall, 1555 Boyly St.. Picker- ing. S2 per person or S 1 .50 for serwors. AN welcome. 839-2990. BURGER SALE: For every burger Purchased at Harvey's outlets Wed., Nov. 18, S 1 will be donated to the Juvenile Diabetes Founda- tion. There are Harveys outlets at 1794 Liverpool Rd., Pickering, and at 15 Westney Rd. N., Ajax. OSTOMY: The Oshawa and Dis- trict Ostomy Association will hold its Christmas party and gift exchange Wed., Nov. 18 at 8 p.m. at the Oshawa General Hospital, Room 1002F. 576-9516. jTHURSDAY 1 9 EMOTIONS: The Whit- by chapter of Emotions Anonymous will meet I CORRECTION In this week's `Greetings With Love - Myer the illustration of the Men's Jackets on page 13 has been keyed incorrectly. The Pgsplit Jackets should have been keyed 'e' and Leather Jacket 'A'' We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused Kmart Canada Limited Thurs., Nov. 19, at 8 p.m. Its for peo- ple feeling anger, loneliness, resent- ment or depression. The group meets every Thursday. For the meeting location or more informa- tion, call 666-4137 or 436-9781. LA LECHE: La Leche League, Pickering, meets Thursday. Nov. 19, 7:45 p m. The group holds a month- ly information and support meeting for pregnant women and breast- feeding mothers. Babies welcome. Coll for location. 427-8063, 282-6462 or 287-3944. VICTIMS: The Women's Action Coalition (Durham) will meet to dis- cuss issues of concern to women. The group is actively working to change laws to give victims equal rights to accessing justice system and will provide courtroom support for victims of assault, harassment and stalking. For location, call 837- 2725.619-2606 or 666-9351 ME a F1 I ART AUCTION: The 20 YMCA Durham Region and Beaux Arts Interno- tionale will hold a Gala Art Auction Fri . Nov 20 at Whitby Yacht Club. 701 Gordon St Fea- tured artist Janke Ton.ton More than 70 Canadian and internation- al artists. Preview at 630 p m , ouc- tion at 8 p m Tickets S 12 in advance. S 15 at the door. SW for a Patron ticket which includes a tax charitable receipt and chance to win a homed artwork Complimen- tary wine and cheese All proceeds to provide financial assistance for Children to attend YMCA programs Tickets available at the YMCA office. 814 Brock St. N- Whitby 668- 5868 or 686-7849 POTTERY SHOW, SALE: The Ajax - Pickering Potters' Guila w,i hard its annual show and sale "tri . Nov 20. 7 to9pm.Sot..Nov 21. 9:30 am to b p m. Sun.. Nov 22. 1 1.30 a m to 4 p m . in the pottery stud o of the Pickering Recreation Complex. Vol- ley Farm Rd south of Hwy 2 Free admission One-third of each artist's commission will go to the Children's Wish Foundation 471-5547 ARTS, CRAFT SHOW: The sixth onnuo: C hnS'-n O5=an'asy arts and crafts snow wall tie held Fri . Nov 20 and Sot . Nov 2' . at 16 Strathy Rd . Ajax part of the proceeds from a Christmas wish tree will be donotea to the Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army Hours are 4 to 10 p m Nov. 20. and 10 a m to 4 p m Nov 21 683-6467 (Dole). 683-7817 (Sonja) JMING OF CFIRISTMAS BAZAAR: Dunbarton- Fairport United Church. 1066 Dun- barton Rd . Pickering. will hold its 18th annual Christmas Bazaar and Craft Show, Deck Your Halls. Sat., Nov. 21, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Good quality hand-crofted items available. Tables available for rent. 831-4057 (Carol) or 839-7271 (church office). BAZAAR: The Ajax -Pickering Sal- vation Army, 35 Kings Cres., Ajax, will hold a bazaar Sat. Nov. 21, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Crafts, knitted goods. baked goods. toys, tea room. 683- 4259,683-0454. MODEL RAILROAD: Pine Ridge Railroaders will hold a model rail. road and hobby show Sat.. Nov. 21 from 1 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Father Leo J. Austin School, 1020 Dryden Blvd.. Whitby. Toy trains, operating mod- ules, collectible toys. doll houses, model cars and boots. Admission S3 for adults. S 1 for children aged 14 and under, children aged five and under free. CRAFT SALE: The Pickering Arts Council will host a Christmas Craft Sole Sat . Nov. 21 from 10 a.m. to 3 P m at the Rouge Hill Library, Rougemount Dr south of Hwy 2. Pickering. 509-2224 (Maureen Kel- lam). HOLLY BAZAAR: St Martin's Church, 1203 St Martins Dr , Picker- ing, will host a Holly Bazaar SO* . Nov 21 from 10 o m to 2 p m Attic treasures. crafts. baked goods, Santa and more PRAYER RALLY: A prayer rally for anyone concerned about Durham Region schools will be held Sat , Nov 21 at 7 30 P m at Whitby Chris - 'ion Assembly. Brock and Rossland rRds. 686-2516 KIDS' CONCERT: Singing police- man Meredith Cumng will entertain children at a concert Sat . Nov 2 i from 10 30 to 11:-20 a.m at Northview Branch Library. Ritson Rd and Beatrice St.. Oshawa. Free admission but donations accepted for the United Ways of Ajax-lacker- ing and Oshawa -Whitby-Newccs. tle Refreshments and balloons Organized by the Durham House Child and Family Centre 579-2C21 BAZAAR: 'he congregation of Amber ea Presbyterian Church. 1820 Whites Rd.. P'ickeMg. will hold a bazaar Sat . Nov 2'. 10 a m to 2 P m Children's games, Santa Claus. face painting, crafts. bake table. tea room. 839-8949 CHRISTIAN SINGLES: -he Christian Singles Serving Christ will meet Sat. Nov 21, 6 p m , at the Chnstion L'e Centre, corner of Roverscroft Rd and Rosslond Ra, Ajax A reunion POT luck supper wn l be held 686- 6193 (Julie), 929-0826 (Ruth), 728- 9720 (Verna). PARENTS' MEETING: The Associa- tion of Parents' Support Groups in Ontario. a group for parents deal- ing with children's misbehavior, will meet Tues.. Nov 22 The group meets every Tuesday in the Ajax - Pickering area For details, call 223- 7444. WOMEN'S GROUP: A free women's support group will meet Mon., Nov. 23, 9:30 to 11 a.m.. in meeting room 3 of the Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2. The group is sponsored by COPE. Babysitting available at nominal charge. The group meets every Monday morn- ing. 686-3248 SENIORS' DISCUSSION: The Ajax Seniors' Discussion Group will meet Tues., Nov. 24, at 9:30 a.m., at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd Jack Beeton will present an arctic slide show and speak on life in the arctic. 683-7799. BOARD OF TRADE: The Ajax -Pick- ering Board of Trade will hold elec- tions for its 1993 council during a luncheon meeting Tues.. Nov. 24 at The Old Liverpool House Mix and Your calendar of coming events mingle 11:30 a.m.; lunch at noon, Reservations 427-4470. TREE LIGHTING: The Town of Pick- ering will hold its annual Christmas - tree lighting ceremony Tues.. Nov. 24 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the court- yard of the Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. Entertainment, refresh- ments, Santa Claus. Bus transporta- tion available for senior citizens 420-4621. BUSINESS WOMEN: The Durham Business & Professional Women's Club will hold a dinner meeting Wed., Nov. 25 at the Peppercorn Mill, Pickering. The topic is Violence Against Women. Priscilla de Villers, whose daughter Nina was mur- dered in Aug. 1991, will speak Reception 6 p.m. 427-6930. Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST • Dispensing of contact lenses and glasses • Evening and Saturday appointments available • Complete Family E e Care 7 427-4144 15 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax (Between Hwy. 401 & No. 2) .....� Sure Fit factory outlet makes shopping a treat If the thought of fighting the - crowds at the malls and departments --A6w"'cmw"- stores makes you want to curl up «+ . under a warm blanket by a cozy fire _ and forget about the joys of giving, 'TORY don't throw away your gift list yet. The ideal solution would be to find a wonderful gift or household TLET find some place that offers great offered: sheet sets, toss cushions, addition at Sure Fit. Beautiful handmade quilts (starting at $99 prices without wall-to-wall bargain pillows, curtains, duvet covers, furniture throws, hunters. Factory _ outlets sometimes provide - just that special combination but r, you usually have to drive for hours , make terrific gifts that are decorative as well as practical- But to get to one. Fortunately, there 1 coordinated look, a mix and match is a factory outlet in Ajar: Sure Fit t Factory Home Furnishings Ltd., the creative juices flowing. And 458 Fairall St. in Ajax. Free coffee, friendly and helpful customers are so inventive that Sure Fit has a Bright Idea Contest. staff, and a cheery atmosphere When a project is made using combine to make shopping a pleasure. The store also has material purchased at the store, a an inventory that will appeal to photograph is submitted for the chance to win one of three prizes. everyone from the craft maker to the person who wants to buy a First prize is a free bedroom ready-made item.prize ensemble valued at $69.99; second While you may not have is a $25 gift certificate and third considered it before, linens make Prize is 1596 off the next lxrchase. ideal gifts; even for the Pew v'' has verything - including a bed. A Still, creativity is not needed to 'TORY varieety of linens and accessories are find a wonderful gift or household TLET offered: sheet sets, toss cushions, addition at Sure Fit. Beautiful handmade quilts (starting at $99 pillows, curtains, duvet covers, furniture throws, for a twin) and colorful accent Y x spreads and valances P throws, priced at $19.99, would Rolls of matching material allow the customer to create a totally make terrific gifts that are decorative as well as practical- But 1 coordinated look, a mix and match you may have to because this Y for a v uniquely W, very diff Wl iq rent Y effect. special is P only available while :.:''-:`�`�"��:-�`:'->�> I PIE Material widths range from ICED CAKES 90" and the prices are low en5ou to 8h quantities last. The store features sales which LE se g100°� a Banana :.:. to please even the most budget- change from week to week. Saturday is 99 �'E conscious shopper (70" material is Reg- $1.99 just $9.95 and 90" is a good day for specials and Tuesday is seniors day with a only $14.95). V Most of the merchandise is 10% discount. I PIES GERMAN CHOCOIATE >F - manufactured in the fact Serres 8 «'Y behind EVn if you,Wee most people, are the store. Many are ends -tit= -lines cutting back on your gift -giving � b ' b SALE or iaeg. seconds and although � that y not 11.99 ;1 matter to budget this year, you can still look Wee a big spender when shop at •�p the customer, it helps to 7 the prices down. you Sure fit. _ F�.COUP Perhaps the PON dk�e from If, If, after you've completed your MASE RECEIVE "`' merchandise found at full Pie in a shopping, you still want to telex by ,:: GAR PIE ' ' store or a piece may be a cozy fire, simply choose an ascent mdepartment whilewe supplies last the SeL throw for yourself and hibernate for rued with any other Anyone offer. Y e interested in crafts the rest of the winter. w or „1<=; will i.... ....,�:...:quilt making , r:..�.8 � be thrilled with just be sure to visit Sure Ft for the huge selection of remnants. remnants, The the best deals in materials and home -� . 12 g accessories. For more e "TUE NLiYB AD`!=773Q. iIBD., AIOV&OQ18,1flQd1l�M WA r Ll • ?TPitAt White Rose we offer all you need to ,�1TION - craft your own Family Christmas Ornaments. `- Easy to follow instruction sheets are available to create personal keepsakes. I�! READY TO DECORATE 1 CLEAR PLASTIC SHAPES Ready to create DerfsC n eltcay ornaments Easy to ti use -just paint, add Morals, ribbon 8 glitter or open up 8 hll Choose from 4' star. 3 tit" rocking horse. 5' tree. 3 3/4' ' l ' � boot. 5 112' water drop970 /% I _� Our reg t 99ea SAM READY TO PAINT \ °..a; GYPSUM ORNAMENTS 40 ` FLAT SHAPES Create delightful tree ornaments or add magnetic tape for memo holders. Choose from 35 styles t 3 -D'S SHAPES $ t_ Choose from 37 novelty styles to enI q decorate scenes, trees b arrangements SALE Our reg. 1 89e vadcv'Tarrh ACRYLIC PJUNT 6 PACK 6 jars of 3/4oz. each C from 1� nry. glitter. VictorianChstrrias Our reg.6.69 7.29pk9. SALE TRLMA CHRISTMAS TREE Only at White Rose - Canada's Largest selection of Christmas ornaments. Choose from Heirloom to traditional to the newest decorator styles! 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NATIVITY STABLE SALE &own wooden stable accented with 37` TALL LAWN Mx t°any' 88 FIGURES 13 3/4' 6 1 /2" x 9 1/2 'H. SALE Otu reg.In 6 styles. mcklding Santa. snowman, carolers & reindeer. Stake nckKW. $ Qd r I 1 NATIV" FIGURES set irlckttles 12 pieces 4' tet. � � 24.99ea. pp painted with an ' "nI" - SALE 00 SALE ", �. . �.. 11 • ea. R LOWEST LA'S Ic TM st! ... No wonder is features: - Stand included - Hinged for easy set-up & storage - Realistic to the last detail /5 112' SCOTCH PINE :pike 3(jt (fit �j $47 ttJ)\ XRF.ATH & GARLAND LIFE -LIKE ` 9' GARLAND Heavy Duty ^.e,uxe evergre- r^ ance� �- your home decorating $ ''. Available in rich green 8 ��_ forest blue ONLY ea. 1 F LIFE -LIKE 221' WREATH Heavy duty deluxe evergreen garland Ennance your nome decorating. Available in rich green 8$ forest blue. 88 6 ONLY ea' CHRISTMAS _ PICKS $ SPRAYS ,; Start your own Christmas Drojects now' Decorate baskets. centrepieces or make your own - arrangements Reg 79-3 99ea SALE FROM: $ 20 G ' r t ea ea a 640 TO HONEYCOMB CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS WALL PLAQUES From 6' to 18". Choose fromangels. 101 to 48" includes Santa's, trees. bells 8 more. srlowtrlen 8 greeting sgr►s. Our reg. 2.99 8.99ea. Our reg. 2.49 t 9.99ea. SALE FROM: $ 49 1 TO 1449 4 4a I IIIIW14r.li Come See Us At The „> Toronto International Centre Featuring BIRDS & THE ENVIRONMENT, X11 Nov. 27? 28, 29/92. AA for a ke�e adtnissim ticket at your focal White Rose Store. j !+ 200 tickets avaiWtle per stove. SALE FROM $1s7 TO 1148.8 r ,CACTUS Famous v�ar ety iU n7 dlMera ern I colours. Will bloorn for { , f years to come! Loaded - T with buuft! E $18 ::00 - � }- `►� �: �� ,fit, ::�; ,' }, . - ^;; , -. .. . ♦ j( 1 1, I 1 1 ,1 i r 1 � a 1 t oMt � i t i r c i } i « . . . ">< i S' . � �i ' e HOURS: Mon. to Sat.N 9:OOa.m: 9:00p.m. NL IlnlwoAs aT. '�' Sun. & Holidays 411mr.33 Taluronta 9:OOam.-6:OOp.m. r e SALE ENDS $ NOV. 26, 1992. 1i a s LIMITED TO STOCK ON HAND NOTL PROD- Nwy.401 N tp > MWt/. 10t ALAT KENNEDY RD, WAV OR WHITBY SCARBOR01FICKEM OSHAWA WHITBY LOCATIONS NO WHITBY LEISURE FURNITURE 1243 OUNDAS ST. E 70 ISLAND R0. 300 TAUNTON RD. SOLD AT KENNEDY 8 THE OUEENSWAv West of Thlck>sott Rd Port Unlon/401 Ritson & Tauntonn STORES 7 "A VS A Mon ar� � ,o WEEK R LOWEST LA'S Ic TM st! ... No wonder is features: - Stand included - Hinged for easy set-up & storage - Realistic to the last detail /5 112' SCOTCH PINE :pike 3(jt (fit �j $47 ttJ)\ XRF.ATH & GARLAND LIFE -LIKE ` 9' GARLAND Heavy Duty ^.e,uxe evergre- r^ ance� �- your home decorating $ ''. Available in rich green 8 ��_ forest blue ONLY ea. 1 F LIFE -LIKE 221' WREATH Heavy duty deluxe evergreen garland Ennance your nome decorating. Available in rich green 8$ forest blue. 88 6 ONLY ea' CHRISTMAS _ PICKS $ SPRAYS ,; Start your own Christmas Drojects now' Decorate baskets. centrepieces or make your own - arrangements Reg 79-3 99ea SALE FROM: $ 20 G ' r t ea ea a 640 TO HONEYCOMB CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS WALL PLAQUES From 6' to 18". Choose fromangels. 101 to 48" includes Santa's, trees. bells 8 more. srlowtrlen 8 greeting sgr►s. Our reg. 2.99 8.99ea. Our reg. 2.49 t 9.99ea. SALE FROM: $ 49 1 TO 1449 4 4a I IIIIW14r.li Come See Us At The „> Toronto International Centre Featuring BIRDS & THE ENVIRONMENT, X11 Nov. 27? 28, 29/92. AA for a ke�e adtnissim ticket at your focal White Rose Store. j !+ 200 tickets avaiWtle per stove. SALE FROM $1s7 TO 1148.8 r ,CACTUS Famous v�ar ety iU n7 dlMera ern I colours. Will bloorn for { , f years to come! Loaded - T with buuft! E $18 ::00 - � }- `►� �: �� ,fit, ::�; ,' }, . - ^;; , -. .. . ♦ j( 1 1, I 1 1 ,1 i r 1 � a 1 t oMt � i t i r c i } i « . . . ">< i S' . � �i ' jam ' MGE 111111,A -TRE NEWS ADVERTIS ER, WED, NOVEINEER is, A Certified _ Technician to ensure you a safe & happy season, with your solid fuel appliance. c�,fC•1-r1J C(tir�tm� CHIMNEY SERVICES • CHIMNEY SWEEPING • Chimney Caps & Screens • Glass Doors & Accessories CERTIFIED CHIMNEY TECHNICIAN 71 Station St., #6, Ajax, Ontario LIS 1S2 • '..' ►' ' . A j HAIR VENTURE BEAUTY SALON 1 • -� rAMMM CERTIFIED MIENER am • Chimney Repair • Inspections • Gas & Wood Liners 428-2672 427-2168 BRIAN DEEGAN DENTAL PLANSACCEPTED - LOW COST DENTURE • REPAIRS & RELINES - COMPLETE DENTURES SERVICE AVAILABLE • OPEN MON-FRI 8:30-5:00 • FREE PARKING FOR FREE CONSULTATION CALL EMERGENCY CALLS• 1 •M ACCEPTED 134 HARWOOD SOUTH - 1 BLOCK SOUTH OF 401 AJAX AilesYes. The Royal Scot Tru, Tavern .New Lunch & Dinner Menu SUNDAY BRUNCH LIVE ENTERTAINMENT UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 44 Hunt St., Ajax 683-3125 OFF Y 01 t C140 CHRISTMAS CPRlBBEACATERING `-:`686-8070 s d$ ORDERS STATION Sr. 1 UN Coupon per order UNIT ONE, AIAX UNS *over $50.00 OO maxi oRuc Expect it all in a Drugstore... Even a friend OPEN Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 9.30 p.m. Saturday & Sunday 9 a.m. - 9 P.M Visit our retail store for calculators, typewritters, office supplies and new and used Budget Furniture. See our showroom warehouse at: 218 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax j PRESCRIPTION SERVICE WE ACCEPT MOST MANOR ORUG PLANS DEUVERY SERVICE 428-1100 240 Harwood S. Ajax OFFICE CENTRE 33 Station St'., Ajax 428-8787 AJAX PLAZA South of C,DISCOUNT PET FOODS401 BRING THIS AD IN FOR 10% DISCOUNT ON ALL PET BEDS, CAGES AND CARRIERS. Expires Nov. 24th/92 Valid at this location only 427-4483 Go Downtown Ajax Busine, zs As The Holiday Buyir it's time to stc to shop this a move 9 ever��ne and"I.W .OAA %J �V H NELSON'S HOBBIES A R T S A •v 0c R A P T g YOUR ONE STOP For Value, SHC HWY. H WY. 4 C w C CHRISTMAS SHOP • Custom Picture Framing • Great Stocking Stuffers • Arts & Craft Supplies ( r • Plastic Models & much much more. \r 144 HARWOOD AVE. S., AJAX PLAZA 683-0351 Royal Doulton BLNNYKNS 1 J_ J- t ji 44 Harwood Ave. S., AJAX • a 1H 1AR1 25% AVE & OFF � ax y.W Frit• PW Ajax I 6$$-0407 OPEN 24 HOURS For all your printing needs n •"•�`�'�1'' � �°�i 0021M CONUTS 50 come to: 513 Westney Rd., S., Ajax. - R" DONA► COFFEE & DONUT 99"'this 4 PALACE STEAK & COFFEE RESTAURANT Homestyle,Cooking At Low, Low Prices Breakfast SDecial 2 Eggs, Bacon, Ham or Sausage Home fries 8 Toast $� 69 Daily + tax 6 a.m. - 11 a.m. Lunch Special Sandwiches - homemade bread, soup, salad or fries 8 drink $399 +tax 44 Commercial Ave., Ajax 686-3921 ss Improvement Areal ig Season Rapidly Approaches, ,p and think about where year. Please remember y spent locally helps !that includes you 4 Selection and Service IP AT HOME N W W E S ry' THE BALMORAL FISH & CHIPS RESTAURANT DINE IN OR TAKE OUT FULLY LICENSED & WHEEL CHAIR ACCESSIBLE 71 Station 'St., Ajax 427-9123 --shop at. 00 Wl Good prices - good products - good value 9-9, Monday - Friday; 9-6 Saturday; 12.5 Sunday 76 Harwood Ave. 683-0782 DRYCLEANERS • SHIRTS LAUNDERED Ravenscroft Rd.. TAILORING 94 Harwood Ave. S. ix, Ontario Ajax, Ontario T 1W2 o SAMEDAY SERVICE LIS 21H6 16) 686-1251 (416) 683-2212 •..C�sf15...'.r !,yip 1 3��f.y��{ '�w• yi. �' THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, NOVEMBER is, i"t•PAGE b -A A The Second Story Restaurant/Pub • TWO DANCE FLOORS • TOP 40 MUSIC (ON ONE SIDE) • COUNTRY ROCK (OTHER SIDE) Adjoining "Danny's Place" Downtown Ajax 88 Harwood Ave. 683-2940 s t T. Mary Brown's Fried Chicken 96 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax 883-1361 'Double Dinner � � 99 Each Dinner is 3 pieces I �- plus tax with taters & small salad J We Deliver Coupon Valid At This Location Only Expiry Jan. 9, 1993 IsHERE DO YOU START LOOKING FOR_A_'_ PRESENT FOR A CO -*TIC BOOK LOVER? Collector hgeRIGHT HERE! a Sp wtscard coo `J N0,00._ . �rplDd nO'j0 uVoVi 6,992 wrv.l Eme.wrns.0 Group. All n9M resory b. t'� _. i •�' Get Set For The Party Season at MARIOS SIR DE -sl GC Pre -Christmas Perm Special * $550° All Inclusive Any Kind of Perm * Long Hair May Cost Extra $ 00 STREAKS (Aluminum Foil �� 40 All Inclusive Streaks - $55) SPIRAL 75 PERMS ' Located on Harwood Ave. next to C.I.B.C. 683-5911 (N lEi ncEivz 1�Ecozati rz9 _q r2 WALLPAPER 30"-40" OFF BLINDS 40" OFF _PARA PAINTS From *9" 683-1660 COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL - RESIDENTIAL Complete line of CIL and Para Paints F Wallpaper and Blinds ® Dl1X 148 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax 0 Paints LIGHT THE -HOLIDAY! REED'S FLORIST 206 Harwood Ave., Ajax, Ontario 683-606 See our beautiful selection of holiday arrangments with candles, greens, and bows! e MJ ..,�— .; ._.. .., ....... ..,..v..,, ......;.........ate; ..•�r wr�.�5;!?t,�tnx95+'�� .�.� ?''.a....,.- � �� _ N►Cc it-Ib'iN6I�1R A�f�S�r �IR9v NOVi1�RR � >!� - , . , , ... .... ... _ ... . . ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 'd Dooms y for the M n of'Steel By GORD KOLLE Special to the News Advertiser AJAX - The worst news in the history of the world is unfolding and Ajax bookstore owner Jan Truppe doesn't even raise an eyebrow. "He's not really going to die," she says standing behind the counter of GNU Books on Harwood Ave., looking over a news release regarding Superman's pending death. "Are you kidding" Lie 's valuable to them," Truppe says with a chuckle. Then, she reconsiders. "We'll have to see." What Truppe is referring to is the most incredible and horrify- ing report from DC Comics, New York City, that Superman, a.k.a. the Man of Steel, was to be killed as early as today, Nov. 18. The ageless Kr}ptonian, who is the world's greatest superhero and the star of four comic book series, movies and a campy TV show, was slated to die in a desperate battle to save his beloved city, Metropolis. Reports of Superman's death are causing an uproar similar to the "Who Shot JR" episode which gripped fans of the now -defunct Dallas TV series. In fact. Superman, who is 54 years old and therefore commands an audience of several genera- tions, has been getting attention from Newsday, The London Times, NBC News and Entertain- ment Tonight. all in its path. In typical comic book fashion, the word "Krakadoom" appears in large letters above each act of annihilation. The climax occurs in Superman #75, the comic that will toll the bell for Superman. It goes on sale either today or Thursday, Nov. 19 (depending on delivery) and already Truppe expects a healthy buyer turnout. There will be two types of issues for sale worldwide. The news stand copy retails for S1.25. The other is a special S2.50 bagged issue that should gener- ate a collectors' frenzy. This comic will have a special comput- er art cover and will contain paraphernalia including a fold -out back cover, a mouming arm band affixed with Superman logo, a poster depicting the great hero's funeral, a mock postage stamp honoring Superman, and his obituary from the Daily Plan- et. Superman was borne from the mind of Toronto-bom Joe Shus- ter, the artist who drew the origi- nal Superman and shares with Jerry Siegel the honor of creating this century's most enduring ;tnd loved hero. Shuster, who died last April, revealed that his time as a news- boy on the Toronto Daily Star Even as this is being read, Superman and his allies in the Jus- tice League of America are fight- ing the craggy, cable wrapped behemoth who will cause the Stan of Steel's death. In "Doomsday", the theme title of six comics leading up to Super- man's demise, the Justice League of America superheroes (including Wonder Woman, The Flash, Green Lantern and The Blue Bee- tle) are combatting a green -robed leviathan called Doomsday. The creature literally ruptures up from the <gound, crushing little birds for sport and laying waste to Singing policeman at children's concert DURHAM - A singing policeman promises to steal the show at an upcoming children's concert. Durham resident and Scar- borough police officer Meredith Cuuing will perform at a concert which will benefit local United Way agencies. Mr. Cutting has entertained at breakfast clubs, hospitals, and music apprecia- tion events for children and seniors. The show will be held Satur- day, Nov. 21 from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Northview Branch Library, Ritson Rd. and Beatrice St., Oshawa. There is no charge, but you're asked to give a donation. There will be balloons and refreshments. The event is organized by Durham House Child and Fami- ly Centre, one of many agencies which receives funding from the Ajax -Pickering United Way, as well as Oshawa -Whitby -New- castle United Way. For more information, call Durham House at 579-2021. fIs %. 7 i4n4wg 4!? -108" WE'VE GOT SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR EVERYONE 7 DAYS A WEEK JOIN US SOON!! -r 368 Bayly St. W. (Just east of Westney) AJAX gave him the idea to make Super- man's alter ego Clark Kent a reporter. The first couple of issues actu- ally had Kent working out of a mythical Daily Star newspaper. Shuster drew Metropolis using the Toronto skyline as reference. Truppe doesn't buy the notion that slumping sales have forced Superman's employers DC comics to pull the plug. She points to the fact that DC has slated nine post mortem comics for sale under the theme title "Funeral for a Friend." "What it is doing is getting all these people who used to read Superman. It's creating interest," she says. Comic books are like soap operas, Truppe says. The story lines can re-emerge in other forms. For example, DC had a series of comics that took place on an alternate universe. So, Superman can die here and re-emerge there, she says. "There's even a rumor going around that when Supergirl looks ,t in Superman's coffin nobody's there," says Truppe. jobsOntario • Training jobsOntO io • Training will create a more highly skilled woridorce. And will get people back to work. 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During the section on thriller and suspense stories, the instructor told US logic is the key to this type of tale. It is a big no -no to pull a solu- tion out of thin air. Let me explain it to you this way. You know when the laces on your nesting shoes breaks and you have to adjust the laces, sometimes missing an eyelet or two, in order to tie them up. A thriller works the same way — you have to tie the ends together. It is hard to be ambivalent about Iia thriller. Films in this genre either make the tiny hairs at the back of your neck stand on end or you resolve to head for the concession counter and a refill of popcorn. As thrillers go, Jennifer Eight is remarkably ambivalent. Writer -director Bruce Robinson manages to spin a visually enter- taining We, but one which lacks the intensity of a true thriller. The ele- ments seem to be all there, but they just never quite bring you to the edge of your seat and leave you dangling there in true thriller fash- ion. Andy Garcia plays John Berlin, a burned -out Los -Angeles homicide cop who decides to leave the big city behind for more laid-back detective work in a northern Cali - Movie REviEw fomia town. He barely arrives in Eureka when he stumbles across a woman's severed hand buried with the trash at the city dump. Cross- referencing police work leads him to an unsolved crime. The title of the film refers to the police file name for a series of murders involving blind girls. Further police work leads Berlin to believe the next target of the killer will be a blind music teacher at a local all -girls school. The teacher (played marvelously by Uma Thurman) was the last to "see" the most recent victim alive. Of course, no one but Berlin believes the serial killer has struck again and will go after the only "eye witness." Robinson's direction is very good. The opening scene shot in the city dump in the middle of the night in a steady downpour is very effec- tive in setting up the mood of the film. The director continues this dark atmosphere with plenty of sequences shot in near dark condi- tions. Jennifer Eight holds its own as a thriller. There are plenty of the usual red -herrings, some more obvious than others. What is miss- ing is the human factor. With few exceptions, the actors appear as character sketches, not as characters What Do You Look For In A Restaurant? A) Quality Food B) Good Service C� C) Nice Atmosphere D) Convenient Parking 0 E) Reasonable Prices 0 Serving Pickering since 1965 :KaiwRestaurant Restaurant, Pickering - 774 Liverpool Rd. S. 839-5758 z:0o-- 00 6.00.11.30 TT 12:30.5:00 n" 6.00.10:00 S t 3:00.5.00 =M "O% _- y • stag & umce varves 4Zu1ZZ)VD • Oshawa Whitby line 619-1905 M- Q�F� 949 DILLINGHAM RD. PICKERING >•li F i.ST STREET SO1iTH OF GAYLY CAST OFF BROCK RD themselves. There is no real bond- ing. The story leads, of course, to romantic involvement between Garcia and Thurman, but the chem- istry between the two actors never quite amounts to much. The human angle plays an important part in this type of movie. If you don't feel for the characters, you don't get involved in the story. When characters are so busy tying story elements together that they don't have time to inter- act, the audience begins to tune out. The lack of emotional impact is the downfall of thrillers in general and Jennifer Eight in particular. Robinson, the writer, must have taken a class similar to the one 1 took during my college years. It becomes apparent halfway through Jennifer Eight that Robinson is tug- ging at his laces and, in the end, barely has enough to make the tini- est of knots. ,'Removes Snake io' Reduces Housedex" 6' At Clearer mirri PAGE 24 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, NOVEML<ER 19,19!2, WHEELS IWRIIAM 8rsovc&Hz �ro Yov s� A.T�►x c>�Rn�rC� News Anv��Tzs�R YOUR AUTOMOTIVE FORUM EVERY WEDNESDAY ,FRIDAY AND SUNDAY WEST EDITION LT R H A M YOUR AUTOMOTIVE FORUM EVERY WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SUNDAY w kms: NOVEMBER 18, 1992 Subaru Automobiles is one of the six transportation companies that Legacy, introduced in 1989, was selected by the Automotive make up one of Japan's industrial giants, Fuji Heavy Industries (FHI), 'Journalists Association of Canada (ADAC) as the Family Car of the which manufactures products ranging from helicopters, jet liners and Year in 1990 and the Legacy Turbo received the same award when it space craft to luxury tour buses, golf carts and, of course, automo- was introduced a year later. The SVX, which debuted as a 1992 model, biles. won car of the year honors from CBC TV's Driver's Seat show and Fuji Heavy Industries was established in 1953 and has been building sporty/performance car of the year from TSN's Motoring 92. and marketing automobiles and trucks under the Subaru name since For the 1993 model -•ear. Subaru introduces the new Legacy Touring 1958. The automobile division accounts for more than 80 percent of ,Wagon. This new vehicle complements a model line-up that includes the sales of FHI. Subaru's history in Canada dates ltc1� tQ 1"JS stratithe Wid-iized Legacy and Legacy Turbo sedans, the compact Loyale presently has approximately 90 dealerships actvss"` <,> m'Y• _ sedan aWwagon, the subcompact Justy and the stylish SVX. Subaru, which had a record high sales of 62.30- s in 2988, pin- '-- _."Our new Legacy Touring Wagon is the fourth brand new model neered front -wheel -drive for production cat's till Japan and all -wheel- `we've introduced in the past three years," says Subaru Canada's presi- drive in production cars for the world rnarkeL The product line current- dent Bill Ker. "It adds dramatically to Subaru's appeal to buyers who ly includes subcompacts, compacts,itcars, trucks, vans and the :demand performance and luxury in an automobile." impressive Subaru SVX luxury performance coupe. At present, the The future looks bright for the Japanese automaker. minicars, trucks and vans are not exported to Canada. In this country. Subaru's history has been a successful one. The FOR THE comPLETE LINE-UP, PLEASE SEE SUBARU ON Pa(;E 3 i +5 e 'a w lK 7��r ... ,� '. - _.. .+ss'.':.. �iw.i�i,rp • ... D. 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Freight ($650), licence, insurance and applicable taxes not includ3d. See dealer for full details. tSome charges may apply. See Dealer for details. FA ,.Wi . "."iw+i'M^r`w ' PAGE *442g 71f ESS ADvw,luliIER, l+/rD., NOVA ka,1!!2, *iTAr LS DfJRNAh1I ` ; ` , .. , , - - — WILL YOUR VEHICLE Mitzi WEATHER THE WINTER?Subaru Touring Waon ; , Ret a complete - -- hysical for your car' auuS to Leg y ac tamny Introduced in May 1992, the speed manual is priced at $11,995, lusty's entry-level price." The 1993 Subaru Legacy Touring Wagon while the automatic is $13,045. The Justy starts at $7,795. combines the style and performance wagon costs $12,495 for the 5- The standard engine is a 1.2 - of the Legacy Turbo with the utility speed, $13,545 for the automatic € litre, three -cylinder powerplant pro- of the all -wheel -drive Legacy 4- and $13,495 for the all -wheel- drive. during 73 horsepower. The standard door station wagon. If you are looking for "high-tech transmission is a 5 -speed manual The addition of the Touring at a low price," than the Subaru has overdrive, but Justy buyers can also Wagon, means that the Subaru a car for you. The Justy is the only get the ECVT, which provides the Legacy is now available in 13 dif- car in its class to offer an all -wheel- shifting ease of an automatic with Ferenc versions. That includes two drive system and features the only the fuel economy and performance body styles (4 -door sedan and 4- electronic continuously variable of a manual transaxle. door wagon) and three trim levels automatic transmission (ECVT) in € Subaru automobiles are covered (L, LS and Turbo/fouring Wagon). the world. by a 36 month/60,000 km warranty Fulltime all -wheel -drive is standard Ker says "the Subaru philosophy covering all basic and major coco- on the Touring Wagon, LS and is aimed at complete customer satis- ponems plus a five-year major com- Turbo and available as an option on faction and that includes providing ponent warranty. For rust perfora- L models. a high level of technology and satis- tion coverage, the warranty is five The standard engine in all mod- fying feature content, even at years with unlimited kilometrage. els, except the Touring Wagon and Turho trims, is a 130 -horsepower, 2.2 -litre, horizontally -opposed, • • four -cylinder with four valves per 7 Al J.11 It cylinder, electronic multi -point fuel L 0 E injection and distributorless igni- tion. The Legacy Turtx) and Touring ---`ARE 1p SCOVER PRICE Wagon are powered by a tur- bo four -cylinder d version of the 7Cas frur NEW four cylinder engine which has tour A y� CA valves per cylinder and electronic sequential multi -point fuel injection _ The Art of Common Sen % I N and distributorless ignition and pro- duces 160 horsepower.,.a" C A N A D "The response has been just 1992 • what we expected. We introduced the Legacy Touring Wagon to meet f / the demands of customers who ISAMARA were torn between choosing c the sophisticated performance and oT contort extras you d never expect luxtu- of the legacy Turbo and the Canada's lowe'sigriced car vett, tiraCtiCa111V Of the w'agOR." SaVS Blll a stylish design and a powerhouse warranty unheard of at a once like •• Ker, president of Subaru Canada. ms Available m 3 door, t door •• "Customers k)ve IL" seaan and 5 door models So Test Drive Ona Today. NOT EXACT The Touring Wagon is vying for ILL usTRA the Automotive Journalists* -PLUS FU, LIC, P.111 AC PE APPLIES Association of Canada (ADAC) Car DOOa a LITRE NMI of the Year in the Best New LITRE A 4 DOOR WI $4!99500 VwvWagon class. The Legacy farni- COSTS, i- AVAILABLE Q EI COSTS. ly is no stranger to the winner's podium at the annual AJAC awards. ; The automotive writers' association named Legacy as the Best New i Sedan in 1990 and the Legacy Turbo was handed the same award a • • • i year later. The only other all -wheel -drive automatic transmission available in Canada is the Mercedes-Benz r 300TE 4-matic, which comes with a 5� k q price tag of $79,600. The Legacy • Touring Wagon is priced at vol $27,795. L '! 1 =c"c SAV ;v i Bayview 4 CYLINDER TUNE-UP • I (most 4 cylinder cars) i COOLING SYSTEM FLUSH OIL & FILTER CHANGE • REG. PRICE S 95* OFFER EXPIRES NOV. 25.92 N 0 W 199 'TAXES EXTRA .� ,J• C��C� Genuine Mazda Pans Accessories %f/ Specialized BAtlmatic Transmission Mazda Service Bayview _ ■ unr sr. 83lm3949KINGSTON RD. PICKERING 4 DOOR AUTOMATIC DX ■■.■� t din■ Marion ` Subazu's patew aawv, I nted "hill•holder" 4L I V38 mpg. 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"However, we have seen some potential Toyota truck owners who are looking for a larger vehicle 'rid have been forced to 2 to anoth- er manufacturer for satisfaction." Dupuis adds, "At the same time, full-size pick-up owners looking for a smaller truck, but not as small as a compact pick-up also had to take their business elsewhere." Both of those types of customers now have an alternative — a Toyota alternative. Available in two- and four- wheel-drive models, the Toyota T100 is positioned between the tradi- tional full-size truck and the compact pick-up. The mid-size T 1(>U features V6 power and a cargo bed as large as a full-size pick-up with a half -ton payload. The new Toyota truck has up to 5.(X)} -pound towing capacity. This newest of Toyotas com- bines the functional work truck 1993 CUTLASS SUPREME ,...,CONVERTIBLE s Loaded, black on black, leather. 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Shelley Carter In only her first year of rifle shoo p- ing, the Grade nine student at Dunbar- fy ton High School has earned a number n of accolades in the sport of target shooting, using a German -made It Walther Air Rifle — a special firearm on weighing 12 pounds with aperture g sights and a two-stage hair trigger. t. This year, she has placed first in three competitions — at Scarborough, of Woodstock and St. Catharines. 0 At the Canadian National Rifle C Competition this past summer, she had a banner day, finishing a highly- t- respectable third. NEWS ADVERTISER x � - �r This past summer, Carter attended the national junior rifle camp where she got extensive training from sever- al national shooting coaches and some valuable tips from Canadian Olympic shooter Sharon Bowes, who represent- ed the country at the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain. Carter belongs to the Samac Marks- man Club and is coached by Dave Hurley and Al Shrewring. Carter says her ultimate goal is to represent Canada at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta. •_ Call 686.3207 to register your membership and receive 10 % off! (Discom vdd Lid Dscambw isl~tion this add NIGEL WILSON'S A MARLIN AJAX - Ajax's IN gel Wilson is no longer a Blue Jay but, as of Tuesday, he's a Marlin. The 22 -year-old outfielder was chosen sec- ond overall and the first pick of the upstart Florida Marlins at major league baseball's expansion draft in New York City on Tuesday. Wilson was available in the expansion draft to fill the rosters of the national league's Mar- lins and the Colorado Rockies after the Blue Jays chose not to place him on the club's 15 - man protected list. Wilson was the focus of lots of media spec- ulation as he was rumored to be headed to the Florida Marlins several days before the draft. A source confirmed Wilson was flown to Florida by the Marlins for Tuesday's draft. Signed by the Blue Jays on July 30, 1987, Wilson played his fifth season in the Jays' minor league system this past summer. Playing for Knoxville, the Jays "AA' minor league affiliate, Wilson batted .274 with 26 home runs, 69 — - - - RBIs and 13 stolen bases for the South- ern Baseball League squad. Wilson is current- ly playing for Lara of the Venezuelan Winter League. The 6'1" , 170- pound outfielder started out in the Blue Jays' organiza- tion with the 'A' Nigel Wilson level St. Catharines Blue Jays of the New York State/Penn League in 1988. In his first year he had a batting aver- age of .204 with two home runs, I 1 RBIs and eight stolen bakes. Returning to St. Catharines in 1989, Wilson upped his average to .217 with four home runs. 18 RBIs and eight stolen bases. In 1990, he played with the Jay's Nlyrtle Beach 'A' affiliate where his average jumped to .273 with 16 homers, 62 RBIs and 22 stolen bases. His solid play at Myrtle Beach earned him a spot on the Dunedin Blue Jays of the Florida State League. Playing in the highest level of 'A' baseball, Wilson came into his own, hit- ting .?94 with six home runs, 30 RBIs and 10 stolen bases. In the process he was selected to the league's all-star team, and missed the league's batting title by one percentage point, being edged out by teammate Robert Perez. Ipickering school stopped short of two titles Provincial Cup attracts 96 volleyball teams AJAX-PICKERING - Gandatse- tiagon Public School teams were stopped short of capturing two titles at the Provincial Cup Volleyball Tournament on the weekend. Gandatsetiagon's intermediate (Grade 7 and 8) boys team was edged by Fielding Drive school of Ottawa in the championship final match which needed three games to decide. Meanwhile, Gandatsetiagon's *iris squad was defeated by Scar- borough's Bliss Carmen school in three games. The Pickering school won the first game 15A but kit the next two 17-15,15-9. The 13th annual Provincial Cup volleyball tournament featured 96 boys and girls elementary school teams from across the province, some coming from as far away as W Bay, Ottawa and St. Catharines. Five local schools played host to the two-day event, including PwJwr- ing, Dunbarton, Pine Ridge and Ajax High Schools, and Lincoln Public School. Andy Dyment, mach of the Gan- datsetiagon boys team, says the squad simply run out of gas against the bigger Fielding Drive team. "I put it down to tiredness," says Dyment, whose team played 25 games of volleyball during the kw- ney. "Our serving went down in the last game, but we gave them an awfully good contest." Gandatsetiagon boys squad fin- ished fust in its six -team pool and proceeded to win in the elimination round and the quarter -finals to wind up in the semi-finals. Playing Malden Central from Windsor, the locals won a tie -breaking game to advance to the final. The Gandatsetiagon girls squad emerged in first place out of six teams in preliminary pool play. In the elimination round, Gandatseti- agon defeated Central Park and Thorah Central of Oshawa in straight games to advance to the quarter -finals. The local girls were straight - game winners over Stewarttown school of Hatton Region in the quay- -ter -finals and, in the semi-finals, pefeated Dr. Thornton school of Whitby to advance to the final. Gandatsetiagon girls coach Sue Wright says the tight defence of the Bliss Carmen squad counteracted the strong serving of her charges as the games wore on. "We had them on the nun with our serving, but Bliss Carmen worked hard on defence and that kind of settled us down," says Wright. Tournament convenor Phil Ovsenek says the level of play was top-notch. "Once we got down to the top team, we saw some great ball. Pickering Vaughan Willard's Jeff Bond returns the ball in a game against M.J. Hobbs school of Hampton during the Provincial Cup voleyball tourney on the weekend. Vaughan Willard won 15-5, 15-7 in this first-round game. photo by Ron Pietroniro Pickering selects are undefeated PICKERING - The Ptck- cring McGinnis Landing ,Cven-year-old select hockey team is undefeated in four league games this season. Pickering and West Hill played dead even in the first period, but Pickering broke away in the remainder of the game to post an 11-3 win. Jennifer Sadler scored a hat - trick, while Daryl Flowers and Chris Papalia notched two each. Adam Markew, Michael Alexiou, Shawn Dubeau and Noel Coultice with one each. The McGinnis Landing selects topped Ajax 7-1 in another game. Coultice scored a haurick, while Markew, Dubeau, Matt Glover and Tyler Van Gijn a�: h had one goal. Brent Roszer scored for Ajax. Pickering blanked Rich- mond Hill 8-0 to earn anoth- er victory. Alexiou was the hig gunner for Pickering with live goals. Matt Pemerowski had two and Dubeau notched a single. The local selects also blanked Parkwood 1 1-0. Sean O'Sullivan and Zachary Durran were solid in goal to earn the shutout. Spartans need rep managers AJAX - The Ajax Spar- tans Minor Baseball Associ- ation is looking for man- agers for its representative teams for the 1993 season. Applications will be accepted for all rep teams, includine T -ball, mosouirn_ peewee, bantam, midget, juvenile and junior divisions. Those interested in man- aging a team next year should apply in writing to the Ajax Spartans Minor Baseball Association, P.O. Box 31, Ajax, Ont., L 1 S 3C2. Attention: Mr. Chris Brudnicki, rep team con- venor. The deadline for applica- tions is Nov. 30, 1992. �.