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WORLDLY CHILDREN:
Children can learn about India
during a special event coming
up at the Pickering Central
Library, One The Esplanade.
Chasm Prakash will share sto-
nes from India with children
five and up during a free Pas-
sage to India program Saturday
Feb. 6 at 10:30 a.m. Children
will also learn a few words in
Hindi and will have the chance
to taste some Indian sweet-
meats. For more information,
call 831-6873.
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Towns look forward to growth
AJAX-PICKERING - Both Ajax and Pick-
ering can look forward to future growth, the
Towns' mayors say.
Ajax mayor Jim Witty and Pickering
mayor Wayne Arthurs outlined their econom-
ic agendas during a board of trade luncheon
Tuesday.
Ajax "has continued to show moderate
growth" despite the recession, said mayor
Witty, although building permits have
declined over the past two years.
"It has long been my opinion that we
should make better use of the expertise that
presently exists within our own community,"
he said in mentioning the creation of two task
forces that will study industrial and commer-
cial development and formulate a new strate-
gy for the town.
Upcoming developments include a shop-
ping centre at Hwy. 2 and Harwood Ave.,
which will "act as a catalyst for a mini -boom"
in development: and the province's approval
of a new water supply plant has "cleared the
way for the servicing of hundreds of acres of
industrial -designated lands", mayor Witty
added.
Mayor Arthurs announced the beginning of
a "Pickering Exporting Group" which will
urge companies to export products, intelli-
gence or technology.
"Weak economy or not, steel is going up in
the town of Pickering," he said in outlining
Youth centre
wins reprieve
AJAX-PICKERI\G - An
after-school program at the
closed Barbara Black Centre
for Youth Resources will be
resu.:ected soon with the help
of the Town.
The youth centre, which
operated out of the East Shore
Community Centre, closed
recently due to funding prob-
lems.
The Town is providing staff
to supervise an after-school
gym program, says Tom
Quinn, director of community
services and facilities. Howev-
er, that will only allow the pro-
gram to operate until April 1,
he says. "It's a band-aid thing,
that's all it is."
The centre's board of direc-
tors continues to apply for
Provincial government fund-
ing, says Cathy Walker. board
president. "We haven't given
up. I have grant proposals lit-
tering my house. I spend my
weekends wnung them."
In order to consistently
offer youth services in the
community, government fund-
ing will be needed, she says.
To help pay for the Town
staff who will supervise the
after-school program tem-
porarily, a bingo is being orga-
nized by the Optimist Club of
Pickering, and youths are vol-
unteering to help. It's hoped
that at least $3,000 will be
raised, says Ms. Walker.
The bingo is planned for
See LONG-TERM.—Page 3
Cops suspect arson
in Ajax house fire
AJAX - A fire in an abandoned home here is being treated as
"suspected arson," says Durham Regional Police Staff Sgt. Sandy
Ryrie.
The fire around 8:30 Monday night damaged a house on the
north side of Bayly SL, across from Peleshok Motors.
Ajax Fire Department Captain John Hunter says, "We believe
transients got into the home," which had been vacant and boarded
UP.
Durham police and the Ontario Fire Marshal continue to investi-
gate the blaze.
Capt. Hunter says it's "unknown how the fire started."
current commercial and residential projects.
Future development includes a hotel at Brock
Rd. and Finch Ave.
As well, mayor Arthurs outlined his
involvement with mayors in the Greater
Toronto Area to "pursue a partnership" with
the province to "strengthen the GTA's erod-
ing economic base." Group initiatives could
include participation in international trade
shows.
The town is withholding development
charges against new projects for another four
years, and will work to expedite development
applications, he said. A continue to be opti-
mistic based on the level of activity we see in
our offices."
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Teaching 7VIer
Two-year-old Tyler Bader gets a helping hand from his uncle
Pat Goan at the John Brouwer Nursery on the corner of
Bayly St. and Lakeridge Rd. in Ajax.
photo by Andrew Iwanowski
Welfare change
has little effect
on taxpayers
By KEITH GILLIGAN
Staff Reporter
DURHAM - A change in how
the welfare tab is financed may
have little impact on taxpayers.
The Province announced last
week it'll pay 100 per cent of the
cast of General Welfare Assistance
beginning next year. The Province
currently pays 80 per cent and
municipalities like Durham Region
20 per cent.
Provincial municipal affairs
minister Dave Cooke and John
Harrison, former president of the
Association of Municipalities of
Ontario (AMO), said the change
would take effect Jan. 1, 1994,
after AMO consults with munici-
Durham's social services com-
missioner Garry Cubitt says the
Region expects $101 million to be
doled out this year to the area's
20,000 welfare recipients with
Durham's portion $16.3 million.
Now that the Province is taking
over all welfare funding, munici-
palities will tape over the cost of
providing property arse na ssme t ser-
vices and responsibility for some
provincial highways that primarily
carry local traffic.
Yet to be determined are which
highways the Region will take over
and Durham's costs for running the
property assessment services and
road maintenance.
Municipalities across the
province shelled out $340 million
1
to welfare recipients in 1992,
according to the municipal affairs
ministry.
In exchange for the Province
picking up welfare costs, Ontario
municipalities will hand over $135
million for property assessment
services and $40 million for high-
way work.
In addition, the Province will
reduce unconditional grants to
municipalities by $165 million.
Tom Edwards, chairman of
Durham's health and social ser-
vices committee, says "I'm quite
satisfied (the Province is taking
over responsibility for welfare).
The government's action is an
appropriate one — actually, the
government and AMO, because
AMO initiated this."
The Region has been calling on
the Province to assume the full
share of welfare costs "for some
years now," Mr. Edwards notes.
Elsewhere in Canada, provinces
Pay the full welfare tab, he says.
The Region will continue to
deliver the welfare system — pro-
cessing applicants and staffing the
service.
For 1993, it will cost $14 mil-
lion in Durham to provide the ser-
vice, with the Region paying $7
million.
"As it stands now, that stays the
same. That's my reading of the
announcement. The cost sharing on
the administration is unchanged,"
Mr. Cubitt says.
TBE NEWS ADVEIRMER F'MAY, JANUAW 2!,19XP-PAGE 3
Longmterm fundiong crintincal
Efforts under way to revive youth centre programs
FROM PAGE 1 However, long-term funding of the youth centre is
critical because the Town can't reserve space at the
Friday, Feb. 26 at the Top Rank bingo hall, 1735 community centre indefinitely, says Mr. Quinn. "The
Bayly St. It will run from 7 to 10 p.m. longer the place is closed, the worse it is for the pro -
The youth centre's board of directors is also work- gram."
ing with community agencies and volunteers to resur- For more information on efforts to restart youth
rect a health and social services program at the youth centre programs, call the Social Development Council
-entre, says Ms. Walker. of Ajax -Pickering at 686-2661.
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War onagainstseniors'
abuse
DURHAM - A battle is being waged here to fight
"hidden crimes" against the elderly.
"There are many kinds of elder abuse," notes Kerry
Delaney, coordinator of an Elder Abuse Education pro-
jCCL
"The abuse can be physical, emotional and psycholog-
ical. The most frequent form, however, is financial. It's
called the hidden crime because it's done by family mem-
bers, people of trust. The abused person often doesn't
want to talk about it."
The prevention of elder abuse through education is the
aim of a project recently undertaken by Durham Region
Community Cam Association and funded by the ministry
of health.
"Elder abuse has long been recognized as an issue,"
adds Ms. Delaney. "It's something that needs to be
PCs 'ready for election'
AJAX-PICKERING - The
Tory baule cry was sounded by
two federal cabinet ministers
recently for local party mem-
bers to win the next election.
"We're ready to fight an
election led by Prime Minister
Brian Mulroney," who's shown
"unswerving leadership in
tough times," Solicitor -General
Doug Lewis told Conservatives
who gathered to nominate Rene
Soetens as their election candi-
date. Mr. Lewis is co-chair of
the PC's Ontario campaign.
"Canadians are going to
have a choice and we welcome
the challenge." he said.
The Liberals "have no idea
what to do" if elected, and
would respond by throwing
money taxpayers don't have at
problems, he predicted. "W'e're
tired of the whining, groaning,
and moaning of the opposition
party. They're mired in the WX
and '70s...the Canadian public
is not stupid..'
Tories will have to spread
the message about the party's
achievements, advised Bernard
Valcourt, minister of employ-
ment and immigration.
"The next election will be
about the record. We acknowl-
edge times are tough out there
for Canadians, but times are not
tough because of action taken
by this govemmenL"
Prime Minister Mulroney
did not create the world-wide
recession, but his policies will
help bring economic recovery
to Canada, said Mr. Valcourt.
"It's not to say evcn•thing is
perfect, but if we follow the
recipe of the socialists or the
Liberal party. it would be a
much worse situation," he
assured.
Under the Tory govern-
ment's guidance, jobs will be
created and unemployment will
drop, he said. '"lime confidence
will be there and we'll see
things tum around rapidl,,.
"We have, w Tones, to get
the people of this country to
stop and think about the record,
about the things we have done
to get this country in the right
direction... we'll go for it and
tell Canadians the story, the
record."
Ski challenge aids group
helping mentally disabled
DURHA%1 - The Sky's the
Limit.
The Ajax -Pickering and Whit -
b, Association for Community
Living will hold its second annual
ski challenge by that name Satur-
da, . Feb. 6, beginning at 9 a.m. at
Lakeridge Ski Resort, on Chalk
Lake Rd., west of Durham Rd. 21
(Lakeridge Rd.), Uxbridge.
Events include downhill ski
racing, team volleyball, a team
tug of war, an individual obstacle
race and a team waist -circumfer-
ence measurement.
Individuals or teams of eight
can enter. Cost is S20 a person or
S 160 for a team.
The person who raises the
most money through sponsorships
wins a %eckend for two in %lay at
the Cleveland House in Port Car-
ling.
Last year, about 52.800 was
raised and divided between the
local ACL, the Canadian, Ontario
and Central Seven (Port Perry
area, ACLS.
Registration has begun and
continues to 9 a.m. on Feb. 6.
For sponsor sheets, or more
information, call Sandv Dorsett at
the local ACL at 427-3300 or
Orest Salmers at 655-3802.
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addressed. Our focus is on educa-
tion because it's one of the best
methods of prevention."
Over the next 20 months, the
association plans to produce a
brochure on eider abuse and
increase the awareness of programs
aimed at seniors, including such
services as friendly visiting, care-
giver relief and seniors' day pro-
grams.
It also aims to arrange speakers
on such issues as the aging process
and power of attorney. It will
encourage families to consider and
plan for the care a family member
will need and will educate the elder-
ly on their rights.
The association plans to educate
postal and utility workers and others
who may come into contact with
the elderly on appropriate support
services. It will also establish a ref-
erence libran� of materials on elder
The association will hold an
information session on its education
project Thursday. Feb. 4 at Camp
Samac, 1711 Simcoe St. ti.,
Oshawa.
For more information, call Ms.
Delaney at 686-5770.
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By LINDA WHITE
Staff Reporter
PICKERING - Frustrated sepa-
rate school board trustees are
going straight to the top.
The Durham Region Roman
Catholic Separate School Board is
appealing to Premier Bob Rae to
resolve an ongoing battle with
four government departments in
and demands answers on Altona MR PQM ADVMM ForestWARY l
its bid to build a school in the
Altona Forest.
"Action is required by you to
bring resolution to problems with-
in your government that are hurt-
ing children attending school in
west Pickering," urges a letter
from the board to Mr. Rae.
But, according to Durham
West MPP Jim Wiseman, negoti-
neighbo1. r '
ery
.::PICKERING - A "good neighbor" is being credited with help-
ing police nab a teen suspected of trying to rob a house here.
. "It's an example of a good neighbor keeping their eyes open,"
Durham Regional Police Staff Sergeant Tony Turner says of a
foiled robbery attempt on Antonio St. around noon Tuesday.
"Neighbors usually know who should be in the house. That's
why groups like Neighborhood Watch are so important," he adds.
The neighbor called police after spotting a male trying to get
into a nearby house through a window. The teen, who was in the
house when police arrived, fled on foot and was arrested about 15
minutes later near the Petro -Canada gas station at Liverpool Rd.
and Bayly St.
The young offender was charged with break and enter with
intent to commit robbery.
Gas jockey tied up in robbery
PICKI:RING - Four men, one armed with a handgun,
robbed a Petro Canada gas bar in Pickering early Thursday
morning.
Two men entered the gas bar around 2:25, bought some
small items and left. Then two other men entered with a
handgun and tied up the attendant.
The four fled with a small quantity of cash.
The first suspect is black. 19 to 22 years of age, and was
wearing a black coat and green pants. The second is black.
also 19 to 22 years old, dressed in all black, wearing a mask
and carrying a handgun. The third is black, and was wearing
a black coat, yellow and black pants and a mask. There was
no description of the fourth suspect.
Bandits handcuff clerk
PICKERING - A convenience store clerk was handcuffed
by men wearing balaclavas in an armed robbery here early
Wednesday morning.
Durham Regional Police say two males entered Becker's
at 512 Kingston Rd. around 2: i0 a.m., pointed a small hand-
gun at the clerk, handcuffed his wrists together and made off
with a small amount of cash.
The clerk phoned police who cut the handcuffs. There
were no injuries.
The fust suspect is described as a black male, 57", 145
pounds, wearing a red jacket. The second is a black male,
5'8", 180 pounds, stocky build, wearing a black jacket.
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ations are now taking place
between the ministry of natural
resources and the landowner of
Altona Forest. The area may be
preserved as a corridor for
wildlife between Duffrns Creek
and the Rouge River Valley.
(Earlier this week, the province
announced its decision to preserve
20,000 acres of green space in the
valley.)
Plans to build a school in the
Altona Forest date back more than
a decade.
The ministry of municipal
affairs approved plans for the pro-
posed Flighbush community in
1992 which included a site for a
Catholic school. In 1989, the min-
istry of education approved funds
to purchase the site and build the
school.
But in 1990, Pickering council
bowed to public pressure and
asked the ministry of the environ-
ment if it had an interest in pre-
serving the 330 -acre forest. It
hasn't yet received an answer and
has moved ahead with develop-
ment plans, which call for low-
density housing, two schools and
a park.
