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510 + 40 GST - 55 cents Vol. 112 No. 38 1 -
What the
candidates
will spend
to win your
vote Oct. 25
AJAX-PICKERING - A federal election candidate
here can spend about S8210X) in their quest to represent
you in Ottawa
Elections Canada reports an Ontario Riding cindidate
can spend up to $82.151.90 in a 47 -clay election campaign
that draws to a clot: when voters go to the polls OL t. 25.
(That amount may increwc slightly as votes not enu-
merated in Last year's constitutional referendum are added
to the list of those eligible to vote in the upccNning elec-
tion.)
The amount a can-
didate can spend
v a r i e s
according to
the geo-
graphical size
and populati(xt
ME 93
of the riding in
which he or she is seeking election. Thane figures are then
indexed to a national average.
Ontario Riding, which encompasses Aiax. Pickering
and part of Whitby, is the third largest electoral district in
Canada.
It covers 361 square kilometres and, as of the last enu-
meration, is home to 117.226 voters. (The average riding
has 62,000 voters.)
6 More election stories
Pages 3 & 4
If candidates here reached their spending limit, they'd
each fork out about 70 cents per voter.
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Heres what your
candidates are Planning to spend:
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Chrysler contract Grote Sunday estim tes sperld X000.
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" D Liberal candidate Dan McTeague wont say how
€ AJAX - Chrysler Canada workers hen: will vote on a tentative contract Sunday. much he'll
The Canadian Auto Workers and the auto maker reached a deal late Tuesday night, p Nabonal Party candidate Robert McMenemy says
averting a strike by minutes.he doesn't know how much he'll spend, but it will be less
CAWchief negotiator Larry Bauer predicts a "good majority" of Chrysler wans kewill than the rnaximttm albwed
V* MEni-Annimm ratify the cont 0 New Democratic Party candidate Lynn Jacklin
The three-year deal gives wage increases of two, 1.5 and one per cent to the workers, won't say how much she'll spend.
whose current average hourly wage is $18.20. D Reform Party candidate Don Sullivan expects to
See UNION.—Page S spend between $25,000 and $30,000.
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AJAX-PICKERING -Liberal candidate jurisdiction creation of jobs, job security and
Dan McTeague and volunteers will go "door- how the environment would be affected by an
to -door, street -by -street, poll -by -poll, town -by- airport in Pickering.
town" during the federal election campaign. " Having Jean Chretien as the party leader
Making contact with Ontario Riding voters "gives us an advantage," Mr. McTeague says.
by canvassing or telephoning is having a "dra- "I canvassed in 1988 for John Turner and
matic impact," he says. To date, Mr. I'm a lot more comfortable campaigning with
McTeague and his team have canvassed 45 per Dan McTeague Mr. Chretien."
cent of the riding, which takes in Ajax, Picker- Mr. McTeague says his "isn't a campaign
ing and most of Whitby. that goes out and spends money foolishly. Money is
Voters have cited as key local issues under federal hard to raise in the first instance."
National Party leader
a I positive' influence
AJAX-PICKERING - National Party of flyers and signs, as well as participate in
Canada leader Mel Hurtig will help the all -candidates' debates. He'll be canvass -
fledgling party gain strides in the upcom- ing door-to-door "a bit, not too much."
ing election, Ontario Riding candidate He says he doesn't know how much
Robert McMenemy believes. he'll spend on his campaign, but predicts
Seeking office for the first time in the he won't hit the maximum allowable limit
Oct. 25 election, Mr. McMenemy calls of about $82,000.
Mr. Hurtig "a well-known Canadian. I see The economy is the biggest issue in the
him as a posiuve influence. He adds a cer-
tain amount of legitimacy to a party that's hard
to find."
In his bid to become MP for Ajax, Pickering
and Whitby, Mr. McMenemy plans to distribute
election, he says. It s definitely got to be
the number -one issue with everybody these days.
You don't have to dig too deeply to find the pain
people have with the current economic situa-
tion."
Yabelp':Audre
NDP candidate
AJAX-PICKERING - Having Audrey
THE DAYS AHEAD
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McLaughlin as the leader of the New Demo-
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cratic Party is "definitely a help," says
FOOD CITY (AJAX)
"Students are upset transfer payments
Ontario Riding candidate Lynn Jacklin.
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"She comes across very sincerely. People
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have been cut. University students have to
appreciate her honesty and integrity," Ms.
Wff
pay more."
Jacklin says.
M&M HEATS (AIAX"M)
Ms. Jacklin says that, in order to deliver
She notes that, among voters she's met Lynn
Jacklin her campaign message, she'll "probably use
during her campaigning, job security and job
every method available", including door -to -
creation are the main issues. Including people who
door canvassing and attending public forums.
have stopped looking for work, the unemployment
She won't say how much her campaign will cost,
rate in Ontario Riding is about 25 per cent, Ms.
but adds, "It certainly won't be as high as the other
Jacklin says.
candidates. We don't have corporate donations. All
Other issues cited by the electorate are the
our money comes from individual donations."
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Tory knocking on lots of doors
AJAX-PICKERING - Cam- The economy and related top- and the deficit is the biggest issue
paigning for re-election as the ics such as taxes, unemployment in the election, Mr. Soetens says.
area's MP means pounding the
pavement and knocking on lots
of doors for Rene Soetens.
The Tory
incumbent, hop-
ing for victory
when voters go
to the polls Oct. F '�
25, is canvassing
homes almost
every day. Mr. Rene Soetens
Soetens esti-
mates he'll spend $60,000 in a
campaign that includes distribut-
ing literature, telephone work by
volunteers and visiting lots of
public places.
So far, he says, the unpopular-
ity of former Tory Prime Minis-
ter Brian Mulroney hasn't
become an issue.
"I've gotten to a lot of doors.
Maybe on two occasions some-
one has raised the name Brian
Mulronev. It's hard to sav
whether it will hurt or won't hurt.
It's not being raised."
But current Prime Minister
Kim Campbell is proving herself
an asset to the campaign, he
adds. "Kim Campbell is a posi-
tive asset at the door. They hke
the way she's handling herself. I
believe her position as our leader
will be positive.'
gobs, taxes,
crime top
issues,says
Reformer
AJAX-PICKERING -
Job creation, tax reduction
and combating crime are
the most important elec-
tion issues to Reform Part,.
candidate Don Sullivan.
"Those — -_1
are issues I
hear about
in o s t "
w h e n
knocking
on doors,
h o s t i n g Don Sullivan
p u b l i c
information meetings and
speaking at all -candidates'
debates, Mr. Sullivan
explains.
He believes the Reform
Party is gaining momen-
tum in Ontario Riding and
across Canada and credits
leader Preston Manning for
"sending our message (of
reform) loud and clear."
Mr. Sullivan sees Mr.
Manning as an asset to his
campaign. "He's a man
with a great sense of
humor ... He's not flip-flop-
ping on issues. He's not
running around water ski-
ing or flipping hamburg-
ers.
"I'm so proud of that
man. I realize more than
ever how dedicated he is."
Mr. Sullivan calls Mr.
Manning's wife Sandra
"the Reform Party's secret
weapon" and applauds the
bi-weekly support tapes
she sends to the spouses of
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PICKE"4G - A Pickering man
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ly been going on for a year through -
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Cops believe a man was the
Pickering and now living in Toron-
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to has also been charged.
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The investigation is continuing.
Union man 'pleased' with contract
FROM PAGE 1
Other provisions include one more week of holidays, improved pensions
and the addition of a third shift at the Windsor minivan plant.
The union is estimating the third
shift at Windsor will create 650
new jobs and the entire contract n
will create more than 1,000 jobs. THREE -ON THREE
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of making cars and parts. With this
contract, it'll be business as usual." Sunday, W 3 -
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You can make
the difference
The United Way needs your help.
Its 1993 campaign is under way and organizers are looking to
the community for support. This year's campaign slogan is )'ou
Can Make The Difference and the fund-raising goal is set at "Sl
million plus".
The local United Way provides funding to 26 agencies, such as
Big Brothers and Big Sisters, the Distress Centre, APPLE House
for battered women- and their children, the VON, the Red Cross,
Community Care, and Durham Save -A -Heart. One in three fami-
lies in Ajax and Pickering is touched by the United Way each
year.
The need for services for abused women and children, troubled
teens, seniors without support and families in conflict is increas-
ing at a tremendous rate.
Since 1971, the United Way of Ajax -Pickering has contributed
S8.5 million to agencies providing human care services in
Durham Region.
But it doesn't happen without a lot of work and community
support. Government cutbacks and the current economic climate
make the need for these services even greater.
Residents are urged to dig deep and help out in any way they
can. Your donation will help make it possible for United Way
agencies to continue their work and make a difference in the lives
of those less fortunate. Those who can't help financially can take
part by volunteering some spare time to ensure that this year's
campaign is a successful one.
The United Way depends on community spirit. Helping others
help others is what it's all about. Remember, you can make the
difference.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Better research skills needed
To the editor,
In a recent letter headed
"Better support of education
needed" Mark Holland attacks
your editorial and MP Rene
Soetens.
Mr. Holland's comments
indicate that, as a university
student, he still has much to
learn, especially in the skills
of gathering facts and arriving
at logical conclusions.
Mr. Soetens' level of inter-
action with constituents, his
constant availability and
countless hours of service. and
his involvement in govern-
ment since 1988 are indeed
worthy of the term you used
— excellent.
In his reference to an arti-
cle in another well known
newspaper (which completely
misquoted MP Soetens) Mr.
Holland uses this erroneous
material to support his illogi-
cal opinion.
For the record, Mr. Soetens
was responding to a question
from the reporter regarding
those commodities his con-
stituents most often proposed
be GST exempt.\ Mr. Soetens
indicated that on this list —
"books did not rate". Had Mr.
Holland seen fit to ask his MP
he might have determined the
truth.
Similarly, to use this misin-
formation in support of his
contention that this proves
Rene is "undermining" and
"dismissing" education indi-
cates that Mr. Holland is still
in need of further instruction
in the researching of facts and
the assembly of cogent argu-
ment.
Roy Hubbard,
Ajax
Have your say: What do you believe the top election issue is?
Job well done
To the editor,
Congratulations for a job well done to
Don and Bev Rogers of Signet Signs,
Maurice O'Connor and the many other
farmers and the tractor trailer drivers
who recently organized and delivered
100 tons of hay to the stricken farmers in
the flood areas of Missouri. They make
us all proud to live in the region of
Durham. Their hard work and generosity
to our American friends in their time of
need is to be commended.
If this is the meaning of the term
neighbors, then what a great bunch of
neighbors they are to have around.
Andy Cobean
Pickering
Marlene Kbouri says, "I'm a Suzanne Vaillancourt says,
small business owner and a Wayne Walters says, "Stimu- "The education system. We need
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Aj7aEx MTWoOMwn offices
shut to save costs
By KEITH GILLIGAN
Staff Reporter
AJAX - Town offices will be
closed for several days around
Christmas and the new year,
including a shutdown of three
days to save costs as dictated by
the provincial social contract.
The closure will give adminis-
trative staff an extra -long Christ-
mas holiday — from Dec. 24 to
Jan. 3.
The administrative offices at
the Town hall, at the Chambers
Dr. location, Ajax Community
Centre, fire hall, works and transit
departments will be closed Dec.
28 to 30 thanks to the social con-
tract. But, recreation facilities
will be open, buses will operate
and garbage will be picked up
those days.
Ajax council decided in July to
close Town administrative offices
for three days to cover the
Town's share of the social con-
tract. At that time, council hadn't
decided what days to shut down
offices.
At council's executive and
development committee meeting
on Thursday, mayor Jim Witty
said, "It's a necessary evil, some-
thing we have to do. I don't like
it, but we don't have any choice."
The closure will cause "the
least amount of disruption possi-
ble to the services we provide."
Town offices will close at 5
p.m. Thursday, Dec. 23 and
reopen at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 4.
Garbage and Blue Box collec-
tion will still be handled from
Dec. 28 to 31.
To ensure services aren't dis-
rupted during the three -da} peri-
od, non -administrative staff in the
parks and recreation, transit and
fire departments will arrange for
separate time off.
Employees in the works
department will have Nov. 11 off
and they will have to arrange for
two other days of unpaid leave.
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Friday sports
Pickering High
Trojans, Dunbarton High Spartans prepare for gridiron wars
By AL RIVE'IT
Coming off a disappointing loss
will have know-how at quarterback
On offence, junior team graduate
ing and Dwyer is anyone's guess. I
Sports Reporter
to the Oshawa Paul Dwyer Saints in
with pivot Cameron Lee running the
Sean Meredith will handle the quar-
would think defensively we're very
AJAX-PICKERING -The foot-
last year's Lake Ontario Secondary
offence again this season. Last
terbacking chores for the Spartans.
tough. The offence will make some
ball season is heating up again for
School Athletics (LOSSA) champi-
year's backfield is also intact with
In the backfield, returnees Sean
mistakes, but as they play together,
two local high school senior football
onship, the Trojans will be hungry to
Damian Bowen, Nathaniel Covent
Perry and Shane Rosati will be
they'll come together," says Kaiser.
teams.
attone and get back on top.
and Kevin Sylvester returning to the
joined by newcomers Adam Van
The Pickering High Trojans and
While the perennially powerful
This season, Pickering High pos-
fold. Returning wide receivers are
Stavern and Darren Walker. The
the Dunbarton High Spartans got the
Pickering High School Trojans senior
sesses loads of experience on both
Kevin Forde and Khary Adams.
offensive line will feature two
season under way with the annual
team will be even more so
sides of the ball, especially at the so-
In terms of weaknesses, Hiron
returning linemen.
East/West game at the Oshawa Civic
kthis season, it could be a
k
called skilled positions on offence.
says opponents will be hard-pressed
The defence will be filled with
Stadium Thursday night. The results
!rebuilding year for the
"It should be a good season.
to find an Achilles heel on his club
"We
new recruits this season, with the
weren't known at our press deadline
area's other football
We're definitely at the peak of the
this year. have very few holes
exception of returning tackle Evan
Thursday.
squad — the Dunbarton High School
cycle in terms of being at the top
to fill."
Sandilands and returning linebacker
The Trojans play their annual
Spartans.
end," says Trojans' head coach Gra-
Meanwhile, the Dunbarton Spar-
Pat Haley.
exhibition game today, Friday, Sept.
The Trojans should be considered
ham Hiron. "We have an awful lot
tans seniors are also looking toward
Despite a rookie -filled roster,
17, against Scarborough's Sir John
armed and dangerous going into the
of players with a minimum of two
a successful season, despite fielding
Kaiser is convinced enthusiasm and
A. Macdonald Black Scots at 2 p.m.
fall football campaign and, barring
years in senior football, so they have
a relatively green line-up. Eighteen
toughness exhibited by the team will
Pickering opens the LOSSA regular
anything unforeseen, will be the team
a lot of experience."
returnees are back with the Spartans.
go a long way in giving the league's
season against the Uxbridge High
to beat in the senior ranks this season.
Twenty-six players will return
"We have a fairly good mix (of
top teams all they can handle this
School Tigers at Uxbridge on Thurs-
BREW YOUR OWN
from last year's Pickering High
new and experienced players)," says
season.
day, Sept. 23.
BEER & WINE
team, 10 will be back on offence,
Peter Kaiser, who's back for his
"We don't have a lot of size, but
Meanwhile, the Spartans open
AT 1/2 THE RETAIL CO
with another 16 returning on
eighth season as head coach of the
certainly the players have a lot of
the LOSSA season against Oshawa
defence.
senior Spartans. "But, I would say
enthusiasm. Whether we'll be a
Donevan at Dunbarton High on
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we're in a rebuilding stage."
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deadline for Billboard items is 10
a.m. the Monday prior to Wednes-
day publication, 10 a.m. the
Wednesday prior to Friday publica-
tion and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior
to Sunday publication.
CABARET: Dickering West Hili
Musca Theatre's Cabaret '93.
Good Times. opens Fri . Sept. 17 of
the Village Retirement Centre Audi-
torium. 1955 Valley Farm Rd. Cur-
tain 8 15 p m Cola buffet, licensed
under LLBO Addironol evening
performances Sept 18. 24. 25. Oct
1. 2 Sunday brunch show Sept 26
Tickets 839-9705.
CRAFT DEADLINE: ori.. Sept 17 is
the ceaai ^e 'o 000k a table for an
Arts 'N Crafts sale at the Ajax -Pick-
ering General Hospi*oi Tables are
S35. plus 15 per cent of proceeds
Funds to buy new hospital equip -
mer` The sale will be held from 1
to 4 p.m Sot. Oct. 2. No commer-
cial vendors 428-1407
PRE -TEEN DANCE: 'he Picker'ng
Recrec^on Complex. 1867 Valley
Farm Rid, marks its i0th anniversary
with a pre -teen dance Fri.. Sept 17.
7 to 10 p.l in the banquet hall.
42G-4621
MD DRIVE: Pickerng firefighters
noid *ne r annual drive to raise
.funds for Muscular Dystrophy
research Fn . Sept 77, Sat. Sept 18
and Sun., Sept. 19. Voluntary toll
bootes will be set up at various
mous and shopping centres for
aonations. 839-8095.
YARD/BAKE SALE: The Pregnan-
cy -+e p Ce—e o` Du'ham holds a
yard sole and bake sale Sat. SeQt
18. 8 a.m to 1 p m , 127 Perry St .
Whitby (a block north of Hwy. 2)
Donations of usable yard and bake
sale items accepted Fri. Sept 17. 9
a m to S p m 430-0805
CLOTHING SWAP: A swap of
used. wearable children's clottling
wil be held Sat. Sept 18. 10 a m
CORRECTION
NOTICE
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to 1 p.m., in the gym of the Christian
Life Centre, corner of Rovenscroft
and Rossland Rds.. Ajax. Sizes new-
born to 16 Donations accepted at
the church beginning Sept 13 427-
9025 (Morgann Jardine). 430-0704
(Linda Mitchell).
NUTRITION: The Ajax Public
Library hosts a wellness seminar Sat,
Sept 18, 10 a.m to 1 p.m , at the
main branch, 65 Harwood Ave S A
nutritionist discusses Fooe and Nutri-
tion Tips for Smarter Weight Man-
agement S20. Pre -registration a
must 683-4000.
DOLL SALE: A dol snow and sale
will be held Sat., Sept 18 from 10
a.m to 4 p.m at Greenwood Unit-
ed Church, Hwy 7 and Wes-ney
Rd . north Pickering Antique. artist,
reproduction porce'ai^ ona ninio-
ture dolls Proceeas 'o the c^urc�"s
renova• o^ fund 683-3589 ; %=r ,)
BAZAAR, BAKE SALE: Residents of
Westwood Manor seniors' home
hold their annual fall bazaar and
bake sale Sat., Sept. 18. 10 a.m to 3
p.m. The home is at the corner of
Westney Rd. S and Harwood Ave.
S., Ajax 683-9696 (Jack Syme)
CHRISTIAN SINGLES: Christian Sin-
gles Serving Christ host a coffee
house Sat., Sept. 18. 7:30 p m , at
the Christian Life Centre, corner of
Rossland and Ravenscroft Rds .
Ajax A video series, Christian Sin-
gles What Matters, will be shown.
686-6193 (Julie), 929-0826 (Ruth).
728-9720 (Verna)
YARD/BAKE SALE: The Pregnancy
Help Centre of Durham holds a
yard sale and bake sale Sat.. Sept
18. 8 a.m to 1 p m , 127 Perry St .
W�itby (a block north of Hwy 2)
Donations or usaole yard and bake
sale *e -s acceotea -r . Sep' 17, Q
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SOCCER: The Ajax Warriors Soc-
cer Club hosts its indoor soccer reg-
istration Sat , Sept 18 from 10 a m.
to 2 p m and on Wed . Sept 22
from 7 to 9 p m of the clubhouse
(Ajax Community Centre grounds).
All games played on Sundays Vol-
unteers needed for coaches and
referees. $65 per player 683-9046
(Denis) or 427-4789 (Pam)
BROOMBALL: Registration for the
Picker ng Complex Ladies' Broom -
ball Leagues at the Pickering Town
Centre (near Consumers Distribut-
ing) on Sat, Sept 18 from 10 am. to
3 p m The non -contact league
plays at the Pickering Recreation
Complex Friday nights. 839-4696
SKATE EXCHANGE: A skate ona
spots E?Q_<)ment exc'^ange w oe
heed at Lakeside Duo; c Sc -00
Pa•kes Dr . Ajax on So* . Seo'
Your calendar
of coming events
8 30 a m to noon Items can be
dropped off Fri., Sept 17 between
5.30 and 8 p.m 686-3014.
GARAGE SALE: A multi -family
garage sale will be held Sat., Sept
18, 9 a m to 2 p.m at 57 Farrow
Cres (Finley Ave and Parkes Dr
area) All proceeds to the Ajax .
Major Atoms 'AA' hockey team
Rain date Sun., Sept 19. 686-2962
KIDS' KARAOKE: Imagination Sta-
tion hosts a children's karaoke Sat.
Sept 18. noon to 3 p m Prizes to all
participants, Whites Rd Plaza, Hwy
2 and Whites Rd , Pickering 831-
7323 (Beth)
SCOUTING FUND-RAISER: The 1st
Port of OWASCO Sea Scou's will se:l
ho' dogs and refreshmen's So* .
