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VHAMAmesicallne TRADITION OC:EECELLENCE' 1/2 PRICE CRUISES For Jan. it Feb. CrWu Evening Oct 12U(01 Marlin ay Travel cal: loft AJAX 683 "t1 P"IMING 831.mi l i /Alr- Pickering Edition IVIRT1811 HAPPY THANKSGIVING From all the merdwMs Friday, Oct. 8, 1993 40 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 514 + 44 GST - 55 cents Vol. 112 No. 41 1 FIRM BOOSTS AJAX TERRY FOX RUN: The Ajax Terry Fox Run gets an unexpected boost from a corporate donor today. The Ajax group services office of The Prudential Insurance Com- pany of America will present 51,000 to run oreanizers. "We're proud to be supporting the Terry Fox Foundation this year. says Audrey Lobsinger. manager of the Ajax group ser- vices office. "w'e're pleased tc be able to contribute to our community through the worth% programs offered by the Terra Fox Foundation." The donation brings the total raised by the 1993 Ajax Terry Fox Run tc S17.650. "It's like pennies from heaven." says run spokesman Brian O'Connor. "It's one of those things you don't expect." NEW HOMES PULLOUT SEC.TiO\ [Regular features �i,otters.............».».._...». _.6 Entertainment. »»».»» --9 Barterline».....».....».......22 Sincerely Yours -»»».»»..23 Crash hurts 3 Two women and one man were taken to Ajax -Pickering General Hospital with minor injuries following a colli- sion on Hwy. 401 in Pickering Thursday morning. Whitby OPP say a car rear-ended another at 10:30 a.m. in the eastbound lanes west of the Rouge - mount Dr. overpass. One car hd a guardrail, while the second vehi- cle went into a ditch and flipped onto its roof. All three victims were treated and released. Traffic was snarled for about an hour. phots by Ron Pietroniro No new leads in woman's disappearance AJAX - The distraught parents of a "good-natured" woman missing since Sunday are still awaiting news of her whereabouts. Despite an all-out search now under way for 22 -year- old Charlene Lynn Gemottine, there are no new leads in her disappearance, Durham Regional Police report. Cops across the country, as well as customs officials at all border crossings, have been alerted to be on the lookout for the maroon 1988 Plymouth Voyager minivan — licence 850 PRY — that Miss Gemottine was driving when she left her Makin Cres. home around 2:30 p.m. Pictures of the missing woman have also been dis- tributed to all area police stations. Though cops have questioned employees at each of the Scarborough stores and Pickering restaurant listed in Miss Gemottine's detailed account of where she was going, they've come up empty handed. "We've shown pictures, but no one has recognized See COPS—Page 3 -1 Looking to meet that significant someone? Call Sincerely Yours at 1-800-387-8009 PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5,19" Spiritual DURHAM - A number of events are service ends AIDS Week planned to wrap up AIDS Awareness Week which ends Sunday. A spiritual service will be held at the Oshawa YWCA at 33 McGrigor St. Sun- day to celebrate the lives of those who died and those who continue to live with the challenge of being infected with HIV, the virus that usually leads to the development of AIDS. The service begins at 7 p.m. in the Oak Room of the YWCA. Take to Centre St., then travel south to McGrig- or. As well, there are a number of displays to promote awareness and knowledge of AIDS and HIV at malls, libraries and hos- pitals throughout the Region. The slogan for AIDS Awareness Week this year is Strong Lives — Strong Com- munities. The message behind the slogan is that a strong and caring community is important to everyone, including people infected with MV. Durham Region has 45 reported cases of AIDS, and 150 people who have tested positive for HIV. AIDS Awareness Week events in the region have been organized by a planning committee whose members include the AIDS Committee of Durham, the Durham Region Health Department, Durham Col- lege and the Addiction Research Founda- tion. Female condom shown to students DURHAM - The first condom for females was displayed at Durham College Monday. Sex educator Sue Johanson had her audi- ence's undivided attention when she showed 500 students the female condom expected to be on the market in Canada in January. It will cost $3, can be used all night and is designed to protect both partners against sex- ually transmitted diseases, including AIDS. Ms. Johanson's appearance in Oshawa is part of AIDS Awareness Week presented by Durham's health department and the AIDS Committee of Durham. AIDS Awareness Week offers education and activities. Ms. Johanson pointed out that the only safe sex is no sex. "All I can do is encourage you to practise safer sex.'. She reminded young people the birth control pill offers limited protection. "If she is on the pill, this docs not mean she's pro- tected against sexually transmitted diseases." The students were told to get to know their partners before engaging in sexual intercourse. And, they were advised to find out if their sexual partners have been heavy drug users since drug users, especially those sharing needles, arc in the AIDS' high risk category. As well as showing the audience the con- dom for females, Ms. Johanson showed the students the proper way for a man to put on a male condom. INVESTING IN THE 9 s0 ITH MUTUAL FUNDS To receive your complimentary copy call today Don Wright. investment Executive 296-2613 ® ScotiaMcLeod 200 Consai,um Place Scarborougn Ontario Vs 3E3 111111111 Q: What is one of Canada's leading pain relievers? A: A physiotherapist. You're in pain. You may even have trouble moving around. The problem could be your muscles, jonls, breatlrng or ckulabon. But pain, of any kind, is your body's way of saying hep. Don't ignore it. listen to what is saying. You need relief. A pl wapst can help. A physiotherapist is a health care professional who is qualified to asses your oondtion and carry out treatment that can correct. or ease the problems that are causing you pain asfopp you from geeing around. Physrolheigrapya asn to keep you moving because they believe mobility is one d the keys to living an independent, quality life. M you're referred for physiotherapy, hare's whet to expect: In most cases, you'll meet with a physiotherapist at a hospital or dirwc. The physiotherapist will do an assessment. Then she or he will start you on a treatment program designed specifically for you. Your physiolheraprst night reconreend a personalized exercise program. electrotherapy, heat or cold treatments, manual therapy or acupuncture, among other things. And while the benefits d physiotherapy are diferent for every individual. the bottom W is tfws: physicberapy can hep relieve pain and improve your mobility. If you still have any questions about physiotherapists or physiotherapy you'd like answered contact the Ontario Physiotherapy Associatan, Telephone (416) 322-6866 or. Whites Road Physiotherapy & Sports Injuries Clinic ontwm 720 Sheppard Avenue Suite 8, Pickering 420-0647 0 THOMAS AND CHASE ASSOCIATES >..Cenit~ied General Accountants Small Business Advisory Services ' Computerized Payroll & Accounting Services Personal & Corporate Tax Returns :.:.:::.50 COMMERCIAL AVENUE, SUITE 211 A.iAX, ONTARIO LiS 2H5 .Tet.ptrone 686-2407 AskThe Professional& will be seen every Friday NEXT FRIDAY, HAVE YOUR SERVICE NOTICED It pays to advertise with Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser. To book your space call Duncan Fletcher at 683-5110. NOW OPEN PICICIiRINGIs pleased to URGENT CARE announce announce the opening MEDT -CENTRE 7 of Pickerin 's only Y Walk-in Clinic • Family Medical Centre • Lab & X -Ray, Ultrasound • Eye Examinations • Hearing Aid Centre • No Appointment Necessary • Open: Mon. - Fri. 9 to 9 Sat. - Sun. 9 to 4 1450 Kingston Rd. at Valley Farm Rd. (Highway 2 between Brock & Liverpool) Phone 831-8240 Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST : ; , ' s Dispensing of contact lenses and glasses - Evening and Saturday appointments available -� • Complete Family Eye Care 427-4144 15 HerttroW Ave. S., Ajax -- _ - -_ (Between Hwy. 401 8 No. 2) uko.ssrae Provin DURHAM - The Province's crackdown on violence in class- rooms likely won't affect local schools, which already call police regularly to deal with thugs. "Schools have never shied away from calling police about violence," assures Durham Board of Education communications manager Mary Brown. "Certainly anything that has criminal over- tones is reported." At the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board, "anything we consider violent is reported to police," notes director Earl Lagroix. In a letter sent to school Cops plead for help to find woman FROM PAGE 1 her," says Const. Peri Konarows- ki. "It's unknown whether she even arrived there." It's "unlikely" Miss Gemottine disappeared on her own accord. Police have "no idea" whether foul play is involved in her disap- pearance. Albert Gemottine, the missing woman's father, is distributing posters of his daughter and the minivan with the help of co-work- ers and neighbors. (The van is missing its front licence plate and has a broken back-up light on the driver's side. "She's responsible, good natured and good looking," Mr. Gemottine says of his daughter. "She's always willing to help if you need a hand. Everybody else, if they ever had a problem, she'd be there to help." Miss Gemottine is white, 51" and 100 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. At the time of her disappearance, she was wearing purple track pants, a loose purple sweater, a black leather jacket and white running shoes. She has a severe food allergy and is familiar with a special diet she must follow, police report. Detectives working•on the case have received numerous phone calls concerning Miss Gemottine's disappearance, "but nothing solid. We're encouraging everyone and anyone to call," says Const. Konarowski. Anyone with information on her whereabouts is asked to call Durham police at 683-9100, ext. 324. cracks THE NEWS ADVER77.SER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9,1993 -PAGE 3 ■ own on schoo violence 'Police don't have the time to deal with two kids who push one another in a schoolyard. But if one punched another out, or if a eapon was used, a school would definitely call police.' Earl Lagroix ....... boards across Ontario Monday, the ministry of education and training ordered schools to report violent incidents immediately to police and parents or guardians of students involved in the inci- dents. The letter also urged staff to "respect the wishes and rights of a student" to have a parent, guardian or other adult with them while being questioned by police. In Durham, a safe -school com- mittee made up of all boards in the Region, including the New- castle -Northumberland Board of Education, has been werkInr with Durham Regional Police more The burning bed Pickering firefighters throw a smouldering bed out of a Field - light Blvd. home around 6 p.m. Wednesday after a blaze began in an upper floor bedroom. The cause of the fire, which caused about $35,000 in damages, was undeter- mined at press time. Three teenagers who were in a lower - floor kitchen at the time of the blaze escaped without injury. photo by Jesse James - •Pr DELIVERY SERVICE F"V'O*A TCH FOR THESE INSERTS8 FLYERS COMING TO YUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND N THE DAYS AHEAD SUNDAY, OCT. 193 DEWS ADVERTISER (IUM PICK) FRI., OCT. 8193 •A a P (PMRNG 81WAY (AJ WICIIERING) NEWS ADVERTISER (AMX"M) 'CAN. TIRE (PICKERING) CAN. THE (MAXI UJRNG) DOMINION (AJ WICKERING) `CONSUAERS DISTRIBUTING FOOD CITY (")Q NG)M) FOOD TOWN L AXI DRUG FNG -MYSTERY PIZZA P N) • • ' KIItIWT ttAJAXF NEW HOMES ("X PICIERNG) <tINERIDGE.tSARDEN Y *SEARS (ANG) MHACLE FOOD W •SAV•A-CENTRE SUPER CENTRE Ont..I.e to were holl..tme. 1firiIIY)l-IArII(*# AAA'IP FRIDAY'S CARRERS OF THE WEEK ARE MICHELLE TROTTER i MELISSA BEAUVAIS kid" enjoys swimming, read'wn$, baseW. Melissa enjoys swlmming, reading 3 pM1tmg with dog may. Micelle a Melissa received McDonald's coupons complanents of the News Advertiser. Congratulations Michelle and Melissa for being our Friday Carnets of ft Week 0 MRI mow., than a year already. It's "trying to work out" the definition of violence, reports Dr. Lagroix. "A degree of interpretation is needed," he explains. "I'm sure police don't have the time to deal with two kids who push one another in a schoolyard. But if one punched another out, or if a weapon was used, a school would definitely call police." While verbal abuse "has cer- tainly increased," Dr. Lagroix isn't sure if physical abuse has increased at the same rate. "However, we're certainly more aware of it." The separate board records all incidents of violence in an annu- al report, while the public board expects its first report on the issue to be complete in January. Armed robbery at variety store AJAX - Police are on the lookout for two suspects following an armed robbery at a convenience store here early Thursday morning. Two men, one carrying a handgun, entered Mac's Milk at 475 WeSt- ney Rd. N. around 2:25 a.m. A clerk handed over a small amount of cash and the men fled on foot. They were last seen running south on Westney Rd. The men are described as black. One was wearing all black clothing and the other wore beige pants with a scarf tied around his face. The Place Where Fresh Is The Taste "Let them eat steak." Sub must be of equal or Wow rekw Not good WS srry otter offer. For ■ 1mibd tines. y 465 Bayy St. 705 Kingston Rd. 1340 Kingston Rd. (At Westney Rd.) AJAX At Whites Rd. PICKERING (At Liverpool Rd.. PICXER'NG 686-7757 420-9911 a31 -SUBS Coupon `75" Value WINDSHIELD REPLACEMENT •50 DEDUCTIBLE .'25 CASH BACK IN SHOP WORK ONLY BASED ON INSURANCE RATES LEAVE ALL THE DETAILS TO US Mir A aM raw *Swwor compwy res se Oenr CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT FREE PICK-UP A DELIVERY WEEKENC AI.0 F+F.VNC APDCIWUEWSXiNLQLE 860 BROCK RD. S., UNIT 1, PICKERING 837-7819 Mayor Wayne Arthurs, (forefront, left), and Bess Furniture owner Gus Bovolaneas, at the ribbon -cutting ceremony for the newly opened store. Bess Fumiture Qpens for business The official opening of Bess Furniture on Oct. 2 was a happy occasiop, -with Picketing , Mayor Wayne Arthurs on hand for a ribbon- cutting ceremony. The furniture store, owned by Gus Bovolaneas, offers a wide range of furnishings for every area of your home, whether you are currently looking to furnish your livingroom, diningroom or bedroom. There's also an abundance of dinette suites, as well as quality mattresks, in the 3,000-sq.ft. showroom. Gus invites everyone to come in and browse. Store hours are Mon. to Fri. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sun. noon to 5 p.m. The store is in the Hub Mall at 1360 Kingston Rd. (between Liverpool and Glenanna roads); tel. 420-3312. 1-01 PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FICDAY, OCTOBER 8,193 Obituaries BARNES, Wilhelmina Alberta - At the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Tuesday, Oct. S, 1993. Wilhelmina Alberta Barnes, beloved mother of six. Grandmother of 21 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. The family will receive friends at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Picker- ing Village), 428-8388, from 2 to 4:30 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday. Funeral service in the chapel on Sunday, Oct. 10 at 1 p.m. Inter- ment Erskine Cemetery. FALLON, Samuel - (Former - l), of the ministry of government services and life member of Seaton Golf Club). Entered into rest at the Community Nursing Home, Pickering, on Wednesday, Oct. 6, 1993. Samuel Fallon, in his 83rd year, cherished husband of Nan. Dearly loved father of Patrick and his wife Karen, Nick and his wife Mary Lou, and dear "Grankey- of Simon and Eliza- beth. The family will receive friends at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd.. Ajax (Pickering Village), 428- 8-188, from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. Funeral service in the chapel on Saturday, Oct. 9 at 10:30 a.m. Cremation. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Ajax -Pickering Hospital Building Fund would be appreciated by the family. Please recycle this newspaper��� •1'JI'll :11, NIS w F&it{ m: Driver's Side Air Bag As a -Supplemental Restraint System-, the air bag is not meant to eliminate the need for seat belts. Seat belts should still be worn at all times. see tim adveetslses mt In to"y"s paper Eor gore deft110 Level opposite to Food Court) q� 1-�frd jr Town of Pickering Department of Community Services & Facilities r* `Ic_ rkk«+no NOTICE ,> OPERATING HOURS PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX 1993 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8THCLOSED Saturday, October 9th OPEN 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Sunday, October 10th OPEN 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLIC SKATING AVAILABLE Saturday 7 p.m. - 8:45 p.m. Sunday 3 p.m.- 4:45 p.m. Call our friendly staff at 831-1711 MONDAY, OCTOBER 11th CLOSED WE'RE MORE THAN JUST A �e Garage Anal" �A� Collectible area Every Sunday East Kali � D OPEN EVERY SUNDAY M • Free Admission • Free Parking for 4800 cars • Over 500 vendors SUNDAY DOOR CRASHER SPECIALS McCAIN DRINKING BOXES NESTLES Tetra pack of PUDDING CUPS ORANGE OR APPLE: JUICE Snack Size 69 VANILLA r CHOCOLAT1 E 991 Limit one per family - Limited (Quantity atthe • Pick6ring'' Flea Market Full Site Carnival Most Sundaes Vast array of products * Farmer', Market Largest Indoor Flea Market in North America METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE Brock Rd. & 401 * Pickering, ONT. Vendor Inquiries (416) 427-0744 PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX AQUATICS s.01 E.. e.., e.., Town of Pickeringg Department of Community Services b Facilities D • Seasonal Or Annual Terms • Prepaid Admission To All Public And Adult Swim Periods '� • Whirlpool And Sauna (Adults Only) • • Membership Changerooms (Adults Only) • Swim at both Complex and Dunbarton Pools AFFORDABLE loth Anehrermy "SEASONAL" FAMILY FUN SPECIAL (Oct.-Dec./93) (Valid Aug.-Dec./93) RESIDENT W*RESIDW RESIDINT NON-RESIDENT YOUTH $30.00 $32.50 $27.00 $30.00 ADULT $45.00 $50.00 $40.50 $44.75 FAMILY $75.00 $80.00 $67.50 $74.25 SENIORMISABLED s3o.00 $32.50 $27.00 $30.00 0 For details to purchase a SWIM MEMBERSHIP Contact our friendly staff at the Rec. Complex 831-1711 or 683-6582 V HOLLAND BULBS Winterizing Vit~ - . CLawn rOCUS Fertilizer (12-14-18) —� Giant flowering Will i"creem root �-- sim, odd totarance and lilyput varieties. and dia.... Reg. 28` each. r"etance 5o $ 1!9 11�= each Rag sn." .;�x;.;;;.:::;:. .. .... .,. .. 0 Ski noduK nwud»I -n mi aria LpVt;,,iip.a DanMt Tran : apps with Vow pucOc n80 Do On Ira Nowrne« and rw,ww in warty spring. ® Dmad Alberta Spruce and RhodOwdiors are vary susapeb To O» drying dbM of wild and On turn from Or bngM sun n wrwr, ProNtt Or WMpa by wrappirp b Acp bas* wand Ow pbm and naris dw roots by mo&aV with pica Dade. lO Ap* Sit, a to *am aNmw in to Tal Bowra mid Nov. © VYndNm r Nu y WLL BE OPEN UNiL CHRISTMAS. HILLVIEW COVV• Mother Earth Potting Soil MANURE Ail r•r•«. lt•.+tr •. r.... Compottad, wady b uM, Aand odor 11".f/Eq '20 Milk, �. • I. • - H- VANDERMEER NURSEi�Y "wfmre Gr w Gifderls ftin- AJAX vo t V"M Corner Of Bayly & Lakeridge Ajax ® 427-2525 ®ll.r. SIL E. • OPEN SUNDAY - Rd* rdoes -@-arcs waw oet tsa a/ Httia l�lrwa taK � Disabled woman needs helper AJAX - A physically -disabled woman needs your four hours a week and to help her care for her three - help• year-old child two to four hours a week. The Ontario March of Dimes is looking for a vol- If you can help, call the March of Dimes at 434- unteer to help her with light housekeeping three to 5280. Many workers give thanks for a day off AJAX-PICKERING - Most businesses and government offices will be closed Monday so you'd better stock up on Thanks- giving supplies by Saturday. Major food stores, banks and malls will be shut along with liquor and beer outlets, post offices, municipal offices and libraries. - Ajax and Pickering Transit systems will not operate and GO Transit will run on a holiday schedule. Call 665-0022 for GO schedules. COUNTRY EXPRESSIONS CRAFT SHOW SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1993 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. • ADULT i CHILDREN'S CLOTHING • JEWELERY • POTTERY • ART • WOODWORK • FURNITURE •STAIN CLASS HAYDENS 40RE PAVILION. WHITBY BROCK ST. a WATER ST. ADULTS $2.00 SENIORS $1.00 CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE REFRESHMENTS i UGHT LUNCH WILL BE AVAILABLE 11 CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, 'XVhite Sale, sale prices start October 7, 1993' flyer, page 33, the fashion bras and matching cotton panties on special for: bras 2/19.98, panties 2'9.98 are advertised incorrectly as being made from cotton. These bras and panties are stretch lace and delustre. Also, in our Sears, 'This Sat. and Sun. only, Sears Store Managers Sale' flyer, page 3, the Craftsman router, reg. $399.99 on sale for 5229.99 should have read stock #24885, not #24886. