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MR. DRESSUP IN AJAX:
Mr. Dressup performs in Ajax this
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row. Sponsored by Pickering Block
Parents, the one-hour show will
include dressing up, audience partici-
pation, a surprise puppet and lots of
music. Featuring Mr. Dressup and his
rock-and-roll musical friends, the
performance takes place Sunday,
Oct. 24 at Pickering High School.
Shows at 1 and 3 pm. Buy 57.50
tickets at a Block Parents table at the
Pickering SuperCentre. Liverpool
Rd. at Hwy. 401, on Thursdays, Oct.
7 and 14 from 6 to 9 pm.; Fridays.
Oct. 8 and 15 from 6 to 9 pm.; and
Saturdays. Oct. 9 and 16 from 9 a.m.
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Foul pay in woman sdisappearance?
AJAX - Police "can't rile out" foul play in the disappear-
ance of a young Ajax woman who's been missing since she
went shopping Sunday.
Meanwhile, the family of Charlene Lynn Gemottine is
"praying for the best." says the 22-year-old's father. Albert.
"I'm thinking the worst myself...
Mr. Gemottine is particularly troubled that he didn't
accompany his daughter on her trip. "She even asked me if I
wanted to go. Now, I wish I'd have gore with her." he told the
News Advertiser shortly before deadline early Tuesday night.
"It's totally out of character" for her not to return toe the
Senior down
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This is the latest in a series of
stories on 'Real People' and
their views on the issues leading
up to the Oct. 25 federal elec-
tion. The News Advertiser will
track throughout the campaign
some Ontario Riding voters who
were undecided when the cam-
paign began. B'e'll keep contact
with our ordinary Canadians —
a Whitby family, a Pickering
teenager and an Ajar senior eil-
izen — to find out their hopes
and frustrations.
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By AL RIVET -17
Staff Reporter
AJAX-PICKERING - As the
federal election campaign contin-
ues, it's becoming apparent to
Alice Kyle that Jean Chretien and
the Liberals are picking up steam.
"I think the Liberals and (Jean)
C rlien are out in front I'm defi-
nitely leaning more towards Chre-
tien," says Mrs. Kyle, a 77 -year-
old Ajax resident.
While the Liberal leader has left
a favorable impression on her dur-
ing the campaign, she's had the
exact opposite reaction to the Pro-
gressive Conservatives' Kim
Campbell.
"I'm not going to vote for the
Conservatives, that's for sure,"
says Mrs. Kyle. "I just don't like
her. I think she's got an awful lot to
learn."
See MANNING -.Page A3
hone she shares with her patents and brother when she said
she would. She didn't do that "even as a little girl," says her
dad.
"She's more of a homebody. She stays around the house.
She's not a window shopper ... If she was going to stay at some-
one s house, she'd leave the phone number."
As always, Ms. Gemottine left her parents a detailed
account of where she was going before leaving her Makin
Cres. home in her father's van around 2:30 p.m. She was fust
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Manning gaining momentum: Real People'
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Although the PC government sent
W,000 to the relief efforts in India for the
earthquake victims, Mrs. Kyle feels poor
People here could also use government aid.
"I feel sorry for those people in India;
don't get me wrong. But, charity should
begin at home. We've got a lot of people
here who could use the help."
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Preston Manning's star is shining bright
at the expense of the mainstream politica)
parties' leaders, says Pickering teenager
Kent McDonald.
The 18 -year-old Grade 12 student of Pine
Ridge Secondary School is afraid people
may be voting for the Reform Party as a
protest vote against the three traditional fed -
t
Alice Kyle Kent McDonald Caroline Gainey Chris Gainey
era] Pis• Mr. McDonald believes the Tories arein
"Manning is starting to come on. I notice a freefall after their leader's flip-flop on
a lot of Reform Party signs in Pickering. I'm debating social program cuts.
hoping what's not going to happen is that "Campbell is starting to get bogged down
with politics being so low in people's minds over the publicity over the social program
that they're going to lodge protest votes cuts. That's going to hurt her," he predicts.
against the other panics." Moreover, he feels Ms. Campbell is still
trying to play down the
a c k l e -health care
recorecordoof the Mulroney
government, while
NDP leader A d
AJAX-PICKERING - Ontario Riding federal elec-
arts."
u ray
McLaughlin is also try -
tion candidates are pretty well unanimous in pledging
• A New Democratic Party government would
ing to distance herself
their party will protect our Medicare system. But, they
defend the healthcare system by ensuring it is properly
from the Bob Rae gov-
have differing views on changes they'd make to the
funded, says candidate Lynn Jacklin. "We brought it in
emment in Ontario.
health care system•
Their plans, to alphabetical order by party nano:
• Health ' deem "
and we would make sure it stays there. The others can
talk about it, but their records don't show that." The
"The NDP, with
what has happened in
care is ed a basic priority which
should be available at no cost to all Canadians, says
Green Party candidate Scott Laycox. He believes
"greet policies" go hand -in -band with his belief that
prevention of disease should be given greater priority
than the treatment of symptoms. "We have to clean up
the water, lard, air and food that is killing us" and stu-
dent must be taught "to regard their body as a temple,"
he explains, citing vegetarianism as both a health and
an environmental benefit. Finally, Mr. Laycox believes
the present healthcare system should be expanded to
include dental and chiropractic care, as well as such
"alternate methods of prevention" as naturopathy.
• Independent candidate Doug Anderson, who spent
15 years in the health care field before becoming a
newspaper publisher, supports preventive health care
and is calling for such "alternatives" as chiropractic
pre. In the present "physician -oriented" system, doc-
tors are encouraged to -make (patients) well instead of
keeping them well" and Mr. Anderson suggests doctors
could be paid according to the number of patients u= -
ed, not the number of times they treat patients. He's
opposed to user fees "in 99 per cent of all cases,"
wouldn't "meddle" with the Canada Health Act, and
would achieve savings by cutting administrative costs.
• Libertarian candidate George Kozaroff says his
party would privatize health care and create competi-
tion for the goverrrmcrit. "If they can't run it efficiently,
they're out of luck." He says he's unsure of his party's
stance on user fees.
• Robert McMerremy of the National Party of Cana-
da says our health -can: system is "quite elusion[" com-
pared to those of other countries. The National Pavy
would rescind legislation that increases the period of
time paterits apply to median. thereby increasing drug
prices. And, his party is "absolutely opposed to user
fees. We would withhold transfer payments to any
Province, including Quebec, that tries to implement
user fees. Medicare should be quality cane for Cmxxh-
NDP opposes user fees because wealthy Canadians
would have access to better health care. Drug patent
legislation, which gives drug manufacturers exclusive
rights to sell a drug for a longer period, would be can-
celled. And, more moray would be put into preventive
medicine and research and development.
• The federal government has no direct control over
health-care costs, points out Progressive Conservative
incumbent MP Rene Soetens. However, his party pro-
poses to call a meeting of all healthcare deliverers in
all Provinces in an attempt to re -structure the health
management system and bring in "similar mtanagerrtent
systems in each Province." That may result in econom-
ic savings and standardized services, he says. "We are
opposed to user fees. We will not open the Canada
Health Act to allow Luer fees." Constituents of Ontario
.Riding are in a high-income bracket and would end up
paying for health services while other Canadian ridings
wouldn't pay, he says. "My constituents are already
paying all the taxes."
• The Reform Party places health care "at the very
top of the list of areas to preserve" and wouldn't cut
"one cent" in federal transfer payments to Provinces,
reports candidate Don Sullivan. But because health pre
is "suffering from a life-threatening illness." Reformters
propose to amend the Canada Health Act and return to
Provinces administrative powers -usurped" by the fed-
eral government, giving them the right to experiment
with user fees, balanced billing or deductible payments.
The party would "ensure no Canadian is denied health
care for fuwx al reasons" and is opposed to an "Amer-
ican-style" system. Mr. Sullivan promises to 'vigor-
ously push forward the idea of prosecuting health care
fraud" and to eliminate needless and costly tests.
The News Advertiser was unable to reach Aboli-
tionist Party candidate Peter Woods, Liberal hopeful
Dan McTeague, Natural Law Party's Gerard Morris,
and Party for the Commonwealth of Canada candidate
Val Hache.
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Ontario, has no chance. McLaughlin has
fallen under Bob Rae's ghost. Like Camp-
bell with Brian Mulroney, in politics a lot of
things stick with you."
Mr. McDonald will gain some insight
into the platforms of local Ontario Riding
hopefuls during an all -candidates debate at
his school Thursday.
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Reform Party's Preston Manning is the
man with the momentum with three weeks
left in the election campaign, say Whitby's
Chris and Caroline Gainey, who both
watched Monday's televised leaders' debate.
"I don't know if I would vote for Man-
ning, but I think a lot of people are going to
go with him," says Mrs. Gainey. "He's so
calm and he has an answer for everything.
People are so fed up with the Conservatives
and the Liberals and no one is considering
the NDP — it's a wasted vote."
"He comes across well, and I think peo-
ple like him," says Chris Gainey. He'd have
trouble voting for the Reform Party, as he
feels its deficit reduction plan would threat-
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Party leaders
give and take
Thev all had their moments.
Each of the five national party leaders involved in Monday night's fed-
eral election debate were able to get their digs in and toss off a memo-
rable line or two.
On the other hand, none of them came out of the ring unscathed. They
each seemed to take their turn faltering under the onslaught of a good line
of questions.
It was certainly interesting and at times informative. If the overall per-
formance was to be marked it would surely deserve at least a B+ on its
entertainment value alone.
But there was more to it than spectacle. During the debate we were
able to see how the various party platforms stood up under stress.
Those doing the attacking were skilled debaters with substantial expe-
rience gleaned from many years of yelling back and forth across the flexor
during question periods.
While Progressive Conservative leader Kim Campbell lost her cool a
couple of times. she was at least passionate about her cause — and wac
able to effectively knock some holes in the Reform and Liberal parties'
plans.
Liberal leader Jean Chretien's defence of his job -creation plan seemed
a little weak at times, but he stayed calm amid the yelling that erupted
occasionally.
Reform leader Preston Manning seemed to be a voice of reason under
the din, but appeared to play the role of the moderator more effectively
than that of a political leader.
New Democratic Party leader Audrey McLaughlin harped away at the
same old NDP sacred cows though she too was able to get in some effec-
tive jabs at Mr. Manning.
Bloc Quebecois leader Lucien Bouchard also gained some marks with
his persistent demands from Ms. Campbell for exact figures on the
deficit.
To our thinking, the night was a draw. So, the leaders have a little less
than three weeks to convince you that one of them is a winner.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Win -at -all -costs attitude no good for players
To the editor,
On Thursday, Sept. 23, 1 was
witness to a most disgusting dis-
play of poor sportsmanship. The
event was the semi-final game for
girls under 17 in the Durham Soc-
cer League. The teams playing
were Pickering Village and Port
Perry. The game was played in Pon
Pent' in the township of Scugog.
The Port Peng team was coached
by Ron Causeway and the Picker-
ing Village team was coached by
Christine Waters and Andrew Stin-
son.
Christine and Andrew were
asked late in July to take over the
coaching of the Village team. At
that point they had not won a single
game. Christine and Andrew began
their job in those hot, humid days
of July with enthusiasm, dedication
and above all a caring spirit- The
message they conveyed was always
"win or lose, do your best". The
team never lost another game for
the rest of the season — ending up
in the semi-final against Port Perry.
When the coaches met on the
soccer field in Port Perry, Mr.
Causeway advised Christine that
her cards had not been properly
stamped- No other coach had men-
tioned this fact to her since she had
taken over the coaching of the team
— almost two months before.
Christine asked him if this techni-
cality would be an obstacle in the
playing of the game. Mr. Cause-
way said that it would not and the
garne began. The final score was I-
0 for Pickering Village. Mr. Cause-
way congratulated each member of
the Village team on their victory,
went home and immediately placed
a call to the president of the soccer
association protesting the game on
the ground of the unstamped cards.
In an attempt to resolve the prob-
lem Wayne Gow, president of the
Pickering Village soccer associa-
tion contacted Roy Coulding, presi-
dent of the Pon Peng soccer asso-
ciation and asked him to get in
touch with Mr. Causeway and ask
him to withdraw his protest and
replay the game, for which the Vil-
lage team would be properly card-
ed Mr. Causeway persisted in his
Protest and it was allowed to stand.
Port Perry played the final game on
Sunday, Sept. 26 and lost the
championship to a Pickering team.
My question is — what did the
girls on the Port Perry team learn
from this experience? Is it that they
should win at all costs? If you can-
not win on the field then look for a
loop -hole.
If Mr. Causeway's intention
was to protest the game, it would
have been more forthright of him
to do so at the beginning of the
game. Instead he led the Village
team to feel that they had a fair
chance to win the semi-final. What
a hollow victory it must have been
for the Port Perry team. What a sad
ending to a summer of hard work,
the joy of competition and the
development of the kinds of values
that sport is supposed to foster. A
sad day also for the Pickering Vil-
lage soccer team who won on the
field but lost on a technicality,
As long as we have coaches like
Christine Waters, our young people
will know that how you win a
"game" is just as important as win-
ning the "game".
Denis Wrong,
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;!DICKERING - The public school board
promises to listen to the concerns of parents
and students who protested Friday the cost of
busing to high schools here.
"At least we got some recognition," Gly-
nis Burns says of a peaceful protest which
attracted some 150 parents and students at
Pirie Ridge Secondary School.
Ms. Bums and several other parents have
since been invited to speak to the Durham
Board of Education's transportation appeal
com-
ch66"'l bo"ard to listen to parents over'bus fuss
RC board
picks up tab
of busing
PICKERING - The
Catholic school board will pick
up the tab of busing high
school students to and from
school here Friday, the first in
a series of planned shutdowns
by Pickering Transit.
Yellow buses which carry
elementary students to and
from school will likely do
"double, triple and quadruple
runs" to ensure some 800 St.
Mary Catholic Secondary
School students get to school
as usual, says Durham Region
Roman Catholic Separate
School Board trustee Kevin
Ashe.
The school will tell students
of the proposed shuttle system
this week. Its details hadn't
been worked out at press time
yesterday "because we were
holding out till the last minute
in hopes of working things
out" with Pickering Transit,
explains the Pickering trustee.
The board lobbied Picker-
ing Transit, which will take its
buses off the road four days
this year in order to meet finan-
cial cuts demanded by the
Province's social contract, to
shut down on professional
development days and/or dur-
ing summer holidays.
While "no one would
understand better the implica-
tions" of the social contract
dram school boards, "it's most
unfortunate that we can't work
together to try and save
teras money," says sepa-
rate board chair Tom Oldman.
The board will "seek alter-
nate solutions" on future tray w
shutdowns Nov. 11, Dec. 24,
Dec. 31 and next year on Feb.
21 and May 2.
The Durham Board of Edu-
cation has advised Dumbarton
High School and Pine Ridge
Secondary School studeruts to
find their own way to school
Friday. Unlike the separate
board, it no longer pays the
bttsmg of high school students
See the advertisement
at the beak of the paper
for more details:
mittee on Oct. 13.
But that avenue "has been there all the
time," as has public question period, notes
board chair L.owse Farr, whose offer to speak
to three parents following the protest was
rejected. "It's not productive for anyone to
have a debate on a street comer," the Picker-
ing trustee says of her invitation. When asked
why it was turned down, Mrs. Burns
answered, "What are three parents going to
do when so many are angry?"
Still, the protest was "extremely peace-
ful," reports Mary Brown, the board's com-
munications manager. It was monitored by
Durham Regional Police.
Pine Ridge principal Jim Weaver sought
Ib curb possible disruptions in a letter to par-
ents Wednesday.
'7k organizers of the protest have select-
ed Pine Ridge to draw attention to the board's
budget decision to eliminate transportation
for students" where public transit is available,
he wrote. "Pine Ridge did not make these
decisions."
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He assured parents the board "is fully
accessible to all Durham residents" and
encouraged them to call their trustees to find
out about "many channels (through) which
they can make presentations" to express their
anger.
The monthly passes for Town -run Picker-
ing Transit buses cost $38 and have been
cited by parents as too much on top of such
other expenses as textbooks, gym clothes and
taxes. The board will save almost S525,000 a
year by cutting busing in Pickering alone.
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in 1994: mayor
AJAX - Ratepayers here will know on Feb.
21, 1994, how much, if any, their municipal taxes
will rise next year.
Residents will have a chance in November to
tell Town politicians what they'd like included
and excluded from the I994 budget.
Council's budget advisory committee
approved a budget timetable Thursday.
Mayor Jim Witty vowed there'll Ix "absolute-
ly" rto increase in municipal taxes in 1994.
Taxes for services provided by the Town rose
.84 per cent in 1993.
Council members with projects they'd like
considered in the '94 budget have till Nov. 1 to
submit their requests. A public meeting will be
held in mid-November for residents to have their
sa}.
Councillors will gather at the Town hall Feb. 5
to hammer out a budget, which they hope to final-
ize by Feb. 21.
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DURHAM - Both the union and man-
agement at General Motors are happy
the new three-year contract was easily
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Sunday.
"We're pleased that it was ratified
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new seniority agreement that will "help
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per cent when cost of living provisions
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a year for current workers which will
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The union represents about 27,000
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Oshawa.
With the intense negotiations out of
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get more work in Oshawa."
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blazing third shift, which is currently
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plants.
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184 Broadway Ave. 941-4440 • II F I a IRL 500 Elgin Mills Road E. 883-3325 • 1AW&-165 Ferris Lane 739-5255
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CFM Insta-Flame Natural Gas Fireplace
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wood -burning firepiaces.
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FROM PAGE Al
travelling to a Zellers store in the Golden Mile
SWerCentre mall on Eglinton Ave. at Victoria
Park Ave., then to Hy & Zel's in Scarbor-
ough's Warden Woods Mail before picking up
food at Cats= Chinese restaurant in bickering
and then renting a movie to watch with the
family. she didn't indicate she planned to meet
with anybody.
Ms. Gemottine was to have returned by
6:30 pm., but hasn't been heard from since by
family and friends. Her parents, who reported
her missing around 1 am. Monday, have spo-
ken to countless former friends and acquain-
tances but have come up empty.
"Quite a few friends" have been on the
"out for the missing woman, her father says.
He doesn't believe she's run away from
home. "There's no friction between us. We
never argue. It's a close family. We're mon:
like brothers and sisters"
Mr. Gemottine appeals for his daughter to
get in touch. "If you can read this or hear the
news, please call home." And, if she's being
held against her will, "I'd do anything that
they'd want" to get tier back.
He, his wife and their son have had a tough
time since Charlene's disappearance. "We've
had our real bad moments and some not so bad.
The- last couple; of days, we've been travelling
around looking for the van "
When asked about the possibility foul play
may tx involved in Ms. Gemcutine's disappear-
ance, Durham Regional Police Det. Jamie
Gant replies, "It's a possibility. We can't rule
that out"
"We're very concerned," says Staff Sgt.
Sandi Ryric. "We're concerned for her safety."
If Ms. Gemottine has disappeared on her
own accord, "All we need is a phone call from
her telling us she's okay...
At the time of her disappearance, Ms.
Gemottine was driving a maroon 1989 Ply-
mouth Voyageur with van licence 85(}•11IRY
and a broken taillight on the driver s side.
She is white. 51" and 100 pounds with
brown hair and brown eyes. She was wearing
purple track pants, a loose purple sweater,
black leather jacket and white naming shoes.
Anyone with information on her where-
aboms is asked to call Durham police at 683-
9100, ext 324.
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:photo by Andrew Iwanowski
TOP
10 Movie Guide
October 11-7
CRITICS' MPM THEME VIOLENCE COURSE
AVERAGE RATING LANG.
SEX a
NUOM
1. Aladdin (new)
*ir**
G Animation
Mild
Mild
None
2 Home Alone 2
**
PG Comedy
Some
Mid
None
3. Side Kicks (new)
*
PG Action
Some
Mild
None
4. Grou Da
***
PG Comedy
Mild
MiEd
Mik!
5. Indian Summer
**
PG -13 mm 1)ram
Mild
Some
Some
6. Loaded Wteaponl
**
PG -13 Comedy—Some
Some
Mild
7. Children of the Corn 2
*
R Horror
Lots
Much
Some
8. Fie in the Sky
**
PG -13 SdFi
Mu&
Much
Mild
9. Once Upon a Forest
**
G Anima;cn
Mild
None
None
10. Alive
AL
!r* *
R Adventure
Some
Some
None
FINANCIAL SEMINAR
EXCLUSIVELY FOR WOMEN
"LIFE IS CHANGE.
GROWTH IS OPTIONAL.
CHOOSE WISELY."
Duren heri.vr Chirk.
l'u/ihiriun
At- belie %v that -te1-t-!-4ul mana;sement „f
�uur lwrrn,nal financ•r• vmp4,wer- %n,u too
geek the mn,.t n,ut of 11fe..-lpprecialing
Your Worth" i!. a prn,trrarn ereatetl to hell,
wumt•n „%ereumt- the ruailbhwk. tn►
sueeessful personal fnaneial planning:.
YOu are invited tl► attend a free seminar
presented hn-
DENIS ARDAGH APPRECAT11,11y
of MULTI MUTt ail. INC. YOUR A'FoUff
Till: RSDAY OCTOBER 14. 1993
:301).m.
H.M.S. Ajax ReK►m
Ajax Community Centre
Space is limited.
To reserve %our seat please
call Doroth% at 428-8613
Thr apprecialing lour Borth"
pro_ram i.% provided i•ourte+,. of
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PAGE 14 -A -THE NEWS
Bed race a blast
A team representing the Canadian Federation of University Women
(_right) makes a dash during the slalom event of the recent Ajax -Pick-
ering General Hospital's annual bed race. Driver is Melitta Armstrong.
Her teammates, from left, are Kathy Moore, Louise Zerter, Debbie Di
Gregorio and Karen Empringham. The event raised $3,000 for the
hospital. Chris Corcoran (above) of the Sutton Group puzzles over a
puzzle during the race's five -stage event.
photos by Andrew Iwanowski
.~off: NOTICE TO RESIDENTS
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 11 th
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 Arthurs, !Mayor Bruce Taylor, Clerk
■ obtain a new skill
■ increase your tax knowledge
■ convenient times and
ClaS S locations
Be9�n
Oct. 13
H&R BLOCK
For More Information Call:
0shawMitby 725-4563 Ajax/Pickering 686.1395
:: .:
Clair
the paint and paper people
LL WALLPAPER
NOBODY BEATS US!
• All first quality
• More current fashions
• More new colours and designs
^�'" Single Roll
EVERY IN -QT
PA' r we usually sell these patterns
for up to 11.!! single roll.
... ' Walipaper ~ expires
salttxdey Dclober stn, t11e3
Eftucltrdes borders and boot orders.
PROFE5ROW PROFE.SS10"L PROFESSIU%.{l "0FLUIO��1
LATEX SATIN LUSTRE LATEX SEMI -GLOSS LATEX PRIMER LATEX SATIN
10tyai 10, haft. imng rooms and Beautiful Kow sneer enamN Erceneni Superior sewing and h,.h4'ri; for new lova+ for living din,nq and bedrooms
cmidren s rooms A rcm uewet finish ler kitchens Dainfoorris and wood tr.m and previously painted drywall wood Washable finish Laem for easy water
Easy b apply scrubbeble and durable Easy to apply Hi-il ding scruotaDle and plaster Easy to apply Unoealade clean-up 100 s of passe' decorator
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LATEX CEILING FLAT LATEX SATIN OIL -BASE SEMI -GLOSS BC`slUtlflll
pal ler smooth a tanirad t srfrgS. Perfecl for Irving rooms, bedrooms and For kitcllens, bathrooms and wood
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Borrow our Flux
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MONACO CUSTOM .:. �. 1• c. -� 24" 2J! ZS!
t"ANo1n ALUMINUM VALANCES BLINDS �„ 4�
VENETIAN • EwellWiliftrritqual andgny
•Eticeesnlqu•ity 31" 53! !.7!
BLINDS In a variety a F _ • ei��l ,� s„ !!!
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pop" awo rs WIN designs and — • *• 44"
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Abbey Lane Shopping Centre Discoveryay gCentre pl~ � Cents
91 Rylander Blvd. $70 MNstney Rd. S.
(Between Canadian Tire 3 National Sports) Aso" lamolt of"* all.) 111110f, e2 R UWFPNq
Mon -Fri Mon Fr, Mon -h.
loam -9pm 9a^ 9pm loam 9pm
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Stn 11 a m J p m 7240%81 Sun to Noo a p m 428-1 608 Sun 12 Noon -5 p m 839-2252
Iear..
1?re9ar
To
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nme
■ obtain a new skill
■ increase your tax knowledge
■ convenient times and
ClaS S locations
Be9�n
Oct. 13
H&R BLOCK
For More Information Call:
0shawMitby 725-4563 Ajax/Pickering 686.1395
:: .:
Clair
the paint and paper people
LL WALLPAPER
NOBODY BEATS US!
• All first quality
• More current fashions
• More new colours and designs
^�'" Single Roll
EVERY IN -QT
PA' r we usually sell these patterns
for up to 11.!! single roll.
... ' Walipaper ~ expires
salttxdey Dclober stn, t11e3
Eftucltrdes borders and boot orders.
PROFE5ROW PROFE.SS10"L PROFESSIU%.{l "0FLUIO��1
LATEX SATIN LUSTRE LATEX SEMI -GLOSS LATEX PRIMER LATEX SATIN
10tyai 10, haft. imng rooms and Beautiful Kow sneer enamN Erceneni Superior sewing and h,.h4'ri; for new lova+ for living din,nq and bedrooms
cmidren s rooms A rcm uewet finish ler kitchens Dainfoorris and wood tr.m and previously painted drywall wood Washable finish Laem for easy water
Easy b apply scrubbeble and durable Easy to apply Hi-il ding scruotaDle and plaster Easy to apply Unoealade clean-up 100 s of passe' decorator
100 s of pa" colours outstanang finish 100 s of pastel coiows value •8110( colours I.81271
oualay Ia8/171
• al,ty
49
7.74 lfrwa 7.7e Lice• 176 silica 7 1r Lines
' A•lr fete 'Alter Sale ' A•w Sete ' AM Sale
/rice ileac ►flee 77.19 MICe Z1.M trite 3799
rr 7 $t CWr
PREMIUM r ;SATIN
'
_--
LATEX CEILING FLAT LATEX SATIN OIL -BASE SEMI -GLOSS BC`slUtlflll
pal ler smooth a tanirad t srfrgS. Perfecl for Irving rooms, bedrooms and For kitcllens, bathrooms and wood
Sparer resist•m Easy wader 17BafFilp dining rooms Washable finish Easy work Resists repealed scrubbings. ■■v 1�■�a��{a'
Hiles c@" rnpO Ons by create g New clean-up Hundreds ot pastil Ar "* in 100's of pastel colours. Faux 1' .l fishing
a nonglare surface (n270) colours (01227) Dries to a hard enamel finish IoM7,)
Borrow our Flux
Finish paint W00
n no cbsrBs.
::rf�ilir ala lra.
fMl.ase rrt.isss
• • e tf: ..... IN•STOCK 1" VINYL .Illtt 4P Bre er
IN -STOCK DECORATIVE i - -- �r; , .. • �.. 2Je i!!
FABRIC VENETIAN 22" :a! 7„
MONACO CUSTOM .:. �. 1• c. -� 24" 2J! ZS!
t"ANo1n ALUMINUM VALANCES BLINDS �„ 4�
VENETIAN • EwellWiliftrritqual andgny
•Eticeesnlqu•ity 31" 53! !.7!
BLINDS In a variety a F _ • ei��l ,� s„ !!!
Availem m (wr 10o beautiful Nora) • • 10' !.M 14.1!
pop" awo rs WIN designs and — • *• 44"
up to lx! . and iwie•a a 13.f!
w to 11!5 COi01X5 ralKl!I ValafK 48 ISM
• Caaoraa is M Cbr'e AM Lala lib em fW Niro 1s� f �•• 54" 14.!!
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alis larol•r Itloli•eo Reids. A11•r sty Prlba in.naa Su iaq, bewb•r 31, 191113. No MMRN RMume @LIN
SCARBOROUGH AJAX
Abbey Lane Shopping Centre Discoveryay gCentre pl~ � Cents
91 Rylander Blvd. $70 MNstney Rd. S.
(Between Canadian Tire 3 National Sports) Aso" lamolt of"* all.) 111110f, e2 R UWFPNq
Mon -Fri Mon Fr, Mon -h.
loam -9pm 9a^ 9pm loam 9pm
Sal gain 6pm Sal 9am-6pm sat 9am-6pm p�
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Zer - OPEN
r
SUNDAY
DURHAM - An Insight Cana-
da Research public opinion poll
revealed that Zero Garbage Day
was recognized by 58 per cent of
those surveyed. Can you elimi-
nate garbage going to disposal for
just one day? To achieve zero
garbage, one must reduce, reuse,
recycle, reject, refill, rehabilitate,
recover, renovate, refurbish, and
rethink.
1: is always the hope and aim
of the Recycling Council of
Ontario (RCO), sponsors of
Waste Reuuction Week (WRW),
that every municipality will par-
ticipate in this Province -wide
event with a coordinator and vol-
untecrs to involve local business-
es and residents in a variety of
WRW events.
The RCO recognizes munici-
palities for their WRW campaign.
Last year's winner of the Waste
Reduction Week Best Local
Effort award was Scugog Town-
ship and volunteer coordinator
Janet Banting. Through WRW
'92, the Scugog municipal office
and the library put up displays
and distributed literature on waste
reduction. There were supermar-
ket tours, public information sem-
inars on backyard and worm com-
posting, videos on waste manage-
ment at high schools, coloring
contests for elementary students
and collections of used clothing at
two local fire halls. With the
assistance of Scugog's Chamber
of Commerce, Janet developed an
information kit for business, dis-
tributed waste audit information
and held a contest for a waste
reduction related slogan at the
local hospital.
Metro employee Wendy Kubo-
ta created an exciting WRW event
during a Blue Jays game at the
SkyDome. Large containers were
set outside the gates to collect
used sporting equipment which is
donated to children's organiza-
tions. Last year over 700 pieces of
equipment were collected. A great
way to replay!
Country
Craft
Market has
Christmas
ideas
PICKERING - Get a head
start on Christmas shopping
during an upcoming crafts and
collectibles sale.
The fifth annual Pickering
Country Craft Market is on
Saturday, Oct. 16 and Sunday,
Oct. 17 at the The Kahn Auc-
tion Barn, Brock Rd. north of
Hwy. 2.
Artisans will be offering
hand-crafted folk art, dried
flowers, dolls, toys, wooden
furniture, pottery, miniature
paintings, stained glass, Vic-
torian accessories, teddy
bears, chocolates and much
more.
Hand -carved fish, one -of -
a -kind teddy bears, tic tac toe
games, lingerie, stained-glass
lamps and hand -carved Santas
are just a few of thousands of
crafts and decorating acces-
sories that will be on display.
Show hours are 10 a.m. to
5 p.m. both days. Admission
is $2 and children under 12
will be admitted free. For
more information, call 649-
3597.
ECYCLER'S
EPORT
>I
Most communities don't have
much money for advertising, but
that won't stop a group of dedicat-
ed volunteer recyclers. They will
hang posters; create their own
advertisement; write press releas-
es: strive to get the 3Rs message
on plaza marquees; contact local
media with contest ideas; and con-
duct press tours at the recycling
depot and local pro -active indus-
tries.
Maybe you can't reduce your
garbage to zero. But you can help
protect the environment by prac-
tising the 3Rs everyday. Your
efforts do make a difference.