Sep' 18. 10 a m to 5 p m , at Swa^s
o. Liverpool Rd near La,(e
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Troubleshooters roll into
Centrefield's this weekend
AJAX-PICKERING - Centre -
field's is goin' country this week-
end.
The Pickering nightclub fea-
tures country band Troubleshoot-
ers Friday and Saturday from 9
p.m. to I a.m. On Sunday,
karaoke begins at 9 p.m. with
prizes of gold rings for those who
take part between 9 and 10. Call
837-1850.
To find out where the rest of
the entertainment action is this
weekend, just follow this guide:
BOURBON BAYLY'S: The
play folk with a splash of rock `n'
roll Friday and Saturday from
8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Call 839-
8387.
LORD BYRONS: Lord
Byrons has relaxing piano music
on Friday and Saturday nights to
enjoy with your dinner. The music
starts at 7. Call 686-7000.
DONA Y MIGUELS: For
your dining pleasure, Dona Y
Miguels has a Mexican singer
every Friday and Saturday night
from 7 to 10. Call 686-4468.
TUDOR ROSE: INA: The
bar has karaoke on Friday, start-
ing at 9 p.m. Laff Trax Comedy is
back at Bourbon Bayly's Oct. 9.
Tickets are S5 and available at the
bar now. Mentalist Mike Mandel
will appear Oct. 16. Call 427-
1888.
HARP & THISTLE PUB:
Allan Martin plays a wide variety
of music Friday and Saturday
from 9 p.m. to I a.m. There's
karaoke on Sunday from 7 to 11
p.m. Call 428-0943.
Coconutz Taps & Eats: The
Ajax nightspot has karaoke with
Lou & Lance on Wednesdays,
starting at 6 p.m. There's a mix of
DJ music Thursday through Sun-
day. Call 686-1549.
JOKERS: Jokers has the
country music of Limber Lost
Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m.
to 1 a.m. There's a jam session on
Sunday from 4 to 8 p.m. Call
427-0337.
FOC & FLOWERPOT:
There's an open jazz jam session
with the Jazz Cars at the Fox &
Flowerpot Thursday nights from
8 to l 1 p.m. Call 428-2162.
KERRY INN: The Irish
showband Par 3 plays Irish
favorites Friday and Saturday
from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Call 428-
8790.
MONKEY BAR & GRILL:
The Midnight Ramblers, a
Rolling Stones tribute band, play
Saturday night, starting around 9.
Q107 Rockin' Fridays with host
Deanna Nason feature a dance
party, Rockin' Go Go dancers
and lots of prizes. Tuesdays, the
$1,000 Karaoke Challenge offers
prizes and a giant final competi-
tion. There's a Hot Dance Mix
Party on Thursdays. Call 619-
1236.
THE MEETING HOUSE:
The Meeting House features one-
man boogie band Jimmy Fraser
this weekend. The local favorite,
who plays all sorts of music, is on
stage Friday and Saturday from 9
P.M. to 1 a.m. and Sunday from 7
to l 1 p.m. Call 8394744.
GLEENER'S: Gleener's has
the country and western music of
Bill & Brad Friday and Saturday
from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 am. Call '
683-7952.
SECOND STOREY: The
Second Storey has wet -T-shirt
night Friday with a $50 prize to
the winner. There's a corn roast
on Saturday. On Sunday, a pool
tourney starts at 3 p.m and later
that night is Free -for -All Sundays
with DJ music. There's a karaoke
contest on Wednesdays, after 9
P.m. The finals of the contest will
be held in two weeks with a grand
Prize of a trip to the sunny south
and four $100 cash prizes. Call
683-2940.
TUDOR ARMS: The Tudor
Arms has Jim 10'Grady, who'll '
.I. . . .•..•►�..r•i�l!/r1
I
Tudor Rose Inn has country and
western music with Todd Nolan
Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m.
to 1 a.m. Call 428-1815.
KANGAROOS: Wednesdays,
local bands jam from 9:30 p.m. to
midnight. Kangaroos hosts the
Ragweed Jazz Band each Thurs-
day from 9 p.m. to midnight. Call
839-6845.
ROYAL SCOT: Don the DJ
spins the discs Friday through
Sunday night. There's karaoke
Tuesday nights starting at 9. Call
683-6657.
THE NEWS ADVEWMER FRIDAY, SEPTEIYIBER 17, L"3 -PAGE H
SEPT. 18TH at 11:00 a.m.
JAY'S TATTOO FANTASY & TANNING
Clean, Sterile, Friendly Studio
New needles every tattoo
• Lots of designs or create your own
- Reasonable rates for Tattoos & Tanning
OPEN HOUSE SPECIAL
FOR TANNING
- 10 sessions for 350"' and receive 10 more for
1/2 price. Split the session with a friend.
Located at:
1 477 Bayly St. Book Appointments Today
Pickering 831-0509 "A
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' Quantity Means Ouslity - advertise both Oshawa -Whitby This Week (576-9335) and Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser (798-7672) Combined Pressrun of 103,000 every Friday -1
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This
100 Careers 100 Careers 1 110 General Help 120 Office Help 130 Sales genitts Day Care 220 Articles 220 Articles
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165 Available For Sale
IIOMEMAKERS-MATURE t IF b a sin b PORTABLE d'snwasher. ENTERTAINMENT wall system.
almond ! ght wood Du•cher mast? !,,cl Dna' nas two and
block lop. Ike new. $375 units with ught bridge. glass
Toshiba microwave. like new. rack, full mirror. audloavideo
$135 Can 721-0088 (091993) section. 72x101- Original
WASHERS Dryers. Fridges $1300. askinq $500 623-0m48.
Stoves - new and reconditioned. CONTENTS " 14 cu Ircige, selt-
$225 and up of reconditioned clean ng oven. heavy duly
washers. $1 75 and up forrecon warner. dryer. stereo TV.
ditoned dryers $175 and up for microwaves. brass. lamps, wai-
econd t oned 'ridges and n.,t sne! ,nes. stereo cabmen.
LOVING 'nether with medical stoves Also coin Operated assorted furnishings. records.
experience providing a sate and washer and dryers boots. also 1983 Chrysler Call
stimulating environment for your Stephenson's Furniture and 831.7064 1092193)
chis. Organized indoor,outdoor Appliances 227 Court St
.c.,:Kn, acatc^and utiltzc'thclrl skills within an office
-n,,!nmrrel Any cmpioycd Individual ma} apply for thi%
anicuiar PnIggram Cavi to Inquire ajf>. .tan :C !:nmh
1 a'. ca
1 -+using for the aNwc Durham Rcgi,irl AUI crrurccs
1.: Chi F,y
VJr (•DI CAREER DF-YELIWMENT I%SnT1 TV
TI* Wil - ►Ln Vie kikx Stunk Vi
Otaki , (W -4k, I. U 711
(416) •334-R:x�
DURHAM REGION % T
s u• you are Sing or g
dents ,part time telemarketing parent or separated or divorced
positions available to those 18 with three years work
years of age and older. $7 -hr. All experience, you may quality for
training provided to those who financial assistance or t you are
quality. Call 420-6991 to arrange over 45 and have recently been
an interview. (TF) lard oh. you may quality for tra
iin-
ng assistance DIP/CERT.
ORGANIST/CHOIR director - Lotus. Wordperfect. D -base,
two manual pipe organ, Senior word. accpac. bedford. autoced.
and Jun or choirs, expanding Ventura. pagermaker. Harvard.
diverse music prgrarrs. Send Corel, Computer Programming
resume to: Search Commmee, and Systems Analyist. Cobol,
Knox Presbyterian Church. 147 Pascal and C. Macintosh, Quark
Simcos St. N. Oshawa. Ont. Express. and Illustrator. Durham
L1G4S6. (081793) Business Computer College.
DEMONSTRATORS - for bather
427-3010. (TF) SALES Dersora wt� manage-
ment potential demonstrating
activities with nutritious meals
provided. Fullipart time, beforel
Oshawa 576-7448 (TFALL) CARPET , have several 1000
yards of -few Stainmaster and
care product showing major
Sales Help/ Canals tasted growing bather
after school. Highbush area.
FOR sale, clearance wedding 100% nylon carpet. "'! carpet
department stores. Oshawa.
130 Agents =are products. Oshawa. Whitby.
9
Any age' 420-7198. (091993)
gowns. New and once worn your living room and Hall for
Whitby. Pickering. Call 891.
7534 (TFl
P ckenng. 891-7534. (TF)
DAYCARE available in my
s5o-s500 Size 5-16. As Is. cash $360 Price Includes carpet, pad
HAIRDRESSER -NAIL Tech.
nican/Esthetiaal an wanted to
rent space or comm., !ow rent, in
a friendly atmosphere Call 837-
5406.(092693)
WAREHOUSE Heb required, a
Pickering company requires an
experienced warehouse person
THIS person should be ex.
Perienced In receiving and
shipping. If you aro qualified.
please send resume to File
X6104. Oshawa This Week.
P 0 Box 481, Oshawa. Ont
L 1 H 71-5. (092393)
WANTED 30 AZ driven. Chan
abstracl. 3 years experience
,CC medical. Call 725-9324.
(0917931
BECOME a Flonst Designer in
lust three weeks. Full training
and business set up. One on
-- one. Learn the trade, the seaeb
Car e g Q General Help at k ted w`� fro home a
105 Trdlnlnq
shop. High Wdn. Also available
OPENING Soon - Crah School on VHS. Day and evenings
and Smhag Business Training. DEMONSTRATORS/SALES - classes. Over 45 and recently
Want o loam a craft '"h high commissioned $700+ Award laid Oft from a cab may quality for
pro", 436ch 0310. Want to teawinning product. Majordepart full asslstancs. Call Carver
a craft? Phone 436-1991. meat stops In your area. No ex School at Floral Design after 3
Parker" necessary We tram p.m. . 436-0310 or 4361664.
110 General Help caw 1-800-361-8723 ITF) (091793)
AUTO body prep person fully
APPLICATIONS being accepted
for the following positions:
• Nght assembly
• PIcklinWPalcking
• sorterWtaiggers
• general tabour
Must have safety boots and a positive
attitude. Apply in Person Only from
9 a -m. - 3 p -m.
AIMCO Labour Lease
1719 Lawrence Ave. E. Suite 201
(previous applicants need not apply)
No phone equines please -
experienced needed for busy
shop in Oshawa Apply at
Maaco Auto Painting and Body
Work. 710 Wilson Rd. S or cal
5791000 (o92393)
EARN 11500/weekiy mailing
letters. assembling light
products fromhome. Canadian
companes (416) 631-4791
VConsumers Gas
PART TIME
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
Experience in appliance sales an
asset.
Please apply with resume to:
101 Consumers Dr., Whitby
Ontario L1 N 1 C4
Attention: Terry Hodgson
home. reliable hapoy safe only. 427"5108. (091993)
and installation 30 yards
env,ror.ment, hot lunches, GAS stoves by CROSLEY
Steve' 1416) 287-5072. ('"
snacxs Provided. Fenced yard Ouaty construcvon, excellent
EXCELLENT .ordmon bather
and play area. Ages 2 and up wavarties at affordable paces
sofa ove sea' 3w!y sofa oed.
BaylyiWastshore area. Cal 420- Check cut CROSLEy !irsr
stereo and. Monrgeau cid).
2759. (092293) Harks Appkancs. 191 Biba St.
toys. oftce turn Curer s upooes.
RELIABLE daycare in loving, E. 06 Oshawa 728-4043,
outdoor turnaure. appliances
safe. stimulating smoke free COMPUTER package. IBM
a^d more 420-OC78 (092293)
name. 17 years expe,,f CO. compa' b,e dial disc drive,
Sat., Sept. 18, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
references, babies welcome monitor and star printer $50C
111 ArticlesValley
clexibb hours. Major Oaks and 683-7513 10922931
230
Farm area. 686-7954
Wanted
DAYCARE available n my Articles
230
Tr101rf ipplCarlK deed not apply.
nome '4 years. Hcr lunches. Wanted
Oshawa This Week, P.O. Bat
481, Oshawa, Ont. 1-114 71-5.
snacks provided Playroom. ass
ATTENTION=ARMERS Darts
aanrrtes.large fecedingander. WANTED a: des
v, red -on -Valle erguson
Wastrel Rd. and Delaney. Call was -or arc dryers. work rg or
510 410 or 30C comb ne
428-7042. Lots at TLC. (09 1993) or Also warted pickup :ruck
:`ease call 985 3183 after S
TENDER _ovep care green for inewe• •nar 1978 Cau
D'r1 (091793) ,
Marts and pre-school age. Pcil ling. 4268833. (TFALL)
gllnrlin.1ped. No
-ocil. Dont, please call 839- -
INCOME
4655 091993)^50 Garage Yard
WANT to gel out for dinner or a L Sales
250 Garage/Yard
Sales
TO. e1 Mature wo-en w
cas!onal evenings Own
5 FAMILY GARAGE SALE
••ansportanon, references (a
smoker) s5 hr Please leave
Sat., Sept 18, 9 a.m- - 3 p.m-
-essage. 683-9076 ,0_91993)
68-64 Pearce Dr., Westney A Rossland
WESTNEY RC.Rands Rd
Toys. oeoy 'e^S. (rc-o r pcy^e'S. pike 3 --c- -o,e
Mol^e• 0' lnree. day or
135 Skilled Help
effilli. Pan or full tree LOft
repairs.
of lays. game. 'unr Close 10 Out
YAIR " S_A LE
, ns Bay School Call anytime.
ne #6073
686-5784 (092693)
Sat., Sept. 18, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
DAYCARE provided .n my
101 Range Rd., Ajax
nor•vl. %11,part INTO. hoary, (tor
For-
evenings. Saes
Ina shopping tnpl. All ages. hot
A wide selection!
unChee, snacks arovided. New
Tr101rf ipplCarlK deed not apply.
SUNSHADE Bunds and Drapery GlencaN area (OaxeGbnairi l
requ-res n store sates help CAN Sally. 420-9237 (091793) GARAGE SALE
Neatappearance. Q1e�'s�"' MOTHERof too to provide tug 5525 Park Cres., Pickering
service are mandatory. You or Dart time daycare -n my Rain or Shine.
must have Some woonenCe n I'll Age 4 and up. L91C0X1
window coverings. call Chanty Ave. Public School aha. Please Sat., Sept. 18, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
at 428-0937 (092393) call 683-0490 (091993)
References 78F (24htrs) GROUND Is"opportunrry-new
(100593) Oshawa based company seeps 150 HOW Medical DUFFINS daY Learning Centre
two protesswral sats reps With --�" as spaces ava,labse. 1e 2 FAMILY YARD SALE
SHOPPERS Drug Mart Picker- knowledge d Durham Regain al Dental montns-5 years• and nursery Sat Sept. 18 8 a m. - 2 p m
Ing Town Centre requires ex-
businesses Excellent
penenced temporary, full tore
renumeration. Serious ap-
postal cork for full service retail
plicants only. Call 434-3648.
postal outlet. Apply within or fax
offix caw„-irir.7,/,
resume to: 831-7679. Attention
135 Skilled Help
Cindy. No Phone cats please.
(ow=)
repairs.
EXPEREtICED CUSTODIAL 5 MADITENANCE
•' -
5 York St., Ajax
EXPERIENCES hairstylist
(Harwood/401 area)
(salary plus commission) to -
kir aflenfoo 11(BYarlr111 and $atINday stills at
quilted for L'Andudes. Pickering
Town Centre. Ask for Stacy.
offix caw„-irir.7,/,
420-1440.(091793)
AbIMy b oomRKlrrlwte wall and perform tenor
waterbed. cannonball, excellent
condition, 5100. Telephone 427-
repairs.
KELLY Temporary Services are
can be sent to
re for: Shippers-
curranAppfira6m
ne #6073
receivers. inimurruffing
perien re, minirmGr on yea ex-
perience and Grade 12. As-
OShM This trek
softly fine workers/packera.
PA. BOX 481, Oshawa, Onlafb LIN R5
ability to work shat required.
For-
evenings. Saes
Transportation required. Pro-
excellent commissions and
at{ 90
to Foe:
ward resumes to File: 6101
Tr101rf ipplCarlK deed not apply.
MODELS
Oshawa This Week, P.O. Bat
481, Oshawa, Ont. 1-114 71-5.
0a' Tracey4U-SM. ween part.
Sat-, Sept. 18, g a_I11 - 2 p.m.
at
MV13)
only X34 -X426. (092193)
NEEDED
160
V Wanted
,e1Bpow
FGII Aqa 12-X
mm W No SWWIe.
YlouYs paid dinct I*
CHAIR fpr rent in hair salon in
Central Alan. 130 your own boss
EARN EXTRA
gllnrlin.1ped. No
Have your own clientele. Also
INCOME
��
room for rera fa porsan who
does nails and/or make up. Be
Trawl to fXdlifigdiet:
CALL1.5014!t1.777tf
your own boss. Cal Susie, 426-
NOW Yolk, Pant, titin
EXT 101.24 HRs.
3941. (091993)
Cil IN ConNtla im
NAVE 15 his a weak that you
would to hake productive?
d lit
A
430-s%iia
your �ce
y ala
i1�500 alma ll with l m
IelMldly dtllei for efrleN
37 year oil company. call 284-
GAILUND
lnnly. 2 fits. perdW 3
4490. 109239M -
school Quality care at
,easonable rates Ajax. 427-
•' -
5 York St., Ajax
6.10 (091 M)
(Harwood/401 area)
210 Flea Market
YARD SALE
time in a busy WHtby clinic
Cal Pa or Carole a 430-1776
2 FAMILY YARD SALE
FOR sale - queen size
692 i 694 Balaton Ave., Bay Ridges
waterbed. cannonball, excellent
condition, 5100. Telephone 427-
"-a`•Sept.t B, 9.4, Rain date Sur., Sept. 19
I
6824. (091993)
Books, books, household Items. some sports tops, mist.
Articles
& lots more.
REGISTERED X-ray
ACLU FaxSale
Ilow hiring experienced sales
ng '
technologist. Permanent part
partir du 25 ogabro, chez nou4 pay retail p n c e s 7 One at
a Liverpool at Finch ou chez Ontario's oldest and largest
9
YARD SALE
time in a busy WHtby clinic
Cal Pa or Carole a 430-1776
AJAX Pickering Appliances -rho
reasonable diet refused, fully
22 Duffin SL, Pickering Village 1
or 430-178/. (091793)
guaranteed. Reconditioned
Sat-, Sept. 18, 9 a.m.
DENTAL Assistant -receptionist,
appliances. Cone make us a
Rain or Shine.
HARP osmibd. Pickering. FW or
deal. 427.6784. 467 westney
Stove• microwave, clothing & household items.
part time positions. Some
Rd. S. Ajax. (TF)
collecting, delivery or
tslemarltet
For-
evenings. Saes
PIANOS -GRANDFATHER
excellent commissions and
at{ 90
to Foe:
ward resumes to File: 6101
CLOCKS - Piarns, rent to own,
MULTIPLE FAMILY GARAGE SALE
Oshawa This Week, P.O. Bat
481, Oshawa, Ont. 1-114 71-5.
apt. size. upright. grand. dgiul,
keyboards. CLOCKS - (tree
Sat-, Sept. 18, g a_I11 - 2 p.m.
Day Care
� � �an� Call r
shmill SL
160
V Wanted
,e1Bpow
Directly across from Maple Ridge School.
:' .
codworkhng. 416-965-8774
9V�
prices on al stock. Best prices
BABYSITTER required in my
alwaysl 433.1491. (TFALL)
CF UNIC RISt]I1F troodu to n sintl Vann SAI F
year old. Mord 9-3 p.m. Cal al in good workup condition.
after 3 p.m. Erica 686-2916. Fridge, stove almost claw. 839-
(092293) 7340 after 6 it (091993)
BABYSITTER needed for oc- EVANA Top Sal - screened and
casional days and evenings. shredded. Triple mak, trick sand.
Must be reliable, transportation used railroad ties. Also cedar
an asset. (092293) and other nursery stock avail-
able at discount prices. Paving
DAYCARE giver wanted in our stones. Call 430-4733 or even -
home, two preschoolers re- ings 428-2870. (091793)
SaL, still 1 B, i ani - 4 P. -M
1920 Spnlcehill Rd., Pickwig (off Finch).
Rain date Sun., Sept. 19.
Victorian, cherubs. Santas, carousel horses, etc. Sports
cards, household items.
MULTI -FAMILY HOCKEY TEAM
FUND RAISING GARAGE SALE
MAINTENANCE Pia waA WANTED • telemarketers, qured full tame care. Mon -Fn. Sun-, SepL 19th, 3tIN11f1g at 9 a.m.
LOVELY n dinin room
requires cleaners FailPWWN :k wy. smospowb. "Nary pe --
for the Ajax area, CIS Linda 831.3315 or Cal 723.4163. (0923ai)
day shift, 831-20166 Sales Help/
bondable. 130 Agents
11"i 3-4 34
Iia 9 356 1111,11ingsition no. I
Maple Ridge area, Pickering. -ts. table top is Blas. Wass. CO6f Of aount & 2 .