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. PHOTOGRAPH OPPORTUNITY HEY KIDS - Come and have your picture taken, with your favoOft Purpk'Dinosaud! Oct. 15,16,17 $5 per photo Sears Court 1j VI-/ 7(l V"__v Mon.- FrL 10 a.m. • 9 Pm SM. 9:3 0 a.m • 6 pxL Sun, noon - 5 p.m. r-------- >-� -------i I I I G I I I I I 1 I I I 1 I 1 I 1 1 I t I I I I I I I 1 1 I I I I I I I 1 I 1 I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I 1 1 I 1 I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 � 1 1 I � 1 � I � I 1 I 1 orthodontic procedures. NAME ADDRESS — i PHONE i -1 L------------------ J THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCWBER S, 1"3 -PAGE S rooked, S p a c e d, Discoloured C:�Ioped Teeth? Just like the letters in the headline, your • teeth can make the same impression. Have your smile work for you, not :% against you. Crooked, spaced, disooloured and chipped teeth can all be corrected through today's cosmetic and orthodontic procedures. FREE CONSULTATION This consultation is offered so that you can easily obtain information on dental procedures and conditions, allowing you to make an informed decision about your dental health. Please note that x-rays and a more complete examination are required in order to make a full diagnosis of individual conditions. Dr. Pavelic is a general dentist trained in all aspects of dentistry ! :_ by the University of Toronto. Dr. Pavelic's office is a prevention a. oriented dental practice dedicated to your health, appearance and comfort. Offer expires October 15, 1993. "DEDICATED TO GIVING YOU THE SUCCESSFUL SMILE EDGE" M.S. Pavelic, D.D.S. 428-0188 #9 - 570 Westney Rd. S., Ajax W iIS n a Trip fer 2 fo Puerto vallart? mex'ito! MA "Join us 00f. IT -17 hr the WORLD'S LARGEST PIN-THE-TA1 L ZDONKEY CONTEST. 1611:66OR win a iris ler We tiMexia( . 0 9 o1;Wrs CmadionHoji&ys Travel,ArMOUM9 W 1A011IORS PICKERING �W�_ —A50 -u 4W ONLY fA,E VERY BEST! PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9,19" Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser:4�_� A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday TIMOTHY J. WHI TAKER, Publisher 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor-in-chief Newsroom - 683-5110 Distribution - 683-5117 Retail Advertising - 683-5110 Classified 798-7672 GREG COATES, Managing Editor FAX - 683-7363 National Advertising Sales - 493-1300 Real Estatc & Automotive Advertising - 798-7672 BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager Member of the Ontario Community Newspaper Association ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Sales Manager Member of the Ontario Press Council ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager F'ighti'ng violence in the classrooms Bob Rae's provincial government has once again proven how far out of touch it is with the real world. The latest example comes from the ministry of education and training. In a letter sent to school boards across Ontario Monday, the ministry ordered schools to report violent incidents on their properties immediately to police and parents or guardians of stu- dents involved in those incidents. Like violence in the classroom is a brand new. phenomenon. Like our educators who are on the front lines in our schools aren't bright enough to call cops to deal with thugs. The Province is more than a little behind the times in reacting to classroom violence. Durham Board of Education communications manager 'Mary Brown notes, "Schools have never shied away from calling police about violence. Certainly an,, thing that has criminal overtones is reported." At the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board. "anything we consider violent is reported to police," notes direc- tor Earl Lagroix. In other words, our educators are ahead of the ministry that oversees them as they've been tackling the problem for some time. Not just reacting to classroom violence as the Province urges, but taking a pro -active role in fighting it. In fact, in Durham, a safe - school committee made up of all school boards in the Region has been working with Durham Regional Police for more than a year already. Bouquets to our educators for tackling classroom violence head-on. Bricks to the provincial government for just now recog- nizing something should be done about this serious problem. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Two school boards a luxury we can no longer afford To the editor, In a recent letter published by your newspaper, a reader did an excellent job in highlighting one of the major problems with our educa- tional officials today, and that is no fiscal responsibility or leadership. The example given was the Durham Board of Education drop- ping busing to Pine Ridge and Dun- barton High School and forcing par- ents to cover the costs of their chil- dren having to use municipal trans- portation. This amounts to S38 per month per student. (5304 per stu- dent for the year.) For those parents that own prop- erty, there will be no corresponding decrease in school taxes. In reality what we are seeing is a straight pass-through to parents. Another tax gab. Few will deny the meed to get the education costs in line. However, passing the costs directly through to taxpayers while at the same time not cutting back expenses, is not the answer. Where is the leadership to get expenses back in line? Consider the following: - While the public high school busing was cut, I still see many buses running down our road. I do not care if they are for public school, Catholic elementary schools, Catholic high schools or what ever. Seems to me there is an opportunity w accomplish the goal of getting the students to school by looking at the area geographically, rather than by individual school destination. - Having students walk a certain distance for common pickup points should not be a problem. Having students wall: two miles each way seems excessive. Before the readers immediately jump to the good old days when they had to walk to school... I doubt that many had to walk that distance, and even if they did, the population/traffic was not as hazardous as it is today. - On a more general note, I still have a major problem with the cost of administration. When I hear the local board of education trying to proceed with $25 million adminis- tration buildings, when our kids still have to share textbooks with other Haveyoursay• Who do you think won this week's election debate? kids in the class because there are not enough to go around, something is wrong. - I don't believe we can afford to have a school board for the public system and another for the Catholic school system. It is a luxury Canadi- ans cannot afford. Today when peo- ple have to decide between nice -to - have versus bare necessity, why not show the people what the cost sav- ings would be to have a common board and let's vote on it. - As well 1 would like the oppor- tunity to approve the yearly educa- tion budgets — today there is a pro- cess to attend board meetings, protest, but not effect any real change. If we the taxpayers are paying Frank Armstrong says, "Nobody won, but I think Kim is going to win. They need a woman in there to run the country." Agnes MacPherson says, "Audrey McLaughlin won. She's honest and straight forward. Her party would make a good opposi- tion." Pat Steinwedel says, "There was no clear winner. No party's platform was impressive. I frankly don't believe any of them any- more." Morris Evans says, 1 think it was a draw. They all made their points. The Reform Party semed to do well." the bills, we need to have an active say in where the dollars get spent. The question is, where do we go from here — expressing one's opin- ion in the paper is one thing, effect- ing change is another. Perhaps we need to give our elected officials some feedback. One suggestion would be to have this newspaper conduct a survey of where the sup- port is for some of these ideas. Bet- ter idea would be to have the board of education seek some customer feedback. If you agree take some time and flood the editorial depart- ment with your views, probably the first step we can take to get back involved. Brian W. MacNeil, Pickering ABOUT US The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication.. All letters muwindude your ftAl, name, address and phone num- ber for our information. Second class mail registra- tion number 1897. Mail sub- scription rates in Canada: 1 year, $70 per edition. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. 0 71 *Burlington -Hamilton -Brampton. eMississauga *Kitchener *Wind.-, yr Osh X , > and AIN wt h y opt Y '�• `:. d Sued -ilose A 40 v ♦ 1. /„ ." Y N } Sf1. Set ', 58999 Your '15999 choice Double 1129" Set'199" of One... Queen 't59" Set 127911 , • Bedframe • Pillows • Mattress Cover with any mattress set purchased :?i`Y•..:?., :: ext':%u:G:>?i£i;",:, $11999 Set 99 199 Double 1149' Set '249" Queen '179" Set '299" S 129'9 set $22999 Double '159" Set '269" Queen '189" Set 1329" 14999Set $249" Double '169" Set $289" Queen '199" Set 1349" 1169",2s7e,tl,, Double '199" Set $339" Queen 1229" Set $389" aEFOH SIL THE NEWS AI5VEYtTISER FRIDAY,'0et68ER 8, 1993 -PAGE 7 �nto, -Guelph -Oshawa UF/)�F) 9---4 JUVENILE BEDROOM SUITE $5918r r t N s. s Includes •Mates bed • Double Dresse Ii 7 • Mirror • Night Table Bedroom Suite by... "Harvest I Lane" k Beautiful Prescott L I' Oak finish 4 Piece Set w� 1699 On display In Oshawa Store Only VER SUN --FREE Double.... ....I 1999, ouble..........119999 Queen ........... $22999 Mattress extra. Sofa Bed Mattresses from *Disposal of old set •Set•Up (when pre -arranged) *Layaway Includes Our Best Selling Orthopractic Mattress k SALE PRICE *89899 Twin PRINCETON PAULINA White baked or Enamel. $ jai% �� � •.: �� ' � `Mattress Extra. 99 Extra- Double or Oueen SOFA BED Complete With X3499 mattress COPENHAGEN white o Black Iron Mattress --'sl 4999 Extra CANOPY Mattress i Extra 299 L� SPACESAVER BUNK Mattress Extra 2' Tubing $2389 Twin Over [ruble EF r .v CHEQUES PERSONAL z MW V n L_ L_ DISPOSAL OF SE OLD MATTRESS PRE CANADA'S U =1 Sunday I R08d SOuth s" Brock St Sa 79 T81N*0i1 Road VW rl 0 570 wommy _�6 f 9-1315 � X � 6i-5467 � 433-1052 wY `• iEr Y Y �� • t _ ► PAGE II -THE NEWS ADMITISEA FRIDAY, OCrMM s, IM Woodworking show coming PICKERING - A woodwork- ing show billed as "Canada's foremost event of its kind" is coming to the Metro East Trade Centre in Pickering. The Pickering Woodworking Show and Fine Wood Crafts Expo will be held from OCL 15 to Oct. 17 when organizers expect more than 15,000 people to attend from Ontario, Michi- gan and New York State. The event includes the sale of woodworking tools, equipment, supplies, wood products, carv- ings and turnings and informa- tion on that. Free seminars and demon- strations will be given by numerous woodworking profes- sionals. Topics include cabinet- making for beginners, old fash- ioned to modern bowl -turning, and the secrets of professional lathe work. The latest in woodworking tools will be featured at the Shopsmith Canada display booth, while visitors will also find information on woodburn- ing, wood inlaying and more. The Birdseye Centre Carvers will hold their annual carving competition at the show, while the Woodturners' Guild of Ontario will also host its annual contest. There'll also be displays and demonstrations by the Durham Board of Education and the International Wood Collectors Society. Show hours are noon to 9 p.m. Friday, OCL 15; 10 am. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 16; and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, Oct 17. Admission is S6 for adults. S4 for high school students with I.D. and free for children 12 and under. For more information, call Cryderman Productions at (519) 351-8344. ROSSIE BAILLIE i-� Sales Representative Halligan Realty Ltd. TOR. 777-0185 49 ACRES - S399.000 Cone and see to s :'a• '-g esto,ec :e -tory stone 3 DeC'oom home only 35 minutes from Oshawa This ^o,se lovers retreat has a warm decor wt! ongknai P,^e floors 6 tr n lnvnting outdoor pool Pius a new ^^,se stalls 8 Darn Hwy 12 to Conc tt east to OaEN MOUSE signs. Brock Twp Can Rossw Baillie, Saes Rep 777-0185 PLANNING ACT, 1983 NOTICE OF THE PASSING OF A ZONING BY-LAW BY THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AJAX TAKE NOTICE of the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Ajax passed By-law Number 118-93 on the 4th day of October, 1993 under Section 34 of THE PLANNING ACT, 1983. AND TAKE NOTICE that any person or agency may appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board in respect of the By- law by filing with the Clerk of the Corporation of the Town of Ajax not later than the 29th day of October, 1993 a Notice of Appeal setting out the objection to the By-law and the reasons in support of the objection. An explanation of the purpose and effect of the By-law is attached. This Notice is deemed to be given on October 8, 1993. DATED AT the Town of Ajax this 8th day of October, 1993. J.W. Tiemay, C.M.C., C.M.O. Clerk of the Corporation of the Town of Ajax 65 Harwood Avenue South Ajax, Ontario L1 S 2H9 EXPLANATORY NOTE - BY-LAW NUMBER 118-93 By-law Number 118-93 has been passed pursuant to the Land Use Planning for, Housing Provincial P94CX, Siatemeni requitement to implement zoning �provisions'for' Accessory Apartments and Boarding Homes in municipal zoning by-laws. The By-law provides for the definition and regulation of Accessory Apartments and Boarding Homes in the Town of Ajax to ensure that neighbourhood densities are not significantly increased and that infrastructure is not adversely impacted upon. Appropriate location criteria are included in the By-law. WIN DOW conversions inc. Does your house have 4 - glass sliding windows? Tired of in-house winter breezes? ...NQ& you can RECYCLE your windows and DODGE THE DRAFT! ! _-A ": We also do aluminum caPtng to eFminato outside painting•t 35 YEARS ON VARAVg , MA E.91 tt ONLABOUR • Eliminate plastic sheeting over drafty windows and save $$$ on heating bills. • By recycling your 5 mm glass and installing a 100% PVC system in your existing frame you can save as much as 65% of the cost of a new frame and window, installed. CALL 1-800-465-0494 or (905) 478-1388 For more details or a FREE estimate AJAX OSHAWA ®,' A;.r° 355 Bayly Street West 427-6075 162 King Street East 850 King Street West 571-3400 436-9010 THE NEWS ADV9Zr1SER F'R'IDAY, b.'1 bBn s, 1903-#Abk 'ARTS & E"ERT NT ' Laf f' our head off at Bourbon Bayly'sSaturday AJAX-PICKERING - Laff Trax Comedy is back at Bourbon Bayly's Saturday. The show will feature Rob Evans, with special guest Russell Peters and emcee Frenchie McFarlane. The hilarity begins at 9:30 p.m. Tickets are $5. Call 427-1888. CENTREFIELD'S: The Pick- ering nightclub has country and '50s to '70s rock `n' roll with Troubleshooter Friday and Satur- day from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Call 837-1850. HARP & THISTLE PUB: Tim & Bill's Country fills the Harp & Thistle with C & W music Friday and Saturday from 9 P.M. to 1 a.m. Call 428-0943. JOKERS: Jokers has the new country sounds of The Delta River Band Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The band is back for the Sunday jam session from 4 to 8 p.m. Call 427-0337. MONKEY BAR & GRILL: Strictly Hip, a tribute band to Canada's own Tragically Hip, plays Saturday night starting at 9. Q107 Rockin' Fridays with host Deanna Nason feature a dance party. Call 619-1236. GLEENER'S: Gleener's has country music with Terry Bennett on Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. She's back on Sun- day for a music jamboree from 2 to 6:30 p.m. Call 683-7952. FOX & FLOWERPOT: The Fox & Flowerpot Pub has jazz vocalist Cathy Subonic Sunday from 4 to 7 p.m. Call 428-2162. COCONUTZ TAPS & EATS: Coconutz has Credence Clearwater Revival tribute band Bayou Boys on Friday night at 9. There's a hot mix dance party on Saturday. Call 686-1549. KERRY INN: There's cabaret music direct from Ireland with The Memphis Committee back by popular demand Friday and Satur- day from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The band plays Irish music as well as rock 'n' roll selections. 428-8790. THE MEETING HOUSE: Sing your heart out with Pip's Karaoke on Friday from 9 P.M. to 1 a.m. On Saturday, folk and country musician Tim Hewie takes the stage from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Hewie's back on stage Sun- day night. Call 839-4744. SECOND STOREY: The Sec- ond Storey has a Blue Jays' party on Friday, starting at 8 p.m. There are lots of giveaways, including a grand prize of tickets for a Blue Jays playoff game. Saturday is dance night. Call 683-2940. TUDOR ARMS: The Tudor Arms has the music of Larry Goguen who plays folk and clas- sic rock `n' roll Friday and Satur- day from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Call 839-8387. LORD BYRONS: Lord Byrons has relaxing piano music on Friday and Saturday nights to enjoy with your dinner. The music starts at 7. Call 686-7000. DONA Y MIGUELS: Enjoy the delightful sounds of Mexican music while you dine Friday and Saturday night. Call 686-4468. TUDOR ROSE INN: The Tudor Rose Inn has folk and British music singer Jim O'Grady on Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Call 428-1815. KANGAROOS: Wednesdays, local bands jam from 9:30 p.m. to midnight. Kangaroos hosts the CASHWAY BUILDING CENTRES AON BEHALF OF WESTROC Industries INVITE YOU TO: A DRYWALL CLINIC LEARN TO APPLY, TAPE & MUD DRYWALL Also apply outside/inside corners, paper, beading, ceiling, cove and stucco finishing will be demonstrated. T-1 TIME: 7:00 P.M. Thursday OCL 14M PLACE: Westney Heights Plaza (Hwy. 2 & Westney) BY RESERVATION ONLY Dwno� cnLL427-9931 Ask For Maralyn C ASHWAY Ragweed Jazz Band every Thtus- with food specials. Call 683-6657. This is the first week of a 12 -week day night. Call 839-6845. SAPPHIRE BAR & GRILL: $1,200 karaoke contest. There's ROYAL SCOT: There's a The Ajax nightspot has karaoke DJ dancing to top -40 music Friday Blue Jays party on Friday night on Tuesday nights, starting at 9. and Saturday. 428-9203. E. THOM INSTALLATIONS - FOR RENOVATIONS YOU CAN TRUST BEFORE Whether your restoration project encompasses upgrading windows or building a small addition, E. Thom Installations Inc. of Ajax is there to provide first rate workmanship at a reasonable coat. Established in 1981, E. Thom Installations' owner Eric Thom is a certified Pella contractor Having worked for the Hunt and Pella firm - which produces one of the top wooden windows an the market - for years before branching out an his own, Eric receives intense training in order to be certified to install the products and keep up to date on the latest developments in the industry. These include such items as blinds located between double glazed glass. Anyone having wrestled with dusting venetian AFTER blinds would certainly welcome such a feature. Eric's business involves "primarily windows, but I do a little bit of everything: patio doors, brick knock -outs, solanums, basements, steel replacement doors and replacement glass.