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Home My WebLink AboutNA1993_10_03x. Ad dots wFul lr irit� i1�4nii k1r e �;K' r.-. •- - aker�►ng Edition . Fish & Chips, weddings = raM.unrEaMaarr� ` $200 OFF pilron 683-3210; FAMLY PACK OR PARTY PACK ou Annandale Cntry ClubD VIA ISIR Tse 011.1- -- or. ; Pam= 831-1222 , - - • • - - - - - - - =ft - - - -= Sunday, Oct. 3, 1993 32 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 37,000 514 + 44 GST - 55 cents Vol. 112 No. 40 CLINIC HELPS ASPIRING MODELS: You can be a model citizen and help the United Way at the same time. A one -day modelling clin- ic featuring numerous courses is being offered by the United Way of Ajax -Pickering, its Teen Fashion Show Committee, and the Judy Welch Model Agency. Participants can choose from three of the fol- lowing courses: �.� runway 1 modelling, makeup, photogra- phy, cloth- ing/wholesale, television and general industry. The clinic is offered Saturday, Nov. 6 from 9:30 am. to 4 p.m. at the Metro East Trade Centre, Brock Rd., Pickering. The cost is S25 and all proceeds go to the United Way. Take your own lunch. You must pre -register before Oct. 25 as space is limit- ed. Call Amanda Jardine at 839- 0467 to register or for more information. D 1 3 - Regular features' Letters.... ...............6 Name Dropping 12 Entertainment................14 Billboard_....... ........19 Sports ....._......... _.23 Classified. —25 Barterliine... ..»».30 Sincerely Yours. ------ 31 Battle for the ball Dunbarton High School Spartans' Scott Grieve tries to strip the ball from a Don Mills player during the annual Dunbarton Classic Soc- cer Tournament at Pickering's Kinsmen Park Wednesday. The Spartans won 1-0. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Region doc probes claim Brock dump poisoning us PICKERING - The Region's top doctor will review a report claiming Pickering's Brock West dump is poisoning the environment. Durham regional council voted 20-10 Wednesday in favor of having medical officer of health Dr. Robert Kyle review the findings of Joseph Cummins, an associate pro- fessor of genetics at the University of Western Ontario. Pickering councillors Rick Johnson and Maurice Brenner requested the review. Dr. Cummins was hired by Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environment to analyze existing technical reports. He reported in early September, calling for the closure of the dump. He said highly -contaminated leachate was seeping into groundwater and methane gas was escaping into the air. "I would certainly recommend the (conservation) area (near Duffin Creek) be given skull and crossbone signs," Dr. Cummins said during a press conference, maintaining that children and pets playing in the area are being exposed to poisons such as cyanide, cadmium and arsenic. He also warned that people living within a kilometre of the dump are threatened by escaping methane gas, which poses a danger of explosion. Mr. Johnson said not asking Dr. Kyle to review the report is -to leave a stone unturned." Pickering mayor Wayne Arthurs said the need for a review of the report is "self-evident", adding the Region would be "abdicating some of our responsibility" by not demanding Dr. Kyle investigate. Dr. Kyle told the News Advertiser it will take him two months to review the 2,000 -page document and report to regional council. The Bell tolls for 416 area code here AJAX-PICKERING - Bell Canada customers are being reminded of the 416-905 area code split that will come into effect Monday. Ajax and Pickering Bell subscribers will be among those switching to the 905 area code, which will apply to exchanges outside the Metro Toronto area. The change is necessary because Bell is nunnirug out of 416 numbers. The split won't affect long-distance charges. For example, if you're making a call to a 416 number in Toronto that was local before the split, it will remain a local call. Dial 416 plus the seven -digit number. If you're calling another number within Ajax or Pickering, dial the seven -digit number as usual, as you'll be calling from a 905 number to another 905 number. Long-distance calls will continue to require customers to dial I or 0 plus the area code and the seven -digit num- ber. Residents are reminded to record the new area code on stationery, business cards and other documents and to notify fanuly and friends of the change. Looking to meet that significant someone? Call Sincerely Yours at 1-800-387-8009 PICKWERIN G TOWN CENTRE -7 RA FA LL. C FT SHOW October 4th to October 9th �'i'�'♦ ♦'.'•',a't'e '� .,'a ♦ . ., ♦•i a w°. PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTMER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, IM Green Party seeks support of planet lovers AJAX-PICKERING - "If you love this planet, vote for it." That's the election slogan of Green Party candidate Scott Laycox, who's running in his first election "out of necessity. I needed a choice myself and am offering one to others" OTE 93 The Green Party promises to create a "zero -garbage society" by stopping "environmentally - deadly" garbage incineration and developing municipal and industrial - -- - composting systems. It aims to eliminate overpack - a g i n g through tax incentives and would Scott Laycox impose a disposal tax on products to "halt needless landfilling." The Green Party calls for energy conservation and renew- able resources of energy, citing nuclear power as -environmen- tally disastrous, dangerous, expensive and non -sustainable." Money saved through conserva- tion would be used to develop "sustainable" agriculture, man- ufacturing and service indus- tries. The environmentalists promise to "stop the flow of toxic waste into our air, water and land" by eliminating toxic discharge by the year 2000 while studving closed -system manufacturing and processing. Coal-fired generating plants would by eliminated in their fight against global warming, while the use of bicycles and public transit systems would be promoted. Finally. the Green Party 5 O/O ONE HOURi OFF tAM soot thllhh a's ooupom No draft on quantity Coupon tcxpirse Oct. "3 , WORTAjVi 6V See 9�C E `� Y•EVER��' See the advertisement at the back of the paper for more details: would ban chloro -fluorocarbons and animal life. (CFCs) and help preserve plant Mr. Laycox, 39, a Pickering ;p While You Wait No Appointment Necessary W Goodwrench Service/WWV Tune-up Specials FM� Goodwrench Servke,r-r,r resident and multi -media artist, debates. You can reach him at plans to speak at all -candidates 420-7496. Goodwrench Exhaust Special - FREE [M:� Goodwrench Service,r.,� Alignment check And C Goodwrench Service yin 6- - 13 1 Goodwrench Service/W&v MICHAEL BOYM OM ONTARIO MOTOR SALES ores s m OPEN T, LTD. ��. ROY NICHOLS 715 Ki"m RC Pixft Clte�hrekt Oldstnobik MotLid. SAT. 686-585 9 i ierer 8 w'M'' Geo • �'� �' ors ice (Hwy. 2 just 8 AA 14 ew t. w., 0AW 1110 APPS East of Oshawa 831.2693 PICKERING P.M. 436.7441 725.6501 NNSUCIUM 1 436-2222 436-2228 1 PA NURSE 0M BOB MYERs Chewrolet Geo • SAT. c:heKobt •Geo • Olristnobik GUS BROWN 1�T Oldsnabtle • CadNlac Pontiac Buick CMC Trucks FI L 1 A.k - I530 Dundas St E., wh ilby 8 A.M. - 4Z eayl;• St w., Ajax 8 Ate. - 1201 Dundas St E., whitey s PA. 668-4044 668-3304 1 PA 427-2500 2 PAL 668.8858 668-8871 SAT, 4.2 P.M. Sharp shooter This sniper gun attracted the attention of Michael Law when Durham Regional Police opened their Pickering station doors recently in an effort to buy a bed for the hospital. Thousands toured the state- of-the-art station, while many others took aim at police officers and local politicians who were the tar- gets of a dunk tank. About $2,000 was raised. photo by Andrew Iwanowski THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3,199 -MAGE S nr_n� I II jF=W it •'•. Help the hungry at Thanksgiving AJAX-PICKERING - Readers are asked to watch the Wednesday edition of the News Advertiser for Share Thanksgiving Fall 1993 food -drive bags. The bags will be inserted in 37,000 copies of the paper so readers can make Thanksgiving more pleasant for the less fortunate. Simply consult the shopping list printed on the bag listing the items most needed by the Daily Bread Food Bank. You're asked to contribute what you can, and drop your donation off at any of the locations printed on the bag. We at the News Advertiser thank our readers in advance for their generosity. Local food bank's Thanksgiving drive under AJAX-PICKERING - It's time to munity, going to the Ajax -Pickering food tinned tuna, tinned meat, soup, stews, remember less fortunate neighbors by bank operating out of St. Paul'son-the-Hill tinned fruit, tinned pasta and spaghetti adding a few extra items to your grocery Anglican Church, Pickering. sauce. ung cart. Supplies are running low at the food She also suggests donations of house - Our local food bank is gearing up for its bank, says coordinator Ginny Butler. In hold items such as toilet paper, paper towel, annual Thanksgiving drive, which officially August, 252 families turned to the food toothpaste and household cleaning supplies. runs from Tuesday, Oct. 5 until Tuesday, bank for help and "September has been 'These are expensive things people need." Oct. 12. All donations taken to the drop-off busy.' Donations will be accepted in Pickering centres listed below will stay in our cam- Especially needed are milk powder, at LOEB Glendale, Dixie Rd. and Finch School board wants a tax ers' input py AJAX-PICKERING - Do you have something A Grades 7 and 8 family studies and design tech - to say on how the public school board spends your nology course was cut in half. tax dollars? If so, the Durham Board of Education wants to hear from you at public consultation meetings it's holding in prepa- ration for its next bud- get. I n Ajax, t It e meeting will be held Mon- day. Nov_ 29 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Ajax High School, 105 Bayly St. In Pickering, you can air your views Tuesday, Dec. 7 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Dunbarton High School, 655 Sheppard Ave. This year, the board approved a $381.1 -million bud- get, which passed on an aver- age mill rate increase of 4.55 per cent. The board cut some 50 teachers, many in special education, and also chopped busing for high school students. 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Jason for being our sunday Carrot d� st�oarl`' way Tuesday Ave.; the SuperCentre, Liverpool Rd. at Hwy. 401; IGA Bay Ridges, Bayly St. and St. Martins Dr.; the Pickering Central Library, One The Esplanade, Town fuehalls and at St. Paul's Church, 882 Kingston Rd. In Ajax, take your donations to Food City in the Harwood Plaza, library branches on Harwood Ave. and Pickering Village, or to Holy Trinity Church on Kings Cres. & (tomurty d Worst Hill I MID � 4- -�• - Bradt Road Chapel. 1057 Brock Fuad ..r rwe of 6C1 _ PICKERING FAF_:Cao y It's Time for the x Weight To FALL off • 4 � � Tdfenny from out Whitby CMIa has lost 30 ►los. 3 looks peat. • Medically Screened • One on one counselling • Learn to eat regular foods I TM • Achieve permanent weight gfyER�y NI«S management FREE CONSULTATION, is PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVEBTLSFI SUNDAY, 0CWBEA 3. 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That's why trustees agreed after lengthy debate Monday to include the overnight residence in the board's annual capital expenditure forecast, which tells the ministry of LONG DISTANCE $8.00 A MONTH Try our Community Calling Package Aurora Dunbarton Palgrave Ajax Erindale Pickering Ballantrae Gormley Port Bethesda King City Credit Bohon Kleinburg Richm. Hill Bramalea Mallon Ringwood Brampton Maple Schomberg Brougham Markham Snelgrove ButionviUe Meadowvale Stouffville Castlemore Mississauga Streetsville Claremont Nobieton Thornhill Clarkson Oakndges Unionville Cooksville Oakville Woodbridge NO ACTIVATION FEES "Some restrictions apply Act now and start saving today! TEL: 406-0522 DIXIE -FINCH DENTAL OFFICE Dr. Jay Petroff B.A. D.D.S & Dr. Jonathan Shainhouse B.S. D.D.S. Family Dentistry • Gentle, Caring Treatment • Evening a Saturday Appointments Available • 24 Hour Emergw q Service 1105 Finch Ave. 83 0 Due Rd in PKkwM 831-3603 ��,�pORTq;YT I� • •meq Y•EVE�'tJ►�� See the advertthament at the back of the paper for allwe details: KARAOKE COM ETILTI_O_N FLASHBACK WEDNESDAYS R IMM d Mho Err THE MONKEY BAR education of its need for new schools and additions. That "opens the doors" for the board to go after provincial money without committing to the project, superintendent of business affairs Brian Cain told trustees. The proposed residence would accommodate 60 students and would be built at the Outdoor Edu- cation Centre in Claremont, which the board leases from the Metropoh- , - rZ0404 MR% A Mr tan Toronto and Regional Conserva- tion Authority (M'IRCA). The board is hopeful it could share the cost of the project with Durham's separate board, as well as area businesses. Still, six of 20 trustees opposed the project, including Oshawa's Kathleen Hopper. "In the next few years, basic pro- grams are in jeopardy. (A residence) doesn't fall into the category of DURHAM REGION "Where You'll Always Feel At Home" with over 100 Bays to op— serve you. something absolutely necessary. We have enough problems keeping things children actually need" as they )earn to read and write. "It sends out the wrong message at this time," agreed Whitby trustee Allan Gunn, who questioned why the MTRCA couldn't seek jobsOn- tario funds. But Ajax trustee Duncan Read suggested it would be more difficult for the MTRCA to acquire funding because it must prove, "If we build they will come." The board, on the other hand, would send the message, "If we build, we will come." Chair Louise Farr says trustees considered cutting outdoor educa- tion last year because the program is not mandated by the ministry of education. 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LIS 2H5 JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor-in-chief Newsroom - 683-5110 Distribution - 683-5117 Retail Advertising - 683-5110 Classified - 798-7672 GREG COATES, Managing Editor FAX - 683-7363 National Advertising Sales - 493-1300 Real Estate & Automotive Advertising - 798-7672 BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager Member of the Ontario Community Newspaper Association ALVIN BROUWER. Retail Sales Manager Member of the Ontario Press Council ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager Buckle up and saveyour life It takes only a few seconds. It's a few seconds that could save your life or the life of a beloved child. Yet, there are still people who don't wear seatbelts when they're in their vehicles and, worse than that, people who don't properly buckle up their children. They do it despite constant reminders from police and public service announcements about the fact seatbelts save lives. Like that radio com- mercial currently being aired that features a paramedic talking about some unbelted travellers who survive crashes... until they get run over by a car as they lie on the road after having been thrown from their vehicle. No matter how many times police go out of their way to protect us, no matter how grisly the broadcast messages get, some people still don't wear seatbelts -- fully 16 per cent of car drivers, 22 per cent of people behind the steering wheel of vans and 37 per cent of drivers of light trucks. They continue to ignore these facts: Unbelted drivers are 15 times more likely to be killed and five times more likely to be hospitalized than drivers who buckle up. J Seatbelt use is lower among male drivers (81.5 per cent) than female drivers (90 per cent). Maybe those men who don't buckle up see death as macho. _1 Young drivers are less likely to buckle up than drivers over 50. Per- haps those young people truly believe they're indestructible. 'Tbcv continue to risk their lives ... needlessly, stupidly. What's worse are the numbskulls who jeopardize the safety of their youngsters. Its been found that two-thirds of children's car sects are not properly secured. So, Durham Regional Police are this weekend launching a two-week campaign to focus public attention on seatbelt use. They won't hesitate to issue fines which range from S90 to S500. If you're one of those people who still don't wear seatbelts or don't buckle up your kids, it's time you started. Save yourself from a fine. Save your family from a funeral. LAISH oR. BURN 21P LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The democratic way? To the editor, In a recent publication of the Dews Advertiser, there was an article directed to people who wanted to work as DRO's or Polling Clerks in the upcoming federal election. The article stated that each party can submit a list of those people interested in per- forming such duties on election day, and if anyone was interested in becoming either a DRO or a Polling Clerk, they should contact their party headquarters and have their name added to the list Well, I have been unemployed for a year now and I thought I would like to serve as a DRO for the day and earn the S130 for my day's services. I contacted the office of the Reform Party and was informed that yes, my name would be added to the list, howev- er I was also informed of some- thing else that I was not aware of. When these lists are submitted, the Tories get fust crack at filling the positions with their supporters and if there are any vacancies left after all Tory supporters have fieen satisfied, the list then goes to the Liberals and they have next Hiring policy questioned To the editor, Who can or cannot be a vol- unteer firefighter in the Town of Pickering? _ The Town claims that I (a qualified female) cannot even be considered, solely because I live in Ajax. Pickering says that it has always enforced a strict resi- dency requirement. In a recent response to my complaint about its unfair hiring practices, Pickering stated that it considers residency "vital" and a "safety requirement". Yet, on the next page the Town openly admits that some of its current (male) volunteer firefighters "do not have Pickering mailing addresses" (ie. they are non-resi- dents). Is the Town trying to have it both ways? Are there different rules for male and female appli- cants? Let your readers be the judge of that. Then let them worry about whether Pickering's priority is to hire the best avail- able people based on merit, or to maintain this boys club without regard for the safety of its citi- zens. Requiring residency is a sys- temic barrier to employment equity. Proximity is important, residency is irrelevant. Whatev- er Pickering decides to do, all applicants must be made aware of the conditions, and they must be treated equally. Marlene Lambert, Ajax crack at filling open vacancies with Liberal supporters, then if there are still any vacancies left the list goes to the other parties to fulfil the remaining vacancies. 1 then contacted the Committee Room of Rene Soetens and asked if I could get my name added to the list and 1 was informed that I would have to be a supporter of Mr. Soetens and perform some volunteer duties such as taking a lawn sign or delivering campaign literature on his behalf or joining the telephone committee. I was as much as told that if I was not a PC supporter that I could not get on the list and hence, would not get the job. As far as I am concerned, each party should be able to submit a list of interested individuals and each party should select an equal number of individuals to perform these election day duties. Would that trot be the democratic way of handling the situation? The way it is today, it sure smells of an extension of the Tory patronage appointments. Bud York, Ajax Smashed bottles a -sorry sight To the editor, Regrettably, the Ajax Rotary Park is fast becoming a play- ground for drunken teenagers venting their mostly self-inflicted frustrations by smashing empty beer bottles all over the parking lot. It's the second time this sum- mer that I have come across such a sorry sight. Can't these people understand that their atrocious behavior badly hues the communi- ty they are living in? I'm afraid these raving punks have too much idle time on their hands that could and should be used constructively rather than vandalizing public property. Anyone caught smashing empty beer bottles in any of our beautiful parks should be made to go down on their hands and knees and pick up the shattered mess they created piece by piece until even the tiniest fragment has been collected. Maybe this would make them think twice before engaging in another drunken bout of senseless destruction. Eberhardt Gerlitz, Ajax ABOUT US The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone num- ber for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. 