WRW receives financial sup-
port from corporate sponsors and
the Ontario ministry of the envi-
ronment and energy.
Let's be garbage free in '93.
The future is Rs!
TIP: When visiting a bakery or
donut shop, take in your own
reusable cookie tin or other suit-
able container.
COMING EVENTS: Oct. 6
Ajax. Regular meeting of
Durham's All R's Centre. For
location and details, call 686-
0633.
Oct. 21-24, Windsor. Interna-
tional Joint Commission is spon-
soring the event "Protect the Great
Lakes. Stop Persistent Toxic Pol-
lution." For details, call
SEAFOODSTEAK &
r► .HOUSE
Enjoy This Week's Specials: Monday thru Saturday
New York Steak & Breaded Shrimp
$12.95
Roast Prime Rib 16 oz.
$10.95
Seafood Platter for One
$11.95
Chicken & Ribs
$12.95
Halibut Steak Dinner
$ 9.95
All items above include garlic bread, chef salad. choice of potato or rice, fresh vegetables.
"Come to Lancelot's and have a knight to
remember"
Ask about our banquet facilities 1 11` 1 MOLKS: Nm -Fri. 1136390 Lunch
1527 Bayly St., Rckenng Mon. -Thur. 4.9610:00 Dinner
839.2954 M Fri. 4.9611:00 S&L -!c061190 Dinner
calery
Banquet Claus 10:00 A.M.
YOU CAN EAT FOR AS LITTLE AS YOU CAN AT HOME
Breakfast Special (Sat. & Sun.) $249
EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK
TWO CAN DINE FOR $1299
Dinner Chokes: Filet of Sole, Beef Liver, Mimed Sidoin Stale, Lasagna,
Spaghetti, Fish i Chips, Steak on a Kalew.
PICKERING TOWN CENTRE, 839-2507
PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX AQUATICS
�� • res.• �;.• T
Town of Pickering Department of 1 ==
Community Services & Facilities
2'3o'M�I IR
• Seasonal Or Annual Terms
• Prepaid Admission To All Public And Adult Swim
f' ti Periods
'IS,I • Whirlpool And Sauna (Adults Only) Q)
• Membership Changerooms (Adults Only)
• Swim at both Complex and Dunbarton Pools
AFFORDABLE
10th Anniversary
"SEASONAL"
FAMILY FUN
SPECIAL
(0c;c.,9�;
SUNDAY, OCT. 10k
(Vahc Au7
&W beton Oct 15/03 and
RESIDENT 40N-RESDENT
RESIDENT NONAESIDENT
YOUTH
$30.00 $32.50
$27.00 $30.00
ADULT
545.00 550.00
$40.50 544.75
FAMILY
$75.00 $SO.DO
$67.50 $74.25
SENIOR/DISABLED
s3o.00 $32.50
$27.00 $30.00
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For details to purchase a
SWIM MEMBERSHIP
Contact our friendly staff at the
Rec. Complex
831-1711 or 683-6582
GUARANTEED TOP OF THE UNE SERVICE - NO HIDDEN COSTS
OPEN HOUSE 194 CATS
Kitty Cat rides for the kids
®�,
4 P%+,
SUNDAY, OCT. 10k
&W beton Oct 15/03 and
AB[M(C
G" your 11450" Cat Cash
PICKERING MARINE
$
HWY.401 Y
1644 BAYLY ST.
(just wit of Bruck ad ) 837-0653
e�Ttr m
Pickering shuts
down on Friday
PICKERING - Residents are reminded that virtually all Town ser-
vices will shut down Friday to achieve payroll savings demanded by
provincial social contrac! legislation.
There'll be no bus service, no garbage pick-up, and doors will be
closed at libraries, the recreation complex and the civic complex. Operat-
ing as usual will be the fire department and crossing guards, while the
public works department will have a skeleton crew on duty in case of
emergencies.
The closures will also be in effect Nov. 11, Dec. 24 and Dec. 31 of
this year, as well as several days each year until 1996, to enable the
Town to save a total of S1.7 million in salaries as demanded by Queen's
Park.
00
Battery power
Automotive batteries are the name of the game at Pickering
Battery, a new shop open for business at 1750 Plummer St.,
Pickering. Reconditioned batteries sell for $30 to $35, while
new ones can be had for $50 to $70. Vic Hammer and Chris-
tine Elliot are among staff members waiting to serve you. Call
839-9384.
ONTARIO
GOVERNMENT NOTICE
NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT OF HIGHWAY STUDY
HIGHWAY 427 FROM CAMPUS ROADTASKEN DRIVE
TO STEELES AVENUE
THE STUDY
The Ministry of Transportation (MTO) has initiated a detail design study
under W P 615-89-00. to examine improvements to the Highway 427
from Campus Road'Fasken Drive to Steeles Avenue in the Cities of
Etobicoke and Mississauga.
Subject to the final outcome of the study. the ministry is proposing to
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Society of the poppy received at the Acaetione and Lodge
DEVONPORT, Tom - On Stn-
Home, Whitby, 668-3410. Iniiennent
(Royal Canadian Legion Branch 322
day, Oct 3, 1993. Tom, loving htLs-
band of Teresa. Dear father of Mar-
at St John's Port Whitby Cemetery.
LEE, Thelrrts Ens - Died peace-
Life Member, Sergeant W.W . II,
Ontario Tank Regiment) - At the
the Abbeimer
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lene. Friends will be received at the
Accettone Lodge Funeral
fully at home on Friday, Oct. 1,
Bowmanville Memorial Hospital on
VENMAN, Albert - On Tues- Ajax (428-9090) on Wednesday
day, Oct. 5. 1993, at the Ajax and from 2 to 4 pm. and 7 to 9 pm. Ser -
and
Home, 384 Fmley Ave., Ajax (428-
1993. Beloved mother of Dorothy
and her husband Justin Williams,
Monday, OCL 4, 1993. Jim Sullivan,
loving husband of Allie. Dear fattier
Pickering General Hospital. Albert, vice in the chapel on Thursday, Oct.
9090) on Wednesday, Oct 6 from 6
Rev. Lester, Patrick, and Richard
of Robert and his wife Phyllis, Don
loving husband of Pearl. Dear fattier 7. Please call 428-9090 for time of
p.m. until time of service in the
and his wife Lynn. Predeceased by
and his wife Patricia Jo -Anne and
of Janice. Brent. Kent and Wade. service. Interment Pine Ridge
Cemetery.
chapel at 8:15 pm.
son Carlton, who is survived by wife
her husband Joe Lafleur. Beloved
Cyrandfather of 12 and great -grand-
DOYLE, Margaret Mary
Cynthia. Dear grandmother of
grandfather of seven grandchildren.
(Lane, Richards) - Peacefully, with
Andrew, Joy, Tracey, Robert, Bar-
predeceased by Pam, and great -
grace and dignity, at Centenary
bara and Brenda. Sister of George
grarxitather of five. Mr. Sullivan will
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Chin. Inez Chong, and Esmie
rest at McFachnie Funeral Heine. 28
1993. Beloved wife of Sid and pre-
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Pickering Village
began as one
man's dream
Timothy Rogers was a man
with a dream. His dream was to
settle an area of land now known
as Pickering Village. In 1807 Mr.
Rogers started to pursue his
dream.
He was well known because he
brought families from Pennsylva-
nia up to Pickering Village to
populate the area. These families
were known as Quakers. They
were extremely independent and
did not rely on other people to
build facilities for them. They
built their own Quaker meeting
house which stands at the comer
of Mill St. and Hwy. 2. It is now
used as a Masonic lodge.
Mr. Rogers was able to start
Pickering Village after being sold
850 acres of land by David Smith,
Surveyor General of Upper Cana-
da. Mr. Rogers, in turn, sold
parcels of land to Quaker families.
He eventually brought enough
families up to Pickering Village.
He then had to provide th,,m with
employment. He did .lat by open-
ing wheat mills and other build-
ings near his house.
As students of Lincoln Alexan-
der Public School, we were enthu-
siastic about interviewing village
resident, Morley Shortt. Mr.
Shortt is the great, great, great
grandson (on his mother' side) of
Timothy Rogers. He is very
knowledgeable about the contri-
butions made by the Rogers fami-
ly.
"You understand the Rogers
family were responsible for pro-
viding the ground and arranging
for the building of Pickering Col-
lege," Mr. Shortt reminded us.
Pickering College was a highly
regarded private school that was
attended by students from many
parts of the world. The college
burned to the ground in 1966.
The Friends cemetery is a
Quaker cemetery rear the old
meeting house. This is where
many members of the Rogers
family are buried. Some of the
graves in the cemetery date back
10 1808.
After years of hard work, Tim-
othy Rogers' dream came true.
Pickering Village might not be
here today were it not for Mr.
Rogers' vision.
Sharon Murdoch
and Jeff Sinclair
Taking a trip down
memory lane
Highway 2 started as a single
lane dirt road that was built under
the orders of John Graves Simcoe
in 1800. It was built because there
was fear that the Americans
would take over Canada. Simcoe
ordered that a road be built from
Kingston to Toronto that couldn't
be seen from the lake. This road
would be used by Canadian troops
in the event of an American
attack. That's how we got
Kingston Road, also named Hwy.
2.
Mrs. Jessica Prest lives in the
old gatehouse of Pickering Col-
lege, a home that fronts on to this
busy road. She has lived there
long enough to be very aware of
the radical changes brought about
by the road's widening. In fact,
when asked what she might
change about the village, her
response was, "Well, I wish the
four -lane highway had gone
around the village. I would
change that and have it back to a
single lane residential street and
have the highway around the Vil-
lage."
Kevin Hodgkinson and Ann
Marie Strzekzyk
t
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School project has students
studying Voices in the Village
The Grades 7-8 class at Lin-
coln Alexander Public School
will be spending this year study-
ing all of our subjects through the
various forms of media and tech-
nology.
We'll be learning to use cam-
corders, to work with sophisticat-
ed computer programs, to devel-
op our own photographs and,
hopefully, to write clearly and
effectively for a variety of audi-
ences.
This section of the News
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Lincoln Alexander
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Changing medicine
Dr. Atkinson was a medical
student and an intern for two
years at Toronto East General
Hospital. She moved to Pickering
Village in 1961, and has been
practicing in the Village ever
since. When we asked her if she'd
ever considered moving to anoth-
er town, she told us that "one
doesn't move around in medicine
that much." Besides, she really
enjoys living and working in
Pickering Village.
Dr. Atkinson told us about
some of the changes in medicine
that she has seen over the years.
The Ajax Pickering Hospital was
originally a wooden structure with
a brick extensiun. In 1961 it was
an all -brick building. Now, within
the next few weeks, the doctors
will be able to move into yet
another big and beautiful new
addition.
The nature of medical care has
also changed dramatically. New
antibiotics treat and cure all sorts
of infections and rashes. There are
new methods for treating hyper-
tension.
Ultrasound and the CAT scan
are two relatively new techniques.
They've made a significant differ-
ence in our ability to recognize
pathology in hidden parts of the
body.
Certain surgeries that require
long anaesthetics and several days
in hospital are now done with new
techniques that require patients to
only be admitted for a day.
All of these advances have
extended and enriched the quality
of our lives. They've also, of
course, created a whole new set of
ethical questions. What is realistic
investigation? When is a treat-
ment adequate, and when is it too
much? It will be really interesting
to see how our society responds to
these new challenges in the com-
ing years.
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in°'the' Village
Buiuldmings tell
Some people have lived in used to hang out at Dan's Restau-
Pickering Village for so long that rant, drinking sodas and playing
if you ask them a question you can the jukebox. That was the safest
be ready for some funny and inter- thing for a teenager to do in those
esung stories. days because the Village was so
Take Ruth Reinhardt for small and everyone knew you so
instance. She owns a tea and gift well that it was very difficult to
shop called Tomorrow's Trea- keep secrets from your parents.
sures. The shop is in her old family Mrs. Reinhardt also commented
home, the home that she was born on all the stores that are gone.
in on Church St. S. in the Village. "We used to have two grocery
Mrs. Reinhardt has fond memo- stores and two drugstores, and two
ries of many Village buildings that hardware stores, and two butcher
no longer exist. Although she shops. There aren't the stores now.
enjoys the Village as it is today, People go to big malls now. There
she misses some of the old build- isn't that sort of friendly going to
ings. As she says, "the old build- the store where everyhodv knows
ings are part of the history of the you."
Town, so when you tear those Pickering Village used to have
down, you lose part of your histo- a town hall, located richt where
R'' Kingston Rd. and Old Kingston
What buildings are gone" As Rd. verge. The town hall had a
teenagers Ruth and her friends large bell up in the top. The bell
Retired teacher
remembers when
Dorothy Westney started
teaching at the Pickering Contin-
uation School in the same year
that war was declared on Ger-
many. She claims there wasn't
any connection.
Ctrs. Westney began by teach-
ing Grades 1 through I in a single
classroom. For this she received
the princely stipend of S750 per
year. When she retired 34 -,ears
later, she was earning double that
amount each month.
When asked about changes in
the Village. Mrs. Westney identi-
fied improvements in the educa-
tional facilities as being very pos-
itive. Other changes, such as the
loss of farmland as it is turned
into residential areas, bothers
Mrs. Westney but she is philo-
sophical. She says, "I feel that
this is very good farmland and
it's a shame to coyer it all up with
pavement, but you can understand
why people want to live near
Toronto. It's so much easier to
get to work from this locality, so
it's quite understandable that this
is what is going to happen. I
wouldn't necessarily call it
progress, but I think it is
inevitable."
Mrs. Westney has worked very
hard to make sure that changes
will benefit the community. For
example, she was first president
of the Ajax Pickering Hospital's
Women's Auxilian t,from 1951-
195-4 �.
The auxiliary furnishing a
nurse's residence so that nurses
wouldn't have to make the lone
trek from Hw-y. ? to the hosTttal.
Remember that there was no bus
sen -ice in those days.
Mrs. Westney sees the biggest
change in the movement of peo-
ple through the Village. Local
stores close down because of the
easier parking and greater variety
offered in large malls. Houses are
sold and resold. "It's a changing
area now to what it was when it
was just a little village and people
were stationary there. !nowadays
people live in the Village and
work in Toronto or Oshawa or
somewhere else, and the Village
ends up being the bedroom of the
other areas...
Mrs. Westney has seen a great
man,, changes in the 53 years she
has spent here. We were
impressed that she has remained
so open and accepting of the new
things that have happened. As she
says. "We can't turn the wheels
back. New people have brought in
a variety of interests, ways of liv-
ing, and different nationalities. I
think this is good."
Karyn Gottschalk
and Davis Bass
Chilling experience
p
Allan and Dorothy Miller's experience in the Arctic is something
that Mrs. Miller will never forget. It started when Dorothy married
Allan in St. George's Church, June 1, 1943.
After the wedding, the two of them headed to the Arctic so that
Mr. Miller could begin his war duty. The Arctic may seem a strange
place for war duty, but Mr. Miller was a meteorologist, and weather
conditions needed to be monitored.
Two articles appeared in the local Village paper when Mr. and
Mrs. Miller left. One was tided, "Shrouded in War Secret. Teacher
and Hubby to be all set for Lonely Life". The other was titled
'Toronto Teacher and Meteorologist Leave for Isolated Post after
June I st Wedding"
Living in the Arctic would be pretty difficult if you don't like
cold weather, but the couple faithfully fulfilled their duties. Their
house was the abandoned Mounted Police barracks, and they lived in
the Inuit settlement. The only supplies that they received arrived
once a year by boat, so they had to make very good use of all they
had.
After two and a half years of what must have been a chilling
experience, Mrs. Miller and her husband returned to the tranquility
of Pickering Village.
Rosanna Smyth and Mike Sokolowski
tale of Town's history
rang every hour, as well as when-
ever there was a fire. All the volun-
teer firemen would run to the
firetruck and go to the fire. They'd
go all over Pickering Township to
fires everywhere. Christmas
pageants and other special events
were all held in the town hall.
The buildings in Pickering Vil-
lage were so well known that num-
bers were rarely used. "You just
knew, you always knew where
somebody lived. The houses had
the same names of the people that
lived there. You didn't go to 13
Church St. You went to the Law
house.,,
Mrs. Reinhardt added, .,You
always want to keep where you
grew up looking the same, and it
can't stay the same, but you'd like
it to because that's how you
remember it."
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in""the Village
Artist captures
Village on canvas
The Pickering Village Festival
was started in an effort to raise a
little extra money for the village.
Ruby Fenton is one lady who has
been a tremendous help to the fes-
tival.
Mrs. Fenton is an artist. She
does pen and ink sketches of old
Village houses. These sketches are
printed on plates, and the plates are
sold at the festival.
Mrs. Fenton started her art
work when she was in school. She
believes that her art ability is very
much due to the excellent art
teaching she had in elementary
school. She says that in those days
art was really taught. We don't dis-
agree, but we think Mrs. Fenton
probably had a good measure of
talent to complement the excellent
teaching.
When Mrs. Fenton first started
drawing old Village houses, she
worked in oils. But she felt they
were too messy and muddy look-
ing. Black ink, she discovered, was
the best medium for showing the
detail and beauty of the old homes.
Mrs. Fenton works from sketch-
es that she has made of a house,
and also from photographs. The
photos are especially helpful when
she wants to work late at night. If
she worked steadily, each sketch
would probably take about 48
hours to complete. Even working
only when she wants to, Mrs. Fen-
ton has completed dozens of beau-
tiful pieces of artwork.
While Pickering Village has
historical buildings that Mrs. Fen-
ton has yet to draw, she confided
to us that there's one building in
particular that she has always
wanted to do. Mrs. Fenton once
travelled through Whitby, Picker-
ing and Scarborough — in Eng-
land. Pickering, England has a cas-
tle. Mrs. Fenton made some
sketches and she plans, someday,
to give Pickering, Ontario its very
own rendering of 'Pickering' Cas-
tle.
Elaine Young
and Tammy ,%IcKinnon
Pickering Village in Ajax?
All of the residents that we interviewed would have preferred
Pickering Village to be part of the Town of Pickering rather than the
Town of Ajax. Mrs. Bongard gave us this statement:
"I didn't like to see the village become part of Ajax for the very
reason that you lost your name. The village was the original Picker-
ing and when we became part of Ajax, we lost the name and the
Town of Pickering got it. We should have gone with the Town of
Pickering. We couldn't stay by ourselves — we were too small. But
it was wrong changing it to Ajax. It should have been changed to
Pickering and gone the other way."
Alex Kostic and Tricia Ramnauth
Town of Pickering
Department of Community
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Pickering High a first
Doug and Beth Kettle came
to Pickering Village in 1961 so
that Mr. Keele could work as
vice-principal at Pickering High
School. After three years as
vice-principal, Mr. Kettle was
promoted to principal of the
same school — a position he
held until 1972.
Mr. Kettle enjoyed his work
at Pickering High School
because he has always liked
children. As he says, "if you like
children and dealing with them,
being a teacher is a very good
occupation. So we had a good
time at the school. Life as a
teacher is never dull. There was
always something new or differ-
ent happening every day."
This was particularly true at
Pickering. Pickering High
School was built in 1951, and
was the first high school in the
area. It was the result of a vision
shared by eight men — farmers
and other community members.
They gave their time and effort
to the planning of the school.
When the building was com-
pleted, Grade 13 was finally
available in Pickering Village.
Before that time, students could
attend the continuation school to
Grade 12, but then would have
to go to Whitby or Scarborough
if they wanted to complete a
final year of high school.
In the earliest days of Picker-
ing High School, teachers were
paid more money to teach there
than at any other school in
Ontario. This was because Pick-
ering was the first school to have
students bussed in. The school
board believed that paying top
dollars would entice the best
teachers to come to Pickering.
Mr. Kettle knew all of the
students in his school. He says
that was easy when there were
only a few hundred, but as bus-
ing and new housing develop-
ments brought more and more
students to Pickering. it became
veru difficult to know everyone.
Now, principals find out about
the troublemakers and the very
high achievers, but often don't
get to know the ones in the mid-
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Longtime resident dedicated
to the Village community
Marguerite O'Connor is a
worker, and has been since the
day she was born.
She grew up on the O'Connor
farm at the intersection of Ross -
land and Lakeridge Roads. Like
most other children she had
chores to do, and every morning
she walked to school. She is the
oldest of 10 children — five boys
and five girls.
Marguerite's great grandfather
took part in building St. Francis
de Salles church. That's probably
why the church is first on her list
of priorities. She belongs to many
St. Francis de Salles
Church lives on
Helen O'Connor's great
grandfather helped build St.
Francis de Salles church: a
church of which Miss O'Connor
is still a proud and very active
member.
Miss O'Connor remembers the
days of living on her family's
farm at Rossland and Lakeridge
Rd. She and her nine brothers
and sisters would walk the two or
three miles into Whitby for
school or shopping, but every
Sunday the family would make
the extra long trek to Pickering
Village for church.
St. Francis de Salles was com-
pleted in 1771 at a cost of
S7.000. The church was named
for St. Francis, the patron saint of
Catholic journalists and writers
throughout the world.
This year, St. Francis de Salles
celebrates its 123rd birthday.
Other than some renovation and
redecoration in 1965, you'll find
St. Francis in its original condi-
tion. It is a very well preserved
historical building, with beautiful
stained glass windows. The fami-
lies who helped to build it,
including the O'Connors, have
left Pickering Village a very spe-
cial legacy.
Robyn Dunlop
and Geoff Hughes
Exciting history
Isobel Westwood, a senior citi-
zen in the Village, agreed to let us
interview her. She and her hus-
band have lived hem for 35 years
and have seen many changes.
According to Mrs. Westwood,
the history is exciting and interest-
ing. She talked about things like
the change in the highway, the
noise level, and the increase in
population.
Mrs. Westwood gave us some
interesting information about
changes in medical care. We
learned that when she was young,
the doctors gave you separate
medical insurance from your fam-
ily. You could call the doctor and
he/she would come to your house
and treat you. Then you would
pay the doctor up front.
People didn't usually go to the
doctor if they had a cold. Those
things were treated at home with
remedies made by Grandma.
Today, Mrs. Westwood believes,
people go to the doctor for the
tiniest things. They don't realize
that others could have more
important causes.
Marie McGrath
and Ryan Martin
Accepting change
e
There was a cornfield, then a
pari[ with a baseball diamond and
basketball court. Now there is a
school. Some people describe this
as a change that should not have
been made because they wanted to
preserve Pickering Village's vil-
lage kook.
But most understand that
change is a necessary and
inevitable companion to growth in
technology and population. They
welcome the change, just as they
welcome our new school — Lin-
coln Alexander Public School.
This is certainly the feeling of
Mrs. Madill. She comments, "I like
to hear the sound of the kids play-
ing at recess and noon, and at
night, the ball games — it's sort of
a happy noise with all of the people
cheering and with the lights you
can still see all the green grass and
the trees and everything out of our
kitchen window, and I like thaL"
Ketan Patel
Beautiful environment
"Pickering Village has
always been a beautiful environ-
ment"
This was the sentiment
expressed by one longtime resi-
dent of the Village, and shared
by many others.
We learned so many interest-
ing things in our study of the
history of our community. For
example, did you know that the
Italian restaurant, Casa Verde,
used to be a nursing home for
babies? And that even earlier it
was a spot for rum runners to
hide illegal liquor?
It is difficult to imagine Pick -
ening Village as mostly fields,
some houses, and a few small
stores and businesses. But that's
exactly how it looked for many
of the almost 200 years of our
community's history.
We hope that you find our
articles about the Village infor-
mative and interesting. Maybe
you can pick a beautiful fall day
sometime soon to come and
wander the Village. Better yet,
there's a Village walking tour
being offered by the Historical
Board on Oct. 16. Please join us.
Kristal Kent
and Robin Walker
organizations and takes part in a
variety of community activities.
For example, Ms. O'Connor is a
member of the Catholic Women's
League, and is president of the
Pickering Village Seniors.
Ms. O'Connor was on the Ajax
library board for 161/2 years. That
takes real commitment. She is
also a co-founder of Amnesty
International which stands for the
rights or prisoners to justice and a
fair trial. That organization has
been in existence for 16 years.
She has also been working for
the Buy A Bed campaign at Ajax
Pickering Hospital.
We could go on all day about
the organizations Ms. O'Connor
belongs to, but our focus in this
article was to show you what a
strong and dedicated person Mar-
guerite O'Connor is, and to prove
once more that one person can
make a difference.
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DURHAM - Crime Stoppers
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solving an assault causing bodily
harm in Oshawa on Saturday,
June 26.
At 1:15 a.m., a man and his
wife were driving through the
intersection of Mitchell Ave. and
Drew St., when they saw a male
beating up a young woman. The
driver stopped his vehicle,
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Doors open at 11:45 a.m.,
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Three other males got out of a
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The driver suffered numerous
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- right eye discolored and
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boxer inducted into Hall of Fame
By AL RIV>E'TT
Sports Reporter
AJAX - An Ajax fighter was honored by his
peers when he was inducted into the Canadian Box-
ing Hall of Fame in Toronto Saturday.
Willy Featherstone, 35, the five -time Canadian
and four -time Commonwealth light heavyweight
boxing champion, was recognized for his achieve-
ment in the sport at a special dinner at the Hamilton
Convention Centre.
" I feel good, really good about it," says Feather-
stone, who bowed out of boxing in 1988 after los-
ing his Commonwealth tide defence to Australian
Guy Wavers. "VA'hen you look back, it makes you
feel good to know that people did appreciate what I
did When I look at myself in the mirror, I know I
did as good as I could and went as far as I could in
boxing.,.
Featherstone was one of eight inductees into the
Canadian Boxing Hall of Fame this year. He's one
of the youngest, if not the youngest
Jack Duggan, vice-president of the Canadian
Boxing Hall of Fame, says Featherstone is very
deserving of his place among the best boxers ever
to We on the gloves in Canada.
"You can't take anything away from the fact that
he was very likeable, a very good citizen. He came
to put on a good show all the time, he was always in
top physical condition and he won numerous Cana-
dian and Commonwealth titles and boxed for the
world title. Yew couldn't have a record as good as
that. He's very deserving. That's quite evident."
Featherstone's boxing career spanned 19 years.
As an amateur boxer, he compiled an admirable
record of I I I wins and 12 losses, using his devas-
tating punches to capture numerous provincial and
national titles. He would later emerge as the top
middleweight at the North American Amateur Box-
ing Championships in Montreal in 1976.
During his professional career, Featherstone suc-
cessfully defended his Canadian light heavyweight
title five times.
NEWS ADVERTISER
The most memorable bout of his career was
against Roddy McDowell at Toronto's Varsity
Arena in August of 1986.
"There were a lot of hard feelings going into that
fight. A lot of people thought we were putting it
on," said Featherstone in an interview with the
News Advertiser earlier this year. " I said to myself
that 'he's going to have to shoot me or kill me, but
he's not going to beat me'. That was the highlight
of my career. I couldn't get up for anything else, not
even the Commonwealth or the world title."
Featherstone fought for the World Boxing Asso-
ciation (WBA) light heavyweight title against
defending champ Virgil Hill in Bismarck, North
Dakota on Nov. 11, 1988. Hill stopped Feather-
stone in the 10th round, after having knocked him
down for the first time in his career in the third
round.
Featherstone lives in Ajax with his wife Alice
and three children Ashley, Jacob and Jessa, and
runs his own business, Willy's Appliance Service.
orts
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Willy Featherstone, shown
here in his boxing heyday,
was inducted into the
Canadian Boxing Hall of
Fame on Saturday.
Capital Punishment takes its toll
Pickering threesome wins championship at first News Advertiser Street Hockey Challenge
AJAX - Capital Punishment
wiped out five teams at the inaugu-
ral Ajax -Pickering .News Advertis-
er Three -On -Three Street Hockey
Challenee here Sunday.
The Capital Punishment team.
consisting of captain Matt John-
ston, brother Ryan Johnston and
Jeff Drohan, all of Pickering,
emerged as champions of the 28 -
squad tourney at the Ajax Commu-
nity Centre's lacrosse box.
In the championship final, Cap-
ital Punishment blanked the Bruins
fI team 2-0 in an exciting, fast -
paced contest decided late in the
game with two quick coals off the
sticks of Drohan anis Matt John -
Bobby Jordan of the 3 B's team tries to intercept the ball from Cutting Edge's Chris Perrotte during sec-
ond -round action of the Three -On -Three Street Hockey Challenge Sunday. The 3 B's won 3-2.
photo by Ron Pietroniro
TM complete result of the toMMI'ertl, sponsored by the
News Advertiser and the Town of AM on Sunday.
FIRST ROUND
Smith SL SUN= 4 vs. Warriors 2; Generals 1 vs. Noake
Borttlh" 0 (dsluflt); Smdan' Clow 1 vs. Bruins (Chas B.)
0: Capital Punishment 5 vs. Back to Basic& 1; Bruins
(Terry B.) 4 vs. Lightning 2: Ravenscrott Rowdies 6 vs.
Street Shooters 4; Bruins N (Rick S.) 7 vs. Dead Wires 3;
Pickering Post Butasr 5 vs. Strike Fora 4; Bray Drive
Brawlers 7 vs. The 3 B's 0; Halt Moon Squares 6 vs. Cut.
ung Edge 1; Rumors Rams g vs. Lucas Lara Islanders 3;
Vper 4 vs. Draw Team 3 (shoot-out); Street Heat 6 vs.
DereKs Damon 2; Bowinisisiv 4 vs. Lucas Lara Light-
ning 3.
tad ROUND . CONSOLATION SIDE
Warriors 1 vs. Noake Boneers 0 (default); Bade
to Basics 3 vs. Bruins (Chris B.) 2; Street
ShooW 12 vs. Lightning 1; Dead Wings 6 vs.
Strike Force 3; 3 B's 3 vs. Cutting Edge 2;
Dream Team 4 vs. Lucas Lane Islanders 3;
Lucas Lane Lightning 3 vs. Dwsks Demons 2.
2nd ROUND-CHANlPIONSF6P SIDE
Smith St. Bug" 2 vs. Generals 0; Capital Pun-
ishment 3 vs. Smokin' Crow 2; Bruns (Terry B)
5 vs. Hart Moon Squares 3; Bruins II (Rick S.) 3
vs. Pickering Post Busters 2; Bray Drive
Brawlers 7 vs. Ravenscrott Rowdies 6; Rumors
Rams 5 vs. Vipers 4; Street Heat 6 vs.
Bouwrrover 2.
3rd ROUND -CONSOLATION SIDE
Bye: Street Shooter; Back To Basic 3 vs. War-
riors 2; Dead Wings 6 vs. The 3 B's 2; Dream
Team 5 vs. Lucas Lane Islanders 0.
Bye: Street Heat; Capital Punishment 10 vs.
Smith St. Buts 1: Bruins II (Rick S.) 5 vs. Bru-
ins (Terry B.) 2; Rumors Rams 6 vs. Bray Drive
Brawlers 4.
Street Shooters 3 vs. Back To Basis 2; Dream
Team 2 vs. Dead Wings 1.
SEY-R • S . CHAW40MMP SIDE
Capitat Punshmant 5 vs. Street Heat 2; Bruns
II (Rick S.) 5vs. Rumors Rams 3.
CONSOLATION RNAL
Dream Team 2 vs. Strew Shooters 0.
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Capital Punishment 2 vs. Bruns II (Rick S.) 0.
Ston. Ryan Johnston was steady in
the nets to earn the shutout.
The first Three -On -Three Street
Hockey Challenge, co-sponsored
by the Town of Ajax, raised more
than S500 for the Ajax and Picker-
ing Big Brothers.