- By lass"By providing a full line of wood clad & vinyl products at competitive prices, "the customer ends up getting the jobs virtually at cost. I can buy the products much cheaper than the homeowner can, and labor costs are more reasonable now. It's therefore cheaper to undertake a project now than it was two to three years ago," Eric noes One trend inhales vinyl and aluminum frames in virtually any color imaginable for either indoor or outdoor use although "wood provides better insulation. Many people prefer to go with the aluminum outside, which is pretty well maintenance - free, while having wood installed inside. We can provide the wood frames in clear pine so that it easily adapts to any type of stain or paint to match an interior." Not one to shy away from smaller jobs, Eric finds "many customers opt to do a few windows at a time over a period of three of four years. They'd rather spend a little at a time. I'm not the least bit opposed to that and it's nice to know I'll have a client for a few years too." Offering a five-year warranty on his work. Eric is a firm believer in service. "I've gone back to a job that was done nine years ago! For the sake of an hour and a satisfied c ustoater. it's worth it." E. THOM INSTALLATIONS - 427-9737 I 35% OFF ALL OCTOBER BOOKINGS J611AIMAn 0 '93 Sonata GL $10,995 * LIMFIED Features Engine (4 cyl) Horsepower Power Steering Mazda 626 DX Honda Accord LX Toyota Cattnty DOHC 16V I SOHC 16V DOHC 16V 118 1 125 130 Standard I Standard I Standard Standard I Standard I Standard 24 flour noaastae N/A NIA NIA Assistance -syR f 1004001un syr. I100,000kna :syr. / 104000k,n .. Q� HYunDAI where the Smart money goesi. DEALERS A S S O C I A T I O N Pickering Hyundai 220 Bayly Street East, Ajax 427-0111 'Limited time offer 1993 Sonata GL from $10 995 License. freight P D I and taxes extra Price shown is M 5 R C less Promotional discount Participating dealers may sell for Iess'See dealer for details Comparisons based on avariabde compebttve ,ntormation as of Sept 2 1993 ^gt. PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER f, IM Alzheimer info available J Sessions to begin on Oct, 12 DURHAM - A three-part information series about Alzheimer disease is being offered by a support group. Sessions on Tuesdays, Oct. 12, 19 and 26 are sponsored by the Alzheimer Society of Durham Region. Where to Begin with Alzheimer Disease is the topic of the first meeting which will feature society family support services coordinator Loretta Tanner as guest speaker. The second session, on the Role of the Family Physician, will be led be Dr. Chris Hall, a medical advisor to the society. Durham Region placement coordination services director Diane Bennett will talk on Find- ing the Right Place — the prop- er nursing home for Alzheimer sufferers in the latter stages of the disease — in the third ses- sion. All lectures will be held at the Northview branch of the Oshawa Public Library, at the corner of Ritson Rd. and Beatrice St., from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. MONDAY: KIDS EAT FREE Children 10 yrs. & under enjoy a complimentary meal from our kids' menu (1 child per adult) There's no admission charge, but reservations are encouraged. Call 576-2567 for more infor- mation or to reserve a space. TUESDAY: ARIBA 2 For 1 Fajitas Two can enjoy a Kelsey's Fajita for $10.99 Thanksgiving Brunch $6.99 WEDNESDAY "PASTA BUCK" Dive into one of Kelsey's pasta dishes and receive another of equal or lesser value, for only $1 dollar. At Kelsey's we can help balance your budget MUM _ "The Evolution of Satisfaction" ,-� � �I 520 WEST`EY RD. S. AJAX 686-1549 LW""' BLUE JAYS PLAYOFF HIT AND WIN CONTEST JOIN US FOR ALL THE GAMES SPECIALS' �Y0RTA T ��A/P�p c •�9 Y•E� EVIL, See the advertheawnt at the back of the SaW for acre details: SATURDAYS ARE ROCKIN' WITH D.J. SHAWN AND GREAT TIMES COMING FRIDAY, OCT. 15 = ' RIFFRAFF - AC/DC TRIBUTE Town of Pickering Department of Community Services and Facilities *FITNESS HEA LTH., CLUB PACKAGE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS TERRIFIC OFFER AT THE PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX... Purchase a Passport to Fitness, and receive 50% off the Health Club membership! Our unique Passport to Fitness allows the participant full access to a wide variety of Fitness programs, operating at various times throughout the day at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Our dedicated Fitness Team will lead you through a simple aerobics class for the beginner, or offer the greatest challenge for the advanced participant. Don't miss the opportunity to take part in our new Reebok Step Classes.. . "Step 'N' Stride". All of our staff are Certified Fitness Instructors. The second part of this membership includes full use of the Health Room, offering StairMasters, stationary bikes, Concept II Plus Rowers, and warm-up track. If you like to work out with weights, we offer a wide variety of machines and free weights. You may also take advantage of the swimming pool and members' changerooms with your Fitness Health Club Package. For more information contact the Pickering Recreation Complex at 831-1711 or 683-6582 . or stop by and "Check us Out"! 0 /� The Corporation of the Town of Ajax ,,� Notice '�.� `��� ON -STREET PARKING Residents are hereby advised to take notice that effective November 1, 1993 the Town of Ajax will be stepping up enforcement of On -Street Parking Regulations. Effective November 1, 1993 a Special Officer will patrol the streets of Ajax chalking and ticketing vehicles parked In violation of the Town's By - Law. The Town's Traffic By-law prohibits parking on all municipal streets for a period In excess of 3 hours. During Winter months on -street parking costs the municipality substantial tax dollars as snowploughs must be re -dispatched to areas that are clogged with parked vehicles. On -street parking also presents a danger to motorists and pedestrians. The fine for Parking Longer than 3 Hours is $23.00. For more information please call 683-4550, extension 344. J. W. Tiernay, C.M.O., C.M.C. Clerk Town of Ajax 65 Harwood Avenue Ajax, Ontario US 2H9 '1mn-le.ii.r�ah�owelra.�9aDAY..IM�e oM.iardn�iiptaa.iikG�blwQ�ca.ie�leari� (nallm"aeaftorlfaarsxvl n MytWohmwobMaFwt*mm"m*lwauma1nm6vdgLWow.-.ra SAPPHIRE 610 MONARCH AVE. BAR &GRILL AJAX 428-9203 CIand and sixth-place w. 0worth into second place overall in the point cha finishes during the two pionship in the Michelin Enduroseries. days of racing.The next event for the Blackjack 21 Racing On the first day, ° t Team is the Celebration of Mosport race this driver Hardt set the weekend. early pace, running in a A good result at the Celebration of Mosport tight battle for fourth race could give Duckworth the driver's champi- place with Mike Schill. Paul Duckworth onship title of the series. CALL AL RIVETT WITH SPORTS.: 683-7363 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER a, M -PAGE 11 tu)<IMI� BUIIC MOiiOR OII, I OIL FX WUH TTM ICOR M 115.95 oNLY • LUNWATM If REOUREO. no ■ EXTRA SwMo 1pecMe E*k Oet 71N�� r .t,.,. ..,...... 1.P6 vaivi. • - , .. - 4 CYL.15991 V6 & V8 CYL. 6 CYL. s979 S 95 $ 95 A Service Specials ezpR Oct 3193 MOST CARS PAGE 12 -THE NEWS .ADVERTISER FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8,1993 ' • , FREE � CHICKEN OANDWICH IR CROISSAN WICH 100100 A.M.m4m.00 P.M. mums 0 BAUER 90� JUNIOR Ills Ifp- SIZES AREG.&WIDE bavil BNQ. CERTIFIED NECK ARD Olt A SAVE $3.00 MOOED14 _PGB _ Z J f.L MODEL 889 10" DREG $ia 99 -- — ; ■FREEx CHICKEN : FREE* CROISSAti'�i�ICH � GIANT ■ SAND%VICH ^■ ■ SKATE ■ 'Buy a �.� � SKATE MAT AND ■ Chicken ssa Buv a �. ■ EXCHANG ■ Sandwich ■ Crolssan «lch ■ 5 SKATE SHARPENINGS ■ at the regular price ■ at the regular price ■ WITH PAIR OF�� �rj 1 t ■ and get second ■ and get a second ■ E SKP _S Chicken ' PUR -"ASEO Sandwich ■ Croissan �� ich ■ �, ^ — ■ FREE! 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N�IkR ff E LIMITED QUANTITIES SO DON'T DELAY SALE ON UNTILL OCT./ 30 / 93 REPAIR CENTRE FOR /lcyr js SKATE kAOES HOLLER WHEELS HOCKEY EGUft&W GOALIE EGUIPMEM STICK 11ADE5 0— R elycre & ockey Speciali DICKERING Mon -m ,aa sw weyNil 1" OSHAWA Ym.�F1i 1a sn.rett sww.y 12-S LIM- MARKHAM Mon: Fri Sea" lW -r - US AT THE S7,THE IMAGINATION STATION ' NEW FALL BOOKS HAVE ARRIVEMP EDUCO WIRE AND BEAD MAZES THOMAS TANK ENGINES } BOOKS FOR KIDS OF ALL AGES ARTS & CRAFTS SUPPLIES WOODEN TOYS I.i 11 ImaginaEloni.,Ea bion. ,rel IT.7 i �I J � CHILDREN S BOOKS + TOYS j 705 Kingston Rd. (Whites Rd., Plaza) Pickering 831 -READ I I eviabert,,.9s LANDSCAPING e.r -• r M FALL SPECIALS ALL PLANTING INTERLOCK AND PISA STONE t. 50%OFF To 25 /oFF LR; THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, (W-70BER S, 1993 -PACE 13 ed Developing individual skills, confidence and self-assurance THE NEW APPROACH TO ICE SKATING • A positive and fun approach to build a solid foundation for ice skating. • Introduce your child to K nderskate where fun, music, art and athletic discipline merge. • Developed by a Canadian Triple Gold Medalist. • Kinderskate incorporates principles in child psychology and development in such a way that children learn basic skating skills while having fun. • These skills may be used throughout their lives. • Register Now While Space Is Available. 7 WEEK WINTER #1 SESSION STARTS: FRI., NOV. 5T"4:30.5:30 8 WEEK WINTER #2 SESSION STARTS: FRI., JAN. 21'4:30.5:30 CLASSES START AT: ART THOMPSON ARENA ADULT SKATING: It's fun, it's exercise, it's a social gathering. Learn the joy of ice skating! FOR MORE INFORMATION OR LITERATURE �;P�"«,� (06) 5124985 , NON. -Ml. CREATED AND APPROVED BY ICE STUDIOS INCORPORATED 6120304 FINE DINING 1.305 PICKERING PARKWAY 420-75771420-7526 THANKSGIVING DINNER SPECIAL FULL COURSE DINNER • SALAD/SOUP • ROAST TURKEY • VEGETABLES AND POTATOES -DESSERT • COFFEEITEA '16.95 REGULAR MENU ALSO AVAILABLE PHONE FOR YOUR RESERVATIONS TODAY 420-7577 420-7526 IN THE PICKERING CORPORATE CENTRE PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8,1993 AlvThe Corporation of the Town of Ajax- zh r of a PAGE 14 -THE NEVI'S ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8,199? HOCKEY GEAR TOO EXPENSIVE?' AVERAGE "NEW' HOCKEY AVERAGE "USED" HOCKEY EQUIPMENT PRICES EQUIPMENT PRICES HELMET . ...................... $34-60 W HELMET ......................... $15-35 MASK ...........................520-30 SERVED MASK .... ......................... $10-12 CUP..................................$8-17 CUP.. 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SP -.�RTS IL w 1211 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING (just west of Liverpool Rd.) 837 -USED (8733) Mon. -Fri: 10-9, Sat: 10-6, Sun: 11-5 Naocte Liberate TASTE b�ds m EAST SIDE'S 5� 3uot,�, OCT. 10th JOIN US FOR THANKSGIVING BRUNCH Walk into East Side Mario's and feel the atmosphere and flavor of Manhattan's lower East Side. Now you can enjoy the taste of New York's little Italy right here. ADULTS 5-10 UNDER YRS.Ova 5 YRS. ALL YOU CAN EAT $795 $395 FREE SUNDAY W BRUNCH SERVED 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. msilk 0 Wninipo 5CI1pp1 Q 5elfi i�efien5e .1.. rnnflict 4/l ppJe,7se /n Tha See The Good In Man Plant the seeds of Discipline Self Defense • Physics! • Relaxation Respect and Etiquette Today... Fitness • Etiquette • Discipline • Health • PsycholoS ...So The Children will have Strong Roots for Tomorrow 831-0099 THE EDUCATION CENTRE FOR MARTIAL ARTS It I otica y oet �ro.tica V, 1 AJJAX�aJwrb ` Arm ' o w, TRANSIT SQUARE r ' Etta. �t3 100 WESTNEY RD. S. sye oFF Two FOR AJAX TrkANYREGULAR THE F ® ONE VIDEO PRICED FILM! RENTALS An American Italian Eatery , I , NO EXMY DATE NO EXPOY DATE �%MMMMMMMM11*11111111111MMMMM I fr T1,l�lc, _ ► � J ,l Iii < < IJ � �:T 31-1711 Or'683-6582 >r' trW+lCE'ter.r`•c, �,rrl+.""r,n . or stop by and "Check us Out"! NEWS ADVERTISER 1 Dunbarton High School Spartans' Colin Kaye, in white, collides with Pine Ridge Secondary School Pumas' Brandon Osmond during LOSSA senior boys' soccer action at Pine Ridge Tuesday afternoon. Pine Ridge won 1-0 to hand Dunbarton its first soccer defeat this season in league play. photo by A.J. Groen Soccer Pumas upset Dunbarton PICKERING - The Pine Ridge Secondary School Pumas senior boys' soccer team futally handed the Dunbarton High School Spartans a loss in Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics league play. Dave Smith's goal with less than five minutes remaining in the last half gave the Pumas a 1-0 victory over the previously -undefeated Dunbarton squad at Pine Ridge Tuesday afternoon. Ryan D'Oliveira registered the shutout for Pine Ridge. The Pumas' record improves to four wins and one loss, while the Spar- tans are also 4-1 in LOSSA west division league play. Meanwhile, in the junior soccer contest, Dunbarton prevailed with a 2-1 win over Pine Ridge. THF, NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3,1993•PAGF,15 AT 1/2 THE RE7litt. co t� c THE NEWT Berl ; - -- 1211•1Mn R/. P" taNst a , i Pickrnno DO'C ties up Dunbarton in LOSSA junior AJAX-PICKERING - It wasn't a win, but the Denis O'Connor Chargers junior football team will take a tie any day. In only their second foot- ball game, the Chargers turned in a rock solid effort to earn a 13-13 deadlock with the Dunbarton High School Spar- tans in Lake Ontario 4�1. Sec - L ondary yy� School Ath- letics (LOSSA) football action at Dunbarton High Tuesday. DO'C was full value for the tie, says coach Brian Hughes, as the team battled gamely in the latter stages of the contest. "They played very, very well," says Hughes. "Dun- barton had a couple of opportunities with the ball to score near the end of the game, but our kids held them off. Our defence played well to preserve the tie." DO'C running back Wes Bagshaw scored on a 35 - yard run in the first quarter to put the Chargers on the scoreboard. Bagshaw also kicked the convert for a 7-0 DO'C lead. Dunbarton came back to knot the score at 7-7, but DO'C running back Pat Danquah scored on a long gainer, scampering 50 yards for the major to give the Chargers a 13-7 half-time lead. The Spartans tied the score in the fourth quarter. Pickering driver on course for points championship PICKERING - An area car racing team impressed at Mont Tremblant, Quebec during the Michelin Enduroseries Twin 250s event there. The Blackjack 21 Racing Team — con- sisting of Paul Duck- worth of Pickering and Mike Hardt — drove its Sony/Bob Johnston Chev-Olds-Geo-spon- sored Camaro to sec- ond and sixth-place finishes during the two days of racing. On the first day, driver Hardt set the early pace, running in a tight battle for fourth Paul Duckworth place with Mike Schill. At the midway point of the race, Hardt wheeled into the pits with Duckworth taking over the driv- ing chores. After moving into third place, the car blew a tire late in the race and ended in sixth place. Duckworth was second for much of the second day of racing. Leading for two laps, he handed off to driving partner Hardt at the midway point of the race. The team maintained its second -place stand- ing, finishing 30 seconds behind winner Peter Lockhart. The Mont Tremblant race results moved Duck- worth into second place overall in the point cham- pionship in the Michelin Enduroseries. The next event for the Blackjack 21 Racing Team is the Celebration of Mosport race this weekend. A good result at the Celebration of Mosport race could give Duckworth the driver's champi- onship title of the series. ALL AL RIVETT WITH 5PORT5 683-b I IU, FAX 663-/3b DO'C's defence held off a late - game surge by Dunbarton to keep the score tied. Bruno Azevedo scored both touchdowns for the Dunbarton Spartans. The DO'C juniors have a record of one tie and one loss in league play. They lost their first- football ever football game to Pine Ridge last week. DO'C travels plays the Paul Dwyer Saints at the Oshawa Civic Fields today, Friday, Oct. 8, in the first-ever match -up in Durham between two Catholic high school football squads. 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V 6 CYL. %" 995 $7995 -S r�vic�e S�ec�i;�e+�iOc t 31193 MOST C PAGE li-TNE NEWS ADVU=Ea FRIDAY, OCI' M s+ 1993 11 `' NEW B 1994 DODGE PICK-UP LET'S GO BLUE JAYS � IN STOCK • 4 X4s • 1/2 TONS • 3/4 TONS •FULL TON ! p ,t.= ��, v f• mss 100,' 1/11 1 A A%= PLYMOUTH A ■ ■ v Mi I mBE w■ ■ �� i w ■ � w n om, f DOD AVE_ (Nnrth of 4011 6E I _t D SERVICE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY AND EVERY NIGHT Special Services APmC a `' NEW B 1994 DODGE PICK-UP LET'S GO BLUE JAYS � IN STOCK • 4 X4s • 1/2 TONS • 3/4 TONS •FULL TON ! p ,t.= ��, v f• mss 100,' 1/11 1 A A%= PLYMOUTH A ■ ■ v Mi I mBE w■ ■ �� i w ■ � w n om, f DOD AVE_ (Nnrth of 4011 6E I _t D SERVICE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY AND EVERY NIGHT Special Services THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER a, 1993 -PAGE 17 Quantity iiAeans Quality -advertise both Oshawa -Whitby This Week 576-9335 and Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser �y ( ) 1 n9 898.7672) Combined Pressrun of 103,000 every Friday ZA • V X: 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax - Open: Monday - Friday 011E NV -%A �3, 000 100 careers 100 careers 100 Careers 110 General Help 110 General Help 120 office Help 165 AvaiCarelable 220 For Sale +`• `eEC4rir°crQ4•• THE DURHAM REGION ROMAN CATHOLIC 4 SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD i ; SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD TRUSTEE 0- 0'° TOWN OF AJAX Due to a vacancy In the Town of Ajax on the English Language Section of the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board, a qualified separate school elector is being sought to assume a position as a Trustee for the balance of the electoral term (to November 1994) Applicants must be: • a resident of the Town of Ajax • a Canadian citizen • of the full age of 18 years • English language Separate School Elector • Not ineligible or disqualified under the Education Act, or any other Act, from holding municipal office interested applicants should telephone the Catholic Education Centre at 6W 15w1 extension 266 and request an information Package. After receiving this package, the applicant must then submit a written application and return it to the Catholic Education Centre. 650 Rossland Road West. Oshawa, Ontaho L1J 7C4 no later than 4:30 p.m. on October 18, 1993 addressed to the attention of Cie Chair of the English Language Section. This application must be accompanied by a brief outline of the reason for wanting to be a Catholic Trustee and the qualifications being brought to the position. Interviews will take place on the evening of October 26, 1993 (and if necessary, October 27, 1993). Candidates will be notified of the English Language Section's decision after that date. - For further Inlormation, please telephone 686-1541 (extension 266). E.J. Lagroix, Ed.D Director of Education CERTIFIED Reflexologist wanted to pin a new rEf clinic in the Whitby ansa. Call 571-21IN and heave message. (,01293) 110 General Help TEMPORARY WW Pickering b East Scarborough • Bindery Workers • Table Workers • General Labour Apply In Person only 9:00 am. to 3.00 p.m. Gibbet Human Resources 773 Warden Aele., Until 4A (Below E04olo ) Christian Hwizons ltaf4enomlindl olgdnaNrion that woltf$ with handicapped $ are seeking part -lime and relief stall in the Pick allies. Sell resumie b: Ctlikill t 1tOftDR 100 tla0glM/RB Awe PI �ri�gt L7 MODELS NEEDED FfdlrtaM Aga 12-M RAffiN EXTM IIICO1111111111 TaMM to 4tttdtlng emu: New York, Faris, Iran Call for cons ll" 430-5715 i NAIRSTY tall warad for bM ,. upscale saw wdh or wtVW Che l* 831-6531 MA" N+ngers company ex- panding in this area needs rw ion mdse to etre swa .flow this fall. Patti tion, evenlings. No collecting, delivery or telemarketing. Management opporunitim Join our 1luoosos- 1W lean of llyderoovM Wen Warren 427.8206. (102193) DEMONSTRATORS f«learihei company. Appy wish resume to with three years work 95 Athol SI., Oshawa No Phone experence. you may quality for st ACCOUNTANTIBOOKKEEPER NEAR Lester Pearson P S.. tee' stones. Cal 430-4733 or aven- HOMEMAKERSIMATURE stu- for Pickering sheet meta' able experienced babysitter, hot MOVING must sell, Inglis MOVING dents - pert tintelemarker•h9 dents an mufacturing firth. Experience lunches. snacks. References. ax and dryer, excellent positions available to those t8 with Bedford software, creditage and A/R and payroll a must. Cal 427J907. (100893) working condition. $499. 839- 7340 after 6 p.m. (101093) years of age and older. $7/ht. AN please respond in person to RELIABLE and experienced Drogramrmes. French. An, Com} Musk. Only 3 training provided to those who quality. Cal 420-6991 to arrange Kanalpo Ltd. 1080 Brock Rd. S. 811 and 12. Pickering, Ont. L1 W daycare required for 18 month old. Brock/Idajor Oaks only. Full - EVANA Top soil - screeneQ arc an Interview. (TF) 31-13. (101093) time, must provide meals, shredded. note mix, brick sand. REQUIRED inin iateiy - full IF you are single or a sing le snacks. Receipt required Prefer rail used then rid hes. Also cedar and other stock avai- time shipper/receiver for local parent or separated or drvdoed other chid to play with. young Y Non amipki environment 663 - able at discount prices. Paving DEMONSTRATORS f«learihei company. Appy wish resume to with three years work 95 Athol SI., Oshawa No Phone experence. you may quality for st 1 1- 5920. (0393) stones. Cal 430-4733 or aven- care product ahowin6 ma'or department stores. Oshawa. t�k Plea•'' (+01493) financial assistance or if you aro --- QUALIFIED Montesocri Teacher i 428-2870. (100893 ^9s ) Char. E.L.S.Chair of the Board Whitby. Pickering. Call 891- TELEMARKETERS, full tirrw over 45 and have recently bBen offers 1/2 days programmes rtore nfbmwtttxh and to RSVP, call Donna at (905, 637.,480 « 7534. (TF) Part time.samLop to$20/hr.Ex- lad oft, you may qualntyfor train- from her home. Academ.c WASHERS Dryers. Fridges EARN 5535/weekly, malling penence may be required. Call '^9 assistance. DIP/CERT, Marilyn today. 427-2977. Lot WordPerfect. WordPerfect. D -base, Drogramrmes. French. An, Com} Musk. Only 3 Stoves - new and reconditioned. 