Meanwhile, interest groups
asking for an environmental
assessment continue to wait for a
response.
The board appealed to the min-
istry of education in 1991 to help
resolve its accommodation prob-
lem and has since reached an
agreement for severance and pur-
chase of the proposed school site
with the existing owner.
However, the Ontario Munici-
pal Board (OMB) won't consider
the appeal until other land in the
area is dealt with.
"There has to be a way of get-
ting the ministries together," says
Pickering trustee Kevin Ashe.
"Kids are sitting in portables and
parents are frustrated."
A new school would alleviate
"the crisis situation" at St. Monica
Catholic School, which is strug-
gling to cope with 710 students in
a facility designed for 240, he
explains.
Development of the forest
"doesn't mean you're against the
environment," argues Mr. Ashe.
"You can have some balanced,
responsible growth.
"We're being kind calling it a
forest. It's not being looked after,"
he adds, saying it's a gathering
spot for teenagers and bikers and a
dumping place for garbage.
However. it's "not likely" Mr.
Rae will "try and influence the
OMB," says Mr. Wiseman, who
believes it "makes sense for the
school board to try for another `ite
where the kids are."
A number of alternate sites
have been considered, but none
have been suitable. according to
Mr. Ashe.
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Fighting abuse
of the elderly
The murders of two Metro senior citizens in a little more than a week have
us worried and wondering. Is violence against the elderly increasing?
The Toronto newspapers regularly publish stories about seniors being
mugged by thugs -- parasites who prey on the weak, beat them up and rob
them, probably more often than not, to pay for drugs.
Durham Regional Police Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie says the local force
hasn't noticed an increase in crimes against the elderly. "We haven't seen it
here."
We hope he's right. However, as more Torontonians move hem for cheap-
er housing, Toronto-gW crimes seem to follow. A scary thought.
But, violent crimes aren't the only crimes against seniors that trouble us.
There are also the "hidden crimes", in the words of Kerry Delaney, coordina-
tor of an Elder Abuse Education Project, recently undertaken by Durham
Region Community Care Association and funded by the Ontario ministry of
health.
-Idem are many kinds of elder abuse," notes Ms. Delaney. "The abuse can
be physical, emotional and psychological. The most frequent form, however,
is financial. It's called the hidden crime because it's done by family members,
tru
people of mist. Torl he abused persoften doesn't want to tall: about it
"Elder abuse has long been recognized as an issue," she points out "It's
something that needs to be addressed.*'
And. the Elder Abuse Prevention project is doing just that "Our focus is
on education because it's one of the best methods of prevention," says Ms.
Delaney.
Over the next 20 months, the project will produce a brochure on elder
abuse and increase awaraless of programs fox seniors, inform the elderly on
their rights: encourage families to plan for the care of aging relatives: and
educate workers who come into contact with seniors on available support ser-
vices.
We wholeheartedly endorse any action that will help reduce abuse of the
elderly.
Letters F5�1
Thanks for nothing Mr. Prime Minister
To the editor,
The following is the text of a
letter sent to Brian Mulroney:
Dear Prime Minister,
First sir, let me congratulate
you for your most courageous
Christmas Eve message to your
loyal subjects by reminding them
of their "responsibilities" and stop
blaming the elected members. I
am also delighted that you "may"
be influenced by your cabinet and
party — and not the "millions" of
shrill negative voices across the
land, and lead us to even greater
accomplishments than your previ-
ous two terms. I proudly list just a
few of them:
- No other leader in our history
has shown the resolve of
"States"manship than you sir'
Your were originally opposed to
an open border (free trade) but
wisely listened to the "experts",
and we were blessed with the
"F.T.A " Now, in another stroke
of great genius, we "might"have a
continental trade grid —
"N.A.F.T.A."
- You have planted the money
tree (GST) that replaced the old
MST which was rarely collected
(Former Audita General Ken Dye
confirms).
- You "saved" us billions of
our money by opting for the less
costly choppers at S4.5 billion
rather than $12 billion for nuke
subs — a brilliant move!
Capital punishment was
banned, and several millions for
new prisons was (is being) spent
— a clever make-work idea-
-
dea- Our east coast island province
may someday be grateful for your
act of "conservation" of their liveli-
hood (the Grateful Dead perhaps`').
- Your strategist and wise old
bird Hugh Segal (snared from my
province) displayed his artfulness
this past year in creating a new
centennial to celebrate and arouse
patriotism in the hearts of the dis-
enchanted (,for a "few" million to
the ad industry).
- You finally enacted a much
better Immigration Act to screen
out "undesirables" to ensure that
only better educated and "well-off"
entrants are admitted into our
country — a clever tactic indeed,
as a lot of our own "risk-taking
entrepreneurs" have hit the skids
i.e. "owe and why", several trusts,
and thousands of bankruptcies, etc.
- The passing of Bill C91 (drug
makers bill) is another wise mea-
sure to get drug users off expensive
llazos,e yoevc say
medications and save our country
millions (billions:') as they switch
to cheap "herbal" remedies.
- The highlight of your second
term has to be your help to help a
friend to help themselves to the
"Persian Oil" (what are friends
for").
- But the climax of your ability
has to be the dramatic T.V. shot of
the tearing up of our future to warn
of dire consequences if our citizens
dared to be negative — Ronald
Reagan was never as good as you
sir, and Mother Teresa would be
proud if you ever hit "Broadway".
Yes, Prime Minister you are
quite right, Canadians should stop
blaming the ones they elected into
office — they have themselves to
blame, if they can't stand
"progress"!
Thank you very much for the
76 -cent increase in my O.A.S.
cheque - and Happy NeTu Year to
you and your lovely family.
Jim McLean,
Ajax
Who's going to win the Super Bowl and by how much''
Heather Adams says, "The
Bills by three points because I'm a
big Jim Kelly fan and he wouldn't
let me down."
Liz Powers says, "The Bills by
six points because they have a
great starting QB and a great
backup just in case."
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Liz Powers says, "The Bills by
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great starting QB and a great
backup just in case."
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Doug Stevens says, "Buffalo
by 12 points. You have to go with
Kelly, he's got the experience."
Phil Stevenson says, "Dallas
by six points, because Buffalo is
going to choke as usual."
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Getting ready for the Big Brothers' Bowl for Millions Celebrity Day are, from left, Ajax mayor
Jim Witty, Big Brother of the year Dale Guest, Little Brother Arran Taylor and Pickering
mayor Wayne Arthurs. The mayors have challenged each other as to which town can raise
the most money. photo by A.J. Groen
Bowl for -Millions
aids Little Brothers
AJAX-PICKERING - The Big Brothers A.uo-
ciation of Ajax -Pickering wants you to bowl for a
good time and a good cause.
Keglers are urged to get some sponsors, put on
your bowling glove and help raise money for the
Big Brothers at the Bowl for Millions fund-raiser
sponsored by the Kinsmen Club of Pickering.
Individuals and groups can contact the Big
Brothers Association at 686-2871 to obtain spon-
sor sheets and schedule a time to bowl on Satur-
day, Feb. 6 or Saturday, Feb. 13 at 3:30 p.m. or 5
p.m. at Celebrity Lanes on Brock Rd. in Pickering.
All participants will be eligible to win a trip for
two to Nassau.
The Big Brothers are hoping to raise 530,000,
which will be used to help match volunteers with
Little Brothers and to send 25 Little Brothers to a
summer camp in Orangeville.
Pickering and Ajax Town council members
will do battle on the alleys on Celebrity Day Sat-
urday, Feb. 13 at 3:30 p.m. Mayors Jim Witty of
Ajax and Wayne Arthurs of Pickering have chal-
lenged each other as to which town can raise the
most money.
To sponsor your respective mayor or Town
councillor, call the Big Brothers office.
Reformers hold fund-raising dinner
AJAX-PICKERING - A fund-
raising dinner will be held for
Ontario Riding Reform Party can-
didate Don Sullivan.
The Ajax resident, who's run-
ning in the next federal election,
will be introduced by Jerry Amer-
nic, author of Victims: The
Orphans of Justice.
The book details Mr. Sullivan's
fight against Canada's criminal
justice system following the rape
and murder of his daughter
Pamela in 1980 by a criminal out
of prison on mandatory supervi-
sion.
The dinner will be held Friday,
Feb. 12 at Annandale Golf &
Country Club, Church St. S.,
Ajax.
A cash bar opens at 6:30 p.m.,
to be followed by dinner at 7:30.
The cost is $30 a person or $50
a couple. There will be door
prizes.
Tickets should be purchased by
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Help for parents
DURHAM - Parents of young
children are invited to gain skills for
effective parenting at an upcoming
discussion group.
Durham House Child and Fami-
ly Centre is offering Parenting
Young Children, an eight -session
group which examines child devel-
opment and kids' belief systems.
Aimed at parents with children
six and under, the course also dis-
cusses misbehavior and its purpose,
developing self-esteem and social
skills, effective communication, fos-
tering co-operation, preventing dis-
cipline problems, and dealing with
feelings, fears and tantrums.
The group begins Wednesday,
Feb. 3 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the
Pickering Recreation Complex.
1867 Valley Farm Rd. Cost is S48
pl us S 16 for a book.
Other courses offered by
Durham House:
• Strengthening Your Step -
Family Aimed at step-parents, this
six-week course recognizes differ-
ences between both parenting and
growing up in biological and step-
families. It focuses on the advan-
tages and positive aspects of step -
parenting and discusse-s adjustment
issues.
The group meets Tuesdays from
P•cT SKI'. footcare
fr endiy offuce sta*
yo..'re ir gook hates w^-
Jcseph Sc^^e ae,.
7 to 9 pm. beginning Feb. 2. It will
be held at the Children' `services
Council. ' 650 Dundas Si 1- Whit-
by. Cosi �s $36 per person plus a
book fee of 516.
• Effective Pareming: This
nine -session group !(:uses on
understanding children 1)ehavior
and learning positive airs txactical
skills 'or redirecting misochavior
and encouraging children ,,lasses
begin Thursday, Feb. 4 , rom 7 to 9
p.m. at .)�t. Theresa Sc,iuol, 273
Crawfrxth )t., Whitby. ` :ast is S54
per person olts a S16 book ce.
• Helping Your Chfla oucceed
in Lifer rhts four -session vorkshop
offers )arents ideas anu ;kills to
help their _hildren do heitcr !n life.
It begins Wednesday. l=et, U from
7 to ) o in. and wtl Ae meld at
Durham -iouse,1521 Simco e it. N.,
Oshawa. rhe cost is S32 x;r -)arson.
• Parents of T -rnagers:
Improving relationshro x;twccn
parents and teenagers i; the ;occas of
a nine-;ession parent study group
starting Wcdnesday. Fet) iron 7
to 9 p.m. It will be held .0 St Isaac:
Jogues School, 1166 F�ncn Avc.,
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Help for parents
DURHAM - Parents of young
children are invited to gain skills for
effective parenting at an upcoming
discussion group.
Durham House Child and Fami-
ly Centre is offering Parenting
Young Children, an eight -session
group which examines child devel-
opment and kids' belief systems.
Aimed at parents with children
six and under, the course also dis-
cusses misbehavior and its purpose,
developing self-esteem and social
skills, effective communication, fos-
tering co-operation, preventing dis-
cipline problems, and dealing with
feelings, fears and tantrums.
The group begins Wednesday,
Feb. 3 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the
Pickering Recreation Complex.
1867 Valley Farm Rd. Cost is S48
pl us S 16 for a book.
Other courses offered by
Durham House:
• Strengthening Your Step -
Family Aimed at step-parents, this
six-week course recognizes differ-
ences between both parenting and
growing up in biological and step-
families. It focuses on the advan-
tages and positive aspects of step -
parenting and discusse-s adjustment
issues.
The group meets Tuesdays from
P•cT SKI'. footcare
fr endiy offuce sta*
yo..'re ir gook hates w^-
Jcseph Sc^^e ae,.
7 to 9 pm. beginning Feb. 2. It will
be held at the Children' `services
Council. ' 650 Dundas Si 1- Whit-
by. Cosi �s $36 per person plus a
book fee of 516.
• Effective Pareming: This
nine -session group !(:uses on
understanding children 1)ehavior
and learning positive airs txactical
skills 'or redirecting misochavior
and encouraging children ,,lasses
begin Thursday, Feb. 4 , rom 7 to 9
p.m. at .)�t. Theresa Sc,iuol, 273
Crawfrxth )t., Whitby. ` :ast is S54
per person olts a S16 book ce.
• Helping Your Chfla oucceed
in Lifer rhts four -session vorkshop
offers )arents ideas anu ;kills to
help their _hildren do heitcr !n life.
It begins Wednesday. l=et, U from
7 to ) o in. and wtl Ae meld at
Durham -iouse,1521 Simco e it. N.,
Oshawa. rhe cost is S32 x;r -)arson.
• Parents of T -rnagers:
Improving relationshro x;twccn
parents and teenagers i; the ;occas of
a nine-;ession parent study group
starting Wcdnesday. Fet) iron 7
to 9 p.m. It will be held .0 St Isaac:
Jogues School, 1166 F�ncn Avc.,
Pickcnnt;. Thecost is Sw
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other .ourses, or to rc,i;tcr, call
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community events of a non-prof-
it nature. To have your events
promoted in Billboard, calf us at
683-5110 or write to the Ajax -
Pickering News Advertiser, 130
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NENN-TO-YOU: St. Martin's
Anglican Church, 1203 St. Mar-
tins Dr.. Pickering, hosts a hew -
To -You sale Fri.. Jan. 29 from 7 to
9 p.m. Good used clothing, books.
records. household items. Dona-
tion pick-ups. 839-4769.
THEATRE: Theatre Durham
present. Steel Magnolias Fri-, Jan.
29 at 8 p.m. at Dunbarton-Fairport
United Church, 1066 Dunbarton
Rd., Pickering. Addiuonal perfor-
mances Jan. 30, Feb. " and 6.
Ticket: SK or S6 for students and
seniors. 831-6509, 831-0348.