#!Y,,P'. ea:w..� � fy. ,»-•fin,. �'eJa ^t!�F.r.^a.. �„ > ^wq � , --- 'r;a,«M��YSYr.,,m. u-e.-♦6(r0w••.... � ,.x.� t?Ym,�c„p+N f PAGa 3-A T= N=s AD R! ww. N7Vl1� 1a\ Raiders midgets buite'on Wolve& AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax -Pick- ering Raiders `AAA' midget hockey team held on for a 3-2 victory over the Central Ontario Wolves in league play-at the Pickering Recreation Complex Sun- day night. Raiders' goalie Ryan Lowe held the Wolves scoreless in the first two periods, giving the offence time to get on track. Brad MacDonald netted the Raiders' first goal in the first period, assisted by Dave Duerden and Todd Ensoll. Kevin Ellis made a great play, scoring an unassisted marker on a breakaway while sborthanded in the second period. A minute after the Ellis marker, Duer- den scored the eventual game winner on a pass from MacDonald. Tyler Kilgannon scored what appeared to be an insurance marker for Ajax -Pickering in the last minute of the contest, only to have it disallowed by the officials as a Raiders' player was in the crease. The Central Ontario Wolves scored on the powerplay early in the third period and netted another in the final frame dur- ing a scramble in front of the Raiders' net. Ajax -Pickering travels to Richmond Hill this weekend and meets Quinte in Belleville the following Thursday. The Ajax -Pickering Raiders midgets are sponsored by the Picker- ing Village Oldtimers Hock- ey Association. Major atoms slitaures AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax -Pickering 'AAA' major atom Raiders hockeyteam Split two games in Eastern Ontario league action last weekend. The Raiders doubled the York-Simcoe Express 8-4 in a game played in Keswick last Friday. However, Ajax -Pickering came up just short against Kingston last Sunday. The Raiders played three strong peri- ods to earn the victory over York-Sim- coe. The team received strong defensive play by rearguards T.J. Kemp, Chris Taylor, Chad MacDonald, Richard Baker and Michael Roga. The defence was aided by fine goaltending by Chris MacLeod. Mike Sauter scored two goals. Among the other goals scorers were Kemp, Taylor and Mac- Donald who all scored their first goals of the RAIDERS Annandale to host Blue Light Tankard curling bonspiel By Jim F:asson Special to the News Advertiser AJAX - The Annandale Curl- ing Club in Ajax will host one of the all-important steps to the World Curling Championships. Annandale will play host to the zone Blue Light Tankard on its eight sheets of ice Dec. 5 to 7. Annandale will have three entries in the prestigious bonspiel. A total of 165 teams are expected to compete in the play - downs from area clubs including Whitby, Oshawa, Sutton and Port Perry. The Bob Turcotte rink of Annandale is one of the favorites to advance from the zone play - downs into the regionals, and hopefully, on to the provincial championship. Spectators are welcome at the zone playdowns. There's no admission charge. Only two teams will proceed beyond this double -knockout zone -event to the next step — the regional playdowns. Two teams front the regionals will advance to Ole provincial finals. The winner Of the Ontario finals will represent the province at the Labatt Brier Canadian Curling Championship in Ottawa March 6 to 14. Incidentally, a new Ontario Curling Association rule will be in place for the Blue Light Tankard zone bonspiel at Annandale. A modified free guard rule has been implemented, allowing more rocks in play every end which will lead to more exciting curling action. ❑ Annandale's Bob Turcotte and Ihis men's rink will curl for $10,000 in first -place prize money from the sixth annual McCain SuperSpiel in Grand Falls and 1~lorenceville, New Brunswick Nov. 27 to 29. Turcotte and his rink of vice [an Robertson, second Scott McPherson and lead Dan Bala- chorek will be one of 32 teams competing in the SuperSpiel. The competition at this year's SuperSpiel will be fierce and the field a strong one. Ontario's Russ Howard rink has won both of the last two years. The winning rink at the New Brunswick bonspiel will be one of the top four rinks in Canada to win berths in the $70,000 TSN Skins Game to be televised live from Quebec City Dec. 5 and 6. ❑ > ❑ Annandale Curling Club has upgraded its ice surface this sea- son. The club has installed a new type of ice called jet ice, which should result in more precision curling. Ajax tweens top Port Perry AJAX - The Ajax Kinette tween 'A' ringette learn put forth a win- ning effort by beating Oshawa 5-3 in its first game in Central Ontario Ringette League action. Becky Andersen paced Ajax with a two -goal effort. Lisa DiMichele scored the other marker. Leanne Cynco- ra, Nanci Osborne and Melissa Taylor all drew assists. The Ajax tweens put forth a valiant effort against the Markham 'AA' team, but still ended up losing. DiMichelle scored twice for Ajax, while Mandy George scored once. In other Ajax ringeue action, the Ajax Dickson Printing petite `C' team scored a 4-1 victory over Port Perry in recent league action. season. Raiders down York-Simcoe AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax -Pickering major atom Raiders split Eastern Ontario 'AAA' league games on the weekend. The Raiders posted a 4-1 win over the York/Simcoe Express Sunday night, rebounding from a 6-2 loss to the Markham Thunder Friday. After playing to a 1-1 first -period draw Sunday, Raiders goaltender Bren- don Spooner and the defensive unit shut down the Express the rest of the way. Jeff Miles opened the scoring from Oliver Lopez. Garrett Winder, Mike Sauter and Brandon Ross also scored for Ajax -Pickering. Lopez picked up two assists in the contest. Against Markham, Raiders Mike Sauter and Chris Taylor tallied the goals. Minor bantams keel Wolves off doorstep AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax -Pick- ering Optimist minor bantam 'AAAv Raiders hockey team played the Central Ontario Wolves to a draw on Sunday. The Raiders had to settle for a 2-2 tie in OMHA Eastern 'AAA' league action. Adam Nivet and Niall Maynard scored for the Raiders with assists to Jiff Washburn, Nivet and Shawn Crawfor?V` The Raiders next home game r; against Oshawa at the Ajax Comrnunity Centre Thursday, Nov. 19 at H p.m. r x,,... ♦ Ax: r t Scoreboard PICKERING - The Plikenng Coughlan AJAX BRCLUB Results from om Nov. 10 Oct. 24: Brian Meldrum 320, Shannon 282. Paul Martin and Ken Predovich -- 61.9% Jennifer Giusti 265, Lisa.Scott 244, Nanette Pap. Walter Soeterls and John Cook - 57% ineau 236, Julie Ward 235. Oct. 31.: Brian Me:drum 256. Nanette 3. Wyoren and Bea Hoogland -- 55.61/. P neau 248. Chris Balaton, 234, Lisa Scott 4. Judy Denby and Nancy Adarns -- 55.29E 231, Julie 231. Laurie Carlson 228. 5. Flo Bain and Sonya Bell -- 54.4% Nov. 7 Steven Laidler 288, Lisa Scott PICKERING MENS BASKETBALL LEAGUE 253, Chris Balaton, 249, Chris PrOkiopchuk 237, Results of games played Monday. Nov. 9 Jennifer Harri- bon 232, Jett Mawhinney 226 Trillium Hardware 4AME ONErance Portfolio 32 AJAX LADIES RECREATIONAL (Half-time Trillium Hardware 17 vs. Insurance Port- BASKETBALL LEAGUE !olio 11) OCT. 14 RESULTS Upper Deck 35 vs. D ckson,Galbraith SCORERS Trillium Hardware: Brampsion Gushway 9, Dono- 35. McGinnis Landing 45 vS. LOEB Baywood 27. van Williams 6, Randy Jones 5, Peter Williams 5.OCT. 21 RESULTS Upper Deck 32 vs. LOEB Baywood nsurance Portfolio: Julian Ezer an s 9, Tom Parse g 25. McGinnis Landing 54 vs. Dickson/Galbranh 7. Sano Provenzano 6. GAME TWO 34 OCT. 28 RESULTS Gallantry's Eatery 69 vs. W.H. Ellinger 57. (Half- McGmnis Landing60 vs upper Deck 53. LOEB Baywood 43 vs. DcksorvGabratn time Gallantry's 34 vs. W.H. Elhrger 25). 29 NOV. 4 RESULTS SCORERS Gallantry's: Ricky Hunte 23, Tony Oliver 17. Rod McGinnis Landing40 vs : OEB Ba 39 DcksorvGabraf49 vs Upper peck 3g Cuevas 9. W.H. Effinger: Adnan Koene 29. Dan Seto 12. TEAM LEAGUE STANDINGS GAME THREE .+.0 &Co. 62 vs. Bay Sports 53 half -Mme Hill& Co. PTS McG-nr`rS Landing 8 Dc ksorvGabrath 32 vs. Bay Sports 27). 3 Upper Deck Sports Bar 3 SCORERS 8 Co.: David Mitchell 21. Dodge Be Z0. LOEB Baywood 2 C nrad Davi 32 CI F -i TOP SCORERS �y oto s. o av s em orde 6 GAME FOUR cyda Corp. 41 vs. Pen -yrs Awo Service 40 (Half - me E icyda 20 vs. Penny's 20) SCORERS E cyda Corp.: Eammon Heenan 17. Radcliffe Dion 8 Penny's Auto Service. Clifton McPherson 11, Dave ;agon 8. Brent Sullivan 7. PICKERING MEN'S BASKETBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS (As of Nov. 16) TEAM G W L T PTS Ray Soorls 4 3 1 0 6 Gallantry's Eatery 4 3 1 0 6 cyda Corp 4 2 2 0 4 ^surance Porrfol,o 4 2 2 0 4 -, hum Hardware 4 2 2 0 4 -r,ynny's Auto 4 2 1 3 -- it Co 4 2 1 3 •N -, Elhnger 4 1 3 0 2 MASTERS DIVISION STANDINGS (As of Nov. 16) TEAM G W L T PTS ASG Caterers s 4 0 0 B W H investment 4 3 1 0 6 IciuJos 4 2 2 0 4 Canadian Prolecrve Prod. 4 2 2 0 4 Nerlten Contracting 4 1 3 0 2 ^pen Insurance 4 0 4 0 0 ROUGE HILL YBC BOWLING Results troy- Nov 9 PEEWEE DIVISION HIGH SINGLES Oct to Michael Hancock ' Raymond Lontoc 78 Iran Jones 89. Justin MacFartane 85 Oct 24-rrtpthy MacDonnel! -20. Raymorc Lor V chae, Hancock ':6. Chr,stopner Roy ' Ot. Oct. 11 Michael Hancock 120, Christopher Roy '05. Michael Cowan 92. Ned Grant 88. Nov. 7 Michael Hancock 143. Raymond Lontoc Michael Cowan 106. Sean Hurst 100, Ryan ,ones 95. BANTAM DIVISION HIGH SINGLES Oct. 10: Jaime Gorman 191, Michael Puts 183. V ck Hall 166. Lillian Senador 156. David MCConachie 154 Oct 24 Jonathon Bunker 192. Michael Puts 182. Nick Han 158. Robert Schweitzer 149, David MCCOnachN 147. Wt. 31 Nick Hall 192. Amanda How" 186. and Blab 171, Jaime Gorman 165. William Papneau 163. Nov. Michael 7 Mael Puts 212. David McConach,e te6. Stephanie Chambers 159. Tanya Turry 155. JUNIOR DIVISION HIGH SINGLES Oct. 3: Andre Bienman 233• Richard Ferrari 231, Rona Gorman 230, Cathy Scott 222. Michael Dun- can 220. On, 10: Christopher Rowe 267, Brenda Bryson 204. Ronna Gorman 201. Cathy Scott 200, Steven Civello 195. Oct. 24: Chris Colter 276. Angela Chambers 229, Mall Oliver 228, Kristina Rivers 215. Andre Blen. man 202. Brenda Bryson 200. Oct. 31: Derrick Mularchuk 223• Chris Cotter 721, Christopher Rowe 219. Rodger Melnyk 216, Andre Blenman 196. Brenda Bryson 185. SENIOR DIVISION HK;H SINGLES Oct. 10: Danny lantria 279. Andre Neveu 231, Patricia Stsphens 224, Matthew Koshy 221. Ajax selects blast Etobicoke in hockey AJAX - The Ajax/Village Lube King six-year-old select hockey team blasted Etobicoke 7-1 in North York Select Hock- ey League action on the week- end. Matthew Carroll led the offensive attack with three goals. Mark Simpson, from his defence- A AW man's poli- vtttr 'on, added Noll w0 goals. Ben P;emontese and Pat Milne also scored for the Ajax selects. Assists were recorded by Jason Winder, Craig McDon- ald, Joey McColm and Matthew Ash. Kyle Cunningham played another fine game in goal for Ajax. PLAYER PTS Heid FScher 56 Lon Flemming 47 Anne Mears 47 Wendy Dobbin 45 Margo Levy 36 Sherri Escoe 32 Rose Adam 3! Dana Elliott 29 Rhonda While 28 Kim Henderson 27 Marian Baxter 24 Denise Belanger '?0 Kathy Durnan 20 Joanna Reardon 16 Colleen Watering 16 Selena Walsh 15 Donna Roach 15 AJAX WARRIORS SOCCER CLUB Indoor soccer results from Nov_ 1 UNDER -Six DIVISION Canada Trust 2 ,Goals oy .o,,se 3edbro. Caleb Lennenon) vs Bakef's Dozen I (Goal oy ;ohn Gur by): Meowr Photo 2 Goats oy Steven V:" 2; vs Avery 6 Sore 0. UNDER -EIGHT DIVISION Midtown Photo 5 ,Goa s by M cnae Santos 4 Glenn Browne vs Village Plymout^ 0. Deer Crean (Goals by bat^an,el A!�ard 3. Jason Coope Alexander Damceuskii ,s Dicksor Pre 'ng • Goa )y Darryl Tho, -son,. 3ane-s Dozen ' ,Goas oy 'Aar new mare 5. Rya^ P^ :^,aid 2• ,s Doody Rads 6 Gaits by Brandon Gviey 5. Drew - .ons; 3ruce BSsen 3 !Goals by _ ndsay 11�-ph r 2 ten i-ord) vs. Ray's Tropn,es ' ;Goad by Adnan Jean- PZy UNDER -10 DIVISION 3ernrs Doors 2 'Goad by Da -w Kunz. Chris Newwli vs. Avery tt Sons 0; Midtown Phofo T tGoais by Cory Sevier. 'ennyscr Artrory;. Food City 3 (Goals by Robbie Keller 2.. ora:.^.an Stefar) vs. Village Plymouth 0 NOV. s RESULTS UNDER -10 DIVISION Food City 5 (Goals by Kevin Mar. ai 2. Nathan Yu. Kevin Sours. Johnathan Stefan) vs. Avery b Sons 2 (Goals by Rory Hunter. Patrick Laraman); Midtown Photo 2 (Goals by Tennyson Anthony. Brent Cor ben) vs. Germs Doors 2 (Goals by Dann Kurz 2). Canada Trust 4 (Goals by Lawrence Swa,ies 3. Devin Yacoob) vs. Village Plymouth 1 (Goal by Joshua Tataren). THE NEWS ADVENMEE_ WFD_ 11iniVrU2 94 is i�.v&r_t u-• r Pickering ringette players Kayleen Coughlin, left, Carolyn Audet, middle. and Kim Savage are part of a Durham Region elite team this season. They're hoping to gain a spot on Team Ontario which will compete in the Canada Winter Games in 1995. Pickering ringette players picked for elite team PICKERING - Three Pickering ter. Cup event in Nepean in Novem- ringette players are one step closer The Pickering teenagers will be ger, a Cambridge tournament as to playing for Ontario at the Cana- in the line-up when the squad plays well as the Ontano Winter Games. da Winter Games in two year's in the Ontario Winter Games in From these three tournaments, time. Cornwall In March. one team - Team Ontario - will Ka�lecn Coughlin, Kim Savage The 15 -member team, also be picked to participate in the 1995 and Carolyn Audet, all graduates made up of players from Oshawa, Canada Winter Games. of the Pickenng Ringette Associa- Port Pem' and Whitby, will panic Coughlin, Savage and .-Xudet tion, were chosen to play on a ipate in three 'AAA' ringette tour- played all their minor ringette in Durham Regional elite ringette namenLs against five ether regional Pickering, but are now playing Learn teawhich will compete at several teams in Toronto. The tournaments with a higher-le%'el elite squad In - high -level compeuuons this win- include the presukulus Challenge Whnb,. Van Santvoon with ine each. Pickering travelled to Bow'manville on Nov. 1-1 and earned a 3-3 tic; with the Toros. :Matt McMullen played well in goal. Johnson. Sadler and Danny Lusma were the Pickenng marksmen. Wray, Clint Ran- ,Jolph, Schofield and Follett drew assists. .Pickenng travelled to Markhx- n Nov. 15 to play Markham. Pickering kept it close through two periods of play, but Markham ;cored thrive times in the final frame for a 5-0 i,ictory. 1MPqr.tar\f Infprm-atiQn riiir Parents what is it? The Child Tax Benefit combines the existing Family Allowances and tax credits for children into a new tax free, monthly U17t. It also includes a new supplement 01low income working families. The benefit provides more motley far children - $2.1 billion more, over five years - and targets money to those families who need it. In fact, most families will receive more money than they do now. What are the improvements? The benefit is fairer and simpler. It is des*fined with a very important goal in mind - to ensure that the money reaches the families who need it, as quickly as possible. • The monthly payments are tax free. • Because benefits are delivered each month, parents no longer have to wait until the end of the year to claim child tax credits. • There is no need to make annual applications - benefits are automatically calculated from the tax returns you file each year. • Benefits can be adjusted quickly when there is a change in your homily, such .0s the birth of a child. What do I have to do? Watch your mailbox. A special information package is being sent to people who currently receive Family Allowances. Please read it carefully. It tells you how the benefit is calculated and how much you will receive if your family qualifies. If you have not received your information package by the end of November, please '+,Government Gouvernemeni dada of Canada du Canada call this toll-free number: 1-800-387-1193. (For service in French, 1-800-387-1194). In January the new monthly benefits will begin. Please remember to file your 1992 income tax return to continue to qualify for the Child Tax Benefit. The Brighter Futures Initiative As part of the Federal Government's Brigbter Futures lwitiWire, the neur Child Tax Bew jlt is an important step tourard providing a brighter futurefor our cbildren. J y working together, we ensure that every ' Canadiaw cbitw 04 looks forward to 4 e a "biterfuture. 46. or vp 44 M PICKERING - The Plikenng Coughlan Homes minor atom 'AA' hockey team Pickering defeated the Vaughan Rangers 3-0 in league action at home on Nov. 12. atoms have The game featured fine defensive play from Nlatt Scannell, Chris Reed, Nlike Van productive Sanlvoon, Craig Hilbom and Scott George. Goalie Steven Sunson had the shutout weekend Scoring for Pickering were Sean Sadler, Danny Schofield, Nigel Wray and Jeremy Holmes. Assists were recorded by Steven Johnson with two, Holmes, Jamie Follea and Van Santvoon with ine each. Pickering travelled to Bow'manville on Nov. 1-1 and earned a 3-3 tic; with the Toros. :Matt McMullen played well in goal. Johnson. Sadler and Danny Lusma were the Pickenng marksmen. Wray, Clint Ran- ,Jolph, Schofield and Follett drew assists. .Pickenng travelled to Markhx- n Nov. 15 to play Markham. Pickering kept it close through two periods of play, but Markham ;cored thrive times in the final frame for a 5-0 i,ictory. 1MPqr.tar\f Infprm-atiQn riiir Parents what is it? The Child Tax Benefit combines the existing Family Allowances and tax credits for children into a new tax free, monthly U17t. It also includes a new supplement 01low income working families. The benefit provides more motley far children - $2.1 billion more, over five years - and targets money to those families who need it. In fact, most families will receive more money than they do now. What are the improvements? The benefit is fairer and simpler. It is des*fined with a very important goal in mind - to ensure that the money reaches the families who need it, as quickly as possible. • The monthly payments are tax free. • Because benefits are delivered each month, parents no longer have to wait until the end of the year to claim child tax credits. • There is no need to make annual applications - benefits are automatically calculated from the tax returns you file each year. • Benefits can be adjusted quickly when there is a change in your homily, such .0s the birth of a child. What do I have to do? Watch your mailbox. A special information package is being sent to people who currently receive Family Allowances. Please read it carefully. It tells you how the benefit is calculated and how much you will receive if your family qualifies. If you have not received your information package by the end of November, please '+,Government Gouvernemeni dada of Canada du Canada call this toll-free number: 1-800-387-1193. (For service in French, 1-800-387-1194). In January the new monthly benefits will begin. Please remember to file your 1992 income tax return to continue to qualify for the Child Tax Benefit. The Brighter Futures Initiative As part of the Federal Government's Brigbter Futures lwitiWire, the neur Child Tax Bew jlt is an important step tourard providing a brighter futurefor our cbildren. J y working together, we ensure that every ' Canadiaw cbitw 04 looks forward to 4 e a "biterfuture. 46. or vp 44 M -.... if s".ti�39L!'4"'RCd �tiFq"..» — ___ _ _.. � ` F-- _-4 _ — —_ N`• •. PAGE 322 -A -THE NEWS ADYERTISER, WED, NOVEL MER 19,1!!2 li Hu. TUB OR SQLTAiiES ` 00LP0N VALO uRTa 21, '^; N RETAIL 3 X w�J4' n !i\ ......... 