5225 and up for reconditioned letters, assembling light (101393) word accPec• bedford, autocad. puters and children per program. $175 Per washers• 5175 and up for recon. Products from home. Canadian Ventura. pagerttaker, Harvard month, south Ajax. For mora ditioned dryers $175 and up for companies. (416) 631-4791 References 78F (24hrs). Coity, comPkner Programming and Systems Analyst, Cobb, information 428-3953 (101393) reconditioned fridges and Also If 02M) Pascal and C, Maclntosn, ouaec 1 20� Help Exproaa. OffiSIX OUAURED E.C.E. offers on. niched none daycare Programs' stoves con operated washer and dryers windshield r Spain tech- and Illustrator. Durham we thank all applicants stephenron'a Furniture and deeded. Will train, sakes Business Computer College. 4273010. (TF) Nutritious meals. 10 years teaching experience. Excellent Appliances. 227 Court St . Oshawa 5767448. (TFAL'L) background. background, good cpmNe"a in tdn skills required. Neat m ,MINION NNNNN NEINNNNNIeNNNNNNNNNNN son us references. PartAull rime, non OSHAWA Co, -try Cra!! anC COsocliu• St aha Sar. Oa 3716. (101 390) appearance. Insurance indust N � N PAYROLL CLERK smoker, Gardoin/Bums. Can Jan. 430-0078. 11008931 DD you ate Calndlats?fAlrhMita>a • st aDProvEd protest. Call Chip King, 1.800.561-2200. N A bus -_- REUABLi tender ovhng caro r DRAPES all balloon valences (1014113) sal progressive School company s your kering room and ha# for 197 Horizon. 2.31.auto. �' lstor13 x- for sale WHlte, rose, blacugold DEMONSTRATORS/SALES - requires a part-time (5 afternoonSiweek) Is -N n'on'e fpr eight rtKin +h 010, greyvarious saes and styles. commissioned 5700.. Award payroll cleric. R Non smoker. references rogwro0. Villestney Rd. and I" Also Kingston d paintings for Call tar more nfo,,Won. winningMaapor a �_ s Based in Pickering, this position involves R 2 area Call Beth, 619.1549 sale 4V-4� (101493) shoresp in your arso. No periaice necessary. plot train. +s s the preparation of monthly payroll, as r1013t93) Articles cal 14100 36+ 6723. (TF) well a5 reception and dispatch duties. TENDER loving car.. nom. 230 s3so-goo weekly for limited N Applicants should have some in-house s away from home, ears Chil- dhood Education leactW PrOvd- Wanted Itme. MALE Entepinses o; hiring us payroll experience, preferably on s n9 quality program in homy again. Salary or camvtsisston_ a tis N ACCPAC, as well as Lotus and lunches. daycare . notunches. BARBIE ootls from 1959.1972. Training poindild Car a nnuq For interview. 576.4664 s y WordPerfect. Dispatch training will be •easonablE ,ares. run or part Two nnutEs SEnous collector ,vi 11 pay cash an call s me. dry or right. nor dolls,inclu0•ng All b•lwe 68 P.m. (101093) NopfOVlded. Is from Our Lady o trio Bay and Francis. Twiggy. Mc Coming too towmlarka«al escwnt in- No s a if interested, please forward your �Lnbort Beach Schools Call ago -9770 (t01093) and acceaa01,04. anything Ba,bieii Marg".9o5-567696' cane potorKial. Call 291-2511 s resume with salary expectations, t0: s (Mistssaugi). (101293) nostril (101360 Susan Sheremeta R BABrs1rnNG available '^ my WANTED trhd es K LeFort T. Oldman JocuS - The Educational toy consultants. Joars. a Canadian N FIRST TRAN BUS SERVICES s s nom"' Brock Maior oaks Rd Please kaN 428-9325. (101093) oves. g . washer and dryers. working Of Char. E.L.S.Chair of the Board owTeO and o•prated comp'^y ; 900 Dillingham Road rtore nfbmwtttxh and to RSVP, call Donna at (905, 637.,480 « PgyATE dayt�re available to Ok A" +ran!ed pitlk`° , a ewer than 1978; Cal OiteVMi10, avaclabt• in lacE. t2 14.000 sq.ft d unique crafts. Prior* 1O^. 434-5,Wl. 1.01293) providing only the highest N Pickering, Ontario R c4tny age :Alsoftoys. Pi ienng, 420-SOM. ITFALLI Pickering. Iib on part Wer basis. For confidential kMerview. pie qua0y"for cfMdren al prices y L1 W 1Z6 Cal 819x026.(1008939 indoor/outdoor itiryltiM and 20 sWn cbal k d mobw no veneers 300 Fpr sale 110 General Help 110 Generai Help patents can afford. We are lock- iry f« IndiIndividualsho uals wwould N N Fax 905-420-3688 R • bung attention. FuWpart time. Westn"Allot call 6a3 -o394. 26g/+� 0 AM dt Craft$ tsgI CMN Supr.ne I.S. hilt bledW. 1 � ilke 10 start the• own business While we thank all applicants for (1013931 Pici01inmp tgt•7534. (TF) 4ca�1 P8e3 491 10109300 ( as a ')Occe Coiqu4` corm' and mets us for an inbmfgti«, N responding, It only those bei considered R y ^� R - 205 Firewood OSHAWA Co, -try Cra!! anC COsocliu• St aha Sar. Oa Knowledge of research and community development techniques. excellent communication skills. and computer literary are among )ob requirements Submit resume PRIOR TO October 21-1993 to Social Development Council of Ajax -Pickering 132A Com mesal Avenue sax, LIS 2H5 SOCIAL -- AE✓El10PMENT FAX 1-905-6864157 COUNCIL A)Ax-►KKERING Funding from Ontario Ministry of Otlzenship gratefully acknovilledged. OPPORTUNITY I you're self motivated and a leader, I may have an opportunity ler you. This is a Sell employed postcon With a new Canadian market backed by a ndi inion dollar Ameriieart oomparl income can be wiintied I you aro aggressnw. First time position is being AN a in Canada, so get in at the top. Serious, resportble irtaNdtlals only need apply ler initled seating D otr first free seminar. N you are selected' a small personal immistment WE be required. Cal Dave at 666.0738 ALASKAJOBS OBS Eon IP to $XiM0 it 3 vasitis sift tYllaon Afro Carlsl7tCtg11, Ca'll'IK 0� tldwld OA teMSI 1 • fORN■®NiE RESPONSE CALL 1.501441-7M E)(L KIM EARN w To X14 OOhlaall rotNd. IM hong. Wolk awifNEY filum Couldit. For (tag icor acid aNsme�laddgd Narro.e flailotta a TM WOtlr* M1le�fe CAifdutw -18D Sulci It im 750 m W. Tra1lw*W bed Z yex' 433,1R7 500' SL W (unit 10) $2*4M WEEKLY Assemble ham Easyr"Wo"WAllif: You're paid direct Fully plawfuNW. No experience neoecsary. CALL 1.5"1-771' EXT. 100 - 24 HRS. night being held: Wednesday N Lm contacted. R 23 and 24. Oshawa Civic Oct 13. 1993 from 7 10. 10 p.m. NRRtRRRRRiRRRRRRRRRRRRiRRRRRRRRRRR Auditorturit Dumam's ,argest Holiday Inn, Oshawa. Ont. For should Include ictal reopen- with wnew tsrnat battles Hourly wage plus excellentmanulecturer __ SEASONED F rewooc craft show 140 exhibitors, rtore nfbmwtttxh and to RSVP, call Donna at (905, 637.,480 « �Ieg � 130 � � 130 OiteVMi10, avaclabt• in lacE. t2 14.000 sq.ft d unique crafts. Prior* 1O^. 434-5,Wl. 1.01293) Stacey (905) 683-8095. tions with landlords. Word P�� required. � ip Agents «1� cod PICKERING Country Craft (101293) cellent company benefits. Iib on part Wer basis. For confidential kMerview. pie Pickering area. References requested. Call 420-3864. EXCELLENT ntorrrl $200-500 weekly assembling products or hone. Fully guaranteed. no experwtcs. 1-504441-111440. H 1219 24. his. (101 Sal) wARRAN" clerk required, must have GM Warranty experience. Apply William Mores - . Michael Boyer Pon- tiac Built, 715 Kingston Rd. Pickering. L1V IA9. 831.2663. (101263( NEW aorrpa ry. own your own business. Was from haft Cad Mark ad 416-282-2719, leave msssapa 1.800.463.50140 hod free. (101490 HAVE 15 tors. a weak that you ward die b make productive? Wank out of your hart. Earn $1500 a month with an a:osNet 37 year old ce++Mny. Call 284- 4490. (101260 LEASE Adr **Mat« - rspating 210 sem' mark "'t - crabs. Cpllettiblea. Fkta market dewsi^9 �e•�hes. Stn An- nual Sats. Oct. 16 and I' Kahn ELECTRIC how" bell good Auction Barn. Brook Rd. N d .aaditon. 5150. Call 839.3348. Pickering. 649.3597 'CI393) (1 01093) THREE Super N.mendo Gams 280 Loci 6 Found Cartridges: Mortal ComCat, Tur- bo StnW Fighter. K.O. Boxing. REWARD - Ioat gold chair with $190 1tm for all three. Cal 837- name in gold on chain 1655. (100e63) -Margaret* Lost In Scarborough Town Centre(Bril Rd. baseball •'•a V�••�•7 diamond ansa. Call 420-2633. 220 Fpr Sale (loom) OVERWEIGHT?? - It your FOUND - silver and black Lobby Cal *06ashore)Oklahcwna- Very • agm s unbo mrp 10 you, ftiendt. 839-8610. (101363) (100'K natural and you snout be riso to us. 290 PeWSupplieS- d aaN). Free professional counselling provided. Call 436-3276. Boarding (+008931 DONT tfwow your dog waste MOFFAT eisetrie raingo• arRsasd into landfill siys, use the new colour. Excellent condition. Doggie Dooley Inground Dog $245. oleo. Pbese call 686- waste Disposal Systerti OR - 5504 (101380 DER NOW BEFORE THE So to Legal Department of large 111 19 y rnwwownet oorrpttry � � Wm Wy Crs INCREASE 1 723.5413 or 434- �� FtlRNITURE• YNy 8782 9 a-rri p.m. daily. in MlOwmkb. Yow , , W appointments ler mos. 1 Wanted pay retail prices? One of (lpp8g0 Ontario's oldest and Largest should Include ictal reopen- with wnew tsrnat battles Hourly wage plus excellentmanulecturer __ - Piaros, rem 10 °ion, . s now seging HIMALAYAN unions. tornales, lelrwab aid Phone n"PIW am t scion- Maple Portraits. 57f1r662t1.(t00N0 and rokm d11, rpuked int• d,b q» per. Eg. S. ak Seats and Tonle points. vet liable with COW adand 4Window checked, first needle. tions with landlords. Word P�� required. � ip SES to -f« 7 month old in chairs. $799 . 8' oak doubt dewormed. CCA and CFA cellent company benefits. Iib on part Wer basis. For confidential kMerview. pie Pickering area. References requested. Call 420-3864. Pede■tal beer est, and 6 chis, registered, $350. Cal 728-7796. bo 2M $Qua Salary to $35.000. Call fieri Graham 509-3337, Graham Cal 819x026.(1008939 Ol(1s 20 sWn cbal k d mobw no veneers 300 Fpr sale Personnel Services Ltd. SALES Persons with manage- NANNY - live out for two children. mint be kid. Itevirp -Traditionalabill Woodworking. 416-9115.8774. (101490 mtent paemiai denwnstrating and rofabie, milso tum 2D yeas tsgI CMN Supr.ne I.S. hilt bledW. 1 � JON one d this late" growig produefs. 00w,s. Whitby, d ago. Mon•FK 6�0 am. b owrrr, mirr o. $15.9. huW clrYs interior. 616.995 « beat bumb� inbra,« IlrtI I f�MW and looms. Pici01inmp tgt•7534. (TF) 4ca�1 P8e3 491 10109300 ( and tattle Table does have 15,. CAN 433.1787. (100890 Serious inquiries only. For WPdt„ . call 1-605688 1 sidled Hal p SAaYSITTER required f« 4 afternoons week, two marks and recede tableeloth, logo Riveria, full loaded, $600. Call 72S-8352- 3) Y 13,900 kms.. call Sandy «Der. 3716. (101 390) • per CARPET - I have Eevwrsl 100D 728-6291 bstwees 9 am -5 p.m, DD you ate Calndlats?fAlrhMita>a • NEEDED -pari time AZ eltlr children. ages'3 /!2 and to mprlNn. DbcN and Fllery s2 area surds w rtsw Swnnsaster and (102193) • . 100%.ry till carpel 111 carpet taatsst _ porty wen Ply- 10 truck weokeItd work with "I"" 3 year{. L�Lty��wnce. Clean a C� 420.6441. (101093) your kering room and ha# for 197 Horizon. 2.31.auto. �' lstor13 x- absl 1 725-9320. IMATURE m6POr4Mgl:dttyeate t4A ahol. Ovolf•� trio t1012e� • • • • • • ' t>M �4� a ottlsida hoer in Pringle Cheek area. 4 gd$36Installation. -30 yadif. Cel o . rid �natallation. '30 yard.' c'li'nk condition., $3 5 oven (4fi j 2197-5072. (T�) M. *(%A (905) Ail -135. ootmhiaions. ad 76.70 mnret. No OMvwss. Ca1578 700' 9-6 150 P, ,�„ oil and a month oil. cad« in hall days). (101493) A IA1t P no p en (101490 � child school RelererXM requested. Call 668- reas«nkIs rAPMa fully 1946 Dodge Colt, 4 new tires cffir guaranteed. Reconditioned and now brakes. $750 as sAC J WOW at hoer making pair. Earn $300 . weekly. TNI us about yourself. P.O. Bak 47008 Dw~ Place, Vancouver B.C. VeG 3E1. (100563) FIBREGLASS Workers - ex- perionced full and pall time 101' weekend and evionling work. W►ke, Fibreglass, P.O. Bot 30578, Coha■la, Ono. L1J BLS. (101260 IN& (10129!) sppfareces. Carr rhaio us a deal 427.6784. 467 Westney 4301-256+. (101293) Day Care Rd. Alai. Ajax. 1985 Ford LTD, in cod 165 Available PIAN cxandrion, great body, whole with stoCLOCKS DAYCARE available in my - Piaros, rem 10 °ion, red trim, 4 door, must see. $1975 certcted. 686.9153. home• Warm• carina and safe ap size, upright. grand. dig ital, keyboards. CLOCKS - (free (101493) environment. Child CPR and First Aid courses takers. South delivery slop set up). Cal Tesp 1941 Chev Caprice Classic, Alex steel. Cal Alicia. 683.8545. and tale advantage at our low deeds work or use tion parts. (1010631 prices an ad stodL Best prices 178.000 kms., as is. 8400. Call •Iwayal433.1491. (TFALL) 905 -SCION. (100693) PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVEI SER IF'RMAY, O('POBEIt S. 1"3 adoApirtments tg HDUSE,s FOr Rooms TO Shams '2 0 G swn 250 G'r'11 340 euro Pip -1-1400 For Rent 400 For Rent 410 ReM 430 ReM 450 A(`,(ign 4lPC wHITer ,bedroom wen a p<. Q ' *BEAT THE HEAT 77 &33 FALBY COURT Two bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. $743.00. 686-0845 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. PICKERING - three bedroom horns, dose to schools. PTC. TOYOTA 61Wa. Cnevette CERAIAIC BISGiUE YARD SALE Tem e. efe J� d. 5esspeed 100'5 Of PIM Of rGa* 10 paint Ceramic bieclus' horse` IareR • at hair. ^tan spec is Under fl(W all easily cenr,gd. Call '26-0817 (101493) Victorian ply, Cherubs, CAPDUSel trees a tree °int first and last. Call 618-4666 small. Christmas pieces and Also l000's Of sport cards 11i �se"OW �. 1920 355 Motorcycles Spruce Hill Rd., Pickering. Saturday, Oct 9. Rain date - two rooms avail Sunday, Oct 10.8:30 - 4 P m. AJAX - furnished room, full use RIDE rIF-Af KT GxARAGE SALE of rec room, laundry room, _ 43.35 WALKER CRIES., AJAX separate fridge. available DREAM (Lake Driveway i1 Westney Rd.) . , . awiner ,. SAT., OCT. 9, 9 A.M.-2 P.M. Ifusly red '86 Softail. books, hikes. clothes, househo,C, trailer. etc person. Ca11831-2395. (101493) Q ' *BEAT THE HEAT 77 &33 FALBY COURT Two bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. $743.00. 686-0845 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. PICKERING - three bedroom horns, dose to schools. PTC. OROCK Rd. and Hwy e2. Room for rent, one bedroom and use of bath, laundry, parking, shared laundry, parking, suitable for basement sitting area. $345, kitchen. $400 Per month• first) las,, no pets. female preferred. mature working people. Avail first and last. Call 618-4666 Call 727.2597. (091293) able immediately. 5039913 or (101093) - two rooms avail 831-4363. (101393)PICKERING AJAX - furnished room, full use able in home, one furnished. OSHAWA southeast, close tc of rec room, laundry room, one unfurnished. Use of all 401. 3 bedroom semi, 1 1/2 separate fridge. available facilities. Available immediately. baths. fully fenced, large deck immediately. $80 weekly. Call Would suit mature working Single garage. $850 monthly 683-5951. (100893) person. Ca11831-2395. (101493) Avail. Nov. 1st. Call (416) 839- PICKERING - Fvnch,Lverpool. 1100 so ft. sem detached 3290 (100893) spacious newly decorated room home. huge kitchen. fridge. LOVELY three bedroom plus with ensuite and furniture with stove. washer, dryer, air. BBO. home on Myrtte Rd. WHitby. oak bedroom suite. Sleeping garage. cable. unfurnished Beautifully landscaped property. only. Suitable for working female bedroom for rent. includes use Very pricate Lots of parking or student $85weekty. Avail- of all }adder's. north Oshawa. Call Eugene days 491.8899 or able immediately. Call 837- $425 monthly. Prefer profes- evenings 491-8732. (101493) 0328. (100893) sional male 728-1705. (101293) 3eSri5 computer awnr,owerand nlanvmore Moms big&Sinal 400 Apartments cite ^o^ Call 42. $485 �mg ,er-,ahe Preferred 683- nclusivs. Call ata -6,33. For Rent 0103 drier a P.m (101393) HUGE MOVING SALE Sat-, Oct. 9, 9 a.m. - 4 p -m. 1047 Escott Ct., Pickering (Northwest of Dixie 3 Finch) 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE SAT. II SUN. OCT 9 8 10, 9 A.M. 1259 ABBEY RD. (Enclaves d Maple Ridge, off Liverpool. N. of Finch) or tune urs rtapr appe vosemold sfi aril" baroe Char sxwrae equo 6 rnuc!' more ONE STOP SHOPPING CRAFT SHOW 'N' SALE SAT. OCT. 23, 8:30 A - M.- 3 P.M, DON BEER ARENA 940 DILLINGHAM, PICKERING Dave 839-5401 GARAGE SALE SAT. OCT. 9, 9-2 863 DOUGLAS AVE., PICKERING Something for everyone CONTENTS SALE 62 GREGORY SAT. OCT. 9, 8:30 A.M. - 1 P.M. Sotas. tables lamps, stove, glassware and much more. 1X1893) PICKERING AJAX sof con- cit PICKERING Vilfirt1 a r WESTNEY!401 - backyard leve AVAILABLE immediately in HOUSE for rent - no LIVERPOOL, AJAX - a bedroom executive AJAX one bedroom apartment. two COURT YARD SALE II apartment, living, dining. Whitby apartment building, decorated 3bedroornSemi vMh AJAX HanvoodCbvend home. Irve in luxury with private separat entrance. Pon ON CEDARWOOD CRT. N. t 11Ae a Rid 1 P� PI �) , - bedroom. 4 Oce. bath, largefl 9 Spacious. carpeted, newly garage, (One large bedroom. (ami) room, rkin laund ar Y parking. rY• $495 rnomh Immed Leave OCT. 9, 10 8 11, 9 A.M.-3 P.M. 91.51F kedien, ceramic. 5 appliances, palmed apartment with balcony, ).utilities44 month tree rent). 444-7391, tree townhouse. clean pwet townhouse. Aue.. quiet c.. intercom and security back yard. parking. laundry YOU NAME IT. WE GOT IT . e some furniture and parkin close to bus. shopping. All (100893) pool, parking, bus. laundry, non system, exercise room, $375 fadites. Whrby. Call 905370- on quiet street. Easy 4C1 access utlers ncluded 72&2255 or 5695 inclusive o.b.o. Call d2g. utilities included. No pets. Two P'Js I= K, smoker. ask for Keith. 686-1361 plus. Non smoker, no pets. 428 shop si a iot of Outside Something for everyone - 3s5 Marine 8752- (101093) WHITBY - duplex. three bedroom. $690. Cal 430-0134. (TF1 Townhouses 17010931 Shared 9214. (101393) bedroom baserent apartment n BEAUTIFULLr aecoraed ,6so SQ '1 3 bedroom corner lot -4arbOur 668-7634 ;101293) bedrooms. hying room, big R - new large 420 For Rent 450 ^„ � A Retail WHITBY dean int furnished txq TV.. MULTI -FAMILY GARAGE SALE Hanely friendly .Sake Rep. Cadwell one bedroom. broadloom. 1 1 Walk to Go. Non sm xii s60C immediately. No pets. Credit Accomm. 460 AJAX - three bedroom main - REGAL CRES. WHITES'FINCH I � b _ _ „ 7968 e'e•bc•c ,kitchen, fridge. stove. large •ended yard, parking, flexible vale basementa private basemenr apartment, to cable. laundry. separate OSHAWA r.ree Cec•ee'-• CHURCH St. and Randall Dr. - three bedroom apartment space (101493) SAT., OCT. 9, 8 A.M.-2 P.M. RAIN OR SHINE ,ovi 130''.0. Merc engine. •ea Custom trailer possession First last $750 entrance, non smoker. $575 townhouse available for Nov DICKERING a aC and VYhdes FOR "5C sc" ac Off c" anargerr personal tided. planning stopped. Toys kids clothing. water skits snowmobile equip fsufts. boots. anC wnrte Moonng cover, radio, excellent _-5788. (100893) - monthly. Call 254-6184. and Dec. Fudge. stove. dryer, basmenl, some with garage. Rd. New subofvision by conser area Master bedroom, space. WBsiney,4Gt in Alas. n dustral location, mins. from Go. 68646105. (10121X!) ftelnhet5) srtovrskits bled 8 white TV, mat y mtsc nems. cbndedr, (9.500 aper 6 p.m. AJAX titres bedroom main (1010931 Telephone 436-3346. (110493) vat,on ensuite washroom and walk in Great rate. Call Tony. 674-5555 276' (101993) (101293) 265-2872. jr) level, appliances. close to BASEMENT apartment. Oshawa 4331425 (TF) ) closet. Non smoker female ext 702. (TF) PICKERING - bachelor GIGANTIC MOVING SALE PRICED TO SELL DR_, PICKERING 19 THundercraft Bowncer, ;6f. 40np OMC. !.0 with OMC school. shopping. parking, $995 plus 112 utilities Available Nov 1. Calf 428-2000 (101093) separate entrance. one bedroom, kvingroom, large eat- in kitchen. corse to GO station. ROWS To 430 39 prelemed $550 monthly. 839- r 7540. (tOta931 A Fbrldst 49 �h• a9 yam• mecrowave, wad- able now. $900 inclusive. 1116 LONGBOW !•ailer Excellent Gond tion a��/}�� 1anrM�ef Mortgages ages Ask' Rent Victorian home. V81C8tIonRer>tals SAT, OCT 9 8 A.M.-2 P.M. $950C o.b o 577-4273 -020931 OSHAWA - two bedroom apart- bus route, utilities and cable included. Non smoker. no pets. fl�+^d fireplace. separate WHITBY bedroom 25'x17. run smoking GORGEOUS '-•ee be-oon- Blue Meadows' Many hOUs@hOIC b GhilCr@n S ite^15, toys. adult 8 $4000 or valla for srtowrrtobils. merits availabe at 900 and 888 $580 monthly. 427-8428 FURNISHED oecs,:ry, sura•: professional preferred, includes condo close to famous Clew children's clothing• fumtsh, and microwave ALUMINUM coal vaster, Sears Glen St., dose to st7iool, shop Ping and south GM. Utilities (101093) n knchenere. own washroom and neat. hydro. cable. available water Beach. pool, )acuzz. BBC condition. 54000 o.b.o. Carl 579- -ake $45C 831 -2395 with hnplace, ubbillss included, country house, brick, 3 bedroom laundry facilities- Nor smoking Nov. 1. $4C2 per mionth. Cal and private yard. Available now. 71364 (107293 ) -are loam-- '013931 irrJuded, t,rstlasi required For AJAX - one bedroom bassront woainq female Dretened Call 416-5994%2 leave message. for �rlprmdtiOn and to view dpworn . afDsrtrrfant• 7feparay entre1>oe• apwtr MAJOR GARAGE SALE SHRINK Wapp rg available appomtmen,, call 728-4993. (102693) apartment, self contained. soparate entrance, living room. 686.6340. OC+093) ('00893f photos can 686-9846 1111293) 623 FOXWOOD TRAIL, PICKERING any s ze boat at Connioehw a1K season spec Only $99 ---- AJAX bright one bedroom kitchen, walk in Closet, fill h furnished. cable. parking. Homes 500 500 �Sa 5 Homes C 00 COURTICE - 7300 sq.h. ink. 3 SAT., OCT. 9, 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. RAIN OR SHINE -or a 17.7 boa, Call 686-7272 basement apartment, fl as hr�. Available For Sale Fo a For Sale at fi68 6805. Canmunity Finan Wail unit wa,enoeds C ims b e1eC.