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Fairgrounds proposed for north Pickering PICKERM - A 500 -are, year- round fairgrouW in north Pickering has been proposed by a Claremont man, who asked Town councillors Monday to help swing the deal. Kurrie Storey told politicians he has a consortium of investors who will fund the project and asked the Town to declare an interest in sur- plus airport property being sold by the federal government. The consor- tium, in turn, would buy or lease the land from the Town, he proposed. Councillors turned him down. The federal government, in sell- ing 5,100 acres of land deemed sur- plus to any future airport here, had given the Town a Sept. 30 deadline to declare an interest in the property. "This does not obligate the Town to purchase the lands," Mr. Storey explained. "We don't know all the rules of sale at this point. We don't know if the Town can flip the land... The fairgrounds, he said, would be looted at Brock Rd. and Hwy. 7 and would include an agriculture pavilion, barns, stables, an environ- mental pavilion, a concert bowl, and a sports facility. It would "boost the morale of the agricultural communi- ty" and the Town would be given a percentage of profits from every event held at the fairgrounds, he added. Several councillors expressed reservations about being involved in a land "flip", and mayor Wayne Arthurs called the proposal "prelim- inary". But councillor Doug Well- man argued in favor of Mr. Storey's suggestion. "We're foolish if we don't follow his lead and explore this. It could be exciting." After the vote, Mr. Storey said he's disappointed but will now investigate the possibility of pur- chasing land from the provincial government. The fairgrounds might be developed somewhere other than Pickering, he said 'Don't pity Russians,' says McDonald's boss By K UM GQ.LIGAN Soviet team could use. Staff Rgwriter While Mr. Cohon was at AJAX - The manager of a those Olympics, he and his wife McDonald's Restaurant in saw the bus and tried to approach Moscow earns more in a month some Soviet athletes. Security that embattled Russian pmesident personnel stopped the Cohorts, Boris Yeltsin, accordirig to the but an English-speaking Russian Canadian boss of the fast food official Mtroduced himself_ chain. It was " n e Russians don't want our from that pity; don't pity them," McDon- meeting ald's Resta rates Cana& senior that work - S chairman George Colson said began oa Mm rsday. " Ibey want our assis. g e t t i n g lanae" McDon- / I' He made the comments at a ald's into Town of Ajax busaxss apprecia. the USSR tion luncheon attended by about; A deal George Cohort 250 business people at the Ajax was almost community Cemre. reached in 1979, but was called Mr. Ydtsm vi tatod the second o@' al the last minu se I& Cohort McDaoald's to open is Moscow maid on Joe 2 of thts year. Auer he returned to Cataria, "He asked bow mulch the W C011011 went to visit the Sovi- nnatglnr maML I said she m*m > et ambassador in Ottawa. "He 900,000 tables a month That's said `Don't be discouraged; the abort $1,000 a month. He said 00010gy will change. 7 that's more then he tirade. I said A deal was fiteDy reached in she has a oma job," W. Cohon 1988 and there arc now three quipped. He abO joked that Mr. McDOMW3 in MOSCOW. Yeltsin cmPlained his Big Mac The fust opened in January of wasn't saky enough,> 1990 and 50,000 people were on Mr. Cohbegan is ` served on opening day. Since 1975 on setting up McDonaWs 4111:0. tore than 50 million peo- Restaurants in what was then have been served at that first known as rine SovietUaiaa. location. 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Durham Regional Police report the two 14 -year-old Ajax residents were among a half- dozen youths hanging out behind the Mini Mart at Delaney and Pearce Drives around 5 p.m. After the two started arguing, one boy grabbed an empty wine bottle from a garbage container, smashed it against a wall, and slashed the other in the head and hands several times with the jagged -edged bottle neck, police say. The blood -covered victim was taken by ambulance to Ajax -Pick- ering General Hospital where he recei%ed some 40 stitches. He was listed in stable condi- tion at press time late Friday afternoon. A hospital official refused to reveal if the victim will need surgery. The accused appears in (Oshawa youth court Oct. 15 charged with aggravated assault and assault with a weapon. DO NOTPAY 5TIL 1995,mf Plus receive up to XV AIR MILES` gave/ miles! Purchase a York I Iig;h 111; —icncy I�um:u� and.`or York I ligh ElTicic'ncy Air Conditioner. 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The more you eat, the more weight you lose. In a report that you can receive with- out obligation, you will discover what these foods are, why they cause you to lose weight. and how. OUESTION: How can certain foods cause you to lose weight? ANSWER Experiments have shown that 17 particularly healthful and nutri- tious foods (some of which are veg- etables and fruits) burn more calories than they contribute. So the more you eat. the more you burn oft your excess weight. These foods (with negative calories) are transformed into energy, not fat 0 How is this possible? A The power of negative calorie foods to dissolve excess fat will seem obvi- ous to you when you understand how your body accumulates fat You are born with a certain number of "adipose" cells. These adipose cells swell up and multiply when you take on too much weight. As soon as your metabolism slows down. this allows carbohydrate -based foods to be chang- ed into fat This fat Is stored. Therefore, you cannot lose weight by draining the tat from the cells. You can only do this in three ways. omit foods that are rich in tat (dieting). intensive exercising: or eating foods with negative calories that burn off the fat and drain it from you cells. Obviously. It Is the last method that is far and away the easiest because it requires no effort, no deprivation 0 Ho many pounds can you lose per week? A If you are more than 20 pounds overweight, you lose an average of five to six pounds in the first week, and three to four pounds in subsequent weeks. If you are more than 20 pounds overweight, you will lose weight even more quickly. Some people with more than 40 pounds to lose have lost up to 12 pounds in the first week. 0: Do you have to follow some kind of special diet? Or is it just a question of adding negative calorie foods to your normal diel? A: You don't have to follow any diet, or (change anything in your lifestyle. You can eat pastries, sauces, butter, cake, anything you want. The only thing you have to do is add negative calorie foods to your normal diet... and watch your pounds and roNs of fat disappear. 0: How many negative calorie foods do I have to add to my normal diet? A: Just add 25% of your normal diet. But you can exceed that amount because the more negative calorie foods you eat, the more quickly you lose weight. 0: Instead of adding these negative calorie foods, can I just replace 25% of my normal diet with them? A: Yes, because that is not really impor- tant. The only thing that is important is to absorb at least 25% negative calorie foods because these are the ones that burn off the excess fat and cause you to lose weight. Q Will it be easy for me to maintain my ideal weight after losing my excess pounds? A: Most people who lose weight with diets of pills or other methods quickly gain back the weight they have lost. LOSE WEIGHT! An Amazing Discovery: Negative Calories Now you can lose weight easily, even if you eat a little too much But with negative calorie foods. it is different. The only thing you have to do to keep slim Is to add negative calo- rie foods to your normal diet. 0: What are these negative calorie foods? Where can you get them? A: All these negative calorie foods are natural foods. There are 17 of them. Among them are fruits. vegetables and other natural foods that you will find in any supermarket or at your grocer. 0: Is there any proof that people have tried negative calorie foods and have really lost weight? A: Everyone who has added negative calorie foods to their normal diet has lost weight. Here are some excerpts from letter we have received. "I had biN etrerytMiag..." "I have lost 35 pounds. All my life I have suffered from being fat and I had tried everything to lose weight. The negative calorie foods are the only thing that have ever worked for me. I feel like a new woman. My husband also lost 23 pounds. We are delighted to have rediscovered the joy of life that we had "since lost." Mrs. Claudine S. "My excess weigh NOW away..." "In three weeks, I lost 19 pounds of excess weight. Since then I have not regained that fat. Because I had already tried so many methods and medications to lose weight, I no longer believed in any of them. But I tried this anyway. Thank heaven! Maybe my experience can be of help to other peo- ple." eo- Plo " Miss Francine P. "1 tboullIM I would be fat all my "I often dreamed of becoming slim, but nothing I ever tried ever helped me lose weight. Now I have discovered negative calories. I lost 23 pounds in two short weeks and a total of 68 pounds more quickly than I would have dared to hope. My husband told me last night that I am prettier than I ever have been - Mrs. Martha S. 0: I have read in a magazine that nega- tive calorie foods not only help lose weight, but also improve your health. Is that true? A. Yes. Negative calorie foods were discovered by nutritionist physicians during their search for healthier foods. When you add negative calorie foods to your normal diet. you lose weight but you also lower and normalize your cholesterol rate. This always con- tributes to your health. 0: I have already tried bean pod cap- sules, pineapple capsules, other meth- ods, other diets, and nothing helped me lose weight. Why would it be 0- fierent this time? A: Because the process of negative calories is natural: you bum off more calories than you absorb. Because everyone who has tried them has lost weight, there is no reason that it would work for everyone else and not for you. The results are so certain that you can try this at our risk, and with no obligation. Try these foods that help you lose weight, with no obligation and com- pletely at our risk. Decide only AFTER having lost your excess pounds if you want to keep the Report. HERE IS MY PROPOSAL: If your do not lose at least five pounds per week, within 90 days return the Report on "Foods that Cause Weight Loss" and I will send you your money back no later than nine days after receipt of your returned pack- age. Therefore, either you lose at least five pounds per week until you reach your ideal weight, of I will refund the price of the report. This is unconditional, no questions asked. This is a written, formal obliga- tion on my part. No Risk for You You can, therefore. accept this trial offer simply out of curiosity. because you are not risking a single cent. Why Would I Dare Make This Offer? Because I am convinced that when you have lost your excess pounds. you will be so happy that you will want to keep the Report on foods that make you lose weight. Because everyone, absolutely every- one, who has adopted these foods that cause you to lose weight have lost their excess pounds. Because there is no reason why it would work for others and not work for you. Read this Only If You Have Decided Not To Take This Trial Offer 1 This trial offer Is entirely at my . risk. If you do not lose at least five pounds per week. all you have to do is return the Report on foods that cause weight loss within 90 days. I will then send you your money back no later than 9 days after receiving your package This is an unconditional. no - questions -asked guarantee. You eat as much as you want. . and anything you want. All you have to do is add one-fourth negative calorie foods to your normal diet You are the one to decide if you . want to keep the Report of it your prefer to return if for a refund. "Every 10 pounds isn't the same. It all depends on how it was gained. Let me help you to lose the last 10 pounds... ... within the next 10 days". — N. Young You may even return the Report after having lost your excess weight, but I don't believe you would do it. 4Now you have the opportunity of . changing your appearance and your life without going on a diet. Even 0 you have been overweight for years, it's not important. Everyone who has tried negative calorie foods has lost weight. These foods must make you lose weight too, or it wont cost you a single cent If you don t want to lose weight for yourself. do it for your husband, your children - and for your health! Last Minute! Copies of this edition of the Report on "Foods That Cause Weight Loss" may soon be depleted The next edi- tion may not be able to go to press for two months If you want quick service and want to take advantage of the price of this edition, send in the attached coupon now. The only thing you nsk is forgetting it NOTE: This Report is not sold in book shops You may obtain it only with the coupon below. j SURPRISE GIFT: If you reply within five days, we will also send you a small but astonish- ing surprise gift You may keep the gift even if you return the Report for refund. Ma r---------------------------------------------------� Coupon for free, no -risk trial Mall this coupon to i Nancy Young 2 Bloor Street West, suite 100, Dept. 121, Tomato, Onbrio, M4W 3E2. ; iTo be valid, this coupon must be mailed within 15 days. r r t t t h r h I am interested in your trial offer entirely at your risk. I understand, therefore, that: 1. 1 must lose at least five pounds in the first week. 2. 1 must continue to lose at least five pounds per week until all my excess weight has disappeared. 3. There is ahsalul* no diet to follow, and I can eat whatever 1 want. 4. 1 have a three-month guarantee period in which to verify that my excess pounds are going - not returning. 5. If I am not 100% satisfied, I will return the Report at any hme during the trial pend. In that case, I will not have to make any explanation to you or meet any conditions. You wig send me a refwtd check no later than nine days after hav- ing received my returned package. Under the tents of this formal guarantee, please send me in a plain package with my tree surprise gilt. enclose payment of $24.95 by O money order or 0 cheque to Nancy Young D I prefer to pay postman. I add $.5.00 for C.O.D. charges Please charge to: 0 Visa or v Mastercard Card # Signature: Last Name: First Name: Address: City: Prov.: / Exp. date: , / _ Postal Code: I i Nob: Everything is included in the pace of S24 95. my free surprise gdt. the Report "Foods that i j cause weight Loss my part on shipping and handling charges and the G S T t L---------------------------------------------------J PAGE ag Flu shots urged for elderly, people in poor health DURHAM - The flu is consid- ered part of life in Canada — just like the cold weather of fall and winter that usually accompany the illness. Most people try to just take it Bright kids' parents urged to get thinking AJAX-PICKERING - Par- ents are invited to think twice about thinking. The Association for Bright Children. Durham chapter, hosts a presentation called Start Them Thinking and Keep Them Thinking. Creative and critical think- ing will be examined, as well as a rationale for teaching thinking, thinking skills prob- lems commonly encountered by students in gifted pro- grams, and how to keep your child thinking. The guest speaker is Karen Kettle, a program facilitator of curriculum integration and thinking skills for the Durham Board of Education. The meeting will be held wednesdap. Oct. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at Cadarackquc Public School. 15' Miles Dr., Ajax. Refreshments will be served and you're asked to lug -a - mug. All welcome. The association will also host a family activity morning on Saturday, Nov. 6 from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Christian Life Centre, 1030 Ravenscroft Rd., Ajax. There'll be workshops, a chess tournament and guest speakers. Cost is S15 a family for members and S20 for non- members. Pre -registration for this event is a must. For more information, call 718-1' in stride. But that isn't always the best solution, according to health officials, because the flu can be extremely dangerous for seniors and individu- als with particular medical problems such as heart disease Hk and diabetes. That's why the Durham Region Health Department and the Durltam Lung Association are urg- ing seniors and people with some kinds of health problems to get flu shots. The vaccinations provide protection against the strains of influenza virus which are expected to make the rounds this year — A Singapore, B Panama and A Bei- jing- "There are people at very high risk from this disease," says Dr. Linda Panaro, associate medical officer of health for the local health department. "I'd really like to encourage elderly people living in the community to come forward and get their influenza vaccine this year... Besides people over 65, those at high risk of becoming seri- ously ill from the flu include adults and chil- dren with chronic lung, heart or kidney disease, and people with diabetes, cancer, anemia or immu- nity problems. At especially high risk ane those over 65 who have a chronic condition or who reside in a nursing home or chronic care facility. In Durham, anyone who lives in a nursing home or similar facility will be vaccinated by the health department. But other residents must go to their doctors and ask to be vaccinated. The provincial min- istry of health provides the vaccine free of charge to everyone in the high risk category. Last year, 1.5 million high-risk patients across the Province received their shots. Financial Equalization Is Today's Solution To Today's Problems! The Plan That Puts You In Control And Keeps You There. 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Pneumonia can be caused either directly by the effect of the virus on lung tissue, or it can occur when secondary bacteria take advantage of the patient's weak- ened immune system. Health officials are recom- mending that people get their shots in October or November, before the heavy flu season starts, since it takes two weeks for the shot to take effect. A "killed" vaccine is used, notes Dr. Panaro, so there is no chance of contracting the flu from the shot itself. But because there may be minute traces of egg pro- tein in the vaccine, shots are not recommended for anyone who is allergic to eggs or egg products. Flu symptoms can include high, fever, extreme muscle aches and vomiting, as well as fatigue after the acute stage of the illness has passed. Pneumonia should be sus- pected and medical attention sought if the fever does not sub- side, the patient rapidly becomes more ill, there is a cough with yel- low, green or other -colored spu- tum, or there is pain in the chest. 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The Pickering Profes- sional Firefighters' Association wishes to thank everyone who donated funds, and McDonald's, Subway and LOEB for providing refreshments. photo by Jesse James No shiny apple for school staffer, just a shiny car PICKERING - A school staffer learned a lesson last week: Don't leave your car parked overnight. Whenan employee of St. Mary Catholic Secondary School arrived at work Wednesday morning, he found not a shiny red apple on his desk, but a shiny, if unwanted, paint job on his car that he'd left in the parking lot overnight. The brown paint on his 1986 Pontiac Sunbird was still wet when he arrived at the Whites Rd. school. Rec. complex fix -up $27Gs *. PICKERING - Broken pipes at the Pickering Recreation Complex will cost taxpayers $27,369. The unbudgeted expense was approved by council's executive committee Monday and will be paid out of a general fund. The pipes broke in the women's whirlpool at the com- plex last year due to settling, necessitating major repairs. The Town tried to recover the money from its. insurance com- pany, but the claim was denied because the policy doesn't cover damages caused by set- tling. S THE NL -W3 ADV&kT ER SUNDAY. CCiiiEEi 3- l9MPrACE 1 f Pickering reading club eeks children., volunteers PICKERING - Adult volun- teers and children who would benefit from being read to are being sought by a Pickering reading club. The Pickering Reading Circle, part of a national program called Read Canada, began operating at the Pickering Town Centre last spring under the direction of Pickering resident Raii Shukla. Using books lent by the Picker- ing library, parents and volun- teers read aloud to children. The Reading Circle now holds its sessions at the Village Retire- ment Centre at 1955 Valley Farm Rd., after seniors expressed an interest in participating in the program. Ms. Shukla says there are now more volunteers than children in the program and more youngsters are welcome to join. Parents are also welcome to par- ticipate. There is, however, a need for adult volunteers who read in French, Ms. Shukla says. The Pickering Reading Circle meets every Saturday at the retirement home from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. For more information, call Ms. Shukla at 839-3037. vince John •,t rAR`� More gh.an A , " - Bu( ood Store. A A KATFACE REG oa UTE SOUR CRE" c■FAr 3tti 1.39 VALUABLE MONEY AA VINQ 001I�ONa INWABLE COUPON — — VALUABLE COUPON — — .• VALUABLE CGO/OM — — 1 t BEATRICE 100% 1 STOKLEY 1 FRANCO 1 FROM CONCENIRA 2911 PURE PUMPKIN I I AMERICAN ORANGE 11 PIE AWNG 7 't GRAVIES 10 oz. 1 JUICE 2 L �' ' 1 398 ml. I I MUSHROOK BEEF, 1 9LI CHICKEN, TURKEY 1 *=K WMT COUPON 1.71 I 1 �" �0^ ■ °�00 M 1 b. ft w11 ' "I mPOR AI O' I I _ Lod Z pw fmWV. Vdd Unli Sia, 091.111Yp _ I L lid 2 tirpw wvp L Vdd Unci Sai od. 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PICKERING 5093258 115 KIrlgMon Rd. W. IknAl K S.t N a ■ PlO. �R� ssrccf- i r 13466p 10 "n R. t ..sis, &Lw N �Y.,,� 1.,,. T /►.� /�.� /�� i in cliet:t Irom Ttltts., od. to SINt., (kt t(1193 yyyy�1 mm ne �� ! �� y1 1� tM -RL H, SAT. 94, SUN. *5 PAGE 12 -THE NEM ADVERt"ISElk SUNDAY, OCTOBER X IM Steven Oliver is orae; Joanne Sinn 11 Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping, the column picking the Chicago White Sox to win the American League pennant in six games. They'll win the best -of -seven series in three games if Jack Morris pitches for Toronto. Now, on to matters that really count... A special little boy celebrated his first birthday on OCL 2. Birth- day wishes, with lots of love, for Steen Oliver came from Daddv, Gramma and Grampa O, uncle Da%a and auntie Pooser... Steven Oliver A beauty with a great big smile turned 11 years old on Sept. 28. Wishing Joanne Finn a very happy binhday were Mom. Dad, Danny. her family and friends... One happy fella celebrated his first birthday on Oct. 1. Birthday wishes, with loads of love, for Damien Allison -Harding came from Mom Frances, Dad Richard, Grandmother and Grandfather Allison, and Great- grandmother Nan Charlton... son of Margaret and William Munro of Kingsville. The maid of honor was Debra Moore and the bridesmaid was Janette Scott, sister of the groom. Donald Munro was the best man and John McDonald the usher. The couple now reside in Oshawa... October is a busy special -occa- sion month in the Ramage house- hold. Today, Oct. 3, Betty cele- brates a birthday, but her age is top secret. On Oct. 6, Betty and Scotty's grandson Paul turns 12. Best wishes come from the whole family... ter Caitlin, Rebel and Misti... Happy belated birthday greet- ings go out to Mavrick Purchase, who celebrated his fifth birthday on Aug. 16. Also celebrating a birthday was Cody Purchase, who turned eight years old on Sept. 20. Best wishes came from Mom, Dad, family and friends... That brings us to the end of another edition of Name Drop- ping. If you have an item you want mentioned, call us at 683- 5110 or write to 130 Commer- cial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 211-5. The deadline for submissions is 11 a.m. the Tuesday before pub- lication. We're not responsible for lost or damaged pho- tographs. Name Dropping is no longer running birth announce- ments. If you have a birth to announce, call the classified department at 683-5110. Mike Sherlock and Angie Houthuys Cody and Mavrick Purchase Damien Allison -Harding Sept. 26 was a milestone day for Jessica and Lee Abernethy of Pickering, as they celebrated their first wedding anniversary. The couple wed in a ceremony in Whitevale and honeymooned in Vermont. Wishing the couple a happy anniversary was son Nlvkel. By the way, a new baby is due in April. "It's been a wonder- ful year." the couple say... Joanne Finn .