SPARKS: A program called
Sparks for girls and boys from
Kindergarten to Grade 2 meets
Fridays from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at
Applecroft Public School, 55
Coles Ave., Ajax. It's sponsored
by the Westney Heights Baptist
Church. 683-5558, 686-1720.
DANCE: rhe Parent Advisory
Committee of St. Francis de Sale,
Catholic School will hold a Jan-
uary Beat the Blahs dance Sat.,
Jan. 30. 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.. at the
school. ,Z Church St. S., Picker -
ink Village. S15 a person. Pro-
ceeds to buy books for the school
library. 683-3320.
CHORAL WORKSHOP:
Pickering Village United Church.
300 Church St. N., Ajax, will host
the choral workshop Sing and
Reioicc on Sat.. Jan. 30. hcsinninL,
at noon. for church choir directors.
singers and children's choir lead-
er.. S25 a person or S20 for a each
member of a quartet. There will be
a dinner and eyenim,_ concert. 683-
-1-21.
CLOTHING SALE: The Iloly
Trade Centre hosts
cottage show
PICKERING - The Onginai
Cottage Show is returning to the
Metro East Trade Centre, Pick-
enng
Nov. to its third year, the
show will run from Feb. 5 to 7
and wall feature almost 200
booths filled with ever -.thing
for the cottage.
Products and services to be
dispia%ed include building
products. pre -fab cottages. fur-
nishings. decorative items, real
estate boats, outdoor clothing
and the latest in gadgets.
Last year. about 25,000 peo-
ple visited the show over three
days.
Admission is S8 for adults
and S6 for seniors. Children
under 14 are admitted free.
Shov► hours are noon to 10
p.m. Friday, Feb. 5: 10 a.m. to
10 p.m. Saturday. Feb. 6: and
10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday, Feb.
The trade centre is at Brock
Rd. and Hwy. 401.
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Trinity Church, Kings Cres. and
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Pickering novices
Buffalo opponents
at U.S. tournament
PICKERING - The Picker-
The Pickering novices then
ing Lincoln Homes minor
whitewashed the Buffalo
novice 'AA' team achieved
Regals 3-0 in the second game.
perfection at the Buffalo
Derek Polowyk, Bradley Binns
Hockey Towmament Jan. 15 to
and Jason Brookings scored
17.
for Pickering. Binns also drew
The Pickering squad cap-
an assist .
tured the championship trophy
To close out preliminary
in style — winning every
play and earn a spot in the
game in the tourney final, Pickering blasted Buf-
while allowing no falo 11-0. Leading the
Q-
scor-
O ing
goals against.
Also flawless
parade was Lloyd
�with three Stuart
��
goals.
was goaltender
In Baumgartner netted a
John Flude who Cl, a;
"< parr with single markers
recorded four
to Lemmon, Ruta,
shutouts in four�1j
�. Brookings, Rhodes, Dalli-
tournament con- OCIA11
day and Polowyk. Assists
tests.
came from Brookings and
In the final, Pickering
Binns with two each; Lem -
blanked Amherst, New York
mon, McHale, Kyle Hamilton
1-0. Darryl Lloyd netted the
and Polowyk had one apiece.
game winner for the Lincoln
The team dedicated the
Homes novices, assisted by
championship to goalie Ryan
Paul Ruta and Grant Lemmon.
Bosak who was left behind in
Pickering started tourna-
Pickering with a broken
ment play by shutting out
thumb.
Amherst 2-0. Gregory McHale
The Pickering Lincoln
and Brent Dalliday were the
novices finished regular -sea -
Pickering snipers. Keith
son league play in first place in
Rhodes drew an assist.
the standings.
Tweens are golden
on Whitby's pond
PICKERING - The Pickering Innovative Awards tween 'B'
ringette team's strong play at the Whitby tournament last week-
end led to the gold medal.
Pickering skated to a convincing 5-1 victory over the host
Whitby squad to win the championship game. Pickering's solid
defence was the key factor in the squad grabbing the gold.
Tina Barnes struck for two goals to lead Pickering. Heather
Kerr, Michelle Vivian and Lisa Moun-
tain netted singles.
Stating the tourney against London,
Pickering claimed an easy 8-3 victory.
Barnes set the pace with a three -goal
effort. Vivian was close behind with 1
two goals, while Kelly Honsberger,
Mountain and Robyn Sharpe chipped
VI14ri1
pressure
Oshawa Legionaires' Scott
O'Dwyer is checked close-
ly by two Pickering Pan-
thers during a Metro Junior
'A' Hockey League contest
at the Oshawa Civic Audi-
torium Tuesday night.
Pickering lost 8-7 in over-
time.
photo by Andrew iwar:owski
Panthers hampered by hard luck
in last two Metro
Junior"A"games
PICKERING - The Pickering Panthers were
the Legionaires the win.
plagued by bad third periods in two recent Metro
Scoring for the Panthers were Sean Fraser with
Junior 'A' hockey losses.
a hattrick, Steve Gibbens with a pair, and Dean
The Panthers lost 8-7 in overtime to the
Burry and Kelly Nobes with one apiece.
Oshawa Legionaires in an important Tim McCarthy, from the Ajax -Pick -
game at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium
Tuesday night.
Pickering
Bring Raiders 'AAA' bantam team,
was called up by the Panthers for the
And, Pickering dropped a 6-4 deci-
cases, that s where the similarity ends.
Oshawa contest turned in a solid per-
sion to the Weston Dukes at the Pick-
Why? amply because different funds are designed to meet the needs of different investors.
and Barnes connected for the Pickering
formance.
Bring Recreation Complex Friday
goals. Assisting were Kelly Hill, Sarah
The Panthers were bested by the
night.
In each instance, there's a type of mutual fund (or combination of funds) that is best suited to your personal goals. To see which one is right for you, lers
Weston Dukes on home ice Friday.
The Panthers' loss against the r
review the following criteria:
bounced back in a big way to trounce
Weston scored four goals in the final
Legionaires allowed Oshawa to climb
Kingston 7-2 in the third game. The
period to salt away the victory.
within one point of fourth -place Pick-
you may want to consider investing in an asset allocation fund or equity fund - either of which is subject to short-term fluctuations in value, but offers
Adam :McLeod, Brett Kowan,
ering in the league's Bauer Division.
PANTHERS
arnes led the charge with
Liquiclity' Vke many people, you may require that at least some of your investments are liquid, or readily cashable. This could be to provide a source of
Jason Rcesor and Kelly Nobes were
Against Oshawa, Pickering built up
a 4-0 first -period margin led
Metro
Junior
the goal scorers for the Panthers.
The Panthers in
and
apiece. Assisting were Sharpe and
are currently
through most of the contest. However,
Hockey Ciub
fourth place in the league's Bauer
the Legionaires scored three goals in
should be weighted towards mutual funds that concentrate on interest-bearing securities, such as mortgages, bonds, and money market instruments.
Division with a record of 12 wins, 19
the final frame to knot the score at 7-7
losses and four ties for 28 points.
and force overtime.
Pickering is one point ahead of fifth -
Shane Manley scored at the 1:53 mark to give
place Oshawa which has 27 points.
I
in with one goal apiece.
CHOICE OF MUTUAL FUNDS SHOULD REFLECT PERSONAL NEEDS
Recording assists were Courtney
B
Boyd with two, Stephanie Murray,
BY the mid- tssos, it a estimated that mutual funds in Canada wig be worth about ,f 186 billion. That's triple then current value, and none times thea value
O[isxa Stroud, Barnes and Sharpe with
only fim years ago. In this, the last of a four-part series, we look at how mutual funds can be used to meet your personal investment objectives
one each.
Of the more than 700 mutual funds available in Canada today, which one is right for you?
Despite an outstanding CffOrt, Pick-
Each provides the benefits of professional management, as well as an opportunity to participate in a large, diversified portfolio of securities. But in most
ering was nipped by Whitby 4-3 in the
cases, that s where the similarity ends.
second game. Mountain, Honsberger
Why? amply because different funds are designed to meet the needs of different investors.
and Barnes connected for the Pickering
For example, if you're approaching retirement, your primary investment objectives will be preservation of capital and a steady source of income. On the
goals. Assisting were Kelly Hill, Sarah
other hand, if you're in your early 30s, you'll probably be less concerned about short-term security than long-term growth.
Marshall, Sharpe and Boyd.
In each instance, there's a type of mutual fund (or combination of funds) that is best suited to your personal goals. To see which one is right for you, lers
The Innovative Awards tweens
review the following criteria:
bounced back in a big way to trounce
Time Horizon. Basically, this is the time remaining until you expect to use the proceeds of your investment. If irs three years or less, then you should
Kingston 7-2 in the third game. The
probably concentrate on stable, income -oriented investments such as mortgage, bond, or money-market fund. It your time horizon is five years or more,
win clinched a berth in the final for
you may want to consider investing in an asset allocation fund or equity fund - either of which is subject to short-term fluctuations in value, but offers
Pickering.
higher potential growth over the long term.
arnes led the charge with
Liquiclity' Vke many people, you may require that at least some of your investments are liquid, or readily cashable. This could be to provide a source of
three goals. Marshall netted two, while
emergency funds, or just a'parking spot' for money that you're reserving for future investment opportunities. Here, any mutual fund will provide you with
the liquidity you need, since they are usually cashable within a few days. It's worth remembering, however, that it is not always desirable to liquidate
Mountain and Sharpe added one
some types of mutual funds - particularly those that may have recently suffered a short-term decline in value. And certainly, if your fund is sheltered
apiece. Assisting were Sharpe and
within an RRSP, you will not want to use the money - and incur the subsequent tax penalties - unless absolutely necessary.
Mountain with two each, and Hons-
Income. If you're like many people, you may depend on your investments to provide you with a regular source of income. In this case, your holdings
berger, Stroud, Barnes and Marshall
should be weighted towards mutual funds that concentrate on interest-bearing securities, such as mortgages, bonds, and money market instruments.
with one apiece.
Keep in mind, however, that bonds (and, to a certain extent, mortgages) can decline in value if interest rates start to rise. Finally, if you wish to minimize
Team members are Marisa Vincelli,
that tax liability on your income, you may want to consider investing in a fund that generates and derives a substantial portion of its returns from
Stephanie Murray, Kell Hill Kelly
y
dividends.
Honsberger, Lorissa Stroud, Jana
Growth. While North American stock markets have performed sporadically over the past few ears, historical averages show that
Pe Po y P Y 9 equities offer
Bergin, Lisa Mountain, Robyn Sharpe'
consistently superior returns in the long term. So if your goal is to achieve capital growth over a period of five years or more, you may want to consider
Tina Barnes, Courtney Boyd, Sarah
investing in a Canadian equity fund or equity index fund (this type invests in stocks that make up the TSE 300 Composite Index) - both of which are
eligible for your RRSR You can also increase your level of diversification and gain exposure to foreign markets with an international fund.
Marshall, Sarah Jane L
Th Heather
Kerr Michelle Viviann.. The squad is
Boy�g your asset mix. Is there one type of fund that's right for you? In most cases, probably not. Because even if your investment objectives are
and
coached by Mike Sharpe, Derek
almost exclusively oriented towards income or growth, you'll still need some measure of diversification in your portfolio. Consequently, you may want to
consider investing with a company that offers a full range (or -family') of mutual funds. This will allowto shift ou your assets between funds often at no
y
Barnes, Judi Sharpe and Diane Bergin.
charge - to accommodate your changing investment needs.
1
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Pickering junior W ringette squad
salvages tie with Richmond Hill
PICKERING - The
Pickering Legion
Branch 606 junior `B'
ringette team played to a
4-4 draw against Rich-
mond Hill in an exciting
contest at Don Beer
Arena Jan. 24.
Pickering jumped
into a 2-0 lead through
aggressive skating and
ring play, with both`
goals scored by the for-
ward line of Anne
Judges, Laura McKenzie
and Emily Renaud.
Assists went to Jen-
nifer Kennedy and
Taunya Seguin on
defense.
Richmond Hill roared
back to tie the score
With two goals within a
J '
Lee Weldon
Associate Brower
minute nearing the end
of the first period. Pick-
ering again took the lead
with a goal by Tanya
Foote, ass ist-
/GKE�\ ed by Sarah
�yDenton
p1 a n d
Seguin.
But, a
►
� power-
\lJVplay goal
bN Rich-
mond Hill
knotted the score, and
the visitors took the lead
with five minutes to
play.
After Pickering was
thwarted on two break-
aways, it appeared Rich-
mond Hill would take
the two points, but
OPEN HOUSE
while playing short-
handed, Pickering's
Renaud scored the tying
goal after a goal -mouth
scramble with two min-
utes to play.
Pickeringgoaltender
Tara Winter made sev-
eral big saves to pre-
serve the draw.
Strong defensive play
by Jessica Field, Jamie -
Lynn Wilsdon and
Megan Purdy contribut-
ed to the well-earned
tie.
The Pickering junior
'B' ringette team is
coached by Dan Purdy,
assisted by Kim Racette
and Chris Renaud, and
managed by Sandy
Renaud.
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In recent months, lumber prices These include factories, retail and
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By JliDI BOBBITT
Staff Reporter
PICKERING - He can make a
live canary disappear and then
crack open an egg and watch the
bird flutter out. He can make his
wife's head appear to tum com-
pletely around on her shoulders
while her feet stay firmly on the
ground.
He can do a million other illu-
sions, and make them look as easy
as magic.
He's Ken Poynter of Pickering
and, along with his stage
partner/wife Barbi, he's hoping to
work a little magic on their own
careers and become famous.
"I want people to walls in and
get a chill up their spine and leave
with their jaw to their chest and
their eyes just in a glaze," Ken, 28,
said in an interview recently.
The couple — whose names
really are Ken and Barbi — have
been working together for three
years in their company, Poynter
Productions. They're newlyweds
who are currently entertaining
aboard a Caribbean cruise ship
during a working honeymoon.
When they return home in May,
they'll start working on plans to
perform in other parts of Canada
and establish themselves with a
wider North American audience.
They've -already entertained in
places that include Mexico, Club
Med resorts and Toronto's
Harbou front.
Ken, who chose his career at
age nine after seeing illusionist
Doug Henning perform, wants to
be as well-known as Henning and
David Copperfield.