831-7487 after 7 p.m. (091993) Carnes with 6 chairs, hutch, (rt1�m)
buffet. $1 too. Walt unit. similar
GAROW3M rechorgans per. colour, has brass and glass CREEKVIEW - CARMELLO
tonne liable pour s'ooeuper de accents. X250. Call 427-5031. ANNUAL STREET SALE
nos files de 2 ans at 6 mots a OAK/PINE FURNITURE. Why I whites Rd 8 Downlards Dr.
EARN (� TO 5316 OOAleek
b �
Ilow hiring experienced sales
ng '
^may
THE UItIPiA(.'S G' ROUP
partir du 25 ogabro, chez nou4 pay retail p n c e s 7 One at
a Liverpool at Finch ou chez Ontario's oldest and largest
9
Near Dunmore Park.
MAJOR fi^perks company ex
heidly dewra0ats
people for growing business.
Call Hope for interview, 432•
�y Key
ecus. Telephone 420-2047. manufacturers is now selling
Sat.,Sept. 18, 9 a.m. - 1 .m.
pending n this aria needs tna-
IOl K at home. Walt at alft
1863. (092393)
02293) dreg to the public. Eg 5' oak
GARAGE SALE
lure ladies to earn extra money table with aw ext and 4 Windsor
this tall. Part time, event talo lClOes � For ft101e a1D. SALESPEOPLE - full line with ALOETTE Cosmetics Career
lend a !e1♦ddleefed Opportunities: Fuji o part tine, DAYCARE wanted in my home °hairs, $799 8' oak double
collecting, delivery or
tslemarltet
swww f "WR ID
fill Clretnlle • 139
cries going door to door setting
appointments
exCPleer
excellent commissions and
at{ 90
fort o boys ages Sand 12, Ful pe0estal ilia ext and 6 chars,
tirtlo 5 days a week. Amnbartsa 61429. Cannonball begs. $299.
Oren
607 Bim Ave. (East shoe Pif�u )
1�por�u �y ��
MifA"t'iesite�n
SNMr SL 8M 750 e1R .221.
h°. primly plus
Magic Portraits.
eA1lts-. delivery
anti. tjain g Ptov�W.
Pbase eaM Resera�K37,
ata:. l ill L Ila. 6,3 t • 7 20 stain all solid
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250 GsonKQ~250 G sales 300 ' ;s 400ForRent
13 Gandy CL, Ajax
(Church 3 Rossland)
Sat Ill Sun., 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.
LEASE to own vehicles, 1980- WHITBY - two level one
1985. S345down, no imerost, no bedroom, near Go, $550
credit checks, 725-1968 or 686- incknlve. Oct. 1. Toronto, 693
7428 or 6863775. (TF) 5287. (092493)
UNDER $2000 - 1985 Nissan LARGE two bedroom basement
Sentra wagon, auto.: 1982 Buick apartnio n, new Pickering GO
Regal. 96.000 kms.. air.; 1985 station, fridgic stove. washer/
Hyundai Stellar, air, auto, dryer Included. $650 monthly
53,000 kms., all certified at Pius utilities. FirmlijI q required.
$1995. each. Union Lease. Jim, Cal Don Parson, 284.2000 or
668.9961 or Dave. 430-8530. Margaret at 831-1836. (082293)
305 Automobiles DOWNTOWN Oshawa • quiet
Wanted mail' ar
floor of house, cpets'
drapes, washer/dryer, fridge.
stove, near transportation,
AAA FOREIGN AND shopping, banks, businesses
etc. $580 . hydro. First/last.
DOMESTIC AUTO 4367442. (092393)
•
400 ' " 400 Ap `3 410 "°"� 430 �°°"��°
PICKERING - one bedroom
BASEMENT one bedroom
PICKERING - Scarborough
UVERPOOUMWY e2 - large
apartment in country setting.
Available Nov. 15. Separate
apartment available
immediately. Fireplace.
border, approx. 1700 Sq.f1.
detached. double garage. 3
room In house. Own irashroorn
and In%. $400 monthly
831.2043 420-
entrance, parking, firsVlast.
broadloom. 4 appliances. bright.
bedrooms. 3 baths, main floor
inclusive. Call of
1975. (092993)
$700 inclusive. Call 509-1441.
cheerful, central Pickering.
lamely rm. $1150
laundry and lamroom.
1
(091793)
Close to all amenities. First/last.
plus utilities References 683
AJAX - room for rent in ex -
ONE bedroom basement apart-
references. 6750 monthly a. Call
8661 1092293)
change for night tints babysitting
merit self contained, own
686.5295 for appointment.
No down payment? Good
for quiet 6 yew cid- Negotiable.
entrance, $600 inclusive.
OSHAWA - one bedroom base-
credit? Good job? Ydu pn buy
�q beautiful orfs bedroom
Whites Rd. and Oklahoma area.
Ment apartment, now OC. large
for the price of rent. while Prices
basement apartment, separate
newly renovated,
Available Oct. 1. 420-0125.
spacious bright kitchen, lull
and rates are down Call Doug
entrance.
ceramic tiles, $500 monthly, non
(091093)
bath, sitting room, own entrance.
Or Brent, Community F Inandal,
and references. Sringle
AJAX - bachelor apartment,
parking. Available Nov. 1. 6575
inclusive. 427-9134. (092193)
668-6805. (TF)
- -
smoker
moms welcome. Call 6863130.
furnished, dose to all amenities.
utilities included Non smoker.
AJAX/PICKERING Village.
(092383)
Available irnmediately. For more
LARGE clean one bedroom
bright clean two storey. 3
AJAX - female non smoker for
information, call 428-2000.
(091993)
basement apartment, fridge.
stove, own entrance. parking.
bedroom, deck, fireplace.
spacious clean furnished room
PICKERING Village - one
$500 monthly plus hydro Call
I
central at. central vac, single
garage. basement is one
with 4 pce. bath in large 3
bedroom highrise condo, share
Scrap cars and trucks AJAX - three bedroom main bedroom basement apartment, 725-2081 or 435-4097 eave bedroom apartment both units
floor semi, stove and fridge, open COn, large 4 PCs. bath, message. (092193) ____ avialable immediately $1250 . 686 310 B '� 2293) first and last.
wanted. Top dollar, fast �
hook up for washer/dryer, private entrance, $525 plus TWO bedroom basement Call 831-1957 (091993)
FREE k PICKERING - furnished or un-
Huge Garage Sale
9 9
PIC -UP
Please call
carpebtl, parking, in quiet area.
^g.
new schools and Shope No
ublit Cam 831-2941. (091793)
apartment, private entrance, tree
cable. heat and hydro. Parking
2 1.2 slaey Rrison and Eulahe.
3 one bedroom.
furnished includes parking,
furnished
Sun., Sept. 19, 9 - 3
540-8788
pets $795 . 112 utilities 686-
OSHAWA -one bedroom base
ment apartment, private
space available. Near bus stop,
Rd Pickering.
Oshawa Plus
two bathrooms, electric heat.
cable and use of all facilities.
$75 weekly. Call 420.6306.
Old collectibles 13 collectors items, plants,
1
3201 or 686-5513. (091993)entrance
and parking, laundry
820 Hillcrest
garden with fruit trees. $800
01693)
electronic components, hardware, toys etc. etc.
Trucks For
WHITBY - three bedroom apart-
facilities. Rossland RdlWiwn
Available Oct. 1 . 839-5559,
monthly plus utilities Firsvlast
AJAX dean carpeted room in
Tons of Stuff!!
31 O
ment in duplex, large Irvingroom
Rd. area. $500 inclusive. Cas
AJAX top floor of house, bright.
Call 683-9462 or 436-9900.
433-5550,(092193)
..1890 Bainbridge Dr. (Hvi a2 east of Brock Rd.)
Sale
1963 Mazda 1 2 ton. good run.
ming order. no rust. new brakes.
and kitchen. Private entrance
anal parking, available Oct. t.
Cam 6665788. (092193)
579-0562. (092493)
11ARWOODA3AYLY area, one
bedroom basement apartment
So +
dean one bedroom apartment.
Utilities, fridge. stove. parking.
yard included. Private entrance,
Oct 1 $650 monthly Call 839
y
-
Townhouses
420 For Rent
newer home. use of kitchen.
oathroom and laundry facilities.
Non smoker preferred. $65
weekly furnished. 686-3201.
clean and bright. Available O 1.
MOVING SALE
Sal. b Sun. 18 - 19, 9 a.m. - 4 P.M.
Michelin I•res wrath cap $1999.
Phone 426-3114. (092193)
OSHAWA two bedroom apart-
mens $550 . heat and hydro.
for rent, approx. 6 Sq. t..
separate entrance. parking.
0941. (092393)
2002 Lodge Rd., PickeringIasi
:. r. ''-kms' clank,
SINGLE yc.-g c'o : D-., . .,tan 7 room, wo fenced yard.4
Bachelor $395 incusve. Fest
laundry, all utilities included.
VACANT top floor trplex. two
tamale oorking for 1 ouGiooir'� appliances, laundry, garage.
2355_ (0922293)
required. Call 579-3583 and
Available Oct -O 1. $550 monthly.
bedroom. dmmgroom, ridge.
Furniture, books, sotas, bikes, motor scooter.
330 Trailers
728-9345 (092293)
Non smoker preferred. Cap 428-
stove, nicely decorated, on bus
Ev thin Must Go.
last. parking and laundry
size dogs in the Oshawa area
PICKERING 'uxury towmnouse.
9137 after 7 p.m. (091993)
route. walking distance to GM
included Call 428-6859
Fenced backyard, utiktes and
AJAX - large two bedroom base-
WHITBY one bedroom avail.
south plant. $595 rnontniy. Cap
appliances included. Very 3-' :�ercomI'f'sned
19 S•v a•, w•- awe �c
-ent apartment. separate
entrance. cable. heating
able Oct ' $595 Plus hydro, no
433-5550,(092193)
Multi Family Yard Sale
dudes ridge stove Iunlace
Cap
included. Own laundry room,
pets. firstlasl, references. Quiet
BROOKUN dean quiet pr vete
900 Lynx Ave. (corner of Westshore Blvd. a Lynx)
washroom 52500 o.b.o
after 6 p m 1.705277-9111 or
clean and bright. Available O 1.
People please. 666-2230
bachelor apartment, parking and
Toys, clothing, speakers, dishes b more.
1-705277.3300 (093093)
1. 5600. After 530 p.m call 619-
(092193)
utilities included Non smoker.
Avon products stock clearance up to 75%
-pOuts,
808' (09 1793)
PICKERING two bedroom
$435 monthly 668-0648
off New orders up to 20% oft
CITATION 35 h. Twin
two bedrooms. full bathroom-
HWY s2/Whrtes Rd. - three
basemen' apartment. separate
PICKERING Fncht.iverocol.
Sat., Sept. 18.9 - 4
many extras. 511,000 To view.
bedroom basement apartment.
entrance. am. cable. 4
clear spacious one bedroom
condition $9500 o b o 571.
call Paul after 6 p.m. 416724-
own entrance. an utilities Pad
appsanices. 4 PCsbath. utrlxe6
basement apartment. 4 pce.
4273 (0917931
4362 (TF)
for. first and last required.
Included. Suitable for two
bath, ap ncfusive. Parking and
Garage Sale at Stroud's Farm
-
Fridge. stove included. $875
PedOle Available me, '"y
cable. non smoker, ro pets
1962 will
5Cno Merc $250C Ca 725-
Auto Parts 8
-Vetfhiy. Call 4204Ml after 4
5650 Per month No pets Non
$525 monthly Available
Hwy. 2 just west of Whites Rd.
340 Repairs
p m. (09,793)
- - -
smoking. first last reouesid 931-
lm,r,ed,ately. Cal 837.0328 after
Sat., Sept. 18, 9:30 a.m. - 3 m.
P P-
a26a584 (092393) _
- ---
-IC-
- ole
BRK,HT rkro bedroom basement
8e02 (09,993)
S p.m. (09 1993)
Something for everyone
MOVING SALE
1093 Longbow Dr.. Pickering (DixieI-fwy. 92)
Sat. 6 Sun. Sept. 18 b 19, 10 a -m. - 4 p.m.
Indoor and outdoor household items. children's
clothing, toys and more.
STREET SALE
Trellis Ct-, Pickering
Sat., Sept. 18, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Rain date Sun., Sept. 19
GARAGE SALE
SAT., SEPT. 18, 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.
1260 Barnwood Sq., Pickering
All contents.
MOVItiG SALE
690 Sheppard Ave., Pickering
Sat. do Sun., Sept. 18 & 19, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
House contcnL-,, lou of toys.
GARAGE SALE
Sat, Sept 18, 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.
1376 Tatra Dr., Pickering
New cloning a: wholesale prices a^C -+tsc 'tems.
;Free coffee;.
MOVING SALE
Sat-, Sept 18, 8 am. -1 p.m.
1749 Silverthom Sq., Pickering
Fridge, Chairs, lamps, stained glass and much more.
apartment, newly renovated. Hill" e2 and Church St. Tares A��
aundr parking utilities bedroom apamrnents available 405
y•-
ncluded. Close to transit. in
immediately. Call 444-7391
Wanted NEAR '...d--; :w- �.e�•"'
-roe, spaauvs
Rooms To
Whitby near Brock and
(092 193)
:. r. ''-kms' clank,
SINGLE yc.-g c'o : D-., . .,tan 7 room, wo fenced yard.4
430 Rent
Rossiand $630 monthly. Cam
LARGE two bedroom tlasertent
tamale oorking for 1 ouGiooir'� appliances, laundry, garage.
2355_ (0922293)
666-0827. (092193)
so
apartr-ant. uth Ajax, w3kou,.
apartment or main floor o' $9-5 • Nov , 831-1584.
AJAX `, • ... r •x^ •ey
`$300
PICKERING Village quiet adult
S75C. Available Nov. I First and
duplex to rem with two 110drum 109.993)
to yovr •oorr, and $356
Gilding, one bedroom
last. parking and laundry
size dogs in the Oshawa area
PICKERING 'uxury towmnouse.
monthly Inclusive POr more
eent, walk to shopping and
easm
included Call 428-6859
Fenced backyard, utiktes and
information, call 686-6687
GO bus. new broadloom
(092193)
appliances included. Very 3-' :�ercomI'f'sned
(091993)
' ^foughout. $450 hydro extra.
OSHAWA Two bedroom apart
resDoKk" per owner Please b a s e r- e n t . ma i n 1100,
_--
260 Arts a crafts 300 A"For Sale
'
POPULAR Christmas Craft 1991 Beretta Coupe, V6.
Show - vendors wanted Nov. 14 automatic. air. sunroof, 34.31X]
at the Jubilee Pavilion in beach- kms.. extended warranty. excel-
lul Lakeview Park Oshawa, 70 lent condition Certified.
vendors, S46nable. Into. 434- $13.500 Call 579-8249.
5531. some spaces still (092193)
available_ (��) in? Grand Am LE. V6. fuel
280 injected. A/C. $4900. 19"
Lost & Found Dodge Station Wagon. 4
cylinder. Pa., pb., automatic.
LOST -musky. brown and while. Best offer Or certiliW. Crab 723-
_ Blue Colmar. gold tags. Cal 509-
2299.(091593)
09- IB941 or 579-0152. i09M93)
i 2299. (191593) 1997 Toyota Corolla LE. air,
r FOIl10 •bicycle, ploaase Phan auto. 125 kms.. great oonWition,
to describe. 420.7496. (091993) R1O1YoB Mot sell 34888 obs.
Telephone 4342343. (092293)
200 PeWS1:pp W less Cutlass Supreme
Boarding Brlow a'°�'n� amokof s° io
we i. W.
Message . (092393)
available immediately,
rents ava.iabe at 900 and 888
call 433-7622 alter 5 p.m. fmanyoom. 3 12 Dallis. private
LIVERPOOLJBAYLY walk to
365 Marine
Releren°'e 5032375 « 520-
Glen St., dose to scoot. Shap-
41 0 Houses For "Oil 839 8 plus rr 420,es 2C2Pes
.-at 8398333 or 420-3202
C and
bat PIC. oneshared other
bath with one other Cable.
parking. $665. Available Nov. 1.
2355_ (0922293)
ping and south GM. Utilities
Rent '*1t9971
Laundry no pets. rid sm,olu rig in
$975 plus utilities. Call 444-
.. i
" 'intercom and security
OSHAWA Central, large one
included. firstAW reQI Fa
Knob His, K-mwt area. $800 .
room S34C arw 6 p.m. 837-
1968 Po*o-to-c 2 '
bedroom apartment with full
appointment, rail 728-4993
TRULLSSANDRINGHAM ex SOUTH Oshawa dear GM, 3
0538 (092293)
Boviinder 130 i.0 Marc engine.
basement. garage Prvate park
(092493)
ecurve three bedroom +aro oedroom townhouse, $895
t itres bedroom 428411 a rrtsaug , 683. $400 all inclusive. Westney
red and wrote Custom trailer.
Ing and beautiful backyard.
AYMU1BlE irrrrediately m
ttOfey house, 3 washrooms. 4 monthly all utilities included.
AJAX - cean furnished room.
r0r for
Mooing cover rade. esosiktnl
Central am. all Ulises included
Close to shopping,
transportation, 401, available
appliances. drapes. carpet. Available Oct 1. Call Derek,
ren, �n quiet none. singe
oondncn. 59.500 after 6 p m
Pets �� Cin 424
Wh,tby apartment budding.
central air, gas, heat, 2 car 435-1088. (0921931
person, reasonable. cable.
2652872 -•_
1092, 93.
Spacious. carpeted. nevi
garage. forest Jot $1200
included. Close IO GO bus.
1988 "r+undercratt Bow•ider.
preferred, on social services or after 5 p.m. 856-8318.
0an1e. apartmorrhf with balcony.
utiMies. References, frst•tast. OSHAWA three bedroom
Harwood. 401. shopping and
16•t '40hp 1:0. Comes Vi
PICKERING Clear 2bedroom
close to bus. shopping. Ail
Available Nov 1 CaIJ436-8764 townhouse available for Oct.
non smoker 683-7390
easy load trailerexcelienl
spacious Oaserrom apartrrent.
utilities included. No pals. Two
,Or appaninent (0911illand Nov. Fridge. stove, yer. dr
(091993)
condition $9500 o b o 571.
private entrance. carpeted. 2 AV-
bedroom, 56W Cal 430-C'34
basment, some, wrtn garage.
4273 (0917931
pYanaes Plus cable. no pets.
(TFi
OSHAWA - detached 3 Telephone 4363346 (100793)
AJAX furnished room in quiet
Grew SS too trailer.
peal for mature rokple. Avail-
WELL kept surrounds - WgM
bedroom "louse. huge private
Rooms To
house. seorate entrance. close
-o bus, shopping and 401 First,
1962 will
5Cno Merc $250C Ca 725-
able October t $800 ndui
FrsLlast Cam
clena one bedroom basement
yard. le Novgarage. appliances. 430
N 1. Ref
aSt. Call 686-0959 Or INW
rrtOnths required.
apartment for ren,, $580 per
available $900 per Tran-
5043 evenings. (092'93)
a26a584 (092393) _
- ---
-IC-
month. includes utilities and
m . utilnles 503192? (092393)
FURNISHED room rot rent.
message. (09239:1)
14FT=txegiass boat wit^ 28W
P ING extra �� one
Cable. reNrences. frstilaft
LOVELY 3 bedroom us bort» Picker ng area. near dein
AJAX two north d Pickering
: vr•..de motor, trails• $995
bedroom basertent, private
AvaiNDleOct t 831-3465.728-
.
on M,,me Rtl. Wnrty.8eaut/ul- and Hydro pant. Includes
cl
Village luxurious furnished
;,bo Must sem. Can 7235722
erhtrance, shared Laundry. ,many
7.18 or cher 6 p.m 839-9748
ly Iandscape0 Property. Very laundry facilities, telephone.
room in executive home.
Recreation
extras, $625 Call after 5 p m
(092393)
private Lots of parking Call
pan`r'g''euO"abl° Callalt~5
Kitchen and laundry facilities.
$275 monthly, first and last
370
420}4349 (092193)
IMMEDIATE Possession - base
Eugene, days 4918899 or
p m. 839-0327 (091993)
Sums Tion smoke female. 427 -
Vehlcles
AJAX large
meat bachelor apartment.
even'nga4138732 (092397)
- one bedroom
401.BROCK Pickering, room
5752 or931-3552(092293)
1963 ZW Carper kir mseage.
basement apartment. Cable,
central Whitby. Parking. new
AJAX tour bedrooms, two Tor rent ,r my home. use of
'
AJAX dean furnished room f«
good conoiton. $7800 Cy, ane,
:aunCry. parking. carpet.
appliances. two entrances
bait's -2 pce. in basement,
tour Ka and laundry faCileie4
rent �r q,iie, home for single
6 p m. 428-0772 ;092293;
appliances Utin'es inckudw
SSW, 6662220 (092393)
fir lice, ePC kitchen,
eP dose to shopping, bus, etc.
parson Reasonable. cable
Apartments
New kachen, separate entrance
Close to >. artennes $575.