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And -read the province's target of reducing waste by 50% You see. all of us working together have man- thafs just at home - by the Year 2000. aged to greatly reduce the amount of waste going At work 7 out of 10 Ontario companies now Together we can do It Right, Jeniqua? lo landfill by almost 25%. That's waste our children have a waste reduction program. For Your own Personal Waste -will not have tD inhem Hundreds of new products are being created Reduction DIaM a seven Now did we do By out of used paper, plastics. glass, rubber.. we day guide to reducing your it? Practising the 3 Vs: Reduce. Reuse, Recycle. Like using our Blue Boxes' ,could go on. waste. Please Call The Ontario latthfully. Composting In over 800000 of our bad- -So congratulations. everyone- Ontario's Waste Ministry Of The Environment Yards. Cutting back on buying unnecessary packaging. lRecluction Action Plan Is working T611 Free 1-800-565-4860. e 0 NTARIO'S WASTE REDUCTION ACTION PLAN Thanks to you, it's working, Environment Environnerrwnt 04 4 17":" 100 Careers 100 Careers 00 Careers p 130 Sales Help/ 130 Sales Help/ Sales Help/ 110 General Help 110 General Hel Agents Agents 130 Agents Your Business Career Starts Here e WoM Processing ' Computer Service Technician • Micro Computers and Business Applications • Computer Operations • Computer Programming Pi) OSHAWA �(4 4348585 Ltd Canadian Tire Aiax \V/ Is now accepting applications for FULL AND PART-TIME Positions in our Automotive/Retail Departments. • Previous applicants need not apply • Automotive experience an asset If you are interested in a career with Canadian Tire then contact: SALLY BURWOOD Immediately at Canadian Tire - Ajax 260 Kingston Rd. W. (Corner of Westney Rd. and #2) or phone 683-8473 Ext. 45 ODoonunllles exist for Drofess(onal individuals with Gass A techrlcan icenses. Our busy 20 bay flatrate shop has full d part-time Positions available ior the qualified individuals. Excellent compensation package including full benefits and profit Apply with resume direct to: S•rvk• Depertinertt a1 Canadian Tin, Pkilwing 1300 K Rd. ftiallint, Ont. $2004M MEEKLY! Assemble products home. Easy! No �- You're paid *act. Filly guaranteed. ND experience necessary caN 1-504.641-77" MODELS NEEDED... Tears & chidrer females b males, mature models - 40 plus. pita saes - 12-26 prehy tam) JOBS AVAILABLE FOR: catalogues. flyers store & mar . TY ccmttrrcials Evenma helpni but mu nec. 416 962-5511 HAIRSTYLIST .REQUIRED With own clientele, to start immediately. 666-4540 DRAPERY WORKROOM REGINIED Experienced workroom with ability to manufacturer all styles of soft window coverings - Call 420,4R17 .SCFM*m Resitsuram MqLdm no `"sal Full, Pbbltrt411wis Cook Apply III" M 527 Weetiry PA S. %Ax Career Development Institutes Ext 100 24 his. EARN up to $316, per week to assembN Christmas Dome. tics at ha ns No so" to do, Ml1RNAMY•VAMOUVn.SURREY•EDMOMON-OTTAWA4L4LFAX HAIRSTYLISTS needed for no door to door, work avaisbla YIt.,TORIAdASKATOON•MONrREAL-MONTREALfit' - ainiM across Canada. For more needed Advancedd trtrainin 110 General Help 110 General Help Ail DRIVERS LOW P & D City ard Ngtmywork- ICC qualified. US experience an asset. at PHOENNX PLUS 500 KkV St W. SuIlle #10 Oshewa, Ontario or "in 721.88'9Q SEE IIDS FTY1A For short tern service contract Pickering location. Mature Personnel will own tenaperlelicn. Site raining provided. APPLY IN PERSON Canadian Protection Sam= Ltd. 124 Wilson Rd. S., Oshawa et:AUTY Salon requires EARN big iii mailing out Licensed stylist In Oshaw& reports from home. Amazing SW ion• benefits, recorded message reveals technical trallift departs details. (416) 760.3102. Store discounts. 723-7323. .LOBS ld Htrwal HAIRSTYLIST required for busy from Hu reconstruclon hair salon, wages + ►►Icana Iniki now In ay,r,r(pion. Call 434-2962 eek M516.929.0341 •td. Ice Ardw (1 12862) C60. (112682) available. Good salary w rnformatlon• send a sell ad- available. Call 666-3605tressed stamped «roelope to The World's Magic Christmas, • LIBRARIAN - The Durham 130 Slow SL Suet 750, Duane. Region Law Association rt Ont. KIP 6E2. (112492) quires a part lino librarian to as- sist wkh the operalion of the lairlibrarif In Wiliby. Library training 120 officeHelip 110 General Help and/or experience would r �„� �,,•�'' +};1.,r. preferred. Please forward resumes w The Durham Ropbn Law Assoeitlorll, 000 P.O. Bart 25q' Oslrattra,.Om. LIN 71.3, Atltrtlton:J(Q Brant IK' N92f RELIABLE mature parson r► quired for Fridays only to clean Swx it Pkkorirp. Mist be boo- dltbts and have rel- r 1. Cal 837-2907 after 6:30 p.m. (111862) GAS artsrdars required Lor after- noon shift, experienced with cash hardline, apply in psnon 10 Argil or Kewkt, YNd1es Rd! IF YOU are oar 45 and have Hwy 82. 698 Kingston Rd. recently beers laid df, you may (11 22921 quality for training assistance. PLANTManager required for DIP/CERT, Lotus, VNordpeAec, window and Door company. Lo-VimD-bag'16 word, 0"P . Bedford, cored east at Oshawa. -Hands ►a papemslkr, on type" of individual. Ex- Harvard, Corel, Computer FULL TIME on uw d metal form Programming Cobo and Systems . P�>ce Analy4l, Cobol, Pascal and C. ing equipment. pant Ines, Ma MadnX Quark Express and SALESPERSON General Motors Dealership in the area requires a Retail Salesperson for their new & used vehicle operation. Excellent opportunity to earn above average income, plus no charge demonstrator, dental plan and other benefits. For a confidential interview, phone MURRAYO'BRIEN OR DON JOHNSTON 623-3396 PONTIAC-BUICKLTD. 166KINGST E. DOWIlANVILLE 623-3396 a"`u`edsrr ie",°;a1,SON Pickering -based publishing company requires. Advertising Sales Representative Industrial trade publication requires experienced advertising sales representative. Must have proven ability to sell to existing client base, and develop new clients. We need a self -motivated salesperson who doesn't require supervision to get the job done. Telemarketing Representative Experienced telemarketer required to sell magazine advertising, tradeshow, exhbbk space and related products. Proven track record in telemarketing essential. Please fax resumes to R. Hurst, (416) 428-7040 FULL-TIME SALESPEOPLE A professional approach and a desire to provide exceptional customer service are essential. You have previous retail experience, some background in either velour or decorating would be beneficial. Please apply in person at: Pidtering Tows Centre DOCK PRODUCTS DIVISION Industrial Salesperson - Metro East Aptitude test will be required. Salary,, commission, pcarr alWilance. rxesu ttG to: Uftow Ltd - Aft: R Keys 55 Ironaide Cres., Scarbott "h, Ont. M1X 1N3 DENTAL Ass,s!art war ec. A,ar c^ ce one day per wee. !o as sat hygenat. H.A.a.P certifica- tion required Please Cal! 416- 683-3611.(112492) EXPERIENCED cow regwred rT-+eC:aiery or mew ',orne site n Lindsay- Fax resume (416) 738-6383 or CAN (416) 738-8789 ask for Vrdt .:osocb.:'12492) 150 Hosp. Medical Dental NANNY hve-out, regtured for children ages 3 years and 5 months. Mon -Fn. South Ajax area, beginning Jan. Pelerences required. Phone 683-8331. (IIlam LIVERPOOL and 8ayy, area. full time non smoking safety conscious homes. Must have time for affection and activities for "am. References required. Purse tall 8361-9281. (t 12292) DAYCARE needed in my, home 4 days per week. 7 am. -5 p.m Pitkwmg Location. Brodk Rd and Miry 82 area. 428-7733. (111692) alltoAJO111 Oaks - Italian mother with babysitting erperwtc., ava•sble in chic Mad hone 820 Per day. fart provided. Part 5me. full vine a emergency care. References available. Call 686-6654. 165 Avai Care • Ages 2 to 5 • Full-time rates - 699 • 1NtNS S8fy SChDOI 112 days 'AKdor eri • on 5 acre wining EttabN6U6d since IM 686-1161 10 Top SL, Ajax 150 Htup. Medical 150 "°seg. Medical LQtfNKi experisrncedd daycare in Dental Dental my home, Kings Cres. and Harwood, lots of toys and activities, nutritious lunches and snacks. babies welcome. Tracy 426-2363. (120M QUALITY daycare, your child Wil ►eoeive first class care. hot latches and fun activities. ex- celkrrt rMerences upon request. Liverpool/Finch area. Call Charlene, 837-0651. (112092) MOTHER of two has daycare Knowledge of window and door ' Illustrator. Financialsuislance manufaclurirg an easel but mol be for Day Care Day Care Register for may available elpible a requirement. Reply in con- students. Durham Business 165 165 Available Available S�zo�ts winter classes now. DAYCARE available it my Accounting Computer Dental Travel & & Computer Programming Chairside Tourism nockloving activities. Snacks, Pickering Beat:IVRollo area. Phone 6Ir Computer Assistant Southwood Park. 427-8929.. (IIIW Business Business Medical On Campus Administration Applications 11 Secretary APOLLO Training Word Processing Hotel Computer ng and Executive 8 Restaurant Electronics Technology Secretary Legal secretary Operations Bar & Beverage Management ``�' t Diagnostics Lncial ices omerReceptionist 8 Repan ice Call today for further information and FREE personal interview }l nor new a,d,la me �, ,,alfa Ale to quallned applkanh. ' ► : ►� ' - pion kT,11r,l Your Business Career Starts Here e WoM Processing ' Computer Service Technician • Micro Computers and Business Applications • Computer Operations • Computer Programming Pi) OSHAWA �(4 4348585 Ltd Canadian Tire Aiax \V/ Is now accepting applications for FULL AND PART-TIME Positions in our Automotive/Retail Departments. • Previous applicants need not apply • Automotive experience an asset If you are interested in a career with Canadian Tire then contact: SALLY BURWOOD Immediately at Canadian Tire - Ajax 260 Kingston Rd. W. (Corner of Westney Rd. and #2) or phone 683-8473 Ext. 45 ODoonunllles exist for Drofess(onal individuals with Gass A techrlcan icenses. Our busy 20 bay flatrate shop has full d part-time Positions available ior the qualified individuals. Excellent compensation package including full benefits and profit Apply with resume direct to: S•rvk• Depertinertt a1 Canadian Tin, Pkilwing 1300 K Rd. ftiallint, Ont. $2004M MEEKLY! Assemble products home. Easy! No �- You're paid *act. Filly guaranteed. ND experience necessary caN 1-504.641-77" MODELS NEEDED... Tears & chidrer females b males, mature models - 40 plus. pita saes - 12-26 prehy tam) JOBS AVAILABLE FOR: catalogues. flyers store & mar . TY ccmttrrcials Evenma helpni but mu nec. 416 962-5511 HAIRSTYLIST .REQUIRED With own clientele, to start immediately. 666-4540 DRAPERY WORKROOM REGINIED Experienced workroom with ability to manufacturer all styles of soft window coverings - Call 420,4R17 .SCFM*m Resitsuram MqLdm no `"sal Full, Pbbltrt411wis Cook Apply III" M 527 Weetiry PA S. %Ax Career Development Institutes Ext 100 24 his. EARN up to $316, per week to assembN Christmas Dome. tics at ha ns No so" to do, Ml1RNAMY•VAMOUVn.SURREY•EDMOMON-OTTAWA4L4LFAX HAIRSTYLISTS needed for no door to door, work avaisbla YIt.,TORIAdASKATOON•MONrREAL-MONTREALfit' - ainiM across Canada. For more needed Advancedd trtrainin 110 General Help 110 General Help Ail DRIVERS LOW P & D City ard Ngtmywork- ICC qualified. US experience an asset. at PHOENNX PLUS 500 KkV St W. SuIlle #10 Oshewa, Ontario or "in 721.88'9Q SEE IIDS FTY1A For short tern service contract Pickering location. Mature Personnel will own tenaperlelicn. Site raining provided. APPLY IN PERSON Canadian Protection Sam= Ltd. 124 Wilson Rd. S., Oshawa et:AUTY Salon requires EARN big iii mailing out Licensed stylist In Oshaw& reports from home. Amazing SW ion• benefits, recorded message reveals technical trallift departs details. (416) 760.3102. Store discounts. 723-7323. .LOBS ld Htrwal HAIRSTYLIST required for busy from Hu reconstruclon hair salon, wages + ►►Icana Iniki now In ay,r,r(pion. Call 434-2962 eek M516.929.0341 •td. Ice Ardw (1 12862) C60. (112682) available. Good salary w rnformatlon• send a sell ad- available. Call 666-3605tressed stamped «roelope to The World's Magic Christmas, • LIBRARIAN - The Durham 130 Slow SL Suet 750, Duane. Region Law Association rt Ont. KIP 6E2. (112492) quires a part lino librarian to as- sist wkh the operalion of the lairlibrarif In Wiliby. Library training 120 officeHelip 110 General Help and/or experience would r �„� �,,•�'' +};1.,r. preferred. Please forward resumes w The Durham Ropbn Law Assoeitlorll, 000 P.O. Bart 25q' Oslrattra,.Om. LIN 71.3, Atltrtlton:J(Q Brant IK' N92f RELIABLE mature parson r► quired for Fridays only to clean Swx it Pkkorirp. Mist be boo- dltbts and have rel- r 1. Cal 837-2907 after 6:30 p.m. (111862) GAS artsrdars required Lor after- noon shift, experienced with cash hardline, apply in psnon 10 Argil or Kewkt, YNd1es Rd! IF YOU are oar 45 and have Hwy 82. 698 Kingston Rd. recently beers laid df, you may (11 22921 quality for training assistance. PLANTManager required for DIP/CERT, Lotus, VNordpeAec, window and Door company. Lo-VimD-bag'16 word, 0"P . Bedford, cored east at Oshawa. -Hands ►a papemslkr, on type" of individual. Ex- Harvard, Corel, Computer FULL TIME on uw d metal form Programming Cobo and Systems . P�>ce Analy4l, Cobol, Pascal and C. ing equipment. pant Ines, Ma MadnX Quark Express and SALESPERSON General Motors Dealership in the area requires a Retail Salesperson for their new & used vehicle operation. Excellent opportunity to earn above average income, plus no charge demonstrator, dental plan and other benefits. For a confidential interview, phone MURRAYO'BRIEN OR DON JOHNSTON 623-3396 PONTIAC-BUICKLTD. 166KINGST E. DOWIlANVILLE 623-3396 a"`u`edsrr ie",°;a1,SON Pickering -based publishing company requires. Advertising Sales Representative Industrial trade publication requires experienced advertising sales representative. Must have proven ability to sell to existing client base, and develop new clients. We need a self -motivated salesperson who doesn't require supervision to get the job done. Telemarketing Representative Experienced telemarketer required to sell magazine advertising, tradeshow, exhbbk space and related products. Proven track record in telemarketing essential. Please fax resumes to R. Hurst, (416) 428-7040 FULL-TIME SALESPEOPLE A professional approach and a desire to provide exceptional customer service are essential. You have previous retail experience, some background in either velour or decorating would be beneficial. Please apply in person at: Pidtering Tows Centre DOCK PRODUCTS DIVISION Industrial Salesperson - Metro East Aptitude test will be required. Salary,, commission, pcarr alWilance. rxesu ttG to: Uftow Ltd - Aft: R Keys 55 Ironaide Cres., Scarbott "h, Ont. M1X 1N3 DENTAL Ass,s!art war ec. A,ar c^ ce one day per wee. !o as sat hygenat. H.A.a.P certifica- tion required Please Cal! 416- 683-3611.(112492) EXPERIENCED cow regwred rT-+eC:aiery or mew ',orne site n Lindsay- Fax resume (416) 738-6383 or CAN (416) 738-8789 ask for Vrdt .:osocb.:'12492) 150 Hosp. Medical Dental NANNY hve-out, regtured for children ages 3 years and 5 months. Mon -Fn. South Ajax area, beginning Jan. Pelerences required. Phone 683-8331. (IIlam LIVERPOOL and 8ayy, area. full time non smoking safety conscious homes. Must have time for affection and activities for "am. References required. Purse tall 8361-9281. (t 12292) DAYCARE needed in my, home 4 days per week. 7 am. -5 p.m Pitkwmg Location. Brodk Rd and Miry 82 area. 428-7733. (111692) alltoAJO111 Oaks - Italian mother with babysitting erperwtc., ava•sble in chic Mad hone 820 Per day. fart provided. Part 5me. full vine a emergency care. References available. Call 686-6654. 165 Avai Care • Ages 2 to 5 • Full-time rates - 699 • 1NtNS S8fy SChDOI 112 days 'AKdor eri • on 5 acre wining EttabN6U6d since IM 686-1161 10 Top SL, Ajax 150 Htup. Medical 150 "°seg. Medical LQtfNKi experisrncedd daycare in Dental Dental my home, Kings Cres. and Harwood, lots of toys and activities, nutritious lunches and snacks. babies welcome. Tracy 426-2363. (120M QUALITY daycare, your child Wil ►eoeive first class care. hot latches and fun activities. ex- celkrrt rMerences upon request. Liverpool/Finch area. Call Charlene, 837-0651. (112092) MOTHER of two has daycare Knowledge of window and door ' Illustrator. Financialsuislance manufaclurirg an easel but mol be for Day Care Day Care available in her home, for mo re information, call 427-9418, may available elpible a requirement. Reply in con- students. Durham Business 165 165 Available Available , regrences avtii". if 12o92) fidence and state experience. Computer College. 427-3010. (TF) DAYCARE available it my salary expectations and CHRISTMAS holida c da WILL y babysx fi m. Alae forges pane' warts care, lob d / availabilityto Box 85088, Oshawa This Week, P.O. Bart Cletgllied &. and shifts or weekends. Ful and part time, peri apes Reasonable rates, walk to two and up. Phare 619-3636 nockloving activities. Snacks, Pickering Beat:IVRollo area. Phone 6Ir 481. Oshawa, Ont. L1H 71.5. Southwood Park. 427-8929.. (IIIW 6564. (111862) .»�r.ae arrsr+xw�wt�er�u•an,.... . . ., ..;;.. •scYc+�r• .--.hetit�...:. a ..:; ..:, •., �' �' , .. .-i., ;y. i....,,w;,� ... -- --- y �s rtY.•ea::a.".:. �.A�i�4+fi`s.+....•.�.•,..�o..�..�w�r `''�'Vts3, aY •-'�,. .r : i c �, ... .. .....:... .- ,kM9c%. , :4 _.r-.,r.�.w•mR�i'k'�r •'^Y�=r..�e �"'dl r - Yrh'f" ki aw•as.-` ',� ...... �nrca•�aux:-arr• _ •�iu3r� II 220 22 For Sale snacks Many activities, fenced CASH & CARRYimmediately, EXCHANGE ONLY yard, non smokers, reasonable SALE - New and used frost free rates. Call 420-2237. (1 12292) Carlo 165 �a� 165 Available 250 G'r� 250 for apartment units. All ages welcomed 427.2498. 400 '"�FFa 400 � 340 - ""'°R � 340 Amp"& 170 Employment Oshawa. 576.7448. (111992) - Repairs For Rent INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD in emkg, sob, tun home MOVING - SALE 1790 FOLEYET CRIES., PICKERING CAN hire immediately. Re: Secretary, �E� beserrern apart• inished one bedroom, NEWLY n merit - One bedroom self bright basement apartment r; environment. Lic by M.C.S.S. SAT., NOV. 21,10-4 lien Switchboard. Pickering and �O contalned, 3600 utilities Private laundry, 862s, utdfies included. need Air stove, couch, loveseat, end tables, mountain bike, 0 HALL decision making abilities. Supe- included. Available Dec. 1. 420• 619.0519. (112092) 0125 anytime• (11209'2) ��ReBSOflableral9sJ APARTMENTSfor rroorliPAceipts, flexible hours. Call speed (girl's) bike and much more. �� SqI ` JAN- 1. Whitby - bright and spa. immediate. Large one bed cbustwo bedroom apartment n $580 inclusive. Laundry DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAY CARE communication and admimsta 1's�`v gP tior skills. organize all tasks, set low facilities. Also 509-1207 260 Arts & Crafts 260 Arts & Crafts your office, please contact 420- sequencer, $55 each. 7homers well maintained rise three bedroom . budding. Includes utilities and backyard, $785 . 1/2 utilities liances. For to 686-9153.(112492) MOTHER of one available to MEN w th trucks will do Ni'^'�"7 � Ecom $, Bleier$ - New apppointment view, call 666-2450. (112492) NEWLY renovated d provide T.L.C. for your little Articles ones. Nutritious lunches and 220 22 For Sale snacks Many activities, fenced CASH & CARRYimmediately, EXCHANGE ONLY yard, non smokers, reasonable SALE - New and used frost free rates. Call 420-2237. (1 12292) fridges, coin washers and dryers RELIABLE daycare available. for apartment units. All ages welcomed 427.2498. Stephenson's Furniture and UnU 1-8,105 IrKk stltal Dr. Appliances. 227 Court St.. 170 Employment Oshawa. 576.7448. (111992) Wanted CARPET - I have several 1000 steyards of new Stanmaster and SELF motivated individual for 100% nylon carpet. Will do Irving hire immediately. Re: Secretary, rooms and hall for $360. In - Typist. Word Processing, cludes carpet, pad. and Switchboard. Pickering and installation. (30 yards) Steve, easterr. areas. Excellent 789-2068. (TF) telephone manners and HALL decision making abilities. Supe- BAUHAUS Couchiloveseat, nor organizational, interpersonal ivory, $500; mattress queen skills, well established, key waterbed, $100; steeliglass col - board skills. 70 wpm, effective fea,end tables. $25, each; men's communication and admimsta 10 speed bicycle. $50; Roland tior skills. organize all tasks, set JX8p JX3P keyboards. $500 prdrrties and meet deadlines 11 these are valuable assets for each Yamaha drum machine&" your office, please contact 420- sequencer, $55 each. 7homers 3074. leave message 1112092) or Wanda, 683-8542 (Ot2a921 MEN w th trucks will do SPECIAL SALE - cash and car lousero C moves. clean up ry on new fridges and stoves. ,obs, odd lobs. decoranng, Unbelievable paces. Hanks Painting, anything. Call Can or Appnances. 19' Bloor St E. Jane. 427-2656 TF) Unit $6. Oshawa 728-4043 suites, immaculately maintained building, broadloom, 3 appliances, pool, snooker table, games room, tennis (Behind Muhdech).(112092) 205 Firewood 230 Articles 3183, 9 a.m.-9 p.m (1124110 Wanted ROKA -- -_._ ___- ~t WANTED s �.es 4x8.'2- $6C ao a:oh 3+iS Soh wooC 4,1 available. -yup wasner and dryers, working or $40 Days 705-277-338!, eve, nor Aiso wanted, pickup !ruck 434.6665 !'F) (newe' tha^ 19781 Call Picrkenng, 420.8833. (TFAL_) BROOKLvN = rewood seaso^e-' "ardwood and sottwooc. 12' and 16' Kindling avaeiab�e Softwood, $45 per ,a m cad o'ci up Sat and Sun 655-8797.,•22792) 210 Flea Market PASTEL •-• -- -1dy s cos• s : e 7. locks almost new $350 o.D.O. Cas 83'.9!35 (112292) WATER bed, super single. milt gree- padded edges and headboard Incl ides comforter. like new also. Dresser and neghtstanc $450 COripbt r, Cap 683-8436 ,1.22921 INGLIS apartment size stack able was"er and dryer Mint condition $325 Fairfax vacuum and carpet ciearw. Ike new, all allial& inerts $525 6632572 220 Articles For Sale WOOL loll•^ rg rise brass Inm, 3 years old. aslung 570C Call anytime. 