« Oct. 4 is circled on the calen- dars in the Buchowski home, because Joshua is turning seven years old. Wishing him a happy birthday will be Mom, Dad, brother Jesse, Babi and Didi, Grandma and Grandpa, and all the rest of the family... Joshua Buchowski Lee and Jessica Abernethy There's a third Preceptor level chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority in the area. The Precep- tor Epsilon Gamma, the first career chapter in the Ajax-Pkker- ing Area Council, has 14 mem- bers and recently elected its first- ever executive. President is Joann Templeton; 1st vice-presi- dent - Valerie Pilgrim; 2nd vice- president - Sharon Villagra; recording secretary - Linda Waddington; corresponding sec- retary Sharon Bates; treasurer Pam McLean; area council rep - Ann Wragg; alternate area coun- cil rep - Nancy Logan... Pat and Colin King of Ajax send best wishes to their daughter, Lesley, and her husband, Peter, the son of Mary and Adolf Holy. The happy couple married June 26 at St. Paul's United Church and now reside in Claremont.. May 29, 1993 is a day Kathy McQuigg and Kenneth Munro will always remember, because they wed in a ceremony at Cen- tennial Rouge United Church. Kathy is the daughter of Sheila McQuigg and the late Ralph McQuigg of Ajax. Kenneth is the Paul and Grandma Betty Ramage Sept. 28 was a big day for Laurie and Mike Banton, because they celebrated their sec- ond anniversary. Best wishes came from their parents Gerdi and Andy Zabolotny and Judy and Frank Banton, brothers Andy Zabolotny and Greg Ban- ton. The couple wed in Newcastle and now live in Newtonville... A family writes: "Robert and Julie Sherlock would like to announce the engagement of their son Mike Sherlock to Angie Houthuys. They were engaged Sept. 25 ...... Sept. 27 was a big day for a special little girl. Danielle Wool - colt turned five years old and happy birthday wishes, with lots of love, hugs and kisses, came from Mommy. Daddy, little sis- Mike and Laurie Banton Lesley King and Peter Hoy Kenneth Munro and Kathy McQuigg uantelle woolcott and friend Matthew THE NEWS ADVE U= SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, H9P-MGE Scarborough Town Centre •CELE6RATING OUR* 4OCTOBER 4TH TO 10THr 1993 ' While supplies lost. No puxchose necessary. One watch per customer. - 7, oin us as we celebrate our 20th year with special events, a sweepstakes and a 20th Anniversary Gift just for you! 20th Anniversary Diamond Ring Sweepstakes! ��ick up your entry form at the Customer Service Desk and enter it to win a $ 2000 DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY RING courtesy of K01)E0 Our 20th Anniversary /%fore Gift To You!* you drop your off entryform for the Diamond Anniversary Ring, have it stomped at Customer Service and receive your FREE 20th Anniversary Sports Watch.* Celebrating In Style The Fashion Shows! 7---�oin us for our fashion extravaganzas October th and 8th. We'll be showcasing fashions for all ages as well as the latest in Day/Evening Wear and Holiday Designs. Two shows daily at 3:00 pm & 7:00 pm. SCARBOROUGH TOWN CENTRE 411 i McCmn Road. Over 230 fine stores and services including Eaton's. The Bay and Sears. PACE 14 -TRE NEW ADVENMI R SUN MY, OCMBn 3,1!!3 & ENTERTAINMENT t the movies.. . rogram blindsided �y poor acting By BRUDE FROUDE Durham Staff The Program is an in -your - e movie. There is nothing subtle nor !tty about this football Flick. edside Manners inues run t Herongate PICKERING - The British )medy Bedside Manners contin- ,s at Herongate Dinner Theatre uil Oct. 30. The farce by Derek Benfield ,omises "a recipe for trouble" hen a weekend away with a ver sounds good unless a Ouse has the same idea, in the me hotel, on the same week - Prices start at 529.95 for din - r and show, with taxes includ- I. Herongate is about seven lometres north of Hwy. 2 on Mona Rd. Call 472-3085. It's not very good either. It's reminiscent of Brian's Song, the Brian Piccolo story, in which James Caan played the lead role. At the time it was con- sidered a poignant, stirring depic- tion of a tragic story. Years later it lost a great deal of its impact. The Program won't leave much of an impression today, never mind the future. The Program is more pungent than penetrating and considerably more painful for its bad acting than it's television movie coun- terpart. Caan is cast as Eastern State University football coach Sam Winters, and football is his life. This man needs a better life. Coach Winters is supposed to be Vince Lombardi, John Mad- den, Joe Walsh and Joe Gibbs all rolled into one. However, what tends to happen when you take too many ingredients and roll them together, is you get a big ball of mush which just can't be digested. �� T Z-4 U, all, �a , -.7 1 Sweet Feet Denise Lester Dancers have come home triumphant from a ice America competition in Orlando, Florida. The Picketing ipany's groups Hi Energy and Sweet Feet placed seven !s, winning four first -place honors, two second -place finishes one fourth spot. Above are some of the members of Sweet t. In rear, from left, are Christa Willems, Karen Schmidt and -Maria Theofilopoulos. In centre are Melodee Smart and a Camovale. In front is Lisa Greenbaum. photo by A.J. Groen And The Program is hard on the stomach. The horrible acting by the likes of Craig Sheffer and Kristy Swanson had people howl- ing with laughter. The story itself was comical as director David S. Ward had the task of taking all the football cliches and wrapping them up in this tidy little package called The Program. As each scene develops more and more of the binding unravels and the audience is left to wonder if the movie is ever going to veer from its cliched course. It never does, not that we expected it to. Halle Berry and Omar Epps are the only acting bright spots in The Program. It was believed that this movie would be one all the jocks on the football team should see. It's not. Coaches, if you send your players to The Program, ensure they bring along a bottle Of Maalox or a roll of Tums to keep from getting upset stom- achs. What they see will turn their stomachs, although the football scenes are right up there with those NFL documentary films in terms of footage. It's just unfortunate they get blind -sided by a terrible movie. Stay in tune, read the Advertiser Lee Hung Gourmet b Meat Mart Published an advertisement in Wed., Sept. 29 issue of the Na Ridtering News Advertiser. The advertisement should have stated SALE EXPIRES TUES., OCT. sm We apologize for any inroonvenier". IS YOUR DRIVEWAY ° READY FOR WINTER? 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Friends and Mentors, a show featuring the lithographic tech- niques of Barry Smylie and two other Canadian artists, continues at the library until Oct. 31. The travelling exhibition is from the Muttart Art Gallery, Calgary. Also featured are lithographs by John Snow and the late Maxwell Bates. All three artists were associates in Alberta and the title of the exhibition reflects their friendship as well as the way each one was either mentor or student of the others. The works were selected to document the individual style of each artist while demonstrating the influences they had on each other. The drawing for a lithograph is executed on a piece of flat, fine- grained porous limestone, or on a zinc plate with grease -based ink or crayons. The stone or plate is Off The Record... Maria McKee - You Gotta Sin to Get Saved (MCA): McKee leads four-fifths of her old band Lone Justice back into battle and the results are over- whelming. The waifish former alternative country/rock siren has finally found enough good mate- rial to do justice to her big voice; and with the inspiration of her old mates, it's truly McKee's defining moment to date. She grabs a little rock, country, gospel and soul and stirs them together in a high-energy stew that defies categorization but seems to fit her immense talent to a tee. John Hiatt - Perfectly Good Guitar (A&Ni): Inspired per- haps by his recent stint with supergroup Little Village, the underrated Hiatt kicks in with a dynamic album that, song for song, is his best since Bring the Family. There's hardly a wasted track among the 13, and more than a few standouts. "Straight Out of Time" might be the best: it's a lyrical ballad with an edge that tellingly captures Hiatt's cel- ebrated restless spirit, tempered with a measure of grace befitting such a long -serving talent. Marc Cohn - The Rainy Season (Atlantic): If %ou doubt how good this guy is, consider that after only one album and the gospel -tinged smash "Walking in Memphis," the disarmingly tal- ented singer -songwriter was able to add names like Bonnie Raitt, David Crosby, Graham Nash, David Hidalgo (Los Lobos) and Jim Keltner to his album credits. The Rainy Season picks up where Cohn's debut left off, that is, with sensitively written songs spun in a down-home style that perfectly suits Cohn's strong, almost Seger -like, vocals. The difference on this one is the band — there is one! That makes for a little less piano -oriented music and a little more pizazz; but don't despair, it's apples and oranges, and both albums are equally fine. Esso gives you around the clock home heating service. Automatically. Esso Home Heating Agents are there before you need them with your oil, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Your puce of mind is uppermost in their minds. That's the way' • we've operated since 1880 with top quality products and personalized, caring service. In Ajax and Pickering, call Harrison Fuels at 686-1855 Imperial Oil . Esso You're on your way with Esso. then covered with water or a chemical solution which adheres only to the non -greased areas; ink applied at this stage adheres only to the greased areas. Paper is placed on top of the plate and the two are run through a special lithographic press to transfer the ink to the paper. An exact replica of the drawing is transferred from the stone to the paper in reverse. When two or more colors are used, they are applied one at a time with each color having its own plate. Patti Scialra - Rumble Doll (Columbia): Cynics might say that Scialfa's debut owes more to the influence of former employer and current spouse, Bruce Springsteen, than her own merit. One listen and that notion goes out the window. Scialfa, who first made a name backing up the Boss, is a great talent in her own right, with a clear, strong voice and poignant, confessional song - writing style that might owe more to Bonnie Raitt than her husband. If you must know, Springsteen's presence here is limited to some guitar work and limited production chores. Helix - It's a Business Doing Pleasure (Aquarius): Brian Vollmer and Co. have regrouped nicely — at least musically — after the tragic automobile acci- dent that claimed the life of gui- tarist Paul Hackman. They still kick butt with passion, despite lyrics that sometimes reflect the past three years of tough times. - Michael Baginski � ARG CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, "The Home Sale, sale prices start September 30, 1993' Ayer, page A10, the 20 -piece dinnerware sets will not be available until mid November. Rainchecks will be given, and alternate patterns are available. Also advertised in that Ayer, on page B7, and in our Sears, *The Home Sale, sale prices start September 23, 1993' flyer on page B9, the 14 -piece drill bit set, #75181 is advertised incorrectly. It does not have a lifetime warranty as stated. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. /40RTA1 j c'Mq Y•EVER�♦A� See the advertisement at the back of the paper for more details! POLAK, MCKAY & HAWKSHAW BARRISTERS AND SOUCITORS Are pleased to announce N. CAMERON MURKAR, B.A., B.E.D., LLB. has joined the law firm. Specializing in • Civil Litigation • Family Law • Personal Injury - Wrongful Dismissal • Labour Law & Human Rights 465 WESTNEY ROAD SOUTH, UNIT 16 AJAX, ONTARIO LIS 6v8 683-6880 Fax (416) 428-2063 u5ATTHEsr Ito THE IMAGINATION STATION N PMRI G'S ONLY CHILDREN'S BOOKSTORE... * WE HAVE GREAT TOYS TOO1 10%OFF EYF"ING IN STOCK ' } SALE ENDS SUNDAY OCT 3 Ima ination Station IN Kinpra+ Rd (whrw Rd, Plaza) P{cYwwp 831 -READ II t JI Am tAD 451(0 Billboard Is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted In Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax-Pickedng News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard Items Is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednes- day publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publica- tion and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. WALKATHON: Durham Environ- mental Network (DEN) hosts a fund- raising walkathon Sun., Oct. 3 at the Walker property, south of Uxbridge on the Oak Ridge Moraine. Walkers give 70 per cent of funds to an environmental group of their choice. 30 per cent to DEN. Walk 3 kilometres or 10. 725-1565 (Irene Kock): 509-3156 (Gail Lawlor). BONSAI SOCIETY: The Matsuya- a Bonsai Society meets Neon., -T 4, 7 p.m., at the Faith Place, 44 ''iom St. W., Oshawa. 683-5135, 3-2568. CESAREAN PREVENTION: The asorecn Prevention Support and ucation Group meets Mon , Oct 'A 4, 7:30 p.m., at 22 Jacob Dr., Whit- by. Topic is Healing the Emotional Scars. 666-4107 (Sandi), 576-0562 (Lisa). PARKINSON: The Parkinson Foun- dation of Canada, Durham Region Chapter, meets Mon., Oct. 4, 7:30 p.m., at St. Mark's United Church, corner of Colborne and Centre Sts., Whitby. Topic is elder abuse. 430- 8475,666-8576. BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT: Mer- chants in Pickering's Word 2 are invited to a meeting Mon., Oct. 4 to discuss the possibility of establishing a Business Improvement Area. It will be held from 10 a.m. to noon at the East Shore Community Centre. 910 Liverpool Rd. 420-4605, 839-5229 (councillor Eileen Higdon). STAMP CLUB: The Ajax Philatelic Society meets Mon . Oct. 4. 7 p.m., at St. Bernadette's Church, corner of Harwood Ave. and Bayly St., Ajax. B39-2068. ALS SUPPORT: The Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Society of Oshawa - Durham (for victims of Lou Gherig Disease) holds its monthly support meeting Mon. Oct. 4 at 7:30 p.m. at Fairview Lodge. Hwy. 2 and Cochrane St, Whitby. All welcome. 728-7243. COMING UP DISCUSSION GROUP: Tne T,;es- day Morning Discussion Group • Our customers save up to 50% over other methods • No digging inside or outside • Finished or unfinished basement I • Licenced, bonded, insured �lI �- • Transferable lifetime guarantee •v • VISA & MoskiCard accepted M Baserneunt Ukftr Control M * * BUNDLES AND BASKETS PTS * 839 -GIFT (4438) catr. * e Pack.... A large selection of gift basll Im any reason ar season. Get well soon.... New baby.... Corgratulaoors +� We Wrap.... Gourmet Food, Soap and Scents, Gigs for Baby wrapped in cern and lopped wish a bow. * And Then We Deliver.... Car Flinn 10:3o a.m. and we ws deTiver from wwrnarsrire to Oakvie to same day. Same day Mary a also available to most major alias m Canada and the j U.S. DR. AWADALLA, AND ASSOCIATES Our general family dental practice, established since 1979 offers the following services: • Cosmetic Bonding • Dental implants • Periodontal Treatment Bus veewmq • Surgical Services (wisdom rem) • Endodontic Treatment ~ cant ThmWyi • Orthodontic Treatment mrsaw) • crowns and Bridles • Complete and Partial Dentures • Nitrous Oxide (Laughing gas) • We accept Dental Insurance, Visa Payments, Payment Plans 3225 Lawrence Ave. E. Ste. 205 Scarborough, Ontario Telephone: 439.9325 Office Hours Monday -Friday from 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. meets Tues., Oct. 5, 9:30 a.m., at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Speaker Rita McGillivray of Centennial College on fashion through the ages. 686- 1573. GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY: The Whitby -Oshawa Branch (Region of Durham) of the Ontario Genealogi- cal Society meets Tues., Oct. 5, 7:30 p.m., in the cafeteria of Henry Street High School, 614 Henry St., Whitby. Alan McGillivray, curator of the Uxbridge Scott Museum, speaks All welcome 683-2476 (Marion), 723-7460 (Bessie). QUILT GUILD: The Durham Trillium Quilt Guild meets Tues., Oct. 5, 7:30 p.m , at St. George's Anglican Church, 39 Athol St., Oshawa. 683- 5135. WASTE CENTRE: The Al R's Waste Reduction Centre meets Tues.. Oct. 5, 12:30 p.m. Anyone interested in helping establish the centre is wel- come. For more information or meeting location, call 686-0633 (Jill Bontott) or 428-3879 (Sherry Brown). CAREGIVER RELIEF: The Caregiver Relief Adult Day Program for frail THE NEWS ADVEJtT M SUNDAY, OCIOeF.R 3,'1"&*AG9 N elderly and physically -challenged adults holds an open house Tues., Oct. 5, 10 a.m. to noon, 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m., at 487 Westney Rd, S.. Units 19 and 20 (corner of West- ney Rd. S. and Clements Rd. IN,), Ajax. 427-2315. LIFE MEETING: Bayfair Baptist Church, Hwy. 2 west of Fairport Rd., Pickering, hosts Ladies In Fellowship Evening Tues., Oct 5, 7:30 to 9 30 p.m. Guest singers, speakers and a special feature. 420-6580. CAW MEET: Retired Chrysler workers are invited to a special meeting Tues.. Oct. 5 at 2 p.m at the CAW Local 1090 Hall, 140 Hunt St . Ajax Guest speaker Jo -Ann Hannah, national representative, discusses recent improvements in pensions and benefits. Question - and -answer period to follow Refreshments served. 683-3510. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 6 AIDS INFO: The Social Justice Committee of James House. a group raising money for an AIDS hospice in Durham, holds an infor- mation night Wed, Oct. 6, 7 30 to 9 p.m at the C.A W Union Hall, Local Your calendar of coming events 222, Phillip Murray Dr., Oshawa. Theme is AIDS: Learning, Caring, Doing Something to Make a Differ- ence in Durham Region. Speakers include nurses from Sunnybrook Health and Science Centre and Casey House Hospice. No charge All welcome. Wheelchair accessi- ble 404-2102 (Bob Pigden) or 579- 6688 (Carmen Ellegett). CHOIR CONCERT: St. Paul's Unit- ed Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax, hosts the Metropolitan Toronto Police all-male choir Wed, Oct 6. at 7 45 p m. S8 per person. Tickets available at the door 683-4740 WASTE CENTRE: The All R's Waste Reduction Centre meets Wed, Oct 6, 7:30 p m. Anyone interested in helping establish the centre is wel- come. For more information or meeting location. call 686-0633 (Jill Bontoft) or 428-3879 (Sherry Brow-,) ALCOHOLICS' CHILDREN: The Adult Cn ldren of Alconohcs support group meets Wed., Oct. 6, 7 30 p m , in The basement hall of St Andrew's Presbyter an Church, 35 Church St. N . Pickering Village 593-4256.593-5147 WHERE YOU COME FIRST, 2FOR1 2FOR1 2FOR 1 POTATO TAKE-OUT' ' EAT -IN ; TAKE-OUT 180 gram Bag 199 - Assorted flavours RSH FISH FISH ' CHOCOLATE 21 I I BARS I 1 t4 6 4 �. I ' COFFEE AND I I MUFFIN SPECIAL I CHIPS CHIPS CHIPS I PLA 1 'VALID � VALID � VALID � My lA & X84 1 OCT. 4 I 619-1234 OCT. 12 I OCT. 20 I :AT1ticl�oilte I _ ONLY _ L _ ONLY _ 1_ _ONLY * * BUNDLES AND BASKETS PTS * 839 -GIFT (4438) catr. * e Pack.... A large selection of gift basll Im any reason ar season. Get well soon.... New baby.... Corgratulaoors +� We Wrap.... Gourmet Food, Soap and Scents, Gigs for Baby wrapped in cern and lopped wish a bow. * And Then We Deliver.... Car Flinn 10:3o a.m. and we ws deTiver from wwrnarsrire to Oakvie to same day. Same day Mary a also available to most major alias m Canada and the j U.S. DR. AWADALLA, AND ASSOCIATES Our general family dental practice, established since 1979 offers the following services: • Cosmetic Bonding • Dental implants • Periodontal Treatment Bus veewmq • Surgical Services (wisdom rem) • Endodontic Treatment ~ cant ThmWyi • Orthodontic Treatment mrsaw) • crowns and Bridles • Complete and Partial Dentures • Nitrous Oxide (Laughing gas) • We accept Dental Insurance, Visa Payments, Payment Plans 3225 Lawrence Ave. E. Ste. 205 Scarborough, Ontario Telephone: 439.9325 Office Hours Monday -Friday from 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. meets Tues., Oct. 5, 9:30 a.m., at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Speaker Rita McGillivray of Centennial College on fashion through the ages. 686- 1573. GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY: The Whitby -Oshawa Branch (Region of Durham) of the Ontario Genealogi- cal Society meets Tues., Oct. 5, 7:30 p.m., in the cafeteria of Henry Street High School, 614 Henry St., Whitby. Alan McGillivray, curator of the Uxbridge Scott Museum, speaks All welcome 683-2476 (Marion), 723-7460 (Bessie). QUILT GUILD: The Durham Trillium Quilt Guild meets Tues., Oct. 5, 7:30 p.m , at St. George's Anglican Church, 39 Athol St., Oshawa. 