-ic ;. Ilar ,7air11ings df'rce - - tlenwasher, parking. Cable. suit 1. NovNor. 1. Esso mommy. Single separate entrance fridge stove f950 pill Cal 6555662 avail- dal Services. TFALL ( I 3eSri5 computer awnr,owerand nlanvmore Moms big&Sinal 400 Apartments cite ^o^ Call 42. $485 �mg ,er-,ahe Preferred 683- nclusivs. Call ata -6,33. For Rent 0103 drier a P.m (101393) HUGE MOVING SALE Sat-, Oct. 9, 9 a.m. - 4 p -m. 1047 Escott Ct., Pickering (Northwest of Dixie 3 Finch) 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE SAT. II SUN. OCT 9 8 10, 9 A.M. 1259 ABBEY RD. (Enclaves d Maple Ridge, off Liverpool. N. of Finch) or tune urs rtapr appe vosemold sfi aril" baroe Char sxwrae equo 6 rnuc!' more ONE STOP SHOPPING CRAFT SHOW 'N' SALE SAT. OCT. 23, 8:30 A - M.- 3 P.M, DON BEER ARENA 940 DILLINGHAM, PICKERING Dave 839-5401 GARAGE SALE SAT. OCT. 9, 9-2 863 DOUGLAS AVE., PICKERING Something for everyone CONTENTS SALE 62 GREGORY SAT. OCT. 9, 8:30 A.M. - 1 P.M. Sotas. tables lamps, stove, glassware and much more. 1X1893) PICKERING AJAX sof con- cit PICKERING Vilfirt1 monthly. 905-837 2975 Ava:ab 700Rdjper rZ Ava:abre Oct $700 Per ,eine,, ;achefo' apa•'•nenr and LIVERPOOL, ^ al Bnght. clean 1s, one bedroom apartment. two SOUTH OF BAY LY eatve. 'rvo beC•coms, eat -in sRchen. 4 o b or appliances. ging. Call ti86- ds -i aC seg a^' a^cit cce ba:n. a„rdy. Dark - ng. 8905 7070931 ,aundry 4 -Pc bath utli 8 separat entrance. Pon W14TOY wo small bedroom 7acie nc:uded Close to lake backyard. no pets. Telephone aca-linen!. second floc o! b v0 Station Bus at coon a37-5029, (100393) House. $600. Available $495 rnomh Immed Leave ••Vitro Aro one bedroom 4W- rrrvrrdately Call 509.9913 or name b nuri0e• will ir•r-ec ONE oedroom basement 831,4363 (101290) er m call 347.7399, apa-ert, w•ndows n every back yard. parking. laundry carper, drywall !once and deck •oom, brand new '•,dge and 06HAWA orignt, sunny two room. storage. parking, $498 stow. bash and Shower. aundry Oedroor- r apartment budding 2 BDRM. APT. fadites. Whrby. Call 905370- on quiet street. Easy 4C1 access utlers ncluded 72&2255 or 7586. (1C1293) and city bus route. $689 all P'Js I= K, (1 02293) udixim and paffting ncluded, shop si a iot of Outside WHITBY large one bedroom Call 4330677 (101293) r00r1 s.:rrourKhng on eriooeued apartment. Neat Go 'rain. ut,hties and parking PICKERING C K E R I N G b it in t o n e fl Taunton R0. W_ ncludod Large yard. near bedroom baserent apartment n BEAUTIFULLr aecoraed ,6so SQ '1 3 bedroom corner lot -4arbOur 668-7634 ;101293) quiet home. Sortable for one Call For Sale person. Separate entrance. 683-0512 WHITBY dean int furnished txq TV.. appliances. laundry. utilities Hanely friendly .Sake Rep. Cadwell one bedroom. broadloom. 1 1 Walk to Go. Non sm xii s60C cc PAP Q 856 DARWIN DRIVE - PRESTIGIOUS FAWN'S LANDING OPEN HOUSE - SUN., OCT. 10, 12:30 - 3:00 P.M. Go Nan home on a premium 50x115 ravine lot 4 bdrm , large kitchen, fireplace, oak railing, gorgeous view of ravine. $30.000 less than a similar new home in area plus on a premium lot All agents protected. Call to view 420-0213/427-6283, or see ya Sunday afternoon pa•hrd Darkling. calf 628x- 6 8 or monthly. 905-837 2975 -,shod baserw,t, fireplace. to rent. 3 bedrooms. 4 apWances. finned rad room' appliances. finished nontn urfates included- Avail- �t"A Iwo bedroom �- 'S! 283-803C (!01493) (/0t4) iJAX 40x • OC It. lot. two540 able Nov t p 10, 428-031 t or Out -of -Town 590 Business -nor.- on Annus Fenced OSHAWA C O U R T I C E ONE a ?„o b.droorr, apartment. boc•oo^ detached, 17x,5 nor smoker no Dos On bus Properties Opportunities backyard. $62C monthly - 'own[ne. argo one bedroom dining morn. !ridge, stove. $600 garage .detache, (!2.'.500 C; raver lot- Pringle Creek '01293) ••Vitro Aro one bedroom 4W- grot,nKf door of house. tnpiaoe. par „bn, „Cyif �w Clean quis,or% v• New ny' w.ndows, doors. ACREAGE .900 32 aces. RUN yo,,r own bus rens Prek'Mr $29 ^wit on Celina St. Extra tooling sell contained. tastefully back yard. parking. laundry carper, drywall !once and deck pond. one on y wont fast ,ng income tax retums. Excel, room. storage. parking, $498 decorated, large w ndows. faiisry. Has to be seen, no pets. Aro rias f'ePuice with inset Financing. 613.279-3255. lent seasonal-fcortts. Ful trarn- utlers ncluded 72&2255 or wako.;# to patio. Must be seer for ntoryyvaho, Cil 723-1292. (No agents please). Steve. 683 (1 02293) Ing and supoport. No franCh- 430-7816 (1 00693) $60C an inclusive Avaiiable to 401 Close to amenities. 8763 ;,01290) ranged on all properties with down For cos. Fa ntormatwr, cal dt6 Cottages For LARGE two Wit corn besernam apanmei w,ln walkout and QB ?, (101493) HOuses For 410 Rent BEAUTIFULLr aecoraed ,6so SQ '1 3 bedroom corner lot 550 396.2937. (101293) _ Sale PICKERING fresh[ toned in backyard. $725 per t t to Y partially '-r^isnod one bedroom Snooker. its. an mon . f45C monthly. Available -,shod baserw,t, fireplace. to rent. 3 bedrooms. 4 apWances. finned rad room' appliances. finished nontn urfates included- Avail- oaserrent apartment, cable. ALMOST new 2200 sq ft 4 -:,man tub. $/39.90) Open APSLEr $69.90C Cort ex - age able Nov t p 10, 428-031 t or parking. all uultiss. 4 Oce bath, bedrooms. executive Home. 3 House Oct 9. 2.4 30 p.m 50 1erio• finished. 3 bedrooms. 427-7124 11013931 nor smoker no Dos On bus bathrooms. on suite with Empire. Courtice 436-979C wrdeck, Pnvate hardwood lot. do 00 txrx arnuewaY. s,000 . utilities routs. $5X monmry Available)acuui. raver lot- Pringle Creek '01293) mrser¢ed. four season access. AJAX bachelor basement AVA,LAeLE w-medatety, - two Whitby. 474-1348 after 6 p.m. Recently approved wbditfsion An services complete. crystal apartment. utilities and cable "'Ytned,alely. Call 837-0328 (101293) POWER or sale properties avail- uear take. super ?,thing, �nciuded Own entrance. non RNCH,WH1TES Rd, - baftenrnt . ler-P b -kr rd• -Pe*. ^o Pet- 1760. FirslAast. Call 434.5587. able ;repossessed). prices prices start swrmmng. writer sports, looking i non smoker. two car paAk ng. PiC"""G - complete hone al under 1180 000 F,n arra for Peace and quiet - come see tae nge0 TO ADVERTISE YOUR GARAGE SALE ctv-• c/a., laundry. cable. $lcape Snooker. its. an mon . f45C monthly. Available apartment wen own entrance. si,l tingle person $500 per to rent. 3 bedrooms. 4 apWances. finned rad room' appliances. finished .,1,. •ries dP Cal Dale or Gad the colours Call 1 -416 -349 - 2911. (102293) CALL 683-51"11110 515 InVestnWt Properly 428-7830. (1 00893) month all nclnNe FrsUtasi. 831.OW7 • garage. trick int«les Anderson, Broker.Sales Rp. Guide , 99, 723.5281 MORTGAGES as low as 5.755E hey Muga p1°I HWY e2J1Nep ee, 509-3170. (101293) 3067. (101093) BROCKIHWfra2.new 401 -two (101093) do 00 txrx arnuewaY. s,000 . utilities age, ( 24 -1, pager (TF, 575 Loans 3 RECEIVE AFRE E Anubis Investments Ltd. Serving basement apartment. Air, AVA,LAeLE w-medatety, - two Cal -4145 (101093) Recently approved wbditfsion Ontario since 1972.(TF) YARD & GARAGE SALE SIGNH applielriees, dishwashair, bedroom walkout. nice and wit, loon Ike or main floor. bedroom lar vv and Om'n large 'rug q 9AYLYMIIITEs . 4 bedrooms, TIRED Financing . ler-P b -kr rd• -Pe*. ^o Pet- 1760. FirslAast. Call 434.5587. fiepla:4 al air. pool. lenns 60,e; illy p�,yW4. 5825 each. unks. Centrally bbrraiNNdd Be WAS � �n{l' ete�r Unit be 590 ea Opportunities non smoker. two car paAk ng. room. excelent location. close 2 12 Datta. hnshW basement. of renting? ar• BARROW $70,000, pay as ling wNTHY -ore bedroom 1525• (101293) separate entrance, includes to 401 Close to amenities. outdoor parking, no pets. 5 ranged on all properties with down For as $110 Per month o.a.c. Cal 666-7200, Free 300 Automobiles 31 O Trucks For 3 month. f utlRies. $700 per month. tie utd per fenced aid, tie stow. cal Y x190- after 5. 728-5501 a 433.4160. appliances, $1050 - utilities. �l�.2SW (100893) minimum Payrtnsnt. service. call Maurice Jerry, Anubis Invest - For Sale Sale(101293) I.M.70 1 4 appliances. available 354-6651. (101493) Hanely friendly .Sake Rep. Cadwell mntsLtdons. mens Ltd. (TF1 and cable• Call 4165994962 immediately. No pets. Credit 6861650. (101093) $6990. Call 1.600-267-9273. AJAX - three bedroom main Banker, 726-9414 or 639-3045.v MONY Probions Loans, debt leer Z�, winter wed' � 1949 GMC Satan Cargo Van. LARGE two bedroom basement CHURCH St. and Randall Dr. - three bedroom apartment floor with large windows. carpesad, 4 appliances• parking. (101493) consolidations, credit porformance cam. excellent ar. V6. auto. pt.. Pb.. very good condition Cosiat for business o apartment, Rdsol(Eutalie Ave. area. close to park. laundryavaitabfe. (One month free). Cal in poet area. Now schools and AJAX - 3 bedrooms. $152.5 anargerr personal tided. planning stopped. condition. 140,000 kris.. as is. 72500. Mute altar 7 p.rrt 476 teas ure $6200 o.b.o 1-705 included, per month. 444-7391. (100993) _ No pots. $795 plus 1; e. Central air, attached garage, i,g Hardwood floor in din room, garnshees gar FREE CONSULTATIONS. 68646105. (10121X!) 7662357 or t •905 477-3330 ext Available, . Call 435-0856. Nov.1. PICICgaNG -steps to GO trap. 2 old**,. 2 unities. 696 3201. (1013931 fenced yard, neutral decor, Cfsi CounselgM (Pickeri ^g Sand beech, fishing, next to 276' (101993) (101293) large modern two bedroom NO down payment? Good Inishetl basement, 1 12 baths. Oshawa 4331425 (TF) ) 19117 Fontiac Firsbed. 400 CtAut VaM Wil!" PICKERING - bachelor basement apartment, 4 Once. credit? Good job* You can Pb lel paved driveway. Phone 683 - inch. Pa.. pb.. 4 speed. very aeanieidearlddlrLonigitalral- 320 4 a7Partm7 •sole ccntansd, wai �h• a9 yam• mecrowave, wad- able now. $900 inclusive. for the price of rent, while Pr- and rays aredoiwn.Call Doug 7795. (101393) a��/}�� 1anrM�ef Mortgages ages Ask' able Nov' 1. Bright• dean on WHITBY ' I t ' s a steal' - 58 I wfteer, rtnw othaust. fl�+^d fireplace. separate Lynne. 4289766. (1013 3) or85 Financial. Blue Meadows' $4000 or valla for srtowrrtobils. /9M Dodge Caravan. rraroenty entrance, includes use of PICKERING . one bedroom (TF) 9 rasa S,O. S15 a Toyota 4xul. 1.705- 277.3300- (101493) reconditioned. 2.6 ergine. 7 seater. body work In good laundry facilities. $475 indusive. basement apartment for rent FOR rem or sale - R2000 built $174,900. 2200sq.h. executive y( Wick 4 Dedroorrs, 50x120 h. MORTGAGES and Personal condition. 54000 o.b.o. Carl 579- 420-4361. (101393) with hnplace, ubbillss included, country house, brick, 3 bedroom o. 1fi1fTl��e Possession. Bob Loans -call it you are payments employed. have payments LEASE 10 own vehicles. 1900- 71364 (107293 ) -are loam-- pnva$o entrance, dose 10 Firtdv plus don. 3 12 washrooms. Oct. Johnston Really, Pat Hougmon, credo, income difficulties. 1985. $345 down. no i serest no 7420 rr6W,. 72. 686 dpworn . afDsrtrrfant• 7feparay entre1>oe• apwtr Roselield, no pets. FirsVlatlt required. Call 420-1736. 30. Brooll (905) 6554731. (101093) 9056503. (1Ot093) CiIy n been turned down. Citwa RIF)19M 7428 or 686 3775. (TF) 330 Trailers washer• dry«, s500 per tltonth -- --- BROKER has $,0.000a )arid at Financial, 4368104 Oshawa or o a• itelusiw. First/Hst. No OMs. PICKERING -wanted - matue COURTICE - 7300 sq.h. ink. 3 $110 per month. Contex Doug 254.0897 Pickering. (ft) 345 Autionwbiles tie skylark with awning. In- Good for quiet sirgls person. 427-2940. 101 ( non wrokers for spacious ore bedroom apartment with bedrooms. 2 baths, garage. huge ravine lot with walkout, at fi68 6805. Canmunity Finan MORTGAGES and bans. 95% Wanted dudes ridge. stove, turnaoe, separate entrance fridge stove f950 pill Cal 6555662 avail- dal Services. TFALL ( I T down mem also ^�'^g• leer wrashroom. $2500. ob.o. Cal after 6 pm. 1-705.277-9111 or I AAA FOREMAND 1-705277-3300. (101493) DOMESTIC AUTO Scrap cars and trucks wanted. Top dollar. fast FREE pick -lap. Plaaaa am - 5401 CARS A TRUCKS BOLD VAMAOED *DEAD PAY CASH 7 day service. atrrytea -James 655-5590 CALL CLASSFIED 5764335 CITATION - 35 ft Twin TpOuts, two bedrooms, full bathroom. many extras. $11.000. To view. Call Paul after 6 p.m. 416724- 4362. (TF) 3AJ� 0n Auto Parts 3 �lRepairs COMPLETE RUST PROOF $69.95' (car 8 light trucks) AJAX� AJAX RUST CONTROL SERVICES. 221 Westney Rd S. AJAX - bachelor apartrtynt, fumished, close b all amentliee. ctv-• c/a., laundry. cable. $lcape able Wit madiatsly. (101293) arranged. Qualified or unqualified. Call Doug 666 - Available I.... Wilily. For more information. call 428.2000. room, located south of 401 be- tween Rau9e and Whites• SM AJAX - detached bungalow, two bedrooms, close b shopping and 515 InVestnWt Properly 6605. Communuity Financial does. (TF) (101093) inclusive . $500 security deposit. Available Nov. Call Go, fridge and hove. $790. 683 MORTGAGES as low as 5.755E hey Muga p1°I HWY e2J1Nep ee, 509-3170. (101293) 3067. (101093) APPli011� stbdMitign for in o.ac. cal MiCtaN. 6687200. signally finoted orfs bsdroorr DUPLEX Ajax - large 4 dividual lot sales or invesarws Anubis Investments Ltd. Serving basement apartment. Air, OSHAWA - two bedroom bedroom, separate entrance, Recently approved wbditfsion Ontario since 1972.(TF) pight". seperae, entrance, 4 Aver aperternl, large kitchen, lining room, 4 pos. bath. laundry room, applielriees, dishwashair, for 60 single and 70ki9hdMlsfQf b.hss.rt pos. bath, no pet. $650. able Nov. t. Calif 427$406. . ler-P b -kr rd• -Pe*. ^o Pet- 1760. FirslAast. Call 434.5587. fiepla:4 al air. pool. lenns 60,e; illy p�,yW4. 5825 each. unks. Centrally bbrraiNNdd Be WAS � �n{l' ete�r Unit be 590 ea Opportunities 1100893) Available Nov. t. 640.7430. access 10 401. IMI ser- wNTHY -ore bedroom 1525• (101293) () 0708931 • !osd wVwrayr and swwr. iter- ested pany(s) call Patricia two bedroom SeW per m nth i430yl110MTIN-Y - non smoker AJAX • detached 3 bedroom pullet. Sales Rep. Remax Errs- WANTED Owner Operator for plus hydro. Firstilast required. preferred. One bedroom in with familyroom, double garage, pie Reeky Ltd., Radon. 613- brand name Chips. Candy and Phone days 725-8911 or wort• Whitby, includes heat, hydro 4 appliances. available 354-6651. (101493) Soda route. High pro(k, uvea ings 668-4016. (102693) and cable• Call 4165994962 immediately. No pets. Credit $6990. Call 1.600-267-9273. PICKMNG - LiverpodBayly, two bedroom leeve message. (,00693) cfnectt. $„75 plus orioles. Wen- dy Cortuib. ReMax First, 83,- 535 Lots For (102793) EXPLOSIVE business oppor- AJAX . furnished one bedroom bright modern basement apartment, new 3300- (101093) Sale F; new growth n funky - STEnon basenent epartment, separate entrance, full bath, appliances, kitchen, 3 poe. beth, freplace. OSHAWA house la rent, fi W surgical hair slimulating formula laundry and parking. Close to broadloom, share laundry, last required, three bedroomlug wooded camp- (clinically tested)• Free lecture n GO and anenities. Must be parking, non smoker. $600 semi, close to all amenities. ing (meq. 34 hr. ast d oshswra. Toronto, Tuesday Oct. 12u93 at sew. $650 inclusive. Firstflast, inclusive. Available $1000 plus uilkies. Available Sand beech, fishing, next to 7 p.m. by Dr. Frernortt. Seelig no pets. (416) 579-7576. 0rr,tedwely. FisWst. Cali 427• immediately. Call 436.1923. 10,000 acne county forest. limited. Call 1.905-831.2492. (101093) 75%.(101393) (101493) Fred, 416.431-1555. (TF) (101493) 600 , ftes 600 Nofta 600 Public NeUces PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the 077DD)) Regional Municipality of Durham proposes to pass a by-law to stop up and close that part of the highway known as Regional Road No. 4 which is located at the DURHAM northeast corner of Regional Road No. 4 (Taunton - Road) and Church Street, in the Town of Ajax, in the Regional Municipality of Durham. NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the Regional Municipality of Durham proposes by the aforesaid by-law to authorize the sale of the stopped up and closed highway to the owners of the lands abutting the stopped up highway. The portion of the highway proposed to be stopped up, closed and offered for sale is more particularly described as that part of Lot 14, Concession 4, Town of Ajax, Regional Municipality of Durham, (formerly Township of Pickering, County of Ontario), designated as Parts 10 and 11, on Plan 40R-7287. The proposed by-law and a copy of Plan 40R-7287 may be seen at the Clerk's Department of the Regional Municipality of Durham, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario. At its meeting to be held in the Council Chambers, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario. on 13th October, 1993, Regional Council will hear any person who claims that his or her land will be prejudicially affected by the by-law and who applies to be heard. DATED at Whitby, Ontario, this 9th day of September, 1993. C.K. Lundy, �Pag4qahl Clerk 680 Announcements 680 Announcements 680 Announcements Dr. P Goodman FAMILY DENTISTRY Dr. S. Weiner "OUR PLEDGE" Dr. B. Labovitz Dr. Y. Choi Our warm caring staff at 927 will provide you 927 With the most modem materials and Liverpool Rd. techniques. Above all - we use only the latest Ping methods of STERILIZATION FOR YOUR SAFETY - TOTAL ATTENTION TO YOU AND YOUR CONCERNS CONVENIENCE (AT 927) ' GENERAL ANESTHESIA (Dentistry while you sleep) DR. MARV KAY M.D. 'ORALSURGERY DR. D. ELLER PERIDONTIST (GUM SPECIALIST) DR. S. GOLDMAN NEW PATIENTS WELCOME • SAT. b EVENINGS (BYAPPT) • FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS AVAILABLE. • SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR SENIORS WE LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR CALL (416) 839-5951 ® Serving Pickering for 30 years PICKERING MEDICAL CENTRE URGENT CARE CLINIC OPENING SAT., OCT. 160 1993 OPEN FROM: SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. SUNDAY 10:00 A.M. DR. M. SI3AOFF DR. L CHARTIER DR. B. FARBER DR. G. MAPLES-COCKBURN DR. H. PETROFF, DR N. BAKER, DR R. SHARR - 1885. Glenanna Rd. x r i • '': ` Pickering $01-7277 ` Kingston Rd Glamnna Rd dl Pickering Med dal Lam— Pickering Contra TownPlckedng Civic Centre ComPlex THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER & 1993 -PAGE 19 I� HOME f! BUSINESS 4 SERVIC100• � ToAdver4tt 5769335 w'1987672 Business Services Driving Schools ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, Ic design, advertising. DRIVING Business or personal Reasonable rates. Also lessons SCHOOL available. Randy Timms, (416) Lower rates 571.2583.(TF) Requiar Rates Chimney Sweeps WIN AJAX Chimney Sweeps - Spe- cial - chimney cleaning as low as only $59. Pest screening installed, $25. -No fuss, no muss guaranteed-. Free estimates. 686-7741. (102693) Dressmaking, Tailoring ALTERATIONS and c'o,h rg repair for men and women by a professional seamstress. Cat lelen. 837-2591. (101093) Handyman S.C.G. Co^sr,cr o^ L•d c ,.ality exterior and interior •enovaaions, repairs. additions desigrWuifd bars and cabinets A: workmanship guarantees and insured. Contact Gary 839 09". (T;:) 670 Personals ROUGE VALLEY THERAPY CUNIC THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE With private showers for men b women by appointment call Cynthia Robson R.M.T 509-4187 0 dESus stays. can Into bind feed the blind? Does your mint w wear glasses? The tfireirps the hired mitvster. Micah 3:11. Isaiah 56:10-12. John 10:11. Jim Campbell. 1-705.953.9475. PSYCHIC Reading and consultations. Appointments arranged. Group ctxsulnpiors also arranged. Call 6237559. SINGLE and Unattached? Singles World holds weekly dances. plus cruises and tours exclusively for unattached aduls. Cas Will tree. 11-800-565• 4163.(100993) Business 671 ` Personals Home Moving, Plumbing improvements Storage TRIPLE C CERAMIC TILES Installation of ceramic tiles, marble and perrazo. For home, offices or industrial use - For dt B Dfivlttg Sch001 For estimates call HARRY -O - THE- MOVERS 428-8653 tnhem and Free estimates. sit ors 10 lessons $151 3 leswrits 3 test $75 discount. anon notice moves Free pick-up & drop off. 287-3060 7 daystweek MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will move anything, anywhere, anytime. Commercial or residential Packaging, storage and boxes available. Senor b mid morah discounts. Free esumatas. Handyman oianos moved. Comparable rates. Can 432-2850 (TF) MAN with truck angor men lot an your moving needs. prices Y_ 11 your budget. Special rates for seniors -We try to be The best r ,own." Give Pete a call at 576 9533 (TFALL) MEN with large tnJck win do 'o'.sehold move. reSCerlal. 