LARGE two bedroom, wnea
appliances. $1200 monthly . Pie Call 428-98% (092193)
uhlxes 41628.0482. (09 1793)
included. Close ro Go bus,
400 For Rent
negotiable Cali 686.9835
chair accessible. November
AJAX - 3 � t bedroom house, PICKERING - Frnctvtiverpool,
Harwood. 401. shopping. Non
(��)
S700 crus 404-x. New Hope
D II ^ 404-2847 Leave
spacious newly decorated room
lin isne0 basement. 4
smoker 683-7390. (091993)
260 Arts a crafts 300 A"For Sale
'
POPULAR Christmas Craft 1991 Beretta Coupe, V6.
Show - vendors wanted Nov. 14 automatic. air. sunroof, 34.31X]
at the Jubilee Pavilion in beach- kms.. extended warranty. excel-
lul Lakeview Park Oshawa, 70 lent condition Certified.
vendors, S46nable. Into. 434- $13.500 Call 579-8249.
5531. some spaces still (092193)
available_ (��) in? Grand Am LE. V6. fuel
280 injected. A/C. $4900. 19"
Lost & Found Dodge Station Wagon. 4
cylinder. Pa., pb., automatic.
LOST -musky. brown and while. Best offer Or certiliW. Crab 723-
_ Blue Colmar. gold tags. Cal 509-
2299.(091593)
09- IB941 or 579-0152. i09M93)
i 2299. (191593) 1997 Toyota Corolla LE. air,
r FOIl10 •bicycle, ploaase Phan auto. 125 kms.. great oonWition,
to describe. 420.7496. (091993) R1O1YoB Mot sell 34888 obs.
Telephone 4342343. (092293)
200 PeWS1:pp W less Cutlass Supreme
Boarding Brlow a'°�'n� amokof s° io
we i. W.
Message . (092393)
with ensure and furniture wth
bathrooms, 4 appliances, oak bedroom suite. Sleeping Stlared
450
PICKERING - brighl and oozy
fireplace and lanced yard. AvaA- only Suitable for works mm.
female Accom
able Oct. 1 Frsulaw. $1075
Oft bedroom basement apart-
Ment - den, suit couple or
Avail -
monthly. Call 683-9474. Stuasnt f8S Non sem« SOUTH Ajax • one bedroom
nvtsediatsy
single. Walk to lake. fireplace.
(092393) basement apartment, 6475
no pas. Cal atter 5 p.m. 837• monthly. 4267188. (091993)
own laundry facilities. Two car
HOUSE for rent. Brock Rd and 032&(092293)
parking. $665. Available Nov. 1.
Hwy 82. newly decorated. 2-3 ....,.w AJAX •bur bedroom privies
horilly tare n Parry with privale
riv es
4245713. (092293)
450 ,Shared
bedroom semi with garage. . ,�r room, parking, laundry, al
!�{.4�,u1L l
PICKEIMIG homes In idW loca-
$975 plus utilities. Call 444-
.. i
" 'intercom and security
OSHAWA three bedroom semi,
7391. (092193) PICKERING Village. Shan system. exercise room. $375
Knob His, K-mwt area. $800 .
AJAX - three bedroom chman 3 bedroom house with plus. Non snooker. no pets. 428•
utilities. Two bedroom
deta&-od. yard from and raw,-P!otemakWar non snow. Of- 9214, (091993)
apartment, 3700 inmdusure.
garage. fridge/stove, $995 ten otMdmr hot tub. pool. ant. AJAX house b share. phtot>t,
Ailela"Mary St. area. One
monthly plus u0kties. Available fireplace, parking. No pots.
bedroom apartment. $550 in-
Oct. t. 939-3069.(092393) $41 Adults oril Cal cable. sundedk. Iris of extras.
elusive AdMrdel itwn areaMMIAWLATE
t itres bedroom 428411 a rrtsaug , 683. $400 all inclusive. Westney
Celt 4366066. (09, 793)
6542 ask ler Sharon. (0919tH) Heights. 686.0738. (092290)
sem in desrabis WE Oshawa.
WHITBY - aio bed,00rn pose PKXENnsc room, fenced yard, shed, FARM house to share with 455 C0"d0 Rent
Ment apartment, separate x Whites �' S. of Palo. paved drive, near schools. couple, "N single US ndn
entrance, applianes. utilities. 401, one bedroom basement and shopping. Possible long smoker- awn toom plus shot* sha
apanmlMll,
acClip, 4 txMlt
Laundry arid two par" Paos
" p - •
no* WPfWOlCea Parking, non
fermi W - Nov. 1. Flexible. As- rest of the house. $450
king
rxdudW. Close to Go station.
smoker' no Ptete
S' Cal 81
$869 plus utilities. 985•
Inclusive. First last. call 428-
$700 monthly. Available
•
(091090)
9978.
7114. (091793)
immediately. 430-0494.48M'
witrarroe. $`550Pkis- Photo 436-
PICKERING -4 bedroom house.
PICKEIMIG homes In idW loca-
(092193)
guaranteed.
(09�0 /99$ Celebrity. 4 door, dean
garage, swimming pool,
tion with 6 appliances, well
WHITBY - Rossland and THidt-
ONE bedroom aparinwrit on
fireplace. 5 appliances. 5 min.
makitained and pattiaNy fur-
san avails irlrlladiilety.
main floor, sinkable f« elderly
$475 hydro Central
,yam to Town Connive, close to
rooms M
fniiMd oom $205 to $310
TEAM Obedience - Next des- 1990 Cavalier.low kms.. two
see (Novice) start Sept. 25. ti6500. 1969
WHITBY • 1 Mp bedroom 3595
flew OM b9droom basement
f>1in• ' parks and schools. Call 447- plus, Non smoker. Call Ken,
location, available Oct. 1. No 6365. (092193) 420.7347. (08172M �
door, 4110. mint
Evenings and Saturday classes Surlbird LE. $4885. AN certified
pkls hydro and tae bedroom
$495 utilities included.
> aPPfleh1
vac. lifdW-• and Separate
pets. 723 6841 « 579-0142.
(092493]
THREE bedroom two storey
Or(�
NON SMokw, WHitby hoots.
available. Small classes oleo 4311787. (092193)
Call 430-0025.
Telephone, 6665535. (091990)
witrarroe. $`550Pkis- Photo 436-
applwices, 3550 rtduslw. Non
hoe. 1 1/2 baths, garage, 4
Close to 401/GO. Parking, the hltet sunny one
guaranteed.
(09�0 /99$ Celebrity. 4 door, dean
AJAX -Oxford Towers -quiet
6253 a 6661157. (0921 9M
OSHAWA •two bedroom apart-
appliances, 5800 monthly .
laundry, wwcise room pool bedroom, S appliartees, rldoor
condition. 129J300 kms.. $2100
SIT throw your rkg waste Winchester Auto
flog' ibis sfloPf�f19 401
West 1 n
dspace, uatrial location. mins. from Go.
Great rale. Cal Tony. 555
674-5
ria. n triplex' row appliariew
,aisles. West is
toy Heigh area.
Available Nov. 1. In-law base-
6400 nnnUMy. Please a1 868 I $750 r month,
5625 1 t plus
certified.
Into landhll sites. use Ifie new Sales, f3rookkn, 655 5437 or
Doggie Dooley In round D 655.91 (�3)
and Go. One bedroom, two
bedroom and three bedroom,
man
bedroom
BASEMENT apartment,
separate entrance, one
. 2 spew pa(king, non -coin
laundry and heat included.
mem apartment rented. Loa"
manage 0 212-�- (002193)
ulilltiss• 427-0580. (001993)
PICKERING - two bedroom WHITBY - one bedroom . dot
Waste Disposal System OR-
DER NOW BEFORE THE 94 1905 Morse Carle SS, lvfolte.
SM.three Available
irrwnodwoWy. Oct. I. Nov. t. Cal
bedroorn, livirgroohR lege set-
n loin• dose to 130 ��•
Close to shopping,
transportation, 401, available
ELEGANT single dwelling bun-
apamnwit- furnished. air. pool- near ti0, t sous eaceltot
Beautifully decorated, share rte,
condition, $700 utilities
INCREASE 1 723.5413or 434- 219,00D kms.. body lair, motor
428-72180«883-8421 until 7:30
bus route. utilities and cable
iryin lately a September 15,
galow with garage, full
with mature male, female Included. Call Frank, 740-0111
8782 9 a.ri p.m. daily, needs work. As s, $3900' Also
p.m. (100793)
Included. Non smdt4)r, no Pols-
$695 . hydro. Cal 4261397.
basement, large fenced
preferred, on social services or after 5 p.m. 856-8318.
19e1 GMC window van. V8, pit..
427.8428. (091993)
(091793)
backyard, paved drive, near
accopled. First and last. 5350.
901%1% Automobiles pb auto, as ,s, $500. Homes
AJAX - large one bedroom
basorerit apartment separate
LOVELY two bedroom. livingdowntown
PICKERING - 151X7 sq.tt.
Oshawa. Oct. 1.
Possession For nl
Cal 839.9. (091793)
260large
655-4120 or work 265.1070.
entrance, laundry. parka SM
(092193) ^9•
Call
room. fireplace, ou4n kitchen,
stow. Laundry fadYies.
o I ormaton,
two bedroom basement Steve 576-6999. 092893
( )
apartment, separate entrance.
LARGE nt furnished room
12x21 with double closet, 3 Poe•
460 v„KW 4k R�t
1992 Plymouth Reliant SW. Per 092293) Oct. 1.
5725 aY iridUs"- Available Oil.
$725 J
$700 a8 inclusive, Available PICKERING • main floor, 3
ensuite, separate phone, 5
-0242monfi
427-0242. (092293)
standard transmission, good _ ___..._ - ._ - -
1. Call 434-8781. (0919(X1)
bedroorrs, all
Nov. t. Non smoker. Call 666• appliances and
applwices, 3550 rtduslw. Non
condition. SSW. Call 4284794. large clean one
WHITESIFINCH - beauliful one
8783 or 696.6759. (091793) air - Clean and quiet. non
smoker. Available rrrredlaoly.
Straker. Brock RdA-fory e2. Cal
427-8019.(091993)
FOR rem, 1150 sq.h. a/c office
( ) bedroom basement apwwwm•
1967 Pontiac Firebrd&Fkm.400 cubic separalo entrance. GO/Town
bedroom bt wTw" oparyr�
Phi eMfainOe �
AJAX •spacious one bedroom $900. 1!2 utilities. Frstilast.
basement apartment, private �g X18. (091793)
naaY
v,
West 1 n
dspace, uatrial location. mins. from Go.
Great rale. Cal Tony. 555
674-5
inch, 4 speed. wry Cents, included. All
track lighting, new kitchen,
entrance, laundry, new public
y
ps., pb., utilities
dean inside and cliorginalrai- appliances, available
bathroom, ample closet,
transit. Pion smoker, no pets. FOUR bedroom brick home on
Space
702. TF
( 1
ly wNeela. now eahaust. Asking minindiaely. Suitable for single
parking, 5600 per nWAh. Np
or children, tib= I
Si irocksive. Fi(stlapt. Avail- Drift ase of land, two car garage.
6796 n Brooldin.
Bb« SL E. Store
-rvL c Space for Wine, gkwd
location. 500 Io 2400-24ft.
/ 54000 « ustle 1« S10, S15 « nonu ijQngltBr• pe, pet: FertoW
trade
or SI1Ji3�.
pets ••
;Ji
Amble immediately. 619.3025 . utiktes OW -
SM sq.h., 214
Cal
1 a 0 leave message. (10 1393) 0948 ask for Norm. (092393)
e �;r t
ler rent. call 579.7715. (0921 SM
427-2848p88"112. (002293),
•T e
•,
' ' . I h �. • IT
LOCATION
LOCATION
LOCATION
HWY#2
Iar(�fessi(�rifitl & lietitil
( Mill ilvclililhk-
in I ai(-k(-ring Villri ige
Call:
427-0390 <>lz
619-1270
A
TH
�f E NEWS ADYPJCI'LSEIt FRIDAY, 8E1 "11IM! tEER 17, D-93-MGZ 0
600 620 Tallish a 650 Aucam 650 Auc"
PUBLIC NOTICE
70777
NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the
)))) Regional Municipality of Durham proposes to pass a
by-law to stop up and dose that part of the highway
known as Regional Road No. 4 which is located at the
DURHAM northeast corner of Regional Road No. 4 (Taunton
Road) and Church Street, in the Town of Ajax, in the
- Regional Municipality of Durham.
470 Cottages 580 Mortgages
AUTUMN colours, campfires
MORTGAGES and Personal
and a cottage. Enjoy, all this at
Loans tail d you are sell.
NORTHERN HEIGHTS
employed, have payments
RESORT. Fully equipped cd-
credo. Income difficulties or
tages include 4 pee. bath• gas
been turned down. CltyCan
880, boats and more. Bode now
Financial. 436-8104 Oshawa or
for Thanksgiving. Car (705) 454-
254-0897 Pickering (091793)
1928 sorry, no pets. (091993)
MORTGAGES and bans. 95%
Florida
financing, down payment also
4
arranged. Qualified or
VWation Rem
unqualified. Call Doug 668-
Oshma). 43S- 14M Me (TF)
6805. Communurty Financial
CLEARWATER three
Services. (TF)
bedrooms. fully furnished, air
OUAUT/ wool by father am
conditioned mobile homes.
MORTGAGES as low as 5.75%
Heated pools. trot tub. tennis.
o a c call Michael, 668-7200.
near beaches and major
Anubs Investments Ltd. Serving
attractions. Children welcome.
Ontario smce 1972. (TF)
Photos. (Less than mol $275
Rod. Oshisol (TFALL)
weekly 683.5503. (100793)
590 Business
GORGEOUS three bedroom
Opportunities
condo. close to famous Clear-
S age
water Beam, pod. facuai. 880
SHOE r e c a 4 5 yea • s
and private yard. Available row.
machinery Call 576-4070 or
for information and to view
728-8544. (092393)
photos call 686-9846. (100193)
WANTED Owner Operator for
LARGO, Florida - two bedroom.
brand name Chips. Candy and
two baths. npobnl* home. pool.
Soda route. High prof A, invest
tennis courts and quiet court
$6990. Call t -SM -267-9273
985233e. (09239M
WANTED - a hew good people
Homes
wino wants to malae dreamis
500
.ink your income to a public
For Sale
fit" No r,vemory, cal now
Rhone Richard at 631-8954
NEWER detached two storey 3
With
- -
VIDEO 110"I" corrpWe turnkey
bedroom . In-law suite.
ceramic kitchen, 3 baths. mucin
family operation F u l l y
raw laundry- oak kmynen, built-
computerized. Irv* inventory•
in dishwasher and Florida
great potential• great lease
tering, gas fireplace. r•Ja_. large
Prised o ser as must be solo.
private yard. 6 car drive.
(416) 404-1555.(092393)
5149.900 571-4706. (091793)
DEU and sandwich shop in
POWER of sate propemes avast-
Pnckenng, easy operation for 1
able (repossessed). Mees start
or 2 people, gear -ours. 06-
81 under 580.000. Fin. arranged
tabishned 5 years. good lease.
wit11 nen dpi Cal Dal* or GRA
Must sell $21K 686-9860
Anderson. BrrakeffSales Ran
i loll ms- n fist /0
Grid. Really. , 99, . 723 528,
days. work from loo 1 Details.
24 hr. pager. (TF)
call 416-631.4457, 24 firs.
TNS is I? Orly 5159.900. 4
VOWS new. 4 bedrooms. 3 Dano.
620 Towers
main floor temossy room with
fireplace and laundry. Lots of
modern trials. Lovellcom.iR
R ax croe.rd.de. 4914002
INVITATION TO
(09, 793)
HE wf sby . eeectAive ho n• in
Falingbrook. 4 bedroare. 2 1R
oaths. main raw family 001
with fireplace. central all. in -
ground pol prwr"xn lot. For
appointment. call 430-0624.
(092193)
BROKER has $10.000 b Ind at
$110 per month. Contact Date
at 866.6605. Comre+nity, Finarl-
dal Services. (TFALL)
520 co "SFW,
wNTST - mw see Pllvase -
one bedroom . den. ercosent
condition. freer 00. Brand now.
740.
5108.000. Cal Frank. 0111
or atter 5 p.m. 856-8318.
535IN
TENDER
EMM TENDERS for
aYK7n listed balm
ddrossed to to
kstlbuton Mwaga,
iiiiaLftiaring News
( artiser, 130
iorlallerrlal Avow,
4W4 Ontario, LIS 21-15,
will be received urd 1500
an an September 14,
1993,
NA consists of
and
iairaig papas► tyligs,
r;adogues and ower
products wrapped in
*sfc, to Vocik drop
KENDAL HNINIMkby - 4.86 avw D*Ap:ID be
estate lot, 490 IL fnWMQa MWV
County Rd. site. 394 ever. 114 QOnlptapd all 1 1R
mature nixed forest. M porn is ho= agar raCeiN6g
available. PiMnom pA. Prlvsae
885.7832. (091793) padillift For alba
MtiOnaa. contorttln
540 °"`p pe �;,�
LAND Bargain - 5 acres.
:12.900. Matuss huaaood. flew Lowed or &I lander not
round road, all permits.
surveyed. now many tikes rrwreaa.rq wkwrepww
Canoeing. fishi tinancin9
available. 51290630 ll"l�INC 14
33240210.(0021"
Properties Will Rudom" Theory cats
545
see kir yaw children. Taus wil
ACREAGE/POIeDMKE - e5 be taken at the Royal
acres (a7-), 549,800. Majestic Conservatory. Call Rill
hardwoods atljacert b Cawn Washbmak. 619-0167.(091993
NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of
the Regional Municipality of Durham proposes by the
aforesaid by-law to authorize the sale of the stopped up
and closed highway to the owners of the lands abutting
the stopped up highway.
The portion of the highway proposed to be stopped up,
closed and offered for sale Is more particularly
described as that part of Lot 14. Concession 4, Town of
Ajax, Regional Municipality of Durham, (formerly
Township of Pickering, County of Ontario), designated
as Parts 10 and 11, on Plan 40R-7287.
The proposed by-law and a copy of Plan 40R-7287
may be seen at the Clerk's Department of the Regional
Municipality of Durham, 605 Rossland Road East,
Whitby, Ontario.
At its meeting to be held in the Council Chambers, 605
Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario, on 13th October,
1993, Regional Council will hear any person who
claims that his or her land will be prejudicially affected
by the by-law and who applies to be heard.
DATED at Whitby, Ontario, this 9th day of September,
1993.
C.N. Lundy, 1 Clerk
William -Peak
Co -Operative
now accepting
Tenders. for snow
plowing and snow
removal for the
winter season to
commence
November 1993, for
the above Co -0p.
Job specifications
may be picked up at
the office at 1990
Whites Road,
Pickering between
9am - 12 am Monday
to Friday. Closing
date for acceptance
of bids will be
September 30, 1993.
FAX
YOUR ADS
579-2238
G41Z F1,4.�
.. t
12 NOON, PREVIEW 11:30
AT THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CLUB
133 BROCK ST. N., WHITBY
To settle the estate of M. Reid and others
including antiques, reproductions etc., 8 pc.
'Gibbard' walnut dining room suite, pair of
wing back chairs, bow glass china cabinet,
various dressers and chests, 6' harvest table
and 6 hoop chairs, pine bookcases, oak
lawyer's bookcase, oak extension table, pine
jam and jelly cupboards, asst. of crocks and
mixing bowls, pine coffee and end table set,
pine benches, cups and saucers, prints and
pictures, sofa table, deacon's benches, asst.
of lamps, fern stands, handmade quilts, quilt
stands, pine curio stands, stools, coat trees,
oak hall rack, oriental carpets, parlour and
occasional tables, loveseat, bedroom suite,
press back rocker, round oak table and chair
set, cast iron decorator pieces, glassware,
china, brass pieces, china cabinet plus much
more not listed.
Business
Home Home
Services
Improvements improvements
ILLUSTRATION. =aloe- r•y
•aphlc design. advertising.
MANIFEST CONTRACTING
B,slness or personal.
Carpentry and GenKal Contracting
Reasonable rateis Also lessons
Free Estimates with Excellent Prices
a.a.Iable. Randy Timms. 1416)
Lowest Raters for Seniors
s' 2un3 (TF)
CALL LENNY 472-4590
Singles World holds w«ky sae of PbWrirq Town Centre $2,000 ......................
and toure near the K -Man assurance. Cal
Licensed - Bonded - Insured
650 Atcbons 650 Auctions 650 Auctions chimney Sweeps
AJAX Chrv:ey Sweeps Soo -
OUTSTANDING AUCTION
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th at 1 P.M.