The Capital Punishment squad
won five games in the toumey to
capture the title. For their efforts,
players on the winning squad each
received S50 gift certificates,
along with championship plaques.
Meanwhile, the Dream Team of
Ajax made up of brothers John and
Steven Erskine and Paul Russell,
defeated another Ajax squad, the
Strait Shooters, 2-0 to capture the
consolation champi-
onship. John Erskine
scored both goals in
the winning cause.
The Dream Team
rebounded from a
tough loss to the
Vipers in the first-
round game to win
the consolation title.
The Dream Team
dropped a 4-3 deci-
sion with the win-
ning marker coming
during a shoot-out to
break a 3-3 draw.
However, the Dream
Team bounced back
to win three consecu-
tive games to
advance to the con-
solation final.
As consolation
champs, each mem-
ber of the Dream
Team received $25
gift certificates.
The News Adver-
tiser thanks referees
Tom Kaufmann,
Trevor Harrison and
Brad Lucas for an
outstanding job of
officiating the tour-
nament; Big Broth-
ers Andy Carnovale,
Joe Marks, Norbert Altenstad,
Martin Bouwmeister, Rob Nevers,
Bob Ivers, George Alphonso and
Rob Wamer for helping with the
timing and storekeeping of the
games; Town of Pickering director
of community services and facili-
ties Tom Quinn and deputy direc-
tor of parks and facilities Everett
BunLsma for donation of the nets;
Town of Ajax deputy director of
parks and recreation Brian Skinner
for donating the lacrosse box; St.
John's Ambulance personnel for
their assistance; and last, but not
least, the 28 teams which turned
out to mak; the tournament a suc-
cess.
Capital Punishment emerged as the
champs of the News Advertisers Three -
on -Three Street Hockey Challenge. The
happy team members are, from left, Jeff
Drohan, Ryan Johnston and Matt John-
ston.
Photo by Ron Pietroniro
THE nEws AD'YglxrltS W WED, OCrOM 6, 11"34PAGE 27•A
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KERING • The Dunbarbn
School Spartans senior
soccer team came up empty
consolation finals of its
urnament on the weekend.
Spartans were defeated by
Henry Carr of Toronto 5-1
consolation game of the
non Classic Soccer Tour -
which ended Saturday at
ng's Kinsmen Park.
Father Henry
Carr scored three
goals in the
early going of
the contest to
put the Spartans
on the ropes.
Ryan O'Connor
the Ione Dunbarton goal.
n't think our team was up
" says Spartans' coach
ozzi, whose charges were
d after losing a hard -
championship quarter -
test 1-0 to Martingrove
to from Etobicoke.
tourney, reportedly the
high school soccer event
Province, attracted 32
hams and 16 junior squads
a�Cross the Metro Toronto
orad w; far away as Sudbury.
barton advanced to the
on final after defeating
High School 2-0 in the
cation semi-final. Barry
scored one of the Dun -
goals.
pool play last Wednesday,
qualified for the play-
off round after posting a record of
W
wins and a loss. After drop -
2, -0
rop-
s1-0 decision to Scarbor-
oburn, the Spartans
Northern of Toronto 2-0
and game on goals by
neve and Jason Kajh.
n then nipped Don Mills
a goal by Ryan O'Connor.
championship of the
ivision was won by Agin -
ho defeated Marungrove
r the title. In the junior
Mother Theresa of Scar -
h defeated York Region's
Heart 2-0 in the final.
lozzi, who also organized the throughout the four-day event.
tournament, says the calibre of the "It was definitely high cali-
soccer was extremely good bre," says lozzi. "We had teams
thers drop third consecutive game
KERING - The Pickering Panthers rernnain winless after three games in
tro Junior 'A' Hockey League schedule.
Panthers played on the road against the Richmond Hill Riot Sunday
losing 6-1.
kering outplayed Richmond Hill for two periods, but were unable to
rt on scoring chances.
e just didn't have any snipers," says Panthers' GM Jim Bricknell whoa
has scored only four goals in its first three league contests.
ul Brooks scowd for Pickering with Daryl Bricknell earning an assist.
ening also suffered a 7-1 loss to the Caledon Canadians at the Picker -
Complex on Friday.
Canadians led throughout the contest, holding a 2-
ge after the first period. Caledon added two goals in
second and finished the job with a trio of third -pen -
markers to record their second win in as many games.
The Panthets fall to 0-2 m their first two league games. Pickering dropped
-2 decision to due Kingston voyageurs on Saftsday, Sept 26 at the league's
liege Weekend in North Yak
Scoring the lone Pickering goal against Caiedon was Jason Reed with a
u -period goal. Brian Durand and Mark Havery drew assists
The Panthers' next borne game is against North York at the Picketing
creation Complex on Sunday. Oct 10. Game time is 7:30 p.m.
Curlers Wanted
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Iozzi thanks sponsors Licks of
Pickering, JMT Metrosports, Adi-
das, National Sports of Pickering
and LOEB for their contributions
to the tournament.
THE CORPORATION OF THE
TOWN OF AJAX
PUBLIC NOTICE
Take notice that the Council of the Corporation of the Town
of Ajax proposes to enact a by-law to stop up and close
and transfer those parts of a street set out and described
as follows:
ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel and tract of land
lying in the Town of Ajax in the Region of Durham, formerly
in the Township of Pickering, in the County of Ontario as
shown on Plan of Survey of Part of Lots 11 and 12,
Concession 2, and more particularly, described as Block
158 on Registered Plan 40M-1213.
The proposed by-law will come before the said Council for
consideration at its regular meeting at the Ajax Municipal
Complex, in the Town of Ajax, on the 18th day of October,
1993, at 7:30 p.m., and at that time Council will hear in
person, or by his counsel, solicitor or agent, any person
who claims that his lands will be prejudicially affected, and
who applies to be heard.
The subject lands is the walkway running between Lachlan
Drive and Hettersley Crescent. The purpose of the by-law
is to close and transfer these lands to the adjacent
property owners. Plans can be viewed at the offices of the
undersigned during normal business hours.
Dated at Ajax this 15th day of September, 1993
A.T. Hodges, C.M.O., C.M.C.
Clerk
Corporation of the Town of Ajax
65 Harwood Avenue South
Ajax, Ontario
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Naraine Datt of Pickering is all smiles after writing a poem for
Queen Elizabeth and receiving a reply. A note from Balmoral
Castle, written b a Lad
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PICKERING - Police are
looking for three men follow-
ing a hold-up Monday night at
the Subway sandwich shop on
Kingston Rd.
At around 11:45 p.m., three
men entered the store. One of
them showed the clerk what
appeared to be the butt of a
handgun in his pants, and
demanded money. After
obtaining a small amount of
cash, the robbers ripped out the
phone in the store and fled.
The suspect with the hand-
gun is white, about 5'9",
around 17 years old, clean-
shaven and wearing a black
track suit. A second suspect
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was black, tall and slim, about
17, wearing a red sweater and
black pants. The third suspect
was black, about 510", slim,
with a small growth of whiskers
on his chin, wearing a red hood-
ed sweatshirt with the hood up.
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NOTICE
In our Sears, 'The Home Sale, sale
prices start September 30, 1993' flyer.
page B3, the Kitchenaid rebate offer
reads ends October 26, 1993. This
should have read ends October 3, 1993.
Also, on page C6, the Phasar' watches
are advertised as being 12 price. This
should have read 35% off.
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420-1344
1450 Kingston Road, Suite 17, Pickering
FOOD/CHEMISTRY
Recent Graduate
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Oslwma. Ontario L1H 71.5
,eTiFVe WhIlby =" 110
?w to On a new GOWN lip
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1293) w 1-- M kwo "laid" QtrK
Earn SM • weekly. Tea us
^�m, Help about yourself. P Bat 47008
• • DaNnor Placa, Vancouver B.C.
V110 3E1. (100603)
OPPORTUNITY
Ir you're Sen fnotiMed and a leader, I may have
an oPportunily for you. This is a self employed
Position With a new Canadian market Wiled by
a mutt million dollar American company. Income
can be unlimited it you are aggressive. First time
Position is being offered in Canada, so get in at
the top. Serious, responsible individuals only
nth apply for limited seating in our rust free
seminar, n you are selected, a small personal
nvestment will be required.
Cal Dat
to ser
110 cNWW HO
GRAND OPENMG
We are miring
20-25 people,
assistant
nuinagers,
no experierice
Lip to $600
Neat appearance
a must.
Please call
Maureen
428-1750
PART-TIME
PARTS
DELIVERY
Must be bondable and
neat in appearance.
Great Retiree position
3.4 hrs. a day.
Appy in person
John Verwey
Pickering
Volkswagen Inc.
503 Kingston Rd.
Your Business Career
Starts Here
Programmer Analyst
e Microcomputer Business Applications
e Word Processing
Computerized Accounting
" Computer Maintenance Technology
V IOSHAWA
n 434-8585
110 General Help 110 General Help
t -
Sandwiches and Salads
NOW HIRING
Mature/responsible people for two positions.
MUST posses good communication skills. work
flexible hours and be committed.
APPLY IN PERSON before 6 p m. at:
705 Kingston Rd. at Whites Rd. Plaza
(beside Beer store)
$200-5500 WEEKLY
Assemble products at
home. Easy' No selling.
You're plaid direct Fuayy
guaranteed. No
expenence necessary.
CALL 1-504641-7771
EXT. 100 - 24 HISS.
ATTENTION
Nawmal commry -as
FT PT wsltons avalabie
Great experience
$" 00 base Day
Call for detaiis
(Scar) 439-4192
Lxa,U S A >_, .Te
Tral:er/Fat bed
2 years experience
reculred. Clean, absract
Cal PHOENIX PLUS
433.3867
500 King SL W (unit 10)
EARN UP TO Z346.00raeek
to a7aafdia C.nrtsan" am
holiday decorations year
found. X home Work avail"
serosa Canada. For mon No,
send a sar4ddlastad
tamped anvebps to The
Wagllb�
- 130
slats St 750 sin. 221.
C'ttawa, Ontario. KIP 6E2
• You may be eligible tor financial assistance.
an, xyter_
ng 'own Contra nquirs ex-
Salary to 335.000. Call Gari
for Pickering Taxi
PART time "as person tot
LEASE Administrator - rpprt mg
• If you are 45 years of age and have recently
•'��` store. Days, ¢
to Legal Department of large
been IatJ cff you may (u.rlrfy for training
and weekends. 430-1399
(100793)
Property t >�^P
asst>t :nce frr7rn the Provincial Go�crnincnt.
DEMONSTRATORS - for loather
in wdk7wdale Your expe,ence
should total respom
CDI Career Development Institutes Ltd.
Stores a.
s
department 0sha
s.rtand ppl-on �„-
110 General Help
WNtb Pickering. Call 891-
eons w.lr, landlords word
BLR%A81 - %A\Cul YTR - SLRRCI - CUS1U`1U` - ()TTAKA
7534. (TF)
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110 General Help 110 General �p
Bilingual Rg=ionisU
Order Desk Retxeser>tative
We are a dynamic and expanding
distribution company who requires a
fully bilingual receptlonlstlorder
desk ropre~tatitre to help us
continue our growth.
The responsibilities of this entry
level bilingual position are varied and
include answering phones, taking
telephone orders from customers and
processing orders on computer.
The ideal candidate is fully bilingual,
outgoing, a teamplayer, very
comfortable on the phone and is
willing to loam, grow and work hard
with us. Although previous related
experience would be an asset. we are
fully prepared to train the right person.
Interested applicants should contact
Marlene Dalton at 427-7410 during
normal business hours.
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CHLDREN HAVE RETIAW TO SCHOOL?
• Asp iftilis• Order FkhwslPadrers
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211.)
Pali Tates range from V - Wft. Appicanls must have
por
iranstatim and to tide ID work sift Some
positionsafe
require sty stoma.
KINEoan call
r beWeen 9 am. m. and
SERVICES ask for Tracey 434-5426
Previous a need not
with "Word sonware. credit
=350.800 weekly for limited and A/R and payroll a roust.
tors. MA -CF Entapiw is hiring Please res; , A in person to
again. Salary or eomrlawn. Its elco LIP. 1000 Brock Rd. S.
Training provided. Car a must 1111 and 12. Pickering Ont. L1 W
For an irgsrvient call 576-884 313. (101003)
between 6.8 pin. (101003) a you are singb or a wrnpla
JOCUS - The educational >q I . or sspenew or dhroroed
oonanrMarts. Jocus, a Canadian with throe years work
owned and ogxa od cor pany. sspenenoe, you may qualMy for
providing only the highest financial assistance or i you are
Drivers Wanted
an, xyter_
ng 'own Contra nquirs ex-
Salary to 335.000. Call Gari
for Pickering Taxi
penerrad temporary. !us time
Graham, SC9-3337. Graham
Company. Train nnoW ow for
postal CW% for full servyos ntar
°ersonnel Services 1 -Td.
tare products. Oahawti Whitby.
postal ojWt. App" wenn, or to
(1010-93)
busy upcoming Season.
resume 10 931-7679. Ammon
HOkEMAKER&MATURE stu-
Days,t11�1tS
Cmdy- No Phone Cass please.
ow" - psi! intro lOW amatng
(100793)
Positions available to those 18
110 General Help
EXPERIENCED phone can-
years Of ape and older S7 hr AN
1 1
vasaers mea . to wok ave,-
trarning provided 10 those who
ngs 530-8:30 p mus
. Mt be
Quality. Cal 420-6991 to arrange
tom able 10 aI' , 'ate" ie,hr
an irservhea. (7;:)MODELS
to start. For interview. call
INDUSTRIAL oropyw requires
NEEDED
An'tlony. 284-989,. '0069"ture
W -brine ooescy full time ,ha.
responsible person with
_
Agn
EXPERIENCED hawstylsu and
Propaneng lld,
EXTRA
hall technician for L'Anauden
p�nsequlred. Calla.LAM
the Oshawa Centra. Ask for
50.m. 4274111. (100593)
INCOME
Mam 723.35°°. (1007931
Trawl to ad" flea.
DEMONSTRATORSrSALES -
120Office
I�w York, Pati, �
commissioned 5700.. Award
p
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--m pro,- Mw *I-
ma.
ent stores in your areNo ex-
ACCOUNTANTADOOKKEEPER
430-5715
perwn, necessary. We train.
for Pickering sheet metal
rj1ill 1-am38t-dirt rTl:1
ofMlaclurm firm Eienoe
with "Word sonware. credit
=350.800 weekly for limited and A/R and payroll a roust.
tors. MA -CF Entapiw is hiring Please res; , A in person to
again. Salary or eomrlawn. Its elco LIP. 1000 Brock Rd. S.
Training provided. Car a must 1111 and 12. Pickering Ont. L1 W
For an irgsrvient call 576-884 313. (101003)
between 6.8 pin. (101003) a you are singb or a wrnpla
JOCUS - The educational >q I . or sspenew or dhroroed
oonanrMarts. Jocus, a Canadian with throe years work
owned and ogxa od cor pany. sspenenoe, you may qualMy for
providing only the highest financial assistance or i you are
Drivers Wanted
grapy toys for dddran a pnow
(agars con afford. We an kick-
over 4S and hues n low aly been
laid ole, you may 4ualry for train-
for Pickering Taxi
ing for individuals who world
w start their own busilnsst
ing assistance. DIP/CERT,
Lotus. WordPerfect. D -base.
Company. Train nnoW ow for
" a .locus consultant. Coma
wad. accpaq be 11, d. autocild,
tare products. Oahawti Whitby.
and meet us for an irMorrtism
Vass. pepatnaher. Harvard.
busy upcoming Season.
night being halo: Wednesday
Corel. Carpulw Programimirnp
Days,t11�1tS
Oct 13. 1903 from 730-10 pm.
and Systans Analyst, Cabol
Holiday Inn. Osha i0-. Ont. For
Paetal and C. MadWASK Olrak
weekends.
more idortrrtim and w RSVP.
Express. and MY s"k r. Durham
1 1
call Doan a (905) 937-1480 or
81111114—Compma Collage.
Stacey (9051 683 -Bogs-
427-9010. (TF1
(101293)
HOUSEKEEPEWILIVE 01Awell3 130 ,
days Per weak must be w
organized, experienced.
reliable. tlexDle, good with SALESPEOPLE - fuM firm with
children a dslmaM asset. Start I 9pnb door to door ssWg
immediately. 427.3552. up appointments for photos.
(10080 Hourly wage plus excellent
commission. Magic Portraits,
EXCELLENT ineomel $200.500 5794546. (10oe03)
weekly aaembir. prodirde 0-r
hnme Fully murantrd rug PlillifirriNG'SALES person fe-
siperience. 1-504.641-1114 so.
4—n --yam, wyw � raw
confidential interview, please
H1219 24. his. (101593)
tall 619-e026.(100093)
WARRANTY Clerk required.
must have GM Warranty
9ALEe persons with manage -
experience. Apply William
went potential demonstrating
Canad's tastest growing leather
IAoretsood, Michael Boyer Pon-
tide Buick, 715 IG. ton Fid.
tare products. Oahawti Whitby.
Pickering. L1V IM.. 31-
8 8311-298:1.
Pickering. 1.7534. (TF)
(101293)
HAVE 15 lis. a"* iha you
-
135 Skilled Help
RaREGLASa Workers - es- would Ike w mob productive?
FAXYOUR ADS d arnd «. $$15W a rtnadid win, �JpNlaweiq � drMDira, weekend work with
.rt -'r �tI • r, kk^� ..r �1 �/rl r .�.• , lr:.t i' .it.11.", r . null.•. •ri.tr� ..�
(! t���s�eirsrss
120 omw ilsl* 120 omm NMP 120 omm H*
CLc=ca
Would you like to run your own practice? A leading association of
accounting and tax professionals is opening an office in AJAX.
As Franchisee, you will receive the Direction. Marketing Support and
Technical Backup you need to build the right client base and run a
profitable accounting and tax practice.
If you enjoy working with people and want more control over your
income potential and lifestyle fax your resume to: (416) 682-1058 or
call Ron Robertson at 1-800-361-8805 or write to 110 Hannover Drive,
St. Catharines, ON L2W 1 A6.
j-1 LEADLEY, GUNNING & CULP
Security is controlling your destiny
BOOKKEEPER/OFFICE
MANAGER
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 seances.
Your references should demonstrate that you are
experienced and capable in handling the following
duties
• ACCPAC AR. A)P and GL modules
•
Remittances (nduding tax Installments,
GST)
• Payroll
• Monthly and annual trial balances. statements
• Stalements on Indivlduai projects
• Cash flow nartagement
• Budget devehoornert and review
• Monitoring/reviewing contracts for services
(such as Insurance. cleaning. plant care. snow
clearing)
• P„•chasing office supplies. maintenance
You must be an experienced user of ACCPAC as
we as either Sut7ercaic or Lotus. You sno ;id en)oy
work rig ,n a smal, cor-pa-y, aria be axe to fit well
irto a team environment
To apply send resume, salary expectations and
references to E';sabeth Angus, Angus
Te-elAanagement Gro.o. 8 Ofd K -gston Road.
A.ax. Ontario LIT 2Z7
6 FAA to 416-686-2655
No pnone els, please
130 sales Help'130 Sales AgeM
Agen
ADVERTISING SALES
We are presently accepting applications for an
Advertising Sales Representative. This career -
oriented position offers a comprehensive salary,
commission, Car allowance and benefit package.
The successful candidate will be sell -disciplined,
goal -oriented -- previous advertising sales
experience is preferred.
Interested Candidates should forward their
res(xnelappiication to:
Attention: Retail Advertising Manager
Oshawa-ttndit
This Week
865 Farewell St.
Oshawa, Ont. L1 H 71-5
135 st( w Help 160 Dvy "NO
Warded
HIGHLY saprisrneed H.VAC.
installer must here on Hing 2. MATURE fosposible d" -
as was as m sal and rah(gra- needed n ivy home a outside
lion veI , . Please phone fare in Pringle Cfoek lea 4
Andy at Air Ted.. Pickering. year old and 8 month old. (Older
6834477. (10000 child in school halt days).
Relenvecoes requested. Cab 666
1 fk How Medical 1396. (101283)
Dertnl 165 Dq CNN�e
AUN"
PART 111E DBI TSL
Pinuil MOTHER of two, 10 years
AS$ISTAIIT in all
of ba�D •i.mnwtLy°• �nditltaaroo
Busy preventatrye to Lalwide edlod. lobus outside
door for St. Bernadette.
pradw_ WasbraAJ&o prlrossr. 683-
427-140 6679 awilsbiYty lot Nov. 1.
DENTAL Am 0 - 2 BASYEBIG TIavoillbb in my
tepuited. Experienced and ow- hours. Brock/Major Oaks Rd.
titled for evenings and oc- Plosse ca14269325. (/0/0901)
casional Saturdays. Send
resume to 13W Kingston Rd. OUALJFED E.C.E. idlers on..
Subs 812. PMMI Lt V 304. r-,, home daycare programs
Nutritious mals. 10 years
160 °w I 'pchin° 'tp ai.no°. me. non
ralererkpss. Partltutl time. non
smoker. Garden/gums. Call
PERMANENT wrperieced and Jan. 4300078. (100093)
ssYsble dkildcwe required an• PICKERING BeadvRolo -twin
snckerin *t 7 month old in roofed home, real lanced
Pickering area. References D 9
sequested. Call 420.3864. garden, toys, hot lunches,
stuck&, walks, full or part time.
NANNY - live out for two Cad 6064413, (100793)
Child. must be k.0. loving TENDER loving care, home
and reelable, minimum 20 years awayfrom home, early chil-
d age. Mon -Fri, 630 a.m. to dhho education teactir Provid-
4A5 p.m. R fomrK= required. I. quality quality program in home
Cal 111111113-8491. (1010930 daycare hot lunches,
BABYSITTER required for 4 reasonable rain. full or part
afternoons per week, two time, day or night. Two minuso
children, ages 3 1/2 and 18 from Our Lady of the Bay and
incrill . Dixie and Hwy 02 area. Fairport Beach Schools. Call
•"e20rer1N.-(10,01M ' • - • 112019770.-(to101M - -
165 Day Care
Available
DAYCARE provided in my
home: full/Part time. Hwy. 821
Church (on Hermitage) Large
playroom, lots of toys• activities
and TLC. Call 686-5426.
EXPERIENCED mother and
day- goer win bsbysp in my
home, weekdays, any age.
nutritious lunch and snacks
Provided. Supervised indoor and
outdoor activities. Lots of TLC.
full or part time. References.
420-8676.(100693)
NURSE/MOM vest babysi in my
home. Findh,'Cixe area, arty age
welcome. Call Carol. 837.2287.
NEAR Lester Pearson P.S.. rob -
able experienced babysitter. hot
lunches. snacks. Relorences. at
ages. Cal 4271937. 000893)
DAYCARE available lin my
horns. Warm, caring and safe
errvvonment. Child CPR and
FvMt Aid courses taken. South
Alex area. Cal Alcoa 683-6545.
205 Firewood
SEASONED ewooc
delivered. available lin face. 12
bush or 1 bush cord. Phone 683
0709 or 4271754. (101293)
210 Flea Market
ELECTRIC oso-ta otic gook
condition. $15C. Call 839-3348.
THREE Super Nintendo Game
Cartridges: Mortal Combat. %r-
bc Strom Fighter. K.O. Boxng.
$180 firm for all three. Cap 637-
1655 (100993)
220 "cies
For Sale
AJAX Pickering Applanus . no
reasonable offer refused. fully
guaranteed. Reconditioned
appliances. Come make us a
deal. 427-6784_ 467 Westney
Rd. S. Alex. (TF)
PIANOSIGRANDFATHER
CLOCKS - Pharos, rent to own.
apt. size. upright. grand. digital.
keyboards. CLOCKS - (tree
desvery and SN up) Cap Thep
and take advantage of our low
Pwas on all stock. Best paces
always) 4331491. (TFALL)
MOVING must sell. Inglis
washer and dryer, excellent
woo ng condition. $499. 839-
7340 after 6 p.m. (101093)
FOR sale - JOY Powve Augr.
10-. Model 30. never been used.
Sidi under warranty. Phone
John. 725-0656 aper 5 p.m.
EVANA Top Sod - screened and
$Madded. Triple free. brick sand.
used railroad ties. Also cedar
and adW nursery stook avail -
ebb at discount prices. Paving
stores. Cad 430.4733 or «fon-
irgs 42621170. (100893)
WASHERS Dryers, Fridges
Stoves - new and reoortdlioned.
ti22S and cuP ler f000rditiorad
wtttalkers 8175 and up for Iecon-
dsisred drives. $175 and up for
reconditioned tridges and
stoves. Also coin operated
washer and dryers.
Stephenson's Furniture and
Appliances, 227 Court St.,
00mia 576-7448. (TFALL)
DRAPES and baba. valrtces
Ior sal9. WHis. rose. bladt'gow
Also Kbig�gon Sizes `pain.' cpt�for
_ala CON for "Wee infaWill"
427-4235.(10000
OVERWEIOHTII - 11 your
weight is untiocitil" Its vont,
you should 13 r a I kg to kit.
(100% natural and sato). Free
professional counselling
provided. Call 436-3276.
OAKMM1E FURNITURE. Why
pay retail prices? One of
Ontario's oldest and largest
manufacturers is now soling
dir to the public. Eg. 5' oek
table with dw ext and 4 Windsor
chain, $799 - 8' oak double
pedestal dw ext. and 6 chairs,
$1429. Cannonball beds. $299.
Over 20 stain ch okm - at solid
no veneers - Traditional
Woodworking, 416.985-8774.
CARPET - I have Several 1000
yards of row Stainrtwter and
100% nylon carpel. III carpel
your living room and hall lot
1360. Price inckudes CVPK pad
and Installation. -30 yards-.
(Steve. (416) 287.5072. (TF)
'wla Aura P a 400
Fw StN � Raw"
inA swAmL dining town eat,
dwk In WiK huldt. 4 dais
and table. Table does have
marks and needs taWackah,
1800. Call 728-8352. (100993)
NIGLIS washer and dryer. apan-
mentsize, excellent condition,
asking 6600. Cale Slave at 831-
0238. (100693)
230 w wd
BARBIE dolls from 1959.1972.
Serious collector will pay cash
for dolls, including Midge.
Francis. Twiggy. arc. Clothing 355 Motorcycles
and accessories. anything
Barbiell Margaret, 905567.4961
(Mississauga). (101293)
WANTED - stoves, fridges, RIDE
washer and dryers. working or
not. Also warned: pickup irudk 4 . • 4
(newer than 1978). Call
Pickering, 424883x. (TFALL) 1. • - - •
260 Ams s C-, :. .
serviced,Well
OSHAWA Country Craft and miles Extras $11,500
Collectible SHow and Sale. Oct _
23 and 24, Oshawa CivicAft�'
Auditorium, Durham's largest 4
1 1 -r , a
400 Ap
V*BEAT THE HEAT
77 633 FALBY COURT
Two bedroom apartments in family
bt"V. Air conditioning, broadmn, 2
appialnoes, laundry fames and
undergmu nd parking included. $743.00.
686-0845 weekdays
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
AVAILABLE tmsledlately in
Whitby apartment building.
Spacious, carpeted, newly
painted apartment with balcony.
close to bus, shopping. A"
cities included. No pea, Two
bedroom, 6800. CAN 430-0134.
(TF)
RHCWFAIRPORT - new large
private basement apartment, air,
cable, laundry, separate
entrance, non smoker. $575
monthly. Call 254.6184.
(101093)
craft show. 140 exhibitors,
sq.ft. crafts.
•
BASEMENT apartment,
inform 4 531. (
IrtdminatiOn, 434-553,. (,0,293)
11111; included. Privab entrance.
separate entrance, one
Lill"
boon
Mary/Adeleide ares, Oshawa
365 Martne
droo.n, do.: .
280 Lost 3 Found
One bedroom upper floor of
b�i1:
bus route, utilities and cable
duplex, Oshawa. Private
tea• Peterboro 17 1;2 It.
inc*rded. Nim smtakes. no pets.
REWARD lost gold chain with
Bownder, 130 I.O. Merc. engine.
$580/monthly. 427-8428.
name in gold on chain
red and while, Custom trader,
(101093)
Margaret-. Lost in Scarborough
Mooring cover. radio. excellent
PICKEFNNG/AJAX SNI con-
Towr Centrs/Brock Rd. baseball
diamond
condition, $9.500 after 6 p.m
2652872. (TF)
talbachelor r and
area. Call 4242633.
room bcalad souk d 401 b►
suit single person. $500 per 1wMn Rollos and whiss, "M10"
Onee bedroom apartment.
Rhent. two
FOUND Greenwood Conser.
Apartments
appl-. perking. Can 6e6
aho
vn area - medium size dog.
4008905.(10,093)
For Rent
oardilbn' $4000 o b o. 576
black mar, nixed brood. Please
7211666.3973 1100M,
ant
WHITBY -two small bedroom
290 Pets-Sul
g
THE Anwnai Guardian Society
(TAGS) has many dogs. cam.
and kmem lin desperate need of
responsible. k" so, . Help
by offering a permanent or foster
hone. Call 263 -TAGS. 420-
1567 or 831-0645 or 434-8762.
PICKERING
SOUTH OF BAYLY
Bsmt apt.• seg entrance.
laundry. 4 -pc bath, utilb
cable rnckuded close to blue
8 GO Station Bus at door
5495 month Immed Leave
name b number will immed
return call 347-7399.
apartment, second floor of
house. $600. Available
irrentediately. Cali WO -9913 or
6311363. (101293)
OSHAWA - bight• suety, two
bedroom in sDrtrnert building
on quit street. Easy 401 access
and city but route. $689 all
utiitios and parking included.
Cal 4330677. (10129M
PICKERING - bright one
TEAM Obedience . Next clas-
sm; Puppy t Novice) start Oct. $300/moixth bedroom baaer.wm apartrrwnt n
peer home. Suitable for one
16. Evenings and Saturday clas- Pickering
person. Separate entrance,
ses available. Small classes BedroomBaeelrtMK appliances, laundry, utilities.
guaranteed Can 430-0025. ApSrIM ret- SinpN Walk to Go. Non smoky, 5600
300 AutoFormobiles
Sale
1986 Dooge Con 4 new fifes
and new tratikes. $750 as s. Cal
4342581 (101293)
1997 Dodge Omni. 4 Binder,
auto. robust engine. new battery
. struts. Good wrier car, runt
well. needs some work $380
o.ba as n. 723.2725. (100793)
feet Z28, winter owed. high
performance cam, excellent
condition. 140.000 Isms. as is.
$2500. Mike after 7 p m. 416-
68"105.
18686.6105. (101293)
nc,se,, kM monthly. 905-837-2975.
Ouwt ktcabn Walk In GO or (101493)
ialka Cable, plAd d tawdry. Sound ONE or two bedroom apartmwrn.
utdtss ti incluinciuded
nsuWed Fresh path dining room. fridge. pow. $600
1 420-3751 per month. Clean quiet location.
leach yard, parking, laundry
PICKERING
UVERPOOL'BAYLY
1 bedroom basement apt
Cluel home. sep enter".
dose to lake. PTC. GO, bus
at door
No Pell $600 month.
Available now
facility. Has to be seen. no Pont.
for information. call 723.1292.
(101293)
WHITES/FINCH - beautiful one
bedroom hasertwrt apartment,
private entrance, tlroaciloomW.
Track lighting, new kitchen,
bathroom, ample closet.
parking, 6600 per month. No
pets or children. Available Nov.