571-5266 (112492) JERRY'S Wipers. Cloth wpers. new and ,;Sed Shap Coats. ins-- lated coveralls. used coming. new clothing for the whois family Beat the recension, loss than 1,2 price. 610 gayly E . Alax. Hours. 9 ani p.m. 427- 2669 (111 9W) 'WEDDING dress for sale. size 6.7, bead wok. long train. fired 1 love Barbers - cash for ,96o's 310 Trucks For Barbles. Ken s. Skippers. 300 automobiles Frankie. etc Clothes and For Sale Sale accessories, wail! buy entrte 198) �.nev CO^+er5 0^ ver^. cellectons. Call Margaret. 416- 567-4961 (112292) 250 Garage'Yard - Sales LARGE -_ 4 - indoor. indoor. Saf Sur Clea Market. Prime retail area of Aiax Open- ing early 1993- Goods may be eft on site Spaces available as low as $400 monthly, now booa.ng. Furore, information. Call 534-4068. (112492) 290 Pets-Supplies- Boardino wmmdb AT as• A '-- -101 vat Dna a,;, pr0ach to dog trairang Classes starting soon for as levels and ages (sill '0yrs1 Cali K-9 KlubhOuse. 416-404.86.7 or 416-837-2364 (111992; WHITBY Ajax location . 12 Iarge stalk, well care and food. l" paddock w -Ill, electric fence• riding trails, exercising. walker $175 monthly. Can 723-7383 (112292) GERMAN SHEPHERDS - Two outstanding knerl now available and ready to go. First Inver by German Import V. Puma von Tannenmese SchH III. F.H. Second litter by O.T. Char pion Amis von Rwedstagen U D Our dOgs have Proved Themselves .aero. good condition, 3' 1.000 1985 Blazer 4x4, •'eeds bodywork. 1981 Buick Skylark, runs good. $800. All as IS 436-6047. (11229?) 1982 GMC Sierra Classic, 3/4 ton with Cap. no rust. fresh paint. $4.000 Phone 427-9061. AJAX 77 03 FALBY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. $742-5819. Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p.m. bedroom basement apartment, Tnxks etc. up ox, NORTH Oshawa - available close to bus, schools, GO, ET A FALL BAZAAR 'TO CASH & CARRYimmediately, EXCHANGE ONLY One bedroom private drive/yard, separate BE SOLD: • baked goods Free Tesdrg Installation Available apartment in house, kitchen and bath, $500 per month includes entrances, 3 bedroom, =675. Two bedroom, $575 plus confections UnU 1-8,105 IrKk stltal Dr. utilities and parking. First/last required. 985-0488. (112492) Available immediately, 576 - 8101, Glenn after 5 p.m. 728- • necklaces • ds ends d es odds *Wft �� u__.ln$ St, OSHAWA - two bedroom apart- 0741, Mike. Mon -Fri. (11 19W) )u name it' �-Sm merits for rent, available immediately. laundry facilities PICKERING - three bedroom apartment PFORYOUR LEIS URE: References. 8312429. (111892) CLEAN, bright one bedroo on main floor bungalow, TEA, MUFFINS, CAKES, ETC.! Apartments Apartments on premises. Two bedroom, $550 monthly, bachelor central air, 3 appliances, walk to Go. Town Centre. 5925 HALL 400 For 400 apartment, $395 inclusive. ROorns, . utilities. Firsv last, ORNE ST. E., OSHAWA Rent For Rent $50485 weekly. Call references. Dec. 1. 725- 4:30 p.m ' (11.'b94 579.3583 or 728-9345, Also 3248.(111892) _ .._ .-- - -- R 22,1992 cholow ose 50 Can to dnoose from. 0067428, 725- garage for rent. (TF) - PICKERING - Brock and Major special talents before they are pe c) BLUEWATER PARK PICKERING -two bedroom basement Oaks. one bedroom basemen, apartment, Jocelyn at WHITBY APARTMENTS apartment, 4 appliances, separate entrance, $775 monthly inclusive. Phone separate entrance, full kitchen, 4 Cake. bath, laundry facilities, $550 monthly 113 )4_2419 1 bedroom suites and 2 bedroom in 420-0376 or 839.4856. (111892) utilities. Available Dec. 1. 2 sports p�+npA Trod. triads suites, immaculately maintained building, broadloom, 3 appliances, pool, snooker table, games room, tennis AJAX -available Dec. 1. New one bedroom basement apart- 5164 or 237.7669. (112292) 6 CENTRAL Oshawa - im 4b -14e1. (TFALt ) 3183, 9 a.m.-9 p.m (1124110 ET KASE courts, exercise e room, laundry facilities and covered mens with walkout, two aclude- cis mediately - one bedroom parking. and parking, f560 includes apartment, private entrance, utilities and cable. Firsvlast, no parking, $540 monthly. Also Jal Christmaspets. 101 Kathleen St. W. Non smoker preferred. 427-7405. Dec.'. One bedroom apartment N HOUSE" (112092) and basement with laundry hook 22, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Mon. -Fri. 9-7 & Sat. & Sun. 12-5 MAIN floor 2 bedroom apartment, $675 up. Private entrance, yard. parking. 1640. Rick. 723-7594. per month in- (112292) dford Dr. Din of Gift Baskets 5 S"EITER 571-3522 dudes utilities and parking. Close to schools and buses. Phone 436-6935 AJAX spotless new oversized CORPORATION before 9 p m. Iwo bedroom apartment in base. > and Gifts (112592) ment d executive home, super PICKERING Village two location, private entrance, no 1 love Barbers - cash for ,96o's 310 Trucks For Barbles. Ken s. Skippers. 300 automobiles Frankie. etc Clothes and For Sale Sale accessories, wail! buy entrte 198) �.nev CO^+er5 0^ ver^. cellectons. Call Margaret. 416- 567-4961 (112292) 250 Garage'Yard - Sales LARGE -_ 4 - indoor. indoor. Saf Sur Clea Market. Prime retail area of Aiax Open- ing early 1993- Goods may be eft on site Spaces available as low as $400 monthly, now booa.ng. Furore, information. Call 534-4068. (112492) 290 Pets-Supplies- Boardino wmmdb AT as• A '-- -101 vat Dna a,;, pr0ach to dog trairang Classes starting soon for as levels and ages (sill '0yrs1 Cali K-9 KlubhOuse. 416-404.86.7 or 416-837-2364 (111992; WHITBY Ajax location . 12 Iarge stalk, well care and food. l" paddock w -Ill, electric fence• riding trails, exercising. walker $175 monthly. Can 723-7383 (112292) GERMAN SHEPHERDS - Two outstanding knerl now available and ready to go. First Inver by German Import V. Puma von Tannenmese SchH III. F.H. Second litter by O.T. Char pion Amis von Rwedstagen U D Our dOgs have Proved Themselves .aero. good condition, 3' 1.000 1985 Blazer 4x4, •'eeds bodywork. 1981 Buick Skylark, runs good. $800. All as IS 436-6047. (11229?) 1982 GMC Sierra Classic, 3/4 ton with Cap. no rust. fresh paint. $4.000 Phone 427-9061. AJAX 77 03 FALBY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. $742-5819. Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p.m. bedroom basement apartment, pets, references. $800 monthly, $600 per month . 1;3 utilities, all inclusive. Call 683-8227. Separate entrance, laundry (112292) facilities, cable. large yard. AJAX 'The Breakers- new ex. dose to all amenities, pets clusive lakeside condominiums welcome Available Dec. 1. 683- for immediate occupancy. 1,2 3293 or 683.8448 to view. and 3 bedrooms, 800-1700 sq.tt (111892) featuring 5 appliances, air, ball- PICKERING furnished one conies or bedroom basement apartment, solanums.undergmund parking, Private entrance, Cable, close To recreation facilities. To view call GO, $125 per week 428-1874.(TF) References. 8312429. (111892) CLEAN, bright one bedroo ONE bedroom basement 6"t-ir kitchen, Oshawa. cos apartment, across from GM bus transportation err, Porth Plant, living roan, dining laundrymat. Irdge. stove. 54&; room, kitchen, fridge, stove, includes utilities, 576-5677 or separate entrance. S40C plus 263-8809. (112292) 320 Vans, 4 wheel - itllities. First and last, no ALL new, completely renovated Drives parking, no pets. Can correct, two bedroom basement AJAX764.61511 (112292) apartment. also 3 bedroom man 1988 34 ton van, excellent JM/� OSHAWA two bedroom floor, laundry, park ng and condition, 95,Othauji , new 55 Falby Court apartment. fridge and stove in- fenced yard, $950 and $750 fres' brakes. exhaust, asking cludes heat and hydro. Washer inclusive. Phone 427-7409. $ 7000. Phone 420-3240. 2 bedroom apartment In family building. Air and dryer, available in (111992) 360 conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundrybasement. $650 first and last Simcoe,Olive area. 4346311, PICKERING - Liverpool Rd, Snowmobiles fac,hues, saunas and exercise room, underground (111k�) Must see Large two bedroom pariung rnduded. - --- -- basement. attractive spotlessly 1987 Sw400 Formula MX. as PICKEWNG - Rosebank area, clean, good neighbourhood. king $3250 o.b.o. 1989 Skidoo Call large bright one bedroom carWstMy sapeua apartment Formula Macri I, asking ti4250 basement. private entrance, with o 0.0. Bch repainted and many • A/ w?Ik t0 pekoe entrance. extras. new parts. Call 1.705438-3573. -683-6021 Patio, drapes. Kids welcome. $700 498-7227. Jack Baker. (11209?) Mon. -Frill. 9-5 broadloom, puking. No pets. (112492) a wuum $625 Call 509-2050 111 2M) PICKERING - basement beds 1- 1978 Polaris Coll 250 tw- L -Sunt 12-5 c LIVERPOOLiBAYLY wo ling room w- kitchenette Cylinder, twin carbs (Mekuno), 4 bedroom basement new track, new sliders, one apartment. fridge. 4 pce. bath, sepalr large kitchen and Irving room entrance, non SmlOker preferred owner, excellent condition, $700 area, 4 appliances, private $425 month) inclusive. Call o loco. 985-3183 after 6 p.m. SENIORS APARTMENT Very large end clean SUAPS entrance, air con., $750.40.4 639.9497, (112292) 400 Apartments ' 822 Glen, Oshawa utilities_ 290-5157. (112292) 1 bedroom from $ 5550 OSHAWA - one bedroom apart - For Rent 2 �� from $625 AJAX Oxford Towers, 2 and 3 Ment for rent in older building, Bedroom apartments. Available 304 Sirrlocie u. S. $420 monthly Exeehrsbcsbon Suitable availability. Jan 1. Owet building, pool, plus hydro. Available Panting &Val" Includes heal. Cable, sauna. close 10 shopping. 401 immediately. Cal Stephen, 571 - Quiet stMOfg (scn0as F.- - y. good appkarlces. and Go. " Working 5750 and $851. 3229. (111 9W) as Show dogs. Working dogs homPsrk) Call 428-7260 ria nckitlsd. $500. Call 432- and Service dogs at home and 11990 Toyota Corolla SE, 4 door, 3617 alter 5 or anytime abroad. but above all, as ,dry light blue. 27,250 kms. Lady weekends. (112092) family companions Full Fully driven. A-1 condition, asking KITCHENETTE unit for sale. In- guarantssd, vet inspected and $9700 certified. Can 436-6154 after 5 p.m. (111992) luded a a silk• two punters C.K.C. registered Telephone WHITBY • one bedmon base- and hogs• hip upper cupboards 668.9425. (111992) 1989 Toyota Corolla Wagon, and one pantry. $150auto. Item. WHITE German rds.825 Cas.. pb., artvlm. air. cruise. Must los seen a los appreciated. prec G6C, 7 weeks.5. 404- $37(1112 404-2825 5000(3k s. Clean, no frac. rrude d white steel. Excellent a leave rrcessage. (t 12492) ap $8250 Certified. Pick 509- s"^9• for basement apartment or CHOW Chow No 0250' (111 9W) caltape 997.4019. (t t 2292) puppies - 1997 T - 4 �ifde, 2 • ,72� « or 683-6421 until NlsBnrtlmosatW 723-M 7:30 p.m. (112492) bHetl Y 02 - Liverpool - one am ifq Fres bis Service to Oloaty Blore errwy �Wdd% tifltaftoa a �4 ( MOn9 Papers. $200. 6681.1 1 or 434- OOOf. GREATEST thing since shoed 7805. (112492) 5 speed. arc.. Pb.. ps.. sunroof. yAaf4lealr AJAX ' one bedroom basement room basement apartment n house, fridge, stove, utilities apartment. available Dec 1., Laundry facilities. fridge, stove, included, 1575. Available Dec. recreat=W rider. Phone 655 - 1. 837-0227. (112292) Private entrance. parking. $650 3142.(1110M monthly includes utilities Call IN great older Whitby Neigh. Michael, 282-5754, 9 a.m.-5 bOumood - beautiful 2 bedroom, P•r11 660-0961 alio 6 (112492) attractive fully upgraded WHITBY • one bedmon base- abte�' $765 months. Avail- able Dec. 1. Leave message for ment apartment, carpeted. Robert, 4321581. (111 W2) rdry facillies, parking. close 6346 weekdays aver 7 p.m. 10 b dans$ and anrnities $590 AVAILABLE immediately n bead. Cal 416434-2050. 24 good cadeion- 186.000 kms. • s . HARWOOD and Bailey, one monthly,utiities ihckeded. Avail- HORSES�N1a• 639 Cubsrt St. Two Ins. (I 1249M boarded, excellent Certified, $2250 o.b.o. 427-5193 basement able Irrvrrediatisl Pas bedroom. $650 per month care offend at private stable n after 6 m 11 2092) SOLID perloak furniture - buy Whitby. Ideal for retired horse or P• - ( direct from one of Ontario's recreat=W rider. Phone 655 - 19" 4x4 Jeep Cherokee. 4 largest manufacturers and 3142.(1110M qis�• 5 •POW. Ps.. pli ex- leaechyourfumkwejpeingmrde baba you► eyes. Eq.. 42- oak WARTED -burg family with cellent condition. $6995 cert/ied. 5764185 atter 5 p.m. table, $290; cannonball led. lots of room for a 20 month old (I 124M $299; amoire. $309: Finished n Purebred (m papers) male Ger- man Shepherd pup. Call 427- aPllfarrces. sePa►ate enuanae. aigdible Nov. 16, Aiikifg SBOO your stain choice. 9654774. 6346 weekdays aver 7 p.m. dealer Bemired and serviced. (111994 (I 12M dealer cera 5 AJAX Picket" Appliances - no rias mUs aft refused. Full 300 AutornMes $5000. P'lee" Cal 676-5501. (112294 BACHELOR apartment, may erg• am large it groundand pool OwnW 427-8540. (112294 TWO bedroombasement WCkslw. Fist and lett required. dose b bus and shoppig. No CI b Cork aoshawa arrh�d toChit S r9 IaLa Cbee b Avabbb entrance, Pets. Call 434-5011 or 436 0134. (12011M doors, knmodiasly- kiCentir, avalsbfe Dec 1. $185 inckrdes utakes, 510-0215 (112094 $700 including utifities. Near Pickering Town Centre/401.PICKERING Once yew ^°a' Sdabono, ♦16283 AJAX - apaelous clean 3 Available Dec- IlCall one bedroom basement 7291. (11 7291. (RING bedroom, main floor ask for Glen or (I 1229) KMIr• (I 12292) opwtmo . oeraral ar/vac. new e, PICKERING - available im• bungalow, near lake, ,,,tom, . onebedroom basteate appliances, separate, laundry PICKERING - one bedroom semi basement apartment. aPllfarrces. sePa►ate enuanae. aigdible Nov. 16, Aiikifg SBOO ment apartment, separfib„Wow • rrrsrredwle SM sir• separate entrance, Idlers iftarded. Cad 428-0016, (112092) rrrorffrly pits g e working person. guaranteed reconditioned For Sale HOS Dodge I arrear, 4 door• 4no pets, cable. fridge, stare arca " • Ga1698 5519. (11209Q) Evenings, weMcend:, 83}}9107. b�^oorn � K appisnoes. Corr melee us a cylinder• automatic, good South laundry. Includes uffibes $600 PICKERING - one bedroom (1122M meet in newe► honor, 4 pos. deal, 427-6784.Rd S Aixi iM) 467 Westrhey ofmda,ort as is $850 ab.o. Cal Releterim.420-2964. (112292) b+ �nwit. separate OSHAWA one bedroom base bah. fridge,slow. microwave. AJAX entrance. central awvac non • smoker preferred. Firsvlast. finWaos. err, parking• laundry plea as t>t (11� VERTICAL binds 72-W by 84-L E 1005 Oldsnnbils 98 Regency PVC $49. fabric. Sri. Other dfiwn,160, Brougham. Excellent condition, Sizes available. Sunshade 'rllinds i Drapery. 88 Ki goon Fully loaded. fully loaded. 170.00okms. Certified. $4500. call 428.6697. Ad. AlIM 42&Ooi7. (112292) CWWii§K 8W$ L (111992) AUNM Sale - antique, dining • ti8.500 ob.o-1964 Pontiac 6000 propane sats. fridge. ping -pang Cal Paul trbr powered. best offer. Must ser, talus, etc Reasonable prices- 4362. 729.6428. (11 2292) e�6 5Q57. (112002) tort Cordoba, 318, an paver, PIANO. FMirttrttsn 3 years old. ldwk wood, bsrrA included. as. 1992 Astro LT. karat' loutdrrg, fully baled. rear a/c., paver new tires. new brakes. 436- W9 $1600. Yolendo Soft Dots, dithers sea, 110.00Mrrs, As- 9531 eve. Days. 880.6006. (111992) :Hulhr. $Iwo; Jessica, $150: X500. Also 1901 Poo- frac INWI'asL 4300- SMrbda. 5200: Lid. Edition. 4 door. 55.000 kms. 6869153 or pager BAIaCRUPT Croft Prpblsrrr A" d t3neen Cisblss. offers ' (11.'b94 No a** dtedi Cera based b (accepted. 416-623-8998. C112202) rr1P 1990 Ford Tempo, 4 door, cholow ose 50 Can to dnoose from. 0067428, 725- PIANOa/GRANDFATHER antOR1aro' air' afMm stereo, 70.000 kms. $7000 ob.o. Cal IM or 8663775• (TFALL) CLOCK$ - PWxW rent to own. 8935029. (111902) JAGUAR V12 Prestigious, ipL also, upright. grand. doW keyfooards. CLOCKS - fr" 1990 Ford Tempo GL, power leather, sunroof, A1, only i10.g00, must stall low OTA deft -r anal so W Cli TOW brakes, steering, windows, Trans Am, 5.7L, faAy landed, anal faire adwnta9e d our blit aurae oorr►ol 23JXtOkms. Ex- sports p�+npA Trod. triads .0.. -:Ps a wharelrouse prices, cefel condition, $7500. 420- mini $tO.M. p11rr1tM 0/9-2100 4b -14e1. (TFALt ) 3183, 9 a.m.-9 p.m (1124110 a 290-0702 (111002) AJAX entrance. central awvac non • smoker preferred. Firsvlast. finWaos. err, parking• laundry plea as rtrrnt apartmill with ser and separate ettsance, cable, laundry tMCNO s, $470 irrckrshe. Non smoker p fid' no pas. Available rslererrcee Avaiable taidit7 (112 tIa and lila. may. 037-1952 or 262- 6884755 (112294 lAifies OW err. Firstllrre. i17S non smoker. Cat 4044335. Jan. 1. 6863201. (11 1229M 9849. (112294 WHITBY - One bedroom two NORTH Oshawa 7 -Cargo one, IwN apaMfWg, $595. (11249M AJAX bbovs WHTBY - dean, two bedroom in lower duplex, wait to Go. Two betkuonn � ffinne„L upper, Ibor 01 abbe• �� kNe en, Nvinp r bgrora �- merit almuntei bridge, tow, parking. $650 No dogs Reaidaaisl also traitknW&, Dec, Prlvale erNratnoe Private entranoek 4 appfer XW 509.2091. (112292) 1.89e•5287. (111 19MIMM Includes utiltlss. No Pee. Avel. $625 inclusive. Dec. 1. 428 - 3322 Or 497-9920. IZM2) TWO bedroom n quie dean 8 THREE bedicorn apertrrrrp for able ftnodletefy. $500 montMy (I north Oshava Close b Puttering. Pats for Liverpool &fee. 8691316 or 427-2056. (11 1992) laixrdry faallles arriankies, fridge, stove P PICKERING T01111N Infamaion, AJILX ' one bedroom backyard, $775 kw*nivo. Cal balrony' Iw"d'y faciities, Please call 831 • )»,y1el Mille„ t for res. 4 7261047 after 8 mL 1124 CPer al month. Available Dec. CENTRE Mill 830.4:0 p.m, (112582) Poe- boar. aparMs entrance. P• ( 94 Cal 723 1912. (1119112) Large one bedroom ONE two and three bedroom Pod, cable, Parking, $575 per BAY HOW - ori bedroom tet apt., private entrance, apartments available. Con- liemidr FkstAast. avaiable Dec, contakned alwilments, udNies 41 0 Houaea For Laundry. broadloom, VWOW fl located, dose b Gm 1.428.8184- (t 11&1 �+a.o. Pfivate ground floor, Rat avail. immediate) , and south end of Oshawa. Pip -very dose to transit. Shopping, Lnmg ee QICilluded. ti675. Remo ntrle rales include P l two bedroom aparter" Wiginit l AMft li� b be arranged. THREE bedroom main floor. and Cd x=03• fieplaoe, large kMchen and sti Cal last.rst and 84- - South �• SM Irdusiw.Dom 420-2M. OSHAWA South End - two dinning arse. Large from room Monthly,P• 3 bedroom bungalow._ bedroom apartment, air o1m erWmm and parking. Wali AJAX3 bsdrtlorn alltoN naw. Dec. 1. Two bekkmi%. $1000�oom, 2000 //++��e�� kIepe, b OO and mall. SW busYrss wry clean. kMdren mn v too, vesli•Dat W FOX space. PET& $880 � M• $025 relornlhl. 888-1386 flsproa' tppNrtcye• &TWAIss, kMkkls�Q& Dec e.1. 4 - a n 57� Plus utilities. 728-1570. w 8911201, a ablAs Dec 1. Iarpe yard double tWape, gtlst south Ajax, 2 -sic". $1300 phis (112/8Q) cr a 7l. 61150-8311 .8224.416 UINdn• Jan. 1. To vkm cal 426 (12292) 1874. (112492) ar� 405 405 405 wanow 420 TOwnwm420 Townhottsss Far ROM w For Rm420 TowRtsn_6_ 71 - 3usness Personals \ /01100 M PHOTOGRAPHYvi - SOill-loft 1M spend gtR for tlr $Purist OEYEjppMEMT COUNQL AJAX rIIY.rmNr Housing Help Durham 686-2661 FREE RENTAL HOUSING REGISTRY SERVICE 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 SESTOWNHOU �� to 1k all budgets. AOM W Photo nlendan7makeown available. Book now for URM Christ., 4249070. (1112292) _Mk HOUSING NEWcaSTLE OSHAWA IS 94 Concession St. E. (late 1992) • 570 Beatrice St. IS 41 Freeland Ave. (tate 1992) • 240 Ormond Dr. • 1050 Simcoe St. WHITBY PICKERING Comer Dryden Blvd. and Eric Clark Dr • 1580 Kingston Rd. (-spring 1993) Spacious 1, 2, 3, 4 and wheelchair accessible units: Fridge, stove, garage, water, blinds/curtains included; Laundry/meeting centre/children recreational facilities available; utilities extra. `� 10 House For Rent A Houses For Rooms To Townhouses Condos For mom�Rent 430 Rent 490 Vacation Rema c 510 For Sale 520 Sale "IbUTH Ajax - top floor of clean AJAX - three bedroom main WESTNEY Heights, newly FLORIDA - Clearwater, fully PICKERING Village - luxury FOR sale - two bedroom condo, a bedroom bungalow. garage, 2 floor of semi, walkout to deck. decorated furnished room in equipped mobile home. Sleeps lownhomes and condos in hear 5 appliances, 17th floor, facing appliances, large lot. $900 plus laundry facilities, available Jan adult home. Close to bus stop. 6, 2 pools, hot tub. tennis. family of Pickering Village. On the west. One underground parking 213 utilities. 284-1619 or 283- 1. $895 . 60% utilities. 294- Shared facilities. Non smoker. park. Close to beachs and 1 1/2 banks at Dutfins Creek with 6 spot. 839-2250. (112292) 80%. (112492) 0760. (112292) 686-4842. (111892) hr, to Disney. 433.1 727. apes of park. For Information on OSHAWA - dean 2 bedroom, BED sitting room for rem. Own (111992) this unique opponunity, call Vd. 535 Lots For Townhouses Development. 4� Sale two storey semi, separate dining /� 20 bathroom, cable, phone and FLORIDA - Madeira Beach, � coin, detached garage. hags. i For Rent laundryfapWties.Closetostores 1500 sQ.tt luxury gull front 0121. ask for Geraldine. stove, $720 plus utilities. 263- and buses. Must be seen. condo. 6 appliances, 2.1 (I 125W) NEW og cabin or 2 acres. 8809or576-5677. (112292). Smokers welcome. 686-6165 bedrooms, 2 baths, all LIVERPOOLIHWY 42 - 3 backs onto 200 apes of Crown ��PICKERING/AJAX - house for Shelley (112092) accessories. heated pool, bedroom townhouse with Land and lake. Ideal for hunters. •ent. 3 bedrooms, appliances WESTNEY Heights - fumished )acUM screened sunporch, top finished walkout basement. Bucks Falls area. Only $64,900. 