1867 Valley Farm Rd.
1/2 mile north of Hwy. 5401 between t.iverpoof Rd. & Brock
Rd. ft m Kingston Rd Pq 2) take valey Farm south)
We will be seltii g by pubic auction a superior collection of fine hone
fI1R111stwVer ealate Mn-^ OOrRlai dirwV & bedMoorr suilse, aftbQNM,
classic reproducdonsi, aftoll S coiectlAw
Flame mafwgarhtn (10) pc. ding room am wive curved f int dim
twbi let, llffeeett ID the floor, nutdtirg saver i (6) shieldlack
j chairs* (9) pliInel ogany diner with curved glass saplig-6 a front
data cabrler, dorAs pede W table i 6 chairs,
6 pa dtanywood bedroom sults wih "dresser, armoire ingn
4 -poster bed with reeded eolounm' Ylclarian s" (6) pe.
bedroom suits haNjng ingil ie tops on floe dresser i rtigi Ish,>rim i
having men's wardrobe i urwswNy caved bed 'Oak found
dawaoc pedestal table i (6) double pf.sseak eek dlnng culairs•
NI PG � y diner Illi flbbon bads than � (6 pt: i
dl.nywDod bllhdroom beds. ' f1ft1CH
Superior selecom of tale trfngback Maus, matching soyas.
loveseats, Queen sleeper, wlrldo, I i executive chairs in
contemporary. Clllpperhdaie i Quem Anne styln 'Louis XV style
inlaid hall contin 'Ya eprify davenport desk IBM eagle
aNrlgf `ym0i n Style 105eal1Ved parlor chars *0flefld 4 -
section hourhd drwirhg sarin trwh own pst to canmr limA y
fwfYrd nhalh0gany fxraole table i nhald awed minor Triple
t cabN driven grandhwer dolt I chant' case
lsswcion of ifw �hfy curio abrhats'Qak curved glass Chun
cabinets i half sdnda� 'Oaks. IW WAss, drug t fipbp Barnes
whigs.i move I mt: tabalnt steruda' MLX YOLtE
�umm I e ld m prints by FOLKNrS, CASSOK
Signed
$ mon' Ren - re -Cast broom'
Wood roclorg ltorses`'Vkai.R style • rr�fi►
design iaadeui Villin iaftpe' 01 pain) p = MORE
GUITAR Lessons - draw for
Bu sliness
as 109L down. (61h 3) 393255. FREE Les Paul Ilk". Oua#Ca-
tions Berlklay jou. Pro. cad
1
671
670 Pe .-. 670 pawah Personals
� John
DECORATING•ria
575 LOa�:tti Persons. PeAec situation for s �
dent now" UorbV.
f�
PSYCHIC Reading and f"Afor iMormation lead- d s . e •
tWofing Humber students' (:ae
consultations. Appointments Ing to the recovery Of property,
arranged. Call 623.7558. removed from a while Chevy e e e • ; u 1 • 1
BORROW $10.000. pay as little Ride. 618.0167. (081993)
(092190) Lurtina van on Sunday Sept 12.
as $110 per month o.a.c. Coeowe.....1bu
Jerry. 668.7200. Free
SINGLE and Unattached? behissi 12-3 p.m. at the North 0yoU Pay Mor"
consukations. Anubis Invest-
marts Ltd.
Singles World holds w«ky sae of PbWrirq Town Centre $2,000 ......................
and toure near the K -Man assurance. Cal
(TF)
M01Er Prablerns? Leant debt s"P. c'n tpirw l.ad
dances. plus cruise
exclusive for unwached adults. Hal or Glenda a 839.2534 or $5,000 ...................$125
�'�1• (09191 $15,000
consolidations, credit the berW? Does your mww>«
amangemw tis, personal budget deer gtasMs? Th• hireling i
cal tail free. 1.800-5864163. .................$375
free.
( 091193) FINALLr Fal h«. lost 181bs n • • e
1611bklcr
plennin% gwnl ho- atcppild. one hoed rrripster, Mieah 3:11.
2a days. 1Fall
p8VCNC - taro cards and palmi tat, ea•
efMfey ewer do r saN e a e
FREE CONSULTATIONS. Isaiah 58:10 12. John 10:11.
Credit Coutse50aa oRawwg- JMn Canpbse 1.706 9639175,
reading. 126 Dundas St. W.
WM" (nw Stock). Call 668• �1 ay- (418) 434-2102 • • .. •
Oshma). 43S- 14M Me (TF)
0499. (092190)
ictal - cnsmney cyeaning as low
as only $59 Post screening
Instaned.525 -No fuss, no
i .% 9,ara n toed-. Fr**
owirnats. 686.7741. (0923931
Driving Schools
S a B D MN Schod
10 lessons $150
3 lessons a test $75
Free pick-up b drop Off.
287-3060
7 dWsJweelL
CONSTRNCTION
fldaOr • and tM:ofiol
repeMt, Irf10Y0rOf - end
- -- tirliall Fog all
cleen Frfe1911e1 work
puaarM,
RESPONSIBLE adult male
available for painting.
wallpapering, drywall,
renovations, etc. No job too
smalL Call kx Ire• estintaus.
Glen, 639.27M 0290)
S.C.G. Construction Ltd. -
quality exterior and interior
renovaioro. repasts, additions,
designst"M talus and abouts.
AN workmanship guaranteed
839 -
ARTISTIC Masonary spe""
SABER Contracting all
Ig 'n kreplaoee and (:in'"""
capilli add'tlOn S.
DECORATING•ria
-at enf. r -coons.
Creed Reasvaikm
bathrooms. hon» maintenance
emergency, service.-umilwo,
servic"
'etlnishmg• quality work
For aft your home
guaranteed 15 yea's
Renovation Necds SL
experience 686-2915 (TFEFGI
Coficat °G Fir°`
-
renovate your bathroom or
mchen waif as vml as tloor
Music, Dancing
car 391-5791
l
ARTISTIC Masonary spe""
LEARN piano - doctor at music
Ig 'n kreplaoee and (:in'"""
of I Atax urch nas open-
of ch
,.1pahrsWorks vl WICKS.
r for Students your hOm1*
blocks and stops of all kin
Or thriven studio Fam'iy
Free estimate, wakmeneh0
discounri Cyt 683-3969 and
guaranteed. Call Rev» Genas.
leave mhessage (09229,1
666-4426. (TF)
EUROPEAN ter specialist cad
Painting
renovate your bathroom or
mchen waif as vml as tloor
r��
Decoraf ng
'dee 20 years experwhce. Good
references and satisfaction
ALL Pro Painting and
guaranteed. For tree estimates.
WaNpa mol General repars.
D. Dykstra, 7254913. (TF)
quality work at reasonable rales.
pix' dscouro for Sensors Cal'
OUAUT/ wool by father am
Chuck 404-9669. (09 1793)
son team. Well experienced.
hard working. Renovations.
SESSIONAL Pa"Ing. 'n-
addenors decks SIC. CAN us for
tenor and exterior. drywall.
a tree estimate 571-1263 &t or
taping, plastering and spray
Rod. Oshisol (TFALL)
CAN Alfredo or Heka at 723-
1337.(092893)
Moving,
S age
S ervicles
till/-TtlWLJM &
BOAT
STORAGE
12 minutes north of
Pidleljng. Recession rales.
649-1116
and incuted. Contac fiery
0884. (TF) AJAX Moving Systems -hue
services, moves. appliance and
piano speciaists. flat rate or
Hot.ti.leartMtO hourly. We now have heated
storage units. Now ollerirg tree
MATURE, skived cleaner. avail boxes with mow. gall 427 -
able to clean your hoot•. also fes. (TF)
able to do repairs, palm walls HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS
and wallpaper. Call Sandra, move big or small, we price
427.3178 and leave message. thsm all Free setmates. sensors
Home discount. short notice mares.
pianos moved. Comparable
tmprov(Elttertfts rates. Cal 432.2850. (TF)
MAN with truck and(or men for
tam► a1 your moving needs, prices to
TMS �r� til your budget. Special rates for
seniors. -We try to be the boa in
trM« a town.- Gave Pete a ant at 576-
Interior
76
C•,.,.,�ll 9633. (TF ALL)
""`"Bin MEN with large truck will do
WoihiR�St1Q. Fad household move. residential.
clear) Ririe SOV". oorrenercial. AN types of moves.
421 Cao Carol or Jane. 427-2868.
(TF)
MACACIAN. -. trierl0s. ready
to entertain lor any age, any
occasion. Birthdays,
promotions. openings,
tundransers. Magic stows are
fur11 LGM" hep. 839-7057 or
72e411334.(TF)
RABBIT wants work doing
magic tar chikken's pains• and
all occasions, have my own
ntagic. . Call Emis, 866-4932.
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300 Church St N., Ajax
6834721
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10:30 am
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35 CHURCH ST. N.
PICKERING VILLAGE
683-7311
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11.00 A.M.
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56 Calm Ave. Warlit, Alex
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1066 Dunbarton Rd, PlcilerkV
839-7271
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Helping Hands
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is now offering
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ages 6 weeks to 18 months
3 spots left
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ages 6 yrs. - 12 yrs.
Drop in and see us
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A��ert;s;ng Feature
Liliwood Ltd. builds solariums that work
With so many craftsmen plying ►-
their wares and promising quality
workmanship. it's hard for
consumers to know which craftsmen
they can trust to provide true value
for their hard-earned dollar.
There are many firms in the
business of building solariums.
Liliwood Ltd. is one of those firms.
This Ajax -based business, in
operation for the past five years, has
earned a solid reputation. %laterials
used are of the highest quality to
ensure absolute customer
.satisfaction.
As Bob and Liliana Kurek, the
husband and wife team who own
this firm, say. "Our satisfied
customers are our future."
After building 250 ;olariums
throughout Ontario. they proudly
state that they "do not have one
dissatisfied customer."
Bob advises. "If we go back to a
client it's to begin another project for
them. The job is done fight the first
time."
Bob is confident that every one of
his customers would willingly refer
his firm to others.
Solariums are additions that
improve the equity of your home
and at the same time provide you
and your family with a retreat -
right in your own backyard. It draws
you closer to the beauty of nature
which many tend to lose sight of
during their hectic lives; at the same
time, it protects you from the
harmful elements.
A solarium is truly a place for
relaxation, recreation, entertainment
and unwinding....
Imagine sitting in the warm comfort
of your new solarium during a
winter storm, or gazing up to the sky
through your skylight, catching
sight of a few falling stars.
The 'heat mirror' glass is designed
to keep the warmth in during the
winter and reflect heat out during the
summer. It provides 99.95E
protection from harmful ultra violet
rays of the sun.
Liliwood has mastered the art of
building custom solariums. Each one
is unique, and designed to suit the
individual needs of each customer.
Floors and walls are fully insulated
and customers have a choice of
cedar or drywall finishes. The
exterior frames, although mostly
cedar, can be finished with
aluminum siding, brick, or a
combination of materials.
Other options include casement
windows, cathedral ceilings, spiral
staircases. There is no limit to the
designs available.
Perhaps the most unique of all
Liliwood's solariums to date is one
that was built below ground level.
The basement wall was eliminated
and replaced with an entirely new
concept - a solarium which
provided much needed natural
sunlight in the darkened basement
while the energy-efficient thermal
glass kept the heating costs low,
inviting the outdoors underground.
Liliwood completes the job from
the pre -construction stage to the
very last coal of stain. That means
permits and architectural drawings
4
Inset, Bob Kurek; different steges
of a project by Liliwood Ltd. ,;FM
ar;i uuenur gnu extenur wlnUIUw s UI
the solarium. As Liliana says. "We
do do windows."
Solariums can be suited to anyone's
budget, says Bob. In fact. Liliwood
offers a convenient installment plan
to accommodate customers by
spreading the cost over a period of
time. Solariums can be as elaborate
or as modest as one desires.
Bob and Liliana emigrated from
Poland and have built their business
literally from the ground up.
The Liliwood crews are all insured
and bonded, and meet Bob's high
expectations in workmanship.
Besides solariums, Liliwood also
provides other types of construction
work. These include skylights
(complete with ice shields to prevent
leakage), renovations and finished
basements.
As Bob says. "Consumers need to
get the most for their money these
days and we stand behind our work."
For an obligation -free estimate.
Liliwood Ltd. invites you to call
anytime at (416) 686-4417.
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School EST. 1969
Ages 18 months
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Pickering Village, (rear building)
Ajax
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1. With a Touch Tone phone call 1416-
976-0999 to browse ads or respond to
ads. Be sure to make a note of the mail
box numbers at the end of each ad, and
follow instructions by the computer. A
charge of $1.99 per minute will apply.
you can respond to ads 24 hours a day,
7 days a week.
2. If you need help, call toll free 1-800-
667-6083 between noon and 11 p.m.
"Bartering is an idea
whose time has come."
Anderson, full-time and
p�-) ime. OB 5149
(
MOTHER with E.C.E.
background looking to
take in children, in
Whites Rd. and 401
area. OB 5150 (PIC)
MOTHER of two willing
to babysit, fenced yard
and hot meals provid-
ed. OB 5151 (WHI)
BABYSITTER needed,
non-smoker, daycare
experience, reasonable
rates, near St.
Headwigs and Duke of
Edenborough. OB
5152 (OSH)
instructor for elemen-
tary and secondary stu-
dents. Reasonable
rates. OB 6206 (BOW)
BOOKKEEPING Plus,
swamped with paper-
work? Need help? All
books, reconciliations,
government returns,
typing. Delivery, pick-
up available. OB 6207
(WHI)
FALL special, Perma-
Shine your car. Protect
it from rust and salt,
makes paint like new,
$120. OB 6208 (OSH)
HOUSECLEANING,
save your leisure time,
reliable service, all
cleaners supplied.
References available.
OB 6201 (OSH)
RENT furnished apart-
Regular $200 each.
four burner stove top,
ment. $250 monthly to
OB 3452 (COB)
will trade for three
NEED help? Seniors
MAID service seven
REAL ESTATE
$600 value. never been
organ and Roxton end
room, tables. Kenmore
1984 Mustang, looks
OB 4221 (OSH)
will do housework,
years of professional
Buy, Sell or ' -
used, half price or best
tables. OB 3467
humidifier, best offer.
like boss, new stereo,
1985 Ford LTD, 6-
shopping, laundry and
service in apartments,
'
offer. OB 3450 OSH
(OSH)
(BOW)
OB 3485 (AJA)
speakers, tires and
cylinder, p.s., p.b.,
run errands. OB 6044
condos, homes and
includes single bed
ROCKING chair, large,
WATERBED - king
FOR sale JVC integrat-
radiator, V-6 3.8 black
$1,700 or best offer.
(COL)
small businesses. Call
THREE and a half
sold wood, excellent
size, pine, bookcase
ed amplifier and
with bra. $2,900 cert.
certified. OB 4222
SMALL claims court
today. OB 6202 (AJA)
acres plus deeded
condition. Asking $75.
headboard, full motion.
Technics digital tuner.
OB 4157 (AJA)
(BOW)
agent, will stand up in
CERTIFIED C.P.R. and
access to Bob's Lake
OB 3451 (WHI)
heater. Asking $80. OB
$150.00 for both. OB
FOR sale, 1989 Dodge
1989 KX 80, water-
court and get your
first aid instructor, will
north of Kingston,
FOR sale. washer.
3468 (OSH)
3486 (OSH)
Power Ram Four
cooled, good condition.
money back. Low fee.
do private or group
$29.000 o.b.o. OB
dryer, fridge and stove,
ROYAL Aibert, Petit
HUNDREDS of prod-
Wheel Drive, 6 litre,
$800 o.b.o. OB 4223
OB 6142 (PIC)
classes. OB 6209
1074 (PIC)
price is negotiable. OB
Pont China. placeset-
ucts available to trade,
auto transmission.
(AJA)
WATER colors, private
(AJA)
and ideal for outdoor
3452 (AJA)
ting for 8, many extras.
personal and business,
Liner and cap included.
SKIDO 1985 formula
lessons for beginners
SERVICES needed if
REAL ESTATE
TWO velvet beige rock-
Will sell for $1.000. OB
you name it we trade it.
$8.500.00. OB 4158
plus. excellent working
in your home, reason-
you have a service of
Rentals
ng chairs, like new.
3469 (OSH)
OB 3487 (OSH)
(OSH)
condition $2.100.00.
able rates. OB 6151
value I will barter, any-
small (7). Paid $1200,
--kin
--kin $95 each
BUILT-IN Moffat oven
antenna amplifier UHF,
1978 Grand Mar His
OB 4224 POSH)
alterations, call with
E.C.E. OB 5148 (OSH)
RENT furnished apart-
Regular $200 each.
four burner stove top,
ment. $250 monthly to
OB 3452 (COB)
will trade for three
genuine needy person,
FOR sale, apartment
seater sofa. OB 3470
also part-time house-
full of furniture. name
(AJA)
work available. OB
your price. OB 3454
CHAINSAW, top of the
2115 (AJA)
(AJA)
line, 21 " blade. very
BACHELOR apart-
GENDRON pram, $50:
great condition, asking
ment. preferred loca-
highchair, S15: carseat,
5285. OB 3471 (AJA)
tion, northeast
$10; umbrella stroller,
BEDROOM suite. 5 -
Oshawa, private and
$10. OB 3455 (OSH)
pieces, dark pine,
complete, new, avail-
DRYER, five years old:
includes single bed
able immediately,
washer, ten years old.
with mattress set $500
5450. OB 2117 (OSH)
Good working condi-
o.b.o. OB 3471 (PIC)
MINUTES from 401,
bon. $200 for pair. OB
FRIDGE, stove, wash -
one bedroom base-
3456 (AJA)
er. almond colored.
merit apartment.
BAUER hockey skates,
Asking $900 for all
includes 1 vehicle park-
like new, little boys
three or $350 indwidu-
ing, cable, utilities and
sizes 10 and 1 1 , $20
ally. Mint condition. OB
one day a week laun-
each. 08 3457 (AJA)
3473 (OSH)
dry. $525 monthly, first
VENDING machines, 2
FRANKLIN mint
and last. OB 2119
Freshomat;c compact
Monopoly game, gold-
(OSH)
units, 3 years old, any
plated hotels and game
MEDIUM freezer,
reasonable otter
pieces, paid $779. ask -
q I
Florida car, fully
$200. Wedding dress, accepted. OB 3458 ;ng $400 or best offer. S3,800 or best offer. ATTENTION plumbers, . qua v nts c i
88 Ford Escort 78.000
RIDE available in
Durham to and from
thing under the sun.
(OSH)
loaded, $2,000.00.
kilometers, 2 door
Toronto. 5 days a
CH MNE
CHIMNEY sweep Ajax.
1982 Nighthawk,
1982best
hatch, automatic, new
Don't delay, call
guaranteed profession -
offer. OB
tires. one owner, cert -now.
now. OB 6166 (WHI)
al, (no mess) chimney
4176
176 (OSH)
fire. $2,400. OB 4225
ELECTRICIAN wishes
cleaning. Repairs.
1980 Regal
(AJA)
exchange
caps, and bird screens.
sports coupe, two door,
1981 Ford van, good
s cash for instal-
s
Reasonable rates. OB
rebuilt 350, certified,
condition, good work-
tion of
kation of a gas furnace
(AJA)
good condition. $2.800
horse. OB 4226 (OSH)
and complete gas pip-
NO time for house
or best offer. OB 4192
FOR sale 1979
'^g� OB 6188 (OSH)
work? Cleaner avail -
wo
(PIC)
1977 Chev Blazer front
Mercedes Benz 300D,
or will trade for?? OB
RIDE needed week-
able, reasonable rates
end, 350, transmiss+on,
4227 (WHI)
days from
weekly or bi-weekly"
transfer case, fuel tank.
tion, $300. OB 3459
Harmony/401 area to
satisfaction guaran-
cap and more, for
MATURE woman
Toronto and back. Will
teed. OB 6212 (OSH)
parts. OB 4207
EMPLOYMENTsplit
on gas. OB 6196
DAYCARE available -
1977 Chev Impala,
197or
needed, supervise two
(OSH)
Fincfv"Fairport, reliable,
best offer, in
EARN $$$ from your
NEEDED full-time
caring, mother of two.
running condition, not
home, distributing a
days,
full/part time, refer -
cert. OB 4209 (OSH)
nutrition/weight loss
Bloobabysitter,
area. To
receipts. OB
1969 Buick Skylark 2-
program. I do and need
start mine
start immediately, in
6213 (ences
(PIC)
door hardtop, cruise,
help with by growing
school p.m. OB 6197
CHIMNEY sweep will
CHI
air, mint condition,
business. OB 5107
(OSH)
EXPERIENCED li-
clean your chimney.
h #I
wedding band. Value
SOLID teak buffet and
tion. $175. OB 3480
3493 (OSH)
door, 35,000 miles on a
(OSH)
tied French teacher,
p.- mney res,
only $55. Weekend
size 16, paid $1,300,
(NMI)
OB 3474 (PIC)
POOL cover 20x40
OB 4210 (PIC)
I'm seeking apprentice-
will tutor Elementary
appointments avail-
asking $650. OB 2118
TOILET and sink with
FOR sale, brown stove,
550.00, 6' diving board
GIRLS Raleigh moun-
ship in plumbing trade
able. As is $800. OB
children, live in/out, ref-
(OSH)
chrome faucet.