683- 5135. WASTE CENTRE: The Al R's Waste Reduction Centre meets Tues.. Oct. 5, 12:30 p.m. Anyone interested in helping establish the centre is wel- come. For more information or meeting location, call 686-0633 (Jill Bontott) or 428-3879 (Sherry Brown). CAREGIVER RELIEF: The Caregiver Relief Adult Day Program for frail THE NEWS ADVEJtT M SUNDAY, OCIOeF.R 3,'1"&*AG9 N elderly and physically -challenged adults holds an open house Tues., Oct. 5, 10 a.m. to noon, 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m., at 487 Westney Rd, S.. Units 19 and 20 (corner of West- ney Rd. S. and Clements Rd. IN,), Ajax. 427-2315. LIFE MEETING: Bayfair Baptist Church, Hwy. 2 west of Fairport Rd., Pickering, hosts Ladies In Fellowship Evening Tues., Oct 5, 7:30 to 9 30 p.m. Guest singers, speakers and a special feature. 420-6580. CAW MEET: Retired Chrysler workers are invited to a special meeting Tues.. Oct. 5 at 2 p.m at the CAW Local 1090 Hall, 140 Hunt St . Ajax Guest speaker Jo -Ann Hannah, national representative, discusses recent improvements in pensions and benefits. Question - and -answer period to follow Refreshments served. 683-3510. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 6 AIDS INFO: The Social Justice Committee of James House. a group raising money for an AIDS hospice in Durham, holds an infor- mation night Wed, Oct. 6, 7 30 to 9 p.m at the C.A W Union Hall, Local Your calendar of coming events 222, Phillip Murray Dr., Oshawa. Theme is AIDS: Learning, Caring, Doing Something to Make a Differ- ence in Durham Region. Speakers include nurses from Sunnybrook Health and Science Centre and Casey House Hospice. No charge All welcome. Wheelchair accessi- ble 404-2102 (Bob Pigden) or 579- 6688 (Carmen Ellegett). CHOIR CONCERT: St. Paul's Unit- ed Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax, hosts the Metropolitan Toronto Police all-male choir Wed, Oct 6. at 7 45 p m. S8 per person. Tickets available at the door 683-4740 WASTE CENTRE: The All R's Waste Reduction Centre meets Wed, Oct 6, 7:30 p m. Anyone interested in helping establish the centre is wel- come. For more information or meeting location. call 686-0633 (Jill Bontoft) or 428-3879 (Sherry Brow-,) ALCOHOLICS' CHILDREN: The Adult Cn ldren of Alconohcs support group meets Wed., Oct. 6, 7 30 p m , in The basement hall of St Andrew's Presbyter an Church, 35 Church St. N . Pickering Village 593-4256.593-5147 WHERE YOU COME FIRST, ABERFOYLE Schuler SPRING POTATO WATER J9 CHIPS 4 L Bottle -A Real MONEY SAVER! 180 gram Bag 199 - Assorted flavours R.C. Nestle/Rowntree COLA CHOCOLATE 21 12 - 355 ml Cans BARS per pack 6.3 cents per 100 mL ' - Regular size bars —Assorted flavours i PEPSI COFFEE AND COLA MUFFIN SPECIAL 1.5 L returnable Bottle 5.3 cents per 100 mL' 79delicious -12 oz. Coffee with muffin , both 2 for DARE TO COMPARE DERBY SNOOPY DOG FOOD TETRA PACK DRINKS 650 gram Tin - Choice of flavours 1991 - 3 per pack k �P� Ea Extra cur z Available at Mac's Convenience Stores at:', 651 Ritson Road, Oshawa 893 Bayly Street, Pickering 1200 Wecker Street, Oshawa 34 Harwood Ave.S., Ajax 848 Brock Street North, Whitby 258 Park Road S., Oshawa 313 Brock Street S., Whitby 1339 King Street E., Oshawa 475 Westney Road N., Ajax >::... 1812 Scugog Street, Port Perry 799 Park Road S., Oshawa 705 Kingston Road, Pickering f� Al � Y I Prices in effect from October 4, 1993 to October 31, 1993, or while quantities last. 100% PURZ MR02EN ORANGE JUICE DRI1`JKS 9JWCES & COCI[CrARS mm.Lm 3WmL TIN 8 X (3X 2=50nmiL) DRENK BOX *PINEAPPLE usnum 10 �N� 9 SIJCW e CHLM e 71DEM e CKISM LIMIT P-4- 4!99 F.A. Lt:A-S *Qf%ffyD CREAM EINZ CONDENSED EALTEST PARLOUR NORDICA TOMATO f ICE Gap2EN*CMAjWCHEM UP cp.RAM 5W0WnmtCLJ TUB EA 10 4. oz. TIN2L TUB 01 ob H1*111 F rms THE FOOD TERMINAL it Sal. 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AJAX - An Ajax men's slo-pitch team won the Ontario Provincial Slo-Pitch Cham- pionship in Niagara Falls this past weekend. The Mills & Hadwin squad captured the provincial crown in the men's over -40 recre- ation division, defeating a team from Hamil- ton 18-13 in the final. Eighteen squads from across Ontario competed in the division. The Ajax team went undefeated in the seven games it took to claim the title. Mills & Hadwin — which plays in the Ajax Senior Men's Slo-Pitch League — defeated squads from Mississauga, Kitchener and Niagara '"M NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3,199(i -PAGE b s Ontariocrown Vmls Mgest Mills & Hadwin won the right to compete at the provincial championship after winning titles at qualifying tourneys in Richmond Hill in June and in Pickering in August. The Ajax squad is making plans to com- pete at the National Slo-Pitch Championships in Calgary from July 28 to Aug. 1 of next year. Members of the Mills & Hadwin team are John Smith, Mike Bee, Wayne Russell, Bob Stevens, Larry Taylor, Jim Reily, Bill Car- son, Dennis Snow, Jack Dickey, Mike Phillips, Bob Jackson and Marko Gastis. NEWS ADVERTISER �ts Spadans'seniors fumble way to first football loss Pickering Power runners-up in soccer league PICKERING - The Picker- ing Power Kinsmen boys' rep soccer team finished as run- ner-up in the Central Soccer League this season. After Pickering completed the regular season deadlocked for first place with the York Jets, the two squared off in a tie -breaking game to decide the league champi- Q`GKEA/+Q onship. The Jets pre- vailed by a 2-0 so score in the con- CCEq G; test played on Sept. 26. Pickering Power players were presented runners-up tro- phies following the game. Pickering's Nigel Birch received the league's Most Valuable Player Award for the 1993 season. The Pickering Kinsmen squad finished with a league record of 14 wins and two losses. Team members are Billy Antoniasis, Houston Barker, Nigel Birch, James Cum- mings, Andrew Gardner, Evan Georgievski, Michael Kerr - Stewart, Adrian Milanoski. Brian Pease, Michael Perulli, Luke Pilniuk, Anthoo Sgovio, Nadir Shrazi. Adam Stephens and Michael Web- st�•r. Coaches arc Brian Pease By AL RIVETT tured a 20 -yard run by Blue Dev- and Jim Webster, while Clara Sports Reporter ils running back Jim Gregorsic, S;ovio is manager. PICKERING - Turnovers who was a dominant factor on proved costly for the Dunbarton offence the entire game. Running Warriors' girls High School senior Spartans in back Ben Wra% punched through their football contest against the for a two -yard run for the touch- third in league Oshawa Donevan Blue Devils down. Kicker Paul Salazar boot - Thursday afternoon. ed the convert to give Donevan AJAX - The Ajax Warriors The Spartans fumbled four an 8-0 lead. Salazar was earlier under -11 girls' rep team fin - times in the contest, most as a credited with a touchback on the fished in third place in league result of miscommunication opening kickoff which landed in play this season. between Spartans' the Dunbarton end zone. In its first ,year of playing quarterback Sean Another Dunbarton turnover in a tough division with teams Meredith and thein the second quarter erased a from Scarborough, the .Ajax b a c k f i e l d . good scoring drive deep in the squad surprised everyone b} Donevan took full Donevan end. Then, the Spartans challenging the top teams advantage of the defence came up big to stuff the throughout the year. mental errors to - Blue Devils, with a short punt In the Durham Region score a 15-7 victory and even giving Dunbarton excellent field finals, the Ajax team placed their Lake Ontario Secondary position. second, losing the final gave School Athletics (LOSSA) With no time remaining in the to Pickering. league record at one win and one first half, running back Sean The team would like to loss. The Spartans are also 1-1, Perry scored the Ione Spartans thank coach Manny White for after defeating Oshawa O'Neill touchdown on a one -yard run. his efforts this season. last week. Chris McKee booted the convert Members of the Ajax squad While Spartans head coach to cut the Donevan lead to 8-7. are Dawn Harrison, Courtney Peter Kaiser was pleased with his Donevan scored its second Austen, Sarah Ripley, Faithe team's ability to move the ball, touchdown of the day We in the Whitton, Jennifer McDermott, the offensive gaffes ruined what fourth quarter, with a Dunbarton Elia Whitton, Laura Swailes, should have been another win for fumble giving the Blue Devils Candice Chapman, Natasha his club. good field position. Gregorsic Smith, Aisha Humphrey, "Some bad fumbles at bad did yeoman's work on the drive, Michchelle Mannella, Kelsey times," summed up Kaiser. "You running for a big 30 -yard gainer Biggs and Jennifer White. can't turn the ball over and to put Donevan inside the Dun- ' A,• �ax Spartans bantams expect to win. Offensively, we barton 12 -yard line. Again, Wray sou Players ht dominated the game. We had the got the call, dashing into the end Y g finalists at provincials bell more than they did-" zone on a sweep for the major. AJAX-PICKERING - A Donevan head coach Reno Salazar kicked the convem baskeftll league is looking for AJAX - The Ajax Spartans bantam rep baseball finished as provincial Leonard agreed the Dunbarton Kaiser says the loss may come women omits, finalists at the Ontario Baseball Association ,AA. Championships in gar- turnovers were the difference. back to haunt the Spartans in The Ajax/Pickering Ladies rie recetttl • "Basically, they fumbled and that their quest for one of four spots Recreation Basketball League In the fatal against Oakville, Ajax quickly fell behind 14-2, but contin- was the ball game. Defensively, in the LOSSA semi-finals. With needs players, aged 19 and ued to battle to get as close as 14-8. Stephen Dadswell came our guys were really ball hungry Pickering High and Oshawa over, for this season. into pitch in the latter stages of the contest, and Greg and they were very intense." Dwyer expected to earn two Prior basketball experience Kitching came into play right field. A Spartans' turnover on their post -season slots, Dumbarton will is not necessary. Ajax doubled Hamilton 4-2 in the first game. In the first offensive possession wiped have to slug it out with Donevan, Games are played every second game, Ajax rebounded from a 6-0 deficit to defeat out a drive which put them at the Whitby Henry Street, Oshawa Wednesday night through to tk ``•�• •••''• South London I1-7. The Spartans also downed Kitchener 5- Donevan 35 -yard line. On a sec- O'Neill and Uxbridge for the end of April at Exeter High 2 in the third a and -down play, the Donevan other two spots up for grabs. School (formerly Harwood Sec_ In the first game, Ajax blasted Chatham 13-3 to receive a bye defence recovered a loose ball "There's really only two spots ondary School) in Ajax. League into the championship final. after sacking Dunbarton quarter- left, so all these games are play has already started, but Coaches Wayne Robinson and Curtis Dadswell thank the players for back Meredith. important," says Kaiser. "We've new player are still welcome. an outstanding and successful season, as well as the parents for their sup- Donevan then put together a got to battle for a playoff spot Call 831-4539. port. 75 -yard scoring drive, which fea- and it's going to be tough." SPORTSCALL AL RIVETT WITH 683-5110, FAX 683- 7363 PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1993 Denis O'Connor Catholic High School Chargers' running back Wesley Bagshaw attempts to break the grasp of a Pine Ridge High School Pumas' tackler during LOSSA junior football action at DO'C Thursday. The game marked the first football game ever played by the Chargers. Unfortunately, the DO'C debut wasn't a winning one, as the Pumas prevailed 53-6. photo by Andrew Iwanowski AJAX-PICKERING - The Denis O'Connor Catholic High School Chargers made their debut on the football field Wednesday. The DO'C junior football squad hosted its first Lake Ontario Secondary School Ath- letics league game, playing the Pine Ridge High School Pumas from Pickering. -- While the result -- a 53-6 win for Pine Ridge -- wouldn't qualify as an aus- picious start for DO'C, it was to be expected. Not only was it the first football game for the school, but also the first football contest for the players. "I think you have to take into consideration that there wasn't one boy on our team who had played a game of football before," says Denis O'Connor coach Brian Hughes. "Before the game was a minute old we were behind 14-0 and I think we fumbled the ball eight times in the game. But, its all very understandable. We made a lot of novice mistakes, but these are the sort of things that can be corrected for the next time." The lone Denis O'Connor Ajax atoms wrap up fine exhibition season AJAX - The Ajax/Village Admiral Evans Security ket, a IA tie with the same squad, and three consecu- minor atom 'AA' hockey team wrapped up its exhibi- live victories over Pickering by margins of 7-1, 9-0 tion schedule with a recent 6-2 win over Bowmanville and 9-1. The victory extended the Ajax atoms' unbeaten In total, the Ajax atoms scored 32 goals, while giv- streak to six games during the exhibition sea- ing up only eight. son. The Ajax minor atoms open their York/Simcoe Scoring against Bowmanville were Darin league schedule against Bowmanville today, Fri - Brown with a pair of goals, while Adam Alliv day, Oct. 1. Grayer, Drew Knox, Ryoma Ito and David ro Team members are Brent Arscott, Michael Bird all netted singles. Assisting were David Battah, David Ufford, Scott Robinson, Mikey Ufford, Michael Wilding and Grayer with two each; Whittaker, Michael Bolt, Jonathan Burgess, Jason Knox, Bird, Jason Sharpe, Justin Brunet and Joshua Sharpe, Adam Grayer, Michael Wilding, Drew Knox, Collins with one apiece. Ryoma Ito, Ryan Wilson, Justin Brunet.. David Bird, Brent Arscott and Michael Bauah were solid in net. Darin Brown and Joshua Collins. During the exhibition season, Ajax also recorded a The team is coached by Keith Wilding, Mike Gray - 2 -2 tie with Richmond Hill, a 4-3 win over Newman- er and Brian Arscou- No 'monkeying' around during slo-pitch final AJAX - There was absolutely no "monkeying" around during the final game of the Westney Heights Men's Slo-Pitch league playoffs Sunday. The Monkey Bar & Grill squad was crowned as the new league champs after winning the best -of -three championship series over Stereo Den/Belamys two games straight with a hard- fought 8-4 victory in the second game at St. Patrick's Field. In the series opener, Monkey Bar & Grill was never threat- ened after scoring early and often in a 26-6 rout. However, in game two, both teams displayed good pitching, defense and some timely hitting. Monkey Bar & Grill took an early 2-0 lead in the third inning aayd then 3-1 after four innings. Stereo Den/Belamy's mounted a comeback in the top of the fifth inning when its game most valuable player Steve Paxton hit a two - run homer to tie the contest. But, the Monkey Bar & Grill team would not be denied with a five -run rally ; to win the game in the seventh inning. Jeff Sawyer was the winning pitcher as well as the game MVP. For Stereo Den/Belamy's, Don Pappin took the loss on the mound. "Monkey Bar & Grill domi- nated the playoffs and were full measure for the victory; says league vice-president Hans Dy - Dy also summed up the second season of opera- tion for the Westney Heights Men's Slo-Pitch League: "It was a tremen- dous year for all of our teams in both the Nats and Tucker Divisions. Congratulations to all." Cavanagh Electric West Shore slo-pitch champs PICKERING - Cavanagh Electric is hitting of Rick Manners and home runs the best in the West Shore Mixed Slo- by Sherrie Andrews and captain Rich Pitch League this season. Gingras. Mary LaBallister supplied Cavanagh Electric captured the steady pitching for the winners. league crown after defeating FTB Cavanagh advanced to the final with Financial Services 17-9 in the champi- a 16-13 win over Binn's Kitchens in a onship final game played last Sunday. see -saw battle. Frank Charbonneau Cavanagh jumped out to an early 7-0 drove in the winning run. lead, but FTB Financial roared back to Meanwhile, FTB Financial, led by take a 9-8 lead in the fifth inning. the stellar pitching of Colin Moore and But, in the sixth inning, Cavanagh by shortstop Chris Pyke, upset Piccadeli took the lead for good, led by the clutch 10-4. touchdown came in the fourth quarter. Running back Wesley Bagshaw, who carried the ball for most of the drive, capped off the offensive series with a two - yard run for the major. Hughes, the principal at Denis O'Connor, says initial talk of a football program at the school began last winter after a group of teachers expressed 1110interest in getting the =► sport off the ground. "We were interested in the school spirit that the sport would provide. No other sport can I accommodate as many players on a team as football," says Hughes. This past spring, the idl starting a football program introduced to the students reacted positively. About 50 students cam( to the training camp, wilt club reduced to its current 35 players prior to the beginning of league play. If football proves successful this season, a senior team may be in the works for next season, says Hughes. "I don't think the kids would be the problem in bringing about a second (senior) team," he says, indicating there would be enough players for another team. Denis O'Connor joins Picker- ing High, Oshawa Paul Dwyer, Pine Ridge and Dunbarton in the junior league. The Chargers play the Spar- tans at Dunbarton Tuesday. On Friday, DO'C will play Oshawa Paul Dwyer at Oshawa Civic Fields in another first for both squads. It's the first time two Durham Region Catholic high schools will have played against each other in a football game. Dunbarton Spartans handle HenryStreet JnLOSSA vollevball PICKERING - The Dunbarton High School Spartans boys' volley- ball squads are quickly asserting themselves as the teams to beat this season. The Spartans squads defeated Henry Street High School of Whitby in each of the opening Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics (LOSSA) matches played at Henry Street Wednesday afternoon. The Dunbarton midgets lost their opening game 14-16, but roared back to take the match with 15-5 and 15-9 wins. ..Meanwhile, the juniors also lost their fust game to Henry Street 1I- 15, but rebounded to take the second contest 15-9 and the deciding game 15-8. The Spartans seniors won in straight games over Henry Street 15- 11,15-9. Spartans midget coach Terry Fallis says all three teams are looking forward to a strong showing in league play this year. He notes the senior squad has almost its entire team back from last year, when the squad captured the LOSSA and Durham -York titles and competed at the provincial volleyball championships. In addition, the Dunbarton midget boys are defending LOSSA champs, while the juniors finished second at LOSSA last year. All three Dumbarton teams will host the Pine Ridge Secondary School Pumas to volleyball action on Wednesday, Oct. 6. starting at 3:30 pm. SCOREBOARD OWARID NU= l UNION Cavanagh Electric 16 vs. Bun's K4chrr 13. SENM'A' LEAGUE — FINAL CHA04ONSNP FINAL TEAM GP W L F A PTS Cavanagh Elrsic 17 vs. FTB Finest Semina 9 yeoman U 13 1 365 1110 29 AJAX BFMM CLUB ORION Beach K 12 2 437 134 24 00-0 "Opaccts, Tuas., Sap, 2a Otfara kish t4 10 4 429 230 20 NORTH4KKffH Irish Cenedrrr 14 7 7 293 304 t4 1. Frank Pichler, said Monica Duque"; 2. Joanne Toronso Sao" 1a 5 9 247 304 10 and Kan Maden; 3. Mlybssn and Bee Ilttsglyd; 4. Oelri Cr sadsre 14 5 S 225 401 10 Bi ad Grip Sweeny,. Atex Wasdaw 14 2 12 1N6 392 4 EAST->MEST Branrtplon 14 2 12 166 406 4 1. Janusc Jung and Paul Dodgem; 2. Herb Gladnsn WEST SNORE ISXED SL04PITCH and Bob MacDarrrrrd; 3. Lome Sykes and David LEAGUE PLAYOFF STANDWas (Aa al Sept 2q Omr; 4. CNs Chambers and Pad Mata ba W DIVISION NOVICE SECTION TEAM OP W L T F A PTS 1. Bonnie Wet and Theresa Noonan 56.711,; 2 posy Picea" 7 60 1 109 28 13 Jerrrrgs and Mike"" M%; 3. Kahn Waq. Bun's Iracha s 7 5 1 1 90 73 11 and Louie Reid 51M— 37EGrano G -- City Carpet 7 5 1 1 110 62 11 AJAX SENIOR MEN'S SLO44TCM Romigs Furniture 7 4 3 0 88 too 9 FINAL LEAGUE STAMM= Mobile Vacuum 7 1 5 1 62 91 3 TEAM GP W L T F A PTS West Rouge Cycle 7 1 6 0 52 97 2 Mils & Hadein 14 13 1 0 199 112 26 Be*$ Restaurant 7 0 7 0 50 103 0 Cdn. Home Therapy 14 9 3 2 217 112 20 is, DIVISION Brew Kettle 14 6 5 1 172 165 17 TEAM GP W L T F A PTS Upper Deck 12 5 7 2 155 163 12 Cavanagh Elactric 7 6 1 0 110 61 12 Relics 14 5 8 1 117 177 11 FTB Financial 7 5 2 0 99 54 10 Ajar Antiques 14 5 9 0 171 193 10 Canada Trust 7 5 2 0 107 65 10 Swam Som 14 4 10 0 108 165 6 Jumbo Vaso 7 3 4 0 103 96 6 Mariners 14 4 10 0 137 205 9 Brdwel Movers 7 3 4 0 75 93 6 PLAYOFFS — ROUND TWO - SEPT. 20 Jack's Radom 7 1 $ 0 78 127 2 Reties 13 vs. Mils i Hadwn 10; Cdn. Harr Therapy Bel Phone Centre 7 1 6 62 140 2 10 vs. Upper Deck 9; Brew Kettle 8 vs. Trident SEPT. 26 RESULTS Mariners 4; Ajax Antiques 9 vs. Sweat Sos 6. FTB Financial Services 16 vs. Bel Phone Centre 3; Piccadeli 22 vs. Binn's K dw4 6; Cavanagh Elec- SEPT. 27 FINALS "A' Cfrmpj0n*1hiP: Canadian Hone Therapy 17 vs. vie 13 vs. Jade's Radnor Service 10; Canada Trust Relics 5. 'e' Cllr1100nship: Alan Antpues 20 vs. 10 vs. Jumbo video 2; Wag Rouge Cycls i Sports 0 Brow Kettle 14, vs. Mobile Vacuum 0 (double delauh); Grand City O Canadian Harr Therapy and the Retia donated Carpet 28 vs. Rompa Fumiture 11; Bedwsl Moven their $200 cash winnings to the Arthritis Society. 7 vs. Baylys Restaurant 0. Alan Antiques donaded their $200 cash wirings to SEY-FIMALS the Princess Margaret Hospital, on behalf of Gord FTB Financial Services 10 vs. Piccadeli 4; Bennett A ( �......� ( t T117c` vcvia • TI/L t,Tt•.Otf •.t rvT. 