"Every magician wants to be
famous... Henning opened up the
door and Coppetfield walked
through the door."
Adds Barbi, "And you'd like to
walk down the hallway."
While their lives are glamorous
and exciting, the business of magic
is also hard work. Ken admits to
being a perfectionist, meticulous
about show details that could go
wrong, such as music, lighting and
Ken and Barbi Poynter are partners in magic and partners in marriage.
special effects. `The magic itself is
not a problem; it's putting the
whole production together ...Either
you become a perfectionist or
you're stricken with anxiety."
Little things have gone wrong.
A canary once got loose when the
Poynters were performing at the
Pickering Town Centre, forcing
Barbi to abandon Ken on stage and
chase the bird through a store's
furniture department. Another
time, Barbi had to do the head -
twisting trick with a migraine
headache.
"I walked off the stage smiling
and burst into tears because I was
in so much pain," she recalls. "The
show must go on."
Even if everything goes off
without a hitch, there's a chance a
volunteer called to assist on stage
will be a poor sport.
"If someone comes up on stage
who's going to ruin the fun for
everyone else, you have to use
your talent as an entertainer to win
back the audience or let it roll off
your shoulders," says Ken. It
doesn't pay to poke fun at a volun-
teer with a poor attitude, he says.
"It starts becoming a war on stage;
you have to be a good host."
Even worse, says Ken, are peo-
ple who insist they know how a
trick was done. "A lot of people
want to beat the magic and find out
how the trick was done ... They
never guess how it's done. People
come up with this cocky attitude
and you can't convince them
they're wrong. It ruins the atmo-
sphere you've created. People are
captivated and in awe, you
shouldn't have to figure it out."
The business of magic must be
run as just that — a business, the
Poynters say — and can be expen-
sive to break into. Illusions, which
can be complicated productions
with backdrops, fog machines and
strobe lights, can cost up to
$20,000 each.
"You really have to work to get
a good, hour-long show," says
Barbi, who adds that. "The more
iifusions Ken does, the more he
�k ants. I don't think the show wi11
ever be big enough for him."
But, magic can also be lucrative.
The Poynters have seen their
income double each year and are
investing their profits bask into the
business. In two years, they expect
to have a show worth hundreds of
thousands of dollars.
Not a bad return on the invest-
ment of a little magic kit for a 10 -
year -old Ken. By 14, he had an
agent and was performing at birth-
day parties, corporate functions
and flea markets. He learned from
books and videos, and became pro-
ficient at manipulating his hands.
As a youth, he'd ask his buddies
to chain him up and leave him
alone while he worked to escape,
laughs Barbi. "His parents would
come home and there he'd be on
the floor."
Ken is now training Barbi in
close-up and stage magic, so she
can have a greater participation in
shows. "I want us to have a part-
nership of magician -magician," he
says. "I think we should be a
magic couple."
And if their crystal ball reveals
children in their future, with a little
luck — or magic — they'll be
twins or triplets. Then the Poynters
could really stage some great illu-
sions.
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AJAX-PICKERING - Area bars
are hoping for a Super Sunday as
many are hosting Super Bowl par-
ties.
To find out where the entertain-
ment action is this weekend, just fol-
low this guide:
BOURBON BAYLY'S:
Bourbon Bayly's will have the Super
Bowl on the big screen starting at 6
p.m. Sunday. You can enjoy karaoke
at the bar Friday from 9 p.m. to I
a.m. Bourbon Bayly's has the band
Victims of Luxury back by popular
demand Saturday from 9:30 p.m. to
1 a.m. Call 427-1888.
C E N T R E F I E L D' S
Centrefield's has a lot of activities
lined up for Super Bowl Sunday.
There's a special mixed pool tourna-
ment, beginning at 1 p.m., with lots
of prizes. The Super Bowl game is
on at 6 p.m., followed by karaoke at
approximately 9 p.m. Call 837-1850.
DANNY'S PLACE: Dannv's
has a Super Bowl bash starting at 4
p.m. Sunday. The Super Bowl will
be followed by a night of karaoke
with a S50 cash prize and a free tape
to all who take part. The bar has a
University Night bash on Saturday,
starting at 9 p.m. Call 683-29-4).
HARP AND THISTLE: The
Harp and Thistle has the music of
brew your own Deer or wee at he
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from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Each night,
Jessome will perform a half-hour
tribute to Roy Orbison, and he'll be
dressed like the late rock 'n' roll leg-
end. The pub has a Super Bowl party
on Sunday afternoon when you can
watch the big game on the big screen
television. Call 428-0943.
MORGAN'S PLACE: Morgan's
has music and football this Sunday.
Enjoy the music of one-man boogie
band Jimmy Fraser from 3 to 6 p.m.
After the game, Fraser will be back
on stage from 10 to 11 p.m. Fraser
will also play Friday and Saturday
from 9 p.m. to I a.m. Call 839-4744.
DONA Y MIGUELS: For your
dining pleasure, Dona Y Miguels has
live Mexican music every Friday and
Saturday night from 7 to 10. Call
686-4468.
FOX & FLOWERPOT PUB:
The Fox & Flowerpot Pub has quiet
country music provided by Werner
Schroeder on guitar Friday, starting
at 8 p.m. Jazz vocalist Laura Greco
entertains Sunday from 4 to 7 p.m.
Call 428-2162.
JOKERS: Jokers has steel guitar
player Mike Holder and the Texas
Mickeys this weekend. The four -
piece band plays country music
Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 4
p.m. and again on Sunday for Joker's
Sunday afternoon jam from 4 to 8
p.m. Call 427-0337.
KANGAROOS: Kangaroos has
jazz with the Ragweed Jazz Band
each Thursday from 9 p.m. to mid-
night. On Sunday, there's a country
jamboree with the band 'Rider' from
3 to 7 p.m. Call 839-6845.
KERRY INN: The Kerr Inn has
the versatile sounds of Bruce Hare
and his band Middle Age Crisis on
Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1
a.m. The band plays a variety of
music. including the best of '50s and
'60s rock 'n' roll. Call 428-8790.
MCGINNIS LANDING: On
Thursdays, enjoy your dinner to the
music of Rob Fielding's classical -
style acoustic guitar from 6:30 to
8:30 p.m. Fielding will entertain
from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday.
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580 Harwood Ave. S.
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YOU are outgoing, confident,
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NANNY needed In our home.
live in Or out for 3 children,
MATCHING sofa and swivel
TOP quality verticals (2 sets)
1990 Transport SE. loaded.
PICKERING orand new
clear speaking, a great oonver-
references required. Cap atter 6
rocking chair. $325 Also grey
love seat, $150. Phone 427-
152x84' and 142x84' can be
cut to size. Neutral color. $75
while. $13.500 o.b.o. certified
Cali Sandy or Des at 728-629'
bachelor casement apartment,
share kitchen, new 3 oce. bath.
sationalist and NEED MONEY.
Exciting telemarketing positions
p.m. weekdays. 420-1922
1915 evenings. (020393)
each. Call 668-5294 to view.
Oetweer 9-5 p.m, (013193)
central a,• cemral vac. cable.
lets you conte your own
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COOLERS -walk .n, e'xe'.
Auto Parts 8t
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Iwe seat. 5100: carpet sweeper,
cooler, $600; 60 quart Bear
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or 5:30-9:30 p.m. 420-5883.
References preferred. 420-2591.
$20 Days. 426-6311 or atter 5
mixer. $4500 Drspiay shelves.
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Docroom apar"W1 Ava &AT o s. . Cron. t1c". ue, separate
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Office Help
APplecroh area. References
avaklabks Call Rita, 426-0335
apt. skze..prgnt, grand. dgaa
January Sale no* or d33 -1a91
Vardr , Culor a:,a,n e^tranb.. $50c . utk!� =rst
6 Doo'.
sauna, close :o shopping, 4C' and ast. No pets. Cas .odecl.
EUTE ;•:
110 General Help1 General Help120
1 O
'1013193)
keyooards CLOCKS tree
Yv ' ^o^ a o• ou' sc^oo,
and Go. Cas 6835322 MJ 700 711ilill'is"7 "•n293'
entrance, eat- ^ Krtcnen ill
'oat^. S35C separate entrance.
oauvery and sell aro Cal. Teyo
ava ableBEAUTIFUL
'un length w0'
estate BUSY reap saes person
DAYCARE available In my
and lake advantage d our low
:raring, 'he Pull
-nerhw. Cnr-na Drenrernng :ran
pm10203031
.. ONE » corn ayarme^f. $5510
i
i� OFFICE ASSISTANT
MING We are a small, progressive firm In
Pickering We require an individual
with excellent typing sk iS. 2 years office expenenoe
and general computer knowledge Telephone selling
skills are all absolute neoessy
The successful candidate should be wriscientious.
friendly, reliable. customer onenled and a self starter.
Pay $10fir Hours 8 a. IT, to 5 p In minimum 4 day per
week.
Call Donna or Peter 286-1600 or lax us your
resume at 831.7023.
needs admrwNrafrve as&start.
home. 18 years expwwroe. 'rot
prices or an stock :.rig our
^y a' 's bits: Resu'ts
WHITES Fid"" 92 area one
'.' oCged � �es nc'u Cod
approx. 2t7hrs. pot week Er
and coed lunches, acts of
January Sale no* or d33 -1a91
guaranteed Call -Omi416)236
b9l,00m III separate
AvaND,e March T. One urge
Pernence preferred.Please can
activities. any age welcome.
JFA-"
6933. (020293)
entrance, eat- ^ Krtcnen ill
'oat^. S35C separate entrance.
ENra.428-7677. (0!2993) rot4,rences
ava ableBEAUTIFUL
'un length w0'
- -
Automobiles
' d9e and Stove. 3 me. bat-
Fast
was^•oo'-•, era 'able
Can berwwr '
you re single Or a single
Reasonable rates. 831-2246
coat. ar;e write lox Dollar. s : e
3
s55c per month. and last.
mea a:a'y
rn.
Gu `55258' ;C'31931
(10131931
14 $1500 0 o 0 4209876
For Sale
rid sr-1dk.;:O 'no pets Suit le
o 9 0 T 4274968 (0.3.93)
penin or separated or divorced
'�1 for''ore '^fomtatiOn.
(C13193'
A,,a ab,e March 1.
Phone -9 -
AlliSin
oerso". =a -ore rfomhatgr•
WHITBY pile beGoom apan-
with three years work
EXPERIENCED Teacher and
P, ^:s all so d colours.
199 t "' " ,
_all 509-8887 (020493)
(iter' r east end of Go bus.
experkence. you may quality for
financhal assistance ors you are
mother avalNbie for daycare
Full or art time. references
OAK PINE :ebbs. chars. beds
i.n^':,.'e
-
ECrt or 65.000 k^ls .air, power.
SPACIOUS now •onovaled
y0
�mn-
mtac- A*O ODmCITl0r, wI private
OVM 45 and have recently been
available Harwood and Hwy +2
a^d beC'JOr" - hand-
amvlrr. cassette. Clow 'o otters
one D e d r o o m a s e m e n t
e n r ra n c e . and la'; a yard
laid off, you may quaky for train-
Near St. Judes and Apple Cr oar
aa'ted before your ayes by
686-9'53 (020593)
a p a r! m e r t , a v a a b ! e
Lwnory 'aaktrs and para.( S
ing assistance. DIPICERT,
school. Call 6864104 (012993)
one or O'uar o s largest
1900 C^ev Tracker CL, s+Arer.
•mmsd,arely, separate entrance,
$587 mor:illy 668-7634
Lotus. Wordpertect, D -Daae.
FLYERS,
manufacturers Buy direct and
sora 'oo. 4 *-so drive. 4
.aUnCry'acdrrres. S65C �rcfkskve.
'C2rst93;
t�,d, �}�• �-
RESPONSIBLE r e � I a O e
save E 42- round solid oak
9
cylinder. 5 sPool excellent
'-ret and las: o'%One atter 3:30
AJAX onghl spacious one
-
Ventura, pagemhaker. Harvard,
reasonable Cayrare team. Over
pedestal table and 4 cna,rs.
condition Am.'m cassette,
p.m. weekdays. anytime
bec-Dom Disemte^' apa---wli.
Corel, Corrykrter Programming
t w e r: y years combined
6699 oueen cannonball bed,
upgraded interior 48.000 K'ns
weeKar Cs. 420- 7468. Gond
fres^ y re^ova:ec a..^C•y
and Systems A
n Analyst. Cob..
ewererice, tiered develop-
"
$299 200 Stan chores
$?S
$7500. Call 966 J3e0 (Ot3'931
AJAX bear .eke � 5 room. air
:ac.,�' as a app ances.
Pascal and C. Macintosh, Quark
^ental 5e'vCes C 1.
98 5 774 T R A C ZONA _
1990 -c.n0a Col natUhDacrk,
spar• -vita �v-ng
DroaObom.30ce Data. park.rg
for your home a business. Can
rd
part/ bad dct'Vities fenced yard
enced
WOOD WORKING
DWC
•Wert aper rine^t. 4 oke befit, ruu
cc^C'o^ed
THOSE WHO
911110- ANESE
L()(rAL:�(.E•.�(-�
Express. and Illustrator. Durham
Business Computer College,
427.3010. (TF)
wafts, 'unmcnes, snacks. etc.
etc 839 6059 (013193)
45 OM Kms.. auto. air. sunloot
QUEEN s o oaterbed minor n amain red. mint condition
haaCooarC 6 storage :'avers (8900 430-0034. 102'0293)
'Oom, dining room, K •cher,
master Dedfooml a^^ Col.
wakout 10 vara. (3010 'ncudes
Ckxsa p a1'b' .els SfiOC D,us
50". -' ites : 's: and as: Cal
518-OC15 10203931
AVOrl
Cal 426.7691. (013193)
WITH TORONTO,
DENTAL Office receptionist - A
EXPERIENCED ECE teacher
dusty rose raps. comforter.'wo
1969 -oyota Tercel. two door,
es and pa'K ng %0
WHITBYn
one beC'Oo^'bail,
:
Jan Now
L.A L.A. NEW YORK
R: our Pickering oracuce Inn
and mother of one will provide
et
shesets ncl;,ded S30C o b c
s:. ^ •Oo', low -^ 'sage. we
smpk ^g. no pets S..it COupe
Drvata S49C ^or•- r ^duces
NO START UP FEE
PARIS CONTACTS
mediately requires an ex
daycare n our home. caring.