04JAUTn work oy a. e, a^o =orrlrnsrckv. All •yogis of moves son team. Well experienced. Call Carl or Jane. 427-2856 raid working. Renovations, (TF) addii decks. etc. Can us for OSHAWA Movers. Hourty or flay a Iree estimate 571-1263 &p or rate. 26' 1.� ck ,mal. C-41 655, Food. Oshawa (TFALL) 8125 (101293) SABER Contracl ng - all painting carpentry. add t ons, enovat ons. kr,cnens. 1 Decorating 7athrpoms. home : ante - 20 % discount for seniors. emergency service. furniture b INTERIOR pa i a-: deMverng or smlall moving Ipbs e f i n i s h i n g. quality work guaranteed. 15 wallpape. ,ng, good 0110". good *0111K For tree aminates. Cap Call Vic. 426 -al (101393) years experience 666-2915 (Tr-EFG) Mel 576-6553. (10 1293) Home ARTtsnc Masonry - specwlz LONG L A S T I N G Improvements Ing in fireplace and chimney RENOVATIONS, pa-I,ng L For professional cleaning cap •eclairs. Works wilh bncks, wappapering. general repairs. tuns Lemuce help 83117057 or 7i cks and stones of as IunOs. 20 % discount for seniors. TMS FainUrg b =,so estimates. work-anship call Rena Ci.rvars- Phone Chuck 404-9669. Decor g6 arar Pa rty Interior 6 Extenor European Workmanship. Fast dean reliable service. 420-0081 DRYWALL, !aping, boara,ng. studs and T -bar ceings. -pray vicco, plaster repairs. For prdemomiki service at corTpen- !ve pnws. dl Bill at 432-8409 (101293) EUROPEAN;int specalet will renovate your bathroom o• kitchen want as viol as floor ties. 20 yeah experience. Good references and satisfaction guaranteed. For free estimates. 0 Dykstra. 7251913. (TF) HOME "ntenaflce Improve - menta - lawn, hedge. tn.I.n.d. painting. other jobs around the nomxe. Building lances. decks. garages, etc Serums discount Cal Klatn 6681356. (100893) Moving, Storage WIN AJAX III Sys!e•-s - service. neves. appliance and piano specialists. flat rate or hourty.We now "ave heal .brags unit. Now omenng free boxes with move Call 427 0005.(TFl Experie raced Journeyman Plumber No )ob too small - Faucels, showers. basement, washrooms, wet bas, eic.l Any renovation or addition Dayllmte 427-4209. Home 427.8809 Ask for Tom ICo LL i SAVE PI.WBW1"RENOVATIONDrainclearing, tswur 3 new'nsrallations 3aSemerx washrooms. ceramicAe mpull Rates Estimates yes exper ence Lis rued golf "6.1781 Private Tuitions, Schools Word Processing. Spreadsheets, PC fundamentals - DCS .r•, •x:.C;or Intermediate DOS of us ! 23 wordPerfeq :DCS] Windows ivory oe0ect for . -cows - :xce, Ore on one coasting relaxed e Wironmehl, compert!ve fates 683-2495 Tax, Financial Directory t-S� . - i" uo :o S25. 30C cnrso,,cate aee,t cars KCI Group 416-972-1170 i 7 �i s-� COME AND WORSHIP Services Housecleaning a- MAGICIAN. --ow- '�r_s -racy PICKERING VILLAGE o a^fart ^ roe a -y age, any ARE yo. ^aa"g omo.. '-c occas,on. 8,rthdays. yr moils' Ing time 10 dean ou promo' ons. open,ngs. For professional cleaning cap 'undraxi Magic shows are Hill s -+ane Service !odaY tuns Lemuce help 83117057 or aZ7-,cal (101393) 7288334. (TF) Jewellerryy RABBIT wants wo•k doing Repair$ magic Ila rr erer s as lee and PRESBYTERIAN e l occasion's. gave my ow^ GALBRAITHS .=N=___�• -agciar Call Eme.668-a932 AND WATCH REPAIRS. watcir ss Cola Ave. North, Alex straps. banana. appratsals Plumbing Ajax SHopprng Plaza. 132 Har Rea Jana Randle, Pastor 1 wood Ave S 683.0407. PICKERING Moving, Storage WIN AJAX III Sys!e•-s - service. neves. appliance and piano specialists. flat rate or hourty.We now "ave heal .brags unit. Now omenng free boxes with move Call 427 0005.(TFl Experie raced Journeyman Plumber No )ob too small - Faucels, showers. basement, washrooms, wet bas, eic.l Any renovation or addition Dayllmte 427-4209. Home 427.8809 Ask for Tom ICo LL i SAVE PI.WBW1"RENOVATIONDrainclearing, tswur 3 new'nsrallations 3aSemerx washrooms. ceramicAe mpull Rates Estimates yes exper ence Lis rued golf "6.1781 Private Tuitions, Schools Word Processing. Spreadsheets, PC fundamentals - DCS .r•, •x:.C;or Intermediate DOS of us ! 23 wordPerfeq :DCS] Windows ivory oe0ect for . -cows - :xce, Ore on one coasting relaxed e Wironmehl, compert!ve fates 683-2495 Tax, Financial Directory t-S� . - i" uo :o S25. 30C cnrso,,cate aee,t cars KCI Group 416-972-1170 i 7 �i s-� COME AND WORSHIP �n- THESE CHURCHES INVITE YOU TO - ATTEND THEIR WORSHIP SERVICES a- fDUmARTON - FAIIfOCAT UNRED CHURCH PICKERING VILLAGE 1066 Dumbarton Rd, Pickering UNITED CHURCH 839-7271 Worship a M® 300 Church St. N., Ajax vice IChtxcll 30 a. Church Service 10:30 a.m. Chun -Ma 683-4721 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Phyllis Spencer 1820 Wfhlt" Rd- N. THE FAMILY CHURCH Worship & Sunda School P WORSHIP TIME 11:00 a.m. 0:30 am SUNDAY SCHOOL ST. ANDREWS Suplaryisaid N �r 8 PRESBYTERIAN WESTIN" HEIGHTS 35 CHURCH ST. N. BAPTIST CHURCH Mealthi at #4*bcmft PAk school PICKERING VILLAGE ss Cola Ave. North, Alex 683-7311 (Jud East d LOEB Plea) MORMNG WORSW 10:00 AIL REV. JAMES BIGGS WORSHIP 3 CHURCH SCHOOL ' Rea Jana Randle, Pastor 1 11.00 A.M. - PICKERING STANDARD CHURCH To Advertise Yot,r A communityt Church Brock Rd.. H" at #7 Church Events SUNDAY: Sunday School 10:15 a.m. Worship 11:00 a.m. call Janice at Evening Fellowship 7:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 7:30 - Adult Bible Study Bible Club for Youth 6�A3�5 O - 837-0126 PAGE 20 -THE NTWS ADVERTISE= FRIDAY, Ocm 710 elm 710 ekft a THANK YOU FOR CHECKING. Please IOok over your ad the first day it appears making sure it reads as you requested. Classification Index 1005 Wanted �.rw! 100 ca,ae.'am v 105 Gerwai ••ac 110 o"ce �4rc 120 Saes Hao AWts 120 SkAed •arc 135 cv-XwrJata 100 "DIM Medical Dental 150 Day Care wa-,sc 1 N Day Care Ara,aoe 165 Enmrw't Warted 170 9useeas a &Awes tat M 06C. Son 41a'xe' Esds.e 200 cRwooc205 =eM a atir, 210 A7 xree Fy Sae 220 A utas waved 230 -Bar EaUanye 240 Garagr'"ae s.« 250 Arts 6 :,aft 2f0 :omouisir Vo0w Z70 �os1 & Fo,nc 2M Pets - &*otrs - Boarding 210 A_' �^ w^es : Jr Sae 300 A,mr•oews weed 306 ,Jose :or Sar 210 Tn m Varve 31s Vans, a whee Drive 221 Ty.n 331 Aiic para & Reoars 240 Alc -sassing Ro+nh 350 mono yctea 3S5 Snow-ataw M Mame 365 a.cr.ason vrscra 310 ca.. copmar, 375 •,easy :vry , 361 #09s Apartr-r:s :or Rert 4M Apartrw,ts wanteo 405 ..X,s" For Rr: 410 "OAA wantec 415 Toamnouaas FOr NO 420 Smoot Fy Rent425 Rooms Fa Ren, 436 Roomer wane 436 ROor- & ooam 440 rouse a huts For Ran 446 Snared Acca,nc0a0ons 400 Coroomnwms For Rent 456 Off" & Rous space 411 warerouae space 4M Couagn For Pant 471 Cottages wa "fc 4n RaaernentLining 411 R..pnt 416 Ronda wrcaoate 4M ;yid For Rem 4r6 Homes For Sar /M Wattled To Bey a s T.*. Far Sale sH Yla"Misird Rap" 11s Condos For sale ss wWw"W" Law 11is Fwm For Sob Lob For Sal S36 Out-olVa 4ew RoPiow so pas Ila 2mFar ir 60 Parla sM CornperTraiae9Y sn Loam S75 Molpepe, rrtaala SM Bu4n.« Oppaea.4e4 1M Public Nab= ON Loyal N, - 616 Tenders 621 renqq 631 60 Auctrorb '' 650 Bmgce • 6M Personals 671 Companions 67s Mnourcanenb MO 11�14� B.rthdays 700 &rihs 110 Deaths 721 in Memonams 740 Cards of Thanes 750 Wedding Announcements 7M Ergagements 770 Mnmersares 710 EA a, 1993 DR. E. GILLEZEAU & DR. M. FITZSIMMONS WE AVITE NEl1,-:'47EN'7 BY APPOINTMENT WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE • Contact Lenses • Binocular Vision •=erceptual Testing • Disoenstng of all -t'Des of Frames 5 Contacts 117 SALT OR WEATHER DAMAGED CONCRETE WALKWAYS OR STEPS? BASEMENTS WATERPROOFED CONCRETE REFINISHING AND REPAIR ANY SIZE JOB - MODERN METHODS NO DAMAGE TO SHRUBS. LAWNS 6 DRIVEWAYS ALL AVAILABLE METHODS PERFORMED yS�1D�E�OR OUTSIDE t1a t�.r rarra�r �: ar�..r wr,w� 1►•rs+ LARRY GOODWIN 24 Hours Tel (416) 6190703 or Fax (416) 683-0421 IN SIX NIO. TNS YOUR CHILD W"ILL LEARN COMPITERS' At Fatei,6, krxoi cmpum r . _ eA•arorc m be tl0 n:: bmsfa yea -� afndben fa the rat d tAv Ira Qe Nrad of 600, m wischq said ho — ts9oeiaa h. an 5or 3 u :c yen of te. . ,.. • .e ca�tam and ivt: w b.c >rror; (AK yam child = o4c r CAL 16C Finaetds 0 .a. WgIsliaishow W*. 1 A Mia 396000 - r+'aC>vtet . GMa DOOP SAVE=20 • r*amyea s0. (416) 509 -Klin batasaw 04 (416)500-5437 776 8444 Jft1 x, Pelenp Outdoor Lit -ling ... IndoorsTM FALLSALE 2D%r, setcw -r •: � �: — uaet®1e[ 2020 Wentworth St. µ'- knit 19, Whitby 404-2789 1400-268-0111 INDEPENDENTLY OWNED & OPERATED 4� cc) �r 1 s l9 ' .tics Fall Specials • Natural Looking Fiberglass Nails $30.00 Pedicles $15.00 • 1/Y Leg Vft $15.00 • Deep Ckensing Facial 525.00 For other specials call 42&7536 � Sale MON! MINE MEN NOW OPEN i . Pica i 7 I " • �t ' Reconditioned Batteries From - $34.95 Full 1 Yr. Warranty ' Receive 6500 discount ' with this ad 1750 Plummer Unit 1-A 1 OPEN 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 1 Mon. - Fri. Sat. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. L s4s n.1 p.m. - 5 p.m. MJ FOCUS on BUSINESS- Customer relations, diversity of products, guarantee success of Galbraith Jewellers Amid any cluster of assorted She describes Galbraith's as "a secures any article for objects you will usually find a versatile store." Christmas." real gem, if you look close In addition, she says, "We Although there is an enough. pay attention to what customers abundance of gold and silver Galbraith Jewellers & are asking for." jewelry and watches at Giftware is set back among a Its broad range of jewelry and Galbraith's, you'll also find variety of stores in a corner of giftware assures customers of fashion jewelry, stained glass the centrally located Ajax finding unique gifts. The store dishes, baby accessories such as Shopping Plaza. caters to every age group - spoon sets, Ajax plaques, It isn't exactly tucked away, from newbom babies to high- figurines, picture frames, but if you're not yet aware of it, school graduates right through ceramic dishes, personalized like any precious gem, you just to seniors who are celebrating mugs.... the list goes on. might miss it among the many years of wedded bliss. Currently, Royal Doulton masses. Jewelry, watch repairs and figurines are being offered at a A well established store, appraisals are also offered by saving of up to 30% off regular operating for the last 30 years Galbraith. prices. During October, there in the same location, Galbraith's As well, watch batteries and will be many discontinued is owned by Donna Dickson watch straps can usually be items also offered at and staffed by a congenial changed while you wait. remarkably low prices. group of associates. From now to the end of Galbraith Jewellers is open Recognizing the longstanding October, the store is offering up Mon. to Wed. 9:30 a.m. to 6 success of the firm over the to 50% off all rings. You can be p.m., Thurs. and Fri. 9:30 a.m. years, Donna says, "Without assured of your favorite item by to 8 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 our customers we wouldn't be taking advantage of the p.m. here. We really appreciate their convenient layaway plan business." available at the store. The store can be reached by Donna says, "A small deposit calling 683-0407. Chris & Sonya Myles (nee Pratt) have had their first baby, Martin Christopher Myles, 6 tbs. 11 oz., Oct. 1, 1993. With Love Always all your Aunts & Uncles, Grandparents & Friends. XXOO. THANK YOU FOR CHECKING. Please IOok over your ad the first day it appears making sure it reads as you requested. Classification Index 1005 Wanted �.rw! 100 ca,ae.'am v 105 Gerwai ••ac 110 o"ce �4rc 120 Saes Hao AWts 120 SkAed •arc 135 cv-XwrJata 100 "DIM Medical Dental 150 Day Care wa-,sc 1 N Day Care Ara,aoe 165 Enmrw't Warted 170 9useeas a &Awes tat M 06C. Son 41a'xe' Esds.e 200 cRwooc205 =eM a atir, 210 A7 xree Fy Sae 220 A utas waved 230 -Bar EaUanye 240 Garagr'"ae s.« 250 Arts 6 :,aft 2f0 :omouisir Vo0w Z70 �os1 & Fo,nc 2M Pets - &*otrs - Boarding 210 A_' �^ w^es : Jr Sae 300 A,mr•oews weed 306 ,Jose :or Sar 210 Tn m Varve 31s Vans, a whee Drive 221 Ty.n 331 Aiic para & Reoars 240 Alc -sassing Ro+nh 350 mono yctea 3S5 Snow-ataw M Mame 365 a.cr.ason vrscra 310 ca.. copmar, 375 •,easy :vry , 361 #09s Apartr-r:s :or Rert 4M Apartrw,ts wanteo 405 ..X,s" For Rr: 410 "OAA wantec 415 Toamnouaas FOr NO 420 Smoot Fy Rent425 Rooms Fa Ren, 436 Roomer wane 436 ROor- & ooam 440 rouse a huts For Ran 446 Snared Acca,nc0a0ons 400 Coroomnwms For Rent 456 Off" & Rous space 411 warerouae space 4M Couagn For Pant 471 Cottages wa "fc 4n RaaernentLining 411 R..pnt 416 Ronda wrcaoate 4M ;yid For Rem 4r6 Homes For Sar /M Wattled To Bey a s T.*. Far Sale sH Yla"Misird Rap" 11s Condos For sale ss wWw"W" Law 11is Fwm For Sob Lob For Sal S36 Out-olVa 4ew RoPiow so pas Ila 2mFar ir 60 Parla sM CornperTraiae9Y sn Loam S75 Molpepe, rrtaala SM Bu4n.« Oppaea.4e4 1M Public Nab= ON Loyal N, - 616 Tenders 621 renqq 631 60 Auctrorb '' 650 Bmgce • 6M Personals 671 Companions 67s Mnourcanenb MO 11�14� B.rthdays 700 &rihs 110 Deaths 721 in Memonams 740 Cards of Thanes 750 Wedding Announcements 7M Ergagements 770 Mnmersares 710 EA a, 1993 DR. E. GILLEZEAU & DR. M. FITZSIMMONS WE AVITE NEl1,-:'47EN'7 BY APPOINTMENT WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE • Contact Lenses • Binocular Vision •=erceptual Testing • Disoenstng of all -t'Des of Frames 5 Contacts 117 SALT OR WEATHER DAMAGED CONCRETE WALKWAYS OR STEPS? BASEMENTS WATERPROOFED CONCRETE REFINISHING AND REPAIR ANY SIZE JOB - MODERN METHODS NO DAMAGE TO SHRUBS. 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Pica i 7 I " • �t ' Reconditioned Batteries From - $34.95 Full 1 Yr. Warranty ' Receive 6500 discount ' with this ad 1750 Plummer Unit 1-A 1 OPEN 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 1 Mon. - Fri. Sat. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. L s4s n.1 p.m. - 5 p.m. MJ FOCUS on BUSINESS- Customer relations, diversity of products, guarantee success of Galbraith Jewellers Amid any cluster of assorted She describes Galbraith's as "a secures any article for objects you will usually find a versatile store." Christmas." real gem, if you look close In addition, she says, "We Although there is an enough. pay attention to what customers abundance of gold and silver Galbraith Jewellers & are asking for." jewelry and watches at Giftware is set back among a Its broad range of jewelry and Galbraith's, you'll also find variety of stores in a corner of giftware assures customers of fashion jewelry, stained glass the centrally located Ajax finding unique gifts. The store dishes, baby accessories such as Shopping Plaza. caters to every age group - spoon sets, Ajax plaques, It isn't exactly tucked away, from newbom babies to high- figurines, picture frames, but if you're not yet aware of it, school graduates right through ceramic dishes, personalized like any precious gem, you just to seniors who are celebrating mugs.... the list goes on. might miss it among the many years of wedded bliss. Currently, Royal Doulton masses. Jewelry, watch repairs and figurines are being offered at a A well established store, appraisals are also offered by saving of up to 30% off regular operating for the last 30 years Galbraith. prices. During October, there in the same location, Galbraith's As well, watch batteries and will be many discontinued is owned by Donna Dickson watch straps can usually be items also offered at and staffed by a congenial changed while you wait. remarkably low prices. group of associates. From now to the end of Galbraith Jewellers is open Recognizing the longstanding October, the store is offering up Mon. to Wed. 9:30 a.m. to 6 success of the firm over the to 50% off all rings. You can be p.m., Thurs. and Fri. 9:30 a.m. years, Donna says, "Without assured of your favorite item by to 8 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 our customers we wouldn't be taking advantage of the p.m. here. We really appreciate their convenient layaway plan business." available at the store. The store can be reached by Donna says, "A small deposit calling 683-0407. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER B,1993 -PACE 21 Milk M Advertising Feature Picture Your Treasures for peace of mind By Beverly McFarlane,y in a safe place, to be You've worked hard to I "3 Y viewed when necessary." k accumulate the things :,, .y �x- The businesswoman you own: home, tells of one particular furnishings, television, family in the Lake VCR. stereo, computer,, Simcoe area that had their and even personal " '`= home videotaped, the .y�p possessions like clothing following week their and jewelry. house was broken into. While you hope you The Picture Your will enjoy them for the Treasures video was rest of your life, it could ' instrumental in helping just be that some sort of police retrieve the stolen intrusion will interrupt such enjoyment. R paR D items. She stresses that this Today, with crime ervice is "not just for prevalent even in the '- p1CTLRE * = rich people. It's for = has most quiet and YOLK anyone who anything ' respectable of �? TREASURES including businesses. neighborhoods, there are Afyou have a modest some things you can do CALL .-, home, it's still all that you to help give your family X09 -1t' have and if something peace of mind. happens. you'll need to Picture Your Treasures ! replace those things. is a local business that What my service offers is offers an affordable - peace of mind." service to help protect Before going to the the things you own. The location, Roseanne sends service came into being out a kit, informing in February, 1993, and Roseanne Strong. clients of what they need can he used to complement other value on the item. to do to ensure the most cost - security measures.efficient The client can sit down with the service. Because they pay by the hour. Roseanne says they In the very beginning, Roseanne Strong, owner of this business, agent, stop the frame and get more can speed up the process by thoroughly researched the industry. accurate information all round." turning their TVs and stereos Roseanne worked closely with the Roseanne points out that without a around for the engraving; and they police and an insurance company to video, when a traumatic event such can think about possessions they find out what type of information as a theft or fire occurs, relying on have hidden in unusual places so would be helpful to them to retrieve one's memory is not the best that those items are not overlooked. stolen items, or, in the case of the method. For one thing, the All in all, she attempts to be insurance company, to verify individual is usually upset, and in efficient so clients don't have to claims, whether against theft, or no frame of mind to give complete pay for unnecessary time. disasters such as fire and floods. details. Cost for this service is $75 for the first hour and $50 for each hour The result of Roseanne's research )jewelry pieces are photographed thereafter. Because the business is can be found in Picture Your on 35mm film, rather than on in its first year of operation, GST is Treasures. video. A written description, and not charged• even an appraisal will accompany The largest house Roseanne has Roseanne provides a detailed the photograph. Roseanne uses an done was a 6,500-sq.ft. home, account of your important and efficient filing system to identify which took four hours. A 1,000- valuable possessions by way of corresponding photos and sq•fr- home, therefore, would take videotape, complete with foil l documentation, in case there are far less time. The average house verbal and written description. This several pieces of jewelry. takes two hours. information works together to g Roseanne encourages questions if present a vivid picture of the items What is especially good about there's something you're not sure in the home. Picture Your Treasures is the fact about. If the home is broken into, the that all the videos, pictures, and She can be reached anytime at h h videota d accompanying documents, which 509-1048. owner t en as a pe account of the items stolen. And because such items as computers, TVs, stereos and the like are all engraved with -the owner's car licence plate number, the legitimate owner of the items can easily be traced by police. Roseanne says, "the video saves the insurance companies from falsified claims. It saves them time and money. And it's better for clients when it comes to placing a are presented in a small portfolio, are given to the client, with no copy kept by Roseanne.She says this ensures that the' client has complete control over the material. However, she strongly recommends that the material be put in a safety deposit box. Roseanne maintains that "it's not to be shown to friends or kept around the house. The purpose is to secure yourself, so it must be kept .0.arlmar Health: • �•'RObds ' Complete line of Natural PooQs Natural Vitamins S Minerals, Herbal Remedies, Teas, Coffee substitutes, Organic Grains, All Ginseng Products. Books, Cosmetics, Protein, body building supplements. 