3 sarin. townhouse separate level in fain floor. weekly/monthly Photos brand new carpets, lour Celt e r wee/days. d1 668- nciuded extra. per month. �IUS UtilttleS, surface room on tY appliances. Walk to Pickenn 3730 or weekdays. 416-292 „tilihes extra. Call Valens berry. Private 3 cite. cable TV, 7236069. (TF) app 9 1711 (172492) adgrim, Remax First, 831-3300 ar $1,100/m0- own fridge. Employed, non Centre. $125.500 or $'000 or Res 420-2966. (112292) last, smoking female preferred. $350. 500 Homes morally. Harry Melconian. 756- references r ed 683-0926. (1122921 For Sale t Sutton Group (117b?2) GAYLY and Liverpool. spacious _ _ _ cerar-ned bungalow. 3 AJAX South - pleasant fur- Cottages For BAVFIELD r F32M s•ook S1. 550 g 550 Cottages For bedrooms, near GO Tram, $1350 nished room, blandly adult WMtby. Luxury 3200 sa.n. Two Sale Sale ^,onthly. Call Carol DaSova.RIVERBREEZE ~ome. share facilities' on bus storey home ncludes 4 extra QRS Mayflower, 438-7070. route. non smoker. $80 weekly. large bedrooms, dining room, '12592) TOWNHOMES 427.0394 alter 6 p.m living room. famiy room, den. weekdays. (112292) faccuzzi. central vac. intercom. • • • THREE bedroom home in ex- AJAX �� all window coverings, 1 30- • �i�ent �ndxhon, fridge. stove. UYERPOOIIBAYLY - furnished years old. Only $2x9.900. 430- 1.1 facilities. Rnson Rd. area. •Dom 'r two bedroom basement 1318 (111992) .'f'I COTTAGE $69,900 �'!� ,hie �mmed,a,ey, call 576- 2 & 3 bedrooms, y^,artment. separate entrance. ,�.�� isk for Steve (112492) newt decorated, s^are kitchen and bath, laundry. AJAX - 2700 sq.ft. 4 bedroom, 2 v Brand new - shell + services - private ' Y :axle, n0 12 baths, fireplace with in-law PICKERING three bedroom psis• no smoking wilderness lake - surrounded by crown 1 1/2 baths, single rsde. Dec. i. s340 C,,, 837- two bedroom basement ^ a floor a v a I a b l e X538 (1 122921 apartment, separate entrance. land - 2 min. walk t0 beach -Only mmed�ately. No pets. $900 garage, basement, large lot. good location. . 510,000 down. 1-x'.16-344.2911. inclusive. First and last months green space, PICKERING Liverpool Ra. - $249.000. Call 683.9732. '"�• 839-2936. (112292) :wc furnished basement room, (117892) playgrounds and one at $325 and one at $350. AJAX house to share. ex SOUTH the house has it • • • • • a�swe use d finished bass- Cnean, quiet home,39- Community centre. private m a n t plus one upstairs Q �O a entrance. F nxtltast. Cali 639- aftbe - gorgeous conew.& cod three . • eji a C257. t 12292 bedroom bungak`.'. ac ,central bedroom. Ulf iss, laundry. and ( ) vac. new custom oak kitchen. THREE bedroom cottage. 30' --- - parking included. Call days,o FURNISHED room in Ajax non tvepiace, new windows and away from Paudash Lake in Mortgage 947-4193 or after 6:30 683- $944/month smokers. share facilities. Close doors. .... Completely Bancroft area. under power of 580 Insurance 7568 (112292) to GO tram and transit. $75 gate one bedroom apart safe, only $59.995. Call even. -- - - _ plus hydro week) Cal 686-5721 Anna or weekends 668 3730 OSHAWA spacious 3 bedroom bungalow with basemtenl.trod". 683-9269 Henryy (111992) moot in basement MUST SELL iweekdays. 4 t 6-292.1 71 a NO AGENTS 6837977. stove, washer, dryer, large utildes. Cas Mrs. Black, 655 -unit 4910. (112092) PICKERINGrGLENDALE room (11199?) la,..._ Money To backyard. first and Last. •eferences. $900 Minimum income to rent. own barn. share kitchen, a�ndry facilities $700 NORTH Ajax - the pnce s right - 575 Lend . utilities. Ava,labl immediately. Call �r� @.� $3,600-$3,776 per week. Now Go. Call after 5 spacious two storey brick homy bedroom, new kitchen. 5 eat -in kitchen, Walkout t0 p.m. with double car garage Clove to Sharon. 728.9915 or 433-4747 monthly req'd 839-3557. (112292) O.O C S.. 3 1/2 baths. luxurious MONEY Proolems7 Loans. debt i&�) AUTIFUL 4 bedroom Wick. aPPkances• centra( ar. indoor 4451ndu�rfaf Units ^� '-or. fit w� consolidations, r ek r edit arrangements. personal budget large map«. fireplace on main ar'9er'y^ storey home. 2 car garage. Ment apartment, close to a6 6B629e2. (112082) IV Rent flow tamfyroort, walkout from planning. R CO CONSULTATIONS. TATIO S. large lot in lovely Brookln. Avail for two families. Separates !NIGGLE and unattachod? Jon $160.000 Cal 571-0710. 763 bear 21b slips people every Earlpkn Ilk Oshawa (112492) seetees kitchen. and as a added bonus. Credit Coureosors (Pickering - able Dec. 15. $900 monthly plus $147 rtpmh J fenced yard, newly FOR RENT 1000 sq.h. industrial with airconditioned office a new two bedroom apartment in Oshawa). 433-1425. (TF) basement with separate MORTGAGES and loans, 95 % utildes. Cas Mrs. Black, 655 -unit 4910. (112092) Brock RdJHwy, 2 3 sarins.. , 1/2 betn5, on Brock Rd. Call 420.1905. entrance. MUST SELL. NO age AGENTS. 883 7971. (17199 580 K"age ffnanc% down payment also err Any amount available. �" "fig or Rick 668-68.05. appls., $8955 plus. AJAX - Dec . 1. clean 3 AJAX -three bedroom, 2 1!2 45� Sri Insurance Comrrxr,ily Finark ip Services. bedroom, new kitchen. 5 eat -in kitchen, Walkout t0 Fenced yard, a/c., family room, BROKER BROKER has $10,000 o lend at Cornact (TF1 applianose. fenced yard. large deck, fenced yard, newly Per any at 868.6605, Cortrnunity Finaloccupancy. nice location. Early �n�, broadlow. 4 PICKERING - flomr rear talo, tial Services. (TF) $950. 686-4456. NORTH and - house for rent, share facilities, including It" (111892) appls., $8955 plus. appliances. drive and fend AJAX - 4 bedroom, two baths. AJAX -three bedroom, 2 1!2 759-9395 yard. $300 to $335 plus. sit-in kitchen wdishwasher. ish Interested, non smokers, cal finished baths house �� 1 ONE, hr a� thea. bedroom basement with Ken, 420-7347 references Fenced yard, a/c., family room, WfeTESN01 - newly decorated 1replaoe Ui, lergs fol. close p cid., l rgo l needed. (112ooM double dining room, $1075 plus 3 bedroom lownhome. 5 school . walk �9 utilities. Firstand lap. 427-8475 aPPkances• centra( ar. indoor AJAX - share 2 bedn,om base- distance to lake. $185,900. Cal of 432.8819, Helen. (112092) parking, sate desirable area. Ment apartment, close to a6 6B629e2. (112082) AJAX - dam• Spacious house Available iTwn*diaW*. $1100 plus. 416.6446675. (111992) amenities. utilities included. OPEN House SKJSun. 1.4 it Laundry facilities. no frets• mon for two families. Separates !NIGGLE and unattachod? Jon $160.000 Cal 571-0710. 763 bear 21b slips people every Earlpkn Ilk Oshawa (112492) seetees 468 Crestwood Dr. (n7e smoker, Cal or leave message entrance. 2 bedrooms. central PICKERING - attractive we" 427.3571 (112292) � � two sttlrey. 4 badnoonn air. appliances, fireplace, largt kept 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home, large eat -In kitchen, yard, pock i900 plue. Available townhouse, broadloom PICKERING - three bedroom sunroorn, Ankrvoori III fsllsd Jan. 1, 640.7430, (111th throughout, close to Go, hone. bedroom furnished or wskous brwnw - P*4haped .. $930 �1-705- beth, Sail si unfurnished. private poo. betSail 110L Saw Commison. PICKERRING -three bedroom 277-2285. (112292) parking, laundry. etc. Steps =139.500. 728-7814 anytime.��AJAX house main floor with array from Town Como. Non (I 12M li on but e. Walk b beaches Park• Iarpe yard and rte. -'The Breakers' - new ax- dusive townhouses. 2 and 3 smoker. 8349802. (,I IBM LOW Daren - no bertk quaNtpn°, location. $875 per north � 1/ 1 lledroons, 3 and 4 Isvek. 1600 AJAX - slrrod aoamtodatiorr, 1 12 storey hoar on Wps lot, utilities. Cill 284-4322. Si 5 appManoee inekuded. large two t»Oleornapartmord back arts (tank land. krrtdel ( 112242) Available for immediate eational will a balcony. Fully furnished, ph- 619 2x96 (1122921 lertovalionel canis foroccupancunder onthlow 090 670 P NORTH and - house for rent, la any.Tof vim. p1 C n** Yt Coldeell Banker RIR, oworttu> da SM Pin 173 UMM. this boxy bedroom must be seen, 42111-11874.(11210M 455 RM 728.94,14. (1112MppR &A@ or rent 2000 sq.IL in MOPE REBORN - Terminalone contact 6.9104 or leaveUtilities 68 ONE, hr a� thea. bedroom NORTHEAST Oshawa - 2+1 duWW condo. Drive in doe, Doome. Obesity. Own your own mrssage Available Dec, 1. Also luxury condos. Beautiful proferty, quality features. 6 AJAX - new ywyo„t oy100. bedreern, asp beats, bekkoorn pride bungalow with in Pry a eel $10,000 down Bar. elle Rshre n 2 years, 160.000 �' P tBd• tiadrro00 loos or ,,,ce,,,a Sed. basemen1-4164rAkSM t apartment. $450. (111892) alpplianas, air condiioned. horn pig Fmiq pool• torula, sic. 5 applartc.e, 412009. (112492)llT/ now Ititdton and two balixoons minl (i2 5 OSHAWA - 3 bedroom main $850 monthly. ONE MONTH FREEI Rem to own and put- attabble Dee 1. $950 monlidy Cal 288.5636. (1124M 9" sheet with huge IoL Open mum maximums) (11199?.) House Sun. Nov. 22. Only 615 floor bungalow, fireplace, laundry chase option fareleblo. South TWO bsOroan � _close a !NIGGLE and unattachod? Jon $160.000 Cal 571-0710. 763 bear 21b slips people every Earlpkn Ilk Oshawa (112492) seetees , Ill serape, qurt east uoffif r d Naeh and Trull 1". AddaldoWfleon. SM Rd.. Courtin. Open House. Per "*nth Inclusive. Fist and Wed and Thurs. 3-7 p.m. last and references required. Sunday, 1-4 p.m. For more Phone 683 8844 (1118821 information, call Josephine 50 alae farm, 401 and Wavery Snider, 579-7505 or Paula Rd. (Bowmanvile). Large 12 Sheppard, 579.3052 at Hornell staff hone barn. Four bedroom Advantage Really, Ltd. Realtor, house, large lktitg room with 433-4747. (TFALL) fireplace, $p7S nWcs an offer. RDDIi1$ To Cal 416725.1171 or 416.263 430 M&M. (1 12992) Rent OOL Prime Pickering - 3 FURNISI" room, walking die - bedroom. 2 112 bath, owital air, lance to Osfarw Centro. Use d fl'"AWe, finished basement 3 GM. now catpsl, pMahp. SM firsylao months. 4344715 of PRIVATE - good starer - $5000 4o4-2625. (112292) down. Maintenance free, 3 AJAX arta bedroom, 1 112 storey, full dose to Go, Dec. 1. Luxury basement, garage. large lot, condiminium. two bodroonr, double drbfo Oshawa Centre two � � 5 ap area. Reduced to $102.500. parking. $864 inclushre. Cal 578.8508 x433 6661. (112492) 428-2842. (112292) TAUNTONITOWNUNE at". just over 1 acre, 4 or 5 LUXURY condos for rent, bedrocrro 2baths custom brick Roseland Rd. E. Whitby. Pod, bungalow minutes from whit pod. sauna and billmda Oshawa. Approx. 3200 sq.h. d one bedroom, $850 monthly. living space, walkout basement. Two bedroom from $1000. Cal $200.000. 5765742. (111982) Sunday at Suggs World n the Corral, 433 $lmcoe St. S., Oshawa. Dwham Regions only Sunday dance excMnively for singles. Cover charge Womtatlon, 6237007. (TFALL) EXCITING SPICY PHOTOS OF Roomette - Karen, Wendy and Lisa For discreet irMomtdion. write: Karen. Box 670 -RD, Kelowna. B.C. MY 7P4. Adults only pleesel (Ill 992) JESUS says, can the bind load the Wind? Does your minister wow glasses? The hireling (s appliances, $1150 + utilities. own kitten and livngroom. 43D-1892.(112492) the hired minister. Micah 3:11, First and last. Avaiable Doc. 1, large enough for two single ATTENTION Renovabn •Wick Coining Isaiah 56:1412, John 10:11. Ask tot Rob. M7-1551 cr 427- beds' Non ,$110Smoker if shared la FULLY furnished executive triplex, lepsl, large ravine la. ck 640 Jim Campbell, 1-705-953-9475. Int - 2500. (1124 brie Pia. $100 ff shared by anile trtCktdes dishes' ins^° terlor work necessary, great Events two people. Call 725-4012. telephone. Ma ShorVlong term• potential for cash lbw. hwhil Get our OSHAWA - Counicerrownline, 1416.852-5128. (111992) $117.000. Call Frank M(lanovic, POLISH Hai - 10 a at 168 lain loon 2 bedroom house in FULL use of all facilities. Coidwtell Bankers RMR. 728- BMing Aw. Oshawa. invites t)uTnRlllsttojpperitlews neighbourhood. Im macu. kiden, laundry, etc. Excellent Ga e 8 everyone to their Polish Culsire n an extra • Wed. hervar South Ajax location. Non 462 store" Space 9414. (111992) saw sat. Nov 21. 11 am. -3 Cal 576-9335 and lit I kept. lame ed in ktichen, smoker: tJ10 tear week. 427- Classified P rr Pierogi. cabbage rolk and bile of our esektnal Jan. age. AvalabM 0318(days)aB397895or6B6 INDOOR serage-- dean and (1or� at in or take out. �� f. $950 all ��• Car 0318 evenings/weekends. secure cars-bonWItaism To 837-1285.01206QD reserve. call (705) 357-240e. :: rte•, - Trt{� >..+d iter 1.: 675 HEART MATES Discreet introductions for singles. 754-4135 TRACTIVE r mmilve mid 40'5 man seeks beautiful bright slim woman, mid 30's to mid 40's for possible permanent relationship, letter and photo if possible to Oshawa This Week, File x5079. P.O. Box 481, Oshawa. Ont. L1H 71-5. f t 118921 710 imu 111ril A GA 1W WAR - Scott b Kathryn thank the Lord for the birth of their daughter, Melanie Angela Naomi Muir, was born on September 30 at 7:21 p.m. and weighed 8 lbs. 10 ozs. Big brother Steven and big sister Jennifer are thrilled with their new sister. 680 Announcements 680 Announcements DR. K. L. CHONG ams. 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 710 Births 750 Card of Thanks , rS A Gj�l Darlene Bye and Karl Wagner are pleased to arnounice the oirth of their first child Heather Sandra Lynda Bye. Born or Saturday, Nov. 7. 1992 at 9:14 p.m , weighing 9 lbs. 12 ozs. Proud grandparents are Sandra and Wally Gregoire and Lynda Webb. Great Grama Lillian Meecham of Pickering. Special thanks to Dr. Maclntyre and the maternity staff at A(ax/Ptcke ring Hospital. Lov -g Me -a,/ o` LOTTIE THERESA GARDNER, Nov 9. '992 Mother of Phyllis and Son In-law Sid. Grand -daughter Jacqueline and Armond Tseng. Deboie and Jack. Dasilva, Christopher, Sandra. K .'^. David. Jason, Melanie. Great - Grandchildren James. R chard, Jeffery. Gregory Specal thanks to Pastor Cleugh and Sharor. and all my Brothers and Sisters of Southside Worship Centre for their prayers and loving kindness. VAELf" E TO OLAR Wil be a continuing feature at Oshawa/Whkby This Week, the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser, Wed., Fri., Sun. and in the Durham Shopper every Wednesday, (covering the rural routes of the Durham Region.) With over 300,000 paper circulation weekly, we ofer you the best coverage and results possible. Provide us with a pic. (d you wish) plus copy, 2 days in advance of is publication date, prepay the ad, sit back and open your door to potential buyers!! Cao 576-9335, Tor. line 798-7672 or fax 579-2238. :y t �` ' III] kMN!JAVN9:Fill, ■ Your Birth Announcement in 000 Qc7nc� 0�c�P Could Be Worth over *250 000 Dollars Receive a special gift pack consisting of a Penaten gift pack, Gerber coupon, Huggies coupon, 5't Playtex coupon, Je coupon value of $10 and a chance of winning $250,000 wntario Ticket (and if you win we're partners HA! HA!) tib • • • • • ' • - • �'1'it;ls IHtIJ�: J - N't�ltlsI�()IJ51s ' 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. Call today NEWS ADVERTISER OSHAWA 683-5110 Classified Dept. 576-9335 This special birth coupon may be redeemed at orae of the following locations: x r ,- ___`.. i+►ire Business Home Services Improvements nave computer, will travel. Computerized bookkeeping service, on site or off. Also expert set -u and training ACCPAC (Bedford) SIMPLY ACCOUNTING or manual system ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, graphic design, advertising. us ness or personal. Reasonable rates. Also lessons available. Randy Tinxtls. (416) 342-2279.(121792) LASER Printer Creative Resumes - verbal or handwritten copies. $10/Sheet, typed or printed copy. S&sheef; two day service, while you wait. $10 extra. Pict up can be arranged Call 434-8259. (112292) TRANSLATE your documentation, etc. to French for the Quebec market. Increase your sales potential. Qeasonable rates, free est mates. For information, call 428-5761.(112092) HARDEN CONSTRUCTION & ROOFING Intenor/Exterior Ibnovations to compbts Custom home building. "Quality to Last" 579-2095 Richard Young & Sons Catttplste Hose hnprotfenlentt Swiors 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 ntrrlta DRYWALL FINISHING Boarding, taping, textured ceilings, suspended ceilings. 25 years Experience. Neil 619-0079 TMS Painting i Dwa Interior & Exterior European Workmanship. Fast dean relisble service. • Painting • Garage & yard Dean -up • Clean windows • Residential snow removal • Small moving jobs • Pruning Eavestroughs Moving, Storage AJAX Moving Systems . full servi moves. appliance and piano specialists, flat rate of hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Call 427. 0005 (TF) Painting, Decorating IN/EXTERIOR RENOVATIONS Residential • Commercial Basements Painting Bathrooms Flooring Kitchens Drop Ceilings Fully Insured Free Estimates (416) 420-0662 A-1 txcellent Painting, cheapest possible rates Call Ron at 623-3839 or Mike at 839- 3877 (112292) DURHAM Painting and Decorat- ing Lid Painting, wallpapering. in Durham R ICag 436 0456 wainscotting, stucco spraying, Chimney Sweeps egon calf drywall repairs. Workmanship D t on a AJAX C' V --%v SW-e�S �Q/IQg Spei Cnrmney cleaning as 668•v84889 ow as $59 Pest Screenin in - 9 stalled - only $25 'No muss, no '.ss guaranteed ' Free -stomates 686.7741. (i 122992) Dressmaking, Tailoring BOOK '993 ses anc Ur,desrnalk)s now. Aiso _adoes clothing and alterations Caroi 683-2519.r111992', guaranteed- 20 years experience. Call 686-2890.1 (111892) INTERIOR and exterior painting. Good Prices, good work. For free estimates. call Mel. 576-6553. ('11892) Fences* Decks PROFESSIONAL painting and t I �_�� wall paper,ng One room or whole house. guaranteed lowest ates No job's too small Quality JVUHrwt rMAN PN:"':.l- Speuse,.-w manges, workmanship guaranteed Cam 'ew rng. nd 4302595.(TFALL) addition, a Electrical ado 74330' e.r :' enovations. All work guaranteed, tree esnnates Call rty CONTACT Quality construction in Durham. 4 .6320 ITFA' Services Services Services For your total contract;ng — bmft& 10% rtbdnwtt CERTIFIED •, �xpe,,ence. additions. s-btraf,ons, no job too oq of too HOME mprovements and MAGICIAN. _ ow- '- a -^s R,.v;, _ ec•• c a- �,.n ) Give us a calf ar 427- .epa•, Basements. add ons. ;o erteram for any age. serv•ce a` recess on rates w�esidential, 4234 (112092) doors decks fences and film any occassion Birthdays. commercial and 8Ol �r�ir10 AI S1.9eter Wood Works 436- Openings. 9 u fire -4ustroal. Semcechan f,re AHOLD -ofr'e Improvements 9x' (TF1 da>sersnM Magic snows are .karm,, motor contra. Ggs. yea professional work Free paster,ng, painting, drywall Bar ceilings. medal suds. PLUMBING Problems,) For new tuns Lettuce Heb 839-7057 or 728-8334. (TPi v:tomate6 Call Andy, 5'92d2C ara wood framing For gook prices work. •enovanorvs or service can %?8 0-799 or 420 3566 No extra RABBIT wants work doing Flooring, and good 9 quality w°" 0-^sh D. charge for even,ngs or mi 'of children's panes arra Carpeting call Arnold. 420-6372 :?11892) weekends. Reasonable,all occasions, have my own ARTISTIC Masonary specala rel able, free estimates magx:an. "I Ernie, 6684932 N ir fireplaces and ch,coney (1 124921 (TFI SUNSHINE CARPET & (UPHOLSTERY CLEANING )pairs Works w t^ bricks. blocks and scones or an kmas QUALITY work by father and so^ 'woo Well Plumbing SPECIAL Fret• esemates. wonkma.^.shp experienced. hard work ng Renovations. hmrly rnnm guaranteed. Call Rene Gervais. 6661428 (TF) axons, decks. etc tall us for a Nee estimate 57'.1263 &f or EUROPEAN hie specmrst wim 10C. Oshawa (TFALL) renovate your bathroom or _. kitchen waft as well as floor S.D.S. Drywall, taping. studding, tiles. framing T -bar ced ngs. base - years expenenee. Good merit renovators. residential. references and satisfaction �,w I Bits guaranteed. For tree estimates, prices. call Steve. 837-0d051or Bob 282- Gardening, 0 Dykstra. 7251913 (TF) 1914 (117292) Landscaping GENERAL Home Improvements: basement Housecleaning hn�shm Grrovem,, L,altdsnoirtp, Ties Wn*q � �� crusMd k0falt, ofi.w.ys, clemu"WA. Owspsst sed to asst In torn, ASK FOR ROB TiRM CUT on Tnall NW e 41 SM LAID a noTOTaLaw f ��W1 14 �1� CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior g, paining. plumbing. electrical. General Home Repairs. Also man with truck for ARE you having problerrm rmd- defveries. Ask tip Mike. 428- 'ng I'r�e to clean your Home For 9824 (111992) professional cleaning, all Helen's Home Services today 427-1041 (112292) Housecleaning EXPERIENCED cleaning lady available Call Grace at 837. 0035 (112092) GAILLIND NIAID SERVICES set'lling t e cmw tality for over a decade. Caring your home with persar b9d, "essional SOWN, at It" m^Pe rates tMe honor 0-1 COMpeoffecolimm (F* bonded and Insured) 683-7515 e %firmirmia,Moving, repatls, mnomahonc and Uc•Imed dt IIm mild? 111111110,1111,11111111110? eornst,lx.,.tvi�on.Fa.c�t Bind r,�,.wwi■� ttlVrw FWMIBBCLCRAIG CONTACT now te% 0-e, eteI II halt a 'esea 4913 ARTAGE ,.w+,Of bmft& 10% rtbdnwtt Home MOVM 6 CARTAGE rl«=1e Improvements 78�2-9w8.19.- r• a up kill 501,411'MSABER Contracting - all Cdai•d In MEN with large truck will do carpentry, additions, renovations, kitchens, WGM" t�.:� R�iy�ina household move, residential, commercial• All types of moves. Call Carl » m emergency service, furniture 8Ol �r�ir10 or Jane, 427-2856. (TF) refinishing, quality work HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS TWO men with trucks 'THE guaranteed. 15 years move big or small, we price experience. 