Planned
Call 436-6386 C20293
mtavttaineo, S5510C Doo Ca,l
Gu `55258' ;C'31931
neat. Da•k -; and aundr,
'aal,t,es
FOA1ARTUPFWEEK Ly
2669. (020293) low mileage, mint condition.
penenced energetic team
'Ne
secure anvronment
SPANDEX •navy 0,11erenr
'�1 for''ore '^fomtatiOn.
OSHAWA 'wO beC,OO_
A,,a ab,e March 1.
Phone -9 -
LARGE, International family Oshaw, L1J 41(6• (013193)
\EEDS MODELS
merrber are a progressive
activities and acventures
P, ^:s all so d colours.
(020493)
apar!• if-• .ery ;cod area.
x27 2.57 :C204
PLUS GET A FREE
FOR TV
computerized (Abes office wrth
Reasonable rates. receipts
Parisi sequns. rhinestones
19a7 Chev Caprice. 4 door,
close to Osrawa Centre. C`li
e
SMOKERS we co^^ec nw
GIFT
COMMERCIALS
evenings and Saturday ex�
Hours Forward resume
available Harwood and 401
area. 619-1663. (0210393)
a compel;tie Prices Please
park Due, cruse. air- werc^ve
bu-Io,rg, fr,age and stove.
laundry 'aaie'es ,'o
Orb^• caSa•r,ar: aclarimen'
NO INVENTORY TO BUY
and benefits. Cat Jim. 420- income, For more krartWion•
paraded
_
call Lula at 683-7139 (020293)
transmit"on, This cal, a r• ex-
parking.
sepa'ale er'rarce. shareC
AND GREAT EARNINGS
FLYERS,
and references to Flte.a6C20.
P.O.
LAURA'S LITTLE FRIENDS
LAZIER H P. Later Jet
Only
col condition On 136.000
Dees $6'5 Call 723-0742
'aka^Cry. no pets. =ars' and Iasi.
CALL FOR
CATALOGUES,
Oshawa This Week. Box
HOME DAYCARE - reliable
printer
corrtpaUb) S45C Cap 833
kms.. 548100 oW:foC o D 0 728-
PICKERING-verpop•.K-OSro.
'eferences. S55C Cap 683.4'76
APPOINTiEEIT
461, Oshawa. Ont. LIH 7L5.
daycare avadabb. All ages
plus
%73. (020393)
0705. (^210293)
row are beC'oom oasemer:
or ei message. 4289W3
MRS. C. LORD
FILA WORD
Sales Help/
welcome. s27 -249e. _
games good
ARCADE for sale.
1986 Olds Gerra, excellent
aparimen:. large ceilings.
floors. 3
WHITBY one bedroom bue-
416-619-1574
AVAILABLE FOR
Agents
YARY Pbpp1K sew awayi But
for your home a business. Can
oonarton, oil 61.000 (rules. 4
y
Hardwood prA Darn'
•Wert aper rine^t. 4 oke befit, ruu
~ a iiiesaapN
THOSE WHO
9
f m mere, British nanny now
Dwight. 642-3556 (020293)
door, arc cor., cloth inter -or,
r,
private entrance, bright and
$5510 Inclusive Ava l-
k;lGner. living and C,n.ng room
OUALIFYCALL- L.A
sALES Rep. Specialist for coat-
mother d 2 available for srt-
�y
tin in m home. Pickering
g Y g
LENNOX Electric Fwnace,
skiver. only 5390. Peter. 723-
5281 ora36-3110'.;0210293)
cneery
able anytlma 420-5106 before 2
w :^ ova K 0u:. pars ^y Cal
ut,'mes $60C Inclus•ve Can
MODEL b TALENT
in s and finishes. Greater
9
area, r with mfg.,
Village. References. Phone, 619-
�
55.000 BTU *Wnc furnace wind
Ford T kms..
p. m. (1020693)404
05. ,0Three
AMTAW
a,.7aJTieteT
401 -gam.
and manto
proK
and processes. Post
(013193)
30h. d heavy gauge wiring. Ex-
$1 00 O.b0
ELAN edaon. f1 roc o.b.o 427-
ELAN
AJAX one bedroom basement
WHITBY Three bedroom .n
WHIT
cv��nrn WM T
Ing
aerxndary technical cash O.A.
secondary
EXPERIENCED rekaDle mom
for potJohn. 72 or workshop.
cleflonPhone
Phone Jonn, 7250858 after
.
t 10131931
apartment. separate entrance.duplex,
ge.itis stove. Farling.
aYrGns� r Gilt
Full timr position. Fax resume 1-
gives sab loving Ciro in my
(rid a and stove. s500 all
9
5775 plus utikhes.:aO 1. A.so
$175 P s
CoIP1111 �gtflredforfll l
EARN extra income, - agency
416-921.6134.(013193) -
home. Fenced yard, daily
490p.m(013193)
1982 Chrysler Cordova. 6
inclusive. 619-0561. (013193)
two bedroom �r apartment,
rwi apartments In Ailax
Good b8f19
needs new faces to work
--
imrthediatsly, full/part time,
Hose. MedlCal
1 50
outings. nutritious lunches and
snacks An Harwood and
ails
BEAUTIFUL Mon Lee Designer
wadding dress, brand new,
9
Ender, auto, ps.. pb.. stereo.
bucket seats, ay. kxwso. were
BOWMANVILLE - one bedroom
for fireplace,
$625 Inclusive. Walk to Go
Cogs 509 -
SahrY and
(lis. MU6t j�yg
women s'r-5.11•, men
Dental
Y
rr. 68506%I• (013193)
never wpm, sae 10. Open tfont,
wig• original pant, no rust,
apartment rent with
avaWble immediately. 5683 per
mmedlatel no
y, g
2091. (020x931
enCB El 8XI7BfH
6'4'. Call now for free
consultation 430.5715
-
f 4
V-0adk, peak and bows. Must
95,000kms.. certified $2395.
month He hydro parking
- --- --
"bifl9BenB �d430 (ate
BE your own bosell kWeperWa d
TRAVEL agent required, contractors wanted for
experienced. full we. Garrard teNmarlkeling program work
system, deliver resume to your own days and hours. No
Donald Travel 102 Brock St. S., saperierm needed We train.
WhitbAJAX (012993) Guwa*ood commission - da*
cash bonres. Also w, 1 1. W
MAX - full tints, 24 his. per Cad delivery Mum know
weep gerheraylpM factory work cky Delivery fes, plus SAMOGS.
rout wall"conditiah. Cal am hours 430 986e. 10 am -5
Murray, 603.0820• (020393) Y
R
SALES secretary required in
secretary
Pickering office. Must be prdi- rectumCOMPANY bated in Pickering
dent n word perfect with at leap minima fu1 time bMnp dPIk. A
5 Yam computer experience. expen rf d 5 Years SalarwffPy
to
salary to be negotiated. khckrde etrperierhos essential Salary b
be negotlated. Send resume
GUY amly needs we
iNout babysitter for Monday to
$725 o b o x20 1237 Crown Auto. 426.9423. (020293)
Inck,ded. (�)
WHITBY - one bedroom.
separate laundry, separate
Friday to start March 22. 1993.
(o 2993) 1881 Toyota Supra, auomtatrc,
power everything, brand new
PICKERING - one bedroom
entrance, 4 pce. barn, available
Cal 426.7691. (013193)
JERRY'S Wipers, Cbth wipers,
pant. excellent condition. As-
basement apartrrent, separate
Immediately. (550. Call 576•
MOTHER of 3 (15.7.3) able to
new arca used shop coats. ins.-
king $3200 Certified Cap 8
entrance. $600 includes, utilities.
0398. (013193)
provide experiercW daycare•
lead ooverats, used clothing.
o r
new clothing for the whole 7237 atter 6:30 p.m. o r
cable. Laundry and parking. No
Smoking, no pets. 428-7300.
Ise
AJAX - new two bedroom btase-
las of activities, references
farrniy. Bea the recession. Ica weekends. (Repair receipts
$40. Days, 705277-3381, eve.,
434.6665. (TF)appliances.�'
mens apartment, bi l above
available. Ritchie Rdu82. 427-
than 1,2 price. 610 Baylp.m. E., -fable). (013193)
AJAX -sound, large bright newt'
ground. separate entrance,
0327. (0131931
Ajax. Hours, 9 am. -6 p.m, 427• 1881 VW Rabbit, corwertible.
renovated one bedroom base-
broadloomed. laundry, cable,
.neo meet
y
2669. (020293) low mileage, mint condition.
ment �rr>� on bus route'
Parking. ' � op"'• in-
central air, parking. 5640 .. First
and last, 428.9214. (020393)
1 r Wanted
CARPET - I have several 1000 $3300 certified. 420-7267.
dependant heat, 5585. 427-
TWO bedroom available Fob. 1.
LARGE, International family Oshaw, L1J 41(6• (013193)
Yards of new Stainmaster and 1974 Chew Nova, automatic,
Y
6011. (013193)
f625 .hydro. Female t0 share
MEN with trucks will do
carpet. Will damp car. •Spirit d Americar
COZY studio apartment In
duplex, $425 monthly, Inclusive.
household moves, clean up
jobs, odd jobs. decorating,
roomnylon nd f 60.loving-
coons and hall for ad. d Good condition, r cylinder
eludes carpet, pad, and engine, blue and red, racing
duplex. Carpeted. private
p
Gar $75 monthly. 728-9345.
�' ly
painting, anything. Call Carl or
Installation. (30 yards). Stew. stripes on white. 60.000 kms. on
entrance, south central Oshawa
LAWRENCE and Port Union Rd.
Jane, 427-2856. (TF)
789-2068 (TF) rebuilt engine $2500 as is. Call
Bus at door, now Go, F vstllast!
One bedroom basement
week hoary wage phis bonus COVERY TOYSI Immediate
-- - 839-7237 after 6:30 or
references, (340' Non smokers
apartment 4 appliances dose
ereneee wRh resume and fa- wird «may to: Fib
ward to File 82066, Oshawa along
E Oshawa THis Week.
Da Care
Day
w
2�5 Firewood
SKNS boots and bindings. used.
good for the beginner or casual weekends. (013193)
preferred, one Year base. 481- to GO. TTC, showng, schools.
9472, 9.11 p.m (020493) 72a-
This Week, P.O. Box 481,
P.O. Box 481, Oshawa Ont.
Oshawa, Ont. L 1 J 71.5 013193
( )
160 Wanted
skier. $200 o.b.o. 420-1237. PAYING too much for auto
etc 5550. 1!2 utilities.
PICKERING 'Excellent z c e I I e n t 2977 evens s. (012993)
"g
L1H 7L5. (013193)
E.C.E. supervisor required for
LOVINGbabystfter for two great
ROKA Lumber Hardwood,
4'x6Y12•. $60. 4'x8'zl6•, W.
insurance? Good rates for most
LOOKING for quant
y drivers. Cal 5031167. (013193)
location' •stunning three MAX - Large three bedroom,
rnatem' leave in INTERESTING part time OPPOrw
sly Scarborough
kids.
San wood 418'xtr avaiaDls,
appliances. Hank's Appliances
carries a full line of Closley RIGH Hotel Barnkrupt or Credit
bedroom. main sop aPartmsnt• man and second floor d nearer
$1000 month) Utilities,
y'ent
area. Experience desirable, turMies with coelia(( wagon n
send Pickering- Flexible hours. Pw-
11 years, live out, school,
holidays on. Light housekeeping
$40. Days, 705277-3381, eve.,
434.6665. (TF)appliances.�'
NI Cros Problems. No credit check Cars
n
home, 3 baths, kitchen nook, 4
laundry, steps to Go.. , yard. Parking, 5975
resume by Feb. 1. to
y 1 an important community
Dearham Wood Daycare, 66 omrrng n
lin clean honor. Whites and
BROOKUN Firewood - well
precision d ands and leased to own. 1976-1984. 72S
des are exact
o enact standards and 1966 0 686 3775. (TFALLI
standards
(0i 3193)l
area 1 416 888 1424. (013193) inclusive. Caret Mgmr. 433 -
Dear am W� Ad Wsed,B service No expenwnce but car
necessary.
Stroud's Relwwheea own car.t
Cal after 6 p.m or leave name
seasoned hardwood and
tolerances. This attention to
Trucks For
534 Mary St. E., central Whitby • 0270. (013193)
bedroomin
bedroom
and typewriter
Ontario. M I E 1S4. (012993) YP
Please conte, wfif Park Rd. S.
and phone number. 837.2673.
im9
softwood. 1r and 16'. Kindling
Softwood fon yt5 face
detail and rrorlkmanahp meats 31 0 gale
suite
one and two su OSHAWA- deluxe legal adut
oban• quirk budding. tripbht. Spacious one bedroom
LARGE, International family Oshaw, L1J 41(6• (013193)
EXPERIENCED lie in or out
avertable.
cotd. Pick up Sat. and Sun. 656-
you can r e I y o n C r o s I e y
products for superb a
Nicely decorated, utilities, ent with don, front and
Portrait company needs mature.
wel organized Individual with ATTENTION parents and
nano required for 9 month old
y �+
8797. (122792)
_._... .-
BGR Autobod - insurance
and rokabitity. In fact, their ap Y
f stove. laundry tadliiies back
back entrance, large yard,
good telephone skibWcomaM caregivers. Know the joy of
baby, light housekeeping non
smoker, Maple Ridge area.
piancesare sodependable. that carrs,wepay $100deductible.
Autobodyipaml specialist.
and parking. On-site parking, appliances, laundry.
management. Call 666-2450. $615. 404-9703 or 416 -477 -
our therm to err earrni a I in the business
Out atPPafw' nD ('i
ments for portrait situ 40 hr. d play with award running DIS-
sittings.