1271 Kingston Rd. (Wnt of Liverpool Rd.) ® 904394679 0, 583-5110 Blaisdale INontemd School EST. 1969 Ages 18 months to 12 yrs. 545A Kingston Rd., Pickering Village, (rear building) Ajax YOU'LL BE IMPRESSED! 686-5005 CARROLL HOME IMPROVEMENTS announces the Grand Opening of Snnrooms & Additions - 906 BROCK RD. 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BONDED & INSURED FOR APPOINTMENT CALL ROSEANNE STRONG "PICTURE YOUR TREASURES" 509-1048 Why Advertise In Focus on Business? Durham businesses wanting to increase their profile and sales volume find that being a part of the Focus on Business advertising feature definitely has its advantages. Over the last few years a great many businesses - of all sizes - have found that investment in the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser's and Oshawa/Whitby This Week's Focus on Business feature have generated extra phone calls that likely would not have otherwise occurred. How do you get involved? When a comp.,, -.y makes a commitment to advertise for 10 weeks on the page, it also receives a full feature story, complete with pictures. The story reinforces the advertisement, emablino the business to explain in depth its product and/or service. philosophy, goals. special promotions and even an historical vend ew•. ['nless the business chooses otherwise, everything is done by the newspaper's staff: the ad ,resign, story interview and writing, plus the taking of the photographs. All the business needs to do is prepare for the increased sales � plume. For more information call Janice at 683-5111). 3••!' z , PISTRITTO FARM 2165 Woek Rd, N., PICKERING 683-8252 Jug North of Cone. 9 e t► i ! l FREE small pumpkin with the pirchan of W PUMPKINS 11 woo W CORN STOCK Fancy Msc's :1.99' , BUS9 NCH � task6t MAW Squnh ftpww .79. 31/2.00 Growths of Owlity V•g6labi•s, Flowers PAGE 22 THE NEWS ADVER`nSER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, Ign Gasi*611'161►11 •1!1► Nil 1. With a Touch Tone phone call 1-416-1 976-0999 to browse ads or respond to ads. Be sure to make a note of the mail box numbers at the end of each ad, and follow instructions by the computer. A charge of $1.99 per minute will apply. you can respond to ads 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 2. If you need help, call toll free 1-800- 667-6083 between noon and 11 p.m. REAL ESTATE Buy, Sell or Trade HOUSE for rent, 4 bedrooms, backs on to school, newly decorated, fenced back yard. $1.100 plus utilities. OB 1076 (WHI) 1,850 sq. ft. 4 -bed- room home. 2 1/2 baths, fireplace. security system. big lot. fully fenced. $185.000. OB 1077 (AJA) 1,850 sq. ft. home. 4 -bedrooms. 2 1.2 baths, fireplace. large yard, fully fenced. $185.000. OB 1078 (AJA) SIGNS blanks. 1, 8"x3"x28" poly- styrene, large quantity and ideal for outdoor signs. OB 3146 WEDDING dress, size small (7). Paid S1200, will sell for 5650. OB 3253 WEIGHT loss a must? Energy a need? Good nutri- tion assured on this 100 per cent natural program. OB 3270 COMPACTOR, in e*cellent condition, Kenmore, $125 o.b.o. OB 3491 (AJA) EATON Viking full size washer and dryer 8 years young. Asking $400 for the pair. OB 3506 (PIC) BEDROOM suite, five pieces, dark pine, with single mattress set, excellent condition, $495.00 firm. OB 3511 (PIC) KITCHEN table and chairs. good condition, $200.00 o.b.o. Two 10 speed bicycles. $50.00 each. OB 3512 (PIC) PRINTER parts, Epsom, Toshiba, IBM, Roland, step- per motors, printer heads. control panels, cutsheet feeders. etc. OB 3514 (PIC) FULL capacity GE microwave and stand, excellent condition. OB 3482 (OSH) USED stove and fridge, avocado green. Fridge 60" high by 27", wide by 28" deep. $300 for both. OB 3523 (PIC) KITCHEN table with 4 chairs. $150. Coffee table and two end tables. $75. Computer table. $50. Two dressers, best offer. OB 3524 (OSH) APARTMENT size freezer for sale, good condition. $50 o.b.o. OB 3525 (OSH) WANTED Little Tyke T -Car in average condition. OB 3526 (WHI) 12 Franklin Mint porcelain, hand - painted birthday cups, valued at $400. Will take best offer. OB 3527 (PIC) ANTIQUE wringer w a s h e r, Homestead, circa Barterline is fun 2 minutes. RTE LINE NOTE: The recent area code change does not effect our service. You may still dial the number below 1860. A-1 condi- tion. Asking $400. OB 3529 (OSH) KITCHEN table with four chairs, wicker and brass. $100: also 11,000 BTU air condition- er. $500. OB 3530 WRINGER wash- er. Inglis, good condition, $150 or best offer. OB 3531 (OSH) ROLL bar and light package from '89 Dakota Sport short box plus tonneau cover. $275. OB 3532 (OSH) WANTED: Twin stroller, in excel- lent condition, rea- sonable price. OB 3533 (OSH) WANTED Little Tykes Fisher Price, etc. plastic house. good condi- tion, reasonable price. OB 3534 (PIC) SILVER -BLACK 3 -piece living 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. OB 3537 (BOW) 5 -pc. wood dinette $100, utility trailer $250, leather loveseat $150, 3 - pc. sofa set $500. OB 3538 (AJA) LOSE inches and reduce appear- ance of cellulite with herbal treat- ment. Contains no caffeine or preser- vatives. OB 3539 (OSH) WANTED! Used hockey equipment in good condition for a nine-year-old boy, must be rea- sonably priced. OB 3540 (OSH) APARTMENT size stackable washer and dryer for sale $450 o.b.o. Very good condition. OB 3541 (OSH) G.E. fridge and self -cleaning stove. Inglis wash- er and dryer $200 each. OB 3542 (AJA) KENMORE range, Harvest Gold, excellent condi- tion. $100 or best offer. OB 3543 (WHI) 1980 G.S. 850 G. Suzuki, midnight blue shaft, excel- lent condition, asking $1,200. OB 4057 (OSH) $2,000.00. 1982 Nighthawk, 650cc, best offer. OB 4176 (OSH) 1977 Chev Blazer front end, 350, transmission, transfer case, fuel tank, cap and more, for parts. OB 4207 1972 Chev Impala, 28,000 original miles, new tires, $800. 4 alu- minum slotted rims, 14" x 60 Goodyear ST tires, $450. OB Ads will only appear for one week. At the end of the week phone 1-800-667.6083 to renew if required. SCOOTER, 1985 4228 (OSH) Honda Elite, 3,000 1986 Buick km, mechanically Century Limited, Al, $800 or trade 3.7 litre engine, for a newer 14 ft. loaded, $2,900. aluminum boat. OB 4240 (AJA) OB 4058 (AJA) ALL terrain vehi- 1985 Ford Tempo. cle, Polaris 2x4, $500 as is or best 1990, like new, offer. OB 4155 $3,000 firm. OB (OSH) 4241 (OSH) 1985 Ford Tempo, 1985 Toyota 5 -speed, good Supra, loaded, cond., used daily, mint condition, $800 as is or best 111,000 km, no offer. OB 4156 winters, asking (OSH) $7,500 firm, certi- 1984 Mustang, fied, must see. looks like boss, OB 4242 (AJA) new stereo, 1979 maroon Z28, speakers, tires good shape, and radiator, V-6 quick, many new 3.8 black with bra, parts, $1,200, as $2,900 cert. OB is. OB 4243 4157 (AJA) (OSH) FOR sale, 1989 1986 Hyundai Dodge Power Exel, driven daily, Ram Four Wheel $1,100 as is. OB Drive, 6, litre, .auto - 4244 4AJA) transmissiori. SUZUKI1990.RM Liner and cap 80; liquid cooled, i n c l u d e d. many new parts, $8,500.00. OB excellent condition 4158 (OSH) $1,200 obo. OB 1978 Grand 4245 (WHI) Marquis, Florida 1985 Buick car, fully loaded, Century must be seen, very good running condition, owner must sell $800. OB 4246 (AJA) 1991 Ford E350 cube van, propane powered, curb side over- head door, and rear door. 40,000 km. at $14,500 or best offer. OB 4247 (OSH) EARN $$$ from your home, dis- tributing a nutri- tion/weight loss program. I do and need help with by growing business. OB 5107 FEMALE co -nar- rator for educa- tional video in Oshawa. Public speaking and/or acting experience preferred. OB 5154 (WHI) HAVE fun, earn extra income this fall selling Undercover Wear lingerie. No tele- marketing, full training. OB 5155 (OSH) COMPUTERIZED accounting/book- keeping services available on daily, weekly or monthly basis. Call for a free consultation. OB 5157 (OSH) ADMINISTRA- TIVE help avail- able. Reasonable rates. Invoicing, collections, book - k e e p i n g, payables, typing, etc. OB 5158 (OSH) FEMALE country singer/musician looking for musi- cians 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) WATER colors, private lessons for beginners in your home, reasonable rates. OB 6151 NO time for house work? Cleaner available, reason- able rates, weekly of bi-weekly, satis- faction guaran- teed. OB 6212 PERSONAL train- er and former pro- fessional athlete, provides fitness and nutrition pro- grams customized to suit individuals needs! OB 6221 LAWN and gar- den service; mow- ing, fall clean-up, seniors discount, real estate wel- come. Free esti- mates. OB 6226 (OSH) DAY care avail- able, Rossland and Harmony area. Meals and a c t i v i t i e s. Reasonable rates. References. OB 6231 (OSH) LET us refinish, repair, restore your furniture at reasonable rates, free estimates, pick up and deliv- ery. OB 6232 (OSH) WORD process- ing help available, reasonable rates, resumes, manu- als, or any docu- ment. Pick-up or delivery. OB 6233 (BOW/OSH) OFFICE cleaner! Does your office mess cause you stress? Let me disinfect for less! OB 6234 (AJA) TYPING services, court transcripts, resumes, reports, all work done in WordPerfect 5.1. OB 6235 (PIC) MECHANIC want- ed to put switch in steering column, do brakes and put front seat in. OB 6236 (OSH) POOL closing starting at $75.00. OB 6237 (OSH) DAYCARE avail- able near Lord Durham School, experienced, smoke - free, fenced yard, any age welcome. OB 6238 (AJA) START your own business from home. Rubber stamps or ceramic photoglazing. High income potential. $3,500. OB 6239 (AJA) DAYCARE avail- able, Central Park and Rossland. Non-smoker, hot lunches and snacks. OB 6240 (OSH) LEARN the tech- niques of makeup application. Book a personal profes- sional make -over (make -over par- ties and weddings available) OB 6241 (OSH) EXCELLENT experienced day- care available in my home, close to Saint Catharines Sienna School. OB 6242 (AJA) FEMALE photog- rapher building boudoir portfolio, free portraits exchanged for modeling ser- vices. OB 6243 (OSH) There are over 0 1 1. With a Touch Tone phone call one of our BARTERLINE reps at 1-800-667-6083 between 12 noon -11 p.m. and place your FREE 15 word ad. 2. You will then be given a 4 digit mailbox number and 4 digit pass code.. 3. Using a TOUCH TONE phone call 1-416- 976-0999 (24 hrs. a day) and follow the easy recorded instructions. When recording your message, do p_Qt leave your last name, phone number or address. A charge of $1.99 per minute will appear on your phone bill. 4. If you need more help call one of our repre- sentatives at 1-800-667-6083. Oshawa%htby This Week. Ajax -Pickering News Adverbw and Northumberland News assures no W4 for the content or reply to any Bar lin adverlsernent The advertiser asa ernes complele liability for the content of, and all responses to, any advertisement or recorded message and for any darns made against as a result ttiereol. tine advertiser agrees to inderrndy and hold On publication and Meboland Conrrim y Newspapers and its ert>pbyees harmless for al casts, expenses and damages resulting from or caused by the publication or recording placed by the advertiser or any reply to such advertisement. By using Barteriine, the advertiser agrees not to leave hist w l Mime number, last narne, cornpany new or address in hMw message. Oshaw&Whdby This Week, Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser & Na mberlend News reserves the -rght to revise, restrict or cancel any advertisement or char" ft category in which an ad is paced. LOOKING N ROMANTIC• Companionship Friendship ,very athletic, like movies, walks ,, a,•.a.•ve -a a ?i -a: on the beach, romantic nterests for possible long - term evenings, looking for Call female, 18-25 with similar ve and^cute white male, seek!ng soft-shoul- interests, looking for a long term relationship. SY Anytime 116 976 1991 1300 relationship SY 2517 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE single white together. SY 1493 (BOW) male, 22, 11 180 lbs., dared, attractive and cute enjoys outdoors, evenings Onl Char IS 51.99 Y 9e per minute, there are out, quiet evenings at KENT cease respond to home, romantic, shy and no extra long distance charges sincere, looking for slim 1. To respond to an ad, call Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991' at any time of the day from any touch tone white female, 19-25 with phone within the 416 area code and make a note of the four digit "mailbox" number that appears at the end same interests for relation- of the ad. You may also browse through the system to listen to other recordings. Just follow the recorded ship. SY 1301 instructions. A charge of $1.99 per minute will appear on your phone bill as soon as you connect with the SHY, lonely male, teddy system. bear 24, varied interests, 2. After you receive your numbers, call 1-416-976-1991' from any touch tone phone, 24 hrs. a day and fol - seeks female, 20-30 who low the easy (recorded) instructions. Remember you may NOT leave your last name. phone number or enjoys quiet times for last- address when recording your message in YOUR mailbox. ing long term relationship. 3. To retrieve your messages call 1-416-976.1991' from any touch tone phone and follow the instruc- SY 1302 tions... Remember to enter your mailbox number and pass code on your phone key pad. A charge of $1.99 YOUNG male, 38, would per min. will appear on your phone bill as soon as you connect with the system like to meet single sincere and good cooking. If you female, 25-35 who enjoys To place a free ad good conversation, coun- e , , e call Toll Free try life, and BBOs SY SINGLE write femae, THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9,1"3 -PAGE 23 For persons 18 years of age and over, PHILLY, great legs, good form, intelligent, spiliTted, outgoing, mischievous. Green-eyed, 65', 130 lbs. chestnut, requires 35+ male trainer. Mentally and physically fit, sense of humour necessary. SY 2514 (OSH) HOPELESS romantic, 24, seeks male, 25-30, spon- taneous, adventurous, honest, sincere for friend- ship/companionship and Possible long-term rela- tionship. SY 2515 (OSH) FEMALE 18, blonde Hair, blue eyes, 57', 125 lbs considered attractive 1,i ing for an attractive man, 18-25, who enjoys music, dancing, travel and isn't afraid to fall in love. SY 2516 (COB) FUN -LOVING, lady, 50, non-smoker. a-;,ys dining out, travel, ciarc ng, long walks, country music. ooking for sincere gOntle- •nan 47-58 with similar 1303 CONTRACTOR, 28, 6', le ewes gar es :a•75. sports, children and :,.e• - Tn; est, interested in meeting BROAD s ;. ;e e^ attract out.,o ;. aTc ng wo d ,, a,•.a.•ve -a a ?i -a: HIGH y-� ,y c,. tees - a nterests for possible long - term long on love, currently spending special times very attractive women, 24- ve and^cute white male, seek!ng soft-shoul- like to meet single honest and sincere female, 30-40, who likes kids, the out- female. 31, established relationship SY 2517 (OSH) short on time, looking for female, together. SY 1493 (BOW) 29. SY 1550 (AJA) dared, attractive and cute who enjoys the same for doors, musk and romance-SY 2318 and fit. likes movies, travel and seeks KENT cease respond to who enjoys night walks along beach, ATTRACTIVE gentleman, 58'. 53, divorced, SINCERE male, 26, sepa- white female. Must be possible long-term rela- ARE you an attractive sin- jazz. a caring, non-smok ng single gen- ma oox #2369 again videos. and unbridled pas- enjoys fishing, camping, and trav- rated 1 yr, 5'7', slim, 140 lbs., short brown hair, blue slim, warm and affection- tionship. SY 1577 (COB) cera numorous gentle- tleman with a sense or because you got cut off son. SV 1304 el, loves country music eyes, seeks honest ate, 22-36. Non-smoker, SY 1565 DEPENDABLE, attractive. ft, 35, white male, man? I'm 23, attractive humour for relaticrsh p while leaving your phone nu SY 2518 (OSH) BLUE eyed white male, and good cooking. If you female, 21-30, for friend- GOOD -looking, easy- enjoys outdoors, romance, mother of one who enjoys No retreads SY 2506 SINGLE write femae, 25. not bad looking, fishing, are under 55 and petite, ship first and possible going, 31, long brown hair, sports, honesty, seeks. movies, musk, travel, seeks someone financially (OSH) gured. brown hair. 25, enjoys long walks, please respond. SY 1496 relationship. SY 1551 good job, likes quiet din- 28-35, attractive fit female and emotionally stable. SYErg gle fathers welcome. SY • • • values, down to earth. ,ok:ng for single mate romantic evenings, seeks ossible Ion term I (WHI) (OSH) ners or loud partes, took- golfer. looking for long- 2346 • Seeking woman, 28-35, hair, brown eyes Enjoys 25-40, 'or lasting relation- I` g re a- tionship. SY 1305 VERY handsome Italian born male. 28, Billy Ray Cyrus lookalike with a mustache, (only better). Seeks lady for fun/ rela- tionship SY 1308 WANTED beautiful blonde who was at Wally's Restaurant Wednesday, July 14, 3.00 a.m, We made contact but couldn't talk Call if you're interest- ed in the man with the gold glasses. SY 1309 MALE white. 37 seeks slim, attractive lady 25-30 for friendship possible SINGLE, white male, 23, t ing for female, 23-30, with term monogamous friend- THIS 30ish, green-eyed,, area �r'p SY 2519 (OSH) ong dark hair, 5'9', likes light colored hair. SY 1566 ship SY 1578 (OSH) , sI m, above average. 53. 6 . 210 lbs., smoker, open, honest, caring, var- TWO 'un-i,v ^g, to have a good time, look- (OSH) PROFESSIONAL male, attractive professional,. - ( Cl -espectable damsels; one ing for someone with simi- SINGLE'ather, 42, 6', 180 34, attractive, well-built, brunette, 5'6'. 116 lbs, mg, camping and walks by the lake SY 2401 (OSH) ; ittery blonde, one down - lar interests such as work- lbs., blond hair, blue eyes, very active interests range soaking wet, stable, does ' interests. SY 1569 (OSH) ':-earth brunette. Seek;#, ing for a living and an looking for beautiful from skiing, motorcycling secure, is looking for aect "wo intelligent, unattached occasional night out, 20- Oriental female, any age, to theatre to the arts, 'real man,' blue • eyed, t nanc ally stable white 25. SY 1552 (OSH) w th driver's I tante. SY seeks a dark haired beau- blonde professional SY established for possible relationship. SY 2116 p. bountiful, seeks tall as, 36- man who. loves dant- mcther, 30, seeking a sen - honest, caring male, t^lghts 35-45 Do dreams ESTABLISHED, 35, good 1567 ty, 20-28 SY 1579 (OSH) 2347 ATTRACTIVE :ady, 37, phone 30-3, 30-38, who enjoys quiet -easy come true^ SY 2520 looks, fit build. single I lust Ike to have fun' MALE, 36. 'm blonde, ATTRACTIVE, petite single. envoys music, dancing, motorcycles and number.(OsH) evenings. long walks, dancing and romance, sin- same in senior maid 'n Si enjoys di father with strong family Single male. 30, very ath- blue eyes, 155 lbs-, slim, olond femme,ate 40s. the outdoors, seeks attrac- SHORT m delle -aged gle fathers welcome. SY • • • values, down to earth. letic, 5'7', 150 lbs., black my interests are sharing enjoys candlelit dinners. ' female who enjoys s1ii ' ial Would like companionship for • Seeking woman, 28-35, hair, brown eyes Enjoys quiet times, music, out- romantic evenings. quiet golfing, dancing `1 T a FEMALE, 25. 54', hazel social events SY 4000 • • with compatible qualities the outdoors, cycling and doors. Likes children and times, seeks'all, 6'. gen- e ' , ' ' ATTRACTIVE s and good figure. SY 1563 dancing. Looking for animals, wishes to meet tleman, es:ab:.shed, car- OUTGOING male 36, 6', ant person, positive nature, seeks someone -a a see, ", attrac•:ve (OSH) female, 23-30, who enjoys female for possible rela- mg, sensrtrve, who file.. to dren, quiet Mmes, fun times. Seeks sngle white THERE '-,endly ht acd fun single TALL, attractive male, 32, the same. SY 1568 (OSH) tionsh p SY 1580 (OSH) be spoiled and pampered. VIVACIOUS. s-zc.asst,,,, vh to female compalhion non-smoker, enjoys music r t SINGLE, black male, 30, e e • 49-51 SY2369(OSH) 5'6'. 40'3, mcfher of one, 24-34, non -smoke, for tee relation -ship. Must be PORT eery gent!eman, acque spor s, long walks, movies, quiet, very athletic, a little shy, enjoy movies, walks on I Y e _ _ a 19 yr old s -, e mct^er, Ook rg for a single male welcomes a response frcm a non-smoking white. o week vacation m the Ca' bbea- SY 3165 understanding. Serous inquiries only. SY 1310 53. 6 . 210 lbs., smoker, open, honest, caring, var- romantic evenings, seeks similar female. 25-35, for the beach, romantic dr n- ners. Looking for female FEMALE, 35. urattacrl 5'', rvno enjoys children, dant- exciting, articulate male, ( Cl SINGLE male, 30. clean ied interests, seeks similar friendship, possible rela- between 20-35 with similar envoys camping, baseball, gardening and mg, camping and walks by the lake SY 2401 (OSH) 45 to 55, interested in bal- ancing romance and fame- YOUNG cut and working, looking lady, secure in herself. 