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As a professional, the successful candidate will have the following qualifications: • A diploma from a recognized college/university or equivalent experience • A minimum of 5 years experience in the H.R. field • Excellent communication skills with the ability to lead change • Knowledgeable in current H.R. legislation • Experience in Pay Equity and Employment Equity • Experience in Wage, Salary & Benefits Administration • Training experience an advantage Competitive compensation and benefits package offered. Qualified candidates should mail or fax their resume immediately, quoting File # HRO993 to: ■ THE The Minacs Group Inc. •■1 MINACS 71 Albert Street anlilgdel GROUP Oshawa, Ontario L I H 4R I WORM■ I`C. Fax 579-6050 NEW OFFERING TEACH ENPOWERMENT Learn to teach enpowerment seminars and earn $100,000. Regional managers wanted for $300 K positions. Must have proven track record. Call before 10/03 1-800-869-9662 FOOD/CHEMISTRY Recent Graduate Required by tical company supplying food industries. Bilingual or interest in French an asset. Will work in o1Gcahwarehouse. • Customer service • purchasing • C ,orttplaWtts. OC • SFhiPPr►9��g • Compuler fack heolui Competitive salary & excellent benefits. Send reslllrle to: Fie SM7, P.O. Som 481 Oshawa, Ontario L1H 7L5 110 General Help 110 Gema) Help MINEENOW Opportunities for capable, detail - oriented individuals to assist with a variety of warebouseJpricing duties. Requireatents for individuals on an occasional, "on call" basis also exist. Previous warehouse and forklift operations experience proferred. Must be flexible to work shifts. Apply at National Sports Centre, Warehouse Outlet Store, 699 Kingston Rd., Pickering, Ont. L1 V 3N7 EXPERIENCED full lkns/pan DINMIAM Papion ACT is fund- tkrn. BaAandem rpuired for fill hA lbw tl ixnh in Ou4Uty, Md3kwb Larding Re00u1`ant Anurance Twhnolepy whkln is Must hew 3 1 -- s4perlernoa awil" ler pawls nodving Apply 0-1 1755 Phckwring U.L Cas pwh■r COMpa, 721- Pa*AW- Pld(aring- (9100018) 3317.(10059% 110 General Help GRAND OPENING We are hiring 20-25 people, assistant managers, no experience necessary. Paid training up to $600 weekly. Neat appearance a must. Please calf Maureen (428-1750 WANTED FREELANCE WRITERS Call Greg Coates at 683-5110 OP11111111111my tilos. to Thurs. SaAIMtlPAL Cab 5764 5 b ll"" your ad or fax It ATTENTION Nstiothal ontapany has FTiPT posik atleiebk Great experiettoe $11.00 base pay Cd IN do" Sears 439-4912 $MS4= 09 MEEKLY As 61 Fulluds Isom E yrl No sslirtg� llbuly paid direct Fully WArarttsed. No s pirisrtos necessary. CALL 14MM441.7M EXT. 100.24 HRS. PART tins sales person for and w �ksbiW sa430-13A . G6110Na1RAT0M-to1IMtfne1` can Product showing nrlor deparun" 4101`86. Oshawa, Whiby. PkkwkV. Call ■el75X (Tn - SUP EII VISOR NIGHT SHIFT FT An opportunity currently exists for an experienced warehouse supervisor at our Pickering Warehouse location. Responsibilities include preparation of orders for internal distribution and supervision of centralized pricing activity. If you are interested in being considered for this position, please send your resume to: National Sports Centre Att: HR Dept. P.O. Box 5005, Uxbridge, Ont. L9P 1 S6 No Calls Please �tl u0-/ ienA*ar.■aw COSMO® WHOLESALE Is now accepting applications for the following personal in our new Ajax location: OFFICE PERSONNEL • Check out supervisor • Payroll Clerk • Sales audit Clerk • Marketing Representative • Vault Clerk WAREHOUSE PERSONNEL • Stockers • Fork lift Drivers • Cashiers • Callers/Baggers • Home Improvement Clerk • Electronics Clerk • Maintenance handyman • Member Service • Tires sales/installation • Shippers/Receivers Mail resurne to: Costeo Wholesale 150 Kingston Rd. E. Ajax, Ontario L1Z IE5 START WORK WEDNESDAY Soutimm Ontario Distributor for a largpe C 0wria based company is looking for eight erlervew irt6viduak. suitable for people just ent9ring the work tome. You otter; • Dedcoasd Attitude • klGr*num 18 yyrrss of age — • Valid drivers hoense Woofer- • Six months paid training • Earn $1,600 a month • Perbrinu a bonuses For inarview cal: Mon.: 10,00 - 4:30 p.m. Tues.: 9:30-4:30 a.m. UNEMPLOYED AND MC11MATED? 6 Tdophotw OperOM tttleded pan -time, Ml1 time a ws*Ands. Busy test paced envifottlr W for to high energy willm uai with taompuler a photo elft A A L Ass mum Service polys $Ahotu end 1 o0% benelitl. CAB Brent at 66644 br an inlurvim, PACE 24&THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, IM 110 General Help 110 General Help 120 omoce Help DOLL HOUSE CHILDREN'S WEAR Has sales rip. openings. Reps. earn $75 ++ avg. per night in immediate take home commissions. We offer bonus incentives. training, fun sales meetings. Join our tearn! Sign up special: $50 with 4 booking dates. Call Sharon 42G-7575 (Mon.) for info about our "Meet Doll House Night". ALASKA JOBS Earn 1p to 530.000 in 3 months fishing salmon Also Construction, cannery, oil fields illus snore' FOR IMMEDIATE RESPONSE CALL 1.504.641.7776 EXT. Ill Sunday Sales Help Pickering location 9am. -5p.m. Base + commission Must have attractive hands b nails 969-9064 TURN UP TO S346.00*"k to assemble Cnnstrras and holiday decorations year round, at home Work available auoss Canada. For mons rib bend a sell4w s R q - 7amped envelope to The Wil Manx: Christmas - 130 Still St Sis 750 an 221. Onawa. Omtano. KlP6E2. Taxi Driver's Wanted Full- & Part - Time Call 831-2160 FAIL TECtiI)1(1CIAN A FSTIEMCIAN Required for busy salon. Call 728-4623 Ask for t.ina or 'Nary 120 Office Help PART Time - evening positions available for person very con* patent in the programming for Fox Pro for Windows V2.5. Dbase 4. and the apWcation oprabons of ACCPACC Simi Accounting. Send resumes to P A PPF DEMONSTRATORS -'SALES - M. D. 89 Miis Rd_ Ajax, OR. LIS 7L3. (100593) comm- lis.oneo $700.. Award 576.9526.(100883) winning product. Mayr depart- DYNAMIC Local Real Estate mint stores .n your area No ex- Braker sawn orAgong sfficie t penance necessary. We tral receptionist for evenings. Cal 1-900-361-8723. (TF) weekends Real estate ex - MOLLY Mad s now Piinnghard peence required. Call Karen. abl working and dependae people 619-95M. (10059 3) full or part time. Call 427-6466 W you are single or a Nrngis ON 1r mode& work parent or separated or dhoroed WANTED -30AZ&Were.Clean ~,to three years work abstract. 3 years epenence expense'. you may ouably for ICC •reed aI. C•II 725-9324 financial assistance or I you ale (,�3) r over, 45 and have rao'sily been has ladies b sem sixtrie carry Part Led oh, you may quality for ttarn- $350-eo0 weekly lof limited mg assistance. DIP -CERT, time. MA .E Emoon"s s hiring Lotus. Wordperfect. 0 -bass. agaill Salary on commission. word. accpac, bedhord. auwud Training provided. Car a must. Venture. pagenaken, Harvard. For an rhterhxew. call 5764664 Call. Comptrer Programing bethwn 6-b p m. (' 01083) and Systems Analyst, Coboi. NOUSEKEEPEIL'UVE out - 3 Pascal AMC C. Macfntwn, Duan% days pe wow. must be eel Express. and ftatrom Durham orgal experienced, Business Computer Coi"o. reliable. flexible. good with 427-3010. (TF) Children a twwmoe asci'. Star. �� immediately. 427-3552.130 1100m)Agents EXCELLENT nconW f200-500 Sub 812. Picbring L1 V M4. w•'•kly assomoonq products or homy. Fuly guaranteed. no emerMnoe. 1.504.641-1114 ed. H1219 24 his. (101 5W) EARN $500/weekly. maidrng letters. assembi ng light products trom home. Canadian companies (416) 631-4791 References 78F (24hrs). (100593) $30.000. Canada's most experianced scholarship feeder requires SALESPERSONS/ MANAGERS for Duarfnatrt Rer To ell A p�Ovidad. Fur rid pan tin.. Car Mon. -FA., 1-6, Marilyn Thorpe. WORK at none kniul craps. SALE nxEOPLE - tuff time with Earn $300 . weekly. Tell us 0-.w gang door b door so" about yourself. P.O. Boa 470M UP appointments 1104' photos. Denman Place. Vancouw B.C. Hourly wage plus excellent VOG 3E1. (100583) commission. Maps Portraits. CARS a TRUCKS 576.9526.(100883) stu IIOaEMPart *OLD *DAMAGED W "*-I - d.rta Pr4'1 ills. le posabrs tthose 18 �ES parson � qu ed on part toms basis. For y..r. a 0-g. and olds. $?rias. At gea nd o e contie.nntial ntenvieel Pie training plovrd.d 10 show wlw can 6116026. (I we" gnarly. Car 420ee91 to artang. SALES Persons wale rttanag► an Wewvsw. (TF) mast pO1.MW dorrtonstrasng KIDS and tans ne. - int- cant ft tapes gfmixog knistier ON 1r mode& work rare products. oshtwa, 1fMMKy. Piciall Ml -734- (TF) catalogues and TV Stoves - new andrecordnioned. conlmareials. Call 962-5511. (TF)135 ww Heip MAJOR bagsm cdrriparry zi (100493) padding in this eras needs tett NIGiLY KVJLC1 has ladies b sem sixtrie carry Part faheiaar must hang gas Ill 2, this fall firm. awnirngs No as ova as mss( and maNipara collecting, delivery or tion I, -• I'l phoria taernoketmg. MansOwnsM Andy at Air Ted;. Ptekaring. apponmr&*L Join our stKtpass- 483."77. (10u83) full team of Undsrower War How MeIf, lklaswn. 427-8206. (Ill 150 MASE" is hifhg tLd and part Dei 11 'iiia s.rvioet. Apply in Panel DMAL AssilsntlleoepBonYt 774 Liverpool Rd. S. (100383) rgind and col i10ggBaB Drug tM&L Pidw- Iried for evenings and oc- hg Town Carafe nquies ea- casional Saturdays. Send perWsed Iwrprary. sue fiche nasunw In, 1300 Kalgssn Rd. pose( ebik for full serviceiota Sub 812. Picbring L1 V M4. h osL a"r Apply atar Pollnow tll (1007908 resume b: 831-7679. Allerton DEIRAL AssiWls taaraed part Cindy. No Phar calls plsem firm ler ona fiy lswve, must be (1( 00793) canard. arVarhoa pmiwmd. THE Courses; you want, the Ca 686.4343. (100583) oo"ft you expel od you washDay Care you could shard a school am 16 0 Wanted would Nadi up b sir dlbmm newer than 1978)• Call oba"Is. 723.272L IIO07431 420M33. (TFALL) craft of your choice (days or l even. ). 2 hrs. per week for a pKOCANE for ons, yaw aid w weeks, plus antip fo-0ata crash �ed In only his Mang wile douse in business to help you house duties. Own teat a non a nhalk8l and fatal your crabs - a xMb -519& Glwndab Ca 8373194 res. for an enroNrsxn fee d 866 - (100383) also childr.ns craft control. 10 Ittgrohrhit poll WAR" Nay. Designing School of Images, MATURE reeporw"* I I I Ars, Craft and Bu lama. 436 needed In my, home or outside 1981 or 438.8701. (100683) has In Pringb Coo" ansa, 4 NEED a oharnca? Earn ii$ from ,your home. I do and I need help faith my growkp bushese- FW traihtlhg provided. Cite 416.06 2130. (100503) EXPEMOKM I I -foBN and nag letdttnktan ler L'Atteurdw in The Oshwlse Ceara Ask for tMaflil 7259600. (100790) per aid and 6 "no old. (Older child in school half days). R.r noes requesiod. Call am 1396.(101293) live in/out, experience nooassasy. Rat an in Ajax ahwa Ask ler Roble, M6.2/51. (1006801) 120 MANAGER Office +p 220 rw � 260 Ane & cry 260 Art: & cry You will be responsible for computerized bookkeeping, and office facilities management, for a small but very busy Ajax company which provides consulting, publishing and educational services. Your references should demonstrate that you are experienced and capable in handling the following duties: • ACCPAC A(R, A/P and GIL modules • Remittances (Including fax installments, GST) • Payroll • Monthly and annual trial balances, statements • Statements on Individual projects • Cash flow management • Budget development and review • Monitoring/reviewing contracts for services (such as Insurance- cleaning, plant care, snow clearing) • Purchasing office supplies, mamienance You must be an experienced user of ACCPAC as well as either Supercaic or Lotus. You should enjoy work ng In a smal! cc -Davy. and be abie to fit well rtc a team environment. To apply: send resume. salary expectations and references to Elisabeth Angus, Angus TeleManagement Group, 8 Old K,rgston Road. Ajax, Ontano U T 227 Or FAX to 416-686-2655. No phone calls. please. 7JAYS' CRA E AT., OCT. 30th a.m. - 5 p.m. erinG Ree Centre I 839-242' 1 280 Lost & Found 305 Auto wanted AJAX Pkicering Appliances - no seasonable offer refused, fully REWARD •lost gold chain with guaranteed. Reconditius oned name in gold on chain AAA FOREIGN AND d 7 6677 Waesttney Margaret•'Lost in Scarborough DOMESTIC AUTO Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) Town Centre/Brock Rd. baseball diamond area. Call 420-2633. Scrap cars and trucks WASHER/ORYER - heavy duly, (100893) wanted. Top dollar, fast Moffat 3 yfs. o0-. asking $500 FOUND - Greenwood Coney- FREEck-U . $et. Couch, 3 easter, one year vation area - medium size dog. PI p old, blue/grey, asking $350 black hair, mixed breed. Please Please call o.b.o. Please call evenings. call 686-3973. (1 00793) 540-8788 427.2553.(100393) EVANA Top Sal - screened andPets-Supplies- shrm n . Triple mix, brick sand. 290 Boarding CARS a TRUCKS used railroad ties. Also cedar ba••rrr" t apsionsel a, cv_ *OLD *DAMAGED and other nursery stock avail. DON'T throw your dog waste *DEAD able at discount prices. Paving into Landfill art's, use the new Doggie Dooley Inground Dog PAY CASH stones Cal 430-4733 or even- Waste Disposal System OR- onix al. el•o 3 �" �°'°• $1000. 5 pce. oak bedroom Ings 428-2870. (100893) DER NOW BEFORE THE Vol 7 day service, urytione WASHERS Dryers. Fridges INCREASE 1723-5413 or 434- Jaynes 655-5590 Stoves - new andrecordnioned. 8782 9 a.m.-9 p.m. daily. and iretalWion. •30 yards'. $225 and up for reconditioned (100493) Trucks For washers, $175 and up for recon- dawned dryers. $175 for THE Anirnal Guardian Society 31 0 Sale and up (TAGS) has many dogs. cats. 1possession. reconditioned fridges and and kittens in desperate need of oak wail unit. DsvMbO gas• CWass Sep/MM BfOh1a1ML doors. sold erase handles has two der. Racial mill aoaarfohh• stoves. Also coin operatedWon responsible. . Feta 1991 Jeep YJ, black with grey washer and dryers. permloving est or by ohenngapemwhentafaster interlor, hard and soft tops. Stephenson's Furniture andhome. Call 263 -TAGS, 120 Mickey Thompsons, great Appliances. Court St.. Oshawa 5767448446 (TFALL) 0-r 831-0645 r 434-8762.32. shape.Aski $12.000 o.b.o. Cal ((work) 77223.4414 or fhonhe _ (1rXY59<i) (100. 9e3-5498 ask for Jeff. (100793) OVERWEIGHT?? - If your v"ht is unbekOrrwlg to you, TEAM Obedience - NOW das- "s (P„0- a Novice) start Oct. 320 Vans, 4 Wheel 2^d Concession, RRrt1, Newmarket. Ont. L3Y :'8 or fax direct to: 905-478-1432. 130 sa'g'is Help/ 130A AUTOMOTIVE SALES CAREER One of Canada's most progressive General Motors dealerships has immediate openings tor: NEW & USED AUTOMOTIVE SALES REPS. Sales experience required Commission plus bonus and incentives. Must have desire to succeed Call For An Appointment JIM PYETTE or RICK MAEDER 725-6501 ONTARIO MOTOR SALES '�.. 140 BOND ST. W. OSHAWA 165 Availa� 165 Day Care Available DRAPES and b.roon valences for sale. WHAs. rose. blacugow prey. Various saes and styles. Also Kingston of paintings ler sale. Call for more mlonrytion, 4271235. (100693) THANKSGIVING Salol Biot'. books. videos. cassens. CD's and much, much more. Oct. 5. 6. 7. 6 and 9M. T•n)rs Christian Bookstore. 375 Bond St. W. Oshawa. 723 -Ml. (100883) COLONIAL style bunk bods with matching dresser and night table in excellent condition. Nearly new. $950. Call 420- 1875. (100999) BRAND new Cannon Video Camera, lades engagement mg. new, firsphm glass doors. women full length coyaw too coat. Sanyo answering machine. Best reasonable -111 . C40 43150722. (10p5p3) OAKAnNE FURNITURE. Why pay retail prices? One of Ontario's oldest and largest manufacturers is now zoning direct to the public. Eq. 5' oak table with dw ad and 4 Windsor ensure. $799 - 8' oak double p.deetal cw on. and 6 chains, Ill CiNrortbar bods. $298. Over 20 now ryndr - - an solid no veneers - Traditional Wooderodung. 41615 8774. (F) TRADITIONAL dining room esL dark wood bM11a. hudr. 4 chafe A" table. Table does he marks and needs taDMebth, $600. CAN 7218352. (1' 11 wGLiS washer and dryer. spert- mert site. eaostrent corWNion, VF CANADIAN TIRE Ajax Satety Inspections $49.95 Car & Light Trucks Ajax 1989 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL boded with ogorl6, rust checked, 70,000 msec, certified, $10,900. 420-96M days 686-1870 evenings All sues Installation and Computer Balancing also available WHITSY TIRE '03 Dundas Si F (Corner of Hwy all 2,r1) Phone 430 -MM 330 Trailers IS' Skylark with awning. in - duties trudge. stove. furnace. washrooms $2500. ob.o. Car allow 6 pin 1-705-277-9111 or 1-706277.3300. (101493) CrTAT10N - 35 /L Twn TpOus, two bodroome, fun ballroom, mal extras. S,1.000. To view, nor Paul shot 6 p.m. 416724- 4362. (TF) 340 Auto Parts & Repairs COMPLETE RUST PROOF $69.95 (car i 19M trucks) 683-2977 AJAX RUST CONTROL SES 221 We"" Rd S. I P & G Auto Repairs I •30-.• Auto Certrication A'TTION SPFN ST70N 400 A 11° 1 PICKERING LNERPOOLIBAYLY 1 bedroom basement apt. Ouist home, sop. enhance, close to lake, PTC, G0, bus at door. No Pets 5600 month. Available now. Pickering Town Cents One bedroom basement apt., private entrance, laundry, broadloom, available immediatey. Utilities included, $495. 420.2092 or 427.8404 $500hnonth Pickering Sedroorn Baserrtard Apanrtne nt. Single nonsmoker Quiet location Walk to GO or lake. Cable, parking, laundry, utilities all included. Sound insulated Fresh pant BRIGHT spacious new one bedroom; basement alpartnsrs in south Ajax. 4 appliances, 4 pee. bath. prlvar entrance, parking, ceramic, no pets or smoking. References needed. $550 monthly. Call 686.3396. (102793) o611AwA -two bedroom apel ment on Annie St. Fenced backyard, $620 monthly . hydro. Also one bedroom sil wit on Cana SL Extra *owing room. storage. parking, $498 uNkies included. 728-2255 or 430-7916.(100893) CLEAN one bedroom basement apartment. $475 inclusive. FisV Last required. CLose to SOuMh GM. 987-3043. (100793) AJAX - bachelor basement apartment. udiitles and cable Included. Own entrance, non smoker, first and last month. $450 monthly. Available immediately. 428-7830. (111,11) PWXER NG Villoge - quirt a" building. (house) one bedloom besenwrt A4W mor". Aver - able i timedislely. Two bedroom main flow. $680 iomtnly. Avon- able vaiable Nov. 1. walk to Go bus and shopping. Car 509.2375 or 520- 2356.(100303) VMTIEY/4e/ - backyard level apartment, living, dining, bedroom. 4 Poe. bath. large kk hon. awarrr- 5 appliances- sonr furniture and parking. $8913 Inclusive ob.o. CaN 428 - Ill (100380) BASEMENT apartment, separate entrance, one bedsom k*gm. "set- in 11rn. doss b 00 scin, o bus rout., utillim and cable ktckd.d. Non elm *.. n0 pais. 427i424. (/00090 NCIlB - LNepooYByy. bright ntodesn two bedroom Mae- 0 - apanarhtft, tepraae olb-- ce lur bosh. ;rpraenoes laundry and Parking. CMM b GO and am.nabt. Must be basil, $830 InnrAsMve. FketAasL no pets. (416) 579-7576. (101 355 Motorcycles AJAX - largo one bedroom DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE you should becoming to us. (100% natural and sale). car 16. Evenings and Saturday dais- "s available. small classes Drives ba••rrr" t apsionsel a, cv_ SALESPEOPLE 4363276. (100883) guaranteed. Call 430-0025. IMM Ford Extended Vat, two = 1 or part time for window mfg. Direct sales. MATCHING grey sofa and Automobiles propane tanks. Starcraft _'ads supplied. Work from home. Must nave onix al. el•o 3 �" �°'°• $1000. 5 pce. oak bedroom 300 For Sale Conversion. white and blue. axatomaed nntexr. Call 72" Ckhn vehicle. Ex . in estimating necessary. sure. $loop o.b.o. 420.0743. your $110.311111111 oerWied o -b -a 430- 8380. Price )nekrdes eatpsL pad 0722. (IOD1q 4603. $10.000 o.b.o. Ask for aesume to: Window Conversions Inc.. 20574 91� and iretalWion. •30 yards'. Jon. (100793) 2^d Concession, RRrt1, Newmarket. Ont. L3Y :'8 or fax direct to: 905-478-1432. 130 sa'g'is Help/ 130A AUTOMOTIVE SALES CAREER One of Canada's most progressive General Motors dealerships has immediate openings tor: NEW & USED AUTOMOTIVE SALES REPS. Sales experience required Commission plus bonus and incentives. Must have desire to succeed Call For An Appointment JIM PYETTE or RICK MAEDER 725-6501 ONTARIO MOTOR SALES '�.. 140 BOND ST. W. OSHAWA 165 Availa� 165 Day Care Available DRAPES and b.roon valences for sale. WHAs. rose. blacugow prey. Various saes and styles. Also Kingston of paintings ler sale. Call for more mlonrytion, 4271235. (100693) THANKSGIVING Salol Biot'. books. videos. cassens. CD's and much, much more. Oct. 5. 6. 7. 6 and 9M. T•n)rs Christian Bookstore. 375 Bond St. W. Oshawa. 723 -Ml. (100883) COLONIAL style bunk bods with matching dresser and night table in excellent condition. Nearly new. $950. Call 420- 1875. (100999) BRAND new Cannon Video Camera, lades engagement mg. new, firsphm glass doors. women full length coyaw too coat. Sanyo answering machine. Best reasonable -111 . C40 43150722. (10p5p3) OAKAnNE FURNITURE. Why pay retail prices? One of Ontario's oldest and largest manufacturers is now zoning direct to the public. Eq. 5' oak table with dw ad and 4 Windsor ensure. $799 - 8' oak double p.deetal cw on. and 6 chains, Ill CiNrortbar bods. $298. Over 20 now ryndr - - an solid no veneers - Traditional Wooderodung. 41615 8774. (F) TRADITIONAL dining room esL dark wood bM11a. hudr. 4 chafe A" table. Table does he marks and needs taDMebth, $600. CAN 7218352. (1' 11 wGLiS washer and dryer. spert- mert site. eaostrent corWNion, VF CANADIAN TIRE Ajax Satety Inspections $49.95 Car & Light Trucks Ajax 1989 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL boded with ogorl6, rust checked, 70,000 msec, certified, $10,900. 420-96M days 686-1870 evenings All sues Installation and Computer Balancing also available WHITSY TIRE '03 Dundas Si F (Corner of Hwy all 2,r1) Phone 430 -MM 330 Trailers IS' Skylark with awning. in - duties trudge. stove. furnace. washrooms $2500. ob.o. Car allow 6 pin 1-705-277-9111 or 1-706277.3300. (101493) CrTAT10N - 35 /L Twn TpOus, two bodroome, fun ballroom, mal extras. S,1.000. To view, nor Paul shot 6 p.m. 416724- 4362. (TF) 340 Auto Parts & Repairs COMPLETE RUST PROOF $69.95 (car i 19M trucks) 683-2977 AJAX RUST CONTROL SES 221 We"" Rd S. I P & G Auto Repairs I •30-.• Auto Certrication A'TTION SPFN ST70N 400 A 11° 1 PICKERING LNERPOOLIBAYLY 1 bedroom basement apt. Ouist home, sop. enhance, close to lake, PTC, G0, bus at door. No Pets 5600 month. Available now. Pickering Town Cents One bedroom basement apt., private entrance, laundry, broadloom, available immediatey. Utilities included, $495. 420.2092 or 427.8404 $500hnonth Pickering Sedroorn Baserrtard Apanrtne nt. Single nonsmoker Quiet location Walk to GO or lake. Cable, parking, laundry, utilities all included. Sound insulated Fresh pant BRIGHT spacious new one bedroom; basement alpartnsrs in south Ajax. 4 appliances, 4 pee. bath. prlvar entrance, parking, ceramic, no pets or smoking. References needed. $550 monthly. Call 686.3396. (102793) o611AwA -two bedroom apel ment on Annie St. Fenced backyard, $620 monthly . hydro. Also one bedroom sil wit on Cana SL Extra *owing room. storage. parking, $498 uNkies included. 