Refererhoes requited. cal 427-
21 Flea Market
Crosley provides a ten year
Fibreglass repairs. Guaranteed.
I i m i t e d warranty. . T hat 's 1989 F t 50 4z4, no rust
power.
06HA W A ' tnKo bedroom apart- 3621' ( )
week hoary wage phis bonus COVERY TOYSI Immediate
4169 baw message. (020390)
SO'S and 60's second hand
confidence ... that Crosley 62 000krns cap.5950Watereo
mens for rent. neat. hydro MAX -man loci apartment, 4
and benefits. Cat Jim. 420- income, For more krartWion•
BABYSITTER in rrty (tome for
References
doth'rtp1Dresses and fun fur
cloths. Dr see
q„a(;ty. Hank's Appkarces, 191 $8500 ruittokn. Stipa package,
Oshawa.
Included. Washer and dryer bedroom, laundry facilities.
5883, 9-12 a.m. or 5:30-8:30 call Barbara at 436.0071.
six month old.
12. Cal Kathy.low
Silting 710 1 y'
St, E. Uni e6, CD -6 pack, amvlm cassette, 225
available. $600 monthly, lust Available March 1. 6850. 833
P.M. (�3)
required. Call 420-3280.
619-0139.
728-4043 (Behind Multrech) Fourth Ave. Oshawa. 571.1433.
and feel. 434-6311. (013193) 79M. (013193)
PAGE 11111111 -THE -NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JANUARY ",19W
AJAX - main floor bungalow, 3
clean, large 3 bedrooms Lnbedrooms,
move n condition.
400 Aparrtnrtw"s 400 A alb Rent For ts 400 Ap rtr�Ren 410
I 420
TRent mnhoor R� 420
TownhouFor ses
Call
683-6021
Mon. -Fri. 9-5 ,r,I I it K
Sat. -Sun 12-5 "'"'""•1111'
AJAX
77 03 FALBY COURT
Two bedroom apartments In family
pudding. Air conditioning, broadloom. 2
appliances, laundry facilities and
_nderground parking ncluded
Call 686-0845
Mon. -Fri., 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
=ark ;ng avallatl-ei
Duet se..,r,g laross
"o^cak
ae..na,r;a.ned
-1r^yar,,: ec ac: 'v' -es
Z -us stoic right oksloe
_ ij0ng
ree D;S serYCe tic
:rocery s we every
jesCay
A'ak.ng da:ance to
s'1oPi :rug store
:iaM
,'Ino 3 two btdroom
apartments
ONE i-- •w. c CA -
me --s ava' able Reasonii ie
ratesal. inclusive .ocalod r
so,.:h Oshama C 'ase to
schoos. shops and Ti Cali
n28-4993 betwee 99 p
(t2 I ' 93.
PICKERING gorgeous. twc
bec•oo- a:,ar1-+s^l, above
gourd w•- Caboprivate yard.
inciucies aDG anCK. ,ner••a air.
utilities. ca -K. -r^ Ara ao,•
Mar;, h. i Nc sr1oK rg Ii
rrior-t'vy 683.9629 021993
PICKERING '0..r oeC•oom
bunga,0w writ` -ooms -enlec j^
dNaualy or as -la- 'oor fon
$95C Pius Includes s . app.an-
C" ' '..2 bat. -u1^sum 'ion
srnoikers Call Ken. 420-734-
(013-93
PICKERING nice one oed-oor'
base-nen• ape.:r-kemmt avai,ao.e
Marc^ ' S625 rro-t-y No-
s--foierS no Do's "gorse Cal:
81-a2 (ul3'g3
WHITBY two nedroor•
apa^ine^' a L-.tes rdludec
C,066 tic a amenities. GO but
and snooping 5643 --tont- y
For alpp,ca/or Call '26 '2`_5 or
579-6'C7 02C203
PICKERING _xo
v om
d" a -c s --,x nc Sy25
a ^ M;,Ca^e^ =1e Ma,
s' k a• _ _ -- 33170
'Inc 5oor. air
Cone Cnec, J^i;1j
Da"K nC. ircxec
P aa- nC V !age Adz
Six,
Call 603.4294
it RISE N OS-IAgA
SOUTH ENC
3-X b :ji S-0es 1
D ^ oo- iron S55C 2
0ecvo- fror- $625 3
be
-oor- !ror^ S" 5 SutaDie
a.3lability Inc ,Aei he a'
:aL^,e
AX "lances
5711 D4TJ 0
r'25 489E
FOUR apartments . squeaky
AJAX - main floor bungalow, 3
clean, large 3 bedrooms Lnbedrooms,
move n condition.
home Large sundeck, quiet
5890 .. 420-5021. (013193)
building, brand new carpets.
BAYRIDGES main floor, 3
$795 All inclusive 2 1.2
bedroom $950 per month,
bedrooms, close to Town, $695
utilities included References
monthly all incluse Oufet
required. Call 420.1 524.
neighbourhood. large bright two
(020393)
bedroom main floor of home.
MAIN 1 oor 3 bedroom
sundeck, parking, laundry Very
AJAX - three bedroom
large yard. $795 monthly one
bungalow, main floor• bright and
bedroom, $495 monthly
spacious. dose to amenities.
Inclusive, central Oshawa 433-
$850 . 1,2 utilities or $995
5586. (020393)
Inclusive. 427-2360 (020293)
PICKERING two bedroom
PICKERING Frenchman's Bay.
basement apartment. private
three bedroom main floor,
entrance. central air vac.
hardwood floors, schools, lake.
parking, fridge. stove, fully
Town Centre. 4 appliances.
non smoker. no pets First and
Available Feb 16. 831-9356.
last. $750 Can 428-6923
(013193)
(020293)
PICKERING - one bedroom
AJAX two bedroom basement
apartment, large living room.
apa^rrient, separate entrance,
private entrance- 4 applances.
laundry facilities, fridge and
non smoker, available
stove, available March I First
immediately $650 . 1,2 First
and last requirec. nor smoker
and last 8390018 (020393)
$-75 utdrhes ,nduded Call aper
MAIN 1 oor 3 bedroom
40.4281852 (020493
armn'ne•-t. Llverpaot and Kros-
preferred y
no area in Pickering. Available
AVAILABLE �mmeCately
e,al.ly. $975 monthly for
imm0
Os"awa. 639 Cuber S; 'we
luni niorrnatron. Please call
beo'ci $650 per -on:'
430 9446 (C 13193)
'nclu s we Fv St and last required._
-
pose to bus and showing No/,
Townhouses
nets Cal 43458'1 0. 430
4f 20 For Rent
--3, :A.Ll
'esponsible female On bus
caseins^• apa^.-nen-
41 O Houses For
Rent
Ri \14
O%ti'N FOR LESS:
vo ' 0v14N . z%D.OaO
P1 ii ( )R%11 1) x (-a►►
Cetached, name'
nor -re cose '0 Oshawa Cer••e
e
Suo-- a^acheC garage ve y
ea- ava able -^rlwc a -e y
s9'5 plus utii,tes Cal' 498
-462 '020493
TWO aye ^ec•0o-s 'wc
Phi:hs. possble in-law in small
Srpiex S,rtco),Taunror Gen
^ossess,or 725-1007
"20493
ONE, levo and three bedroom
-y condos Beautiful
:•ooer,y. quality iealures 6
a, oianoss, air CondmoneC 'nom
S •'5 ^lonthy Purchase 001,0115
a.a aNe South east corner of
ism and Trulls Rd . Couri
Roe- "Ouse. Wed and 7hurl. 3
D -^ Sunday. ' 4 p m For
-rare ir`forrtatior, kali Jobecnrne
Snide,. 5797505 or "a Ja
Sha a -c. 579 3052 at i iorrelde
Adva-'age Clearly -id Realtor
433-4747 i-FAc_-
PARKLAND SETTING
"GUILDWOOD" on the bluffs.
Balmoral Estates offers you!!
Rental accommodation
• Panoramic view of Lake Ontario from the bluffs
in Scarborough
- • 2,000 sq. ft- 3+4 Bedroom Townhomes
• 5 appliances
• Finished Basement
• Pool/partyroom/playground
• Minutes to'GO" & TTC
• 30 Livingston Rd., Unit 17
OPEN HOUSE
TUES., WED., THURS. 6:00-8:00 P.M.
SAT. S SUN. 12:00-4:00 P.M.
261.6235,261-2114
Call Mon. -Fri. 10:00 to 8:00 p.m.
PRINGLE CREEK
CO-OPERATIVES HOMES INC.
Is now accepting applications for 3 and
4 bedroom townhouses for our waiting
list.
Fuli housing. no subsidy is available.
CLOSE TO SHOPPING AND 401
LARGE UNITS, LOVELY PARK -LIKE
SETTING.
500 For Sa' a 580 IMortnncce
PRINGLE Creak' Whitby - large MORTGAGE LOANS
lot, two storey, a bedroom horns
with main floor family room, t sit and ?nd to 95% of value
fireplace and den, central air. All property types personal
vac Asking $207.000. For K1a^s Quick service and
private viewing, call 6662349. approvals prime rates
(012993) 1 CITYCAN FINANCIAL
$97,500 - Brick semi, deep lot. CORP.
add on kitchen, two baths, 571-28800SHAWA
hardwood floors. good condition. 686.2936 PICKERING
r.,•t mil 111a -;M - hrick hun-
galow with in-law apartment,
50x193 it lot. power of sale. Call PRIVATE MONEY
Frank Mllanovic, 728.9414,
Coldwell Banker RMR Realtor.
(012993) Call Michael
NORTH Oshawa - no down
payment, take over mortgage. N8 -72M
$1344 monthy. P.I.T. Free hold AnUbis IrnestmenlS
townhouse. No fees. Three
bedroom, 1450 SQ.It., plus Ltd.
professionally finished
basement, garage. 576-7360. WHY not? Our rates are 112%
510 Townhouses
For Sale
AJAX Westney-02 beautiful
executive 4 bedroom. 2 t/2
baths, fireplace. double garage.
appliances, close to all
amenities. 3000 sq.lt. plus.
$1200 Immediate
possession. 492 7435 (0202931
540 Out -of -Town
Properties
so acre c s••ess sit e- a^,•'s
Crown Land. dose to town- F isn-
,Whunnng paradise Cabin site
Vendor will finance. Good credit.
$265.rm y_. Super special
cabin. cathedral osings. two
bedrooms, open concept. wood
stove Canning Lake Drag atter
?Ove
acres. Only S2g4mon-hy
Call 427-6637 (020493)
PICKERING Village - one
For more information call 5edroom eciudes large yard.
666-2008 plenty of storage space. parking.
,se of exercise room. full use of
at arnenrties, utditis secluded
450 Snared 5OO Homes Non xnteKnm any y call
and leave message. 611 9 3026.
Arr�mm Fnr Caln -- -- -- ---- -_ _
PICKERING mmaculats 3 awiin M area 0cr-- 01 e-
m 3 bedroom louse. parking.
becroo^ town^Ouse Par ally laundry. close to bus. S40C
PICKERING _verpoo 4^' - 3 h.^,shCPU. apoi,ances Indudrlg inontnly inclusive Call 436
sore - -air top ava laoie
dshwasner and washer dryer
8674 of 432-9099 (0205931
va2h i S9Co-o,:- fir a
Sg(X . Jtiktws NO- sroKers
AJAX •wo nsC-oor'• a n,ng
-cluslve Evenings. 438-7881
only „aures 6'9'4^ or 690
AJAX Westley N Attractive
113193381'
at:e• 5 c :'save
crea" ricer. bodroom, owr 4
PICKERING =,emchr-lar s Bay
"ressagei (C131931
--
PCs ensu a bathroom. urge
closer pun T. V. room. sham at
' w 0 s e c• •^ b^ g a o w 3
a-'iO cinders Jr a(:b0'^. d
Room
430 s To
'a°wparg. � smok,ng
� kin
''erytais $1'0 weal
'WC mao u-orl
maks onto
Rent
preferred y
wale• ^-ineda:e $'30C plus
last separate entrance. 683-
Cap 683.71.72. (020293'
4;r '4'5 or aver ngs 426 2500
A-' A X :-
AJAX South - lamas wanted to
-20593
maleic •zicimn I coal quos clout
s-a•e 3 bedroo^ ho. se,
no r rid r
ing avaaial aundry ava4aoie
nor-y>r -is- 'Je nee: and tidy.
Dahrtlg, Cab. phone. utilities.
A -AX _'.fir'. s�a____s '.w_
AJAX •wo nsC-oor'• a n,ng
NON SMO'(ER 58C Do, wean
laundry. bus. available March 1.
n..C•0.0- deer -+sr, apa--'
-00" ^g .00r-' • •C-0- ur
Call 686-6.99 ,C2C393-
$400 Month,y -,rat and last.
I
Separate o112,iCe. broadloor-
I noshed base -^e-' � r.Cge
-.-.
AJAX South unfurnished large
683-'965 message (C2(rA3)
oerar-sc !bon. 4 PC* Data. avail
able r,r-recta;sly $695 rrontniy
stove a.&,al March 1 Fry
and ,as:, Se*OC Pius r„a es 683
roo^ 'or singe Irian First and
AJAX 4 share executive
p _s cit Ties 6838227
5399 t013'93;
last separate entrance. 683-
no -0 wth family, cable.
1Ct2993
.
5088 (020393)
parkeg. laundry, fireplace, very
PICKERING i cedroom
PICKERING � cage exowil l
s.; residents: 01 or Cort
�
NORTH Oshawa room to nom.
clean. quiet. Non smoker
secia-ale
-re
Those
pa"' ^y^, rose to nus $75 wow
'esponsible female On bus
caseins^• apa^.-nen-
r-lerca, use 00cloom.
I 0r 2300 mtonth y P -e -e-
route 5395 6861859 (020293)
entrance aundy tacwe,es urge
Kitchen, par% ^g spaces.