Selector, asking $50,
$50.00, ladder $25.00,
tain bicycle pink/purple
and will work 2 weeks
school students in Core
able. 08 6214 (AJA)
$4,900.00. Walnut
American Standard,
needs fuses only. OB
oil heater, fitter, acces-
suits 6-9, excellent
for free. OB 5138
French. OB 6198
HANDYMAN willing to
MERCHANDISE
tone, like new condi-
3475 (PIC)
sories $125.00.
condition $75.00. OB
(BOW)
(AJA)
work for homeowner or
(OSH)
tion, $300. OB 3459
14' aluminum boat,
$200.00 for everything_
4211 (WHI)
MATURE woman
SENIORS' aid will help
contractor on a daily
microwave and stand,
(WHI)
$700. 9.8 Mercury
OB 3488 (WHI)1982
Grand Prix,
needed, supervise two
with outings, groceries,
basis. 08 6215 (OSH)
SIGNS
SIGNS blanks,
POOL equipment,
motor, $500. Will sell
ALMOND Admiral new
loaded, needs engine
children before/after
doctor visits, plus many
WORD processing ser-
poly-
Creepy Krauly pool
separately. OB 3476
stove 2 years, paid
work, 5500 or best
school in exchange for
more whatevers. OB
axes, resumes, manu-
styrene, large quantity
cleaner, Jacuzzi gas
(OSH)
$750, asking $400 or
offer. 08 4212 (BOW)
room and board. OB
6200 (AJA)
SEWING of all kinds,
al, reports, letters, will
pick-up and deliver. 08
and ideal for outdoor
water heater, Haywood
CHURCHILL pool
best offer. OB 3489
1980 Buick Regal
5140 (AJA)
offer. OB 4219 (PIC)
EXPERIENCED and
signs. 08 3146
super pump and more.
table. 4x8. slate top.
(WHI)
turbo. 135,000 km, new
OFFICE work done in
costumes, toss cush-
6216 (WHI)
WEDDING dress, size
OB 3460 (AJA)
New $3.200. Sell for
CHANNEL master
battery and alternator,
my home, computer
ions, clothing, small
08 4155 (OSH)
small (7). Paid $1200,
EARLY world of read-
best offer. All acces-
antenna amplifier UHF,
running condition, $700
and manual.
alterations, call with
E.C.E. OB 5148 (OSH)
will sell for $650. OB
ing, learning readiness
sones, cover included.
VHF, FM, top of the
as is. 08 4213 (PIC)
Reasonable rates. OB
your requirements. OB
MEMBERSHIP
3253
program, by World
OB 3477 (OSH)
line, new for $130. OB
1980 Yamaha 850 X.S.
5141 (OSH)
6203 (AJA)
or best offer. OB 4156
WEIGHT loss a must?
Book very good condi-
KINBAG for discrimi-
3490 (OSH)
Special, 71,000 km.
DAYCARE available,
ATLANTIC City Sept.
MOUTH -watering beef
Energy a need? Good
tion, $125. OB 3461
nating golfers, attach-
COMPACTOR in
Asking $1,500 or best
near Roland Michener
27-29, 3 days, includes
BBO and corn roast.
nutrition assured on
(PIC)
ments included, brand
excellent condition
offer. OB 4214 (OSH)
School, Richie and
meals, accommoda-
Church east of
this 100 per cent natur-
VCR -Camcorder -CEL
new - tournament
Kenmore $125 o.b.o.
1988 Volkswagen Fox
Knapton area, fees
tion, night club show,
Oshawa, Sept. 11, 4
al program. OB 3270
phone, Comp. printers
prize, retail $750, best
OBN 3491 (AJA)
GL, excellent condition,
negotiable. OB 5142
$195.30 per person
p.m. Adults $9, children
MOVING sale, two
and desks, from as low
offer. OB 3478 (OSH)
MAHOGANY boat 32'
$3,100 o.b.o. OB 4215
(AJA)
double occ. OB 6204
6-12, $4. 5 and under
grey loveseats, Sansui
as $60. OB 3462
PONY, black Shetland
twin outboard motors;
'78 Chrysler Cordoba,
EXPERIENCED chil-
(M)
free. 08 7061 (OSH)
stereo system, Nishka
(OSH)
mare, very pretty, great
trade for car 1987 or
auto., air, 55,000 origi-
dren's entertainers for
GOVERNMENT grants
MAPLE Leaf tickets,
3-D camera. OB 3413
FORTRESS 2000
with children, used for
newer. OB 3492 (OSH)
nal miles, grey interior
steady part-time work
and loans for small
Saturday October 2
(PIC)
three wheel power
birthday parties, $600
PEUGEOT car stereo,
and exterior, as is or
OB 5143 (OSH)
businesses, for infor-
versus Buffalo Sabres,
SPARKLING brand
chair, includes batter-
or best offer. 08 3479
auto -reverse, scan,
certified for $1,000. OB
NANNY required for 2
matron respond to box
/ GOLDS, $65.00 each
new lady's 14K gold
ies and charger. Asking
(PIC)
and two speakers, ask-
4216 (WHI)
to live-in, northeast
* 08 6205 (WHI)
or best offer. 08 7062
solitaire, 1/4 ct. dia-
$1,500 or best offer.
FREEZER, 15 cubic
ing $70.00 for every-
'81 Chev Malibu, blue
Oshawa, legal start,
FRENCH tutoring ser-
(WHQ
mond with 3 diamond
OB 3463 (OSH)
foot, excellent condi-
thing or best offer. 08
interior and exterior, 2
early Nov. OB 5144
vice by a qualified
wedding band. Value
SOLID teak buffet and
tion. $175. OB 3480
3493 (OSH)
door, 35,000 miles on a
(OSH)
$1,500, asking $550
hutch with table,
(NMI)
Sears rebuilt engine,
MATURE babysitter
seL OB 3422 (OSH)
$1,000 o.b.o. Large
ANTIQUE 9 pce.
AuTO
runs great, very reli-
needed to care for 2
f T O W N S E N D ,
baby pram, navy blue,
mahogany dining room
TRANSPORTAT10N
able. As is $800. OB
children, live in/out, ref-
unframed a/p print of
$250 o.b.o. Double
suite, refinished, asking
4217 (WW)
erence required. OB
Lake Crossing, $325 or
stroller, pale green,
$4,900.00. Walnut
1980 G.S. 850 G.
GOOD running condi-
5145 (AJA)
barter for 12 gauge-
$125.00 3464 (PIC)
library table $620.00.
Suzuki, midnight blue
tion, Pontiac
DAYCARE available,
shotgun. OB 3424
EXERCISE bike, CCM,
00 3481 (PIC)
shaft, excellent condi-
Parisienne, 1980,
lunches, crafts and
(OSH)
like new, $50. Birch
FULL capacity GE
tion, asking $1,200.00
$600, as is. OB 4218
playmate, $70 a week
TIRED of the 9 to 5
secretary desk and
microwave and stand,
4057 (OSH)
(PIC)
Ritson/ Taunton area.
grind? Our manual has
chair, $75. OB 3465
excellent condition. OB
SCOOTER, 1985
1972 Pontiac Ventura,
OB 5146 (OSH)
over 250 proven home-
(OSH)
3482 (OSH)
Honda Elite, 3,000 Ian,
burgundy, 350 Chevy,
WANTED, part-time
based businesses. OB
080 for sale, has
CHILD'S Leine bed-
medlanically Al, $800
Edel Brock intake,
home help, live in or
3428 (WHI)
never been used, ask-
room suite, bed dress-
or trade for a newer 14
Holey carb., aluminum
out. Clean home, light
SUFFERING from
ing $125. Kitchen table
er, shelf unit, solid elm,
ft. aluminum boat. OB
rims, $2,500 or best
work 00 5147 (AJA)
video bumaR? Master
and chairs, $150. 2
excellent condition.
4058 (AJA)
offer. OB 4219 (PIC)
EXPERIENCED and
mini putt? Here's 2002
sets of shears, make
$400.00. OB 3483
1985 Ford Tempo.
1978 Oldsmobile
mature babysitter avail-
. thiggs to do on a date.
an offer. OB 3466
(OSH)
$500 as is or best offer.
Cutlass, 2 -door, V-8,
able, reasonable rates,
OB 3429 (WHI)
(AJA)
BRAND new fridge,
08 4155 (OSH)
fully loaded, will trade
has child C.P.R. and
CASH paid for CD's
MOVING sale - dining
stove and freezer. OB
1985 Ford Tempo, 5-
for small motorcycle.
E.C.E. OB 5148 (OSH)
and video games and
room set, $2,500. Hide-
3464 (OSH)
speed, good Gond.,
OB 4220 (PIC)
DAYCARE available,
systems. OB 3449
a -bed, men's and
NEARLY new 21 cubic
used daily, 5800 as is
1978 Grand LeMans,
nutritious lunch and
(WHI)
ladies' bikes, little tykes
ft fridge, glass shelves,
or best offer. OB 4156
4 -door, 305, low
snacks, fenced back
WATER purification,
playhouse, Thomas
3 piece oak living
(OSH)
mileage, $500, as is.
yard, near Rossland-
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SINGLE make, 20, very athletic,
like movies, walks on he beach,
romantic evenings, looking for
female, 18-25 with similar inter-
est. baking for a long term rela-
bonship. SY 1300
ATTRACTIVE single white male,
22. 6', 180 lbs., enjoys outdoors,
evenings out, quiet evertings at
home. romantic. shy and officers.
looking for slim white female, 19.
25 withsame Interests for rela-
tionship. SY 1301
SHY, lonely male, teddy bear 24,
varied interests, seeks female,
20-30 who enjoys quiet bines for
Issbrg long term relatiawhip. BY
1302
YOUNG male, 38, would lake to
meet Will sincere female. 25-35
who enjoys good conversation,
country life. and BBOs. SY 1303
CONTRACTOR. 28. 6', long on
love. currently short on tiros, look.
Ing for female, who enjoys right
walks along beach, videos, and
unbridled passion. SY 1304
BLUE eyed white male, 25, not
bad looking, enjoys fishing, long
walks, romantic evenings, seeks
possible long term relationship.
SY 1305
VERY handsome Italian born
male. 28. Billy Ray Cyrus looka-
like with a mustache, (only bet-
ter) Seeks Lady for funt relation,
ship
ela ion -
ship SY 1308
WANTED beautiful blonde who
was at Wally's Restaurant
Wednesday. July 14. 3'00 a.m.
We made contact but couldn't
talk. Cal if you're nkerested in the
man with the gold glasses. SY
1309
MALE white. 37 seeks slim,
attractive lady 2530 for friend.
ship. possible relationship Must
be understanding Serious
inquiries only SY 1310
SUCCESSFUL white busival
-in in 50s seeks attractive
female any a" ler romantic ra la-
tonshxp on long form basis SY
1311
SINGLE male. 30, clean cut and
workng looting for a ftrnale. 26-
30. who is honest and hes a good
sen" of humcl SY 1312
HEALTHY, caring, honest, fit
white male. 41, 5'11' seeks a
lady to share the spark of fun
romantic tams with SY 1313
SINGLE father 27, good looking.
6. 190 lbs . enjoys working out.
dancing. chrwng, quiet ovtnhrgs.
seeks Ismaili, attractive. atm, 25-
35 with snarler interests SY 131S
SPIRITED Taurus. male white.
40. 5'4-, two cfvl hon. looking ler
S woman b satiny my read to be
touched nrntapy. spiritually and
ptN-W y SY 1317
ROMANTIC male, white. 40.
seeks lovable, loyal and affection-
ti
ffectionab faimnal who enjoys golf, ting
walks and quiet evenings SY
1318
ETERNAL optimist, somewhat
romanticslim, mod 40 s. enjoys
music. conversation. movies.
aby, slim, attractive. Mcrae coup
wrpat. to loser rel»weip. SY
1330
ATTRACTIVE single worbng par-
ent. 34 Mies the outdoors, camp
ing. dining and dancing, sports
madded. seeks lemae. 25.35 who
enjoys children with swnlar rhw-
ese.SY 1350
WHITE male enjoys walks.
music. and gong to movies, klok-
ng for single ware brise 22-25.
SY 1411 (OSH)
SUCCESSFUL businessmen. 34
Years all a8twkc and M. 6 W.
190 lbs., dark hair and ayes.
Seeks tit attalowe young lady,
20.35. ler roma tic evenings, gst-
awaYe and Laval. SY 1434
ESTABLISHED make 31, non-
ndeporde t. IOObig ler ndepr►
dent, slim fef Malo, age, race
unimportant must be honest,
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interests include camping, travel-
ling and theatre. SY 1446
ROCK musician. 23 yrs old.
white. male. 54', bks ayes and
long blond hair, likes cooking,
moonlight scrims. weekend par-
ties and hanging out, sense of
humor would be cool. Lathsa
please call again, nosed your
message. SY 1455
ATTRACTIVE white mala, 35.
active. physically fit outgoing and
sincere. seeks attractive ,•make
20-35 ler serious relationship, for-
mally box 11061. SY 1457
SINGLE, hard worker. gentleman
33, enjoys movies. dancing.
cooking, romantic passionate
evenings. seeks lady 26.40.
spontaneous. sincere. nonwnok-
or, for friendship SY 1484
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CARING. tap, good looking male,
36 f.: never married. tstab-
1sf+ed. enjoys outdoors. campng.
cordage. quiet evenings, Seeks
attractive, honest, fun lady for
romance and relationship SY
1185
GOOD looking 22 yew old mile.
6', prefers mature crowd. Seeks
f ernale. 26.36 for owvw wohsp
and possible relationship
Interests include music. dning.
movies and late night talks SY
1406
SINGLE whits male 27. 6'.
employed. sen" of humor.
ojoys collage ie. spares• show-
mobdng, romanbc everwgs. an
infamous rhyme killer, seskhng
ran -smoking. attractnvo. singe
f•nae. 20-30 SY 14A
MALE, 46, would Iia to most a
woman. SW, sane age Enjoys
moves, driving. dancing. bio rid-
Ing
brig and chsdan. Non-smoker SY
14th (OSH)
ARTICULATE and romantic
white male. professional. 59".
aaraq:tivai, personable, ohm and
focused. Seeks 313., companion,
alliin, pretty and very elle I . SY
1480
SINGLE, ether of one, estab-
lished. honest stable, At. non-
smoker, attractive, 37. Into
Aeelth7 lifestyle. cycling. plays
and name. Goal ofien9 -4 seeks
a natural lady. Child prekeniod.
SY 1400
TALL, atm mile, 32, no doper►
dna, not iso bar scot». Enjoys
mum. raequ•t woo. waft on
the beach m skis qui•t nafrarrfe
evenings. Soto similar I•lrrasa.
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2535, for kiendell and possible
r•IaYattrp. SY 1461(0&0
BLUE -eyed widowed orwwbind,
57, fomi,49tr•d, word ravel«,
active in sports, also likes art,
manic, deviceig, good convens-
tion, ac. Lookiig ler a sou( mw.
BY /4q
LOOKINO for the oarpariorrhip
of a nice easy-going one-man
woman. 28-38 Myself, I'm horn
est, attractive, 35, single, enjoy
quiet home life, movies. games.
cards, sports. children and
"do special limes together
SY 1493
STRAIGHT to to point. I'm 31,
self-employed, attractive, seek
understanding, slim, preferably
blond. single wchxte brnale. ler fun
or relationship (Must be good
cook). SY 1494
ATTRACTIVE slim single make
28. smoker. we" attractive tuff
figured female 25-35 with no
dependents For possible long
term relationship Prefer smoker
SY 1495 (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE gentleman 5 a'.
53. divorced I enjoy, fishing,
camping. and travail. I love coun-
try
ouptry music and good cooking If
you are under 55 and petite
please respond. SY 1496 (OSH)
HARDWORKING- single white
father 30. 5 8 160 lbs.. estab-
Mhed Looting ler awacM. sn-
gle white mother, who enjoys
family Misread outings. and quiet
romantic tines for possible king
term relationship SY 1497 (OSH)
SHY. 31 yr. olio new at tis seeks
someone who s interested .n
hudtock moves, quos ever -
at hone during ffw week 20-30
Single moms are welcome SY
14" (OSH)
TALL attracbve male, 27 non-
smoker seeks intelligent fornae
for Sunday walks in lite Country,
moves. dinner 6 wine, lers wart
with a cut over comee. No pin
heads plea" SY 1499 (OSH)
HAPPY sincere white mals. So.
5'6". interests include down hill
*Ping, workout leading. damcwg
Seeking white. slim female, in
405 for serious long term reason -
Shp SY Ism (OSH)
SINGLE man, good values, attr
,otic. attractive, awtw nckrd5
gats and singing seeks singe
wortuNmom 3010 wr0m a good
outlook aro Sas of humor, kx-
maly mailbox 01471 SY 1 SOI
(OSH)
ESTABLISHED, good looking.
urrverrty, educated. black mew.
57, non -Smoker. has roman.
Inc. likes wake. music, movie*,
seeks independent slap, afec-
tw ae More. 32-39, raps urrn
poraint SY 1S02(DOM
ATTRACTIVE single lathier. 37.
arpyo sporty n#o out as wed
as quer warps a hrorn., seeks
an attractive and affectionate
totals with sari" hares- and
good sense of humor, single
moms wwsI m , ronsnakr. SY
1503 (WHQ
ATTRACTIVE in mil and body,
sit(js while make. 32. oorl' , ,
never married. Enjoys walks,
ntoviss, camplM conversation
and pee- Will iq to most woo
Is, sails ap amok for lel
M l•vig klue. SY 1594
SINGLE white make. 30, SW.
185, tear Cut tikes eyes, dilly
bbrtds heir. orlpbyad would ft
b nit rrgle whit I • who
is lookup ler a "rims rshow
skip. SY is" (004
SHY, 54 year old whits male,
5'11', 100 lbs. I like Country
nwu•w, dart an 1, dirww out and
king walks. I would an b trust a
aim lady 45SD with sieiar i.bry
ese. SY ISO
YALE, 43, ssparatas4 nonMfnk-
r, Nus camping, nrvios caro
Ing and long nd- on my Haley.
Seeking awacise tidy, 3045, for
rlNlfdehq +rid possible robics
shlq. ST tsar (0810
YALE, 30, iMresbd in a/ kinds
of spore, outdoor activities,
eargii g. wfidwnew travel, leis-
bry and art Looking for ajlaclive
lady between 18.45. SY 1500
(000
WELL established while arab,
46, reeking skein b modus build
lair who rljoys chock male
and romantic dinners and one
who Inas im s in hall Iib ler a cer-
Ing person. SY 1509 (OSH)
HONEST male, 26. 165 lbs ,
shoulder length brown hair. blue
eyes• seeking finerdehhp or long
term nWationaxp with lenata 22-
28. SY 1510 (COB)
ADVENTUROUS male, who likes
outdoor sports. bowling, skiing,
motorcycles. seeks female who is
a non-wrokef. who erjoys dari-
ng and big wale. No substance
users Pisa" SY 1511 (COB)
AVERAGE blue collar guy. 36,
single. active. established. non-
smoker enjoys tines out as wail
as quiet times at home. seeks
petite, ohm lady. 2535 for fun
and carparvonshp. kids 0 K ST
1512 (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE, outgoing male,
25. 6 blond hair. blue eyes, fun
bung. carng, sairskeve. looking
ler sweet p•bte finale, 22.30,
ler romantic limes and possible
relabw%* p. SY 1513 (OSH)
DIANE, who responded to BY
1495plea" leave your number
SY 1514 (OSH)
DO you enjoy weekends at to
comage, drag out slung or just
staying at home playing Trivial
Pursuit or watching vKhm) Are
you between 28-351 Crve mine a
Co. ST 1515 (OSH)
BUSINESSMAN. 32. non-smok-
air. would kle to meet Wl* lady
27-37, who enjoys variety of
social activities. ler comparvon.
ship and possible rokoo no SY
Isis (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE mlale. 20. seeking
woman 4017, likes Candlelight
dnnom. quiet waks and movwa
Peal no heed games SY 1517
(OSH)
GENTLEMAN, young 40, attrac-
We shim. 5 10". noon go safer
bb, reepoctable, nee0ocerg, inn
siderals easy -go". Sainee of
humor. seeks specifically sin,
attract". caning lady, for moon-
ingful relationship SY IS18
(03"
SINGLE taew divorced, booing
for an old-fashioned, down to
earth girl, 30-40, who enjoys
sports, movies and partying.
Singe mum will= . SY 1519
(03")
BLONDE, bks6sy d, fit good.
looking. •r! ad. single while
mide, 27. 510', 166 be., with an
ap tmd in Oshawa. ties offers
skiing. creative photography,
seeks open wsd@4 chino• fit
aaaetiw women. 18-30leh. SY
tloe (ONM
PORT Perry gsstremrt, 53. 6'.
210 los., snroltr, open, horwt
tarir g. varied ~*Ms. *asks
rtimriar bill seam in Itrsot. 36
5o. sir Ism (0SM)
YALE, 36, single. 811', sbady,
job. rrjoys sou nlry music. ana-
seeks. ouster apisif**, inl•neel-
ad in mtse0ng lady, 35-40, to
enjoy earno lishi g. 4-wAwsF
iig, r+► naffing ad jut hileiig a
good tiff». ST an
Two altrctife, r*afkltie fflt••
vitt nistfill buil, 19 i 10, bok-
iw for be &*aero I 16-
19, lex ifi•fu , , 4 a )3essib rik-
8ataho. SY 15'17 (OBI+
YET you in the gfoo•ry don, you
tar sdrh I B*acdm b•rAkrl
brown eyes. 1eff+ldn seal•, Sr_
510". lab Sas-early 40's, we
rrtilod at each otw. I coukdnt
asy mow ttan haft d nm this
fallow would No to bow you. SY
1124 (05M)
SHY, 23 yew old, who enjoys
reading, movies, dnirg out,
camping, would like to most
swasoie wAr •`freer iaraab ler
ttiarfdtrq and possible bro4fi m
cub.., -0 sY 1545 m"
FOOTLOOSE ad %my -M" sir
& orb, 30, wN esbbitrd,
enjoys sprits, outdoor &dw*".
weekends away, looking for
fans ft. 22-32 who enjoys the
Sarno. SY 1536 (000
MALE, 31, so" boob 24-31.