686.2915. (TFEFG) them at! Call 432-7566. (TF) MOVERS- will do all types of naves. Very competitive, give us a call. Pete, 576-9533. Journeyman PNartber No job too small - Faucsts, showers, basement washrooms, wet ban, Nc Arty renovatan or addition. Daytirro: 427.4174, HOnN: 427.80-09. Ask lor Tom. Lioxrtse l Plumber For quality work at reasonable prices. Can Ray at 282-7813 FREE ESTIMATES PicltJScsrborwMgtt Border fRootinig ROOFING Excelled w itilORans* at great prices. 4440 -lost Phone tied up - use your Fax machine to send us your clauiied ad. Remember to include your company's name, address & Pte. THANK YOU for checking. Please look over your ad the first day it appears making sure it reads as you requested, as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion. +. .. . S i'i'r.'i�'Yrs:,�.r�e1a•,'�slrr•r','f`,'.r.:'. ,., t 1 i 1 , r•1�. Dar Auntie Jean: Help. We are having company for the holidays and my kitchens is such a mess. I would like to have an all new kitchen, but where could I get this done in time for Christmas. Mrs. Sandy Dear Auntie Jean: I need to find a reputable car dealership, one that will not only provide quality service for when my car is new, but will continue to provide this service for years to come. Mr. John S. Dear Auntie Jean: I have just recently moved into this neighborhood and I need a drug store for all my family needs, that has low prices and quality service. E.N. Ajax Dear Auntie Jean: I am a -lew —other w^c will soon be returning to work, and I am very hesitant about leaving my son with lust anyone. I am ook ng for a stimulating environment where my son will receive personal zed care, because I don't drive, a daycare home in my neghbomood wou d be the best. How could I go about fmding a licensed agency that could provide such a service. Mrs. Bart S. My wife keeps complaining that I don't have a romantic bone in my body. Even when I try to be, it always comes out wrong. Our 5th Anniversary is coming up to a few weeks, and I want to surprise her. I would appreciate any suggestions you may have as to how I can romance her' Signed Steve Dear Auntie Jean: My son has been in avid sports card and comic book collection for the past few years. For Christmas he has asked that we add to his collection. Where • could we go to find collector comic books and sports cards. Mrs. Bonnia L am looking for a reputable mnture therapist in area who wld best look after my dental meds. I have very sensitive ,ms and would like to best ok into the new soft touch atonal which I feel would be eal for me. Mrs. Debra T. WIM PAMUC %MEH; Wdh the weather getting colder and the Holiday Season drawing nearer. I find its time to start thinking about all my weekly food needs, along wish my holiday catering & party foods. Could you recommend a local market who could both cater to my holiday needs and would deliver on an ongoing Mrs. John B. 421 P45Visit one of the largest showrooms in Ontario 13inns Has 3 Certified Kitchen Designers On Staff Discover our elegant showroom which boasts 22 fully decorated kitchen and bath displays. Our unique creative concepts are gK(CHENS designed around your Individual lifestyle and our 29 years 1111.11M experience guarantees you quality workmanship with a lifetime 333 KINGSTON RD. warranty on cabinetry. Come in and see why our clients (AT THE ROUGE RAVINE) recommend us to their friends! 7 SALES MON. - THURS. 9 AX -9 P.M. FRI. & SAT. 9 A.M.-6 P.M. PARTS 5 SERVICE DEPT. MON. - THURS. 7 A.M.4 P.M. FRI. 7 A.M.-6 P.M. vrL13M�1,0 0 0" "THE DEALER THAT GUARANTEES SATISFACTION" 1167 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING (BETWEEN WHITES RD. & LIVERPOOL ON HWY. #2) 639,@25666 o 427-2626 o 420-1449 WEST HILL DICKERING WMTSY AJAR - NOW OPEN 91 RYLANDER BLVD. 1725 IONGSTON RD 711 BROCK ST NORTH 75 GAYLY ST W AWey Lww SNoppin9 Centre Hwy e2 East or Brats Rd Beside Friii s BAYWOOD CENTRE JERRY IS ALLERGIC 2824223 Aaor from the Poet O1tke Prom Foods On k6i Bwldh,91 TO HIGH PRICES 91&3764 SO&DRUG 6W3784SWORUG 4M 1711 MON.-FRI. 9:00 A.M.4.-00 P.M. THURSDAY 9.00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. SATURDAY 10.00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. 669 a o ¢ HWY 2o STAMP9IG 0 Ql1T � 7M � aKts , ? m 3 �i n �F STAMP9IG � .^ / Ql1T � 7M � aKts , ? 1 � J �i mw Wk. e Reliable, supervised day care at a home Watchin your neighborhood Safe, comfortable enti�ironment.s Reliable local buck-up.for Provider's t�rd�tettaneoa9�are Stimulating daily products holidays or illness A Licensed Agency - Trained, professional Providers - Complete insurance coveral,e For inforrnaboncall: 686-4816 Monthl.v income inspections - Income tax receipts supplied KINGSWAY LIMOUSINE INTRODUCES. - THE EXCLUSIVE SWEETHEART PACKAGE _ Doesn't your sweetheart deserve a night out? INCLUDES:-?Y,�'-� • One dozen red roses FOR ONLY , $50.00 gift certificate to your goo favorite restaurant KINGSWAY LIMOUSINE • Limo ride to the restaurant and how again $16 Please ask for Bob 434-5464 GNU Books so natural... you'll never know the OSHAWA Mt► & Zeis Plaza) 434-1463 IF YOU HAVEN'T READ IT, ITS GNU TO YOU. 2 LOCATIONS! Ajax 200 Harwood Ave. s. 427-8070 WALTER WI M M ER Denture Therapist NEW SOFT TOUCH Pickering Town Centre MATERIALS * Free Consultation* FOR SENSITIVE 1420-5020 GUMS Toll Free 1-800-661-5020 WHO IS THE DELLBROOK MARKET? ' A family business ` A full service grocery store `A 15,000 sq. ft. (approx.) supermarket Gift Baskets ARE 0", Personally serving our customers ' 5% Seniors' Discounts We Deliver Call Catering for all Oreakfast Bacon 11 Ib. limit -SAVE 1.001b. INS Candian Red Brand" Chef Style Prime Rib 'Roast3 -- 99--. Boneless Beef lip ,Roasts SAVE _70 Ib_ till Sunday November Fresh +Custom Sliced Black Forest ,am SAVE _60 Ib. SAYE 1.40 Ib. Fresh Pork 49'- lb SAW IM 0. 'n' -Std' ^A Lean Ground Shrimp ,wr R1:1 ,�39� gs.... . 7S Cube Steak S,,,E { 3z9 1.00 q1." Ib. Pkg. Of 6 Kaisers Pkg. of 3 Y Asst Glpph..y, 9'_:x11 t V` . or OF y, Z ,yam � ff•� y-. i �:i, e^— 'F A. �w ��' •. - � ►A' c ( :•f a v •S •••+••�••�• %O%O% a aur,ron squaw lata Dundas St E 1794 Liverpool lid. 141 312 SL E. - 451 SNneoe SL S. Cw= of TauntaNRtbon McNair Plan 432-1382 723-1602 S71-1446 (Across frau Kms) 631-7961 'Tues. i Wed. 9� .:Tuss. i V%%& 93 Tues.", Wed. 84 '�-04M Tues. 04. Viled. 94 Thum. ar Frl. 9� Thum i Fr1. 84 Tuss.9-5 Wed. a� Sat 84i. Thum 6-6, Fri. a-7 T Thum t Fri. 9-8 sun. 9-S Set s -s sat a s, Sun. 9-4 Thum 7� 8.7 Sat $A Sun. 1046 100 Weeft" Rd. S. (at GO xUAM) 427-99M Tuss.-Wed. 10.7 Thus. i FrL 94 Sat ". Sun. 10-4 �._r•.-. •dx..I. .. _ . .,.. - .. T�, !. Fx, 1_r-...rY 7:•] n:A .LOOK FOR ,Best Homes EVERY SATURDAY :;.BOXES FROM PICKERING TO BRIGHTON Ail=1B® PUT YOUR HOME HERE' CALL RICK 631-33CC' 41 SUBDIVIDE 3 BUILD - $165,000 Comer location 100x150' lot with possibility of 2 lots on water. Current home has income potential of $2,000 per month. Call Lary Seens' Sales Representative 683.1861 RF/"W QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. BEAUTIFUL GLENDALE! $169,800! 3 bdrms., 3 baths, incl. master en suite Stone fireplace in liv. rm. Sunken dining rm. Large kitchen with an suite laundry. Family -sized me rm. Sep. entry - in-law or nanny possibilities_ CALL RICK SERGISON' AT 831-3300 Amw FIRST REALTY T L D. A GEM IN "GLENDALE" $209,900 Lovely 4 bedroom home, large family room with floor to ceiling fireplace. Gorgeous hardwood floors in living and dining rooms. Private treed lot. an exceptional home. Call Barrie' or Judy Cox' 839-7449. WfTHIIN YOUR MEANS! "More for your money home." 4 spacious bdnns., 2 1 Q baths, lam rm with fireplace, Cent. vac. i cent. air, backing on to ' ggreenbelt, only 5209,900. Wke an appointment to - — view this quality bulk home today. Marilyn `r Brooks' 427.4771 or 430- 2549. 441 Ca aq&Ti istRe+aAy �T._�....— SALE 3,000 SQ. FT. Yes only ffM.M for over 3,000 sq. ft. 4 large bedrooms, huge family room with fireplace, 3 baths, step-up tub, separate shower, w/o basement, kHm pollen" Call Jam NW& 031 JOHN B. MONIr HALL OF FAME 831-3300 W%vw IM RM REALTY LTD. iF • BRIAN R. HAWKE SLAW OFFICE 831-8288 REAL ESTATE COMPETITIVE RATES EVENING APPOINTMENTS 4r 1 , AVAILABLE I N 2+ ACRES, POTENTIAL FOR 2 EXTRA BUILDING LOTSW SPACIOUS SIDESPLIT Open concept 4 bdrm. home on mature, hedged lot. Main floor family room with 2 pc. a door to yard. Woodstove In fin. room. Hardwood floors under carpet. Good family home in area of parks, close to the waterfront. Jacquelyn Tanner, 603-8542. FAMILY TRUST WRMIRI %Thl% REALTOR .LUST LISTED... WESTNEY HEIGHT BEAUTY! This cosy home just won't last long! Features 3 bedrooms, finished bsmt. rec. rm. with fireplace 6 dry bar and nicely landscaped yard. Call Brian Kondo', 683-8542 for your personal inspection. FA%vIILY TRUST Lot Is 170 tL flat & backs on to large trees • Home shows very well ' Large fam.rm 1 8x1 9 ft • Beautiful kitchen 4 bdrms. , 3 Baths ' Large deck off kitchen • Many upgrades' call Gerry Thatcher" 683-1861 I ONE LTD. RLTR- BAY Large CNA*y _ • 4-p on ssuM off maaw sflOww and iumw ' Caa flrrplaoe In f11Ntt0 • saFPO ,•� a # Ptfcad to ON at 79.500. d at K683"8542! FAMILY TRUST CORPO"T"4 WALTOR "SOUTH AJAX" J View of the lake 4Upgrades gdm 40@k floors, cabinsts J Custom built horns 4 � �n8 42 bedroom in*m 4 Must be seen! DOUG TAYLOR" 8314300 1*rA4K PIRST REALTY LTO. w _" ..a."a ar� awy ■say I., I , . >, The Place to'- -,,L .,00k when buying a home. Oshwh by This Week Rea It World East - Y 831 6000, REAL ESTATE LTD. Ajax 428-6000 REALTY WORLD, 1099 Kingston Rd., (Furniture Mall) E . GER BROKER "Associate BrokerSales Representative pm r a=- -� 7a:is•rsa`1X=awa.:. WOW'- LOOK AT THIS PRICE!` —' • " a �` � l Soaring cathedra ce'^g oversize couoie garage, two RAISED BUNGALOW fireplaces :nground fenced pool on a private 50x141 It. SHHHSEE THE DEER $124,500 On o. ,e' co„c Fea--, -g 4 oed•oo^rs. fireplace, custom lot. Great street[ Miss this one and weep calling 831-600C In your track yard Ove', 5 sq h of iuxurous living. 'Why Nota Enjoy home owrersrip with luxurious lifestyle. built cecK `ac ng parK Lowe, Leve! ras kr,. & bathroom gets you a charce to view this fine prope-y Please ASK Completely'- red roor^ w '.1; Sze wet bar For quaky Fulfill your needs 8 wan% at the same time. It's all here! wi'h rep ec-ance Ca Co --;e Dennis 83'-6000. for Steve Coope- your money deserves Ca mac^ De -his' 831-6000 Geoff Walker' 831-6000. OPPORTUNITY TO OWN PICKERING I° LOOKING FOR..... YOUR OWN BACKSPLIT - Unique home With less than $10,000 down! 2 Only $;.500 down, 3 - Large lot storey, 4 bedroom, exceptionally bdrms., eat -in kitchen, new clean home with finished windows, cathedral - Country setting in basement. ceilings & much more. Call Pickering? Ron or Jan Whalen, RON b JAN MERRY CHRISTMAS. CALL SUZAN WINCH} WHALEN Associate Brokers, 831- You could be hiving m your own, room. 3 bedroom Tome Call Suzan Winch* Associate for Chnstmas. For irfo. on ail the presents tucked ns de 831-6000. Brokers 6000 or 428 6000. calf Unca Corbitt' 831-6000 831-6000 428-2121 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION! 2 storey ^o -e spa-,,c,s be -ms. maintenance free, heated inground pool, oak hrdwd under brdlm . 5 appis separate envance to basemen Show 8 sell Priced to sell at $182.500 Cali M cnele Jones at 428.212, I _— 2 ACRE ESTHE Just 1 mile north of Pickering Village, backing onto creek b golf course. Indoor Pool d solarium, 3 car garage, luxury in- law, office or nanny's quarters. Offered at $9,000- Call 428.2121 for details. AN OPPORTUNRY This tastefully decorated beauty is loc. in a great family area dose to schools, Parks, shopping 6 GO transit. Large deck facing south provides super BBO area. Priced at $159,900- Cat[ Boll Thompson at 428.2121- 8EAUTIFUL ATHABASKA FOREST AREA tached 4 bdrm. home, walkout to deck I fenced yard. Finished bsmt. with odstove. Al appliances included d much re. All for $144,900. Call Ride Briscoe at BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. NO QUESTION ABOUT It'" 839-2121 POKIER OF SALE $145,000 GO EAST AND PROSPER Bride, 3 bdrm. with one bdrm. in-law suite 4 bedroom semi-detached house in clean SCHOOLS!! with sep. entrance. eenug home. all brick with family room Separate din. rm., 2 comfortable neighbourhood- Freshly � enough for all your family to really Eve n baths, fireplace. Both kitchens eat -in size. painted rooms. hardwood floors, finished p nn! Agent to assist with low financing. HardwooLaszloatd under broadloom. Call Steve rec room, inground pool. Only $118,500. long $199,900. Call Mila Rozenberg Cap Michele Jones at 428-2121. JUST LISTED - $149000 POWER OF SALE 3 bdrm. home in Pickering, close to Frenchman's Bay A on a quiet court 2 baths, fm. bsmi., dose b schools 6 trans. (GO train). Cap now io view or this one wig be gone. Robert Sotsmith 428-2121. Immaculate 4 bdrm. Brougham Model-. Finished basement with second kitchen 8 bath, prof. landscaped with interlocking path.Why not give your family a Christmas gift now. Please call Flora Waters 428 - SUPER FM&Y MMIESS Int opportunity, control your own unlimited potential. Restaurant is liquor license in busy plaza. $45,000. Ask for Linda Clarke 428 0vv e n .www wnju • au www PAYMENT 13,000. Beautiful 1 bdrm. condo with fp., nt * 5 new appls., pool, tennis courts, the lake. Assume the mtg. (subject to al.) & you will meed no dwn. pymnt. Cal w 1IDr details. Robert Sotsmith 428-2121. JUST USTED!! This spacious home offers double car immediately!!garages bdrms. Vendor says sell Don't miss this one at $177,700. Cap Mila Rozenberg at 428- GLENDALE BEAUTY St7J900 5% down will buy you this lovely home. Features: 2 fireplaces, fin. bsmL, library, inground pod, 150 ft. deep lot. All the conveniences. Please call Flora Waters at 428-2121. 40 MINUTES TO TORONTO! acres, 2,800 sq. ft. ftionan eduction. Walk to skiing. Priced at ,999. A must to see. Call Ron Green m1looking lake with deeded access, 1 re lot, huge liv- mt. w/fireloace, walkout WIraW-around deck open concept kitchen d huge din. rm., Jacuzzi bath 3 more. 94.900. Cap Ed Mateo for details al 426 - LOCATION - ---- fight & spacious, 3 bdrm. townhouse, dl king distance to Warden Subway sin. 0 kept ex, fin. bsill 3 batlts, mn. laurel. Close to schools. Priced to rep at 84,900. Call Robert Sixsmith at 428- m built executive home on illus of. Det. with modem kit., fin. w4replace, 3 washrooms, inground beautifully landscaped. Only 0 Cafl Unca Clarke 428.2121. • • i 0 • ,tee..-i.ea°.-/.. ,.•:�} .. �(. � _ aL:'.. :'-dC �. �LT7a ��.<.'ist S�.�, _ n ,-. 30.5 ACRES ASKING $399,000 PETER MUELLER Sales Representative Excellent investment property F"ILY TRUST with 1,000' frontage on Durham CORPORATION REALTOR Rd. 23, just north of the JUAX PICKERING proposed Hwy. 407, only L 'HARM 16M542 8314242.] minutes to town. Call Peter Spectacular 4 bdrm., =star has on suite w/Jacuzzi Plus an adjoining 17x2D ft. loft w1fireplace, heated inground pool, surrounded by professional 12 Mueller for more details. 683 - landscaping. To viaw this beauty call Steve Williams at 6n8542. 8542. HOME OF THE WEEK rr" NEED SPACE? "e; RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL OR COMMERCIAL mo. Res. apt. complete from $53( jr *FULLY DETACHED - $129,goo, CARRC-- COLLINS Mo. Call John or Carrol @ 683 3 bdrms., large kitchen with woodburning !p., close to 401, public transit. Sal -s Re-Drtseiita brick frort w,,,h bay window. Call Steve Williams at 683-8542 for your L'I'ves 8542. _oersonaf showing 'A_'rVtf5-'CCL NS do CHRISTMAS IN THE COUNTRY. 2.440 SO. Fr - NEWCASTLE Assista t Manager Ass stani Manager,Sales Rec a, o, M7 ZIP. Assistant Manager Ass sa Ma -ager Sa:es Rez -cw a* 683-8542 cr Sales Representative Sales R resentative 98--'37- 41 RANDY & TARN BOXING DAY SALE BIG HOUSE, BIG LOT, BIG VALUE!! Salles Representatives the holidays Cail fof detas Ca: Ra.-c� Tar,M:11er Sales Representative �)srr!. ar 8 :a, c ie ge se-_ ovor.,s-oo wi,!, nea, & PICKERM VALUE - $1 69,9W This lovely 3 bdrm. end link home is in the 'pride of ownershir neiglftrhoW. This home needs people who love bright sunshine, open space to play & relax. Con. upper fir. laund. rm., right next to the "huge" master bdrm. *with l9e. on suite bath", entertain in ft form. din. rm. or eat in the cosy M., relax in the lam. rm. & W/o to DEBORAH EADY your lge. deck in your ** Jenced yard. Sunken liv. rm. for Style & X LLOW SaIn Reptesentadve, IST TIME BUYERS DREAM $169,900 a gorgeous fin. bsrm. with a we( bar. For your private enjoyment ANGELA HOFFMANN Entertain aid relax in this tastefully decorated 3 Totally updated 3 bdrm. bungalow with 1 bdrm. bs �IAngela Hofmann at 683-8542. Security system, security Saks Representative bedroom home, impressive finished basement with a apt. (sep. ent.), close to GO/shopping. S built-in bar, oper, concept, bright and sunny. Shows ex1refrielv well. Call Deborah Fadv 683-8S42 price. pride. JOHN & San. PFUCEDTO SELL 0$119,000 3 bdrmi. bungalow with huge eat -in kit, washed BARRY EARL GREAT 'ALWiW�A'CO'LLN'S Din. rm. ownlooks sunken iv. rm. with cathedral kiL cupboards, overlooking family room with floor Sake Representative This lovely home has a mn. fIr. fam. m., cent. air & ON CALL" ceding, 3 bdrms., 2 baths, full bsmt, single gar. & MICHELE KENNEDy ceding firepiace. A must see! Micheie Kennedy, 683- shows great $199,900 Barry Ead 831r4242. mom Won't last call 683-8542. Sades Reprewtadve 8542. 9*8 Rallmmilibillm SOUTH ENO AJAX CHANTAL DOWNEY "GREAT PRICE - 32113,900" 3 bdrm. backsplit, extensive landscaping, inground Sabo Representative Don't miss this 49. immaculate 4 bdrm. home, fin YOUR E M od, 6 appliances, cent vac. Just move inill Randy - brmt & lovely fam. rm., 11p. p miate beack yjard & �m Great all new homes to be built 1.8D0 ID 2,6W, six lots. Barry Ead 831- -I 683,85a more features. Be fimt. call'Chantal 831-42A2 A 1A 13 S - . " •www . • • . • • • a • • • • ► • • • • a • •. • • • • ♦ • *SAO • ■ s w -, Y•� .The • PIac e to reflection "aft10" . 'hen` u i n g 3' ahome r • � ,puge river realty ltd. _ i PRICE - LESS ' Large semi - 3 bedroom, 2 baths, �- • ■ ■ 5n. rec rm. + bar _ Stone fireplace ' .� a v - Q ' Quiet child safe court --- I ' Walk to school 8 park _ ' Excellent value - BANK SALE Special "C" commercial zoned. Presently triplexed. Now vacant! 4 hydro meters, 1 yr. new high efficiency gas furnace, large detached heated garage, on 55 x 160' lot. Set up your business here. Priced to sell. Financing available, only $179,900. Call Ron Barsi 434- 798-7672 5222/Tor. 427-1177, Re/Max Reflection Really a.a y Inc. Call Russ Wilson - 286-3993. 1450 KINGSTON RD. t 100 WESTNEY RD. - �'` PICKERING 420-4200 AJAX 427-4771 CanadaMARGOT JOHNSON Trust ReaIN_ PHILLIPS Canada Trust Realty Inc. / Realtor DEBORAH FOLKES Pickering Manager (Member of Toronto & Oshawa Real Estate Board Ajax Manager ' - - i {%7YjJ•. _ter. .. .>'-�".:•. tfi � •_ ~ / rte. SEEING THIS PICKERING HOME IS FOR THE FIRST TIME BUYE R x� .� A MOVING EXPERIENCE: 5204,900R unit townhouse 3 becl �zrns, fin. walkout ++ WESTNEY HEIGHTS - FINISHED TOP TO BOTTOM The spe:!�c� a� �:�^- -^• w Hund. d — basement. Pnvate back yard. Walk !o all amenrt upgrd. hollywood k.'. will have you packing. Add the Y yes. s, d..a_hed, all brick, double paved NANCY McCDY rndoor gar access 8 you'll NORICIA BAMBRIDGE Walk to Lake. Shows very well. For more information dnvewr y Central, large eat -tin kitchen and more'[ Sales Representative -.e calf^c !his hpnn oda 420 4206. Sales Representative call Noncia Bambndge at 427-4771 or res. 686-2335 NORICIA BAMBRIDGE : x c --' 'amily area For more information call (24 hr rricer_' Sales Representative Rarohno4? 7 4771 or Res. 686-2335• - -,� TOP PRODUCER TOP LISTER "'" $118,000' PICKERING FOR THE } VILLAGE -MONTH kitchen. " 9 Walkout to private t BEAUTIFUL WESTSHORE LOCATION :,> i OF '�'rM ! fenced patio Four NEAR THE BAY BY -LIKE DOWN HOME" Okaappliances. Close Io r�� w a r,, Ma'e we K:a 4 ,o e .mat OCTOBER transportation, shops ^as a the ex,,as a an a!'orca:,:e pace Wrth CAC. and schools! Start Incsx28' „g poo! 'ec 1 +' rn ,'2 Maths. r. cely ,ti t�' smart call Deborah RON CRAMM 48pd Loc a co et 'a^ ^e ghbo ^coil @ JANICE GARNETT PICKERING J"YASILOFF Saks Representative 73 90G Roy Cra- 42r, 42GG 42042(10 420.4200 * Armstrong at 427- 4771 TOP PRODUCER TOP LISTER • '�``� � .r . ,,� FOR THE c., MONTHAZ OF SHOWS A "10" AND NESTLED IN ~- This home boasts 3 bdrms., 3 baths, CAC, and i .00TOBER -- . -, location' It backs onto a forest and yet is steps to all I REDUCED,REDUCED amenities n Pickering. With a double garage this AJAX $99,500 asking. 2 bedroom with southeast view- 2 LEE HANEBURY home is paced to sell at $t89,0oo. Call Lee Hanebury DEBOPM ARMSTRONG dOm CRA washrooms and appliances. 1st time buyers $4,900 Saks Representative for information, 420-4200 427.4771 4V-4771WAUY MAGEEdown. One first mortgage for the balance. Cal Wally 311E2= I ..,.._ _ - w Magee at 427-4771. I% x QUIET ESTABUSHIED AREA ••• BFaU1 m 5 MATURE GROUNDS!! 5219,900 ' Immaculate custom executive home (approx. 2,500 TEFW" BUY' Br - 2,41110 9th. FT. $19"N a sq. ft.) Features bright greenhouse kit, walkout toOnly $189,900.Over 2,000. sq ft aN bddt in Fabulous home in residential area, Features four p — party sundeck, circular oak stairs tobsmt-, gas Absdu � bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, mn. At fam. reh_ i found. NANCY McCOY I* gorgeous interior and IayouL Three 4- room- Walkout basement has In-law potential - 6'0% aRANNCE GARNETT fireplace, cent air 8 many upgrds! Walk to schools- SsNs �22�. Won't last! Cindy Riclaetts at 4274771 or JOHN CRAWFORiD complete. Being sold power of sale. Cal John SaMs ve Call Janice Game 4204200. Saiss Rstttweeehtlr. r JIM BRADBURY ' - v 'Ail JAX KERING.PicSOUTH AJAX! YES! couttrRr ESTArE - Large Ireed lot, YES! 2 baths, 3+1 bdrms., rustic rec $199,900. 