Coached bck w•-` detached
garage Gas rove and dryer
`*male -eischone 5793528
SHARED accomodation in
caroiel yard. Camilla air, at
Ara ab,* �mred,alely 42C
1013193)
court:'y setting with. young
rnc,..s ve 11va,iabw March I
9650 :ays. 686 7870 everings
ROOM 'o- rent - S38C-ionthy,
Coul boii ng for nor Smoking
S'SC month y Firs! and last
0.3'93•
to, non srioKer Drelerraby
Single !emaie. -lust have owe
831-2789 rC'3193)
COUNTRY , .mg - large 4
temAs Lau^Cry facilites.
vehicle SACC-lonthy.furnished
WHTBY one bsc-oor^ upper
nec-oo- 'ar^lrouss 3 minutes
parking axis location whir ,,xury
room. tacilres included Cat
eve Of nice order ••icor, nor`
east of Oshawa s':.551-orI^,y
-aaities Poo sauna, etc Fret
t72-9192 (013193)
or Go urge windo-S. waw r
433-5586 '-_20493
and a s t 42' 7868 save
Condos For
closet. avadabie ;so S55C
AJAX 'our oedroon-. 2 1 2
message ;020393)455
Rent
I-lonttvy 666-3'6' or 123.934;.
nal^s two ,tar garage. fireaace
WHTBY cga^ quiet see', "9
NORTH Oshawa one bedroom
c:oSS To schoo.s and put c
^mature ale or female Or bus
NORTH Whitby luxury conooi
apar"hili urptW Cuprex very
1•anst. S-250 per, -ronin Fry
mule, now GO. all amenities
one bedroom, den, solarium,,
p• vale, Park mg. ava,ab''s
and Last A.a,:ab,, ;eC - 686.
,ncluoed. $90.weeKly Cal! Brad.
central air. 4 applances, indoor
,nrled,ale $495 ^-Ontnl
'y Y
5620 Or 683-4.^.39 ne+0ra n p -h
666-9524 (02C293�
-
poo. whirlpool. I}Ikards room.
k 5600
BASEMENT bache•o, 726'9239x6681316 1020293) 01,31931gpWYANVILLE shared u erg ou par , g.
pe^.^e Westn Rtc^ utilities included. Call 668-5548.
a
9y le WHITBY Brook 4C' arge twc PICKERING custom new 3 accomodations. LVaverly Rd. (013193)
area Ava .able Fat 7 No, nedroor- nasarrie^1 apart nen! it ceCICCr .-,a - -loor. 2 nates and 40'. quiet home to share
smoke, ,aund-y faclaes triogx separaleen:•ance park 3C oy, K• -nor 1700 wrtnoneOther nonsmol Fully COURTICE - luxury one
Rdr% Vacation
%0-T%0 Properties
DAYTONA - a-
-a Inn ;,;each Cnuo, time
s^are condo. sleeps 6. wee" 'S
teeosd. rest soli,. $2500 0 0 0
at 72&3652 ;013193;
575 Loans
6DRPOW 3' r. :.. .
as S: IC oor ^+oath o u � iiia''
Jerry. 668 7200. Anubls invest
mtenlS �Td
MONEY "•0010,+15, Loans. debt
CZ -50 Cns, at ocredit
arargeme^1s personal budget
Punning, garrrshow slopk,eC
VREE CONSULTA'.10NS
Credit Counsellors (Pickering
Oshawa' 433 1425 (TF)
670 Personals
LOVELY souls. American aa,es
desire s.noare relationships, Cor
-
responds nce•mar rag e. Free
photos 'with brochure. 24 his.
707257 3790 (02230-)
JESUS says. can the wind said
parK.ng, no pets Rer:
ing avaaial aundry ava4aoie
ac,.zi.,
sgit . ceramics. app'iances.
furnished, pool, laundry and
bedroom unit with 6 ance6
app
and fireplace Available Feb 1
ATTRACTIVE three bedroom
the blond Does your minister
negc ie Phone 4273'38
$_0C pK,s Aw1es 686-6622 0'
rose to GO $980 ncus, ve
cable al! included. 5350 per
$80) utilities. F1rw and last
semi on nice court n NSE
wear gtasseso The Mreling s
11.
(C2"5493
757-'671 (020493`
420 51 C6 be'ore 2 r m
month. 623-1424. (020493)
plus
required. 689-0315. (020493)
Oshawa, new carpet throughout.
the hired minister. Micah 3
AJAX one basemgrt
ONE frac OWr bosom, agar;
1026493
SOUTH Ajax - furnshed room,
.
lanced yard, call 725-2885
Isaiah 56.10-12. John 10:1 .
Campbell. 1-705-95394715 .
0oroom
aparmerr. $600 mouthy Prefer
Singe or worK ng coup,e. no
critwor non s. -x , Referee
merit nim
Quiet Home. southeast
Osrawa sultabe for single
r heat
AJAX 3 oearoom. 2 t,2 banns.
}amity room with fireplace Air
rear bus stop. share ktCrlen and
bathroom, cable TV, non
smoker SW wieekly Call 427-
4/'0 Florida
VY9
VaCatlA�t1 �elMalS
(020293)
gp�utp,O{RONTONarea -
(TF)
less than the current bank rates.
For qualified buyers. Transfer to
our lenders for free. Example 5
year closed mortgage. 9%.
Please call New Era Mortgage
Corp. 721-2089 (020593)
MORTGAGES and bans. 95%
financing. down payment also
arranged. Any amount available.
Call Doug 6686805. Com-
munuty Financial Services. (TF)
Business
59O Opportunities
HAIR sa. 6, -,-so 11 , rs
tab,,sre0 since 1990. client file
stays with new owner. vendor
willing to stay and assist with
business and cbentelle. Salon
has excellent walk, trade.
Lease $800 monm y Phone
576 8236 IC20293)
SECOND income opportunity
Free, ^.era,ls Send name and ad
dress 'o NPL. 210 Glebemou^I
Ave Toronto. M4C 3T
MONEY make a fortune by lust
00"- ^g a ban" account. Learn
how Can amar,ng recorded
message for corrxi details
416 72'-2032.(012993)
MAKE a fortune w�1h your
:.1 -era • use any lupe of
-.tmera. Amazing recor000
message reveals details Cap
today.4t6 728-6290 20493)
6Legal
1 O
Notices
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
AIL PIE;SONS rav -g
clams against the Estate of
MICHAEL CHARLES LEE.
ate of the Town of Ajax, In
^e Region of Durham,
Marketing Manager who died
or or about The 7th day of
December 1992, are
required to lie proof of same
with the undersigned
Solicitor for The Executors on
or before the 101h day of
March 1993 After such last-
'mentioned date, the
Executors will proceed to
drsinbute the Estate having
regard only to the clams of
which they shall Then have
received notice
DATED at Peterborough.
Orland, this 11th day of
January. 1993, by JOHN G
McCARNEY O C . 351 Red
St . P 0 Box 868.
Peterborough, Ont K9J 7A2
Solicitor for the Executors.
CHARLES LEE and ROBIN
READ
670 Personals
ccs reouneC Ca 426 '429
(013193` _
person, rear ous 0A0.
hydro and cable included Irl
medals possession. $500 first
cord 7.ored. 3 app •ances.
$1100 first and Last Available
,mmediaiel 428-9150
Y
3995. (012993)
AJAX - large furnished room for
LAKE Allred (near Orlando) -
�}� house n
1800 sq.ri., 5 bedroom home,
unfinished basement. Ideal for
the large family. close to school.
Personal
yl l7 OC
Sincere Si a Intrcxluction
PICKERING - new basement
and :est Call 433.1 797 after 5
(0129931
rent, executive home. share
two bedroom
!� community for rem March'
5139.900. 577 Bervil Cres.,
LYt
C! Service
apartment, carpeted. private
Cable.
p-m.1020493T
WHITBY - immaculate 3
facilities. working fernab, $350
April, $1400 U.S. per month.
Open House, Sunday 1-4 p.m.
IV
A confidential writ to meet
entrance. now amenities.
PICKERING -two bedroom
bedroom finished basement,
month) Call 428-8258.
y
Pictures/video available. For
434.3788. (0202931
� Y
laundry, parking, fireplace.
basement apartment, private
dose, 5 appliances. central air,
(020393)
viewing call 837-528.(020293)
--- --- ---
POWER of sale - large sem.
that Someone Special
Imrttedatey. Non Smoker. $500
1;3 u t i I t t e s 42C-4154
entrance. parkin three
parking.
private drive. garage. school.
PICKERING - single room with
Hollies
with garage, near Cmc Centre.
� This Call Could Change your life.
.
weekends or after 6 p m1.
appliances. a v a i l a b l e
irnmed,ately. Call 420-5010
Palk- $1 100 pus. Feb. 1. John,
430-9734
use of lutchen, walk to Pidwi
"'�
Town Centre, Pickering
5 For Sale
Backs onto greerWelt. Try your
NINA 2994M. RONA294-5563, f AUREEN420-10 9
weekdays. (020493)
painted apartment. dose to bus
416-395-5040 days or
nshed bedsdown.ting room• use of
down. Call Glen Posteraro. Real basement apartment, alarm
offer. Call Frank Milanovic, 728 -
and shopping. All utilntes
appiarloe6 $900 monthly. First
TWO bedroom. North Oshawa.
evenings. (020293)
Generating Station. GO stallion,
0
9414, Coldwell Banker, RMR
smoker, $350 montnly. 668-
SOUTH Pickering. two bedroom.
full tower floor of house, bright,
close to al amenities, parking,
balcony, laundry famMes, $675
AJAX - duplex. spacious house
for families. Separate
6325 monthly. 6160 blefeekN-
Phorw 420.4318- (012993)
SIX year old 2559 Ll Nosh
East Oshawa, many extas.
Real Estate. (020493)-
DREAM Home Whitby,
-
680 Mn0UrlCelrlellt$ 680 Announcement$
modern, spacious, private
plus hydro. No last months
two
entrance. 2 bedrooms. central
MOTEL rooms from $125
$214,999. Will consider bun-
-
trusteed top-firbottom, 3 baths.
tsfting, near a0t, lake, park.
required. Available now. 723
ureekly Cable TV fridges mad
gamma for trade. Call 5792879.
2 r wablout basement
$700 per month. Cap 222-4011. large
(012993)
1912 or 571.5914. (020293)
ai, appliances. fireplace.
service, }nae s free local
yard. pool. $850 plus. Available �'f�•
ireptaces,
(020493) to landscaped yard. All balks and
appliances, 4 PCs bat, private
WHITBY - two level, one
immediately. 640.7430.
calls, rricrotowet-fi2il extra per
THREE bedroom Irak. Oshawa, whistles. $219.900. Call Fred
LARGE two betlroom
bedroom plus den, archnec.
(0203931
week. RitsoM401. Call 723-
walkout from dining room 10 Mitchell, 728.9414, Coldwell
apartment, fireplace, laundry.
rurally designed. $795 Inclusive.
IMMACULATE 3 bedroom burl
7272- (012993)
large fenced yard with deck. Banker RMR Reaitw. (012993)
parking, public bus. schools.
rmtnes from 401 at Harmony
Parking, avalable immediately
9 y
n Whitby.
92 �Y' (HOPkif
ROOM to rent in quiet home, TV
Single garage. 1 112 baths,
$134,900. Call to view, 725 -NORTHEAST Whitby - two
Rd. March 1. $650. Call 571-
Also two bedroom available
March 1 $775 inclusive Go
and
re newly renovated and
remodelled. Call cotes, 1416
Iona VCR altlkrded• herd AI-
tons Rd. and Shepherd area,
6767 (012993) storey, 4 bedroom with large
ceramic rile toyer, mem floor
0694. (013193)
699-5287. (0131931
742.8371 for more details.
wlak to Roue Valle $350
9 y
1140,800 •three bedroom Ilrik familyroom with fireplace.
WHTBY • two level apartment.
AVAILABLE immediately in
(020493)
monthly. Phone 509.2932.
with one car garage. Large central air, vac, gas heating, 4
one bedroom, whlrlpooLbath.
Whitby apartment building.
AJAX - Westney Rd., new 3
(013193)
fenced backyard, vendor will bathrooms, large lot, reground
fireplace, hying room, large
Spacious, carpeted, newly
bedroom 2 stones, 1 1/2 ea! n
WHTBY - furnished or unlur-
hold fist mortgage with $6000 pool, two car garage, in-law
kitchen, bright, appliances. $675
painted apartment. dose to bus
kitchen, fenced, deck, 4
nshed bedsdown.ting room• use of
down. Call Glen Posteraro. Real basement apartment, alarm
inclusive. Available
and shopping. All utilntes
appiarloe6 $900 monthly. First
kitchen and separate fridge. Non
Estate Broker. 404-8217. system. 8% assumable
immediately 6688142
included. No pets. Two bedroom
and last. non Smokers No pets.
smoker, $350 montnly. 668-
(022m)mortgage to qualified purchaser.
(012993)
from $660 Can 430.0134
references. available now. 428-
3767 after 2 p.m. (020493)
$134,900 - country charm in the Asking $221,000. For viewing
O S H A W A - available
BRIGHT spaocus brand new
2145. (020493)
Shared
ptyl 56'x 152' lot. Detached call 668-1477. (012193)
bun alow overlookin the
Immediately, clean quiet one one bedroom basement apart
bedroom basement apartment,
m e n t in South Ajax 4
storage. separate entrance,
appliances, 4 PCs bat, private
cable, utilities Included. $475
entrance. parking, great
monthly, first and last. Non
neighbourhood, no Fels.
Smoker. 404-8335. (0 93)
smokirg. retererces $550
AJAX - one bedroom walkout
monthly nc!us ve 686.3396
basement apartment, non
ONE bedroom basement
Smoker, titling room, eat -in
aparmeni, available Feb I
kitchen, full baM. SM plus V3
Newly decorated. $600 monthly,
unities. Fret and last. 428-7748
non smoker preferred First and
or 686-3178. (012993)
ast. Call 639-9497. (012993)
H
WTBY - row bedroom. roo. 2 1Q
baths. 5 appdiartces, family room
with fireplace. fenced yard, two
car garage. targe bit. $1200
Can 420-7124.(020293)
PICKERING Village - three
bedroom Tudor style house.
garage. large lot, fireplace, pos-
session March 1. Rent $1000
per month plus utilities. Fist and
last required. 666.6858 days.