1. or Oct. 1. 4243741. (100603)
1947 Pontiac Firebrd.400 Cubic WHITBY . edge one bedroom PICKERING -one bedroom
inch, ps.. pb.. 4 speed. very rerrbdesed apartmers. Near Go
dean inside and M. Ong" ral- train• utilities and parking bassin•nt apartment ler rent
ly who". now exhaust. Asking included. Large yard, near with liepaps• utad0ea itekuded•
$4000 or Ira" for S10. S15 or Herb-- 6667634. (101293) prlv1• rsrerande, does to Fkx*
Toyota 4x4. 1-705-277.3300. AJAX . OcdofdTowers - gkriN Roeeflsid, no Pea. FirstAast
required. Call 420-1736.
LEASE b own vehtieles. IN84 and class, •happir"9 401 (10130M
1985'$34 5 dam .novttenwst'no BEUTIFUL basement
credit chocks. 7251 Me or 688 bedroom and three bedroom.
7428 or 686-3775. (TF) "1119: $775: 6823. Available atpan WN. All uUsies included.
inmwdisely. Oct. 1. Nov. 1. Call washer. dryer, fridge, stow.
305 Autortlobiles 428-7260 or6WIa421 umi790 available immediately.
wartted N,#rL (10079M Northwest Oshawa. On bus
DUET two bedroom apanrtwnt
route, private drive and
entrance. $850 firssilam. 725-
on bus rage. trid9•- stove, Pa*.
8789. (10079Cp
11111; included. Privab entrance.
in WW. hard ow soh tops,
Mary/Adeleide ares, Oshawa
PICKERING - immr Mlle one
A" 6606 r widdy. inclusive.
bedroom besomre apwrnent.
One bedroom upper floor of
separate entrance. parking.
duplex, Oshawa. Private
$800 monthly. kciuskre. Assail -
entrance. parking, wades/dryer,
able irsrmdmWy. Y *-Sayly-
bus route. Adelaide/French
Cad 4202759. (100693)
area. $560 iciluskre. 436.6065.
NdERIM - tift" Rdhlwy
(10079M
02. Aveilpble Oct. 1. 57W per
O S H A W A/ C O U R T I C E
moth all itrclusire. Wit" ch
310 Truft lw Tow line, edge one bedroan two bedrooms 004n kk*Mk 4
floor d house. fit place, pee. bath. laundy. parking.
Sakground
tastefully
1$81 Jeep YJ block tsi$k grey
self contained, separat entrance, own
a, no polls. Telephards
decorated, large windows, bodryN
in WW. hard ow soh tops,
walkout b patio. Mist be seen 837-5029(10030M
Mickey Thompson$, great
11800 0 incluGliv. Aveda• ONE bedroom basement
slltpe. Aakfrp 112A00 tibo
Cal T2> 44/4 or halve
4263271. (101493) apairtment. krilO- in every
(alodk)
P - > � P~ tet, brand new fridge and
th35498 oak nor JeN (100790)
PSP lknrrtelrad etre IsOuooen SMS. ban and shorter, lautndry
1888 GMC Salad Cage Vak
basement apartment. cable. faeiNin. Waft Cal 905-M
W. V6. auto, pis» pb, very good
11rkng. all UWO-. 4 p(». bOl k. 75th. (101213)
aorkdt 1 Graw for bustles or
pleasulo. $8200 oleo. 1-705
non Smoker. no pts. On bus
mt". $500 rm**. Avaiable M ' rase
7882367 or 14105477-3330 end
in lately. Cad 637-0328. non wreakers for Spacious ors
271111. (10198Cp
(101093) bedroom apartment with
320 '""� 4 w
RIICIY TES Roll - t1..errt.nt �' foundry,
apenmsnt lash own entrauroe
s�.e.,.�
s rWn
room bcalad souk d 401 b►
suit single person. $500 per 1wMn Rollos and whiss, "M10"
Dodge Caravan• reowtMy
moth ad inclusive. Fes- Inclusive . $500 security
reeorldill, ned. 2.6 ergine. 7
831-0597. (1010111M deposit. Available Nov. Cal
seater. body work in good
Cal
AVAILABLE irMrsdMlsly • two 500-3170.(10122M
oardilbn' $4000 o b o. 576
badtoork fatge llvir Q -W O mg OSHAWA - two bedroom
7684 (101290
roon aooMn I location, dose fit. lorgs kikbe4 fixing
1$66 Fold Eerc I Van, Sao
to 401. Close to amenities, porn, 4 poo. baNi. laundry room,
propane tanks. Starcraft
fvekoed yard. fridge. Slovs. cal I pwk. no Dors•
Conversion. white and blue,
atter S. 726 5501 or 4331160. $700. F1sNaM Cale 434-5567.
customized interior. Cal 729-
$10,000 o.b.o. Ask for
OBFIAWA •Iwo bedroom MW -4603. $4MY - non smoker
Jon.(100793)
merit on Annie St. Fenced preferred. One bedroom in
backyard, $620 monthly . Whit . inC ydes hest• hydro
330
hydro. Also one bedroom apart- and cable. Cal 4165084982
mi •
t on Calm SL Extra
railer$
message. (ooe93)
room, storage, parking,$496 - -one bedroom
unities Included. 728-2255 or OSHAmem WA - o open.
la' Skylark with avenin In•
9•
hent and
4347816. (100993) hydro.
Badlelor $395 inclusive. FW
dudes fridge stow, furnace,
CLEAN one bedroom basement last required. Cal 579.3583 and
washroom. $2500. o.b.o. Cal
after 6 p.m. 1-705277-9111 or
apartment. $475 inclusive. Fist' 728-9345.(100693)
last required. CLose to SOulh
1.705277-3300. (101493)
GM. 987.3043. (100793) PICKERING - steps to GO train,
CITATION 35 h. Twin TpOua,
large modern two bedroom
two bedrooms, full bathroom,
CHURCH St. and Randall Dr. - basement apartment, 4 pos.
many carat, $11,000. To view,
three bedroom apartment (lath
Paid 6 p.m. 418724-
civ il.bi.. to- 1w1111 it .). call &bit now. $9000 1riclluusave.
4382 (Call
TF)
444.7391. (100811) Lynne, 4269786. (101093)
AJAX - bachelor basement
apartment. ut"" and cable
included. Own entrance, non
smoker, first and last month.
$450 monthly. Available
immediately. 428-7830.
(100883)
BROCKA WY e2, now 401 - two
bedroom walkout, nice and
clean, look Ike on main floor,
non smoker. two car parking,
separate entrance, includes
utilities. $700 per month. fist
and last. Dec. 1. Call after 4 p.m.
6861650.(101093)
LARGE two balloon. basement
alpartrneri, RitsorVEulfNe Ave.
area, close to park, laundry
included, $650. per month.
Available Nov. 1. Call 435-0856.
(101293)
OSHAWA - Harmony/Olive area
- bright two bedroom apartment.
tkeplaoo, hidge. stove. wakout
to nground pod, available Nov.
1. $850 inclusive. Telephone
705-799-2157 or 705799-7575.
(100793)
AJAX - one bedroom. baserttsm
apart ton, separate entrance.
w oewr, dryer. $500 per rromh
all inclusive. Firstilast. No pea.
Good for quiet Single Person.
427-2940. (101093)
AJAX - bachelor apartment,
furnished. close to all amenities.
Availebie krtnwdiarely. For more
information. call 428-2000.
(101093)
AJAX - Harwood/Sayly, two
bedroom Clean Spacious base-
ment apartment. separate
entrance, laundry, parking,
cable, close to school and
$mopping. Non &maker. avail-
able Nov. 15. $650 all inclusive.
call 619-9081. (100 793)
IIWY 02)Westney . large lorohs-
sonaly finished one bedroom
basement apartment. Air.
parking. separate entrance. 4
poo. bath. no pets. $650 Avad-
able Nov. 1. Call 427-6405.
(100893)
WHITBY - one bedroom. 11525.
Iwo bedroom $600 per month
plus hydro. FirsV rest required.
Phial days 72548911 or own-
ings 666-4016. (102893)
PICKERING - Liu rpddYBayy,,
bright modern two bedroom
beserrtert apartment, sspwam
entrrnce, jus bath. appllr,oss,
ItsMnAry acid prkig. Close to
GO and anenalas. Must be
Seen, 6850 iruluakke. Flrsslli at -
no pole. (416) 579-7576.
(101080)
WE$TNEY/eo1 - backyard level
apartment, living, dining,
bedroom. 4 pos. bath. large
kecten. ceramic, 5 appk-.
some furniture and parking.
$885 inclusive ob.o. Cas 428-
8752.
288752. (101093)
WHITBY - duplex, three
bedrooms, living room, big
kitchen, lodge. stow. large
Irk I yield. Pat". %Ktft
possession. Flrs~. $750.
88657th. (1008931
AJAX - three bedroom main
level, appliances. close to
School, shappig, V1rla $886
Plus 112 ut0fte. Actable Nov.
1. Cas 428-2000. (101090)
OSHAWA -two I I -- n aprrrt-
mens &Ad be al 900 and th8
Glen SL„ dace to SdaiK shop-
ping and south GM. Utilities
included. I I - roquied. For
appoi trinsine. tall 728.4993.
(loam
AJAX - bright orre bedroom
basement apartment.
dshoodw. paddttg, cable, sut
one non smoking, $485
inclusive. Call 428-6133.
(low"
410 H0t m "'
DUPLEX Ajax - large 4
bedroom, sepan" entrence,
appliances, dishwasher.
1ilraP, , oar - 'air. pool, Isrsl(t
court, {org• yard. $925 oath.
Available Nov. 1. 6447430.
(1008"
WHITBY - Rtssland and THidk-
son Rd„ avadoble invrsdil yy.
Nips thrse bedroom two story
&tons on quiet court. excludes
basement, includes garage,
oernral vac, 5 appliances and
large fenced yard. Close to
schools and shopping. $950
pis utilities. Call 4366253 or
6661157. (100593)
AJAX - detached 3 bedroom
with 1
1 applf�an�s�a ai�b�•.
immediately. No pets. Credit
deck, $1175 pis utilities, Wen-
ddyy CortuNb. ReMax Fist. 831-
33M.-t"Iti831 . .
410 "°""I�
ALMOST new 2200 114-8. 4
be0toons, assaAM horns. 3
bathrooms, on suite with
p�zt ravine io4 PlikgMp-
CreMt
MM fir. 474-1318 eller 6 m•
(101293)
WHITBY - Pringle Creek - 4
bedroom semi. 1 1/2 baths.
family room, garage, fenced
yard, close to schooWpark.
SM mor" plus utitll Nov.
1/bac. 1. Cal 721.8163 after 6
p.m. (100793)
SOUTH Ajax - close to lake,
schools, highschook. slcPPig•
hospital, two storey, three
bedroom, aktwst finished base-
ment with separate entrance.
quiet creecvenl large forced lot,
with shed. facing ick $1010
plus _tidies rlor". Fit~
available Nov. 1. 683-1300.
(100693)
OSHAWA southeast. dose to
401. 3 bedroom semi, 1 112
baths, fully fenced, large deck.
Single garage. 6850 monthly.
Avail. Nov. 1st. Call (416) 839.
3290.(100893)
HOUSE for rent - newly
decorated 3 bedroom semi with
garage. $975 . utilities. (One
month free rent). 444-7391.
(,00893)
PICKERING complete house
to rent. 3 bedrooms, 4
appliances. finished rec room,
freplacs, garage. da., smorlodr
brick driveway. 61000 . utilities.
Cal 444-4145.(101093)
BAYLYMR8TFS - 4 bedrooms.
2 112 baths, finished basement,
outdoor parking, no pets, 5
appliances. $1050 . utilities.
Cal 282-2890. (100893►
NO down payment? Good
credit? Good job? You can buy
for the price of rem. while prices
and rates are down. Can Doug
or Brent. Community Financial.
6686805. (TF)
FOR rem or sale - R2000 built
country house. Wick, 3 bednoorn
Plus don. 3 142 washrooms. Oct.
30. Brockton, (905) 6554731.
(101093)
ROUGEMOUNT and Hwy 62 -
two bedroom bungalow, two
appeanoss, quiet sconic St.
11800 plus ut ftm. 4247248.
(100793)
PICKERING - three bedroom
home. cross to schools. PTC.
laundry, parking, suitable for
mature working popple. Avail-
able is1is amy 509-0013 or
8311363. (101293)
COURTK:E - 1300 sq.ft. link, 3
bedrooms. 2 baths. garage.
huge ravine lot with walkout.
$950 pin. Cal 655-5662 avail.
able Immediately. (101293)
AJAX - detached bungalow. two
bedroom. dose to shopping and
Go, fndge and stow. 6790. 683-
3067. (101 0901)
420 T°°
FW ReN
WHITBY - large bright 3
bedroom townhouse. 1 112
baths, family room, garage.
patio, playground. CLoee to
schools, transportation,
snapp % Pets OK. 6850. $60-
aI10. kwie message. (10071M
OSHAWA - three bedroom
townhouse available for Oct.
and Nov. Fridge. stow. dryer.
basment, some with garage.
Telephone 4363346. (1007901)
WHITBY - two and three
bedroom townhouses in new
complex, fridge and Move, on
S" foundry. $850 8 $866 ir-
duees wsller and eawogw Cal
86851160. (100793)
430 ROD a ToRON
AJAX - furnished room for ant
in privals Itrrrrts share tnciRiew
th0 per weak Areisbls Ori 1.
429 -MM (IONO
FURNO ED I I I Itg• smolt
118dk xtiol own waslsoom and
foundry facile$. Nor wtnokllq
U6434& (10108 Cale
th
SOUTH Alm - Ilsri I room b
rem in privaee froriie• shave
faciiaes, $90 per wook, *$lust.
Call Sian slow 5 Pik 88341
(100 0
AJAX - JIM norlA of Pidrsrirg
k, II roan
fn asaaAA hottea• kilithen and
Laundry tadlNMs. $275 per
month. Ftrst/Ieei. suits No
ererakirq lomels. 4274M or
931-3552. (1MUM
WESTIEY HMO also - Iur-
lkklred room in asscuMw home`
$400 monthly. First/last
requited. Non an M, Pales
sional preformed. Cal 4279851.
(10093)
BROCK Rd. and Holy ttt2. Room
for fontl one bedroom and use of
basement sitting area. $345.
fist and last. Call 616.4666.
(101093)
ALTONA Rd. and Hwy 82 -
Pickering, Rouge Valley.
Ravine, parking, laundry, share
cooking and rec. area. Pod
table. non smoker preferred. fur-
nished or unfurnished, $65
weekly. 5063868. (100893)
AJAX - fur.' ' loan, full use
of rec room, laundry room,
separate fridge, available
irtvnediately. $th aeeldy. Cad
683.5951. (100th3)
,30 R°°"=R Tom° 500 � 580 mory
BIIOKEII has 810.00010 Wild M
;" � °ate
Cownwinly Flran-
MORTGAGE MONEY
Sand beach, fishing, nest to
I emu" and fumiture with
10,000 acres county forest.
X50 ACCOMM
bedroom suite. Sleeping tial Services. (TFALL)
f- Suitable forworking Iemtale
student. 8eUmeekly- Avail- Townhouses
510
up to 95% financing
• mcenew rates on phases mruU rices - also private funds available
RESIDENTIALAd COMMERCIAL 1u&2nd
540 Out -01 -Town
e immediately. Call 837- For Sale
• blow improverrient Icans • equity loans - if you are seU-ernployed or in
e or female, no smoking. ro
J. (100693) m
IBR&K Pod ems - nice. CORWA - Townhouse toll gab,
financial dif iculdes, lease call
SAS
ACREAGE 629.900. 32 acres.
newly renovated 3 bedroom,
tit. spacious room for rent. rrtaner with walk-in closet. tug
lished or unfurnished. cede. bath, kitchen,
Financial rvices
306 Dundas SL W., Whitby,Ont.
WHITBY 1 bewith 4 pc.
ding. la" .Om,t.
r of kitchen and laundry finished basement, laundry.
lilies. close to shopping, bus 416127.3572. For sale
FREE INFORMATION 666-2015
DES HULL (over 23 yrs• aP•)
1•g00.661-44Qi
financing. down paymam attic
or rem.
42&9856.(100593) (100693)
arranged. Qualified or
weekly. 6835503. (100793)
ll(- H rnishefClov ndgebedroom. . 535 Lots For
)e unfurnished bedroom, ---
an quiet townhouse. A/c.. Sale 670 Personft 670 Personals 671 Business
bus' laundry' n,
1, parking•
)Icer ask for Keith. 686-1361. 83500 full price. wooded canp-
Personals
101093)
ing lot, 314 hr. east of Oshawa.
Dr. S. Weiner
Sand beach, fishing, nest to
Shared
10,000 acres county forest.
X50 ACCOMM
Fred, 416-431-1555. (TF)
ICKERING - Brock/401,
540 Out -01 -Town
rking, on bus route, own bath.
Properties
e or female, no smoking. ro
Financial, 436-8104 Oshawa
haws am
rs $275 + 1/2 gas, water and
ACREAGE 629.900. 32 acres.
hydro Call 42&9374. (100693)
pond, one only. Wont facet.
WHITBY 1 bewith 4 pc.
Financing. 613 279-3255.
ba," laundry. parking. shared
(102293)
Dr. S. Weiner
8�1 •'
'' - 1
kjtcnen. 5400 per month, first/
g you owe..
You Pay Monthly
1
$2.000 ..................
CLEARWATER - three
�•, no pets, female preferred.
$5.000 ...................$12
Financial, 436-8104 Oshawa
haws am
:ondinoned mobile homes.
:15.000. _
..............5375
YOUR CONCERNS
call 721-2597. (091293)
• ;
i
ba," laundry. parking. shared
(102293)
Dr. S. Weiner
CONSIDERED
490
kjtcnen. 5400 per month, first/
HANDYMAN special - 5 room
s • •
1
ernpioyed, have payments
CLEARWATER - three
�•, no pets, female preferred.
home on large treed kill. Access
Financial, 436-8104 Oshawa
haws am
:ondinoned mobile homes.
254-0097 Pickering. (if)
(416) 699-9121
YOUR CONCERNS
call 721-2597. (091293)
to Sturgeon Lake. Long Beach.
i
financing. down paymam attic
chatos. (Less than nwM4. 6275
arranged. Qualified or
weekly. 6835503. (100793)
DICKERING a 1001 and Whites
Rc Tn'ee bedroom detached
Only 662,900. Also 4 room
house. new siding. new carpet
Commwunu'ty Financial
JESUS says, can the blend Isac
F Rite blind? Dass your mnste�
wear The hireling
^0,ne in new subdivision by con.
and cupboards. new drilled well.
MORTGAGES as low as 5.75%
redglamntses?
Q the hired :0later• Micah 1
N•✓ation area. share all
<r_ 'nes, non smoker, 6440
large lot. reduced to 652.500.
Also 5 room home in Village of
-.•
photos ng 666-9846.(111293)
:11
- Isaiah 56:10-12. John 10:11.
Jim Cartpbell, 1-705-953-9,475
c ,nly. 839.7540. (100793)
Cameron. immaculate condition.
�
ing i I=, riatax Nalars. Exol�
-
1 SINGLE and Unattached;
4:1
WHITBY Victorian home.
only 687,500. John Worsley.
Broker. 705-359-1131.(100793)
nchises
and suppitort No cal
1 Vis.
-
W
1441 , Singles World holds weekly
:,..r:�oom 25812'. ran smokingr-
7795. (101293)
WAIRED Owner 0; 11, to
- dances. plus cruises and roam
c•olessional preferred, includes
Cottages For
R
, , f1
• • exclusively for unattached
-�a•, hydro, cable. available-0-016adage.
55 sale
sanely landancped on V2 am.
670 Persprlsls
Cas tdl free, t-800-565
4,63.11009931
tiov. 1. 6402 per mrornh. call
Call 6131754625. (101491'0
4'6-5991962 leave message
• 70893)
11oo sq If. sem, detached
^ome. hugs kitchen, fridge.
c•:ve. wasner. dryer, air. SBO,
Garage, cable, unfurnished
;edroom for rent, includes use
dr all facilities, north Oshawa.
6425 monthly. Prefer proles
venal male. 72&1705. (101 M)
455
lent
w Hl•i3' - .•, :oroos. -uric:
be: -co -s, two baths. 5
apoia^ices. recreater facilities.
avaable Nov. 1. 61000
monthly Call 321-8484 or 690-
3468 (100793)
460 Office A Retail
Space
FOR 'n"' • •5C sq.h, ac office
space. Wewrney/401 in Alai. In-
dustrial wraton, inns. from Go.
APSLEY - 669.900 Cottage - ex
terior finished. 3 bedrooms,
sudedk, private hardwood lexi
winteraed.four season access.
AN services oxiplete. crystal
clear lake. super fishing/
swimming, winter $pons. looking
for peace and qutel - come see
the colours. Call 1-416-349-
2911.(102293)
575 Loans
BORROW 61().000, pay as kttie
at 6110 per month o.a.c. Cal
Jerry, 666-7200, Free
Consultations. Anubts Invest-
ments Ltd. (TF)
HONEY ProbWns" Lois, debt
consolidation*. credit
amrgrrwles, personal budger
da^^ing, gafrmhses stopped
FREE CONSULTATIONS.
Credit Cassegors (Pickering.
Oshawa). 433-1425. (TF)
Great rue. call Tony. 674-5655
ee 7M, (TF)
FAMILY DENTISTRY
Dr. S. Weiner
80 Mortgages
5
490
Olson
sIOFlioftRTGAGES and Personal
Vacation Rerdais
Loans - call it you are self.
927
ernpioyed, have payments
CLEARWATER - three
C'edit, income difficulties or
been turned down.
bedrooms, fully furnished• air
Financial, 436-8104 Oshawa
haws am
:ondinoned mobile homes.
254-0097 Pickering. (if)
-wtsd pools. hot tub, tonna.
YOUR CONCERNS
,ear beaches and major
MORTGAGES and bars. W -A
attractions. Children urs ,, .
financing. down paymam attic
chatos. (Less than nwM4. 6275
arranged. Qualified or
weekly. 6835503. (100793)
unqualified. Cal Doug 668.
GORGEOUS three bedroomewb.
Commwunu'ty Financial
condo. close to famous Clsr-
Services. (TF)
water Beach. pool. pcutSi. BBQ
MORTGAGES as low as 5.75%
and private yard. Awilsbls now.
oa c call Michask •6&7100
'or information and to view
A lubis Iwests as Lid. Servng
photos ng 666-9846.(111293)
Onav* Bance 1972.(TF)
500 F"�
590 OpBusiness
portunities
AJAX - 3 bedroo rs. 8152.000.
ing i I=, riatax Nalars. Exol�
Central aa, attached garage.
Ism seasonal im. . Ful train-
fen�oewd yard.
nchises
and suppitort No cal
1 Vis.
neuval or,
finished basament. 1 V2 baths,
For i on 416
388.2937. (1012$M
Paved driveway. Phone 693.
7795. (101293)
WAIRED Owner 0; 11, to
91M(+HTON area - tleataihrl 3
sand naris CIMS. Candy arc
Sods ►cella High p /wee
level backspit. 1976 sq.1L, 4
-
ids'- Cal 1-800 26 267 9273.
bedroms, 3 baths, custom
woodstove heated, proles.
sanely landancped on V2 am.
670 Persprlsls
Two kilometres north of 401.
Call 6131754625. (101491'0
BEAUTIFULLY dgO0/ard 16eD
sq -h. 3 bedroom, corner lot.
finished basement, fYep{atw,
roman tub. 8139.900. open
House Oct 9. 2430 p rn, 50
Empire, Counice. 43&&790,
(101293)
POWER d sal properties sweig.
aat U ble nPSBO.WO. l
with min. dip, Cas Dela or tad
Anderson. Broker/Salgs Flop.
Guide Really. 1981. 723-5281
24 hr. wW. (TF)
REDUCED - beautiful 3300
50- oobbyglp,e draw, 5 baft
finished basement with
hardwood Roar, orantle floors.
air conditioning, central vac.
must be seen. 111MO00. Open
House Sun. 2-4 p.m. 898
Grandview St. N.. Oshawa 432-
7644.(100793)
AJAX . 40x100 ft. lot, two
bedroom detached. 17x25
garage (detach&&, 8127.500.
New vinyl windows, doors,
carpet, drywag, Imes and deck.
Also has fieplece with iea".
(No agents please). Stew. 683•
8/63.(101293)
WHITBY -1!•s a steal' -
'BIuegrass Meadows' -
$114,900. 2200 sq.fl. exeaAive
all brick 4 bedrooms, 50x12011.
lot, immediate possession. Bob
Johnston Reality, PIM Houghton.
985-8503. (10109M
.
ROUGE VALLEY
THERAPY CLL
THERAPEUTIC
MASSAGE
WNh Ftwafb
Bllolglera
for ilivig1,ig..WOR
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by appollnUM1Iti
QiN
CynrNa Raboon
FLAT
FAX
YOUR ADS
579-2238
Anyone who
witnessed a traffic
accident on Sat. Oct.
2nd at 11:30 a.m.
at Hwy. #2 and
Valley Farm Rd. in
Pickering please call
427-7209 after fi p.m.
680 Announcements
680 Announcements 680 Announcements
OF NOTICE
HARWOOD FAMILY PHYSICIANS
MEDICAL AFTER HOURS CLINIC
wil be mioc w )her oll as of October 219,43 t0:
75 BAYLY ST.
(IN THE AJAX, BAYWOOD PLAZA)
WALK IN CLINK: HOURS: 6-9 p.m, llllon.Tn.
k 10 a.m.- 2 p.m Sat., Sun., Holidays 10
Dr. P. Goodman
FAMILY DENTISTRY
Dr. S. Weiner
"OUR PLEDGE"
Dr. B. Labovitz
kitchen wags as well as floor
liles. 20 years erpeneince. Good
Dr. Y. Choi
Our warm caring staff at 927 will provide you
927
with the most modem materials and
Ump001 Rd.
techniques. Above all - we use only ft latest
Pickering
methods of STERILIZATION FOR YOUR
ARE you having problems find-
SAFETY - TOTAL ATTENTION TO YOU AND
j�A
YOUR CONCERNS
CONVENIENCE (AT 927)
e 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. a EVENNGS (BY APPT.)
- FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS AVAILABLE.
- SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR SENIORS
WE LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR CALL
(416) 839-5951
Serving Pickering for 30 years
Celebrate the Traurnphs of Life!
Check your telephone
directory for the
Canadian Cancer Society
office nearest you.
THE NEWS
ROME V BUSM
SERVIC100•
fi.ldivYe 00fMIXa70'1H1
Business Home HOme
Services if ruff errlenta hIlls rtlenb
ILLUSTRATION, cartooning,
F::h(c dsaf9n, adwrlising.
iness or personal.
Reasonable rases. Also isawns
available. Randy Tums, (416)
571-2583. (TF)
AJAX Chimney Sweeps - Spe-
cial - chimney clearwrg as low
as only 859. Pest screening
installed, 125. -No fuss, no
muss guaranteed-. Free
ARTISTIC Mason"- spegaNz.
Ing in nnplaces and chimney
repairs. Works with bricks,
blocks and stows of all kinds.
Free seaminess. workmanship
guaranteed. Call Rene Gervais,
666.4428. (TF)
DRYWALL, taping, boarding,
skids and T-br ceilings. spay
stucco, plaster repairs. For
professional service at comped.
live Prigs. cel Bill at 432 6409.
(101293)
EUROPEAN tie speralist wit
estirssgs. 68&7741. (102693)
all yaw ^caning .MOs prices 10
renovate your bathroom or
fa !� budget. Special rases ler
Housecleaning
kitchen wags as well as floor
liles. 20 years erpeneince. Good
Dressmaking,
Tailor/
am wormed. Carta$ Gary 831,-
references and satisfaction
owls. OF)
IEN with large truck will do
guaranteed. For free estimates.
household mow. residential.
ARE you having problems find-
D. Dykstra. 725-4913. (TF)
ALTERATIONS and clothing
ing time to clean your hon 7
L TW FOR
repair for men and wormer by a
For pm,sessional cleaning rail
8125. (10/2801
professional seamstress. call
Helens Horne service today.
Housecleanina
11e19 , 837-2591. (101093) 427-1041. (100693)
Driving Schools
S & B wvkv school
10 lessons $15-0
3 ktssons b test $75
Free pick-up a drop on.
287-3060
GAILLIND ,
MAID SER`/ICES
SUMMER SPECIAL
Book your weekly and bl-weekly advices from
$29 95 and receive your 4th CLEANING FREE.
Caring for your home with personalized and
professional service for over a decade.
(F,.liy OOndec arc Insured;
683-7515
HONEST -Wabas nary; wort rg
persor '6 1,2 years expenence
will do cWmng. rates. t45,65
phme after 4 p.m, anytr,e or
weekends 576-4367 (100793)
7 dayslweek- Jewellerryy
ReDairs
Gardening, CALBRAITH $ 'wc__c+✓
Landscaping AND YVA-CH REPAIRS, watcr
s'•aps, batteries, appraisals
o�baa00GRPR,% d o S -47
Moving,
CALL HARDWOOD) Storage
REMOVAL
CLEAN-UPS, MOUNTAIN MOVING
PROPERTY SYSTEMS
IUINTENANCE We will move anything,
LANDSCAPING, anywhere. anybr"
DRIVEWAYS I Commercial or Msidwow
FREE ESTIMATES Padkag% storaps and
CALL ROB boas avaiWie Swsor 6
Ajar 428-5700 dx°"rs. F11
571-0755
Handyman AJAX Moving systems - full
services. •neves. appiance and
piano speaahsrs, flat rate or
Hourly. We now have heated
QCs storage units. Now ~ng free
CONSTRUCTION obooss With :now. Call 427-
MARRY -O -THE -MOVERS -
move log or small, we price
thgrtn Int Fres e•tarrtileti. terrors
discount. short nonce moves.
pianos moved. Comparable
rates. Cal 432.2050. (TF)
MAN with truck andla men for
S.C.G. Construction Ltd. -
all yaw ^caning .MOs prices 10
quality exterior and interior
fa !� budget. Special rases ler
rrrovationa repairs, ad I....
b
asitias. -We tryto be Ote best inwo
toga .-Give Pur a call a1 576
nadissiginibuWd
hip antsi
gm (TFC)
am wormed. Carta$ Gary 831,-
-
owls. OF)
IEN with large truck will do
'M
household mow. residential.
oongrns•da1. Al types d numea
Improve'menfs
Cal Carl or Jane. 427-2056.
L TW FOR
(NMWA Mows hourly or Bit
rasa 28' truck renMal Cal 1155.
4'oe
8125. (10/2801
CDS►• Dom.
f•Ildif
Pad
i b6tmL OIL i
Maintenance
m IIIIB.
swim 10% db=NL
Wk* 7254M
III I -nwdeoWdbg
TMST i
Nwlor I Exlerwr
Waknlarlship. Fast
Clean retable servioe.
420 -Ml
NOW Maieenrtce Improve -
..m
mprov♦..sots - lash. hedgk trimmed.
painting, rafter jobs around the
sort Building fends. dedul
grapes, air- Senors discount.