728-2255 or 430-7916.(100893) CLEAN one bedroom basement apartment. $475 inclusive. FisV Last required. CLose to SOuMh GM. 987-3043. (100793) AJAX - bachelor basement apartment. udiitles and cable Included. Own entrance, non smoker, first and last month. $450 monthly. Available immediately. 428-7830. (111,11) PWXER NG Villoge - quirt a" building. (house) one bedloom besenwrt A4W mor". Aver - able i timedislely. Two bedroom main flow. $680 iomtnly. Avon- able vaiable Nov. 1. walk to Go bus and shopping. Car 509.2375 or 520- 2356.(100303) VMTIEY/4e/ - backyard level apartment, living, dining, bedroom. 4 Poe. bath. large kk hon. awarrr- 5 appliances- sonr furniture and parking. $8913 Inclusive ob.o. CaN 428 - Ill (100380) BASEMENT apartment, separate entrance, one bedsom k*gm. "set- in 11rn. doss b 00 scin, o bus rout., utillim and cable ktckd.d. Non elm *.. n0 pais. 427i424. (/00090 NCIlB - LNepooYByy. bright ntodesn two bedroom Mae- 0 - apanarhtft, tepraae olb-- ce lur bosh. ;rpraenoes laundry and Parking. CMM b GO and am.nabt. Must be basil, $830 InnrAsMve. FketAasL no pets. (416) 579-7576. (101 355 Motorcycles AJAX - largo one bedroom DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE rtfakrg tleoo. Can sine at 0-1- ba••rrr" t apsionsel a, cv_ NO -1207 I 0230.(1000% toes Botrevais SSE. dont lsuiroky. seprals.nr-- - horn EXPENOCED -W- 11oT, a two. 10 years CARPET - 1 have eM►y 1000 Il II lewd �a^a Olaf Verde a now and find �wo � � arim e � 4 pool ae0-e {wee inokrdad. b ba h mv , fams, piall no in as b-. 11 arpst. ; � �Nloseloor raw cor4o m a now is ata • DREAM i,w �w SM nowinholy Ca1427-9300 (100683) weekdays. any age. d w LbV anon nubki n h, A and snacks p Lalwids school thus outside your $110.311111111 oerWied o -b -a 430- 8380. Price )nekrdes eatpsL pad 0722. (IOD1q CIS MWA - clow is GM• spa• prwidsd Supwvbodkrdoorand door for St. Bernadette. and iretalWion. •30 yards'. fol clous 6 plus bedroom ouk%M aelvelss. Lass of TLC. Wesitryrldw D*-wW- 483 Sive, (416) 297 -Wet (TF) 1907 Ponifee Grand Ask low apariltsrM clow to a8 fac4Uss, full or past tkns. Rs4enerttees M79 avNilsbiNry for Nov- 1. 42NWI& (1001" (locoB3) AaO<aliaY , tioAd kris-, two car. 5 spasd, sr nary, 376M ONOW a]&& /u8 1possession. $850 plus utNfles. Nov. 1. First/last. ljroy ea TENDERL loving tare. boor °iby� h oak wail unit. DsvMbO gas• CWass Sep/MM BfOh1a1ML doors. sold erase handles has two der. Racial mill aoaarfohh• RalslasKaa- COI after 4 PAL (706) 277-1311. (/006671 noires. FihdhrokM. alar` ret ave as" ,morn boor. Milt' she• ar twuwwrwm cwr . bas unit low knits. raw eMhasl dril.. ISN webOnr. Cal Catol 837 007. d wO eOAMOn IM'. provid- display case. Tomorrows at eaa 678'6 OWWAd oJse. SOUTH Pickering, b1xa1MMlll in hone (ItEAfa dayca ckieCal AtMigreR 63200 al o Ca 4731787. (t00BB91 905-623-4276 es. h lunches. l..l.rLaMw Plwsas P S rs4 le urns fue part 43 0743- (1Op683) teas Jimmy, excellent k 4 t e'�R yboom" L 'spa'*alt's 111' - n k sills atowasnose baby~. ha *m4realsda o d nkim srnaeta Rasaarhoas, r o n � Ladd eh�� _ Articles $35W 230 Cal 6B61625. ((100507) oJtw - Pas hal SOBL C„ cress Ca1427JBe7nient - (1o08891 Fairport Beach Schools. Cole 1u7 Dodos Owed, 4 cyllsill one Mbed oo a asfonweootMWsd bas► ploy L trio Masasow ctrl 420A770. (100080) ptowide TLC w rimy town er 831-4M WANTED - slow", fridges. Siad, ova M rhets bsaary w,�" and fie, wo�iq r + saute. Good tafhisr cer, nrs 1080- Potorboro 17 1/2 ft. nares sparerom 8"0* Neu. 1. 5540 pas moaMhkolipudiong yore. (100809) Flt s Market 210 noL iso washed: fill w-* ova, mads sones 1rodL SMBorwidsr, 13D LID. Mere 'nasi, aid wd akla CvMan tragi, hMfllraa PNMT non rtndl ice txMLJiMO ECE ars et rfolhad honks dryasre newer than 1978)• Call oba"Is. 723.272L IIO07431 420M33. (TFALL) Moahg carer. ltttdfs. suceft M fdL gR}MS (100384 program Nutritious meals. 10 years nah� lr saia Ex- tamd*V ExasesrM oaarM c4rdilsaL Asking $106 1883 Fid Mu@Uw , 4 r.7llrn Is . auto• pis., pb., excellent conc�lbrL $0.500 slhar 6 PAL 2662872- (TF) OBIMwA • Hamhrryhg8re was br(gkl two lasdlootn apaf9ttMIL slparlarhoa PattM� ilii, Ihan Can after 6 p.m. 420-4080. (100389) Arty & CI� orhdMor4 no nest- Must be sawL 81500 cerlMtwl. iii 006!6. ApIiMlsnerlta BrrPlsc4 hides, store, f�a atttoker, GwdwdBowm Car (1 ) 400 10 Ittgrohrhit poll WAR" Nay. Jan, 430-0074 (1008" OR see - 3 seal poem volvist ushAWA Country Craft and For Re11t 1. sm inclusive. Tweparrse RELIABLE da eare in m skier sofa and nhaMiMng @M chair. Askhe $400. CNN 830- yard, �hw Mor and Saw Oct. tut Z24, wiew slorad. Itig h 23 and 24, Oshawa Civic Perromnnoe eanL ex I III 1 706-7802157 r 706790-7575 (1007" hrne, k; 1901910 snacks and TLC. Receipt 1904 b view. (100383) Auditorium, Durham's largest coarfiion 140A00 know-, a (s, fII88MWA -dile' badrean spwt MM >660 + heal and lyaa AJAX - �. two 9forson• Wer BaMlr. Cite ALUillalAfY boat trashy, Seats craft show. 140 exhibitors, 52500 Mike Mar 7 PAL 416 14.000 sq.f- of unique crafty- M6-ilo6 (10128011 BarJsbr SM khcu lve. FkW bedhoorn wan spmdats base- ast837-23M. 837-2M.(1 0-003- make. $450. 831-2395. NAomntl(on, 4311-SS31. (1 fast ragrkwd, Call 570-3M9lend ment apartment. separate WRIGHT GaslRasd Dr. Motlnar (10039% tf17i 220. black, add. pow,ps. 728.09,16, (ION" entrance, laundry. parkklg. of two school aged ehldren wit THREE Super NYMardo GNIM VENDORS wanted for pb» T -roof, 36001 new is✓auM, Chi' mss Craft Salo, Nov. 7 anw. p&VL$12000rbsoo8w. LYXDRV 1400 sq -It. two cable• close to school and aeras shopping. Non small P1ww reliable flappers, h ayeamy Cartridpss: Mosta Combat, Tur- Kingseep. way Co, Oshawa. or r4hw do you haw io trade??? �O01n bassarNra � h � ble aNov.ov. 15. $MO khdtaslva in home. Not lunches and be So" FWdw, K.O. Box(rtg, nutritious snacks provided. $180 Arm lot am Urea. Cal 837- Over 100 tables, contact for Phone 721.2429 after 4 p.m applications, Pierre Chartker (100593) Aim• arRlMte too l4Plrs" asw• Af�f a. 4 pow bah CNN 619 8081. (100783) Large Ied yard. Cal amytirrr. 1666 1100u31 433.1638. (100083) and bar. no pot, askkp 311060 my @&wsaft" - large ptatss- M67964-(t003P3) Aacws 1167 PorMiar Fisbid, 400 allose nt°nDdy - .-, If utilities, Must skiray titnll.d ask hear., pKwj9wm 010 220 FOr Sale inch, pis., pb., 4 speed, wry 280 Lost &Found warn isids and 0-M, GdOW Rd- be seen, available, Nov 1. Ca Mwlo slew 6�0 P.m. w 406 basement apartment. Air, Padlhg• sepias wdrar W 4 fenced proofed honkie. Brea fenced garden, toys, hot lunches. PIANOSIGRANDFATHER ly wfhssls. new axhaust. Asking solow or trade ler Slo, S15 r 0773. (lW3@% pos, balk no paha. 5660. Aval- wpb Nov, 1. Call 427 6106. asana sasertsrr lad, lis, fW r Part tine. CLOCKS - Pi. Fwg b own. LOST - sold black CO.tToyota 4x4. 1-706-277-3300. �IIIIhf1ED fAt1b (100883) (IWBGMWHirillify Call 6M-0413. (10079M 0-p- $he. Wright. grarW. digital. Lost h South Ajax. Sept. 23. (1014901) n Fenn for fsax. non sneaker, 3 3 ww forellit, DAYCARE provided in m y keyboards. CLOCKS - (fres herr; UVW Wry. Holy. 0-2/ delivery and 0-r ull Cal ToW Shat haired. 67 to. Pink solar, In h answers to 'Cashmere-. N ones wlhiclss, 1M0 1 4ll pos.l nisi. kNdh. laundry plcable, hen,own lanrany facilities. • qr two bedroom $400 5625 rt101Mh Church (on Herrriagy. Large and sake advantage of our low p(aygoryh bis d loys, acAviiw PAM on a aleck Bear prices LEASE derrn, kits, REWARD. John at 4263006 r no 2811500. (100393) creat Bids, 72611146 Of 4M• lana parkin 0-N g. Inclusive. 5800. 427-0355. plus hydro. FinktAsat Phone dale 725-M1 t r even. and TLC. Call 684-5426." allionstrN 4331491. (TFALL) _ 742B or 6863775. (TF) (10038M legs ies-we. (1 02883) „ �.-. ;valMllw1�,,,,,.c; a...':, .. -w... ..... ...,.!.::.....,�.r_...�,..,-......,r:,,•r,.:..,..,;�.,�,w.u+,. -,_:...-rru..... --' sF101tels For TowNlgls�s Townhoum 400 For Rern 410 R«I� 420 Fore 420 Rent i"""BLUEIVATER PARK WHITBY APARTMENTS 1 bedroom suites and 2 bedroom suites, in immaculately maintained building, broadloom, 3 appliances, pool, snooker table, games room, tennis courts, exercise room, laundry facilities and covered parking. 101 Kathleen St. W. Mon. -Fri. 9-7 & Sat. & Sun. 12-5 571-3522 IS SH OR683-6021 OSHAWA - three bedroom - "8&,W hWAft 14W 84.1two beou, beard, III hi0r•und pool, FRAZER HEIGHTS M�" newt $ "" SSS $ own In one veer. . $tof16 p CO-OPERATIVE 725-5.. s1149,0oo. Tnephorno (100 7255«16. 653) INC. AJAX WHITBY - Pringle Crook - 4 consultations. Anubis Invest - bedroom sent, 1 tit baths. drive, forced yard. school. GO. ags SM Pius utilities. Available Oct. fancy room, garage, fenced IS ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS yard. close to SM aid* plus y No . FOR TOWNHOUSES 1/Dat I. Cal 721-8163 after 6 month. Firstilast. suits non p.m. (100790) 580 Mortgages HOUSE for rent - newly . 4 BEDROOM - $84 X842.00 I Ip d 3 bedroom swig with garage, $975 . utilities. (one 3 BEDROOM - 2.00 mon((IOO'�" "•' r'"')' 444'7 ' 2 BEDROOM - $728.00 SAYLY/wNTES - 4 bedrooms. 9!!1- �' (1 31 2 td ben„' king,finished pets. t. 5 NO SUBSIDY IS AVAILABLE outdoor parking, no pets, 5 AJAX appliances, :1050 . utilities. Cal 282-2890. (100893) 55 Falby Court No down payment? Good Located southwest comer of rids? Good job? You can buy THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, oCrOBER 3, I9".PAGE 2i 500 Fcl °sal 500 For 500 For Sale 856 DARWIN DRIVE - PRESTIGIOUS FAWN'S LANDING OPEN HOUSE - SUN., OCT. 3,12:30 P.M. - 2:30 P.M. Coughlan home on a premium 50x115 ravine lot. 4 bdfm., large kitchen, fireplace, oak railing, gorgeous view of ravine, $30,000 less than a similar new home in area plus a premium lot. All agents protected. Call 420- 02131427-6283. See ya Sunday. 2 bedroom apartment in family forth. Harwood Ave. and Clements REDUCED - beautiful 3300 - pa Ile building. Air Piga d rwn, while primes sq.h. cobblestone drive. 5 baths. Personals conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry and rales are Community Cin DOal, finished basement with 575 Loans 670 ry p Brett, Carmrrxunity Flrtancial, hardwood floors. orarrnk; floors. facilities, saunas and exercise room, imdergrourtd 668.6805. (TF) Close to schools, shopping and 401. MORROW s,o.000. parking included. air conditioning, central vac, pay as little RENT to own P' Call --- -- - -- - rJcenng. quiet street, 4 bedrooms tw. SM AJAX liarwoodvClovend large unfurnished bedroom. clean quiet townhouse. A/c., pool. parking, bus. laundry, non Smoker, ask for ksdh. 6861361. (fes) AJAX - furnished room for rem m private home. Share faalkles, f90 per week. Avaiable Oct. 1. 4268923. (100693) SOUTH Alatc - furnished room to rent in private home, share tackles. $90 per week. IirsVlam. ` � after 5 p.m. 6833699 must be seen. $239.900. Open House Sun. p.m. 898 as $1 t0 per month O.a.c. Cal Jerry, 668-7200, Free 683 main, 5 appliances. dooube FOR MORE INFORMATION Grandview St. N., Oshawa 432- consultations. Anubis Invest - -6021 L - drive, forced yard. school. GO. ags SM Pius utilities. Available Oct. PHONE 428-6245 .. 7644. (t 00793) meat, Ltd. (TF) Mon. -F; I. 9 5 ^"r^x^tom" �"' `OR 1. 260-9391. 9100593) month. Firstilast. suits non Condos For 520 580 Mortgages one non smoking, $485 fenced fltxe yard- perking, Sat. -Sun 12-5 Ro WMOUNT and Hwy r2 - two bedroom bungalow, two Rooms To 430 R 490 Fbrtda Sale inclusive. Call 428-6133. F"rst/last. $750. MORT A G GES and Persona) Loans - call of you are *off. employed• have payments Credit, income difficulties or been turned down. CityCan ,maniac. 4368104 Oshawa or 2544=7 Pidtenrig. (tf) MORTGAGES ad loans, 95% financing. down payment also arranged. Oualif,so or unqualified. Cay Doug 668- 6805 Communurty Financial Services. (TF) MORTGAGES as low as 5.75% O.a_c. cal Michael, 668-7200. Anubs Investments Ltd Senning Ontario ante 1972. (TF) appliances. quiet Scenic Street. $800 plus utilities 420-7248. I00 ( 793) AJAX - three bedroom detached house. 4 appliances. garage. long or short form. Avaialbie a". 1- $995 mpshty. 639-3069. (100593) AJAX - three bedroom. main floor bungalow, central v,<. can%. at air. pool. 5 awia cis. Separate laundry taoitres. $850 1110^`'")' * SM ublfnes. Avail- able Oct. 15. or Nov. 1. 683 5911 olrr 725-0745 evening&. SM AJAX liarwoodvClovend large unfurnished bedroom. clean quiet townhouse. A/c., pool. parking, bus. laundry, non Smoker, ask for ksdh. 6861361. (fes) AJAX - furnished room for rem m private home. Share faalkles, f90 per week. Avaiable Oct. 1. 4268923. (100693) SOUTH Alatc - furnished room to rent in private home, share tackles. $90 per week. IirsVlam. ` � after 5 p.m. 6833699 Vacallon R IMAIe MADEIRA Beam. Florida. Do you like spending the wrier, n Florida? One or two bedroom apartment for rent. October - Match. One flock to beach. Cay 5764326. (1005`x,) GORGEOUS three bedroom Condo. close to ramous Ciew- water Beals,. pool. Jacuzzi, BSO and private yard. Available now. for information and to view Photos call 6869846. (100193) 500 Homes • P 'BEAT THE HEAT 77 &33 FALBY COURT Two bedroom apartments in family 11 building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and �r{U underground parking ind�d• $743•DO• 686-0845 weekdays '^ 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. $900 . utilities. Available , For Sale 535 Lots For PICKERING - large 4 bedroom AJAX - lust north d Pklkerng laundry facilities. $275 per G GES and Persona) Loans - call of you are *off. employed• have payments Credit, income difficulties or been turned down. CityCan ,maniac. 4368104 Oshawa or 2544=7 Pidtenrig. (tf) MORTGAGES ad loans, 95% financing. down payment also arranged. Oualif,so or unqualified. Cay Doug 668- 6805 Communurty Financial Services. (TF) MORTGAGES as low as 5.75% O.a_c. cal Michael, 668-7200. Anubs Investments Ltd Senning Ontario ante 1972. (TF) 92. Available Ori 1.:71X.1 per bedroom. basement apartment. rromn ,, anckuskre. Bright cYen oerttrat air and vac. 4 Oi.p. beth. IrouMe. upper and main floor. Village - luxury furnished room Whaby - •reWtrve Home n 670 Personals AJAX - bright one bedroom WHITBY - duplex. Three $900 . utilities. Available in executrve homy, kitchen and Falirtgbrooik 4 bedrooms. 2 1/2 535 Lots For basement apartment, bedrooms, living room, big rrt- Wey. Leave message. laundry facilities. $275 per baths. main floor farnlyrown Sale dishwasher. parking. cable. suit kitchen, lridle, stove. Large 686.6310. (100393) month. Firstilast. suits non with fireplace, coo air, in- 937-5029.(10030M one non smoking, $485 fenced fltxe yard- perking, DUPLEX Ajax x - large 4 Smtoking IernN427.5752 a ground pool, premium lot $239,900. For spporntment, cat S35M toil once inclusive. Call 428-6133. F"rst/last. $750. e bedroom, separate entrance, 9!!1- �' (1 31 4360824. (100199) i kx, 3r4 hr. east d Oshawa Sand beach, }isnrng, nest to W1, SM578ion. (t00893j 8865789. (100893) appliances, dishwasher, tYwPlaca 450 Shared COBOURG area - are you 10.000 acres oountlr Corea.41 ' PICKERING - Whew ROAHrry PICKERING - executive 2 central air. pool. tennis Ack:omm. seriously ...king a ail.. quiet Fred. 416-431-155& (YF ) 92. Available Ori 1.:71X.1 per bedroom. basement apartment. rromn ,, anckuskre. Bright cYen oerttrat air and vac. 4 Oi.p. beth. Court. large yard. 5825 each. Available Nov. 1. 640-7430. clean W comrrundy 30 me east AJAX now Go - &Mee bedroom d Whibyo Than cal m. at 416 540 Out -of -Town Iwo bedrooms. eer-in kachen. 4 tui kNcfnn. pill axrartte, -- ._ house. all utdities included. 721-19my49 nor description and ea- Properties pce. bath, laundy, parking, parka cable. near public 9 p TowForRent Available immediately- 8400. •h trasofmybnbc,4ysarnewoon- Nice uvea bsdroem alto etoey home on quiet own, exckides .eparat entrance. own bedtyad, no pts. Telephone trantas- must be seen. No erttpk• inng or polls. FksVbst f75o. Calwas 420 For Rent 6835863. (100503) rfeion rased lou IVOW "galOM' - ACREAGE ».900. 32 aces. pond. one only. Won, las,. 937-5029.(10030M 4267617. (TF) WHITBY - large bright 3 PHCKERIsI;. - share weaRive extra bonus) (for 60 day hom Central sr, 5 closing), only $167,500. Financing. 613-279-3255. PICKERING - 1 bedroom OSHAWA - two bedroonn spit- bedroom townhouse, 1 1,2 close to PTC. $400 includes (1�) 686,1157. (1005W► easement. Suit 1 person, „saes avatlebe is 900 and and baths, family room, garage, utiNies and parking. Call 831- 9500 down Dayrtr«+t enil move HANDYMAN Special - 5 room &operate entrance, cable Glen SL, close ro school. ahep- patio. playground. Close to 478'! (100383) yoursoanow2.3or4bodroorn home an Large treed lex. Access included. No pvlSs- ��. First i last required. Cal air 6 and south GM. Utilities t,pk,�• fksUaet „qi4,,,d, For schools, transportation, .hopping. Puts OK. $950. 668- PICKERING - BrockJ401, heir on lsrye bra. Builder $ays ro Sturgeon Lake. Long Beach. Only $62.900. Also 4 room p.m. 42012327. (100393) appointment, call 726-4993 9110. Wave message. (10079M parking, on taus rotas. awl b gh. SELL and will assitt with fenrMW. Can early for MOM hone. new svd�g. �, Gamut AVAILABLE immediately n (1�) bed�pom�t townhouse. 1895 mm* a no rn*mg, no - �e i275 . 12 gas. under and details- 416897-2702. (100593) and Cupboards. now drilled well. esge tot. reduced to f52.5o0. Whitby apartment building. SDacious, WHITBY .trope Ono bedroom monthty all utilities included. hydro. Can 4269374. (100880) WHITBY 'ft's a steal- - Aim 5 morn home in Vi d Sage carpeted, newly pantedapamrr-Owin+bakoty. r,ecard Bop, :636 . hydro. No Firsvlast. References. Available Nov. t. Call Sandy, .caro rooms avail "Bluegrass Meadows- PWJable Camonly ron,500.acohn condition. close to bus, shopping. All puts. Oust people please, 8662230. 4351086. (101493) able n hoar, one }unshed, f174,900. 2200 sq.R. esewtiw i ho one unfumshed. Use of an 80 brick 4 bedrooms, 50x120 h. only :87.500. John Wortley. Broke. 705-350-1131. (100793) utdeies included. No pets, Two bedroom. SM. G/ 430.0134. (I0059C;) OSHAWA -three bedroom townhouse available for Oct. log knmodmo facilities. Available mr^•d�� °°`editor'. Bob Vacation PICKERING - one bedroom and Nov. Fridge, stove. dryer. Would .ort mature workingJohnston Realty, Pat Houghton, 545 ProjperUes W WHTBY •two bedroom bas► basement apartment in quiet horn@, no pets, not smoker, payment, some with garage. Qel&pL Call 831-2396. (100593) 995-93- (101093) ment apartment, partly prkk4 $500• Cal 539.5658. Teleprone 4363346. (100793) PICKERING a1 401 and wlrlw BROKER has $10.000 to Ord all Rd. Three bedroom detached $110 per m`010 - Conuact Doug ACREAGE/PONDrLAKE - 65 tumished, hidge and stow, living room, kitchen, 24x24 (100393) WHITBY -two and three bedroom townhouses m new hot n new subdrvi ion by nor► n 6986806' CprmaTRMry Finan- hww (.u-), fa9A00. Crown tyre s to Crown baMocrl pN� a moo ftOn AJAX - Oxlord Towers - quiet complex, trdge and pow, on servation area, that* all tial Services- (TFALL) Land, Owner t�n9 as ww SW buiOYtg, clad b shoppng. 401 L1e uuno facilities. non smoker. $440 as 101E down. (6 13) 27x3255. uta rliira Cal 686779 1 O6 and Go. One bedroom. two bedroom and three bedroom. dudes water and sewage. Cal 97540. (100790) BRIGHTON area - beautiful 3 level bacJtspit. 1976 sah-• 4 Cottages For PICKERING - two bedroom $bag; $775; I;SM. Available 6665660. (100793) WHITBY - Victorian hone, bodroonn 25Y12, non srrrokinp bwdroms. 3 baths. custom 550 .Sale basement apai eril eeprase erirrdrMly. Ott. 1. Nov. 1. Cal In ROOM TO polesswnal presorted, includes woodstove heated, profals- entrance, air, cable, 4 429,126D or 683-8421 730 430 Ret heat. hydro. cable. available atony landsaop d art 12 acne AP$LEY -$68.900 Cottage . w appl did. a pce, beth taflMies P•m (loor5l) Nov. 1. 5402 per morah. Cal Two (101of Wim'@' forkliftfinished.3I radomIM included. Suaable for two allIET Iwo bedroom apw&ram 416.599.4g62 hm" ""@snow. Cal _ 4493)) Sund ek f� per No Available pian. on but tole• hldpo' &awe• pwk- WESTNEY Hsipetts area - fur. 00im" EXCHANGE-- heanif7l 2600 turkasrieed, tour season acnes � �� o. � smoking, fkaUko replied. tot- kV �k1�• Pei __ 1 ' sea ahmw' n.. , rope in executive hair• First/last CHRISTIAN single female Sci-fiir@, 4 bedroo"s. ODMSI air, 3 bsdts, beaMW Private 10111• clear take, super fishing/ swYeatiY whom sports. looking 8802. (100303) Owan pepper $400 monthly. Non trucker I needs Christian female roof" interlock mor w Ind and slate an apart- d 9riveway d pooSWIM "1 Wl6TESNU CH - bosu WW one ., ' O�b Icor of -Mi. ' Qfeferr�' Call 427-995'' io- titters D7rharNSearboro &the c�olpu� 1 ��6--349-9- nn brrenwa apwwnna, duplex, Oshawa. Private (10693) sea Cam 509,2139. (10039 sited a/ Manning/Garden. 2911. (102290) - )xivale arr11rasrpe. broedlo01rtted, erararlot• pang, yratlneMdr7- Whitby. Valued at fiM.000. -- - track lighting, new kitchen. bus route. AdMalde/French ALTONa Rd. and Hwy e2 - MAX - four bedroan exenAive WS exchange for bungalow a bathroom, ample closet, aces 6660 ixAskre. 436a0B5. Pickering. ROuge Valley. hon r We in krxury talo p gado split level home. No agents .575 -Loans parking. $800 per trsfild . No Ravine. parting, laundry. thaw (amly morn, poking, laundry, et piensi• SM 176L (100693) Pills or ch5dren Aveltplw Nov, A11fr mills 405 cooking and rec. area Pool a;., intercom and security ava5 POWER of at.;mWissP tr OWN Lors, d 1. Or OCL 1.4MW41. (t00M4 table, non Strickler prelim . Wr- nkhed or unlurnished. S55 w/su 1, oxwdto won $375 pkat,- Not smdw, no pets. 428. able (gPtaMessed) Plicas staA Fin con it consolidations, credit cons l bidet aM Ream M. - SmOLE youns p ufteaioan ,a,tww- 509,3565. (10)953) 4214. (100353) w am arw"BtnHn pwonl& is I ishiwa three b dr three bedroom apartment ava-able. ton• m "".Cam Cal lemxle boki g for ons bedroom UVENPOOLJSARY �� Gas with min.. B Cas Dales rid h fir dip. C Claus For Anderton, BrekeNSales R>1P- FREEIl lar FREE CONSULTATIONS. ONSULT TIONS.. 444.7381. (to=% enlaln floc d dupbx - iron 10 no tam,1w0 arawlik in to,,top room in aim contained suite. � Qty �. feel. 723 -MMI ReN Cwd Caased- (Piclastkrg SEUTIFUL basement in this O9hmis area. Fenced sham k5ctr5 I and bash wo one other. No pea. no smoking. 24 hr.pstger.