2,400 sq. ft. of luxury on approx 1 acre. room with Antique brick fireplace. Imagine Chris as Custom-built country kitchen. Formal living and 420w4200 in front of the fire' And it's s000 Affordable at dining rooms. Sep. 2 4 -pc. and 1 2 Walk ro the 5164,900. Call Jim Bradbury at 427-4771 or 427- NATSCOBIE golf course. Ouality and privacy. Nat Scobie 427- 4274771" Alin Sores Rc w ., -f f; 7 u -TRUSTED FOR SERVICE __RESULTSRESPECTED FOR _ �li'irb-. . - .... ', 7ivk;^ •yiiH.. :�GMM1;: .. .. .a _.. -_— - .. ^r-•• , ; .-r�ry. '. µr:.y-1 fT.. �. _ - _..... - _- - Tt w � � c it � � ,• _ ... .. �''> �� 4....-v.A le 0 0 7- i THIS ONE'S FOR YOU - $164,900 Everythingyou've ever war ed -from t^e gourmet DIANE BROMLEY y'eenhouse kitchen lill centre slang, to the Sales Representative `replace to hang Xmas stock,rgs on, 'o master 683.1861 bed'l w t, full er, su to corven ent 'na,n `oor laundry W^y wsr a -d ill Call Dune Bromley. eon - ac, AFFORDABLE EXECUTIVE HOME $[248 K0 C' .' S we ;; a'"eC 2.600 SC ft. DOREEN THOMPSON soac l yore Incl„ ces mar floor fa -,,y rod^ Sales Representative w 'replace, den, prig^: K'C^en for con•'ortaole 683-1861 a^'e•ta r,^g 8 wa'Ko. , Ce'aT c floo•s Oak starcase arc -ore Pease ca'I Doreen T-C^osor I o v ew 583-' 86' PROPERTY WANTED Spotless 3 oedroom with man floor farruy room, douo'e car garage, nicely lanoscaped. Picker ng preferred. $200.000 price range. Please call without obiigation. Vikki 1683-1861 VIKKI L*DEZ Associate Broker 683-1861 b . -,L: NOW $224,000 - OVER 112 ACRE LOT BEVERLEY With a bright 3 bedroom home in Northwest COLLINGTON Pickering. This home offers super rec room with Sales Representative stone fireplace, walkout to patio, pool 8 deck. 683.1861 Move -in anytime. For appointment call Beverley Collington at 683-1861 = 1 GERRY THATCHER Associate Broker 686.1861 HEIGHTS" AJAX This home shows very well. Beautiful rec rm. with a Franklin stove and 2 -pc. bath. There is 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and comes with fridge, stove, cent. vac. and much more. Located in a great neighborhood. Call Gerry Thatcher, 683-1861. LARRY SEEN$ Y , , $166,800 Sala Representimi " PREMIUM LOT 883.1881 Absolutely spotless home with french doors, Oagstone walk, 12xI5' cedar deck and more. his a charmer! . - . . • . . ..I HE A&Wbi 1 "LOOK WHO'S MOVED UP TO QUALITY" DIANE BROMLEY Diane is all and we.. at Pel Quality One Ltd. and enjoying every minute She s looking forward to hearing from former C -1i as we' as new ones ?!ease call anytime and Take her 5ro�_• 2oge,A-11erso^ Sappy Cheers :1a=:191 11",10FA J:J:1A1LeT, RE/MAX QUALITY ONE LTD, if i�i� �i�• ONLY $164,900 - JUST LISTED!! What a beauty'' Attached ',nk 3 bedrooms. Taster JASMIN RODRIGUEZ bedroom en suite, huge country kitchen, finished Sales Representative basement. A lot larger ,nage than what !t appears. 683.1061 Tastefully decorates, cent a:r, cent. vac., drapes, blinds, deck, 8 more. Cal for your inspection. Jasmin Rodriguez. 683.186, �•` �•� •5147,5006 GERRY THATCHER ' Best price in neighborhood 10. Assoclate Broker -Good starter home ' 2 bedrooms 666-1861 ' Finished basementDetached ' Eat -in kitchen Open layout' Great layout n� ' A GREAT START This 3 bedroom semi detached home is ideal for ROGER ANDERSON the first time purchase►. The separate side entrance Broker leads to a finished basement with 2 bedrooms, kit. 8 extra 3 -pc. bath. For more info. call Roger 883.101 Al Am, GREAT SOUTH WESTNEY LOCATION LOUISE REID gist s'ec 32'9.900 4 oecrooms 3 oat -s green - Sales Representative `ouse k,'cher• S, -Ke, v ^g co-. ' n.shed rec 683-1861 oom.'i y room w" we• oar 8'reoace To vew Pease Baa Loose Rec. E8^2-86' CONSIDERING A MOVE TO A PRESTIGIOUS PICKERING NEIGHBORHOOD? This exec. Coug-.an ou home .s brand new exquisitely appo�^ted. and :s situated on a privatE greenoe t lot. The h;,ge k. includes both a panty} and a work centre isianc. and there are 3 full oath or, the .pper leve. Tr ,s home is offered for sale al 3324.500. Pease call Patricia Ca,- for an aox --e^t 683 864 . CONDO APARTMENT .BEVERLEY LaKe D•veway 2 oec•oc-s 2 4. oarrooms. 5 COLLINGTON ado a -.-es ` eo ace xe ^eoors. sa..-a. Sales Representative S13-1 53C Wes'^ey 8 K ",stir Rc - 2 bedrooms 2 683-1861 i, ca:"'oo-s 5 aoa a -.:es ooc sa..ra. 397.000 Ca' Bev e, ey Cc ^y'o" a' 68 3 -3+ ' SI SENOR - BUY TODAY - PAY IN LATE '93 JASMIN RODRIGUEZ 3 beeroom !ink home. mmaculate. $167,900 Main Sales Representative floor far iy oom, new upgraded broadloom, 3 683.1861 bathrooms, good size lot Eat-ir kitchen. close to schools, Go 8 au arren ties Call bli is gore. Jasm r Rocrguez 683.1861. LARRY SEEKS INCREDIBLE FAMILY ROOM as Representative You won't believe this family room, 17x19' with a 683-1861 cosy fireplace and a special holywood kitchen with pantry and a main floor laundry. You'll fall in love. yw"'t, WHERE IS THIS HONE? CHARMAINE McLAREN If You guess correctly, you save 5% o8 selling Sales Representative commission (to qualify must see home and submit 683-1861 offer). DETAILS OF HOME!!• 4 bdrm., 2 baths, sep. din. rm., mn. fir. faro. rm. - Franklin stove, it to patio, hrdwd. fin;. - Walk-up from bsmt. - Appis-, chamring9 price - First timers only $6,999 down! CLUES: Walk to downtown! Min, to N. I Follow the lake! Charmaine McLaren, 683-1861. F REX THOMAS Associab Broker HAVE IT ALL Value packed Pickering home $183.000. Gets you all brick 2 storey, 3 bdrms., 3 baths. main fir fam -r with fireplace, finished bsrrt 8 coude garage You car, start with less than $10.000 Cow- Let me show yo,. "ow Ca! Rex Thomas 683 2992 GREAT INVESTMENT OH EXCELLENT BUY! -- MMLT SOAMERVILLE Whether you are looking for a home or solid Saba Representative investment this home will fit both bills. Features new windows, fresh paint, central air plus beautiful bsmt. apartment with side entrance. Asking $159.900. For more info. tall 1ih rwmm�.u. acti.4�n AJAX This semiin Ajaic has been dramatitvaly reduced b MILT SOIrERVILLE $147,900 and B must be soli! 3 bdrms., forge W.. rm. 3 din. rm., fin. bsmi. apartment, cent air. Great 3111" w location. Check this one out Call to view! Milt HEATHER SULLIVANThis one wont lastl Super detached 3 bedroom, eat - in kitdten, finished rec room with fireplace, bar & 2- &piliaart 68f extras. Asking $149,800. Cal ffeaflw "!`Iflfl�lN �� f�I�� II►i,EXPERIENCE ; I�IhI��ilIIIII�I ■ i'Ill, III oft STEVE FEARON 3209,900 AJAX 4-OMK Saws Representative Large hone on big lot - approx 2,900 sq. h. of lux firs - ceramic. Backsplit - bright sunny kitchen, suite bath. Direct access to laundry from gara fresh paint, 1 -yr. old, spotless, dean, fin. rec rm. Y be seen. Steve Fearon, 683-2992- WANTED! 83.2992 WANTED! HOMES IN WESTNEY HEIGHTS StoIP Home - 2,150 sq. fL 4 bdrm. SUP Home -1,800 sq. ft. 3 bdrmJ4 bdrm Canada Home -1,800 sq. ft., 3 bdrm. Canada Home -1,600 sq. It. 3 bdrm. PAUL RAYMENT If you have either of these models pleas Sales Ve call me, Paul Rayment 683-2992. LETCHER DetachedFINISM 1 inIBnQ M' Ffeatures bri Sobs RqwftwAWn dsfiwasher, upgraded cupboards, fin. rec rm. wAh ,nd. 2-fw- washroom, wb b fully fenced yd Extras ind. CAC. Close 10 park, school,eh,,,,p,,g . Asking v TRAMASON New uMIrdded large familj home. Award d Assodo Broker Wwk b moa( shops and ftleWtatiort. Small ` = Genre and see for yotiraeff ttffth Tina Ii nc, May Rd. S. ASC ,I ATTENTION ALL AGENTS DO YOU REQUIRE - 100% Commission POWER of the Re/Max name PROVEN referral network MARKETSHARE dominance JUUE TREBILCOCK ON-SITE Mortgage after/omw Broker ... and more FOR A COIFKXNTIAL / BUSINESS DISCUSSION ON , A DYNAMIC CAREER PROMOTION - ' .0 CALL JULIE AT 6q-2992 Saiae �PF swhWs PE4*WM LOT' $164,900 detached 3 bdrm. home m great .� 3Lop 1 2 kithen with pe"d walkout pc. balh. 90% fin. Will CAC. Shows extremely well! Cal Laura Marks 683-2892 4 + I wrm. c sw" in Discovery Bay. Mn. Or. fam., ROB MITCHELL to. eat -in kit, Mir. has 4 -pc. ens., cent. air, cent. Sala Reptssentagrf Bsmt has in41W ssuite.DDosurrounded opethe Peps f. an bll n 0 0 _... . ____ � ., . + . _ . - , •r s:,�..y'r,r,y.�...,:........ _ y _ �;"` "'�"�'�h�L°st`'�,�'. -yam r - hs ■ ■ I!UN - =r_ wn pp WIWI ` `'x � -•" ==:ann� � - � � ilririinriiiriniriii��uiiiriiiiiii l All -9-p 111. - 111, 111. 111. �,� � iY -+••••?� : IINIIIIIIMIIry1Nl'�-� =� NwAIN611, 1 Cone and visit With 11S alt 0111' C'elltl'�ll Whitby location � r ,1-R,F- �W) ALL PRICES TERMS &. SPECIFICATIONS ARI' SUBJECT To CHANCIE V1,'ITt-I(,)t1T NoTICi . * AVAILABI.t: ()N SC:I,I:CTI D LOTS ONI_l JAM s -THE NEws AnvmmsER, wED, NovonER i; im , . . OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22.24 P.M. 36 SULLIVAN DR. AJAX . LUXURY 5209.888 Faccs nark. 4 oec•ooms 3 oa"s Ta - ` oor fan ,y a -c a, -dry loons 2 300 sc " Apoe'on Moce FACES LAKE $124.900 )etached bunga,ow'ea:,res ocated roof, plumbng, ec'ncal, w,ndows etc. 50x!35- fenced. Call now. MraM26111-1 ..............................e.....r. .. •1 v w v JOHN ORT LAW OFFICE 30 Hunt St., Ste. 1, Ajax US 3W purchase - $400 sal - $350 l�rnancing - $360 Plus G.S T and disburcpmams Call 427-9919 MraM26111-1 ..............................e.....r. .. •1 v w v f NATIONAL- AJAX I8• R w w 831-7677 REAL ESTATE SERVICE i•-7677 B.Y.O.B. BE YOUR OWN BOSS! BILLS SAYS... BUSINESS FOR Si CONGRATULATIONS! STUDENTS Home/Comm. cleaning bus. Protected area. 4 years of sucoessfu! , growth. Established clientele, run a business from home while AND STAFF AT• your crews are on the road. Great asking price. Ask about MAPLE RIDGE PUBLIC SCHOOL avaiable financing. FORA THOUGHTFUL AND COMMIRETAIL SPACE FOR LEASE INSPIRING On busy main street of Pickering. Great place to open your own REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE business. Ask about our rent free period and flexibility. IT WAS A PLEASURE TO TAKE CALL DAVE JOHNSON, BILL LEGROS PART SALES REPRESENTATIVE 428-7677 • • Sales Representative FOR INFORMATION VENDOR ANSFERRED • • • 1. •/ • Large 4 bdrm. backsplit in demand area 4+2 -pc_ baths, 3 -pc. en suite, dble. car garage, 5 appls., • ' • • • • • ' • JUST BEAUTIFUL DAVE JOHNSON huge fam. rm. with w/o to yard. Call Dave, 428- ELVIRA LAROCOUE Fram buil home ',as Ho'lywcoa Kc . brk. area, Sales Representative 7677 r / - Sales Representative corner fireplace 'ar^ --. 4 -pc ens 2nd. fir. aundry Call E,Y a La „e 428-7677 ATTN INVESTORS! • / ' • Dble. lot 100 x 165'. Bright 8 clean, 3 bdrm., eat • • • STUNNING!! F n k:t seg. entry to bsmdwd Demand area Large ELVIRA LAROCOUE Unique low--c„se cacee w��- extras: hardwood MIK_ LYNCH �+v. �•^ d din. int., hided firs. Mike Lynch, 83t - Sales Re resentanve 7677 • • • Sales Representative d cera— cs = x ens . jacuu , w,o aecik d Prem of Ccr act E vra Lar �7677 9 _ 5191 •- • 199 AL_ 11 . . • s: - -HERM - t ITAGE SENIOR EXECUTNE' A "RARE" BEAUTY! Aoprox 3,00C sc 't Or gi-et street. -Main Fkwr SUSAN VINCENT Over 2,100 sq. it country sty eHage faro. rm.. L ora'Y'. 'Huge Greenho-se K;tchen'. Huge K • , eat ens. with dee ova :it) Large fenced Open Foyer Scows � rrac..late Hurry on this Saks Representative g p CHERYL KOSTKA one' For —ore ^forTarcr call Cheryl Kostka. Saks Racntsontativ* !ot �n su r locations Susan Vince- a28-7677 831-76T, d27 86" 51699 so, .000 NEED A HUGE KITCHEN? FABULOUS LOT!! DETACHED BUNGALOW SUSAN VINCENT This is it! 3 bdrms 3 baths. Lots of space. Fin. Finished top to bottom this lovely 3 bdrm home In Pickering. 3 bedrooms, large kitchen, rec room Sea Representative bsmi., 2 decks, french drs., new brd'm, d floor. A MARILYN WOOD has fireplace 6 2nd kitchen n basement. JILL SAVARD and sep entrance to bsmt Deep, mature lot Call must see' Susan Vincent a - Sobs Repres•rnstive Pleasmng decor 3 move -in condition. Saks Representative JillorKen, 428.7677, LOMM FOR LU7t; This custom-built bow features 4 large DOLLARS i SENSE! bedilie s, huge Idt hen a faro. rm., sauna, cent. 7 BEDROOMS ROSS OAKS Det 3 bdrm. 2 storey, rni bdrm. has 41rC ens., $NH.A EARL air, sec. Sys., and so much more Lower level KBI Family room, large kitchen, library with fueptaoa. Sdsfa Intl Ross Oakerm. �42,8-7677 � garage. This won"1 � � seg. 2 b apt is file a second homeEWL 41. Sheila � � are some of the features of this home. Nets some TLC. Call Jill or Ken, 428-767'7. f/f7N/�t.71T BAYlf Stunning 2,800 sq. ft cub bemt, calk. Ceiling, �� ->�••► huge iv. nrt. 3 din. rm., greenhwnse kit Shows a '' v ROSS OAKS true •10'I Steps b lake, trails, miservationl RossCLOSE TO NATURE R U HANDY? SalaOaks. 426-7677. tae bae" to � � t pool Large 4 bdrm. edam. ii 3 dble. garage in WagLynde, needs Suns Gary 7977. T.L.C. OppoAurdy time kx a hardyman. Gary Fedi, 831.7677. GARY PECKII CARRIES LKE RENT! °" r Find out how easy 4 is to own this 3 bdrm. townhome. krdudies 4 appls., new windows. x BETTER THAN NEW! FNST TME BUYER? ROSS WATSON j paaotu A well kept Call Ras Willson, 428• ` " Tae dec. 4 bdrms. Bramalea home on Chrid sale CL, basis Slias Rapl•••nq•ha 7x377 a904& in uppds., dos• to •drools. Glerdale area hon. Boa* suNsen kv. ML, $eg. din mi., �7 PUk 831-7877. gas hest i fin. bent Agrei sW ar home. Garry Ped, 83117877. ..._.�:... .._ ........,.,.._.. ._. __� __ --,.......�..........r..-.......:.,..,�•.�,,. .,...,tea. __ Fly,•,r ' , *-,•-off—'-�-..----- � a.1PAGIC MTM NZADVUTUIM wl-.:N0vZM3ZIt 14 LM J+ + y r LY , 1 ' r '- - .. o... .. .F. • . .. is � ....,. .. iC "k'-_ _ ..... H We've ex panded to outer markets, in addition to our door- to-door delivery. The Oshawa/Whitby This Week, Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser and Northumberland News are being delivered to a far wider market. Total distribution is over 120,00 every Week, plus an extra 10,000 Best Homes every Saturday. The Oshawa/Whitby This Week, Ajax/ Pickering News Advertiser and Northumberland News Real Estate sections are delivered to homes from Pickering to Brighton. Anetwork of boxes carrying the Best Homes Real Estate section will target out of town buyers in Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Courtice, Bowmanville, Newcastle, Newtonville, ; Port Hope, Cobourg and Brighton CoboumPort Hope AiaxMickering Northumberland tin a nr a o o 7 Q ui� a ��aJ PA HERE! 4 4 AJAX OFFICE 235 Bayly St.' 427-6522 TRULY A GEM! $159,900. Do you want a sparkling dean tome with 3 bdrms.. 2 baths, finished basement, all on a large lot, dose to schools and perk Call Evelyn Regan' 4276522. GREEN PARADISE! $259,000.2.4 acres corner of Greenwood Rd. next to conservation area. 2 road frontages. Prestigious rd. of custom built (tomes on large lots close lo all amenities. Paddi Dimitri' 427- 6522. oi THUS ONE HAS IT ALLI 5199,900 finished from top to bottom, inside d out completely upgraded - great south Ajax location. A must to see - cap now for details. This one won't last Barbara '2a� k .,aE • +Sri I. ,. � - , TOO GOOD TO MISS I 89,900. Huge premium lot with Betz spa and attractive ck, wonderful layout with large bedrooms, an suite, nily room and stunning rec room I Brenda Gyde' 427 K FOR -OUR OPEN _HOUME_�lYEEKEN] i■ ROYAL Florence E. Betts Associate Broker 283-1500 000 831-8613 RAAX Renaissance R.E. Ltd. . 1�Ler>I>rH�r of t�� REfN1�AX -% .0 ltth BRAND NEW HOME 5289,900. 9 spacious rooms, dble. garage, large lot. Library on main floor, w/o bsmt. Choose your own colours. A quality built home in Pickering N. For details call Flo Betts. VALLI•. PACKED A\ 1) AFFORDABLE MAIN FLOOR FAMILY ROOM $209,900. Brick, 6 room, 2 storey detached home with double att. garage. Fin. bsmt. includes kitchen, 4th bdrrn., bathroom, rec room with fireplace. Super home for a large family. Finch/Dixie. Call Flo Betts 283-1500 or 831-8613. Specializing in residential real estate for more than 30 years. Let my extensive knowledge and experience benefit you whether selling or purchasing. The current economic conditions provide a real challenge I am pleased to say 1992 has been one of my best years on record. Call today and discover why my service has stood the test of time. 283-1500 or 831-8613 24 hr. paging service Member of the Toronto Real Estate Board LEPAGE_ Eli ALL YOU NEED IS 5% $149,900. To own this one. A perfect start for young or old. 3 bdrm. semi, finished rec room, shows great, super location, dose to 'GO', shops, schools and parks. wards' Barbara Ed427-6522. COUNTRY CONVENIENCE :349,900. 7 yr. custom bungalow on 2 treed acres. 10 mins. to 401 &'GO" tram. Enjoy nature from large picture windows. Paddi Dimitri' 427.6522. $159,900. 3 bedroom backsplit, Idose to 401, Town Centre 8 'GO' train. Mature lot ti fruit trees. hardwood floors, finished rec room. LiverIxeMadom. Cap Paddi Dimitri' 427-6522. Stylish condo apartment features 2 bedrooms, 5 appliances, an suite laundry, sunshine bright Nv. rm.. with walkout to balcony. WaNc b 'GO' 3 Pickering Ylkpe. ICKERING OFFICE BEST VALUE IN TOWN $166,900. Exceptional home totally finished top to bottom. Luxury brdlm. throughout, many extras on sized lot in established area Paule Whiteley 683-1790. WALL( TO BUS, SHOPPING $118,000. Easy access to 401 3 -GO' station. 3 bedrooms. Breakfast area in kitchen. Walkout from basement to yard. Excellent opportunity for first time buyer. Kathryn Parish' 683-1790. MOVE IN BY CHRISTMAS $164,900. Cosy fireplace in spacious family room. Breakfast area has wall out to balcony. Basement walkout to fenced yard. Many extras included. Call now! Kathryn HOME/BUSINESS LOCATION $259,000. Commercial zoning permits many uses in this 3,400 sq. ft homeoffice combination. 4 car garage with parkingg for 15 cars! 300' frontage in Uxbridge area. Call Doug ,Joyce" 6831790. IN B 1970 Brock Rd. 683-1790 VILLAGE EAST LINK $152,000. Spacious family home, bright in-law suite in basement Huge master bedroom. The care and attention by the owners is reflecteo everywhere' Close to mail. Doug Joyce— 683-1790. -- AN ABSOLUTE MUST SEE $194,900. Thousands spent in upgrades on this large bungalow including in-law apartment with separate entrance, main floor family room, large kitchen, great location. Vera Maasaac' 683.1790. r �i FANTASTIC VALUE PLUS m189,900. - 4 bdrm. plus den, all rte toys and shows tike a dream. CAC, 14x32' deck off kitchen, futy fenced, oak spiral staircase, ceramics, min. 1r. laundry d much more. Call G. Jaeger' 683-1790. LYNN HEIMTS CHARMI $229,000. Great location for this 4 bdrm. jr. executive home. Lots of extras: cent air 8 vac., main floor fam. room b laundry, 4 -pc. en suite, spacious deck +++ Heather Cullen' 6831790_ k $ '900 1309 Ire hard to belWa Wd Ire bust The Price Is This deNghthrl right! T yesteryear with re sold wood Hoom, french be"Iful oak 18ler A stairs plus On~ ---,--*d AWN. CIN today to view -Z-!oft Jam"ne Rouffi** r 7 WMW 831-3 0 FIRST Ltd. Reafty *MOVE4N CONDITION" Absolutely charming 3 bedroom bungalow, boasting hardwood floor In living room, ceramic floor In now modern kitchen + 7 appliances. Separate entrance to finished rec room with wet bar and 2 -piece bath. $149,900. Make our move now. Ask your Micallef** 831- 831-3300 RF/M Vlty FIRST i 831-3300 831-3300 WHY RENT'? ONLY S6,500 DOWN CARRIES FOR ONLY $1,100 (P.I.T) 3 large bedrooms, large eat -in kitchen, separate dining room 7M overlooking living room with fireplace and walkout to deck and park. Call Jane* or Geary White* 831- 4f MIX. R F/M W 831-33 Real 831-3300 FIRST Ltd - V VERY AFFORDABLE HOME Nice large clean property abutting grow area. 3 good size bedrooms and 1 1/2 baths. Only • $123,900. Call Ed VAlliamson** 831- iW 4& i =We 2864992. RFW 1-3300 /M 831 FIRSTLtd. WESTSHORE COURT $1%9w Two 41bedroom home Is totally upgraded and updated. Now roof, now vinyl windows, 60 oz. firepleca, finished rec room. The list goes on... Situated on a 66' private Need IoL Call -Nancy Pounder, or, 831-3300 ST 831 �Q�Q'G`I`J� ~ a4. Np mri =m floor fatally ,doh4 vosshrootne 120 fL IOL Great jard 4 appliances Walk to schools, shopping 831-3300MART 831-3300 y -F ?. v . . . . JV i - ;. , 41111:,m,&_V*I_W_10�., -'4t"Tt. .- .;W, It" SELL - 3 YEARS NEW - $1399900 3h-obnol on@large lot, • *n suite In matter bedroom, all custom blinds, security alar, stove, washer, red "feshowplace. Call lee e or Bruce MW Reafty FIRST WWWWN LK , . M HEAR YE! HEAR YE! READ ALL ABOUT IT! $149,900. Just listed, a perfect home for the first-time buyer. Only 2 old. This 3 years bedroom home bouts an open concept, excellent design and • neutral decor. Features central air, oak spindles and banister, ceramic entrance, fenced and landscaped. Please call Barbara Crane' 831. K/MW FIRSTRea l.ty Ltd ✓ 2 4 1 Finished in European styles, this endless 5 level backsplit can accommodate 2 families with room to spare. 2 kitchens, 4 baths, 2 laundry rooms & it's spotless. Found In a convenlenl West Pickering location, steps • to Rouge Valley. Custom built 11 years ago. Quality throughout. Cal mir- 40 Wendy Corturtlo.. WMW allyFR IRSTtd. NO FLAWS! In this diamond... Sparkling 3 ik bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, premium pie - • shaped lot, fully fenced, walk to sctmx)l&- $153,900. CALL JOE MING• RF/MW FIRST RUN STROLL TO LAKE Take a look at Ilds gem B"Nuk upgraded sideepN, hags suits. Plus 3 more ballbrown. AN new kL WO bull4m &lk— to deck pool. 1111* fir, • tam rm,& "up tomad dilaing mL Extra I I - in beats. SMlir toned &-N&PIp- IOL Lula 03*08 & Much WAM LIM PADRIGUW A TOUCH OF CLASS! This "blow boew 1W ce" In 1% rm a &L ML Gas fireplace, main floor fam. "M, french doors,— & finished bamt.!' • This home Is a knodN Out! lnbw~ For WMW FIRST"U'& 3