Cal Klra 88&1356. (100093)
OUAUTY work by father and
son team. Well experienced,
hard working. Renovations,
additions, decks, etc Cal us for
a free estimate 571-1263 Big or
Rod. Oshawa. (TFALL)
SABER Contracting - all
carpentry, additions.
renovations, kitchens,
bathrooms, home maiden ro.
e.nergency service, furniture
refinishing, quality work
guaranteed. 15 years
erperirsim •8&2915. (TFEFG)
Painting,
Decorating
200/6 OFF
PAINTING b DECORATING
'less" *or% cit 1scai-t
once For FREE; S Ill ES on
r,�1,�,'"
ftm,,�Y
v.xw,,�xx parers
a--"a^"and taus,
tnshOs
Cat/ Dove today
(416)831-4413
PROFESSIONAL 14OW TO
LESSONS AVAILABLE
Prol ssional Pall 6
a w Miall Covuiftp
35 yrs dip big or ental )obs
- Fres estimates 8 coretltason
- Job s•tsdaebw
pALranlisied
Beer prose
aveAsD.• row
Cab Bob
838.350•
INTERIOR painting and
wammo-,Q. good prices, good
work. For hes egnmilen. cal
Mel 5766553. (1012tidii
LONG LASTING
RENOVATIONS. painting i
-M/pap-mg. general repairs.
20 % discount for seniors.
Phone Chuck 404.9669.
IMMACRI ,town friendi ready
to entertain for any age, any
occasion. Birthdays,
promotions, openrn9s,
flundraw". Magic sfnovw ars
fun f Le1Uoe help. 8310057 or
72841334. (TF)
RABBIT wants work doing
magic for cnildrsn's parties and
al occasions. have my own
magichn. Cal Ernia. 6881902.
Pod
Mainilenance
POOL CLOM $171,
- WN NOW -
471 -SWIM 471-7946
Pka Wng
Ewwligned
rlofllrgwy11r11 Pt milli& i
No A too Inial - Fauolts,
ghowets, bM•rrita ,
wasllootrls, wN bars, sic.
Any renovation or addition.
Daytime 427.4209, Home:
427-0809. Ask for Tom.
CALL i &AVE PLIMBrO i
RENOVATION
Drain cisanstg, repaa•
i new inata�alt.
Basement waslrooall.
�` ht:t�lll
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AIDS INFO: The Social Justice
Committee of James House, a
group raising money for an AIDS
hospice in Durham, holds on infor-
mation night Wed.. Oct 6. 7:30 to 9
p.m at the C.A W. Union Hall, Local
222. Phillip Murray Dr , Oshawa
Theme is AIDS. Learning, Caring.
Doing Something to Make a Differ-
ence in Durhom Region. Speakers
include nurses from Sunnybrook
Heolih and Science Centre a---
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^dCasey House Hoso ce No charge
All welcome Wheelchair access,-
ble 404-2102 (Bob Pigden) or 579-
6688 (Carmen Eregett)
CHOIR CONCERT: S Paul's Un t-
ed Church. 65 K ^gs Cres . Aiax.
hosts the Metropo ;tan Toronto
Police all-male choir Wed.. Oct 6,
of 745 p m S8 per person Tickets
available at me door 683-4740
WASTE CENTRE: The All R's Waste
Reduc`c-i Centre -neets Wed, Oct
6. 7 3C p m Anyone interested in
helping establish the centre is wel-
come For mc�e nformwiOn or
meeting location, call 686-0633 (J+U
Bontoft) or 428-3879 (Sherri Brown)
ALCOHOLICS' CHILDREN: 'he
Adu" a,cc^outs s.,ppor,
group meets Wed . Oct 6. 7 3C
p r in the basement hall of St
Andrews P•esby*er.an Church, 35
Church St N . Pickering \o'alage The
group meets eve,y Wednesday
593-4256, 593-51,47
TTEEN BOOK CLUB: H Teen SooK
Club tc- •c..•^s ' 15 meets
Wed.. Oct 6 at 4 15 -_ m in the pro-
gram room of the Pickenn.g Central
Library, One The Esplanade. New
members welcome. 831-7809.
HOMEWORK HELP: A homework
ckNc for students in Grades 4 to 6 is
offered at the Rouge Hill Library,
Rougemount Dr. south of Hwy. 2,
Pickering, every Wednesday at 4
p.m. until Dec. 8. Learn how to
research for projects. Space is limit-
ed: call ahead. 509-2579.
MOMS fl TOTS: Wednesday
morning volleyball for moms is
offered at the Pickering East Shore
Community Centre, 910 Liverpool
Rd. S., from 9 a.m. to 1 1:15 a.m. Co-
operative babysitting with crafts
and snacks available. 420-6048 (Vir-
ginia).
THURSDAY , s
NATURALISTS: PcKe. ng Noturai-
ists meet 'burs.. Oct 7 of 8 p.m in
the Rouge Hill library. Rougemount
Dr. south of Hwy. 2. Pickering. Dr.
Ron Orenstein presents slide show
on trip to Borneo. 427-1655 (Dale
Hoy)
EPILEPSY: A new support group
for pe•ents e* children with epilepsy
meets Thurs , Oct. 7, 7.30 p.m. The
group offers support for parents. as
well as guest speakers and seminars
on the behavior of children with
epilepsy It will continue to meet on
the first Thursday of every month
683-4070 (Diane) for more into.
YOUTH NIGHT: The Pickering
Centra: Ubrary. One The Esplanade.
will host a Services for Youth Night
Thurs., Oct 7 from 6 30 to 8 30 p m
Groups offering services to teens will
provide information for youths and
carents Q:estons answered, litera-
ture 831-7909
MOMS, TOTS: A drop -n centre for
morns z:nc: tc*s .s held Thurs_ Oct 7.
9 30 to 1 `l am , at St. Paul's United
Church. 65 K ngs Cres . Ajax Crafts.
toys. songs. snacKs 428-0062, 686-
,337 -
CANCER: -~.e ^y^ v%- Cancer
support g,cup for adults. friends
and family meets Mon.. Oct. 11, 7
to 9 p.m., at the Ajax Cricket Club,
corner of Monarch Ave. and
Clements Rd. W. 686-1516 (Lynn
Nazarko).
BINGO: The Kidney Foundation
of Canada, Durham Unit, holds a
Thanksgiving Day Monster Bingo
Mon., Oct. 11 at the Silver Dollar
Bingo Hall, 1735 Boyly St.. Flickering.
Doors open at 11:45 a.m. with
games until 4 p.m. Total prizeboard
is $7,500. Strips $5. Full -card jackpot
is $2,000. Proceeds support research
into kidney disease, patient ser-
vices, education programs. 509-
2984 (Patti Charbonneau): 831-2421
(Anna Howl).
FLOWER DISPLAY: The Pickering
Horticu!turel Society hosts a display
of fall flowers, houseplants, fruits
and vegetables Tues.. Oct. 12 at 8
p.m. at St Andrew's Presbyterian
Church. Church St north of Hwy. 2,
Ajax. All welcome. 831-7814.
AVICULTURAL SOCIETY: The
Durnom Av cui'urc! Society meets
Tues., Oct. 12 at 7.30 p m. at St
George's Anglican Church. Randall
Dr and Hwy. 2. Pickering Village.
Ajax. 282-5997 (Jacquie). 655-8367
(John). 721-8397 (George).
DISCUSSION GROUP: The Tues-
day Morning Discussion Group
meets Tues.. Oct 12, 9:30 a.m., at
the Ajox Seniors' Friendship Centre.
46 Exeter Rd . Ajax Speaker Bernice
Harcourt Of the Ajax Horticulturai
Society on house plants 686-1573.
AMPUTEE MEETING: A meeting for
ampu'ees and pc*en* cl amputees
is held Tues., Oct 12. 7 p m ,
Michael Starr Building, corner of
King and Centre Sts.. Oshawa. Aim
is support, encouragement.
exchange of ideas. suggestions.
concerns. Meetings the second
Tuesday of each month 623-1939
(Be,,',. 579-6204 ;Barb)
EPILEPSY: Epilepsy Durham
Reg cn ho ds a support group meet-
ing Tues. Oct 12. 7:30 p.m_ at the
Kinsmen Centre. 109 Colborne St.
W . Oshawa. A discussion of the
I I) I I I• A. I I t I l• I. A 1 I l l.
�OIM' �illlldil"
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x . , of comin Waft
basics of the disease. 666-9926.
CANADIAN CLUB: The Canadian
Club of Durham Region holds a din-
ner meeting Tues., Oct. 12, 6:30
p.m., at the Holiday Inn, 1011 Bloor
St. E., Oshawa. Al Collins will speak
about life in Canada. 571-2679, 668-
4335.
BOOK CLUB: An Adult Book Club
meets Tues Oct. 12. 7 p.m in the
boardroom of the Pickering Central
Library, One The Esplanade New
members welcome. 831-7809.
LADIES CLUB: 'he Tuesday Morn-
ing Ladies Club meets Tues.. Oct
12, 9 15 to 10:45 a.m., in the HMS
Ajax Room of the Ajax Community
Centre. Centennial Rd. Aerobics,
crafts. refreshments The club meets
every Tuesday. 686-0258
(Catharine)
FIBROSITIS: The Ontario Fibromal-
gia and F brosltls Association holds
support group meetings the second
Wednesday of every month. The
next meeting is Oct. 13 at 7:30 p.m
at The Arthritis Society. Forth Place,
44 William St. W., Oshawa. Guest
speakers. library, videos, coping
skills Friends and family welcome
436-9028 (Betty) or 436-3708
(Nancy), between 5:30 and 10 p m
CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS: The
Adult Chaaren of A,conc cs support
group meets Wed . Oct 13. 7 30
p m., in the basement hall of St
Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 35
Church St. N., Pickerng Village The
group meets every Wednesday
593-4256.593-5147
YOUTH EDUCATION: The Ajax
Royal Canadian Legion, Branct
322. 111 Hunt St., holds a youth
education night Wed., Oct. 13, 6 tc
9 p.m, Displays of memorabilia anc
members present to provide Infor•
motion. Students, parents, teach.
ers welcome. Free T-shirts (while
supplies last) given to students whc
show up with an adult. 683-3627.
BRIGHT KIDS: The Association fol
Bright Children of Ontario, Durhom
chapter, holds a forum Wed., Oct
13, 7:30 p.m. at Cadarackque Pub-
lic School, 15 Miles Dr., Ajax. The
topic is Start Them Thinking anc
Keep Them Thinking. Guest speak-
er is Karen Kettle, program facilita-
tor, curriculum integration ono
thinking skills. at the Durham Board
of Education. Refreshments served.
Lug -a -mug. 728-4274.
MOMS & TOTS: Wednesday
morning volleyball for moms is
offered at the Pickering East Shore
Community Centre, 910 Liverpool
Rd. S.. from 9 a.m. to 11:15 a.m.
Co-operative babysitting with
crafts and snacks available. 420-
6048 (Virginia)
NEWCOMERS: "~e Pickering -Ajax
Newcomers Club meets Thurs..
Oct. 14, 8 p m , at the Pickering Vil-
lage United Church, 300 Church St.
N., Ajax. The club is for women liv-
ing in the area less than three
years and meets the second Thurs-
day of each month 837-1429
(Kelly).
COMPUTERS: The Durham Per-
sonal Computers Users' Club meets
Thurs., Oct. 14, 7 to 10 p.m., at the
CAW Local 222 Hall, 1425 Phillip
Murray Ave.. Oshawa. The group
meets the second Thursday of
every month and has a software
library and such special interest
groups as new computer users,
desktop publishing, telecommuni-
cations. Windows. WordPerfect. All
welcome No charge. 434-7420
(Barbara Rice). 728-9351 (Bruce
Lcycraft)
DAY CARE: Bayfair Daycare. 817
Kingston <a , Pickering, holds an
open house Thurs . Oct 14, 7 to
8 30 p.m Meet teachers, view pro-
gram Enrolment available. All wel-
come 839-1842 (Donna).
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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-x!
667-6083 between noon and 11 p.m. j
BOB'S 'Lake 3 , 2 acv
lot includes deede
access to lake, supe
fishing. $29.000. 0B
1075 (PIC)
HOUSE for rent. 4 bed
rooms backs on t
school. newly decorat
ed. fenced back yard
S1.100 plus utilities 0B
1076 (WHI)
1,850 sq ft 4-bedroo
home 2 1 2 baths. fire
place. security system.
big lot. fully fenced.
$185.000. OB 1077
(AJA)
1,850 sq It home. 4-
bedrooms 2 1 2 baths.
fireplace. large yard,
fully fenced 5185.000.
OB 1078 (AJA)
FLORIDA, Maoe ra
Beach Yacht Club, two
bedrooms fully
equipped. rent weekly or
monthly OB 2120 (PIC)
SHARE two bedroom
lower level apartment.
furnished. close to tran-
Srt. Pickering 5325 First
and last. OB 2121 (PIC) - ,
SIGNS blanks.
1.8'x3'x28' polystyrene,
large quantity and ideal
for outdoor signs 08
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 natural pro-
gram. OB 3270
FRANKLIN mint
Monopoly game, gold-
plated hotels and game
pieces. paid $779. ask-
ing $400 or best offer.
OB 3474 (PIC)
FOR sale, brown stove.
Selector. asking $50.
needs fuses only. OB
3475 (PIC)
14' aluminum boat,
$700. 9.8 Mercury
motor, $500. Will sell
separately. 08 3476
(OSH)
CHURCHILL pool table.
4x8, slate top. New
$3.200. Sell for best
offer. All accessories.
cover included. OB
3477 (OSH)
KINBAG for discriminat-
ing goffers, attachments
included, brand new -
tournament prize. retail
$750. best offer. OB
3478 (OSH)
PONY, black Shetland
mare, very pretty, great
with children, used for
birthday parties. $600 or
best offer. 08 3479
(PIC)
FREEZER, 15 cubic
Ifoot. excellent condition
$175 OB 3480 (WHI)
CHILD'S Lepeine bed
e room suite - bed, dress
d er. shelf unit, solid elm
r excellent condition
$400 OB 3483 (OSH)
HUNDREDS of products
- available to trade. per
o sonal and business. you
name it we trade it. OB
3487 (OSH)
POOL cover 20x40
S50 00. 6 diving board
m S50 00. ladder 525.00.
oil heater. filter. acces-
sories $125.00. S200 00
for everything. OB 3488
(WHI)
COMPACTOR, in excel-
lent condition, Kenmore.
S125 o.b.o. OB 3491
(AJA)
KENMORE washer
dryer deluxe model.
used year and a half.
S650 pair: Moffat dryer
needs motor. 5100 OB
3494 (OSH)
2 pair of girls ice skates.
size 7. S40 each or best
offer White heavy-duty
sewing machine. S150
or best offer OB 3495
(OSH)
FOR sale, five industrial
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 condition. S25
each. OB 3497 (WHI)
THREE piece bathroom.
$150. Small freezer.
5100. 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. OB
3501 (AJA)
MOVING boxes, all
sizes for sale. .25 cents
each: single boxspring,
$10.08 3502 (WHI)
TWO Sears mate -bed
storage boxes, never
used, $200 each. OB
FRE1Eto good home,
Guinea Pig and cage.
08 3504 (OSH)
LOOKING for a used
IBM computer. OB 3505
(OSH)
EATON Viking full size
washer and dryer. 8
years young. Asking
$400 for the pair. OB
3506 (PIC)
NURSERY white crib,
$60. white change table.
$25: white large rocker,
$60: play pen, $20; bunk
bed single over double.
white, top quality, $250.
OB 3507 (PIC)
ANTIQUE oak dresser.
4 -drawer oval mirror
attached on stand with
two small drawers,
$250; wing back chair,
BARTERLINE
NOTE: The recent area code change does
not effect our service. You may still dial the
number below
blue. $150. OB 350f
(PIC)
BEDROOM suite, five
pieces. dark pine. with
single mattress set
excellent condition
$495.00 firm OB 3511
(PIC)
KITCHEN table anc
u chars. good condition
S200.00 o.b o. Two 10
speed bicycles. S50 00
each OB 3512 (PIC)
PRINTER parts Epsom.
Toshiba. IBM. Roland.
stepper motors. printer
heads. control panels
cutsheet feeders. etc.
OB 3514 (PIC)
FULL capacity GE
microwave and stand.
excellent condition OB
3482 (OSH)
10' marble -look counter-
top with double chrome
sink and faucets Best
offer OB 3515 (OSH)
FULL size baby s;roiier.
$30 00. Crome Curtis
table and chair set.
$150 00 OB 3516
(PTH)
THREE year old Admiral
stove almond in colour.
Like brand new Asking
S350 00 OB 3517 (WHI)
PUREBRED 9 month
old Himalayan kitten.
tabby in colour Asking
S300.00. 08 3518
(WHI)
QUEEN size waterbed
$75.00. 26 colour TV.
$50.00. 5 drawer dress-
er. $20.00. Large
kitchen table and chairs.
S50.00. mates bed.
5100. 083519 (OSH)
GO Kart Vendetta, used
one season. original
price $2.300. asking
$750. Excellent condi-
bon OB 3520 (OSH)
FREE to good home.
Guinea Pig and cage.
08 3521 (OSH)
HIGHLAND dance out-
fit, girls' size 10. purple
dress MacPherson, kilt,
socks, vest and blouse,
$300, excellent condi-
tion. OB 3522 (OSH)
USED stove and fridge,
avocado green. Fridge
60- high by 27- wide by
OB 3523 (PIC) for both.
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, $50 o.b.o. OB
3525 (OSH)
WANTED Little Tyke T -
Car in average condi-
tion. OB 3526 (WHI)
12 Franklin Mint porce-
lain, handpainted birth-
day cups, valued at
$400. Will take best
offer. OB 3527 (PIC)
ANTIQUE wringer
washer. Homestead.
circa 1860. A-1 condi-
tion. Asking $400. OB
3529 (OSH)
KITCHEN table with four
daily. $800 as is or best
chairs, wicker and
offer. OB 4156 (OSH)
brass. $100: also 11.000
1984 Mustang, looks
BTU air conditioner,
like boss, new stereo.
S500. OB 3530
speakers, tires and
WRINGER washer.
radiator. V-6 3.8 black
Inglis. good condition.
with bra. $2.900 cert.
$150 or best offer OB
OB 4157 (AJA)
3531 (OSH)
FOR sale. 1989 Dodge
ROLL bar and light
Power Ram Four Wheel
package from '89
Drive, 6 litre. auto trans -
Dakota Sport short box
mission. Liner and cap
plus tonneau cover.
included. $8.500.00. OB
$275 OB 3532 (OSH)
4158 (OSH)
WANTED: Twin stroller,
1978 Grand Marquis.
in excellent condition.
Florida car, fully loaded.
reasonable price. OB
S2.000.00. 1982
3533 (OSH)
Nighthawk. 650cc. best
Ads will
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appear for
one week.
At the end
of the
week
phone
1-800-661-6083
to renew if
required.
WANTED Little Tykes
Fisher Price. etc. plastic
house, good condition.
reasonable price. OB
3534 (PIC)
SILVER -BLACK 3 -
piece Irving room suite.
paid $1.600, asking
$1.100 or best offer. 6
months old. OB 3535
MAYTAG washer and
dryer. good working
condition, must sell. $50
for the pair. OB 3536
(WHI)
FRAME for twin bed.
headboard solid oak
$60.08 3537 (BOW)
5 -pc. wood dinette $100.
utility trailer $250,
feather loveseat $150,
3538 10 t $500. OB
LOSE inches and
reduce appearance of
cellulite with herbal
treatment. Contains no
caffeine or preserva-
tives. 08 3539 (OSH)
AUTO,'
TRANSPORTATION
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. 08
4155 (OSH)
1985 Ford Tempo, 5 -
speed, good Gond., used
offer OB 4176 (OSH)
1977 Chev Blazer front
end. 350, transmission.
transfer case, fuel tank.
cap and more, for parts.
OB 4207
1991 S-15 Sonoma.
extra cab pick-up truck.
S6.800 or best offer. cer-
tified. OB 4208 (OSH)
GIRLS' rally mountain
bike. pink.'purple, suits
6-9. excellent condition.
$75 OB 4211 (WHI)
1988 Volkswagen Fox
GL. excellent condition.
$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 08
4216 (WHI)
'81 Chevy Malibu, blue
interior and exterior. 2
door. 35.000 miles on a
Sears rebuilt engine.
runs great. very rekable.
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 (PIC)
1978 Grand LeMans, 4 -
door, 305. low mileage,
$500, as is. OB 4221
(OSH)
1985 Ford LTD, 6 -cylin-
der, p.s., p.b., $1,700 or
best offer, certified. OB
4222 (BOW)
FOR sale 1979
Mercedes Benz 300D,
or will trade for?? OB
4227 1972 Chev Impala;
28,000 original miles,
new tires, $800. 4 alu-
minum slotted rims, 14'
x 60 Goodyear ST tires,
44M. OB 4228 (OSH)
1980 AMC Concord,
new parts, tires, running
condition, asking $350
as is. OB 4230 (OSH)
1984 LTD Crown
Victoria, fully powered,
96,000 km, very good
condition. Must be seen,
$3,400 or best offer. 08
4231 (OSH)
1976 21' Prowler trailer,
on leased lot, in beauti-
ful 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 ski-
doos. 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.. second shift.
084236 (COB)
1980 VW convertible
aluminum rims. roccaro
seats. 1986 roof, for
parts or mechanic. As is.
$1,400 00. OB 4237
(AJA)
1984 Plymouth Reliant,
4 new tires, extra head
assemble. $300.00 or
best offer. OB 4238
(COB)
1986 Cavalier. $700 as
is. or best offer. OB
4239 (OSH)
1986 Buick Century
Limited. 3.7 litre engine.
loaded. S2.900. 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 winters.
asking $7,500 firm. certi-
bed, must see. 08 4242
(AJA)
1979 maroon Z28. good
shape, quick. many new
parts. $1.200, as is. 08
4243 (OSH)
1986 Hyundai Exel. dri-
ven daily. $1,100 as is.
OB 4244 (AJA)
SUZUKI 1990 RM 80.
liquid cooled, many new
parts, excellent condi-
tion $1.200 obo. OB
4245 (WHI)
1985 Buick Century
must be seen, very good
running condition, owner
must sell $800. OB
4246 (AJA)
EMPLOYMENT
EARN $$$ from your
home, distributing a
nutrW do and need
help with by growing
business. OB 5107
APPRENTICE plumber,
3rd or 4th year, for com-
mercial work. 08 5153
FEMALE co -narrator for
educational video in
Oshawa. Public speak-
ing andlor ailing experi-
ence preferred. OB
5154 (WHI)
HAVE fun, earn extra
Income this fall selling
Undercover Wear lin-
gerie. No telemarketing,
full training. OB 5155
(OSH)
EXCHANGE hours for
cash, opportunity for
extra income distributing
nationally known prod-
ucts. OB 5156 (PIC)
COMPUTERIZE
services available on
daily, weekly or monthly
basis. Call for a free
consultation. 08 5157
(OSH)
ADMINISTRATIVE help
available. Reasonable
rates. Invoicing, collec-
tions, bookkeeping,
payables, typing, etc.
OB 5158 (OSH)
FEMALE country
singer/musician looking
for musicians to form
band or to join estab-
lished band OB 5159
(OSH)
NEED help? Seniors will
do housework, shop-
ping, laundry and run
errands. OB 6044
(COL)
SMALL claims court
agent. will stand up in
court and get your
money back. Low fee
OB 6142 (PIC)
WATER colors. private
lessons for beginners in
your home. reasonable
rates. OB 6151
RIDE available in
Durham to and from
Toronto 5 days a week.
Don't delay call now.
OB 6166 (WHI)
FRENCH tutoring ser-
vice by a qualified
instructor for elementary
and secondary students
Reasonable rates. OB
6206 (BOW)
BOOKKEEPING Plus.
swamped with paper-
work? Need help? All
books reconciliations,
government returns. typ-
ing Delivery pick-up
available. OB 6207
(WHII)
FALL special, Perma-
Shine your car. Protect it
from rust and salt.
makes paint like new,
$120. oe 6206 (OSH)
NO time for house
work? Cleaner available,
reasonable rates, week-
ly of bt-weekly, satisfac-
tion guaranteed. OB
6212
RELIABLE day care. K
mart area. Whitby. Lots
of in/outdoor activities
and nutritious meals,
excellent references.
HI)
OB 6217 (W
FOR all your vinyl and
leather repairs call Dan.
(Serving Oshawa,
Bowmanville, Port Petry
and Scugog only!!) 08
6218 (WHI)
DAYCARE available
near Roland Michener
School, Ritchie and
Kenpton area, fees
negotiable. 08 6219
(AJA)
LEARN how to paint
custom borders on your
walls, stenciling classes
D startiho 1mitiediatel
I very reasonable. a
6220 (PIC)
PERSONAL trainer a1
former professional at
lets, provides fitne;
and nutrition progran
customized to suit inc
viduals needs! 08 622
WILL babysit, not
smoker, day care exp
rience, reasonab
rates, mother of two. 0
6224 (OSH)
DAYCARE available
my home, prefer babie
or toddlers. Bay Ridge
area, reasonable rate:
08 6225 (PIC)
LAWN and garden se
vice: mowing, fall clear
up. seniors discoun
real estate welcom(
Free estimates. 01
6226 (OSH)
INSIDE or outside sto
age available i
Newcastle, safe storag
for cars, boats. R.V. an
bikes. OB 6227 (NEW)
DAY care available
my home
Bayly/Liverpool Roac
schools close by. lots c
T.L.C. OB 6228 (PIC)
ALARM systems inde
pendent distributor sell
ing security products
complete home and ca
packages available
CALL NOW" OB 6225
(COB)
TUTOR kindergarten tc
grade 6. also English a:
a second language. 2(
year experience
Employed professional
OB 6230 (OSH)
DAY care available
Rossland and Harmony
area. Meals and activi.
ties. Reasonable rates
References. OB 6231
(OSH)
LET us refinish, repair,
restore your furniture a5
reasonable rates, free
estimates, pick up and
delivery. OB 6232
(OSH)
WORD processing help
available. reasonable
rates, resumes. manu-
als, or any document.
Pick-up or delivery. OB
6233 (BOW/OSH)
OFFICE cleaner! Does
your office mess cause
you stress? Let me dis-
infect for less! OB 6234
(AJA)
TYPING services, court
transcripts, resumes,
reports, all work done in
WordPerfect 5.1. 08
6235 (PIC)
MECHANIC wanted to
put switch in steering
column, do brakes and
put front seat in. 08
6236 (OSH)
POOL dosing starting at
$75.00.08 6237 (OSH)
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message, do = leave your last name, phone
number or address. A charge of $1.99 per
minute will appear on your phone bill.
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sentatives at 1-800-667-6083.
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short on time, oo ing or
female. who enjoys night
walks along beach, videos,
and unbridled passion. SY
1304
BLUE eyed white male,
25not bad looking, enjoys
fishing, long walks, roman-
tic evenings, seeks possi-
ble long term relationship.
SY 1305
VERY handsomeItalian
born male. 28, Billy Ray
rvrue Innkalike with a
mustache, (only better).
Seeks lady for fun/ rela-
tionship SY 1308
WANTED beautiful blonde
w`'o was at Wally's
Restaurant Wednesday,
July 14, 3:00 a.m. We
made contact but couldn't
talk.Call if you're interested
in the man with the gold
glasses SY 1309
MALE wh te, 37 seeks
s m. attractive lady 25-30
for friendship, possible
relation -ship. Must be
understanding. Serious
inquiries only. SY 1310
SINGLE male, 30, clean
cut and working, looking
for a female. 26-30, who is
honest and has a good
sense of humor SY 1312
HEALTHY, caring, honest,
t;,, white male, 41, 5'11'
seeks a lady to share the
spark of fun romantic times
with SY 1313
SINGLE father 27, good
looking, 6'. 190 bs., enjoys
work ng out, dancing, din-
ing, quiet evenings, seeks
female, attractive, slim, 25-
35 with similar interests.
SY 1315
SPIRITED Taurus, male,
white, 40, 5'4', two chil-
dren, looking for a woman
to satisfy my need to be
touched mentally, spiritual-
ly and physically. SY 1317
ROMANTIC male, white,
40, seeks lovable, loyal
and affectionate female,
who enjoys golf, long walks
and quiet evenings. SY
1318
WHITE male enjoys walks,
music, and going to
movies, looking for single
white female 22-25. SY
1411 JOSH)
SUCCESSFUL business-
man, 34 years old, afhbtic
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
so 61 m fig Mie illi
fnN so iioomb
Sllrl�ii Q>lI1M
Int
summ
LOOKING for the compare
ionship of a nice, easygo-
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
times together. SY 1463
(BOW)
ATTRACTIVE gentleman,
5'8', 53, divorced, enjoys
fishing, camping, and trav-
el, loves cow" music and
good cooking. It you are
under 55 and peMe, please
respond. SY 1496 (WHQ
HAPPY, sincere white
male, 50, 5'8'. Interests -
downhill skiing, workout,
reading, dancing. Seeking
white slim female, in 40s,
for serious long-term rela-
tionship. SY 1500 JOSH)
PO
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
JOSH)
SINCERE gentleman, 37.
Sincerely YOull
The safer Way to
meet new people,
leave your name and
number only
when you're ready.
loves children, looking for
easy-going female. 29-37.
Enjoy dining, walks. camp-
ing, movies. SY 1534
ATTRACTIVE, estaonshed
male, 33. 6', with no
dependents, seeks similar
female, enjoys music,
sports, movies, cooking.
travel. SY 1535 (WHO
ATTRACTIVE„ 28, self-
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
(OSH)
MALE, 36, 6'4', blue-eyed,
sandy -blonde, self-
employed, stable, affec-
tionate, smoker, non-
drinker, love thunder-
storms. snowstorms, fire-
places, power blackouts,
kids. Christmas, Van
Morrison. It under 40,
shmlthm, stable with sense
of humor, please call. SY
1537 JOSH)
26 year old, 5 10', father of
two children, enjoys cook-
ing, dancing, long drives,
seeks female, 30-45, with
similar interests. SY 1538
MONOGAMOUS, sincere
male, 32, 611', blue eyes
and long strawberry -bond
hair, enjoys rock music,
camping, quiet evenings,
seeks romantic, sincere,
attractive young lady. SY
1539 JOSH)
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, candll dinners,
long waft with that speaal
someone, looking for sin-
gle white fernalia, 23-35, for
possible long-term relation-
ship. SY 1541 (OSH)
KIM, pretty, 29, you left
message but no telephone
number in box 1535, give
Me, some points for PerSM-
tence. SY 1543 (OSH)
LIBRA male, attractive,
single, 47, romantic, car-
ing, affectionate, enjoys
music, dancing, outings
and good conversation.
Seeks sincere, affectionate
female, 35-45, non-smok-
er, for lasting relationship.
SY 1544 JOSH)
CATHOLIC male. of Italian
decent, 29, seeking
woman, 18-35, enjoys
camping, hiking, movies,
dancing and Star Trak SY
1545 (PIC)
GOOD natured, down to
earth, professional, 38,
separated, likes children,
sports, outdoors, music
end biking. Seeks lady for
friendship and possible
relationship SY 1546
(WHI)
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
JOSH)
RESPONSIBLE, hard-
working, attractive. athletic,
single male, 31, single by
choice 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 veld times.
Looking for independent
female. same nature. SY
1549 (OSH)
PROFESSIONAL, very
good- ook ng single white
male. 27, active in sports.
quiet times, dancing, hon-
est, interested in meeting
very attractive women, 24-
29. SY 1550 (AJA)
SINCERE male, 26, sepa-
rated 1 yr , 5'7', slim. 140
lbs., short brown hair, blue
eyes, seeks honest female.
21-30, for friendship first
and possible relationship.