(TF) a"aee) >� [ �^s^'• a5 umm".fridg washer. dryer. tffdge, ,amt aa,d Private, cable• qtr - k -Y oorldtls• two bedrooms, two baths. 5 6 `O wraps j�Qo . oto e. stow. pat ttswner. Pltese ray 4357622 $340 Ind siveinan. Oct. 1. $340 itltlttsive Cas 637- aPp9arrOa•. wtaes L u5m.s, v 63 available immediately- Northwest Oshawa On bud &Ur5PAL (100659r 0535.(100353) available Nov. 1. $1000 Uousoaie For MAX - large room with a- t MONOy. Cas 3214W& or MD - route, private drive and e,t,rance, 5560 Iswlsst ) 41 O R facilities In quiet executive 9455. (1007931 6760. (,00751) : 1 home. Suit eWer(y/matureO 4W aPAN moo p 1M0king �� N1 PXK8WW - Hwy tfl'bttilntntea wHITSY - R.Ss, and THidu- pets smoking, 427-8891 t� , two � *a bvsl SPS' soft Rd. avd�le intmrdYdy m lave rrresap.. (10019Ci1 tial. to ppaain.e ap.rw".ta Avaikbb Nov. $BSO Nice uvea bsdroem alto etoey home on quiet own, exckides FURNISHED spatula room to AJAX - Shand of lce space Pint 40% u -Mies. No pow Fhw east Cas 42D 4246 (100353) baa•I^•M• inciudSe earatge. aSlarat vac. S ap�Sarroea and rem in quiet sxeaaive hoar f�arvoaMilaaappbleae. 800 sa.h. indudaa ons and Cable. phone in room. pill" =Use Carpe fenced yard. Close to conio5 S00 space. available. Use of kitchen, kckm �. Pb� am 6N►MS! Prdroorn O - (nwtlautrYM one bedroom a,eho01s and ahappilp. 1050 bathroom, laundry room for' (Id0111'ri01L ('003Y.'* besentsrlt aparwttna. pin uA111i,s Coo 436.6253 or tap -tie,. Reasonable rates 9OPwlie entrance. parking. woo Imathly. incite ve. Anrd 686,1157. (1005W► Pease call 427-9007. (100306 FOR lora, 1150 sq a. at emioe .Paco Ww»1r401 in Alas, kn- abb imrrsdkWy. whBeNSayly. SOUTH Ajax - close Io lake. AJAX - IWnishod roonn fun tree www ligation, mitt. Arora Go. Cal 420.2715. (t00ap% schools. ttghdwol., shoPPkg• of roc room. laundry room, Greet rata Cal Tony, 674-5666 9 K/HrWr92.tteer401 -- hospital, two storey, three fitnWted base. separate fridge. available ed 702. �) irrmodwely. $80 reeky. Cal bedroom walkout, nip and look mho on main �• bedroom, Shimst nwd with sep i n s entrance. 663-5951.(100693) n�N1 � crescrR lupe toned lot• wain shad, IN** Park 91000 AJAX - furnished room in quiet 490 house, sepaw entrance. pinornyae�Iloft &f b& Nemo entrance. Includes utlliw, $700 Par TOnd fir" Pka WII-w rrorid y. FirslAsst, 693-1300• and cable. Call $96-0959 or and lap. Dec 1. Call Shier 4 p.m available Nov. 1. wave message. (100393) C L E A R W A T E R . three 6861650. (100303) COMWA wdwmt. one to bedtoons ft* funis i d, air 4oi/BROCK Picket' -cap•• Conditioned mobile homes. $43WMO WY - non Smduer 402 3 bedroom sed. t 1/2 baht, f fe11, . W'g• d@dL dean, spacious room for gam. Honed pook, hot tub. Mm%K furnished or unfurnished. cable. near beaches and major prwlorred. One bedroom In Whitby, iclud5e heat. hydro UW )y � faciil�.kt� and and e+ Cal 4165a5i9a2 A� . all 15) 839age. ro ahoppingnd� Phoos. (Lees than MONO. $275 leave "ressaoe. 11008931 life$ 3250 (1005931 NQ 4269096, (100593) weekly. 663.5503. (100751) ROUGE VALLEY THERAPY CLINIC THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE iMth private showers for men i3 women by appointment Call Cynthia Robson R.M.T. 509-4187 0 JESUS says. nn the bend gad it* bins" Does your mrnater, wear gi sses7 The rweM+g s the hired 'hnetr. MrAh 3:11, Isaiah 56:10-12. John 10:11. Jim Cartlpbell. 2.705-9639475. (TF) MALE seeks artractrvw non smok ng female (25-35) for dining. movies or prmtutatrng oonrersation loodng to a tun and rornamc relationship, 866 5601.(100393) SINGLE and Unattached, Singles World holds weekly dances. plus cnuiew arta tours exclusively for unattached adults. Cal ton tree. 1 -am 565- 4163.(10o90M PSYCHIC Reading and consultations. Appoantmenns arranged. Group Consuaattos arranged. Call 623-7558. 671 . Business 630 Registrations 1 .., All s• : 1 PRIVATE Aaogaon Semrrr - d d y� owe vmerested on learning mon You Pay Monthly ab1rA private a4Opeon. Cay for $2,000 ..................... free brochure, 430-1986.1-7m 30-1986. (100593) $5.000 _ ............ $125 GA fists LOOK! Is there We after tee peragonic scale? M ym bond doing the tame old till,? 00 you reed trash ideas, now harmony oonf:" i scala jd5af to imlp iniii This hu been a common lferag aa" shldarlf seeking my ho i I hBta decided on holding Wpm tlmbllopt. Cal far dm� OlMlllm i Mak rMdlbrook iiMillf is Your Money Going Up In SMOKE? 015,Voo. ._ _ 5375 To phm Torr pwowdlized In Mgfl-4 c@N 5764WS Slid ISI one d our 11010501011r -011-it R S 630 F119130 ado a For the dost of 12 packs of Ciguelles you Coi be an EX-SMOKER REGISTER NOW FOR COUNTDOWN A five week, 7 session stop smoking program Begins TUES., OCT. 19, 7:30 p.m. at Durham Regional Police Dept. 962 Kingston Rd. (cor. Brock Rd./Hwy. #2) ;95.00 (Ask how you can qualify for $45 refund) Call the LUNG ASSOCIATION, (416) 436-1046 or L% PAGE 211 -THE NEWS ADVENMER SUNDAY, ocmBEIt 41"3 680 680 mmiramew 680 mmamew 680 680 AmotlatNs Dr. P Goodman FAMILY DENTISTRY �. BS's "OUR PLEDGE" Y. Choi Our warm caring staff at 927 will provide you with the most modem materials and LUvw 001 Rd. techniques. Above all - we use only the latest PId�RIg methods of STERILIZATION FOR YOUR SAFETY - TOTAL ATTENTION TO YOU AND YOUR CONCERNS CONVENIENCE (AT 927) ' GENERAL ANESTHESIA (Dentistry while you sleep) DR. MARV KAY M.D. 'ORAL SURGERY DR. D. ELLER ' PERIDONTIST (GUM SPECIALIST) DR. S. GOLDMAN NEW PATIENTS WELCOME - SAT. b EVENINGS (BY APPT.) - FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS AVAILABLE. SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR SENIORS WE LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR CALL v► A (416) 839-5951 Serving Pickering for 30 years 4AITZ0 GENERAL CONTRACTORS Servicing the Insurance Industry 24 Hour Serv,cs Fire - Water - Smoke - Windstorms Appraisals - Resto,Ar,o,s TEL. 430-3477 1-800-563-3477 FAX : 430-7250 11 Stanley Crt-. Units l7 6 10 NOTICE HARWOOD FAMILY PHYSICIANS MEDICAL AFTER HOURS CLINIC wilbe relotsirp t vi aizi n d Odober 2i lgM b: 75 BAYLY ST. ON THE AJAX, SAYWOOD PLAZA) WALK IN CLINIC HOURS: 6-9 pm. Mon. -Fri. 10 am.- 2 p.m. Sat, Sun., Holidays �_ DOItT �� A @YUKKES BEHIND Put yukkies In their place' HERONGATE ANIMAL HOSPITAL "BE FIRE WISE" Protect your pets. They are family too. Kinston Ont . 427-0789 DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC REPAIRS (1 hr.) ' Relines ' New Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER William Steil DT 64 OLD KINGSTON RD., W., �IPICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 l After hours 428-8801 ::Shop the NEws ADVERTISER for the best bargains What You Want, Is What You Get. AJAX 222 BAYLY ST. W. When a fire occurs. there's no time for planning. So sit down with your family today, and make a step-by-step plan for escaping a fire. Know Two Ways Out Draw a diagram of your home. showing every door and window. Plan two ways out of every room, especially the bedrooms. Then walk through each escape route, checking for barriers. Make sure everyone can unlock all locks and open all windows and doors quickly, even in the dark. In an Apartment. Use stairways to leave the building. Never use an elevator during a fire-, it may stop between floors and even take you to the floor where the fire is burning! In a Two -Storey House--- If you must escape from a second -storey window, be sure you have a safe way to reach the ground. Make special arrangements for small children and people with disabilities. Get Out Fast! In case of a fire, don't stop for anything. Do not try to take possessions or pets. Just get out. Call the fire department from a neighbor's phone after you are out. Matter Don't Go Back, No Mar What Make sure everyone in your family knows that once they are out, they must not go back for any reason. If people are trapped, fire fighters have the best chance of rescuing them. Call The Fire Departnt meAfter You Escape Everyone should gather at one meeting place outside, preferably at the front, where the fire department will arrive. Each family member should know how to call the fire department from a neighbor's home. At least twice a year, have a fire drill in your home. Appoint someone as the monitor, to sound the alarm and make sure everyone participates. The majority of fatal fires occurs when people are sleeping. So to start the drill, go to your bedroom, dose the door, and wait for the monitor to sound the alarm. Make your exit drill as realistic as possible. Practice both escape routes. Pretend that certain exits are blocked by fire, that there are no lights, and that moo] the hallways are filling with smoke. I�PME Rou Remember, a fire drill Is not a ram. Get t VAcIdy but cwekAyf THIS MESSAGE WAS BROUGHT TO YOU BY THESE COMMUNITY MINDED BUSINESSES PICKERING FIRE DEPARTMENT OPEN HOUSE: OCTOBER 3rd through 9th EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO VISIT AND MEET THE FIREFIGHTERS DURING FIRE PREVENTION WEEK. Station #5 1616 Bayly St. 2 p.m. -9 p.m. Station #2 553 Kingston Rd. 2 p.m. -9 p.m. AJAX FIRE DEPARTMENT OPEN HOUSE: OCTOBER 3rd through 9th 2:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. All are invited to tour the stations, meet the firefighters and see the fire apparatus and equipment. Station #1 Westney Rd. North Station #2 435 Monarch Ave. MAGIC TOUCH Quality Comes First! * Chimney Caps * Clean * Chimney liners * Punctual * Animal Removal * Thorough * Chimney Cleaning * Courteous 686-0226 Using oody the most up-to-date Equipment & TecbmolfoV HERBERT W HAMS FIRE EQUIPMENT LTD. Fire extinguishers & quality safety equipment 24 hour sales & service 292-8630 "SPEC ,4 S FOR FME PREVENTION WEEK ONLY" FREE Recharge for Home Fire Thomas & Cbase Associates Certified General Accountants 50 Commercial Avenue Suite 211 Ajax, Ontario L1 S 2H5 686-2x07 `Fire wont wait - plan,your escaper APOOM AppgftrMM Rittp* �� [it!1rtlutio Appliance Clinic, Ltd. 4Mji i L4 j • RM Acre Y HNowServiceService"QrUy !deaf APPO-W hots Defarlseat - New 0-r Usw WNft 66BA1/4� St W. SERVICE Peterhoro gh 705-742�4M Oshawa 433.o3W 464 St KOO Lindsay 70.5.876-0666 Business gusiness WORM Painting, Painting, Services Services MON �ts Decorating ��Decoratin CALL CLASSFIED ILLusTnA �6• 57I� Weight LOSS Tax, Financial COMPLETE pr TION' ca"—_g. WaaptlpW arw paknif, dacaraf- Directory SECURrrY SERVICES Business or ado rtkkq. Mq 1W . nc Mo,n. 0ryesa DAVE'S PAINTING Pe►aona . elaetrk:al. tar rases• caN Oqp�, TO p1aeD your R"'0n" lion. Aro Masora 430-3"2. (10o363) *Interior /Exterior •Quali Work Unsecured loans Rusin ahletable. RF)* Tknns, (416) tY personalized NO DIET ' Business 471-2463. �) Affordable Prices • Pers«>ar Housecleans In Memorlsm MAGIC! up to $25,000. Years of professional a* Chartered Free Estimates ($(1-$SZZ consolidate credit cards call SM9= and let Lose up to 20 lbs. in Bondedltlswed. Accountants � .._._ en hn; liinrlinn e .r • r rr r A f ♦ 2 r f • j . , •, , , , DVEAI7.SER SUNDAY, OGTOlsE1t � 1f111 -PACE Z! Pool Pool Lftintenance Maintenance QMDON POOL and SPA r0POOL CLOSING $175. - BOOK NOW - 411 -SWIM 471-7946 JAC-EE "I lM4r"A LONG LASTING a pis find- hwrne? RENOVATIONS, painting 6 Aclean JAX AJAx Ch:rvrey 9we•ps - SP• ProNsabnal deaning cat weekeds n. 576.4367. (100793) dal - chrnn•y dearderg as" FIMM a Fm" loService today. Chartered as only $59. Pest screening 427-1041. (1006SM Accountants Installed, $25. *No fuss. no guaranteed-. Free CLEASSImtc �y 0,allable withmuss Services estimates. 696.7741. (10229.9) _ eacesart rOmences WW clean entire house iicloding fridge and ACCOUNTING Bit FINANCIAL tiles, marble and xl ell•( $50. Please call 839- Moving promotions, openings, Storage am wn � Magic�7 or .,PLANNING 7288334. (TF) HONEST reliable hard working Introducing low cost Accounting for small Business from S 42.00 p/month. 1/2 hour free consultation, we visit your Business !! Accounting made easy and Affordable lncludiug G.S.T./P.S.T. and Trial Balance Call for free Consultation A Brochure JAMES D. OATES CMA "Accounting services for small businesses" • monthly financial statements • cash management • business plans Tel./Fax (416) 291-3016 Driving Schools Driving Schools person 16 12 years experience LONG LASTING VAN do Owning, rates, 34"5. RENOVATIONS, painting 6 Phone after 4 p.rrL anytime on watpapenng, 9•pairs. 20 X discou^ard re nt for weekeds n. 576.4367. (100793) seniors. Phone Chuck 404-9669. Jewellery (100893► Reoairs party GALBRAITH Jewesery r"Mrrs, Services watch straps. batteries, y. � Sll ng Plata. MAGICIAN• clown fronds. ready 132 Harwood Awe. S. 893-0407. to entertain for any age, any tiles, marble and occasion. Birthdays. Moving promotions, openings, Storage am wn � Magic�7 or Off cies Or If�llshtal use. 7288334. (TF) MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS we will more anything, anywls�. altytime. Camasrcal or =. Packaging, b=m MNbr"Dr'S:nor�a mid math discounts. Free AJAX Moving Systems - full services. mans. apphnce and pias spoaakets. flat rate or hourly. We now have heated "Drage Willa. Now olferktg free boxes with mow. Cat 427- 0005. (TF) HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - move Dig or small, we price Own asl Free eshma ss, senors discount. short notice moves. Gardening, pianos moved. Comparable rare. cat 442-2950. (TF) Home Landscaping pro Im vements MAN 89 yaw a'" rucit 0A and/or n"" for mwrhg your neeoa, p►iees w fk your budget. special rales for GARDNER'S TRIPLE C rrsniors. •we try to be the be" ah • TOP SOL AND Muss FW&VA oD CERAMIC TILES toarn Give, Per a o0- at 578 °� ffAW (ALL HARDIHOOD) REMOVAL ins allallion of ceramic a wldh large truck wis do household mow. residential, tiles, marble and correnarcrL Aa typos d moves. P MAINTENANCE perrazo. For home, Cam Carl or Jane. 427-20-56. LAma3lCAPSIf3, Off cies Or If�llshtal use. FRM ESTW"Tas Fix esOmaies Cal CAu ROB 428-M Ajar 42s-sToo CONiTIW CTION tarda w and flttafisr Vis, fust chion P00 iotlal flmk LEAF RAKING TREE TRIMMING EAVESTROUGH CLEANING 10% DISCOUNT SENORS 06 a stMft W L but 0-1 A fog nm swims10%db=J L Ire rZ-3 2 Chirbillineedifewilillin RABBIT wants work doing magic for children's parties and all occasions, have my own magician. Call Erne. 6884932. Plumbing CALL Ni SAVE PLUMBING A RENOVATION Oran clearang, spars 8 new irsstalallong Basement wasivogns. ceramic the Cospelioae Rates. Estimates. 22 ars- agionence Leweea cam smi?at Ezpiirieneed Journeytrtan Plumber No Pb too small - Faucets, showers. besernert, washrooms. fret ban. sic. Any renovation or addition. Daytime 427 -QW, Homs 427 -MM. Ask for Tom ANIMM Mrowy - specialit- M in tkspk oss and ddnenw repairs. works wO bricks. bklds and ebrw d as kinds. -�"Mpkrupludooddpea g,,.�"ya,fts&""� a SOFABED 01 des FC—5. Conan lm Ltd- . amE "LW So Rn=w r*rAMOO your r w of quailty eaterwe and Interiionor " kadnan wi a fella 0-r boo anlifofinwa d-*AWW tmd gue,r1Nir cod N and Isola has and Wound. rrCbt � iylt 725 a9i1 (IF) s � 0984. (TF) sfaeoR f.gknra tlrak.4o years ;,a' , _MaI hedge, ORlance. pairob br+Mrpk parMk,g, other lobs around do how Buk" I docks, dD'99=warp•Pio•sedtasCle"� us (05) sae -1356. timfre6-6072, (1OCOM Hoare - QUALITY work by armor and Improvements son Nem Ne11 no��oid• 99 3 hard working. Revations, addMom dodo, etc Call us for PC. KITCHEN SETS G EAST SLOE WMRIOR a free era* - 571-1263 BB or CONTRACTMIG Rod• Oshma. (TFAW IIoma*ON SABER Contracting - all carpentry, additiow wChens, bat woorne, renovations, kitchens. recrooms, If1-18W aipas. �Mme n OOfna horYMnwnoe onwgwwy grvlw' fumhure 20 refinishing, quality work guaranteed. 15 years 801.2!#85 enperwnas aae•201S. (TMFG) • ,t h ..,...-sees.- .,. -.• _ sees... one of our FAX professional advisors YOUR ADS help you. 579-2238 0400F�R9 NOTICE TOORESIDENTS T: THE TOWN OF PICKERING ABOUT THE SOCIAL CONTRACT All residents of the Town of Pickering are asked to take note that as a result of the cost saving initiates of the Social Contract imposed by the Province of Ontario, the Pickering Civic Complex, the Recreation Complex, the Dunbarton Indoor Pool, Pickering Transit, all libraries and any other municipal facilities or functions will be closed on the following dates in 1993: Friday, October 8th Thursday, November 11th Please take particular note that garbage will not be collected on the above days and no alternate garbage collection day has been scheduled. The Fire Department and School Crossing Guard Program will be functioning as usual on the above days and sufficient staff will be working in the Department of Public Works in order to ensure that emergency operations can be performed. If you have any questions or concerns about these closures, please contact the Town of Pickering at 420- 2222. Wayne Artiwrs, Mayor Bruce Taylor, Clerk 1 V • G'rl"d- A- e 0 5 DINNG t ROOM 878 -1 a .4► Balloons For The Kids * Free Cake & Coffee For Everyone 1360 Kingston Rd. RE Hub Mall `"Plan" ® 420-3312 1. 1- 1.:. P 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3,1993 ,A ■MN:1161 1, IFAkix!11 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. BOB'S Lake, 3 1/2 acre lot. includes deeded access to lake. super fishing. 529.000. OB 1075 (PIC) HOUSE for rent. 4 bedrooms. backs on to school, newly decorat- ed, fenced back yard, 51.100 plus utilities. OB 1076 (WHI) 1,850 sq. ft. 4 -bed- room home. 2 1/2 baths, fireplace, secu- rity system, big lot, fully fenced. $185.000. OB 1077 (AJA) 1.850 sq. ft. home, 4 - bedrooms. 2 1/2 baths. fireplace, large yard. fully fenced. 5185.000. OB 1078 (AJA) FLORIDA, Madeira Seac'' Yacht Club. two bedrooms, fully equipped, rent weekly or monthly. OB 2120 (PIC) SHARE 'wo bedroom. lower ,evel apartment, furnished, close to transit. Pickering. 5325 First and last. OB 2121 (PIC) SIGNS blanks. 1,8x3"x28" poly- styrene, large quantity and ideal for outdoor Stan. OB 3146 WEDDING dress. size small (7). Paid S1200, will sell for $650. OB 3253 WEIGHT loss a must? Energy a need? Good nutrition assured on this 100 per cent nat- ural program. 08 3270 FRANKLIN mint Monopoly game, gold- plated hotels and $7game pieces, paid 79, asking $400 or best offer. OB 3474 (PIC) FOR sale, brown stove, Selector, asking $50, needs fuses only. OB 3475 (PK:) 14' aluminum boat, $700. 9.8 Mercury motor, $500. Will sell separately. OB 3476 (OSH) CHURCHILL pool table, 4x8, slate top. New $3,200. Sell for best offer. All acces- sories, cover included. 06 3477 (OSH) KINBAG for discrimi- nating golfers, attach- ments included, brand new - tournament prize, retail $750, best offer. OB 3478 (OSH) PONY, black Shetland mare, very pretty, great with children. used for birthday par- ties, $600 or best offer. OB 3479 (PIC) FREEZER, 15 cubic foot, excellent condi- tion. $175. OB 3480 (WHI) CHILD'S Lepeine bed- room suite - bed. dresser, shelf unit, solid elm. excellent condition. $400. OB 3483 (OSH) HUNDREDS of prod- ucts available to trade. personal and busi- ness, you name it we trade it. OB 3487 (OSH) POOL cover 20x40 550.00, 6 diving board 550.00. ladder 525.00. oil heater, filter, acces- sories 5125.00. 5200.00 for everything. OB 3488 (WHI) COMPACTOR, in excellent condition, Kenmore. 5125 o.b.o. OB 3491 (AJA) KENMORE washer. dryer, deluxe model, used year and a half. 5650 pair: Moffat dryer, needs motor. $100. OB 3494 (OSH) 2 pair of girls ice skates, size 7. $40 each or best offer. White heavy-duty sewing machine, $150 or best offer. OB 3495 (OSH) FOR sale. five industri- al steel cables. 4x8 and 6x8 and one industrial sewing machine, like new. OB 3496 (WHI) TWO pair of boys' size 3 Bauer hockey skates. excellent con- dition, $25 each. OB 3497 (WHI) THREE piece bath- room, $150. Small freezer, $100. OB 3498 (OSH) WINDOWS, 2, 43" x 53', aluminum -vinyl break with sliders, brown ex -terror, double glazed, $100 or best offer. OB 3499 (AJA) APARTMENT size Kenmore washer and dryer, 2/3 capacity of standard, retails $1,300, hoses and pickups included, $500.08 3501 (AJA) MOVING boxes, all sizes for sale, .25 cents each; single boxspring, $10. 06 3502 (WHQ TWO Sears mate -bed storage boxes, never used, $200 each. OB 3503 (01 FREE to good home, Guinea Pig and cage. OB 3504 (OSH) LOOKING for a used IBM computer. OB 3505 (OSH) EATON Viking full size washer and dryer, 8 NOTE: The recent area code change does not effect our service. You may still dial the number below years young. Asking $400 for the pair. OB 3506 (PIC) NURSERY white crib, $60, white change table. $25: white large rocker. S60; play pen. $20: bunk bed single over double, white, top quality, 5250. OB 3507 (PIC) ANTIQUE oak dress- er, 4 -drawer oval mir- ror attached on stand with two small draw- ers, $250: wing back chair, blue. $150. OB 3508 (PIC) BEDROOM suite, five pieces, dark pine, with single mattress set, excellent condition, 5495.00 firm. OB 3511 (PIC) KITCHEN table and chairs, good condition, 5200.00 o.b.o. Two 10 speed bicycles, 550.00 each. OB 3512 (PIC) PR4INTER parts, Epsom. Toshiba, IBM. Roland, stepper motors, printer heads, control panels, cut - sheet feeders, etc. OB 3514 (PIC) FULL capacity GE microwave and stand, excellent condition. OB 3482 (OSH) 10' marble -look coun- tertop with double chrome sink and faucets. Best offer. OB 3515 (OSH) FULL size baby stroller, $30.00. Crome Curtis table and chair set. 5150.00. OB 3516 (PTH) THREE year old Admiral stove almond in colour. Like brand new. Asking 5350.00 OB 3517 (WHI) PUREBRED 9 month old Himalayan kitten, tabby in colour. Asking $300.00. OB 3518 (WHI) QUEEN size waterbed, $75.00, 26' colour TV, $50.00, 5 drawer dresser, $20.00. Large kitchen table and chairs, $50.00, mates bed, $100.063519 (OSH) GO Kart Vendetta, used one season, ong- inal price $2,300, ask- ing $750. Excellent condition. OB 3520 (OSH) FREE to good home, Guinea Pig and cage. OB 3521 (OSH) HIGHLAND dance outfit, girls' size 10, purple dress MacPherson, kilt, socks, vest and blouse, $300, excellent condition. OB 3522 (OSH) USED stove and fridge, avocado green. Fridge 60" high by 27" wide by 28" deep. $300 for both. OB 3523 (PIC) KITCHEN table with 4 chairs, $150. Coffee table and two end tables, $75. Computer table. $50. Two dressers, best offer. OB 3524 (OSH) APARTMENT size freezer for sale, good condition. S50 o.b.o. OB 3525 (OSH) WANTED Little Tyke T -Car in average con- dition. OB 3526 (WHI) 12 Franklin Mint porce- lain, handpainted birth- day cups, valued at $400. Will take best offer. OB 3527 (PIC) Ads will only appear for one week. At the end of the week phone 1-800-667-6083 to renew if required. ANTIQUE wringer washer, Homestead, circa 1860. A-1 condi- tion. Asking $400. OB 3529 (OSH) KITCHEN table with four chairs, wicker and brass, 5100: also 11,000 BTU air condi- tioner, $500. OB 3530 WRINGER washer, Inglis, good condition, $150 or best offer. OB 3531 (OSH) ROLL bar and light package from '89 Dakota Sport short box plus tonneau cover, $275. OB 3532 (OSH) WANTED: Twin stroller, in excellent condition, reasonable price. OB 3533 (OSH) 1980 G.S. 850 G. Suzuki, midnight blue shaft, excellent condi- tion, asking $1,200. OB 4057 (OSH) SCOOTER, 1985 Honda Elite, 3,000 km, mechanically A1, $800 or trade for a newer 14 ft. aluminum boat. OB 4058 (AJA) 1985 Ford Tempo. $500 as is or best offer. OB 4155 (OSH) 1985 Ford Tempo, 5 - speed, good cond., used daily, $800 as is or best offer. 