(020293)
450 't l
9 9 HOUSE for sale by owners 46
ACComm. Rouge. Won't Gail Moreton, Dobson Dr. Ajax, dose to 401,
683 7777. W. Frank R.E. Ltd. Gni SHopping Centre, schools
AJAX - Wesiney and 401 area. (012993) _ and hospital. Open House Sun,
Large 4 bedroom home, all $88,000 - 4 bedrooms. Jan. 31 and Feb. 7. 14 p m Call
Inclusive, can move in Feb. 1. rengvated. large lot. Hastings. 4263409. (020493)
5400 money. (416) 683-6092. Middle class quiet street 705 WEST Hill - $234,900 - 4
(012993) 696-2981 (020493) bedrooms, 1 112 baths, family
SHARED Aocomodatlon in quiet
townhouse. $400 monthly,
inclusive. Ajax. 428-7984.
(0203931
BROKER has $10.00010 lend at room, fireplace. pool, central air,
$147 per month. Contact Doug central vac, dishwasher,
at 668-6805. Community Finan- immaculate. move In condition.
cal Services ITFI Flexible. 2811741. (020293)
Dr. Susan Leet
is pleased to announce that
Dr. Mahmood Gulamhusein
has joined her practice
of Optometry at
1550 Kingston Rd. Suite 311 in
Pickering
(Hwy. # 2, Valley Farm Rd.)
NEW PATIENTS WELCOME
FOR APPOINTMENTS CALL
831-7020
Business Services Housecleaning Home
Improvements
.95 for service cap.
All work guaranteed
Business discounts also
available
498-7580
ARE you having problems find.
ing time to clean your dome?
For prolessional cleaning• aN
Helen's Home Services today.
427-1041. (020793)
ARE you tired of deaning7 Let
T.L.0 ApanmenUHousedean-
Ing give you back your spare
I", from $45. Call (416) 512-
9701.(020393)
ILLUSTRATION, camoon,ng, Home
graphic design, advertising. Improvements
Business or personal.
Reasonable rates. Also lessons
available. Randy Timms, (416)
342 2279.(TF)
Disc Jockeys
DISC -o=key. '7 years
experience. music for all ages.
..ow rates. call Mike. 686-6105.
^'3193)
Driving Schools
sae ,'ti ^3 S, -co 7 r,f�ssons
a - r 'est $75. 10 lessons. $150.
'-a � 267 3060- (010893)
Electrical
Services
DO ALL
Panting
Residential snow
removal
Small moving jobs
Garage 8 bsi^t. clean-up
Call 436-0456
TMS Painting
& Decor
nter cr Exteri_-r
European
WorkrlanShlp
cast clean, reliable
service
t Ltl. a i -IAN _ _=:.sic_.
'e de^' a . ^dust rias.
ARNOLD-xr.d.r*,p+u.w-,r:s
_ic inn err -,al No lob loo big or
piaster ng, pairing_ drywalj.
rK, sma�i Free estimates Can
bar ceiling. metal. studs, and
436-9860. !020293
wood 'ramrng For good prices
-- --- ---
Flooring,
a^c good Oual,Ty wont a"snp_
all Arnold. 4206372 'C2C293)
Carpeting
EUROPEAN -e specd,st win
-S.
Fos or quality 3 aifOMabie
e
-4^3vale yo.- Dathroom 0,
M O R L E Y S: a' D e' a - ,I
. tchen walls as well as floor
_D^olstery cleaning w^^ dry
saes 2C years expel, errxf Good
'_am only Call .2' 9'23
relerences and sanstact,on
2993)
guaranteed For free estimates.
43 -2595 ITFA
D Dykstra. 72519'3 (TE;
Handyman
.`
bathrooms. home maintenance
OUAUTY work by father and
cleaning by the day. Rates. 345-
.:� 'ea-. We experienced.
- I'd work n Re n
GCB
CONSTRUCTION
-)ars e^ova c s a -c
'a^ D'C'ess c^a �.
ala ?ec
CRAIG 686-1913
V ova ons.
addrtiors, decks. etc. can us for
I tree est.mate 57'-1263 -3,11 or
add. Oshawa :"FALL)
RENOVATIONS. -out" Pei
Ill coir^:MS cab,refs. etc
Ba:,rooms casements. drywaii
additions. 7oors, w -down 22
years experience..,r,on
carporra" quality won,,. 'rip
estimates Phone 5204379.
BEAT •lie Sp,-gaa- A. 'V0146 ,ohn (020593)
RENOVATIONS
Basements desks
cabinets painting 8
decorating For,
estimate In Durham
Region call Don at
668-8489
ALL
RENOVATIONS
Carpentry, drywall,
plumbing and
wiring. Fair prices.
Pat 683-8780
DENTURE THERAPY
CLINIC
REPAIRS (1 hr.)
RELINES
NEW DENTURES
LOWER DENTURE STABILITY
"Permanent Rubber Soft Liner"
William Stell DT
84 Old Kingston Rd. W.
PICKERING VILLAGE, Ajax
683-4294
After hours 428-8801
FREE CONSULTATION
GENERAL Home Improvements Moving,
drywall. taping, painting, Storage Plumbing
woodwi accoustcal ceilings.
'e.tu•ed cel Ings Very good MEN w ^ wr - ,+ w
-res. 30 years experience Call ho,Se^o 1 move res de^''tai. Licensed Plumber
S•eve. 668lo0124931
_ gs ( commercial a i'yoes or moves For quality work at
HOME rovemenrs and m Cal' Carl or ,arra 427-2855
p ;TF reasonable prices.
'epa,'s 3asemenis. ado- ons. I Call Ray at
doors, decks. lerces and trim
Al straeler Wood Working. 435 --- Painting, 282.7813
3207. (-F) FREE ESTIMATES
INTRODUCING -b+un Free
Decorati ng Serving
-y' 4 season "nyl decking Ajax 8 Pickering
ma'erai ,corsac arper-w or INTERIOR and pa.^
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basements. Per Ov dila^s and ar^, w;1;, Daperrg Good prices.
additions Reasonable rates.
9oo0 —' For hoe estimales.
Tax, Financial
•riendly professional service
ail vff . 5'56553. 1022593;__
Directory
Cap (416; 666-1573. (021893)
PROFESSIONAL painting arc
callings. se ent renovations
LA Nome Improvements
wa Pape' ^y^ O^e room or
ACCOUNTING Docrr.e,r_ r
-S.
Fos or quality 3 aifOMabie
e
w^oie house.'o
guaranteed wes'
a-! 'ax Dreca,V,:n ;:o' year
storage nits Now onenng hoe
'rove Call 42i
.110,; 140 po S too small Oua,y
eras or montniy Call Judy
prices Complete ntenor
worts ars^'C ^y �dranteeC Cola
(leis=. Aaounrarr 420-2061
renovations Pram ng,
43 -2595 ITFA
1,KS!g91
drywanng, taping, painting Cap
.`
bathrooms. home maintenance
Ron. 839.2610 days or a31 PROFESSIONAL Dairtng, into -
8644 after 6 and wee�e^Os .,Or and err••or dr+wan •apng.
(020293) piastenng a^d sc'ay Ca
Moving, A#'e0o or Heka. 723.1337 'F)
Storage Party
Services
MOVING?
We w - _.r J' y-- _y
a^yvil ary:'me Me-
a :rucks 'tar all Types c'
oyes Best rates. 'ree
estimates 10% d,scourt
fol seniors
$40 hr. ,3 up
Call 571-0755
;""noes and decks at dscourt
."le, prices. Res,denbal and
S.D.S. Orywa�, Systems
AJAX coving Systems - fun
- m m e r c i a l A work
Orywap. taping, framing. T.bar
serv.ces. '*tows. appliance and
-annt9eC.6835788 IC2C293r
callings. se ent renovations
pard specialists. teat rate or
Res,osntal and Commercial
hourly We now -ave Heated
HousecleaningStew
837-0405 '0202931
storage nits Now onenng hoe
'rove Call 42i
SABER Contractingall
�ew:^ ove
Larperiry. aaditiors.
HONEST, dependable pe-sor
'"novations. k 'c -ens.
HARRY O -THE -MOVERS
w':r '5 yaws experience. do
bathrooms. home maintenance
-c- Dig or sma, we or Ce
cleaning by the day. Rates. 345-
emergency service. furniture
:nem apt Free asivinates. se^ors
$65, every other Thursday
relinishing, q„aiily wort
discount, short notice moves.
avaable. Phan after 6 or leave
y^uaranleed 1 5 years
p a -os moved Comparable
message on machine. 576-
experience 686.29.5 ;TFEFG)
rates Can 43228W (TF)
4357 (020293)
JOURNEYMAN a ec:ric,an
RELIABLE house cleaner win
Special z N it service changes,
MAN vin^ 'ruck ands mer is
ng to do vacuurrxng. dusting.
'ew.' ^g, additions and
ao fou, moving ^e"as, prces o
bathrooms and floors.
rerovations. A!' work
fit your budget Special rates for
Reasonable rates. call 686-
guaranteed. Ire estimates Cap
sor om Starting at 330 r Gve
2(377. (013193)
420-6320 ITFA:
Pets a call at 576-9533 TFA L;
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FIGHT BACK!!
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promotions, openings.
tunoramers. Magic shows are
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RABBIT wan's wo'k doing
Magi for ch dren s *allies and
ail Occasions, have my Own
mag,can. Call Erno. 6681932
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Plumbing
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Experienced
Joumeyman Plumber
1., cc'JJ S-., ra'":S
S'all 's t)aserron:
ixas"rxr-s xi ;ars etc
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�ayt,me 42' 4174 Horne,
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OPTOMETRISTS
DR. E. GILLEZEAU 3 DR. M. FITZSIMMONS
WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BY APPOINTMENT
WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE
• Contact Lenses
• Blroc;lar Vsicr
• Percecrl.a;-esr.rg
• C,soers,rg of all Tyoes o'
-,a-es g CO^'acts
Pickering Corporate Centre
1305 Pickering Parkway $822
683-1175 839.5303
680 A_..^%ncer^er,s 680 A- -e- s 680Mr-
DENTAL OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENT
We at 927 Liverpool Rd. in Pickering, are thrilled to
give our clientele a warm cozy atmosphere to
experience the finest and most up to date dental
techniques as well as the most modern sterilization
techniques.
However for those who stall require even more
special care.
Dr. Mary Kay M.D. joins our staff to help you sleep
like a baby, while you have your dentistry done.
Also joining our staff is Dr. Steve Goldman,
(periodontist, a gum specialist, and Dr. David Eller
(an oral surgeon.)
We also offer evening hours
and Saturdays.
New Patients accepted
Emergencies seen immediately
839-5951
Keep Smiling
Drs. P. Goodman, S. Weiner
B. Labovitz, Y. Choi
927 Liverpool Rd. S.
Pickering, Ont.
671 Business
Personals
VALENTINE ;+*.., - -
.n '-y Dea_•'. D"'sona gilt
;oudo,I photograpry of yours*#
geasorabo pactages VaNn
• re calendar ava"abe Can
for
appo,ntr"ent. G H nnorograpry.
420-9370 :0210[
To place your
personalized in
me monam.
Call 576-9335 and let one
of our professional
advisors help you.
710 Births 710 Births
,3 ITS BOY
Brendar, Stepranie & Drother
Bailey Catney would 1!ke to announce
a new baby boy born Jar. 3rd. 1993
at 7 lbs. 4 oz., narneC Ardrew
Joseph.
COME AND WORSHIP
THESE CHURCHES
INVITE YOU TO
ATTEND THEIR
WORSHIP SERVICES
AMBERLEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
1820 Whites Rd. N.
THE FAMILY CHURCH
WORSHIP TIME
11:00 a.m.
Supervised Nursery
OWESTNEY HEIGHTS
BAPTIST CHURCH
Meeting at Applecroft Public School
S5 Coles Ave. North, Ajax
(Just East of LOEB Plaza)
MORNING WORSHIP 10:00 A.K
Rev. James Rendle, Pastor
686.1720
Dunbarton - Fairport United Church
1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering
839-7271
Worship b Church School
Church Service 10:30 a.m.
To Advertise
Your Church Service
Call Janice at 683-5110
Pickering Village United Church
300 Church St. N-, Ajax
683.4721
Rev. Howard Zurbrigg
Phyllis Spencer
Worship 3 Sunday School
10:30 a.m.
ST. ANDREW'S
PRESBYTERIAN
35 CHURCH ST. N.
PICKERING VILLAGE
683-7311
REV. JAMES BIGGS
WORSHIP b CHURCH SCHOOL
PICKERING STANDARD CHURCH
(METHODIST)
3595 Brock Road at Hwy. l
SUNDAY
Sunday School 10:15
Worship 11:00 a.rrt. Evenings 7.00
WED. 7:30
Bible Club • Children 4TatuMuk Bible Study
Come and llorship with us every Sunday.
PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, IM
THANK YOU DURHAM SALE!
FOR MAKING VILLAGE, "THE FAMILY DEALERSHIP" DURHAM'S LARGEST CHRYSLER DEALER
IN A ROW. REMEMBER WHY; HONESTY, INTEGRITY,
10 YEARS PRICE, SELECTION AND SERVICE.
BRAND NEW_'�_
BRAND NEW --- 3
1993 VOYAGER
112 PRICE AIR, 112 PRICE ROOF 1993 SUNDANCE 4 DRI
_
RACK, 1/2 PRICE 7 PASS. 1 Auto., air, tinted glass, floor mats, AWFM
V6, 7 pass., air, auto., roof rack, flood stereo, buckets, dual mirrors.
THANK lights, floor mats, moulding, rear wiper. $1,250 REBATE OR THANK
YOU PRICE $1,000 REBATE OR 5.9%FINANCING $6
9
YO�pR��E
51999*
5.9% FINANCING �
SAVE! 1992 COLT 1992 DYNASTY LUXURY!
ftludes auto.. buckets. front whee; arrve. AAWFM. plus much ' Includes auto-, V6. v. hrt, :-.; se. WXY sass.. 50/50 seat. plus
more " Stk. +P3729. much more. " Stk. aP37
SALE $ SALE 9 O PERST 3780° 15600*CW$13,995°° A ���
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