Wwamided, bdwV ler mind.
stip. SY 15V (ONq
TIRED of ria be tenet rim 25,
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leaking lex a single famuta, S"Y-
5'S', slim built, 20-25, to share
long wales, horseback nding and
quiet evenings with SY 1528
(OSH)
GOOD looking gargle mata, 24,
enjoys msec, outdoors and quiet
romantic evenings, looking for
slim, attractive lemale, 18.25
Yids welcome SY 1529 (OSH)
TALL, dark and handsome
Caucasian male. 40ish, non-
smoker. seeks lady 25-45. for
casual dating and companion
ship Single moms o k. SY 1530
(OSH)
AFFECTIONATE attract" make
who s fit, successlully self-
employed. seeking a lady tut a
firntw mrWed Ior cycling. sarkg,
the Har4y. tic. 35•. SY 1S31
(OSH)
SINGLE working Parent 38. hon*
feu. non-enmokxg, some interests
include mows. outdoors, music.
dining, sports. and quiet tants,
seeking short trsmre with serxiar
interests and a low more' SY
1532 (OSH)
Two singe white males 25 6 27
looking for two single white
females 24-28 lex fun and kw,6
ship SY ISM tAJA)
• s•
FEMALE. 35, unattached, 5'1".
enjoys camping. basotiall, gar-
doW and trevail, seeking nae.
35-40 who a snoae and offtake
lished for possible relationship
SY 2146
ATTRACTIVE lady. 37, single.
tntoys music. darmpng, molorcy-
clee and the outdoors, seeks
adracWs tear gong man, 30.40
who enjoys the saint. SY 21"
INDEPENDENT angio mom. 3e,
srho er, roomrral•t, 1411 many
~fIl fete, suis tall large build.
"Vie white malt, 37-45, with
good serve of humor and a heart
SY 2300
YOUNG. wry jetib motes of 2.
22. enjoys camping, weaikend
getaways. quiet rwghb, long dn-
ves, waft. looking ler Mr. Right
must an" chicken. SY 2301
ATTRACTIVE single mom. 3o,
enjoys dacaig, camprg aporw.
rorctwtet evoll . country music
c
and old rock, seeks honest miss.
3040 br a spoon lira and P*►
sbe mW wmhip SY 2302
ATTRACTIVE whew Ismre. 29
smaller, no d•pe dwie, enjoys
sport, sumawr fun, country
music. old rock, bow, quiet and
wild times seeks make. Mia. SY
2303
PROFESSIONAL, female, 24,
enjoys reading. long walks.
moves and nrfhanhtic 6nafs, if
you haws elinin ilbles- I would
low b her Mata you. SY 2304
ATTRACTIVE prokession ll
bwAb. rtparaatet bee danorg
ad MA s ••tib froaurlle ma*,
3M WAO wider :fbl.ab good
*rr•e of - L, , r and a scut ler
ids. ST 2200
LADY 52, s••ke companion,
rPre gardwift Oa0- , lirw
Call rare and collsOse. ST 2309
HARM bdy, 35.. f on a oissr,
nom liMer. bdit ler serious
HW ft felrr to fids We howe+
with. enjoys drwifg, care ing.
.*mucro• no nus rat or psis in the
cls. SY 2317
ATTRACTIVE dkifcsd motes of
2. 33. looking ler at)acfv nuns,
33-40, who likes kids, the out-
doors, music and romatce.SY
2310
ARE you an atracil" sinem
humorous gantlsmatt I'm 23,
attraeiva Molitor of one who
enjoys movies, musae, travel,
seeks somrons rirrneaaly and
enfrfn Wjr at". SY 2149
THIS 30ash, peen •yd. slim,
above werage, smacive, probe,
sinal, brunette, 5'4', lie floe,
soaking wet stable, secure, is
kookiflg for a 'real man,' bk w
eyed, blonde professional. sY
2347
For persons IS years of age and over.
fnendshrp/comparkonship. SY
2474(OSH)
ATTRACTIVE end mother, 31
wound like to meet secure, altral
lois fun -loving guy. 30.37. for
Inandaxp and possible relation-
ship. SY 2476 (OSH)
'PRETTY' woman, 38. 5'7'.
seeks attractive male with a pool-
five
oorfive attitude, to enjoy a
shanngrcarng time together SY
2477 (OSH)
A knight in a white Charger was
suppose to show up on my
doorstep - is that you? If so. don t
be afraid to respond to this ad
SY 2478 (OSH)
WORKING female. 30, non -
dr. v+ker, enjoys a vanety of social
activities, seeks male. 28.36
sports -aided, looking ler fnerd-
ship and possible relationstvp SY
2479 (OSH)
BLONDE, green eyed, 24, likes
fun times, rock and roll. looking
for fun, honest 24.30 male for
friadanq Of -possibly aSbng erre
SY 2480 (OSH)
CATHOLIC woman who enjoys
sports. movies and children
seeks sincere man 33-40 With
s 11 1 days great sense of humour, looking
for comparronshm or Dosslble
ATTRACTIVE, petite blond
tamale, late 40's, enjoys candefrt
dinars, romantic evenings. quiet
to, Seeks tall 6'. gentleman,
established. caring, sensitive.
who likes to be apoled and parr
pored SY 2369 (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE single white
female. 31. enjoys golf, music.
movies. dancing. outgoing pal
tonality. seeks attractive male.
25.35, black or white, for some
fun. SY 2400 (OSH)
Sincerely Yours...
The safer way t0
meet new people,
leave your name and
number only
when you're ready.
WORKING •'amara, 21. non -
dependents looking for fistsb.
eshed. fit 24-30 male for horst
and trustworthy friendship
ptsieve outlook a must 1r45reSb
include camping, dancing and
tave4nq SY 2426
ATTRACTIVE. some. 36 yr old
lady of quality seeks male for
dompanorefwpPossible nlsaon-
ship Enjoys wwkil out sluing.
dancing, drwrg and theatre SY
2427
BLONDE, attractive. tinge. luL
figured lady. 40's. loves music.
morin. dancing. outdoors. car-
dlelight and wine. seeks singe.
tall. write gentleman, non-smok-
er. 35-50 for friendship and
romance SY 243a (OSH)
VOLUPTUOUS, attractive. engls
lernale. 30dull haw dark eyee.
hoping there are handsome,
romantic and honest men out
there somewhere looking for a
sincere relationship If this
soundo kko you. pease respond
SY 2"2 (WK
LOOKING for Mr Right for my
mom. she s slim. trhm and knda
pretty and divorced. P S. You can
help me bath her to fish too SY
2443
OUTGOING single cram, 35,
enfoys mows. dancing. travel,
looking be a men with to some
interests. who enjoys children
and who is honest and f ltacson-
as. SY 24" (OBN)
HOPELESS romantic, 31, 5'S',
fun loving. reload formate, no
,I' s Iris, who loves long dn-
vee b woo . a WOWV ler an
altaekw, siraen. gentleman in
No Mrs, SY 2449
Two attraetir" females, 19,
sealrcg two adractie ole- 19-
24. b db bb dab Wok must Well
to hiss lun. SY 2452
=OGLE of stove I in say
40's missing make c*mrpalwn-
ship, seeks wall eababiYr•d mart
bawen 40-50 with of of
tion m and enjoys cone stion
and wa" , aefsifsw SV asp
ATTRACTIVE singe nam,
enjoys clisn g. sports. cards.
outdoors, fishing and Harbys,
Cciig, opwn-mrrded and arlpp-
lip- Loob j for a wlrb nab with
some inbreob for r•bbonsfrp.
ST 2454
PISCES, mid 40's. two dtild e;
saes ora• n lir helpiig p4nbe
Sion. honest extroverted, prebr
dark tierart and eyes, enjoys
Eaa- luoif. BY 2455
CAPRICORN, ferfala 40.
Cofarvalwa but palmorale, kill
figured. Sewurg with it. active,
established, 908 male, 35-45
(mat) ler corwww*m and eom-
pariorrhtip. (Ne dohww pleas).
SY 2459 (OSI)
elm middle -age isntalo who
ill" *brig, gelling, dancing
(r- +wry tined coiner!). peas-
ant portion, poson news Boob
someone with similar qualities.
Probably yin-srnokor 50+. BY
3457 (Osm
EASY going. wgke niter of
one, 22. Loolrg for mare mals
22-32, arty race. Single father
welcome SY 24SB (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE sem-single mid
405. who enjoys golf. sksng, pe-
ase. romantic dimer no mind
games, seeking an honest male
40-50 for companionship and
possibly more SY 2459 (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE female 22. 5'2'
enjoys dancing, and outdoor
activities. looking ler mals 22-29
who enjoys the same SY 2460
(OSH)
LIVELY young early 6o's secure
ady looting ler fencers, heanhy
non-smoker for companion tc
share what life has to offer Love
dancing. travel, wakwq, et SY
2461 (OSH)
SENSUOUS sexy, soph aticated
blonde looking ler an en•rgsec
fun -loving guy with a sense of
humornice smile. 40-50. who
loves to dance SY 2462 (OSH)
SINGLE mom. 28. '70 brown
haw . vairy outgoing, 2 children,
looking for a man. 25-35. who
on" children. outdoor activities
and staying busy SY 2463 (OSH)
46 year old ffm ak. divorced ; m
10' brown eyes brown hair
140 Iles , enjoy country music
travel. k*wi% canpg and loves
arrum". seeks nmale. 45-53 wnC
sarmia r*wosb SY 2464 (OSH)
INTELLIGENT 23 year old who
likes country kir dancing, real
ng and go& is sooting some -
ori. 2130 who has familiar river -
soft. for I endervp and possible
relationship SY 2495
WELL groomed fermalw Golden
aebrve rad+ two puppies. bek-
ng ler non-drrikrg ower. 20-0,
Ural will treat me good and take
me out for big waft at nght SY
2466 (OSM)
SINGLE Scorpion mother 5T.
long strawberry bird her. green
eyes easy-going. looking for a
mature mate, no head games.
from 2135. single fathers wail-
cane. SY 2467 (OSM
SINGLE female. 2C yrs.. 5'7-,
long red lis. •asy-going. looking
ler a man 21.27. Preferably ting
hair and someone who knows
tow to have hn. SY 24U (OSH)
20, independent, easy-going.
goal-orkent•d. divorced. full fig-
ured, educated, mother of ori,
with a great sense of humor,
see" woo white nWe. 25.30,
with p•rson&*l and raw beauty
Single dads welcome. SY 240
(0"
SINGLE parent soaks single
era or WOO nue basraan 30-
36. Interests sharing quiet
evenings by canclagr Besse,
walks along ft I i I and gon-
wd i r*nrattic. EY alio low
YOUNG Pelle MOWN of are. 23.
looking for sanc•re pian who
enjoys darer, daaetg. week-
onds away and chldien. Single
bras Will=. ST 2471 (OSM
WILD tlrng, gfe" eyed befouy.
Ibwe ilia. seeking swam^ "I
built while, mels. 27-35, with a
*en" of humor. to share fun
hines, SY W2 (ONQ
SMIGIE, b4kgured, 25. blow,
het, green steal efytrya darr�rg
good conversation, thunder-
olorse and childi fe . looking for
mals, 25-40, who ire Ihe sum
mbmab, conidrs larr.y high -
an priorly fit SY 241`3 (OSIQ
ATTRACTIVE tidy. skin, pu*bso-
SisrtaL asry 501s, merry irbnew
seeks severe. abolished goo-
temwn, 5085, monk -smoker, for
relationsh o. SY 2481 (OSH)
INTERESTING smoking lady 28
years obi. Coking for a male 30-
35 years old wrth an interest n
children, outdoor activities and
keeping busyalso very discrete
SY 2482
FULL -FIGURED, single female.
35, enjoys movies. plying cards
and good Conversation looking for
a white make for a lasting long
am relationship. SY 2483 (OSH)
BARRY. wrfh good huriour and
hearr, you did not leave a num,
bar. please cap SY 2484 (AJAL
71RED of bar scene' '_ooiu , for
some honesty. engin mom. 42
srjoys lite. Blue Jays. all kinds of
music (Mozart to Mayhomi seeks
gw*wvwm 40. SY 2485 (OSH)
ANYONE responding to oox Sv
2463. please respond t0 new Dox
SY 2486 SY 24861OSH)
SINGLE. anracave blond femkae
26 full figured. enjoys owe:
evenings at Monte. :;oOlurig, damC-
rmg! playing darts, moves. Coking
ler working male. 24-32 who s
honest. sincere and good Iksrrrr
SY 3159 (OSH)
SINGLE mom Seeks decent germ-
Yerren for tr,•rndsho reyporrrxp
t"onarvsd, srnoeo oulgornq.
interested in shnora, dancmrg and
country outings SY 3160 (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE. lull figured. "..r
loving rerun. 45enjoys moves
dancing, weekend getaways king
talks and laughter seeks tale
with sense or humor wino rikee to
talk for fr,tndship SY 31.1
(OSH)
SINGLE mnom, pretty and pool
34 hfgny motivated. enjoys ail
aspects of life. Seeks male, 30
40. mat be attractive. athletic,
t lay-goi g and gorilla. for keri6
ship and good tines SY 3162
(OSM
GENTLEMAN, straght, hoo L
professional with a variety of
~Owl, Sakng elairmg "ve6ry
danCliff g, et. Would like to meet
encore people 30-50 with sim-
a nta"b. SY 3163 (OSH)
LIVELY bfondo. btu*-eved
Moue. 30. total d two enjoys
dancing, long walks, loves to
laugh and enjoys liftseeks
someone 25-35 who lits cha-
sm and with tender interests
SY 31" (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE, female. likes
movies. dkwtg dancing, wale,
spores rtrudoc seeks. same in
war maady in SOs, erjoys An -
M daince plays cards- Wald
like conVanionshap for social
wer11► SY 4000
LADY in Son enpya citing, dam-
og, ploys cads would Ilse Com-
paromol lip for social asrw. SY
4002
WDOWER, 6o, seeks am lady.
52-60. who" rAw"b include
dcrcig lag walks, gadenem
outdoors and Carnpla Looking
for long lasing relationship.
ONrri sY M1
EARLY Ws, n "' I World har,
sodwg sirI ssrm gentler farr
for compeniond p. Enjoys daro
inn. Sports and music. SY 4036
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beftom priced from $172,990 or as a 1.934 sq.
9L -low -bedroom priced from $176,900.
both versions there's a main floor laundry
th access to the garage. The living/dining
room stretches 20 ft. in length and the kitchen
adjoins an airy breakfast room.
When completed, Fieldstone will include a
community park and new public school.
The site is located south of Hwy. 2. The sales
office is located close by on the southeast
comer of TrulIs Rd. and Hwy. 2. To visit it exit
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Honesty makes a difference at
Tormina Homes
Now is a great time to buy a new
house and Tormina Homes has three
great locations with some fantastic
deals to be had.
"We are offering excellent deals
on inventory homes." says Tony
Lucchese. "These are homes loaded
with features which are selling
below our cost."
If Lucchese says Tormina Homes
are offering great deals, you can
believe it. Tormina Homes has built
its reputation on honesty. The
builders are on site everyday and
meet with purchasers personally.
"We don't cut corners." says
Lucchese. "We listen to the purchas-
er and give them the best house we
can — the house they want."
For 16 years in Durham Region
and with over 30 years experience in
the home-building industry. Tormina
Homes has been providing quality
homes to people in the area.
"We came here with one idea
to build great homes." Lucchese
says. "We saw there was a lot of
room for us to build a solid, quality
product at a reasonable price. That is
what we did."
Whether it is a Ke lloryn
Meadows or Ravenscroft in Whitby
or Tormina Homes' Pickerins, loca-
tion. Lucchese's commitment to
building great homes is uncompro-
mising.
"You have to make sure people
get a product they will be pleased
with for years to come." he says.
-We work hard to make of that."
Both at the Whitby and Pickering
sites, Tormina Homes' houses fea-
ture the same attention to detail and
quality. The homes are bright and
well plAnned.
Take the Balmoral, for example.
This beautiful 1 1/2 -storey home
features large, bright rooms that
more space than you would have
thought looking from the outside.
The main floor features large liv-
ing and dining rooms, an eat -in
kitchen that must be seen and a fam-
ily room with a fireplace.
Also on the main floor is the mas-
ter bedroom, with private en suite
bath and walk-in closet.
Upstairs, two additional bed-
rooms offer privacy to other mem-
bers of the family.
Where Tormina Homes excels is
in the planning of each home. The
basement has already been divided
and is ready for finishing at a later
time. This is a bonus to the do-it-
yourselfer, who will be able to save
considerable time in finishing this
area.
If you are looking for a bungalow,
consider Tormina Homes'
Yorkshire. This home offers 1,760
square feet of living space, a two -car
garage, main -floor laundry room, a
large family room and an equally
large kitchen and dinette.
The attention to detail doesn't
stop inside the house. Tormina
Homes are all -brick construction
and use only top quality materials.
Lucchese wouldn't have it any other
way.
"People are looking for value and
they know where they can find it,"
he says. "Once they see the features
of a Tormina Home, they will know
they are getting great value."
The builder is also very flexible.
If it is structurally possible to
accommodate changes, Tormina
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after the purchasers needs and wish-
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the builder to discuss these needs
and changes, if necessary. Lucchese
says, smiling, "most of the time
there aren't any." That is due to the
carefully planning Tormina brings to
its homes.
"We work hard to give people the
home they want," he says. "We also
try to plan our homes with the pur-
chaser in mind. In that way, we
bring the features we think people
will appreciate to each home."
That careful attention to the cus-
tomer's needs has resulted in a pop-
ularity with the people of Durham
Region.
"In referral and repeat business,
we are No. 1," Lucchese says,
proudly. "We work very hard to
make sure of that."
Kelloryn Meadows is located off
Garden St., just south of Taunton
Rd. Ravenscroft is located off
Garrard Rd., just south of Taunton
Rd. The Pickering community is
located north of Finch Ave., west of
Valleyfarm.
For information on Tormina
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686-3071, Nora Stewart at 427-8184
or the Pickering sales office at 837-
1546.
Sales office hours are from 2 to 7
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Marshall Homes gives it the personal touch
Today's homebuyers appreciate
individuality in house designs and
the personal touch that a builder
brings to each home.
Marshall Homes excels on both
accounts.
"We try to accommodate people's
wishes and requirements for their
homes," says Craig Marshall.
"People come in with very specific
ideas as to what they want to see in
their homes. They know what they
want and we try to give it to them."
Marshall Homes' development,
bordering on North America's largest
urban park in Pickering, has the
home that is right for you — whether
you are looking for an estate home or
for a more modest home in a great
location.
Talltrees features custom-built
homes on 72- to 98 -foot lots, the lat-
ter bordering on the Rouge River val-
ley. The distinctive nature of
Talltrees is based on its varying types
of architecture and home styles.
Frank DiGiuseppe, at Viljoen
Architects, has created some wonder-
ful home designs. But, '.Marshall
stresses, the home purchaser still has
the final say, as to what the home will
look like.
"We are open to changes,"
Marshall explains. "For the most
part, we are dealing with last -time
home buyers (in Talltrees) and they
know what they want in a home
withour compromises. We understand
that and we'll move walls, etc. to
build them the home they want."
He continues, "People are holding
on to their homes longer and it is
important to offer them a home
where they will be comfortable for a
long time."
The outside of the homes are
under strict architectural control to
ensure a attractive and elegant
streetscape. Brick, stone, vinyl, alu-
minum and other unique materials
ensure the individual look of each
home.
Inside the house, the homeowner
has strict control. Custom designed
kitchen feature cabinets in a wide
selection of styles. Ceramic, oak and
brass contribute to the elegance of
the home.
Houses like the ones in Talltrees
have sold for over $1 million, but are
now competitively priced and selling
well, according to Marshall.
"Talltrees is truly unique in the
sense that you get the advantages and
benefits of estate subdivisions with
all the conveniences the city has to
offer," says Marshall. "You are with-
in a short walking distance of the
beautiful Rouge River valley, the
largest urban park in North America,
and a short distance from a conve-
nient store."
The homes of Talltrees start at
$339,900.
The Grove carries on the distinc-
tive home designs found at Talltrees,
but on a smaller scale on 50 -foot lots,
including cul-de-sac locations, in an
existing neighborhood in one of the
best locations in Pickering.
The Grove features single-family
homes nestled among a established
community of single-family homes
off Twyn Rivers Dr., just west of
Altona Rd.Homes at The Grove start
at $219,900.
Although the exterior of each
home is strictly controlled to provide
an elegant streetscape, houses at The
Grove feature items that can only be
found in homes priced much higher.
Custom-designed kitchen cabinets,
lever faucets in bathrooms, 35 -ounce
broadloom, oak railings and polished
brass interior door knobs and heat
registers are just a few of the elegant
touches that can be found in these
homes.