08 4156 (OSH) 1984 Mustang, looks like boss, new stereo, speakers, tires and radiator, V-6 3.8 black with bra, $2,900 cert. OB 4157 (AJA) FOR sale, 1989 Dodge Power Ram Four Wheel Drive. 6 litre, auto transmission. Liner and cap includ- ed. $8.500.00. OB 4158 (OSH) 1978 Grand Marquis, Florida car, fully loaded. $2.000.00. 1982 Nighthawk. 650cc. best offer. OB 4176 (OSH) 1977 Chev Blazer front end, 350, transmis- sion, transfer case. fuel tank, cap and more, for parts. OB 4207 1991 S-15 Sonoma, extra cab pick-up truck. $6.800 or best offer, certified. OB 4208 (OSH) GIRLS' rally mountain bike, pmk'purple, suits 6-9, excellent condi- tion, $75. OB 4211 1988t)Volkswagen Fox GL, excellent condi- tion, $3,400 o.b.o. OB 4215 '78 Chrysler Cordoba. auto., air, 55.000 origi- nal miles, grey interior and exterior, as is or certified for $1 ,000. OB 4216 (WHI) '81 Chevy Malibu, blue interior and exterior, 2 door, 35,000 miles on a Sears rebuilt engine. runs great, very reli- able. As is $800. OB 4217 (WHI) 1972 Pontiac Ventura, burgundy. 350 Chev, Edel- brock intake, Holley carb., aluminum rims. $2,500 or best offer. OB 4219 (PK:) 1978 Grand LeMans, 4 -door, 305, low mileage, $500, as is. OB 4221 (OSH) 1985 Ford LTD, 6 - cylinder, p.s., p.b., $1,700 or best offer, certified. OB 4222 (BOW) 1989 KX 80, water- cooled, good condi- tion, $800 o.b.o. OB 4223 (AJA) FOR sale 1979 Mercedes Benz 300D, or will trade for?? OB 4227 (WHI) 1972 Chev Impala, 28,000 original miles, new tires, 5800. 4 alu- minum slotted rims, 14" x 60 Goodyear ST tires, $450. OB 4228 (OSH) 1980 AMC Concord, new parts, tires, run- ning condition, asking $350 as is. OB 4230 (OSH) 1984LTD Crown Victoria, fully powered, 96,000 km, very good condition. Must be seen, $3,400 or best offer. OB 4231 (OSH) 1976 21' Prowler trail- er, on leased lot, in beautiful Haliburton, forest and wildlife reserve. OB 4232 (WHI) 1985 Ford Marquis, air, stereo, cruise, $1,395.00, 1985 Chevrolet Beauville van, air, stereo, cruise, $575.00. OB 4233 (WHI) WANTED to buy old skidoos, running or not. OB 4234 (OSH) 1986 Mercury Sable GS loaded, 6 cylinder, 3L, 154,000, as is, $2,000.00 OB 4235 (WHI) WANTED ride from Port Hope to north plant GM. Osh., sec- ond shift. OB4236 (COB) 1980 VW convertible aluminum rims, roc - caro seats, 1986 roof, for parts or mechanic. As is, $1,400.00. OB 4237 (AJA) 1984 Plymouth Reliant, 4 new tires, extra head assemble, 5300.00 or best offer. OB 4238 (COB) 1986 Cavalier, 5700 as is, or best offer. OB 4239 (OSH) 1986 Buick Century Limited, 3.7 litre engine, loaded, $2.900. OB 4240 (AJA) ALL terrain vehicle, Polaris 2x4, 1990, like new, $3,000 firm. OB 4241 (OSH) 1985 Toyota Supra, loaded, mint condition, 111,000 km, no win- ters, asking $7,500 firm, certified, must see. 08 4242 (AJA) 1979 maroon Z28, good shape, quick, many new parts, $1,200, as is. OB 4243 (0s") 1986 Hyundai Exel, driven daily, $1,100 as is. OB 4244 (AJA) EARN $$$ from your home, distributing a nutrition/weight loss program. I do and need help with by growing business. OB 5107 APPRENTICE plumber, 3rd or 4th year, for commercial work 06 5153 (PIC) FEMALE co -narrator for educational video in Oshawa. Public speaking and/or acting experience preferred. OB 5154 (WHI) HAVE fun, earn extra income this fall selling undercover wear lin- gerie. No telemarket- ing, full training. OB 5155 (AJA) EXCHANGE hours for cash, opportunity for extra income distribut- ing nationally known products. OB 5156 COMPUTERIZED accounting/bookkeep- ing services available on daily, weekly or monthly basis. 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Companionship _ Friendship SINGLE male, 20, very ; To place a free ad like to meet single sincere Toll Free female, 25-35 who enjoys call athletic, like movies, walks Call life, and BBOs. SY 1303 (BOW) CONTRACTOR, 28, 6', ATTRACTIVE gentleman, long on love, currently on the beach, romantic short on time, looking for fishing, camping, and trav- female, who enjoys night el, loves country music and walks along beach, videos, good cooking. If you are evenings, looking for female, 18-25 with similar looking for a long Anyti me , , 416 976 1991 BLUE eyed white male, HAPPY, sincere white interests, term relationship. SY 1300 male, 50, 5'8'. Interests - fishing, long walks, roman- ATTRACTIVE single white tic evenings, seeks possi- reading, dancing. Seeking male, 22. 6', 180 lbs., enjoys outdoors, evenings Only charge is $1.99 per minute, there are out, quiet evenings at no extra long distance charges home, .romantic, shy and 1. To respond to an ad, call Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991' at any time of the day from any touch tone sincere, looking for slim phone within the 416 area code and make a rote of the four digit 'maibox' number that appears at the end white female, 19-25 with of the ad. You may also browse through the system to listen to other recordings. Just follow the recorded same interests for relation- instructions. A charge of $1.99 per minute will appear on your phone bill as soon as you connect with the ship. SY 1301 SHY, lonely male, teddy System. 2. After you receive your numbers, cal 1-416-976-1991' from any touch tone phone, 24 firs. a day and fol - bear 24, varied interests, lo the easy (recorded) instructions. Remember you may NOT leave your last name, phone number or seeks female, 20-30 who address when recording your message in YOUR mailbox. enjoys quiet times for last- 3. To retrieve your messages call 1-416-976-1991' from any touch tone phone and follow the instruc- ing long term relationship. tions... Remember to enter your mailbox number and pass code on your phone key pad. A charge of $1.99 302 per min. will appear on your phone bill as soon as you conned with the system. SY 1 YOUNG male. 38, would ; To place a free ad like to meet single sincere Toll Free female, 25-35 who enjoys call good conversation, country times together. SY 1493 life, and BBOs. SY 1303 (BOW) CONTRACTOR, 28, 6', ATTRACTIVE gentleman, long on love, currently 5'8', 53, divorced, enjoys short on time, looking for fishing, camping, and trav- female, who enjoys night el, loves country music and walks along beach, videos, good cooking. If you are and unbridled passion. SY under 55 and petite, please 1304 respond. SY 1496 (WHI) BLUE eyed white male, HAPPY, sincere white 25, not bad looking, enjoys male, 50, 5'8'. Interests - fishing, long walks, roman- downhill skiing, workout, tic evenings, seeks possi- reading, dancing. Seeking ble long term relationship. SY 1305 VERY handsome Italian born male, 28, Billy Ray Cyrus lookalike with a mustache, (only better). Seeks lady for fun/ rela- tronship. SY 1306 WANTED beautiful blonde w^c was at Wally's Restaurant Wednesday, July 14. 3:00 a.m. We made contact but couldn't talk Cali it you're interested in the man with the gold glasses. SY 1309 MALE white, 37 seeks som, attractive lady 25-30 for friendship, possible relation -ship. Must be understanding. Serious inquiries only. SY 1310 SINGLE male, 30, clean ,,,;t and working, looking for a female, 26-30, who is honest and has a good sense of humor. SY 1312 HEALTHY, caring, honest, f:' wl le male, 41, 5'11' seeks a lady to share the spark of fun romantic times with. SY 1313 SINGLE father 27, good cooking, 6'. 190 bs.. enjoys working out, dancing, din- ing, quiet evenings, seeks female, attractive, slim, 25- 35 with similar interests. SY 1315 SPIRITED Taurus, male, white, 40, 54', two chil- dren, looking for a woman to satisfy my need to be touched mentally, spintual. ly and physically. SY 1317 ROMANTIC male, white, 40, seeks lovable, loyal and affectionate female, who enjoys golf, kxg welts and quiet evenings. SY 1318 lila sure fie we to fild !0 eee011 b idle Wobw rtepeldling pew 1lele! eland adIM WHIITE male enjoys walks. music, and going to movies, looking for single white female 22-25. SY 1411 (OSH) SUCCESSFUL business- man, 34 years oke, i III kc and fit, 6' tall, 190 lbs., dark hair and eyes- Seeks fit, attractive young lady, 20-35, for romantic evenings, getaways and travel, (single moms wel- come). SY 1424 LOOKING for the comparr ionship of a nice, essygo- ing one-man woman, 28- 38, myself - I'm honest, attractive, 35, single, enjoy quiet home life, movies, games, cards, sports, chil- dren and spending special Sincerely Yours... The mer Way to meet new people, leave your name and number Only when you're ready. white slim female. in 40s, for serious long-term rela- tionship. SY 1500 (OSH) PORT Perry gentleman, 53, 6', 210 lbs., smoker, open, honest, caring, var- ied interests, seeks similar lady, secure in herself. 38- 50. SY 1521 (OSH) TALL, dark and hand- some, caucasian male, 40ish, non-smoker, seeks lady, 25-45, for casual dat- ing and companionship. Single moms o.k SY 1530 (OSH) SINCERE gentleman, 37, loves children, looking for easy-going female, 29-37. Enjoy dining, walks, camp - ng, movies. SY 1534 ATTRACTIVE, established male, 33, 6', with no dependents, seeks similar female, enjoys music, sports, movies, cooking, travel. SY 1535 (WM ATTRACTIVE„ 28, seff- employed, blonde, blue- eyed, 5'10' kind of guy, humorous but romantic, seeks female, 21-30, slim, attractive, who can live, love and laugh. SY 1536 (OSM) MALE. 36, 54', blue-eyed, sandy -blonde, self- employed, stable, affec- tionate, smoker, non- drinker, love thunder- storms, snowstorms, fire- places, power blackouts, kids, Christmas, Van Morrison. If under 40, siniftrim, stable with sense of humor, please call. SY 1537 (OSH) 2e yaw old, 510, i dw of Iwo children, enjoys cook- ing, dancing, long drives, seeks female, 3045. with swrNw wrtwasts- SY 1536 MONOGAMOUS, sincere male, 32. 511', blue eyes and long stnwbe17"101nd hair, enjoys rock music, camping, quiet evenings, seeks romantic, sincere, attractive young lady. SY 1539 (OSH) SINGLE white male, 24, 5'11% blue-green eyes, brown curly hair, 160 lbs., working and responsible, looking for white female, 20-25, for companionship. STY 1540 (OSH) HOPELESSLY romantic white male, 31, enjoys camping, candlelit dinners, long walks with that special someone, looking for sin- gle white female, 23-35, for poss b!e long-term relation- ship. SY 1541 (OSH) KIM, pretty, 29, you left message but no telephone number In box 1535, give me some points !or persis- tence. SY 1543 (OSH) LIBRA male. attractive, single, 47, romantic, car- ing, affectionate, enjoys music, dancing, outings and good conversation. Seeks sincere, attecbonate female, 35-45, non-smok- er, for lasting relationship. SY 1544 (OSH) CATHOLIC male, of Italian decent, 29, seek ng woman, 18-35, enjoys camping, hiking, movies, daring and Star Trek SY 1545 (PIC) GOOD natured, down to earth, professional, 38, separated, likes children, sports, outdoors, musk and biking. Seeks lady for friendship and possible relationship. SY 1546 (WH4 I am a tall Christian male. 30, romantic, likes old movies, music. long walks, looking for a friendship or possible relationship, non- smoker/drinker SY 1547 (OSH) RESPONSIBLE, hard- working, attractive. athletic, single male, 31, single by choke at this time, seeks young lady, 25-35, for friendship, possible rela- tionship. SY 1548 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE, blond male, 29, honest hardworking guy, enjoys golfing, beer, country music and old rock, quiet and wild times. Looking for independent female, same nature. SY 1549 (OSH) PROFESSIONAL, very good-looking single white male, 27, active in sports, quiet times, dancing, hon- est, interested in meeting very attractive women, 24- 29. SY 1550 (AJA) SINCERE mal, 26, sepa- rated 1 yr., 57'. slim, 140 ba., short brown hair, blue eyes, seeks honest female, 21-30, for friendship first and passible relationship. SY 1551 MN) SINGLE, white male, 23, long dark haw, 5W. Ikea to have a good time, looking for someone with similar interests such as working for a Irving and an occa- sional night out, 20-25. SY 1562 (OSH) ESTABLISHED, 35, good kooks, fit build, single father with strong family values, down to earth. Seeking woman, 26-35, with com- patible qualities and good figure. SY 1553 (OSH) TALL. attractive reale, 32, non-smoker, enjoys music, racquet sports. Tong walls, movies, quiet, romantic evenings, seeks -similar female, 25-35, for friend- ship, possible relationship. SY 1554 (OSH) ROMANTIC and intelligent white professional male, 5'9', attractive, personable and dynamic. Seeks articu- late, pretty, slim and selec- tive women 30-40. SY 1555 (OSH) MALE, 18, looking for fun times with woman, 18-25. SY 1556 (OSH) SINGLE father, 27, sepa- rated, enjoys sports, chil- dren, quiet times, fun times. Seeks single white female, 21-29, with similar interests, single mothers welcome. SY 1557 (OSH) GOOD looking, easy-going male, 40's, 6', 175 lbs., established, good career. caring, honest, likes chil- dren, would like to meet a nice slim female, for get- togethers of the nicest kind that could lead to both par- ties saying I do' SY 1558 (OSH) MALE, 5'11', brown hair, blue eyes, good sense of humor, enjoys quiet times, all sports, would like to meet woman, 24-28, prefer blond who enjoys the same. SY 1559 (OSH) HANDSOME, blue eyes, physically fit male. 38, seeks attractive, slim lady 25-35, who loves dancing and romance. SY 1560 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE male, 35, enjoys outdoors, movies, romantic evenings, long walks, dining and dancing, seeks attractive female, 27-37, to be treated tike a lady. SY 1561 (OSH) PROFESSIONAL male, weil eslaol,sned, two chil- dren, likes dining, dancing, spontaneous type of woman, 28-35. SY 1562 (OSH) VERY attractive, mid 40's, fit male, ergoys most good things In life, Is seeking a slim, honest, warm, intelli- gent woman, for serious relationship, children wel- come. SY 1563 (OSH) SINGLE male, 33, very successful and indepen- dent, likes to travel, dining out, finer things in life, looking for single lady, 20- 30, with similar interests. SV 1564 (OSH) BROAD shouldered, attractive and cute white male, seeking soft -shoul- dered, attractive and cute whits female. Must be slim, warm and afhwto rate, 22- 36. Non-semoker, SY 1686 GOOD -looking, easy- going, 31, long brown herr, good job, likes quiet din- ners or lewd parties, look- ing for female, 23-30, with light coaxed haw. SY 1566 (OSH) SH40L.E father, 42, 6', 180 bs., beard heir, blue eyes, looking for beautiful Oriental female, any age, with driver's licence. SY 1567 1 just like to have fun! Single male, 30, very ath- letic, 67', 150 bs., black hair, brown eyes. Enjoys the outdoors, cycling and dancing. Looking for female, 23-30, who enjoys the same. SY 1568 (OSH) SINGLE, black male, 30, very athletic, a little shy, enjoy movies, walks on the beach, romantic dinners. Looking for female between 20-35 with similar THE NEWS ADVERT1Sl?R SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, l!113 -PAGE 31 interests SY 1569 (OSH) For persons 18 years of age and over. FEMALE, 35, unattached, 5 " er;oys camping, baseball, gardening and travel, seeking male, 35-40 who is sincere and estab- lished for possible relation- ship. SY 2146 ATTRACTIVE 'ady, 37, single, enjoys m,,s,c, danc- ing, motorcycles and the outdoors. seeks attractive easy going man, 30-40 who enjoys the same SY 2199 INDEPENDENT single mom, 38. smoker, room- mates, 14-11, mary inter- ests, seeks tall large build, single white male, 37-45, with good sense of humor and a heart. SY 2300 YOUNG, very petite -anoth- er of 2, 22, enjoys camp- ing, weekend getaways, quiet nights, long drives. walks, looking for Mr. Right, must enjoy children. SY 2301 ATTRACTIVE single mom, 30, enjoys dank ng, camp- ing sports, romantic evenings, country music and old rock seeks honest male. 30-40 for a special time and possible relation- ship. SY 2302 ATTRACTIVE white terra e, 29 snicker, no dependents, enjoys sport, summer fun, country music. ad rock, beer. quiet and wild times seeks male, 28-35. SY 2303 PROFESSIONAL, female, 24, enjoys reading, long walks, movies and roman- tic dinners, it you have sim- ilar interests, I would love to hear from you. SY 2304 ATTRACTIVE professional female, separated, loves dancing and music, seeks romantic male, 38.50 with similar interests, good sense of humor and a zest for life. SY 2306 LADY 52, seeks compan- ion, enjoys gardening, cooking, classical music and cottages. SY 2306 ATTRACTIVE divorced mother of 2, 33, looking for attractive male, 3340, who likes kids, the outdoors, music and romance.SY 2318 ARE you an attractive sin- cere humorous gentle- man? I'm 23, attractive mother of one who enjoys movies, music, travel, seeks someone financially and emotionally stable. SY 2346 THIS 30ish, green-eyed, slim, above average, attractive professional, brunette, 5'6', 116 lbs, soaking wet, stable, secure, is looking for a 'real man,' blue- eyed, blonde professional. SY 2347 ATTRACTIVE, petite blond female, late 40s, enjoys candlelit dinners, romantic evenings, quiet times, seeks tall, 6'♦ gentleman, established, caring, seril t ve whc kes .o oe spoiled and pampered, 49- 51. SY 2369 (OSH) 19 yr, o':d single mother, ookir,g for a single male who enjoys children, danc- ing. camping and walks by the lake SY 2401 (OSH) WHITE, 5'4•, large fu!!-fg- ure woman, 39. fun, good natured, caring, loves dancing, socializing, camp- ing, seek ng white male. sincere, 35-45 yrs and must leve children SY 2415 SHORT middle-aged femaie wno enjoys strung, golfing, dancing (I'm a very good dancer!), pleasant person, positive nature. seeks someone with simi- lar qualities, preferably non-smoker, 50+ SY 2457 (OSH) PRETTY 23 year old. career -minded, who likes reading and golfing is seeking someone, 25-30. who has similar interests, for friendship and possible relationship. SY 2466 A knight in a wl.te C*arger was supposed to show up on my doorstep - is that your It so don't be afraid to respond to this ad. SY 2479 (OSH) YOUNG 41, mother of one, looking for nice fanuty, man who enjoys music, danc- ing, movies and quiet times at home, if chars you, call me. SY 2467 (AJAX) ARTSY, bright, estab- lished, educated lady, 38, witty and stable, healthy, active lifestyle, positive atti- tude, seeks honest, sin- cere, non-smoking gentle- man, 35-45, with similar qualities. SY 2488 (NIIN) CARING, honest, full -fig- ured female, 23, blonde, base eyes, attractive, seek- ing mature, honest man, 25-30, who enjoys walks, thunderstorms and gounby music, serious call only. SY 2M* (OSH) SINCERE, pretty and hon- est lady seeks a man, 20- 30, who is smart, fun, enjoys camping, baseball games, for romantic times. SY 2490 (OSH) REDHEAD, attractive, fit, no dependents, young, 45, likes romantic, attractive, honest, exciting, caring, sensual male, 35-45, also music, motorcycles, gui- tars, children, animals, home and parry mix. SY 2491 (OSH) 24 year old mother with brown hair and brown eyes, looking for mature man, 25 to 30, who loves children, looking for long- term relationship. 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SY 2503 (OSH) 30 year old female, blond hair, brown eyes, attractive and well established. Seeks kind, sensitive, good-looking, white male, 29-38, non-smoker, who loves to laugh. SY 2504 (CH" SINGLE black female 40, 5'7', 150 lbs., attractive, outgoing, fun -loving and affectionate, seeks male for meaningful relationship Race, colour, no barrier SY 2505 (OSH) HIGH energy professional female, 31, established and fit, likes movies, travel and jazz, seeks a caring, non-smoking single gentle- man with a sense of humour for relationship. No retreads. SY 2506 (OSH) VIVACIOUS, successful 5'6', 40's. mother of one. welcomes a response from a non-smoking white. excil- ing, articulate male. 45 to 55, Interested in balanc,ng romance and fam!!y 1419 SY 2507 (OSH) HONEST, ca, ^^,, singie mother, 30, seeking a sen- sitive. honest, caring male, 30-38. who enjoys a., et evenings. long walks dancing and romance, sin- gle fathers welcome SY 2508 (OSH) FEMALE, 25. 5'4', naze eyes. ler, brown hair. seif- empioyed, no dependeris Seeks white. sincere ma,e 27-34, wrc is established with a sense of humor aro good morals SY 2509 (OSH) VIVACIOUS, s ogle wn.le r --,-e- 32. 56'. 137 'los dark hair. dark eyes, lock- ing for cowocy 'ype. to dark and handsome, 30- 45 Single fathers we - come. SY 2510 (OSH) SINGLE -nom. seeks decent gentleman -. friendship relationship lam,iy- oriented, sincere outgoing. ntarested r shows, dancing and coun- try outings SY 3160 JOSH) GOOD coxing and p,o'es sicra� sec,.re and self-suf- ficient gentleman, won. like *o meet lady. 4C-5_ w,'- s m„ar oua� t es. enjoy itie better things life SY 3163 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE e -a kkes novas, c.n ng, danc- ing, walks, sports mndec seeks. same in sen c• malady .n 50's. enjoys din- ing, dark ng. piays cards Would like companionship for social events. SY 4000 LADY m 50s enjoys 1,ni^y dancing, plays cards VA861C like companionship I. - social events SY 4002 WIDOW, 60, seeking siim male between 55-6C who likes country music, darc- ing, movies. walks, home - cooked meals. SY 4036 (OSH) SENIOR, early 60s. 6'. 175 lbs., enjoys sports. country music, wishes to meet lady in 60s who has similar interests. 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