SY 1551 JOSH)
SINGLE, white male, 23,
long dark hair, 59', likes to
have a good time, looking
for someone with similar
interests such as working
for a living and an occa-
sional night out, 20-25. SY
1552 (OSH)
ESTABLISHED, 35. good
looks, fit build, single father
with strong family values,
down to earth. Seeking
woman, 28-35, with com-
patible qualities and good
figure. SY ISM (OSH)
TALL, attractive male. 32,
non-smoker, enjoys music,
racquet sports, long walks,
movies, quiet, romantic
evenings, seeks similar
female, 25-35, for friend-
ship, possible relationship.
SY 1554 (OSH)
ROMANTIC and intelligent
white professional male,
519', attractive, personable
and dynamic. Seeks articu-
late, pretty, slim and selec-
tive woman 30-40. SY
1555 (OSH)
MALE, 18, looking for fun
times with woman, 18-25.
SY 1556 JOSH)
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 Ibs.,
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 1559
JOSH)
MALE, 5'11% brown hair,
blue eyes, good sense of
humor. enjoys quiet tittles,
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
JOSH)
ATTRACTIVE male, 35,
enjoys outdoors, movies,
romantic evenings, long
wafts, dining and dancing,
seeks attractive female,
27-37, to be treated like a
lady. SY 1561 JOSH)
PROFESSIONAL male.
well established, two chil-
dren, likes dining, dancing,
spontaneous type of
woman, 28-35. SY 1562
(OSH)
VERY attractive, mid 40's,
fit male, enjoys 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.
SY 1564 (OSH)
BROAD shouldered.
at!ract,ve and cute white
male. seeking soft -shoul-
dered, attractive and cute
white female. Must be slim,
warm and affectionate. 22-
36. Non-smoker, SY 1565
GOOD -look rg. easy-
going, 31, long brown hair.
good job, likes quiet din-
ners or loud parties, look-
ing for female, 23-30. with
light colored hair. SY 1566
JOSH)
SINGLE tattier, 42, 6. 180
lbs., blond hair, 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. 57', 150 lbs., 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
interests. SY 1569 (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE hard-work-
ing, non-smoker, white
male, 35, enjoys cycling.
tennis, romantic evenings,
loves children. Seeks
attractive non-smoking
female, 25-35 (no material
girls please) for compan-
ion, possible relationship.
SY 1570 JOSH)
QUIET attractive male, 36,
romantic, easy and outgo-
ing, a variety of interest,
seeks slim, to medium
build, single working nom.
For meaningful relation-
ship. SY 1571 (COB)
QUIET and attractive male
36, romantic and easy
going, with a variety of
interests, seeking slim to
medium build, single work-
ing mom for meaningful
relationship. SY 1572
Jam)
SINGLE father, 29,
blondish hair, hazel eyes,
enjoys sports, music,
romantic dinners, and
dancing would lila to meet
woman 25-35 for possible
tong -term relationshlip. BY
1573 JOSH)
SINCERE male 38, likes
movies, walks, romantic
dinners, looping for female
28-38 for similar irnlerests.
SY 1574 JOSH)
ACTIVE single male, 35,
established non-smoker
seeks petite lady also non-
smoker, age is not impor-
tant, for fun and compan-
ionship for possible long-
term relationship. Kids are
welcome. Formerly mail-
box $1512. SY 1575
JOSH)
ATTRACTIVE male, 29,
610', brown hair, brown
eyes, and a winning smile,
is honest, sincere and sen-
sitive, enjoys Photograph.
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Seeks whits, sincere male,
27-34, who is established,
with a sense of humor and
good morals. SY 2509
VIVACIOUS, single, white
mother, 32, 56', 137 lbs.,
dark hair, dark eyes, look-
ing for cowboy type, tall
dark and handsome, 30-
45. Single fathers wel-
come. SY 2510 (OSH)
JIM the industrial engineer
from GM who called mail-
box 2416 you didn't leave
phone no, please respond
to 59'. green eyed blonde
lady. SY 2511 (OSH)
SINGLE mom. 33. seeking
a fun!oving person who
enjoys dancing, 50's
music, movies, quiet
evenings, and who loves
children. Looking for ser-
ous relationship. SY 2512
JOSH)
SINGLE woman, 44, aver-
age ouild oves children.
outdoor activities, dining
• 11 • days a weektut, looking for a friend and
maybe a life time commt-
19 yr old single mother
looking for a single male
who enjoys children, danc-
ing, camping and walks by
the lake. SY 2401 JOSH)
WHITE, 5'4', large full -fig-
ure woman, 39, fun, good
natured, caring, loves
dancing, socializing, carni
ing, seeking white male.
sincere, 35-45 yrs. and
must love children. SY
2415
GOOD-LOOKING ;teen
eyed donde, 5'9' tai! and
:`ountiful, seeks tall as. 36-
=4, mar who, :dies danc-
ing, dining, conversat�cn.
outdoors, romantic, din-
ners, quiet evenings, wth
that special someone. SY
1576 (PIC)
OUTGOING male 36, 6'.
enjoys musk, movies, the
outdoors, camping would
like to meet single honest
and sincere female, 30-40.
who enjoys the same for
possible long-term relation-
ship SY 1577 (COB)
For persons 18 years of age and over
FEMALE. 35
5'1', enjoys camping,
baseball, gardening and
travel, seeking male. 35-40
who is sincere and estab-
lished for possible retation-
ship. SY 2146
ATTRACTIVE ady. 37,
single, enjoys music, 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, 14-1 1, many inter-
ests, seeks tall large build,
single white male, 37-45,
with good sense of humor
and a heart. SY 2300
YOUNG, very petite moth-
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 dancing, camp-
tng sports, romantic
evenings, country musk
and old rock, seeks honest
male, 30-40 !or a special
time and possible retation-
shilb. SY 2302
ATTRACTIVE white
tamale. 29 smoker, no
dependents, enjoys sport,
summer fun, country
music, old rock, bear, quiet
and wild times seeks male.
28-35. SY 2303
PROFESSIONAL, female,
24, enjoys reading, long
walks, movies and roman-
tic dinners, if you have sim-
der 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 Ide. SY 2306
LADY 52, seeks compan-
ion, enjoys gardening,
cooking, classical music
and cottages. SY 23M
ATTRACTIVE divorced
mother of 2, 33, looking for
attractive male, 33-40, who
likes kids, the outdoors,
music and romance.SY
2319
ARE you an attractive sin-
cere humorous gentle-
man? I'm 23, attractive
mother of one who enjoys
movies, music, travel,
seeks someone financiay
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 men,' 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, sensi-
tive,
enative, who likes to be
spoiled and pampered, 49-
51. SY 2309 JOSH)
nar,.re, trave. ane cn..ICrer.
SY 2416
SHORT middle-aged
female wnc enjoys skiing,
golfing, dancing (I'm a very
good dancer'), pleasant
person, positive nature.
seeks someone with simi-
lar quaiities, preferably
non-smoker, 50+ SY 2457
JOSH)
PRETTY 23 year old,
career -minded, who likes
reading and golfing s
seeking someone, 25-30.
who has similar interests,
for friendship and possible
relationship. SY 2465
ATTRACTIVE single moth-
er, 31, would like to meet
secure attractive tun -loving
guy. 30-37, for friendship.
possible relationship SY
2476
A knight in a white Charger
was supposed to show up
on my doorstep - is that
you? If so don't be afraid to
respond to this ad. SY
2478 JOSH)
YOUNG 41, mother of one,
looking for nice family man
who enjoys music, danc-
ing, movies and quiet times
at home, if thars you, call
me. SY 2487 (AJAX)
ARTSY, bright, estab-
lished, educated Lady, 38,
witty and stable, healthy,
active Idestyle, positive atti-
tude, seeks honest, sin-
cere, non-smoking gentle-
man, 35-45, with similar
qualities. SY 24M (WIN)
CARING, honest, full -fig-
ured female, 23, blonde,
blue eyes. attractive, seek-
ing mature, honest man,
25-30, who enjoys walks,
thunderstorms and country
music, serious call only.
SY 2499 JOSH)
SINCERE, pretty and hon-
est lady seeks a man, 20-
30, who is smart, fun,
enjoys camping, baseball
games,
for (OSM��� brines.
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. SY 2492
(0SH)
PETITE brunette, 22 yrs.
old, 5'2', who enjoys long
walks, movies and horse-
back riding, seeks male,
23-25, with same interests.
SY 2493
LADY, young 50s, 5'4',
attractive, non-smoker,
seeks fun -loving, silver -
haired gentleman, 55+ for
pcss,o'e rear:^s- c SY
2494 (OSH)
SINGLE, white female.
attractive, blonde, blue
eyes. 5'8', 130 lbs., 23
years, adventurous. fun -
loving, easy-going, serious,
good looking 25-35 year
old, males only. SY 2495
(OSH)
1'M a professional in my
40s. 55', 130 lbs.. blond
hair and blue eyes, as for
personality. I've got one
I'm strong -welled and gen-
tle SY 2496
SINCERE and sensitive
heavy -set single mom, 35.
,moire, enjoys dancing.
.ount•y musk. cards.
zjingo and much more. has
ots of TLC for the right
7uy. 35-45. who appreci-
ates inner beauty for pos-
sible long-term relation-
-,hrp SY 2497 (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE s.r g e -
er :t two. 33. ^,:,i-srnoKer.
enjoys sports. :Ong walks.
'^uric, dining and dancing.
seeks an attractive and
s ncere single father with
s.milar interests SY 2499
(OSH)
WIDOW, 64, seeks male.
55 to 65, who enjoys
church outings, cottage -on -
anted. dining, walks
enjoys bowling, non-smok-
er, non-drinker, for possi-
ble long-term relationship.
SY 2500 (OSH)
PROFESSIONAL, 41. sin-
g e wr to 'e -a a attractive.
lady looks younger, well
established, enjoys travel.
dining, good conversation
politics, seeks a contcar-
ionship of a ' -e qual ty
gentleman. 40-50 SY
2501 (OSH)
SLIM s ngle, white lady.
53 smoker enjoys the
simple things, seeks sin-
gle. white male. 55-65, 'or
a longterm relationship,
who enjoys conversation,
star -light walks. thunder-
storms and country drives
SY 2502 JOSH)
AVERAGE, 55'. 40, white
female, seeks white male,
35-45, for down to earth
relationship, enjoys horse
and bike riding and cre-
ative writing. SY 2503
JOSH)
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
(OSH)
SINGLE black temale 40,
57% 150 lbs., attractive.
outgoing, fun -loving and
affectionate, seeks male
for meeninghil relationship.
Race, colour, no barrier.
SY 2505 JOSH)
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 JOSH)
VIVACIOUS, successful,
51', 40's, mother of one,
welcomes a response from
a non-smoking white, excit-
ing, articulate male, 45 to
55, interested in balancing
romance and family life.
SY 2507 JOSH)
HONEST, caring, single
mother, 30, seeking a sen-
sitive, hottest, raring male,
30-38, who enjoys quiet
evenings, long walks,
dancing and romence, sin-
gle fathers welcome. SY
25W JOSH)
FEMALE, 25, 64', hazel
eyes, brig brown hair, self-
-neat SY 2513 (OSH)
PHILLY, great legs. good
for- intelligent, spirited.
outgoing, mischievous
Green-eyed, 5'5'. 13C lbs.
chestnut, requires 35.
male trainer. Mentally and
physically fit, sense of
humour necessary SY
2514 (OSH)
HOPELESS 'o -antic. 24.
seeKs Tale. 25-30. sponta-
neous. adventurous. hon-
est. sincere for
!nendship/companionship
and possible long-term
relationship SY 2515
(OSH)
FEMALE '8 blonde ^a r,
b,ue eyes 5 7' 125 !bs .
considered attractive look-
ing for an attractive mar
18-25. who enjoys musk.
dancing, !ravel and .sr't
atraiC to fall in love SY
2516 (COB)
SINGLE --tom, seeKs
dece,t gentleman for
ir,endship relationship.
'amily-or•ented, sincere.
Outgoing, interested in
shows, dancing and coun-
try outings SY 3160 (OSH)
GOOD cck;ng and prc'es-
s oral, secure and self-sut-
'icont gentleman. wou a
like meet iady. 4C -5C.
ill s,mila• qualities, 1,0
enjoy the be11e, "',ngs m
life SY 3163 (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE 'ema e.
ASS raves. e�nng, danc-
ing. walks. sports minded.
seeks- same in senior
malady in 50's. enjoys din-
ing, dancing, plays cards.
Would like companionshic
for socia events. SY 4000
LADY in 50s enjoys
dancing, plays cards would
like companionship to,
social events. SY 4002
WIDOW, 60, seeking slim
male between 55-60 who
tikes country music, danc-
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. SY 4037
YOUNG, attractive female,
52, enjoys dining, dancing.
music, most sports, walks.
quiet evenings, seeks
male, over 46, who is will-
ing to love as well as being
loved SY 4038 (OSH)
WIDOWER, 61, 150 lbs..
seeks slim lady, 52-62,
whose interests include
dancing, long walks, gar-
dening, outdoors, owns
camping trailer, looking for
long-lasting relationship.
SY 1039 JOSH)
FEMALE 60, petite, 5',
blue eyes, shy disposition,
would like to meet a sin-
cere gentleman 55-65.
Enjoys dancing, traveling,
outdoors. Non-
smoker/social drinker. SY
4040
ALTERNATIVE
LIFESTYLES
OSHAWA couple very dis-
creet in late 20's, bi-curr-
ous, looking for same. SY
5247 JOSH)
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Companionship - Friendship
me, very
a
athletic, like movies, wO*s
on the beach, romantic
evenings, looking for
Call
female, 18-25 with similar
interests, looking for a long
term relationship. SY 1300
single white
Anytime
116 976 1991
ATTRACTIVE
male, 22, 6', 180 lbs.,
enjoys outdoors, evenings
out, quiet evenings at
home, romantic, shy and
Only charge is $1.99 per minute, there are
sincere, looking for slim
white female,with
no extra long distance charges
rel
same interests foror rotation
1 To respond to an ad, call Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991' at any time of the day from any touch tone
ship. SY 1301
phone within the 416 area code and make a note of the four d' it 'mailbox" number that
r9 appears at the end
SHY, lonely mala, teddy
of the ad. You may also browse through the system to listen to other recordings. Just follow the recorded
bear 24, varied interests,
instructions. A charge of $1.99 per minute will appear on your phone bill as soon as you connect with the
seeks female, 20-30 who
system.
enjoys quiet times for last-
2. After you receive your numbers, call 1-416-976-1991' from arty touch tone phone, 24 hrs. a day and fol-
ing long term relationship.
low the easy (recorded) instructions. Remember you may NOT leave your last name, phone number or
SY 1302
address when recording your message in YOUR mailbox.
YOUNG male, 38, would
3. To retrieve your messages call 1-416-976-1991' from any touch tone phone and follow the instruc-
like to meet single sincere
tions... Remember to enter your mailbox number and pass code on your phone key pad. A charge of $1.99
female, 25-35 who enjoys
per min. will appear on your phone bill as soon as you conned with the system.
good conversation, country
life. and BBOs. SY 1303
CONTRACTOR, 28, 6',
To place a free ad
-800-387-8009
long_ on love. currently
•
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1 kf
short on time, oo ing or
female. who enjoys night
walks along beach, videos,
and unbridled passion. SY
1304
BLUE eyed white male,
25not bad looking, enjoys
fishing, long walks, roman-
tic evenings, seeks possi-
ble long term relationship.
SY 1305
VERY handsomeItalian
born male. 28, Billy Ray
rvrue Innkalike with a
mustache, (only better).
Seeks lady for fun/ rela-
tionship SY 1308
WANTED beautiful blonde
w`'o was at Wally's
Restaurant Wednesday,
July 14, 3:00 a.m. We
made contact but couldn't
talk.Call if you're interested
in the man with the gold
glasses SY 1309
MALE wh te, 37 seeks
s m. attractive lady 25-30
for friendship, possible
relation -ship. Must be
understanding. Serious
inquiries only. SY 1310
SINGLE male, 30, clean
cut and working, looking
for a female. 26-30, who is
honest and has a good
sense of humor SY 1312
HEALTHY, caring, honest,
t;,, white male, 41, 5'11'
seeks a lady to share the
spark of fun romantic times
with SY 1313
SINGLE father 27, good
looking, 6'. 190 bs., enjoys
work ng out, dancing, din-
ing, quiet evenings, seeks
female, attractive, slim, 25-
35 with similar interests.
SY 1315
SPIRITED Taurus, male,
white, 40, 5'4', two chil-
dren, looking for a woman
to satisfy my need to be
touched mentally, spiritual-
ly and physically. SY 1317
ROMANTIC male, white,
40, seeks lovable, loyal
and affectionate female,
who enjoys golf, long walks
and quiet evenings. SY
1318
WHITE male enjoys walks,
music, and going to
movies, looking for single
white female 22-25. SY
1411 JOSH)
SUCCESSFUL business-
man, 34 years old, afhbtic
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
so 61 m fig Mie illi
fnN so iioomb
Sllrl�ii Q>lI1M
Int
summ
LOOKING for the compare
ionship of a nice, easygo-
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
times together. SY 1463
(BOW)
ATTRACTIVE gentleman,
5'8', 53, divorced, enjoys
fishing, camping, and trav-
el, loves cow" music and
good cooking. It you are
under 55 and peMe, please
respond. SY 1496 (WHQ
HAPPY, sincere white
male, 50, 5'8'. Interests -
downhill skiing, workout,
reading, dancing. Seeking
white slim female, in 40s,
for serious long-term rela-
tionship. SY 1500 JOSH)
PO
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
JOSH)
SINCERE gentleman, 37.
Sincerely YOull
The safer Way to
meet new people,
leave your name and
number only
when you're ready.
loves children, looking for
easy-going female. 29-37.
Enjoy dining, walks. camp-
ing, movies. SY 1534
ATTRACTIVE, estaonshed
male, 33. 6', with no
dependents, seeks similar
female, enjoys music,
sports, movies, cooking.
travel. SY 1535 (WHO
ATTRACTIVE„ 28, self-
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
(OSH)
MALE, 36, 6'4', blue-eyed,
sandy -blonde, self-
employed, stable, affec-
tionate, smoker, non-
drinker, love thunder-
storms. snowstorms, fire-
places, power blackouts,
kids. Christmas, Van
Morrison. It under 40,
shmlthm, stable with sense
of humor, please call. SY
1537 JOSH)
26 year old, 5 10', father of
two children, enjoys cook-
ing, dancing, long drives,
seeks female, 30-45, with
similar interests. SY 1538
MONOGAMOUS, sincere
male, 32, 611', blue eyes
and long strawberry -bond
hair, enjoys rock music,
camping, quiet evenings,
seeks romantic, sincere,
attractive young lady. SY
1539 JOSH)
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, candll dinners,
long waft with that speaal
someone, looking for sin-
gle white fernalia, 23-35, for
possible long-term relation-
ship. SY 1541 (OSH)
KIM, pretty, 29, you left
message but no telephone
number in box 1535, give
Me, some points for PerSM-
tence. SY 1543 (OSH)
LIBRA male, attractive,
single, 47, romantic, car-
ing, affectionate, enjoys
music, dancing, outings
and good conversation.
Seeks sincere, affectionate
female, 35-45, non-smok-
er, for lasting relationship.
SY 1544 JOSH)
CATHOLIC male. of Italian
decent, 29, seeking
woman, 18-35, enjoys
camping, hiking, movies,
dancing and Star Trak SY
1545 (PIC)
GOOD natured, down to
earth, professional, 38,
separated, likes children,
sports, outdoors, music
end biking. Seeks lady for
friendship and possible
relationship SY 1546
(WHI)
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
JOSH)
RESPONSIBLE, hard-
working, attractive. athletic,
single male, 31, single by
choice 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 veld times.
Looking for independent
female. same nature. SY
1549 (OSH)
PROFESSIONAL, very
good- ook ng single white
male. 27, active in sports.
quiet times, dancing, hon-
est, interested in meeting
very attractive women, 24-
29. SY 1550 (AJA)
SINCERE male, 26, sepa-
rated 1 yr , 5'7', slim. 140
lbs., short brown hair, blue
eyes, seeks honest female.
21-30, for friendship first
and possible relationship.
SY 1551 JOSH)
SINGLE, white male, 23,
long dark hair, 59', likes to
have a good time, looking
for someone with similar
interests such as working
for a living and an occa-
sional night out, 20-25. SY
1552 (OSH)
ESTABLISHED, 35. good
looks, fit build, single father
with strong family values,
down to earth. Seeking
woman, 28-35, with com-
patible qualities and good
figure. SY ISM (OSH)
TALL, attractive male. 32,
non-smoker, enjoys music,
racquet sports, long walks,
movies, quiet, romantic
evenings, seeks similar
female, 25-35, for friend-
ship, possible relationship.
SY 1554 (OSH)
ROMANTIC and intelligent
white professional male,
519', attractive, personable
and dynamic. Seeks articu-
late, pretty, slim and selec-
tive woman 30-40. SY
1555 (OSH)
MALE, 18, looking for fun
times with woman, 18-25.
SY 1556 JOSH)
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 Ibs.,
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 1559
JOSH)
MALE, 5'11% brown hair,
blue eyes, good sense of
humor. enjoys quiet tittles,
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
JOSH)
ATTRACTIVE male, 35,
enjoys outdoors, movies,
romantic evenings, long
wafts, dining and dancing,
seeks attractive female,
27-37, to be treated like a
lady. SY 1561 JOSH)
PROFESSIONAL male.
well established, two chil-
dren, likes dining, dancing,
spontaneous type of
woman, 28-35. SY 1562
(OSH)
VERY attractive, mid 40's,
fit male, enjoys 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.
SY 1564 (OSH)
BROAD shouldered.
at!ract,ve and cute white
male. seeking soft -shoul-
dered, attractive and cute
white female. Must be slim,
warm and affectionate. 22-
36. Non-smoker, SY 1565
GOOD -look rg. easy-
going, 31, long brown hair.
good job, likes quiet din-
ners or loud parties, look-
ing for female, 23-30. with
light colored hair. SY 1566
JOSH)
SINGLE tattier, 42, 6. 180
lbs., blond hair, 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. 57', 150 lbs., 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
interests. SY 1569 (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE hard-work-
ing, non-smoker, white
male, 35, enjoys cycling.
tennis, romantic evenings,
loves children. Seeks
attractive non-smoking
female, 25-35 (no material
girls please) for compan-
ion, possible relationship.
SY 1570 JOSH)
QUIET attractive male, 36,
romantic, easy and outgo-
ing, a variety of interest,
seeks slim, to medium
build, single working nom.
For meaningful relation-
ship. SY 1571 (COB)
QUIET and attractive male
36, romantic and easy
going, with a variety of
interests, seeking slim to
medium build, single work-
ing mom for meaningful
relationship. SY 1572
Jam)
SINGLE father, 29,
blondish hair, hazel eyes,
enjoys sports, music,
romantic dinners, and
dancing would lila to meet
woman 25-35 for possible
tong -term relationshlip. BY
1573 JOSH)
SINCERE male 38, likes
movies, walks, romantic
dinners, looping for female
28-38 for similar irnlerests.
SY 1574 JOSH)
ACTIVE single male, 35,
established non-smoker
seeks petite lady also non-
smoker, age is not impor-
tant, for fun and compan-
ionship for possible long-
term relationship. Kids are
welcome. Formerly mail-
box $1512. SY 1575
JOSH)
ATTRACTIVE male, 29,
610', brown hair, brown
eyes, and a winning smile,
is honest, sincere and sen-
sitive, enjoys Photograph.
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Seeks whits, sincere male,
27-34, who is established,
with a sense of humor and
good morals. SY 2509
VIVACIOUS, single, white
mother, 32, 56', 137 lbs.,
dark hair, dark eyes, look-
ing for cowboy type, tall
dark and handsome, 30-
45. Single fathers wel-
come. SY 2510 (OSH)
JIM the industrial engineer
from GM who called mail-
box 2416 you didn't leave
phone no, please respond
to 59'. green eyed blonde
lady. SY 2511 (OSH)
SINGLE mom. 33. seeking
a fun!oving person who
enjoys dancing, 50's
music, movies, quiet
evenings, and who loves
children. Looking for ser-
ous relationship. SY 2512
JOSH)
SINGLE woman, 44, aver-
age ouild oves children.
outdoor activities, dining
• 11 • days a weektut, looking for a friend and
maybe a life time commt-
19 yr old single mother
looking for a single male
who enjoys children, danc-
ing, camping and walks by
the lake. SY 2401 JOSH)
WHITE, 5'4', large full -fig-
ure woman, 39, fun, good
natured, caring, loves
dancing, socializing, carni
ing, seeking white male.
sincere, 35-45 yrs. and
must love children. SY
2415
GOOD-LOOKING ;teen
eyed donde, 5'9' tai! and
:`ountiful, seeks tall as. 36-
=4, mar who, :dies danc-
ing, dining, conversat�cn.
outdoors, romantic, din-
ners, quiet evenings, wth
that special someone. SY
1576 (PIC)
OUTGOING male 36, 6'.
enjoys musk, movies, the
outdoors, camping would
like to meet single honest
and sincere female, 30-40.
who enjoys the same for
possible long-term relation-
ship SY 1577 (COB)
For persons 18 years of age and over
FEMALE. 35
5'1', enjoys camping,
baseball, gardening and
travel, seeking male. 35-40
who is sincere and estab-
lished for possible retation-
ship. SY 2146
ATTRACTIVE ady. 37,
single, enjoys music, 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, 14-1 1, many inter-
ests, seeks tall large build,
single white male, 37-45,
with good sense of humor
and a heart. SY 2300
YOUNG, very petite moth-
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 dancing, camp-
tng sports, romantic
evenings, country musk
and old rock, seeks honest
male, 30-40 !or a special
time and possible retation-
shilb. SY 2302
ATTRACTIVE white
tamale. 29 smoker, no
dependents, enjoys sport,
summer fun, country
music, old rock, bear, quiet
and wild times seeks male.
28-35. SY 2303
PROFESSIONAL, female,
24, enjoys reading, long
walks, movies and roman-
tic dinners, if you have sim-
der 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 Ide. SY 2306
LADY 52, seeks compan-
ion, enjoys gardening,
cooking, classical music
and cottages. SY 23M
ATTRACTIVE divorced
mother of 2, 33, looking for
attractive male, 33-40, who
likes kids, the outdoors,
music and romance.SY
2319
ARE you an attractive sin-
cere humorous gentle-
man? I'm 23, attractive
mother of one who enjoys
movies, music, travel,
seeks someone financiay
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 men,' 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, sensi-
tive,
enative, who likes to be
spoiled and pampered, 49-
51. SY 2309 JOSH)
nar,.re, trave. ane cn..ICrer.
SY 2416
SHORT middle-aged
female wnc enjoys skiing,
golfing, dancing (I'm a very
good dancer'), pleasant
person, positive nature.
seeks someone with simi-
lar quaiities, preferably
non-smoker, 50+ SY 2457
JOSH)
PRETTY 23 year old,
career -minded, who likes
reading and golfing s
seeking someone, 25-30.
who has similar interests,
for friendship and possible
relationship. SY 2465
ATTRACTIVE single moth-
er, 31, would like to meet
secure attractive tun -loving
guy. 30-37, for friendship.
possible relationship SY
2476
A knight in a white Charger
was supposed to show up
on my doorstep - is that
you? If so don't be afraid to
respond to this ad. SY
2478 JOSH)
YOUNG 41, mother of one,
looking for nice family man
who enjoys music, danc-
ing, movies and quiet times
at home, if thars you, call
me. SY 2487 (AJAX)
ARTSY, bright, estab-
lished, educated Lady, 38,
witty and stable, healthy,
active Idestyle, positive atti-
tude, seeks honest, sin-
cere, non-smoking gentle-
man, 35-45, with similar
qualities. SY 24M (WIN)
CARING, honest, full -fig-
ured female, 23, blonde,
blue eyes. attractive, seek-
ing mature, honest man,
25-30, who enjoys walks,
thunderstorms and country
music, serious call only.
SY 2499 JOSH)
SINCERE, pretty and hon-
est lady seeks a man, 20-
30, who is smart, fun,
enjoys camping, baseball
games,
for (OSM��� brines.
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. SY 2492
(0SH)
PETITE brunette, 22 yrs.
old, 5'2', who enjoys long
walks, movies and horse-
back riding, seeks male,
23-25, with same interests.
SY 2493
LADY, young 50s, 5'4',
attractive, non-smoker,
seeks fun -loving, silver -
haired gentleman, 55+ for
pcss,o'e rear:^s- c SY
2494 (OSH)
SINGLE, white female.
attractive, blonde, blue
eyes. 5'8', 130 lbs., 23
years, adventurous. fun -
loving, easy-going, serious,
good looking 25-35 year
old, males only. SY 2495
(OSH)
1'M a professional in my
40s. 55', 130 lbs.. blond
hair and blue eyes, as for
personality. I've got one
I'm strong -welled and gen-
tle SY 2496
SINCERE and sensitive
heavy -set single mom, 35.
,moire, enjoys dancing.
.ount•y musk. cards.
zjingo and much more. has
ots of TLC for the right
7uy. 35-45. who appreci-
ates inner beauty for pos-
sible long-term relation-
-,hrp SY 2497 (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE s.r g e -
er :t two. 33. ^,:,i-srnoKer.
enjoys sports. :Ong walks.
'^uric, dining and dancing.
seeks an attractive and
s ncere single father with
s.milar interests SY 2499
(OSH)
WIDOW, 64, seeks male.
55 to 65, who enjoys
church outings, cottage -on -
anted. dining, walks
enjoys bowling, non-smok-
er, non-drinker, for possi-
ble long-term relationship.
SY 2500 (OSH)
PROFESSIONAL, 41. sin-
g e wr to 'e -a a attractive.
lady looks younger, well
established, enjoys travel.
dining, good conversation
politics, seeks a contcar-
ionship of a ' -e qual ty
gentleman. 40-50 SY
2501 (OSH)
SLIM s ngle, white lady.
53 smoker enjoys the
simple things, seeks sin-
gle. white male. 55-65, 'or
a longterm relationship,
who enjoys conversation,
star -light walks. thunder-
storms and country drives
SY 2502 JOSH)
AVERAGE, 55'. 40, white
female, seeks white male,
35-45, for down to earth
relationship, enjoys horse
and bike riding and cre-
ative writing. SY 2503
JOSH)
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
(OSH)
SINGLE black temale 40,
57% 150 lbs., attractive.
outgoing, fun -loving and
affectionate, seeks male
for meeninghil relationship.
Race, colour, no barrier.
SY 2505 JOSH)
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 JOSH)
VIVACIOUS, successful,
51', 40's, mother of one,
welcomes a response from
a non-smoking white, excit-
ing, articulate male, 45 to
55, interested in balancing
romance and family life.
SY 2507 JOSH)
HONEST, caring, single
mother, 30, seeking a sen-
sitive, hottest, raring male,
30-38, who enjoys quiet
evenings, long walks,
dancing and romence, sin-
gle fathers welcome. SY
25W JOSH)
FEMALE, 25, 64', hazel
eyes, brig brown hair, self-
-neat SY 2513 (OSH)
PHILLY, great legs. good
for- intelligent, spirited.
outgoing, mischievous
Green-eyed, 5'5'. 13C lbs.
chestnut, requires 35.
male trainer. Mentally and
physically fit, sense of
humour necessary SY
2514 (OSH)
HOPELESS 'o -antic. 24.
seeKs Tale. 25-30. sponta-
neous. adventurous. hon-
est. sincere for
!nendship/companionship
and possible long-term
relationship SY 2515
(OSH)
FEMALE '8 blonde ^a r,
b,ue eyes 5 7' 125 !bs .
considered attractive look-
ing for an attractive mar
18-25. who enjoys musk.
dancing, !ravel and .sr't
atraiC to fall in love SY
2516 (COB)
SINGLE --tom, seeKs
dece,t gentleman for
ir,endship relationship.