But the homes at The Grove also
have the quality features that the
homeowner will appreciate long after
the builder has gone. Screwing down
floors and laying ceramic on concrete
are just some of the details Marshall
Homes offers home purchasers.
"We throw in things that aren't
included in our feature sheets," says
Marshall. "We try to build a house so
that we don't have to come back and
service it Inter."
That reputation is something that
Marshall Homes is proud to build on.
"We give all our homes the per-
sonal touch," says Marshall. "I try to
see all the purchasers personally. It is
touch sometimes, but it is something
that I feel I must do."
Some of the other details that are
not on Marshall Homes' feature
sheets include allowing the home
buyer to meet with the electrician on
site and the fact that the showroom
samples are at the sales office,
Hundreds of color choices are avail-
able for examination and the decor
centre is right there for the purchaser
to see.
"Every home can be customized to
suit people's lifestyles," says
Marshall. "The product you are buy-
ing depends on the features of the
home. We try to give people the
home they want."
For more information on Marshall
Homes — Talltrees and The Grove—
call call (416) 509-3350. Marshall or
sales representative Tina Mason will
be happy to talk to you about what
Marshall Homes has to offer.
To get to the sales office, take
Altona Rd. to Twyn Rivers Dr. and
turn west. The sales office is open
Monday to Thursday from I to 8
p.m. and from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on
weekends and holidays.
The edge of the Rouge. $219,900. and up.
Deur friends and neighhours,
I wanted you to be among the first
to know there have been changes.
The sfxx-tacular and distinctive
estate homes of TaIlTrees are now
offered at considerably revised
prices. All who have seen the land,
without exception, are moved by
the beauty- of the ravines and the
woodlands that crest the -r%i-n
Rivers of the Rouge. Today, the
wildflowers have exploded in the
forest, the river is rushing and the
world is joyous with birdsong.
This is the kind of land that we all
long to own.
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The homes are unparalleled
anywhere in the country. Designed
by Vilioen br Associates, Architects,
to feel like the grand homes of
established heritage Ontario, and
built by Marshall Homes with
respectful attention to every detail,
these are million -dollar homes that
are priced now from $339,900. and
up.
You owe it to yourself to come
and review the new prices and the
new plans.
Tucked into the other side of
TaIlTrees, and linked by a wooded
walk, is the quiet pocket of homes
called The Grove.
The Maplewood - 2,024 sq. ft.
Easy family living for $219,900.
Like the classic buildings of early Ontario, this is a home that
breathes with easy comfort The windo vs are deep and low.
quoined to delineate handsome features and give a substantial
face upon the world. Inside, a world of light and space,
presented gracefully by an archnea who understands our
private side as well as our social side
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The Brougham e On a 72' lot, from $339,900.
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arc hed into a fanlight l.eh and right. windows hnished with keyshmne and lintel details, usually reserved fox homes posed
much. much higher Fhe rod n sterply pin hedt he garage, extend the grand facade Altogether. giving a dominant face
on the street, and promising wonderful spaces inside Y,mr ll want to live here
ATTALLTRF.f.S
While many families have settled
here, there are some twenty fine
building sites waiting to be
claimed. These are traditional
family homes, generous spaces,
beautifully built. And now, the
homes in The Grove can be had
from $219,900. and up.
Considering the many great
advantages of the Rouge Valley
location, you can safely say that
this is the best value for compar-
able homes in all of Toronto East.
The price is new. The archi-
tecture is;uperlative. But the land
is just as it always was. Green, lush
and lovely. The Rouge Valley at
your garden gate will be forever
woodlands. Some things have
changed. But the value and the
unique qualities of the land are
here forever.
As builder, 1 am firmly committed
to the community. I live here with
my wife and daughter and son. We
invite you to come and look again.
Sincerely, Craig Marshall.
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rite Zoo. East on Sheppard, then care(rdly fork kft on
71v0411 Rivers. The ►orad winds down, dowry to the dw
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lshirrg, old forest rising over all. You woo: *&I lost in
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Then up, up the valky through the woods to
railrrees. A Village on doe Rouge. A small village,
self-corrtoined, quite perfect, leaning up against the
permanent wilds and woodlands oft)re Rouge.
You'll feel that you've arrived.
Sales office Hours: Monday -Thursday Ipm Bpm,
Weekends & Holidays 1 I am - 6 pm
Telephone 14161 S09-3350
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Careful planning has turned a dream into a real-
ity.
When the Kaitlin Group introduced its
Bowmanville community of Aspen Springs two
years ago, the builder announced its plans for the
development. The community would eventually
house approximately 10,000 people, -a shopping
centre, a park, a recreation complex and be the
eventual site for the proposed GO Transit station
in the area. All this was announced in the middle
of a recession which included the worst housing
slump in the latter half of this this century.
Now, two years and 2(X) satisfied families later,
we can see that the enthusiasm with which the
plans for the community were announced has been
surpassed by the popularity of Aspen Springs.
"We really planned the community carefully,"
says Kaitlin Group's vice president Gary Daniell.
"The house designs, construction techniques and
service are second to none."
The popularity of Aspen Springs is largely due
to those two factors. There are 26 different styles
of homes to choose from and they start at a
extremely affordable $99,990.
Large detached homes providing 2,901 -
square -feet of living space on 50 -fool lots,
homes on detached 40 -foot lots, link homes on
30 -foot lots, bungalow designs and recently
released freehold townhomes offer purchasers a
variety of options.
Regardless of the size of the home however, the
Kaitlin Group has taken great care and paid close
attention to detail and incorporated the thoughtful
designs into all home styles. Even the townhomes
feature attractive arched windows, decorative
brickwork, varying root7ines and recessed styling
that makes for a pleasant streetscape.
"There are a good range of home styles,
whether you are a first-time buyer or looking to
move up to a larger home," says Kaitlin Group
president Bill Daniell.
Over 200 families already call Aspen Springs
home and the second phase of the project is now
underway. But houses are just part of the develop-
ment, Bill Daniell explains.
"We really arc building a community here," he
said. "We have carefully planned house designs
that blend into and complement the whole,
schools, parks and recreational facilities as well as
shopping plazas and commercial facilities."
Canadian Tire has already moved in and a
Loblaws store is expected soon. Land has also be
allocated for a proposed GO train station.
Then there is Kaitlin's after-sales service. When
you plan a community the size of Aspen Springs,
the careful planning doesn't stop once construc-
tion starts.
Kaitlin stresses the importance of each resident
and, with that in mind, the developer has estab-
lished an efficient after-sales service department
that keeps information on each and every home
sold in the community.
One of the unique designs of Aspen Springs is
the Aspen Glen, an all -brick 2,225-sq.ft., four-
bedroom home specifically designed for a corner
lot.
Entering the foyer of this uniquely -designed
two-storey home, one is flanked by a spacious
10'8"X17' living room on one side and the large
11'6"X I F dining room on the other.
Across the hall from the dining room is a func-
tional 10'8"X 10'6" kitchen featuring crafted cabi-
nets, double stainless-steel sink, roughed in dish-
washer space and optional pantry.
Getting the day started will be a pleasure in the
9'2"X 1 l' breakfast area, with sliding door access
to the yard. Relaxing and quality family time can
be enjoyed in the 16'X11'6" family room, which
features a fire place.
The main floor also includes a two-piece pow-
der room and a laundry room with access to the
outside, basement and optional access to the dou-
ble -car garage.
The upper floor continues the unique design
features of the main floor. The master bedroom
measures 16'2"X12' and has a large walk-in closet
and a four -piece en suite bathroom.
The other bedrooms have dimensions of
11'10"X11'4", l l'Xll' and 11'4"X10'6". The
upper floor is completed by a three-piece bath-
room and a linen closet.
"The fact that we are the developers as well as
the builders has contributed greatly to the popular-
ity of Aspen Springs," says Gary Daniell. "We
planned the community carefully to ensure people
would have a great place to live, play and shop."
Aspen Springs is located on 500 acres on
regional road 57, between Hwy. 2 and Hwy. 401.
To visit Aspen Springs and see one of the decorat-
ed model homes, exit Hwy. 401 at Waverly Rd.,
proceed north to Martin Rd. and watch for the
Aspen Springs signs.
For more information on Aspen Springs, call
623-7027 or 427-8605.
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Buying a new home can be an exciting and
rewarding process. Before signing on the dotted
line, however, you should do some research. This
-means contacting the local home builders' associa-
tion for the names of builders in the Durham
Region and surrounding area.
It also means visiting open houses and model
homes with your list of must -haves versus nice -to -
haves in hand, always balancing you needs and
desires with your financial resources. Once you
have decided on a builder and home style, you
must then decide on the features that will ultimate-
ly result in your own unique home.
That is why it is so important you select a pro-
fessional builder, one who will help to make the
entire process, from first offer to celebrating your
first anniversary in your new home, run as smooth-
ly and trouble-free as possible. Your and your pro-
fessional builder will share a very important goal
— making sure you will enjoy your new home long
after you receive the kevs to the front door.
Constructing a house is a complex process that
4 demands expert planning, knowledge of municipal
bylaws and regulations, careful scheduling and
skilled co-ordination by an experienced builder. A
typical house contains more than 3.000 parts, all of
which must be assembled carefully and in
sequence. It takes approximately 30 different sub -
trades to carry out this work, from framers to
roofers to finishing carpenters, all of whom must
arrive at the building site in the right order at the
right time. In fact, there are 109 workers involved
in the construction of a new single-family home.
The professional home builder stands at the cen-
tre of this process as the driving force in getting
` together materials, labor and information, guiding
the project through a schedule and packaging
everything into an attractive quality product that
will provide you, the home owner. with years of
comfort and pleasure.
Establishing a good working relationship with
your builder at the outset will help both of you
throughout the construction process. Find out who
your ongoing contact will be. Your builder may
have a representative such as a salesperson who is
responsible for customer relations and who will be
available for consultation during the actual con-
struction of your home.
-'_ If desired. your builder can provide you with
information about financing your new home. Some
builders arrange mortgages in order to facilitate the
sale and make the purchasing process as easy as
possible. Others can make suitable recommenda-
tions to their customers based on long-standing
working relationships with one or several lending
institutions in the community.
tit. Your builder may also be able to give you useful
advice if you have to sell your existing home in
order to buy a new home. Most builders have culti-
vated a good business relationship with resale bro-
kers in the community.
• Before work can begin, your builder will need a
firm offer that includes final specification of all
features, options and changes. This requires you to
consider your needs and wants carefully in light of
the features and options offered by the builder.
..i Most builders offer a number of choices for their
standard finishing products, like color of the car-
peting and style of kitchen and bathroom tiles.
Many builders also have full inventory of optional
items such as upgraded kitchen cupboards and
flooring.
"Environmentally friendly option packages" are
rapidly growing in popularity as more home buyers
want to include energy- and water -conserving tech-
nology in their new home. Low -flow showerheads
i and toilets, upgraded heating systems, high-perfor-
mance windows, "recycling stations" in the
kitchen and backyard composters help to reduce
the use of resources and benefit the environment.
Don't hesitate to discuss your concerns and
questions with your builder who will be able to
assist you in making the right decisions for your
home. Your builder will keep a record on file of all
the selections you make. Nothing is left to chance!
THE DREAM TAKES SHAPE
During construction of your home, you may be
asked to make a few additional decisions, such as
placement of electrical outlets. Be sure to give each
matter adequate consideration, but don't delay
unnecessarily or the schedule for the entire project
may be affected.
Try to stick to choices you made in the beginning.
In many cases, the materials you select are ordered
immediately to ensure delivery on time. Before
requesting changes during construction, discuss the
implications with your builder. Are your new choices
readily available? How much time will you lose?
How does the change affect the scheduling of sub -
trades? Your move -in date? And, finally, what is the
cost of the suggested change? If the change is impor-
tant to you and you accept the implications, your
builder will arrange to make the change. Changes
can often be accommodated, since your builder
wants you to feel happy with your new home and
satisfied with the service you receive.
THE FINAL TOUCHES
As construction heads into the final stages, it is
important to maintain close contact with your builder
and be available at short notice to ensure smooth
sailing right to the end. Sometimes, decisions have to
be made on the spot or, occasionally. unexpected
delays might interfere with final closing.
Shortly before the final settlement and transfer
of ownership of the house, you and your builder
will "walk through" the house to conduct a final
inspection. Three to five days before closing is best
— when construction is substantially complete, but
there is still enough time for the builder to remedy
any imperfections that may surface. Anything that
is not to your satisfaction should be noted for a
pre -delivery inspection report. Minor items such as
scratches and incomplete paint work will be recti-
fied before your moving day. Other items will be
corrected after your are settled.
AFTER SALES SERVICE
Your builder's service and involvement does not
stop the day you move into your new home.
Professional builders have an established inspec-
tion schedule for your first year of occupancy and
home owners are encouraged to keep track of
minor deficiencies to be repaired during regular
house visits.
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Technology Your home for the future
As people age and their lifestyles
change, the home should age and
change along with them.
Looking to the future means using
today's technology to make homes
warmer, cozier, safer and easier to
live in.
Several home improvement pro-
jects can make life easier in later
years. For example, a main floor
bathroom allows people to avoid
climbing stairs. Gradual slopes inside
and outside, instead of steps, are
quick to install and easy to walk or
negotiate in later years.
A shower with a built-in seat is a
boon for anyone who finds difficulty
in standing too long or getting in and
out of the bath. Many bathroom man-
ufacturers offer a wide selection of
square, rectangular, circular or
curved shapes with non -slip bottoms.
Space
saving
tips
Whether you live in a castle or a
Cape Cod, one thing is likely — you
are always in need of more space.
What can you do when you are out
of space" Create more space with a
few organizational techniques and
some comfortably affordable devices.
Space -saving sweater and shoe
racks add a lot of utility to small clos-
ets. Wire baskets, which can be pur-
chased in most hardware and building
supply stores, can hold everything
from scarves to shoes and be stacked
to economize space.
Outside of the closet, a chest -like
blanket box can be a handsome piece
of furniture and, at the same time, cre-
ate storage room where none existed
before.
Shelves are a useful addition to any
room. Space-age shelving is easy to
install and takes up little floor area.
If you don't have enough cabinets
in the kitchen, consider an attractive
rolling cart.
When you buy a desk for your
home office, pay close attention to the
drawers. You should have enough
room to store everything you will need
while working at the desk. In addition,
,consider a drawer that doubles as a file
-tet.
Folding tables and stackable chairs
are also ways to save on space. In the
kitchen, consider stools which can slide
.under islands or h eakfast counters.
Don't forget about the odd -shaped
space under the stairs. This is great
place to store items on shelves and
wheeled carts without losing valuable
floor space.
Creative thinking goes a log way in
space "creation." After determining
what you need to store and how to
store it, you will be surprised at how
much room you really have.
Support grips for the sides of shower
stalls or bathtubs are also a widely
available and easy to install.
With decreasing leisure and the
pressures of daily routine, people
also look forward to indulging in
relaxing baths. A bathroom that has
the latest technology, insulation and
elegantly -designed features makes
these baths even more enjoyable.
If you really want a treat, install a
whirlpool to relax the muscles at the
end of each day. These spa baths are
just the thing to soak away aches,
pains and stress acquired during the
day.
Warmth inside the house can be
captured in the form of sun rays
streaming through picture windows.
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Examine the new energy-saving
furnaces and water heaters.
Technology has made it possible for
people to keep their homes at a com-
fortable temperature level, while con-
serving energy and saving money in
utility bills.
As people look toward retirement,
a home that is geared to basically
evening activity or a busy weekend
must change to include more time
spent around the house. There is
more emphasis on comfort and relax-
ation. You will suddenly notice how
light varies from room to room and at
different times of the day. The view
from windows also becomes as
important as the place for hobbies or
pastimes.
Now is the time to convert the
space under the stairs to a storage
area or add a study, showroom or
well -organized hobby area. Outside,
a garden shed or greenhouse will
keep you happy for hours.
Inventors have worked overtime in
recent years to make people's retire-
ment years easier. You can install a
smooth -sliding garage door with
automatic door opener and add a
variety of labor-saving equipment to
any room in the house.
But it is important to plan before
you retire. A little work now will
allow for more time enjoying your
home later in life
The money and effort you save
will be your own.
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It is that time of the year again. Nights are get- sophisticated water -testing software that can
ting colder. Kids are back in school. Autumn is in detect the presence of metals or other problems
the air. that you will want to handle before you close your
For thousands of Durham Region residents who pool for the season. This water -analysis system
have swimming pools in their backyards, it is also will also be able to outline a perfect prescription
the time to close the pool for another season. of winterizing products to match the exact needs
But wait! Be careful not to put problems to sleep of your pool.
for the winter. If you close the pool the right way, ♦ Brush the walls of your pool and vacuum it thor-
you will avoid nasty surprises when it is time to oughly to remove any debris. Clean the skimmer
open it again next spring. basket and lint trap. Use a special filter cleaner to
Improper closing techniques can translate into clean any scaling that is present. Never store a
damaged equipment. unsightly stains and serious dirty filter. It can cake and harden over the winter,
--21gae growth that is expensive and costly to clean leaving you with a tough clean-up job in the
up. spring.
Here are some basic steps that you can follow to + With the pump and filter running. use the appro-
"winterize" your swimming pool and send it into priate products to "shock" your pool. Wait an hour,
hibernation with a clean bill of health: then add a winter algicide around the pool edges.
♦ Take a final water sample into your professional ♦ Follow your manufacturer's recommendations
pool store for analysis. Diplomat Pools has highly for draining the pool.
♦ Add special pool winterizing anti -freeze to
pipes and equipment — do not put anti -freeze in
your chlorinator/brominator. Never add automo-
tive anti -freeze to your pool. Not only is it toxic to
people, but it could also severely damage pool
equipment.
♦ Cover your pool to protect it from winter winds,
leaves, dirt and debris.
Smart pool owners realize that a little invest-
ment in time and money in the fall can help prevent
many problems in the spring.
Do yourself a favor and winterize your pool
right. When the flowers begin to bloom, you will
thank yourself.
For more information on winterizing your pool,
contact Diplomat Pools, 635 Kingston Rd. in
Pickering. The store carries a complete line of pool
and spa maintenance supplies and specialty prod-
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Kitchen design changes wthe times
Home life, as we know it, is a far cry from what
went on at the Cleaver residence, the Cunningham
household or even at the even at the home of the
Brady bunch.
in the past 40 years. family life and lifestyles have
undergone great change and no room in the house
exemplifies that change better than the kitchen.
The walls have come down and more appliances
have come in. What is cooking, when it's cooking
and who is cooking it bears little resemblance to the
activity that went on in the kitchen two or three gen-
erations ago.
Yet, despite the great changes in lifestyle and
kitchen use, little attention has been paid to the
guidelines followed for the design of the busiest
room in the home.
Recognizing this, the National Kitchen and Bath
Association (NKBA) conducted in-depth research
into the kitchen.
As a result, today's kitchen planners have a new
set of rules to follow in order to meet the needs of
1990s' home buyers.
"The kitchen was not considered part of the social
portion of the home," says Donna M. Luzzo,
NKBA's director of communications. "Rather,
kitchens were planned as a walled-off spaces intend-
ed for use by a fulltime homemaker who was the pri-
mary, from -scratch cook in the household."
Today's working families consist of two working
parents, creating a need for shared cooking and
clean-up responsibilities. The walled-off space of the
past has opened into other rooms and families are
gathering in the kitchen to socialize and carry on
activities other than cooking.
These changes in family life make an impact on
how a kitchen needs to be arranged, according to
Luzzo.
"Microwave ovens, dishwashers and side-by-side
refrigerators are commonly found in kitchens," she
Getting the most
from your kitchen
Humans spend roughly one third of their lives
sleeping. But how much time do you spend in the
kitchen?
Considering the kitchen is often the central
gathering room in the house, it is worthwhile to
make it both a practical and pleasant environ-
ment. Here are a few tips:
■ Good lighting is not only a convenience, it
prevents accidents during food preparation.
■ Stone items close to where you will be using
them — pots and pans should be near the stove,
while coffee, tea and sugar should be close to the
counter.
• Hanging pots of herbs, bunches of garlic or
onions and one of two plants add ambiance to the
kitchen.
■ A row of your favorite coffee cups, or other
favorite items, personalizes the space.
Small kitchens are not always a disadvantage,
they just require a little more planning. Shelving
provides storage without. robbing the kitchen of
space and door -mounted racks inside cabinets
provide even more storage.
Under -cabinet -mounted coffee makers and
wall -mounted microwave ovens are other space -
saving options. With a small kitchen, it is impor-
tant that each item pays for its own space.
The color scheme of your kitchen can also
make a big difference — bright colors make a
kitchen look larger. Kitchen furniture should be
functional and versatile — tables and chairs that
fold can be space savers.
says. "Our research has also found that nearly 800
utensils and food items are kept in the kitchen. That
is 400 items more than 40 years ago."
What does that mean?
Not only does the kitchen need to be a more com-
fortable setting in which today's on -the -go families
gather, unwind and work together, but more cabinets
and storage space are needed.
The NKBA has established a list of 31 "rules' for
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kitchen plan that will serves the needs of your fami-
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The "rules" include tips on space usage, cabinet
planning and placement and the placement of appli-
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