'amily-or•ented, sincere.
Outgoing, interested in
shows, dancing and coun-
try outings SY 3160 (OSH)
GOOD cck;ng and prc'es-
s oral, secure and self-sut-
'icont gentleman. wou a
like meet iady. 4C -5C.
ill s,mila• qualities, 1,0
enjoy the be11e, "',ngs m
life SY 3163 (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE 'ema e.
ASS raves. e�nng, danc-
ing. walks. sports minded.
seeks- same in senior
malady in 50's. enjoys din-
ing, dancing, plays cards.
Would like companionshic
for socia events. SY 4000
LADY in 50s enjoys
dancing, plays cards would
like companionship to,
social events. SY 4002
WIDOW, 60, seeking slim
male between 55-60 who
tikes country music, danc-
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. SY 4037
YOUNG, attractive female,
52, enjoys dining, dancing.
music, most sports, walks.
quiet evenings, seeks
male, over 46, who is will-
ing to love as well as being
loved SY 4038 (OSH)
WIDOWER, 61, 150 lbs..
seeks slim lady, 52-62,
whose interests include
dancing, long walks, gar-
dening, outdoors, owns
camping trailer, looking for
long-lasting relationship.
SY 1039 JOSH)
FEMALE 60, petite, 5',
blue eyes, shy disposition,
would like to meet a sin-
cere gentleman 55-65.
Enjoys dancing, traveling,
outdoors. Non-
smoker/social drinker. SY
4040
ALTERNATIVE
LIFESTYLES
OSHAWA couple very dis-
creet in late 20's, bi-curr-
ous, looking for same. SY
5247 JOSH)
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AJAX - HILLTOP VIEW
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s,• bsmL Over 2,200 sq. ft.. 2
sundecks and A western
3\ I view for miles". Full of
upgrades. big Wit.
'- kitchen. 4 bdrms.. nicely
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a fine home with a fantastic
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' 4f� STEVE FEARON'
[68833--299922 f
QUALITY ONE LTD.. RLTR.
-q.
PERFECT STARTER HOME
o� IN DICKERING $154,900
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Just listed to Whitby.
ho e. � �e
basement horn a wet bw
and w/o to YWXL Ordy
$178,500.
CALL
BERNARD LEE' or
RICK CHOYCY'
.. - 428.6633 OR 286'=
RFIMW
ROM RNIM RMTY I.M.
$179,900
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• tat•ift ldiclten wiMt ttllb
• Large taaatw tledroottt
with TA cbaet4-r— an sIft
and
' Main floor
' Skylight, Ci<CIIUr ftai/gM
' Central air, CM h VW.
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street bcatior►
Call JOHN MONIZ*
RVMW
Realty
FIRST Ltd
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EVERY
SATURDAY
BOXES FROM SCARBOROUGH
TO BRIGHTON
LARGE FAMILY ROOM
1.950 approx. sq. ft. brick 3
bdrm., 3 bath home with
private yard, close to all
amenities. Bright eaain kit.
with pantry, cent. aa, cent.
_ -- vac, french doors, sep. side
i door entrance. Just listed -
' '
$184,900.
CALL
JACOUELYNN TANNER'
" ' I 619-9500
(24 HR. PAGER)
HERITAGE REALTY LTD.
NOW ONLY$199,800!
' !s quality Jacobson -built
O��OF 4 level backsplit sits on a
NO nice street in S. Pickering.
}: Features huge tam. rm. with
woodstove, sunken liv. rm. b
setfcontained bsmt. apt. A
lot to offer for this price!
CALL
BRIAN KONDO•
683-8542
` FAMILY TRUST
START HERE!
P�Q.N�� ` — • All brick
°� • Eat -in kitchen
3 bedrooms
�--- • 1 4 -pc. and 1 2 -pc. baths
c. 4 ' lummu� ' Fully detached
Shows well
Double driveway
Walk to schools & parks
$152.500
�\7... 'Great rteighbortt0od
CALL
GERRY THATCHER'
683-1861
y., RF/MWS
QUALrrY ONE LTD.. RLTR.
SHARON
CHISHOLM
"DEVOTED TO
EXCELLENCE"
POWER OF SALE
GO BLUE JAYS GO!
TOWN CENTRE
$137,900
v Beaut. 3 bdrmt. townhouse
J Bright Cheery eat -in kit.
updated u0built-in dW- a
J w/o from liw. no. b 4e.
deck fenced in yerd
J Wall to wal brdka.
throwlIoult
4 NwtrW decor
Inc.Call Sharron ChiShOW
619-M (24 hr. Psgktr)
• Gnat P,d„req boom,
• Close to 401, alkoppkg, hue.
-31 ma
. 2 washroom
.43w
• Nth somw T I -C.
• walkout beestrtartt
• Don't muss tltls oral
Call
DOUG TAYLOR**
831,3300
K/Mws
FIRST 11"M"
VALUE -PACKED
`J
WALK TO "GO"
Great 3 bdrm. brick
bungalow on very quiet treed
residential Pickering lot
I
Super location near school,
GO and shopping.
F
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Redecorated and upgraded
including broadloom and
windows. Central air 5
central vac. Plus ... Plus an
A-1 home.
LARRY SEENS•
Sales Representative
683-1861
- Wmnk
OUALITY ONE LTD.. RLTR.
AJAX - HILLTOP VIEW
VERY UNIQUE
Immaculate home in the
v "Hermitage" with walkout
s,• bsmL Over 2,200 sq. ft.. 2
sundecks and A western
3\ I view for miles". Full of
upgrades. big Wit.
'- kitchen. 4 bdrms.. nicely
decorated. Must be seen.
This is a rare opportunity for
a fine home with a fantastic
CALL
' 4f� STEVE FEARON'
[68833--299922 f
QUALITY ONE LTD.. RLTR.
-q.
PERFECT STARTER HOME
o� IN DICKERING $154,900
4�� 7,� ' Shows to poWectbn
Oak cupbowds In hwdw n
Ne • tamup sine kitchen
4r - Caw= entrant*
' dr
3 bedrooms
' Cw*W vacwm i accessories
�
p
EMMlot
'i ; +` - ' ' .mer. • RnisAed"beswrrK except for
broedoon
• PLEASE CALL
ti (� BARRIE COX'
4e� 839-7449
4ZF/MW t
ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD.
RAVINE
VERY PRIVATE
Just listed to Whitby.
ho e. � �e
basement horn a wet bw
and w/o to YWXL Ordy
$178,500.
CALL
BERNARD LEE' or
RICK CHOYCY'
.. - 428.6633 OR 286'=
RFIMW
ROM RNIM RMTY I.M.
$179,900
N* fim tweilly Iwo
• tat•ift ldiclten wiMt ttllb
• Large taaatw tledroottt
with TA cbaet4-r— an sIft
and
' Main floor
' Skylight, Ci<CIIUr ftai/gM
' Central air, CM h VW.
' Ouiet (160 ltd
street bcatior►
Call JOHN MONIZ*
RVMW
Realty
FIRST Ltd
LOOK FOR
Best Homes
EVERY
SATURDAY
BOXES FROM SCARBOROUGH
TO BRIGHTON
LARGE FAMILY ROOM
1.950 approx. sq. ft. brick 3
bdrm., 3 bath home with
private yard, close to all
amenities. Bright eaain kit.
with pantry, cent. aa, cent.
_ -- vac, french doors, sep. side
i door entrance. Just listed -
' '
$184,900.
CALL
JACOUELYNN TANNER'
" ' I 619-9500
(24 HR. PAGER)
HERITAGE REALTY LTD.
NOW ONLY$199,800!
' !s quality Jacobson -built
O��OF 4 level backsplit sits on a
NO nice street in S. Pickering.
}: Features huge tam. rm. with
woodstove, sunken liv. rm. b
setfcontained bsmt. apt. A
lot to offer for this price!
CALL
BRIAN KONDO•
683-8542
` FAMILY TRUST
START HERE!
P�Q.N�� ` — • All brick
°� • Eat -in kitchen
3 bedrooms
�--- • 1 4 -pc. and 1 2 -pc. baths
c. 4 ' lummu� ' Fully detached
Shows well
Double driveway
Walk to schools & parks
$152.500
�\7... 'Great rteighbortt0od
CALL
GERRY THATCHER'
683-1861
y., RF/MWS
QUALrrY ONE LTD.. RLTR.
SHARON
CHISHOLM
"DEVOTED TO
EXCELLENCE"
POWER OF SALE
GO BLUE JAYS GO!
TOWN CENTRE
$137,900
v Beaut. 3 bdrmt. townhouse
J Bright Cheery eat -in kit.
updated u0built-in dW- a
J w/o from liw. no. b 4e.
deck fenced in yerd
J Wall to wal brdka.
throwlIoult
4 NwtrW decor
Inc.Call Sharron ChiShOW
619-M (24 hr. Psgktr)
• Gnat P,d„req boom,
• Close to 401, alkoppkg, hue.
-31 ma
. 2 washroom
.43w
• Nth somw T I -C.
• walkout beestrtartt
• Don't muss tltls oral
Call
DOUG TAYLOR**
831,3300
K/Mws
FIRST 11"M"
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PICKERING
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1450 KINGSTON RD. Canada Trust .Realty
PICKERING
420-4200
ELAINE
SCOTT'
Canada Trust Realty Inc./Realtor GERRY
Trusted for Service - Respected for Results ANDERSON
GERRY ANDERSON, s*
MANAGER OF THE
PICKERING OFFICE WOULD
LIKE TO CONGRATULATE AILEEN MURPHY*
JOHN VASILOFF FOR THE
MONTH OF SEPTEMBER:
s2c
TOPPRODUCER
JOHN VASILOFF* MARIE HEWITT'
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PRICED TO SELL A7 $119 7D0
3 bedroorns. 2 A;as-roc-s. 2 . ;_nens. the perfect
starter none: Exce� ent value" For Tc a
mfc—anor ce E a =cot'• 4204200
PAT STURCH*
I
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LEE
HANEBURY*
JANICE
GARNETT*
GREA- s AMILN` NEiGHBORH00D
South A4ax _e_ ;, ��a^^,ny x-- -Dr-e xasts
targe. br- r't eat -m , ^cue two baths w ou: *Lc cera
& aoo.. beautif. cc -Dorn w.1 cw f eoa.e
Cor-alete w^`•ee 0-._'aC3_ .
for s^cw'r - 42:.:2' _
SENSATIONAL 6OX600 FT. LOT.!!
ONLY $324,900
Gorgeous park -I Ke setting in exclusiveppu ldii
Three berr,s . 3 baths, beautiful hardwood fbors.
^w'^ole bncx fireolaces, w o rec mor^ overlooking
bluffs E Lake 0n' Cal Lee Haneoury• for r^ore
into 420-420C
DEMAND "FOX HOLLOW" IF ONLY THE BEST...
is good enough for you!! Features 3 spacious
bdrms., master en suite, curved oak stairs,
fireplace in tiv, en., large, bright kitchen opens to
gorgeous party size deck! Oversize garage. For
details call Janice Garnett' 420-4200.
BIG. BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL!
Victoria Woods built 5v'. new det. home. 4
bedrooms, open plan kitchen and family room.
Plank wood floors, french doors and more" This
home is a beauty from by to toe*** Call Marie
Hewitt' or Aileen Murphy' today" 420-4200.
GERRY ANDERSON,
MANAGER OF THE
PICKERING OFFICE WOULD
LIKE TO CONGRATULATE
JOHN VASILOFF FOR THE
MONTH OF SEPTEMBER
TOP LISTER
JOHN VASILOFF*
SUSAN VAN
STAVEREN•
EYE IT..AND YOU'LL BUY IT'
:hews like a -oce:. 2.13C s0-. " -I;s 4 bdrm
-ome fea' features nuge fam. room w"h fireplace.
-,n "Ir laund. -. & set entrance to bsmt . close to
snoppmg & 4C' Ca , new for aptt. Susan Van
Stave,en' 420-4200
'GORGEOUS RAISED BUNGALOW' REDUCED TO SELL S189.800*
0 M-08
Great :•c -s 3 was^ �Qrrs ? ;c - - a .:e""al
vat. beai.0,JI `arn ., 'oorn with fireplace. Ca _or^ Vas
BEAUTIFUL SOUTH AJAX HOME NOW VALUE PRICED AT $783,500!
Use the -5C sc " oase-e-• aoar.-er-'c ne.;, oay ~e rorgagel Lve it
comfort and sye in h5 org^t modem home Hardwooc firs., skylights,
plus a great =Won, corse to s- Dols and take Ca today. John Vasii0r.
JOHN
VASILOFF*
t�
420-4200
CANADA 51__T1W'11CS. X.Q .T.
I
"THE FALL CHARITY CARNIVAL"
WAS A HUGE SUCCESSM
YOUR SUPPORT WAS
APPRECIATED.
THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL
VENDOR SAYS BRING ALL
OFFERS $139,900
SUNNY & BRIGHT
Very private hedged lot, 3 bdrms.,
main floor laundry and family room
with w/o. Appliances negot. Clair and
c/vac plus cosy #ireplace. Close to
transp. & schools and parks, mature
area. Detached, quick possession.
Call today 420-4200, ask for duty
agent.
"Am:ale
WENDY RAPSON•
F.J. (FRANK)
FERNANDES*
2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 IN PICKERING!!
Quiet A-ne'iea C.rcuiar oaK sta case!
Upgraded ceramic fleonng' Walkout from family rm
to extra deep lot! Central air! Master bdrm. en suite:
All this + an apartment for mom & dad too! Call
today Wendy Rapson' 420-4200.
THINKING OF SELLING,
BUYING, LEASING? MAKE
APPOINTMENT NOW
It would be an honored
opportunity to work with you
putting your thoughts into action
with pleasing results. Judge my
service. F. J. (Frank)
Fernandes* 420-4200.
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EXCELLENT 1 ST TIME BUYERS HOME
ONLY $162,900
On a quiet cres. only minutes from 40VGO
train/shopping, fully detached double garage, 3
DORIS
bedrooms. 2 baths, eat -in kitchen. fin!sned
MUIR* basement. central air, walkout to large deck. shows
pride of ownership. Dons Muir* 420-4200. r
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GREAT GLENDALE COIIMLN YI
Add this up, hi -efficiency gas furnace, new Oct. '92 +
hardwood firs. in formal dinirg rm. aril under brdin. in
NANCY living rm. + cathedral cafes + a fireplace + an eat -in
McCOY* 4200 3 bdrms. = A great bur! Can Nancy McCoy
1176,000-•• PRIDE OF OWNERSHP
3 bdrm. home. Thru livingldlning room, 014
kitchen, finished walkout basement features
MONA fieldstone fireplace. Tastefully decorated with marry
YOUNG* upgrades, to view please call Mona Young• 420-
4200 anytime.
ROBERT
GORDON*`
$149,900
Large, clean semi, 3 bedrooms, walk•thru en sude,
upgraded broadloom on main floor, new windows,
finished basement. Walk to schools, park and
shopping. For details Robert Gordon, 420-4200.
vut 1100 ctl l UALUll51Vt! UdUKyfUUflU In esiaie Career. I Invite all 01 Afs Trlenas
land surveying. Neville's friends and' and associates to call him at 427-4771
associates are welcome to call him at
427-4771. ,
"BUDGET BALANCER"
$119.900
3 bdrm. condo townhouse close
'o Pickering Centre. Wak to GO ;
station, well malnt. complex.
+ew - Driveway. fencing. .
;arage door. rear windows
rery reasonable maint. fees.
Des rablo area ' Affordable '.
Nat F. Scobie' 427-4771,
THERE'S ONLY ONE WORD
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ONLY $194,900
:v a bsmt. has workshop, rec rm.,
Sen & Gundry. Mn. fir tam. rm. &
., . easter has en suite. sep.
shower & '::5. 2 w.'os to decks.
dble. car gar., cen,1 air. vac.,
upgraded brdkr - mm, won't last
long. John Crattrtord' 4274771.
EXECUTIVE HOME BY THE
LAKE INGROUND POOL
4 bd— detached home with m-
aw suite. 2 CDC- 1 3 -pc.. 1 2-
x. baths. Main floor laundry.
'am. rm. with fireplace. double
7 garage (drive through). Central
2c., satellite dish. A rn,;st see'
5239.000. Call Sandra Wright'
427-4771.
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Owning' a `Home the' ' Investment
of a Lifetime
By Bob Oldman
If you expect to become wealthy from bank
savings, dream on. The effects of inflation and
income taxes sabotage any potential real growth
in the common savings account. Real estate, or
the other hand, provides a good opportunity to
accumulate wealth for the future. Almost
everything else you buy today - automobiles.
appliances. furniture - starts to depreciate once
you buy it. But real estate has historically
outperformed the rate of inflation.
Sure. during bad economic times, house
prices may fluctuate. But most well -located
properties will appreciate in value over the long
term. And even though the house you find
today may seem to have an outlandish price tag.
the cost will likely be much higher in the future.
You've heard it before: "I could have bought
this house IO years ago for half what it costs
now." Where investment in real estate is
concerned, it's never too late.
For most people. owning their own home is
the single biggest investment of a lifetime. For
many retirees. a paid -off home can mean a
comfortable retirement. In Canada and the U.S..
63 per cent and 64 per cent of all households
(respectively) own their own (according to the
1991 Canada Census and 1987 Amencan
Housing Survey). And with today's low
mortgage rates, more and more home buyers are
seizing the opportunity to enter the housing
market
Advantages of Owning a Home
For starters, owning c„ur own home is a
sound investment. Your property will most
likely increase in value and you will be able to
sell it for a profit. Your equity (the cash
difference between the market value of your
home and the amount you still owe on our
mortgage) will grow, as the value of your home
grows, thus making owning a home a steady
and secure investment for you.
Real estate also offers you greater control
than you have with other forms of investment.
such as stocks, commodities and precious
metals, which are all susceptible to drastic price
fluctuations. Unique stock market events, such
as -Black Monday" (Oct. 19, 198- when the
marker crashed 5118 points. in one scssion) have
helped accentuate the value of home ownership.
The surge in prices in North American real
estate during this century has been phenomenal.
Inflation is not the only factor that has
accounted for this increase. Other factors
include the growing population, which requires
housing; and limited supply of land, which
results in an increase in the cost of land.
Another factor is what is known as
"replacement cost." Every time a carpenter or
plumber receives a new union contract for
higher wages, the cost of new home
construction also increases. And when the cost
of new houses goes up, so does the cost of
existing houses.
Furthermore, in real estate, not only do you
profit from your own savings but also from the
borrowed money of others. Without leverage
(the use of financing to allow a small amount of
cash to purchase a large property investment), it
is difficult to earn a reasonable return 'on your
investment (not that many people can afford to
buy a home today without the assistance of
borrowed money).
For example, suppose you purchased a
$100,000 house with a 10 per cent down
payment using 90 per cent leverage (590,000),
and one year later, the value of the house
increased by 10 per cent to $110,000. Because
it appreciated 51000 and the investment was
$10,000, the return on investment is 100 per
cent. On the other hand, if you purchased the
same house for 5100,000 cash, the return on the
investment would only be 10 per cent.
Therefore, getting as much leverage as you can
when purchasing real estate offers you a much
greater yield on invested dollars.
Finally. there is also the pride of owning your
own home. which can give you and your family
a feeling of security. Owning your own home
offers you more privacy, usually more living
space. and more flexibility to make alterations
to the house and grounds.
Buying a Second Home
At urme point, you may decide to buy a
second house to provide you with supplemental
income. An income-producing property has
many advantages, especially if you only have a
small amount of money to invest. Generally.
your cash will always be returned from real
estate even though you may have to wait for the
right time to sell. As a result, your capital is at
little risk.
'.Moreover, your property will provide you
with rental income, and your equity will
appreciate at a rate that has almost always
outpaced inflation over the past 50 years. And
depending on the size of your down payment
and the rental market, the income could cover
your mortgage payments.
There are also a number of the tax breaks
involved in ownership which you should
discuss with your financial advisor. Expenses
incurred in maintaining the property. mortgage
interest costs. and depreciation of the property
are usually all tax deductible. But accumulating
wealth starts with the purchase of your first
home - which can mean a small house. condo or
townhouse. Keep in mind that a fixer -upper
house (in a good neighborhood) that doesn't
require major structural work but just cosmetic
repairs offers superb profit opportunities.
You may be at that stage now where you've
alreadv been living in your first home for a
couple of years and are thinking about what to
do nett. To realize a substantial real profit. your
property should be allowed to appreciate over a
number of years. So you may want to rent out
your house - which will provide you with a
second income as well as tar relief - and buy
another house to move into and begin
upgrading. After a few years. you can rent out
that house and buy another one until you reach
your goal of. say, half a million dollars in equity
- or an amount on which you can happily retire.
Remember. home ownership doesn't
necessarily mean owning your dream home
right off the bat. Star -tine with a smaller home
will help build equity and eventually provide
you with the financial clout needed to trade up
to a bigger home.
Take Precautions
Owning a home can be profitable. but it
doesn't happen without effort and good
judgment. An inexperienced investor may
encounter many pitfalls if he is not careful.
Here are some tips to keep in mind:
• Buy a structurally and financially sound
income-producing property. Always take the
time to analyze the property thoroughly.
• Secure the best terms you can. Arrange for a
small down payment and monthly payments
you can meet Do not buy property you cannot
afford to carry.
• As a landlord, be prepared to find tenants,
collect rents, handle and fund periodic repairs
(or hire a property manager).
• Over time, you should try and improve the
property to increase its resale value.
• As time passes and the property appreciates,
you can gradually raise the rent, which will
produce a substantial net income for you.
• Eventually, you will want to sell or exchange
the home and reinvest your profits in other
properties.
Overall, investing in houses, apartments or
other income-producing real estate is one of the
best ways for the average person to get the
highest possible return on the smallest possible
investment. Ideally, you want to buy all the
income property you can when you're young.
and enjoy the income benefits when you're
older.
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WHO MOVED UP
JOHN HUGHES
RE'MAX QUALI'Y ONE LTD. is pleased to announce John
Hughes has loaned our firm.
John brings with him a record of success in the Re/Max
organization. His hard work and dedication to Real Estate will
help you with yo., Real Estate needs. John invites all his
clients to call nim at 683-1861.
CHARLEIE HARRIS
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0 106,
A NEW DAY IS DAWNING!
The clock is ticking... take charge! Have you
given genuine thought to truly pinpointing
the location where you want to reside or do
you just warn to continue existing and let We
pass you by. There is not a better time to
buy a home. I have homes starting at
$92.000 wkh 5% down payment. Cal now, I
will get you on track. Charlene Harris",
683-2992.
$162,9oo!! GREAT VALUE
This gem features a big bright kitchen, mn. fir.
fam. rm. wAireplace, mn, fir. laundry, incredible
en suite w/oval tub & sep. shower, bleached oak
kit. cupboards, cathedral ceiling in living rm.,
custom blinds & situated on a large lot. For more
info. call Judv Denby', 683-2992.
14 l 91 -LM AMRTMM- s,�.M
4 bdrm. del. home with mn. fir. fam. rm. &
AM E4WJ E QOM fireplace, large sat -in kit., master bdrm., en suile,
#MgWglcomr walk in closet plus n -law apartment. Close to all
_GAN ;;-)GE!,-c
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BRM THRASHER
Sibs 1ese
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Sales Re
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SOUTh 4.:Ax S144,11110C
3 bcr—. backspin, fn. bsmt., huge back yard.
large eat -in kin., 2 bathrooms. Must be seen' Call
Joar Rooers'. 683-2992.
ROUGE VALLEY!
This gorgeous home is fin. top to bottom. 3
bathrooms, mn. flr. fam. rin., cent. air, cent. vaC.
Security system. hot tub. call Joan Rogers'. 683-
2992.
I,ilk�
MM BE SOLD
Nice new oval pool with all the equipment, patio
& fully fenced yard, caU►edral ceilings, large
master Winn., 3 bdmas., newly renovated ki chen,
finished basement. Priced to sell at $146,900. To
view cal Brian Thrasher'. %Uax Qualitv one.
X4 BEDilMr - $143.m
This home must be sold. Property shows well.
Freshly panted - neutral, upgraded hardwood
firs., en suite washroom, finist►ed basement.
Detached & fully fenced. Call Paul Raymenl',
�sn �w aom9 ak 3iw
SMM MAX SWM
Gorgeous 4 bedroom home steps to lake —
private treed bit in a great family neighborhood.
GRAM� � This home has a big bright eai kitchen — al
new windows — finished basement wlfireplace —
SeUa re Hive This is an immaculate 10* home — Cal Graham
sideway', 6832992.
LOOK
WHO MOVED UP
ANNE -MARIE NIELSEN
RE/MAX QUALITY ONE LTD. is very pleased to announce
that Anne -Marie Nielsen has joined our firm.
Anne -Marie's professional approach to Real Estate has proven
to be a great benefit to her clients and her experience in the
Real Estate industry is a strong asset to our company.
Anne -Mane invites all her clients and associates to call her at
I1
CAN YOU BELIEVE IT?
IIIMEI A fully detached home on a 1 bit -120x123'
in a mature area with trees, close to schools,
.RILE T7' EBKZ= shopping, parks, bus routes. Al 1ttis, all priced
Broiler at an unbelievable price of $143,000. Cal fast,
683-M this opportunity won't last! Julie Trebilcock at
Al brick two-storey - featuring 3 bdnns., 3 bafhs,
mn. fir. fam. nn. with fireplace. Fabulous location
on quiet childproof court, fuly fenced yard. Thi
home is a gem with many upgrades - cent. ah
coed. All neutral decor - Ready b move right in
and do nothing - A must to see. Call Julie
PAPER
Seautitulty redecorated open concept horse,
refinished hardwood floors, 3 bedrooms,
s*s Re Ieeerltetive PRIVATE L ANOtBCAPED YARD, dose b tette
1«1 'ALL' amenities, only =124,500. Pl m cdl
JOHN ORT LAW OFFICE
30 Hunt St., Ste. 1, Ajax L1 S 3M2
purchase - $400
sale - $350
refinancing - $360
Plus G.S.T. and disbursements
CALL 427-9919
"PHONE FOR PRICES OUTSIDE OF DURHAM"
- REUALITY/6831861
QONE LTD. 683-2992
WHO MOVED UP
JOHN HUGHES
RE'MAX QUALI'Y ONE LTD. is pleased to announce John
Hughes has loaned our firm.
John brings with him a record of success in the Re/Max
organization. His hard work and dedication to Real Estate will
help you with yo., Real Estate needs. John invites all his
clients to call nim at 683-1861.
CHARLEIE HARRIS
ASV* olaer
JUDY DEIFY
SabagTreseritei
0 106,
A NEW DAY IS DAWNING!
The clock is ticking... take charge! Have you
given genuine thought to truly pinpointing
the location where you want to reside or do
you just warn to continue existing and let We
pass you by. There is not a better time to
buy a home. I have homes starting at
$92.000 wkh 5% down payment. Cal now, I
will get you on track. Charlene Harris",
683-2992.
$162,9oo!! GREAT VALUE
This gem features a big bright kitchen, mn. fir.
fam. rm. wAireplace, mn, fir. laundry, incredible
en suite w/oval tub & sep. shower, bleached oak
kit. cupboards, cathedral ceiling in living rm.,
custom blinds & situated on a large lot. For more
info. call Judv Denby', 683-2992.
14 l 91 -LM AMRTMM- s,�.M
4 bdrm. del. home with mn. fir. fam. rm. &
AM E4WJ E QOM fireplace, large sat -in kit., master bdrm., en suile,
#MgWglcomr walk in closet plus n -law apartment. Close to all
_GAN ;;-)GE!,-c
Sales R ser
58'9rtative
Sales Representative
BRM THRASHER
Sibs 1ese
FSI
PAUL RAYMM
Sales Re
aggerrtative
. r
i
SOUTh 4.:Ax S144,11110C
3 bcr—. backspin, fn. bsmt., huge back yard.
large eat -in kin., 2 bathrooms. Must be seen' Call
Joar Rooers'. 683-2992.
ROUGE VALLEY!
This gorgeous home is fin. top to bottom. 3
bathrooms, mn. flr. fam. rin., cent. air, cent. vaC.
Security system. hot tub. call Joan Rogers'. 683-
2992.
I,ilk�
MM BE SOLD
Nice new oval pool with all the equipment, patio
& fully fenced yard, caU►edral ceilings, large
master Winn., 3 bdmas., newly renovated ki chen,
finished basement. Priced to sell at $146,900. To
view cal Brian Thrasher'. %Uax Qualitv one.
X4 BEDilMr - $143.m
This home must be sold. Property shows well.
Freshly panted - neutral, upgraded hardwood
firs., en suite washroom, finist►ed basement.
Detached & fully fenced. Call Paul Raymenl',
�sn �w aom9 ak 3iw
SMM MAX SWM
Gorgeous 4 bedroom home steps to lake —
private treed bit in a great family neighborhood.
GRAM� � This home has a big bright eai kitchen — al
new windows — finished basement wlfireplace —
SeUa re Hive This is an immaculate 10* home — Cal Graham
sideway', 6832992.
LOOK
WHO MOVED UP
ANNE -MARIE NIELSEN
RE/MAX QUALITY ONE LTD. is very pleased to announce
that Anne -Marie Nielsen has joined our firm.
Anne -Marie's professional approach to Real Estate has proven
to be a great benefit to her clients and her experience in the
Real Estate industry is a strong asset to our company.
Anne -Mane invites all her clients and associates to call her at
I1
CAN YOU BELIEVE IT?
IIIMEI A fully detached home on a 1 bit -120x123'
in a mature area with trees, close to schools,
.RILE T7' EBKZ= shopping, parks, bus routes. Al 1ttis, all priced
Broiler at an unbelievable price of $143,000. Cal fast,
683-M this opportunity won't last! Julie Trebilcock at
Al brick two-storey - featuring 3 bdnns., 3 bafhs,
mn. fir. fam. nn. with fireplace. Fabulous location
on quiet childproof court, fuly fenced yard. Thi
home is a gem with many upgrades - cent. ah
coed. All neutral decor - Ready b move right in
and do nothing - A must to see. Call Julie
PAPER
Seautitulty redecorated open concept horse,
refinished hardwood floors, 3 bedrooms,
s*s Re Ieeerltetive PRIVATE L ANOtBCAPED YARD, dose b tette
1«1 'ALL' amenities, only =124,500. Pl m cdl
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Junior executive home. Fully brick home, Features: big family -sized kit., 3 bdrms..
4 large bdrms., 3 baths, mn. floor fam. deep back yard with custom deck. 1 1/2
nn. + fireplace, circular staircase, deck & baths. For more details call: Clovis St.
fenced lot, Clovis St. Loins. Louis' 931-3300 today'
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Stunning home with basement apt.. 3 bathrooms, 2 fireplaces, solarium, Jacuzzi and
aground pool" Also detached double garage with 14x21' office space for small business.
Only $249,900 on Scarborough/Pcker;ng oordern
rE, 831-3300.
' J ST BE SOLD
Just $4,000 down & move
right in. Carries for $720
month P.I.T. Spacious 4
bedrooms, finished
basement, 1 1/2 baths,
single garage. Call today
for your private viewing.
Valerie Pilgrim' 831-3300.
A ju— HN 8000 T mUME
YOU WILL LOVE IT
Featuring formal dining room with
french doors, spacious kitchen in
pine with walkout, upper level family
room wfth walkout to covered deck,
master bedroom has 4 -pc- bath,
walk-in closet and bay window,
spapous hiN room with bay
window & fmrich doors, main floor
laundry, central air, central vac.
-- — MOV extras.
TISK FOR WALTER BROWN', RE/MAX RBST FEALTY, 831,3300.
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BARGOON TIME...
Super starter in desirable
[bathroom,
stney Heights. All
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ement with a
cent. air and
raded floors make
a steal at just
8,800.
.831-3300.
LIVING IN LUXURY
Terrace penthouse - approx.
1,500 sq. ft. Only 8 units on
this level. Gourmet kitchen,
marble and ceramic floors,
beautiful en suite with
Roman tub, gas fireplace,
upgrades 2 numerous, 2
parking spaces. For more
information call Margot
Johnson -Phillips* 831-3300.
'HILLIPS*, 831-3300.
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Beautifully upgraded 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 baths Family Located in Ajax - 1 year oid' All brick - full HUDAC
room with fireplace. Walkout to interlock patio - prof. warranty, 4 bedroom - 2 1.2 baths' Separate liv. rm. &
landscaping Gorgeous inground pool Located in dm. rm. Fam. room with fireplace' Family -size kacher -
demand area. Call Steve Mill'/ Rhonda Harper' 831- walkout to fully fenced yard' Tasteful decor - upgraded
3300. brdlm.1 will not last - kali today, Steve Mill' r Phonda
Harper' 831-3300.
HINKING OF SELLING? PUT =_ OINT MARKETING
PLAN TO THE TEST WE GUARANTEE RESULTS'.!
CALL STET '"ILL OR R ?ONC " HARPER, 8311-3300.
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DELIGHT
56.250 DOWN
Lovely 3 bedroom townhouse,
eat -in kitchen, huge master
bedroom, professionally finished
basement, 4 appliances
included. Walking distance to
mall, GO and schools. Call
Christine Gaskins, Associate
Broker, 831-3300.
,a31-3300.
SPARKLE) 10P TO
BOTTOM
Spacious, open concept
`amily home on large lot with
rground pool. 3 bedrooms
plus den/playroom in finished
rec room. Upgraded light
fixtures, hardwood floors,
ceramics are a few of the
extras. A must to see! Call
now!
IPS'. 831-3300.
BUYING -
OR
ELLING
VENDOR SAYS SELL!
COUNTRY LIVING IN Free GREATLY REDUCED -
THE ROUGE Market WAS $299,888 NOW
Large, treed ravine lot $258,888
with view of Lake Analysis Beautifully restored century
Ontario & gorgeous home in picturesque
sunsets. This private, Ashburn area. Approx.
unique home offers 3,600 sq. ft., magnificent
36x20 log addition, pine
master bdrm. with flrs., 2 airtight woodstoves,
fireplace, liv. rm. with cent. air, expanded country
fireplace & walkout. kit., parlor & 3 baths.
Finished rec rm. with Separate in-law, nanny's
bar. Don't miss this BEY McLiEAN apt. Can rent for $600 per
month. Vendor transferred,
one! call Bev McLean sob�� needs to sell. Call Bev
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9 Main St. South
Uxbridge, Ontario LOC 1 KO
UXBRIDGE - BASEMENT WALKOUT
$229,900
Treed south exposed pie -shaped rear lot.
2400 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, huge kitchen, glass
walkout to large sundeck. Unspoiled
basement with unlimited potential. Quick
possession - vendor says sell!
UXBRIDGE - 6 AC. - 1 AC. POND
$279,900
Private setting at towns edge! Custom brick
bungalow, 2000 sq ft. on main level plus
finished walkout lower level, 2 fireplaces, 2
baths, overlooks pond. Large ham for hobby
or horse!
WEST UXBRIDGE -1 AC. - SHOP
$177,900
Backing farm - well maintained 3 bedroom
bungalow, fireplace in living room, finished
basement_ Recent ZO x40 heated steel shop,
16' ceilings. ideal for --f'=1-! hobbyist.
mechanic! Immediate possession if desired!
Lee Weldon, Associate Broker
Tor. 510-1284-852-6143
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80x204' with a view of the CN Tower.
GAIL DALL 3 bdmis. plus, 2 fps., inground pool
Sales Representative & much more. call Gail Dall' at 683-
683-8542 8542.
NEIGHBOURS ORDERS: SELL TO A
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The squirrels have put in their request, but
YOU won't have to be nuts to enjoy this 3
MARTY STAEETER bdrm. home backing to wooded parkland.
Features nground pool, cent. air, fireplace
Saks Reprosentatrve and mother nature in all her glory! Cal Marty
683$542 =1 0"13
YOU CAN'T AFFORD NOT TO CALL!
Spacious 2,000 + sq. ft. 4 bdrm.
home in Ajax features fin. rec. rm.,
i mn. fir. family room with fp., mn. flr.
laundry, master boasts 4 -pc. en
j suite bath & his & her's closets,
I family -sized kitchen with w/o to
deck, double car garage, cent. air,
CGA v cent. vac... This is the time to make
Saks Representative that step up!! Call Barbara Preston'
6834542 AWL ASd7
Sales
MILLER
NUH rHEA5T U5HAWA - 5HUW5 A 10 NORTH OSHAWA $115,500
Only $7,000 down! 3+1 bdrrr. or prem. court Worth a look for budget conscious buyer, 3+1
location. Greenhouse kit., Irv. rm. with fp.. fin. bdrrrswith a sep. entrance to the bsmtn-
bsmt., fn. to perfechor, Master bdrm. has law suite. Carries like cert' Mary updates
ives roman tub & shower stall. Move - r condition including kit. cabinets, carnets. Call Pandy' at
and only $139,900. Call Randy' at 583-9542. 683-8542.
LOT LOVERS PARADISE!
Dont miss tris s;urrng. totaily --novated 4
bedroom home on a 57x140' lot. All new
windows, hgt+ efficiency ;as furnace, central
air and more. Cal' Mara Streeter' 683-8542.
:r
(TREAT HOME, GFIZAT MMION11 $143,999
Fabuious 3 Wrrr -ome !r prestgious �iakerng Show horr,e. 3 bdrrs r S Alax ,s dose to the lake.
Village. Over 2.200 sq. ft Luxury from brick Upgraded carpeting. cedar deck at front walk to
walkway to fabulous deck & prof. iridscpd. yard. park * , from din ..r tc'ub felced yard. Fab. fr,
Il:�E_A HOFFM,%., Mtge lac vAt>, Dartry. r 'arr. rm., en suite is bsmt :AG. cent. as Perfect family neighborhood.
Sales Representative stunning with step-'_, -x-ar :.,b. Show & sdd' This home shows mice ,f wrerft
6834L542 cnP vnuka UnvtNn nATG ret 1 AW4rF1 s uneeueNN- ATanzace)
Saks Representative
$139,%001 SEN14BUNGALO W
'erfeci family neghborhood. Large 3+1 bdrrr..
r Ajax. Eat -in Hanover kit. Finished bsmt.
wth a bar. Upgrades +, forced au gas, cern.
a r rardwood floors :order carpeting. Near
s,00cng & schools.
Discover the pride of ownersnuo *-V this 3
bdnn. !come & neghbo&wd. Beautifully
landscaped, kit. is tmght & open. IntertocIu g
walkways. Ciean, fnshed basement with
comer fp. & 2 -cc. cresny Darned.
bow CAEll . •-rcdb l .lA9
HOME OWNERSHIP PAT A LUCY'S LISTINGS
SER
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MAY B Many incentives are now avai available
Kthefirst time -
4 5% down 1111 {
ABULOUS RAME LOT
OHOSP, RRSPs a �� SPECWJ wo 27' deckFoverftiim omv&mom areal. 4
Low interest rates. rlittt aeditiors & specel fea8m Sauna pod, bdmks., mn. fir. tam. rm.. k;rades gelore.
ant air cord., sec system & more. Fam. Fabulous luL, IvAiards spent on ntsrbCK
LOIS WEAVER
For a free first-time buyer package call Lois Weaver* t room a huge with fa w/b a wet bar: I decp. Invw- Approx. 2.400 sq. rt. THIS ONE
sales Represenu&e $231,wo Cal Pat ClerPk' 6tI _Wz WN T LWII LUCY BATESON" 693-8512.
6838542 6-8542 24 hr. pager). LUCY BATESON, ASSOCIATE BROKER A PAT CLARK, SALES REPRESENTATIVE
FOWLER
son
SOUTH AJAX
DETACHED
$135,900
Lovely starter home. Shows a `10".3
bdnns., fin. bsmt. with rec rm. & 3- t�
pc. bath. Wide, pie -shaped, fenced
yard. Double car drive, ceM. air,
neutral decor. Move right in! Art' or
Maureen' Fowler, 683-8542.
MARY ROY
son Repnaedad"
POWER OF SALE
ITS A BARGAIN
ONLY $2099900
Looking for a large home -
but affordable. This 4
bdrm. home is over 2,600
sq. ft don't miss out. Call
Mary Rov" 683=8542.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
MARY ROY
Assistant Manager
Darryl Thomas, Ajax Branch
Manager is pleased to
announce the appointment of
Mary Roy as Assistant
Manager. Mary will still be
actively involved in most
aspects of the Ajax Branch's
operation. Mary's clients will
be happy to know Mary is
back in sales. Mary welcomes
all friends and past clients to
call her at 683-8542.
� '4444
DARYL THOMAS
Associate Broker
Ajax Branch Manager
Family Trust Corporation is
proud to welcome Daryl
Thomas to our Ajax Office
Management Team. Daryl
brings with him many
successful years of
experience in management
and real estate. We
welcome all his past clients
and friends to call him at
683-8542.
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"FIRST"
OPENING1.
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Ed Williamson, Re/Max First, Ron Gordon,
Re/Max First, Peter MacGillivray executive
Vice President of Promotions, Re/Max
Ontario - Atlantic Canada Inc., John Moniz,
Re/Max First, Brian O'Donohue, Re/Max
from left to right
Frank J. Polzler, Chairman of the Board, Re/Max Ontario - Atlantic Canada Inc., Ron
Gordon, Broker/Owner, Brian O'Donohue, Sales Associate/Owner, Ed Williamson,
Broker/Owner, John Moniz, Sales Associate/Owner.
Re/Max First Realty Ltd. in Pickering held its official Grand Opening last
Thursday. Those driving by in the late afternoon couldn't miss the Re/Max hot
air balloon tethered beside the office. Many local dignitaries were among the
350 guests in attendance including Frank Polzler, chairman of Re/Max Ontario
- Atlantic Canada Inc. "Although Re/Max First is classified as a "Mega Office"
on an international scale, this was my first opportunity to visit their new
facility. It has certainly lived up to its advance billing. Everything about the
operation is first class and I wish them great progress in the years to come."
Re/Max First Realty Ltd. is located in the new medical building on the
southeast corner of Glenanna Rd. and Kingston Rd., next to the Pickering
Town Centre.
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In a recent survey prepared for
Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser and Oshawa/Whitby This Week
by Kubas Consultants, May, 1992,
the following question was asked to
Ajax/Pickering Oshawa/Whitby
News Advertiser This Week
Base population...................94.3%........................... 179.8%
Base percent ........................ 100% ............................. 100.6
No plans to move ................ 48.8%............................45.996
Within the next 12 mos......... 7.0% ............................. 10.8%
In1-3 years ............................ 15.5% ............................ 11.9%
In4-6 years ............................ 11.3% ............................ 11.1%
In more than 6 years ............. 1.996........................
Haven't decided ................. 15.5% .......................
when to move
Not stated /refused ..............................................
Studies indicate that in the near future a good
percentage of the Durham Region is thinking of
buying or selling a home. Remember our Real
Estate Sections when you are planning to find a
new home. You'll be pleased with the results.
�iortl�� �•r�Ya A�.u,Pb.c�r�..o
�Timwo
This Weep
Mest Hoinas
NATIONAL REAL ESTATE SERVICE is giving away
$200,000 to put towards the home of your dreams. All
you have to do to enter this free WIN A HOME
contest is fill out an official entry form available at any
JOAN HUDSON
Saks RMeaaslet
couims
Saks Reoneenlelirr
STUNNING STARTER HOME
Whh lots d extras! 3 + 1 bdrms., 3 baths, fin. reC rm.,
Ige. kiL suds. pantry wall & w/o to fenced back yard.
Ceramics & CAC! Call Joan Hudson 831-7677.
180os STYLE & GRACE.. ON 175 FT. LOT
Hardwood fMs. & gumwood trin ttrarghouL 3 bcb--
ferioed &ndeMsCP OMer feancAmeW
french dM, natter slots & 2 yr. new rod. For mon
oonted ,loin or Carol Corr, 428-7877.
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, OCTOBER 6,1993 -PAGE 9
sgi
M001000
participating open house or office in the NATIONAL family in North
America. Drop your entry form in one of the marked boxes and wait for the
winning name to be announced. Contest closes October 31, 1993. Visit any
participating office for complete contest details.
ACHIEVERS REAL ESTATE
AJAX
428-7677
PICKERING
POWER OF SALE
Fabulous custom built 'Victorian Reproduction' on
huge country sized lot, mins. to Scarborough. Home
boasts 4,200 sq. fL, oak flooring with 8' colonial
FRANK STYBA baseboards & YAC wan accents. Spacious rms.
Son RepreaergetheeTrou$" llge. cour try sized kit. Cal Franc Styba for
mordetails.
J 2010 sq. fl.
J 2nd bush tbrary
ROM vram J Mn. OF lecndry & tenwy morn with frepiaoe
J Muller bedroom has an sulk & w�ak4n dnd
Sells 4 Rob amen 831-7677
831-7677
MARILYN WOOD
Saks Representative
WEST HILL
286-7677
JUST 5% DOWN & $575 PER MONTH Ptd.
WHY RENT?
This &,arming 3 bdrm. semi is on a quiet court, tx
to a greenbelt and is fn. top to bottom. Well situ
on a fully fenced lot with extra long drive. Don't 6
This wont' last. Call me right away.
ft"
Fluid r dos to in bsmt & cedar web + 4 with
braes drs. 3 1 1 , CAC, 3 beb, nm cwPk
ceramic be, 6rira lanogrre, 428.7677.
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Week, Ajax/Pickering
News Advertiser and
Northumberland News
are being delivered to a
far wider market. Total
distribution is over 120,000
every Week, plus an extra
10,000 Best Homes every
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Saturday.
The Oshawa/Whitby
This Week, Ajax/
Pickering News —
Advertiser and
Northumberland News
Real Estate sections are
F,
delivered to boxes from
Scarborough to Brighton.
Anetwork of boxes
carrying the Best Homes
Real Estate section will
target out of town buyers
in Scarborough, Pickering,
Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa,
Courtice, Bowmanville,
Newcastle, Newtonville,
Port Hope, Cobourg and
Brighton
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THE NEf YS ADVER77SER, WED., OC-MBER 66.1!!3 -FACE 11
Don't miss new REALTOR products and services
Making a REALTOR's job easier.
That's the goal of the OREA Catalogue
93/94, according to association President
Jamie Edwards.
This catalogue is filled with products
and services geared to meeting the needs
of OREA members. .
Take the new Sample Clauses Disk, for
instance. With this computer disk of
OREA-approved clauses, drafting
agreements is a breeze. It covers
residential, condominium and rental
properties.
"This disk makes it much easier to tailor
agreements to specific clients," says
Edwards. The computer disk costs $10, is
formatted in WordPerfect and works on
any DOS -compatible computer.
Another new product that sipiplifies the
process of drafting agreements of
purchase and sale is the Handbook of
Sample Clauses. These clauses cover
residential and condominium transactions,
sale of rental and recreational properties,
and development and new construction.
This product also costs $10.
Other products in the catalogue include
the 1994 REALTOR Planner/Handbook.
It was so popular when it was introduced
last year, that it's back for a second time
around.
"A bible for any REALTOR, this
publication is both a handy reference tool
and a complete 1994 planner," says
Edwards.
Due to feedback from members, the
planner section for this year's handbook
has been doubled, so it holds two days per
page instead of four.
Reference information, such as the
C nm Are
00000"ftft-ftft
0 1 08
sample clauses and agreements, has also
been updated. This publication costs $20
and will be available in November.
Another handy reference tool is the new
booklet called Payment Factors for
Mortgages: 1% - 24%. It contains blended
payment factors to six decimal points for
mortgage rates running from one to 24 per
cent. These rates cover monthly, semi-
monthly, weekly and bi-weekly payments.
Available in October, this booklet costs
just $2.
ALWAYS HOME insurance.
According to Edwards, one of the most
exciting products introduced in this year's
catalogue is ALWAYS HOME Job Loss
Mortgage Insurance. By promoting the
availability of this new insurance,
REALTORS can alleviate consumers'
fears of job loss and help them feel more
confident about buying a home.
Even though REALTORS cannot
actually sell this insurance, free supplies
of consumer brochures are available
through real estate boards to help them
inform home buyers about ALWAYS
HOME.
New recruiting brochure
"Any broker interested in recruiting new
salespeople should use the new brochure
called A Career in Real Estate," says
Edwards.
This upbeat 12 -page publication
provides a detailed and realistic
description of what to expect a real estate
career and covers the skills that are
essential for success. A package of 25
brochures costs $6.25.
BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. AJAX 426m2121 DICKERING 839m2121
QUALITY SHINES!
C.stom¢ed 3 bedroor- 'a -sec curgalow, 2 bedroom in-
,aw suite, desirable area. hardwood floors throughout,
security system, intercom. an abso,ute 10+++. Call Gail
Cotterill More' at 426-212' for cera ls.
mmaculate home. only 1 year old. extras added.
approximately 1,900 sq. ft., spectacular floor plan.
Asking $186.900. For more information call Mala
laozenberg' at 428-2121.
y
City tri-plex close to all amenities is offered at 599,900.
Live in one and receive an income from the other 2.
Low, low down payment. Invest for your future. Call
lode , Bill ' 428-2121.
Fantastic value only $126,900. Features 3 large
bedrooms, gorgeous kitchen, central air, bright walkout
basement, door to garage. Large rec. rm. & fireplace.
Won't last... call Richard MacLean' 428-2121.
Just listed, stunning 4 bdrm. home, loaded with
upgrades, hardwood floors, french doors, 2 fireplaces,
mahogany doors, ceramics & so much more. Separate
entrance to in-law suite. Call now! $204,900. Call Jane
MacDonald' 426-2121.
DEMAND PICKERING NEIGHBORHOOD
=atulous fuly cetacnec -;,r-e ;,r c' :-i4l K". :Z• -,-mg
cecor, loaded with upgrades. Centrai air, bl nd& sunken
`arrily room wlfp., custom deck & much more. ASK "Or
_;rda Clarke' 428-2121
HELPING PEOPLE GET WHAT
THEY WANT HAS ITS REWARDS
FLORA WATERS, 1992 INTERNATIONAL CENTURION
AWARD WINNER
The CENTURION Award is the highest honwr presented in the worldwide CENTURY 21 system.
Though its an acbwwledgement recognizing outstanding achievement in real estate sales, FLORA
WATERS wN tell you that becorning a CENTURION takes more than just selling houses.
ft takes a passion for helping people get what they want. If you're looking for someone like this,
you're looking for a CENTURY 21 Salsa Representative.
BRISCOE ESTATES LTD.
G�nmly,23. 839-21211428-2121
WHrTBY
Executive area! With exceptional homes! 'Stunning -
Ron Patine - 4 bedroom' a feature packing $243,900
value plus home tour with Frank Allen' 428-2121.
LOSE YOUR HEART TO A SEMI IN WHITBY
Affordable super clean bungalow $133,900. Many
upgrades: thermal windows, oak kit., new 3 -pc. shower,
hardwood firs., dble. drive, cent. air, sep. side entrance.
Don't miss it! Call now! Ask for Liz Peovski' at 428-
2121.
NALK TC LAKE
ached 3 bdrrn.. '7- - - -s-• . 2 wasrroons.
-aqe eat - r 0 1,replace. fully fenced yard. Great
- y -o-e .r a area! oca^or S~cws
.�-esn;p ' Secs �_.. Ca�� ��dy Sf aw• at s28-�'. :
COUNTRY ESTATE
Within the city limas. 54.85 acres of gently rolling land.
oacking on 10 treed ravine. 7 North Branch of Oshawa
Creek provides the setting for this magnrfx;ent 5 year
new home. Call for features & appt. Anne Bnscoe' 428-
2121.
Spacious 3 bdrm. home with sunken living rm., sep.
dining rm., eat -in kit. with upgraded cpbrds., 9
appliances. totally self-contameoin-law suite, dble. gar..
walk to schools, GO station & TTC. All this and more
for $196,900. Call Maria Javor' 428.2121.
Why rent when you can own this" 2 bedrooms, 2 baths.
condo with low maintenance fees. Call Dennis Morgan'
at 428-2121 for more information.
I
THINKING OF MOVING? - WE CAN HELP YOU GET OFF TO A
FLYING START!
At CENTURY 21 BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. we know that moving can
-N\
be a stressful experience. Our patience and understanding can help
�!J`vt ie `yo TM
you get the house you want and the vacation you deserve. Call today
and find out how. CENTURY 21 BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. and the AIR
MILES program can make your dreams a reality.
BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. AJAX 426m2121 DICKERING 839m2121
QUALITY SHINES!
C.stom¢ed 3 bedroor- 'a -sec curgalow, 2 bedroom in-
,aw suite, desirable area. hardwood floors throughout,
security system, intercom. an abso,ute 10+++. Call Gail
Cotterill More' at 426-212' for cera ls.
mmaculate home. only 1 year old. extras added.
approximately 1,900 sq. ft., spectacular floor plan.
Asking $186.900. For more information call Mala
laozenberg' at 428-2121.
y
City tri-plex close to all amenities is offered at 599,900.
Live in one and receive an income from the other 2.
Low, low down payment. Invest for your future. Call
lode , Bill ' 428-2121.
Fantastic value only $126,900. Features 3 large
bedrooms, gorgeous kitchen, central air, bright walkout
basement, door to garage. Large rec. rm. & fireplace.
Won't last... call Richard MacLean' 428-2121.
Just listed, stunning 4 bdrm. home, loaded with
upgrades, hardwood floors, french doors, 2 fireplaces,
mahogany doors, ceramics & so much more. Separate
entrance to in-law suite. Call now! $204,900. Call Jane
MacDonald' 426-2121.
DEMAND PICKERING NEIGHBORHOOD
=atulous fuly cetacnec -;,r-e ;,r c' :-i4l K". :Z• -,-mg
cecor, loaded with upgrades. Centrai air, bl nd& sunken
`arrily room wlfp., custom deck & much more. ASK "Or
_;rda Clarke' 428-2121
HELPING PEOPLE GET WHAT
THEY WANT HAS ITS REWARDS
FLORA WATERS, 1992 INTERNATIONAL CENTURION
AWARD WINNER
The CENTURION Award is the highest honwr presented in the worldwide CENTURY 21 system.
Though its an acbwwledgement recognizing outstanding achievement in real estate sales, FLORA
WATERS wN tell you that becorning a CENTURION takes more than just selling houses.
ft takes a passion for helping people get what they want. If you're looking for someone like this,
you're looking for a CENTURY 21 Salsa Representative.
BRISCOE ESTATES LTD.
G�nmly,23. 839-21211428-2121
WHrTBY
Executive area! With exceptional homes! 'Stunning -
Ron Patine - 4 bedroom' a feature packing $243,900
value plus home tour with Frank Allen' 428-2121.
LOSE YOUR HEART TO A SEMI IN WHITBY
Affordable super clean bungalow $133,900. Many
upgrades: thermal windows, oak kit., new 3 -pc. shower,
hardwood firs., dble. drive, cent. air, sep. side entrance.
Don't miss it! Call now! Ask for Liz Peovski' at 428-
2121.
NALK TC LAKE
ached 3 bdrrn.. '7- - - -s-• . 2 wasrroons.
-aqe eat - r 0 1,replace. fully fenced yard. Great
- y -o-e .r a area! oca^or S~cws
.�-esn;p ' Secs �_.. Ca�� ��dy Sf aw• at s28-�'. :
COUNTRY ESTATE
Within the city limas. 54.85 acres of gently rolling land.
oacking on 10 treed ravine. 7 North Branch of Oshawa
Creek provides the setting for this magnrfx;ent 5 year
new home. Call for features & appt. Anne Bnscoe' 428-
2121.
Spacious 3 bdrm. home with sunken living rm., sep.
dining rm., eat -in kit. with upgraded cpbrds., 9
appliances. totally self-contameoin-law suite, dble. gar..
walk to schools, GO station & TTC. All this and more
for $196,900. Call Maria Javor' 428.2121.
Why rent when you can own this" 2 bedrooms, 2 baths.
condo with low maintenance fees. Call Dennis Morgan'
at 428-2121 for more information.
PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, OC711DeER 6, IM
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MANUELA Da ROCHA _
=/►.. ° Sala aenta ave
,
DESIRED SOUTH AJAX BY THE LAKE
3 bedroom home, finished basement with wood burning
LAURA MARKS "VICTORIAN DREAM HOME" stove. parquet floors and ceramics, formal dining room,
3 bdrm. renovated century home, country kit., 10' ceilings. AL Do ROCHA double car garage and sits on a fabulous premium lot. To
- _ Sale Represenwi" mature trees, shows Great! $214,900. Call Laura Marks'. Sales Representative view ask for Al' or Manuela' Da Rocha 619-9500.
AITKENHEAD eoR�'S , cru rs
OPENS IN AJAX G e �` E -Q aP
Now get all your residential real
estate needs under one roof with
Tom Aitkenhead. Buying or
selling, Tom brings 15 years Of A T C H L A (� 2,500 SO. FT. $214,900! 66x110' LOT
marketingexpertise to et you the Quality throughout ' ceramic & hardwood firs. J Detached brick 4 bdrm. � $ 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt.
p g y t _ french drs. ' family rm. with wet bar ' spacious rec.(_ w/sep. ent. $$ � H -U -G -E eat -in kit. with centre
best possible deal. Call a market n. • cedar solanum ' hot tub ' inground heated island w/o to large, fenced -in yard. v Mn. fir. fam.
9TM*rrKENMEAD pool with Jacuzzi, stairs ' 2 master bdrms. with 2 SHARON CHISHOLM
Sales Representative pro expert. Call Tom Aitkenhead. Sales Representative en suite bathrooms • huge. huge. huge"! Margnt Sales Representative rrn. w/fp. �' Master bdrm. - 4 -pc. en suite
H�lean'619-9500. "DEVOTED TO Don t delay, call today. Sharon
„ Chisholm', Sutton Group Heritage
EXCELLENCE 619-9500.24 hr.
vN
---- $59000 DOWN 4 �NG� DON? YOU DESERVE THE
-� - - $640 MONTH G`NPIGKE� BEST!
w�++ J 5% down Cheaper than rent
- - - Buys this 2 sty. detached
Close to all amenities N' 1+1 bdrms.
on a 36x120 foot lot! Only s z ` = v Custom mirrorwalls'v Sep.
' " '�' dining rm. J Cent. air v Fabulous
$27,000 income needed.
facilities
R Call now for details! tCHE i :i ORMATION CALL SHARON
WHEN YOU'RE ONLY BUYING ONE , vrt rr
Exception 4 bdrm exec or ";;Ily fencer" walko�R at ```s ciiscnminating DARRYL GLOVER DARRYL GLOVER" 619-
oropertm s oea . illy decorated from top tc bottom.. Shows a 10+. Associate Broker H I S H v M .SUTTON GROUP H E R ITA G E 619-
CA�LTOM AITKENHEAD'TOVIEW AT619-9500 Associate Manager 9500. �Q •'AGER. FREE HOME
We are pleased to welcome Lauren
ASHBURN - OAK HILLS AREA►
Thivierge to Sutton Group Heritage
s3as,000
55 acres -breathtakingly scenic
land 4 hardwood
y
Realty Inc. Lauren's enthusiasm &cz
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rolling with acres
professionalism have proven a
forest, 3 ponds. Vendor will hold
mortgage - minutes to ski hills,
winningcombination. Clients &
-
golf course and estate homes'
friends are invited to drop by or call
ROSS CAKE Call Ross Oake" 619-9500.PETER
Lauren at 619-9500.
MUELLER SEA LIFE FROM YOUR WINDOW
Associate Broker
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Assailant: man"er
LAUREN
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LOVE TO SAIL?
THIVIERGE
LET'S MAKE A
-�
Sales
WATER, WATER, WATER
�. DEAL '� LUCAS
IF YOU HAVE a
-.�
- Sales
1/4 acre lot with 2 bedroom bungalow. Huge mature trees.
Severance potentia!! $169,900.
MINUTES FROM_. YOU NAME T THE STREET WHERE YOU
VENDOR SAYS SELL! SO BRING US AN OFFER!
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`ORI ELUOT-SPENCE on the Trent
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Appealing 4 bdrm. 2 bethrm. home. SHOULD LIVE!
Now S'37.80C for this 3•' bdrr*., m grew PcKertng
"
Representative
is pleased to welcome Jo -Ann
Frshed to to bottom $171,90C. Call Homey, bungalow. 3 bdrm fin. rec
SUSAN VINCEN' bcatar'. Fully fenced yard with deck, backs on to park!
Very spacious rooms + five appliances included. Call
P-
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sloop with all the toys, auto
today) ELEANOR STANDFIELD 619- rm.. spacious garden, Close to
9500, everything' ELEANOR STANDFIELD
Sales Representative
Vrcent'tc
,
plot 2 cylinder Volvo diesel
pilot,Y '
makes her a great asset to the
a �°ngeous i �' i� f1>.
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sleeps 6. Call Lori at 619-
s sari view' 619-950C
,
9500
clients to call her at 619-9500.
619-9500.
We are pleased to welcome Lauren
ASHBURN - OAK HILLS AREA►
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Realty Inc. Lauren's enthusiasm &cz
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professionalism have proven a
forest, 3 ponds. Vendor will hold
mortgage - minutes to ski hills,
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golf course and estate homes'
friends are invited to drop by or call
ROSS CAKE Call Ross Oake" 619-9500.PETER
Lauren at 619-9500.
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1/4 acre lot with 2 bedroom bungalow. Huge mature trees.
Severance potentia!! $169,900.
winterized Cottage
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View of Lake Ontario.
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Peter Muslar" at 619-9500.
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is pleased to welcome Jo -Ann
Lucas to the firm. Jo -Ann's.
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commitment to quality service
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sleeps 6. Call Lori at 619-
company. Jo -Ann invites friends &
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clients to call her at 619-9500.
REX THOMAS Wurs for 2596 down 5 $1,145 monthly. CGI me and
M.v.A. save thousands on your purchase or sale. Rex
AssocWs Broker Thomas- 619.9500 (24 hm)
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.. PRESTIGIOUS AJAX LOCATION � WHEN I SAY BARGANt-. BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT 50X105'�
All brick executive home. Wonderful, quiet court 4 bdrms. & 2 kitchens. Open concept home has Great 3 plus 1 bdrm. bungalow on Clements Ave.,
kxaltion. Spectacular greenhouse kit., absoWtely bsmt. apartment. The luxurious master has a attached garage with paved drive. The bsmt. is
TINA BOWEN beautiful inside, many, many features and double closet & a w/o to a 12x12 ft. deck. Close to RAU finished and can easily be converted to a bsmt. apt.
Saks
upgrades. For more rdonnation call Tina Bowen' CHANTAL DOWNEY
6� 9500. Sales Reproser Mauve lake and park. Appliances are negotiable. Call Silo Representative Call Ran or more details at 619- $9500. 69,500.
Chantal• at 619-9500 for mere decals.
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