38- tionship. SY 1554 (OSH) interests. SY 1569 (OSH) travel, seeking male. 35- GOOD-LOOKING green ly life, SY 2507 (OSH) AT HEART for a female. 26-30, who Ls honest and has a good 50. SY 1521 (OSH) TALL, dark and hand- ROMANTIC and intelligent white professional male, ATTRACTIVE hard -work- ing, 40 who is sincere and eyed, blonde. 59' ta, and HONEST, caring, s ngls _ ATTRACTIVE sense of humor. SY 1312 some, caucas on male, 5'9', attractive, personable persocycling, non-smoker, white male, 35, enjoys g, established for possible relationship. SY 2116 p. bountiful, seeks tall as, 36- man who. loves dant- mcther, 30, seeking a sen - honest, caring male, 9 3 e lees -ov es, dining, darl HEALTHY, caring, honest, fit white male, 41, 5'11" 40ish, non-smoker, seeks lady. 25-45, for casual de t- and dynamic. Seeks attic- ulate, slim and tennis, romantic evenings. loves ATTRACTIVE :ady, 37, ing ing, dining, conversation, 30-3, 30-38, who enjoys quiet ,ng, walks. sports -mded, seeks. seeks a lady to share the ing and companionship pretty, selective woman 30-40. children. Seeks attractive non-smoking single. envoys music, dancing, motorcycles and nature, travel, and chit- dren. SY 2416 evenings. long walks, dancing and romance, sin- same in senior maid 'n Si enjoys di spark of fun romantic Single moms o.k. SY 1530 SY 1555 (OSH) female, 25-35 (no material the outdoors, seeks attrac- SHORT m delle -aged gle fathers welcome. SY 'ng• dancing, plays cards tames Neth. SY 1313 SINGLE father 27, good (OSH) SINCERE 37, MALE, 18, looking for fun times 18-25. girls please) for compan- tive easy going man, 30- female who enjoys s1ii 2508 (OSH) Would like companionship for IooK ng, 6', 190 lbs., gentleman, loves with woman, ion, possible relationship 40 who enjoys the same. golfing, dancing `1 T a FEMALE, 25. 54', hazel social events SY 4000 en o s working out, dant- enjoys 1 Y 9 children, looking for easy-going sy-goin female. 29-37 SY IS%(OSH) sapa- SINGLE father, 27, ss a- SY 1570 (OSH) SY 2199 veryJ peyes.cry 9� dancer' , leas- brown hair. LADY r 50s enjcys , -- - '^9 dancing, plays :aids ing, dining, quiet evenings. Enjoy dining, walks. camp- rated, enicys sports, chil- 30, with similar interests. OUTGOING male 36, 6', ant person, positive nature, seeks someone f -e self-employed. no depen- dents. Seeks wnrta, sin- would vke comoan-onshm a 6 seeks female, attractve, slim, 25-35 with similar in movies. SY 1534 9 KIM, pretty. 29, you ,eft dren, quiet Mmes, fun times. Seeks sngle white THERE ` with similar ;uaLties. cera male. 27-34, who is for socia events SY 4002 WIDOWER, 6', '° cs interests. SY 1315 message but no telephone female, 21-29, will similar preferably non-smoker 50.. SY 2457 (OSH) established. with a sense of humor and seeKs s - ady 52-62. SPIRITED Taurus, male, number in box 1535, give 9ATTRACTIVE interests, single mothers 4 NEW DS THIS ISSUE s good morals. SY (OSH) whose nterests include white, 40, 5'4', two chit- me some points for persis- welcome. SY 1557 (OSH) mother, 31, would like to e to VIVACIOUS, single. white w dancing, long wa ks gar - dren, lookingfor a woman tante. SY 1543 OSH ( )s, GOOD looking.eas Y meet secure attractive fun- ,sin mother. 137 lbs., dening. outdoors. owns to satisfy my need to be LIBRA male, attractive, going male, 40'3, 6', 175 QUIET attractive male, 36, INDEPENDENT single loving guy, 30-37, for dark dark hair, dark eyes, look- a camping trailer, looking for touched mentally, spintu- single, 47, romantic, car- lbs., established, good romantic, easy and outgo- mom, 38, smoker, room- friendship, possible rela- , ing for cowboy type. tall long -las ing relationship re. ally and physically. SY ing, affectionate, enjoys career, caring, honest, ing, a variety of interest, mates, 14-11, many inter- boniship.SY2476 dark and handsome, 30- SY 4039 1317 music, dancing, outings likes children, would like to seeks slim, to medium ests, seeks tall large build, A knight in a white 45. Single fathers wel- FEMALE 60, petite. 5'. petite. 5'. ROMANTIC male, white. and good conversation. meet a nice slim female, build, single working mom. single white male, 37-45, Charger was supposed to come. SY 2510 (OSH) blue eyes, shy 40, seeks lovable, loyal Seeks sincere, affection- for get-togethers of the For meaningful relation- with good sense of humor show up on my doorstep - JIM the industrial engineer would like to meet a sin - and affectionate female, ate female, 35-45, non- nicest kind that could lead ship. SY 1571 (COB) and a heart. SY 2300 is that you? If so don't be from GM who called mad- care gentleman 55-65. who enjoys golf, long smoker, for lasting rola- to both parties saying I do' QUIET and attractive male YOUNG, very petite moth- afraid to respond to this box 2416 you didn't leave Enjoys dancing, traveling, walks and quiet evenings. outdoors. Non- SY 1318 WHITE CATHOLIC male, of MALE, 5'11', brown hair, going, with a variety of ing, weekend getaways, PROFESSIONAL, 41, sin- to 5'9', green eyed blonde male enjoys Italian decent, 29, seeking blue eyes, good sense of interests, seelung slim to quiet nights, long drives, gle white female, attrac- lady. SY 2511 (OSH) 4040 walks, music, and going to woman, 18-35, enjoys humor, enjoys quiet times, medium build, single work- walks, looking for Mr. tive, lady looks younger, SINGLE mom, 33, seek- ATTRACTIVE lady, 50, movies, looking for single camping, hiking, movies, all sports, would like to ing mom for meaningful Right, must enjoy children. well established, enjoys ing a tunloving person technician, abstainer white female 22-25. SY dancing and Star Trek. SY meet woman, 24-28, pre- relationship. SY 1572 SY 2301 travel, dining,enjoys good con- who enjoys dancing, quiet times, dine dining, 1411 (OSH) SUCCESSFUL business- 1545 (PIC) fer blond who enjoys the (OSI) ATTRACTIVE single g versation, politics, seeks a music, movies, quiet quiet dentin classical music, g GOOD natured, down to sante- SY 1568 rig, companionship gs, and who louse traveling and nature. look - man, 34 years old, athletic earth, professional, 38, HANDSOME, blue eyes, blondish hair, hazel eyes, camping spirts, romantic quality gentleman, 40-50. children. Looking for seri- ing for a soulmate, 47-57 and fit, 6' tall, 190 lbs., separated, tikes children, physically fit male, 38, enjoys sports, music, evenings, country music SY 2S91 (OSH) ous relationship. SY 2512 healthy gent for relation - dark hair and eye.. Seeks sports, outdoors, music seeks attractive, slim lady romantic dinners, and and old rock, seeks hon- SUM single, white lady, (OSH) ship. SY 4041 (OSH) fit, attractive young lady, and biking. Seeks lady for 25-35, who loves dancing dancing would like to meet est mak, 30-40 for a spe- 53, smoker, enjoys the SINGLE woman, 44, aver- ALTERNATIVE 20-35, for romantic friendship and possible and romance. SY 1560 woman 25-35 for possible tial time and possible rola- simple things, seeks sin_ age build, loves children, evenings, getaways and relationship. SY 1546 (OSM long-term relationship. SY tionship. SY 2302 gle, YA*o mak, 55.65, for outdoor activities, dining LIFESTYLES travel, (single moms wal- (w!h ATTRACTIVE male, 35, 1578 (OSM ATTRACTIVE white a longterm relationship, out, looking for a friend come). SY 1424 LOOKING for the 1 am a tall Christian mak, enjoys outdoors, movies, SINCERE male 38, likes female, 29 smoker, no who enjoys conversation, and maybe a life time OSNAWA couple very tis - com- 30, romantic, likes old romantic evenings, long movies, walks, romantic dependents, enjoys sport, star -light walks, thunder- commitment. SY 2513 creat in late 20's, bi-curi- panionship of a nice, movies, music, long walks, walks, dining and dancing, dinners, looking for female summer fun, country storms and country drives. (OBIT) ous, ing for same- SY easygoing one-man looking for a friendship or seeks attractive female, 28-38 for similar interests. music, old rock, beer, SY 2602 (OSH) 5247 (OSH) woman, 28-38, myself - I'm honest, possible relationship, non- 27-37, to be treated like a BY 1574 (OSH) quiet and wild times seeks AVERAGE, 5'5', 40, white MER SNCMY YM SYSTEMS: attractive, 35, smoker/drinker. SY 1547 lady. SY 1561 (OSH) ACTIVE single mak, 35, mak, 28-15. SY 2303 female, seeks white male, single, enjoy quiet home (OSH) RESPONSIBLE hard- PROFESSIONAL male, well established tee hill established non-smoker -16- k PROFESSIONAL, female, 35-45, for down to earth Mywhvewft ft70518gf>*ymmay III & *Yu& dy working, attractive, athlet- o c - dren, likes dining, dancing, petRe also non- smoker, age is not impor- 24, enjoys reading, long walks, movies and roman- relationship, enjoys horse and bike riding and cre- BNM W&I'd, Ofd. Cokgwwd 1976.1993 ic, single mak, 31, single spontaneous type of tant, for fun and compan- tic dinners, if you have ative writing. SY 2503 NWbor #,Lull& 1476.4321 by choice at this time, seeks young lady, 25-35, woman, 28-35. SY 1562 (OSH) ionship for possible long- term relationship. Kids are similar interests, I would love to hear from you. SY (OSH) 30 year old female, blond Mlywhefe wft to 613 area code you may eCCBss SM* Yus: for friendship, possible VERY attractive, mid 40's, welcome- Fsormerly mail- 2344 . hair, brown eyes, attrac- Ki 9W area 1.0*7400 , relationship. SY 1548 (061) ' fit mhli enjoys most good things in life, is seeking box $1512, SY•'11575 '(06111al ATTRACTIVE prof6ssion- tive and well established. ew11MItl1F416ir8800de llltlyi>OSS:IOetelyYpys a female, separated, Seeks kind, sensitive, you ATTRACTIVE, blond all honest, warm, inteli- ATTRACTIVE male,. 29, loves dancing and music, good-looking, white male, OStM Wh . Ain, PKK" 1416.976.1991 male, 29, honest hard- working guy, enjoys golf- gent woman, for serious relationship, children wel- 510', brown hair, brown eyes, and a winning smile, seeks romantic male, 38- 50 with similar interests, 29-38, non-smoker, who loves to laugh. SY 2504 COWp Poll Hope 14169761991 ing, beer, country music come. SY 1563 (OSH) is honest, sincere and good sense of humor and (OSH) Maftill, WAO, SWIj(yil@ 1416476.1997 , and old rock, quiet and SINGLE male, 33, very sensitive, enjoys photog- a zest for life. SY 2306 SINGLE black female 40, wild times. Looking for successful and indepen- raphy, outdoors, romantic, LADY 52, seeks compan- 5'7', 150 tbs., attractive, MMM* 1416.9769166 independent female, same dent, likes to travel, dining dinners, quiet evenings, ion, enjoys gardening, outgoing, fun -loving and 0", Mom 1416976-M nature. SY 1549 (OSH) PROFESSIONAL, out, finer things in life, looking with that special someone. cooking, classical music affectionate, seeks male afillvo 14169767789 very for single lady, 20- SY 1576 (PIC) and cottages. SY 2306 for meaningful relation- good-looking single white 30, with similar interests. OUTGOING male 36, 6', ATTRACTIVE divorced ship. Race, colour, no bar- SlaWough 1416.9760886 male, 27, active in sports, SY 1584 (OSH) enjoys music, movies the mother of 2 33 looking rier SY 2505 (OSH) Oshawa/Whitby This Week 6 Ajax/Pli kering News Advertiser assumes no liability for the content or reply to any Srnoerely Yours advertisement The advertiser assumes complete liability for the content of. and all responses to any advertisement or recorded message and for any claims made against Oshawa/Whitby This Week as a result thereof. The advertiser agrees to indemnify and hold this publication and Metroland Community Newspapers and its employees harmless for all costs, expenses, liabilities and damages resulting from or caused by. the publicabon or recording placed by the advertiser or any reply to such advertisement. by using Since" Yours, the advertiser agrees not to leave hisiber telephone number, last name or address in his/her greeting message. Oshawa/Whitby This Week reserves the right 10 revue. restrict or cancel any advertisement or change the category in which an ad is placed. PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8,1993 AL - Pickering Toyota, now in its sixth year of sere i ng the Durham -Ze_►ion, is lookinc forward to 1994 with great optimism. New for 1994. Toyota's successful Corolla models - built in Cambridge. Ontario - are offering the purchaser more freedom in choosing options to suit their vehicle needs and budget, with a special value Corolla startine from an incredible SI2.698. For pure driving sensation, why not look at the Toyota Supra, with its new and exciting shape that is 'ready to drive off into the '90s. Pickering Toyota also offers an excellent selection of over 40 pre- owned vehicles, which the dealership fully reconditions and -This is a fim and "Pickering Toyota has a combination honest place to do of the best people business- and the best JOHN WARD prtxiuct d%ailable Sika Representative in the automotive industry." ' CHARLES PARK Business Manager A ., n In our showroom, service -and pans Z 'departments, we already have a great facility. The Toyota name speaks for itself. ,What we have done is bring_. tapthe=_ friendly -and- 4mowledgeabl - staff to -17,7 complement our fa ' 'ty and our product." DAVID HONG General Manager1. .y 1 1 : CAAS r INA offers a 30 -day warranty. The service and parts departments are second to none. Pickering Toyota is competitively priced in all basic maintenance and the customer always gets genuine Toyota replacement parts for their A'S - vehicles. "With the launch of the '94' model series, we are looking forward to an exciting year." WAYNE TURNER Sales Manager "The staff we have is well experienced, • qualified and dedicated to the customer. We are people people." CHARLENE CHARTRAND Parts Manager "'This is the largest and most modern Toyota dealership in the outskirts of Toronto. All our i mechanics and counter service staff is factory trained to best satisfy the customer." PAT BARNES Service Manager "Pickering Toyota "Pickering Toyota -it i s a "Pickering Toyota is -Professionalism is "We try is a beautiful stands for friendly combination of frieedly Pew and a $1 0 Pl— to work- As our main concern. service with a dealershipand a and courteous atmosphere and far as the vehicles are Pickering Toyota is non -pushy great place to work. It is a place where service and a people. Having lite best product in the concerned. the Toyota a nice, friendly atmosphere for �in� I:D CROWIS relationship, be. professional sales Ell name means you don't have to worry about you to do S"Rept"&*Wwl gin " 1eani." job easter" the prudmi business" GARY PLUMB LARRY SCHARFE AZHAR OURESHI LUKE SEO DARRIN KOSTKA Sales Representative Sales Representative Sates Representative Sales Representative Sales Representative "Pickering Toyota "Pickering Toyota -it i s a "Pickering Toyota is -Professionalism is "We try is a beautiful stands for friendly combination of frieedly Pew and a $1 0 Pl— to work- As our main concern. service with a dealershipand a and courteous atmosphere and far as the vehicles are Pickering Toyota is non -pushy great place to work. It is a place where service and a people. Having lite best product in the concerned. the Toyota a nice, friendly atmosphere for �in� I:D CROWIS relationship, be. professional sales business makes my name means you don't have to worry about you to do S"Rept"&*Wwl gin " 1eani." job easter" the prudmi business" GARY PLUMB LARRY SCHARFE AZHAR OURESHI LUKE SEO DARRIN KOSTKA Sales Representative Sales Representative Sates Representative Sales Representative Sales Representative c 2 at Oshawa WhirbyThis Week in't rior*8 0 s iOCTOBER Best Homes Ajax b Pickering NEWS ADVERTISER � Fn - ._fir,. :: �. . -:. ,.. .Y.�r.�•` vr.yo�;..'�'. .. :`,. . W, CEDARBROOKE] i_w - - L !�•VAL-THE fir. "=5,.. s..a se as Halminen Homes understand the importance of community and the needs of people. �'- a, O They also believe that it's the little `extra' ' ,�`► things that count, and this is illustrated in the homes and communities that they build. From the fully sodded lots, patio slab walkways and crushed limestone driveways of the all brick �El homes to the architecturally selected and coordinated exterior colours, Halminen Homes take great care in creating beautiful communities for people to live in. Inside the homes the quality continues with colonial wood trim throughout, 800 series doors, polished brass door knobs and oak stair balustrades & handrails. The kitchens are furnished with Brandom kitchen cabinets and post formed counter tops. I o IMnH Halminen Homes care about families, and it shows. To complete the Cedarbrooke community a large park area, children's playground and baseball diamond was designed and built for this splendid Courtice community. Halminen Homes are offering a `limited release' of just 30 lots in this community, ranging from $169,990 - $225,990 for 1,902sq ft. - 3,341 sq ft. homes. There is also a $10,000 lot discount available on selected lots, please ask the sales representative for full details. So be sure to make plans to visit the model homes of Cedarbrooke in Courtice now. `r 404-2186 tr Sales Office Hours: Mon. -Thur. 1 - 8 p.m., Sundav 12 - 6 u.m., Closed Fri. & Sat. 1K PAGE 2 OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERT03k OCL @. 15, IMIGEW NOYES, Oat. 9.16,1993 New MC*3nMes and Iatcrlors Rainbow Ridge wants first-time homebuyers When Lira Homes introduced the Parkwood Collection to its Rainbow Ridge community, the new home buyer was the one with reason to cel- ebrate. Not only does the purchaser get six new home designs (on a 40 - foot lot) to choose from, but the builder is also offering a $10,000 bonus in upgrades of their choice so purchasers can finish the home their way. The six new designs, including one bungalow plan, are very versatile — offering the purchaser a layout that best suits the needs and lifestyle of his family. Plenty of thought was put into the new designs. which have desirable features like the ever -popu- lar greenhouse breakfast area, main - floor family room and laundry room, master en suite with step-in oval tub. These exciting new designs range up to 2.250 square feet and are priced from an unbelievable S 1-29,990. The Parkwood Collection is also avail- able on 50 -foot lots, of which there are still some available. Closing dates for Rainbow Ridge range from immediate possession to summer of 1994. Bo,Amanville's parkside communi- ty of Rainho%v Ridge is just minutes New Home Warranty Program Fact s • Over 5,(00 builders are current- ly registered with the Ontario New Home NVarranty Program. The number of builders fluctuates with changes in the economic climate. Approximately, 2.000 builders have had registrations refused or revoked since the program started in 1976. • The program is self funding, obtaining its revenues from regis- tration, renewal and enrolment fees charged to the builders. 9 Warranty coverage costs $2 per $1,000 of the purchase price. For example, warranty coverage on a new home sold for $150,000 costs the builder $300. This costs is typi- cally charged back to the home- buyer by the builder. • The Ontario New Home Warranty Program has paid out more than $100 million in claims for houses and condominiums since its inception. Three-quarters of theses claims were paid between 1988 and 1992. east of Oshawa and many amenities are only a short distance away. Schools and the Bowmanville Mall are nearby and Hwy. 401 is just a short drive south. What makes Rainbow Ridge truly attractive is the benefit of living in a community which offers all the conveniences of living in a city while surrounded by a pleasant smalltown atmosphere. That, in fact, is the deciding factor when people buy at Rainbow Ridge. "Peace of mind -- that is what did it for us." says new homeowner Kathy, whose move -in date is just over one month away. "This is our first home and we couldn't be more pleased." Kathy says shopping for a new home took her and her family to Scarborough, at first, and they kept heading east looking for the right home. When they got to Rainbow Ridge, there wasn't a need to look any further. "It is totally relaxing," she says. "You can leave the office behind and forget all about the city." She also had plenty of praise for sales representative Indra Narine, whose sincerity helped sell the home, says Kathy. ..That is what kept us coming back — sincerity.- she says. -She repre- sents the builder. but you know that she is also representing you in help - inky you buv the home that best meets your needs." Design features of the homes of Rainbow Ridge include 800 series Colonial doors with painted Colonial trim, circular staircases, natural oak pickets and handrails, two coats of paint on all walls and trim, two color choices for broadloom and rough -ins for central vacuum system and dish- washer. Add the finifhing touches with your $10,000. Homes on 30 -foot lots are avail- able ranging up to 1,650 sq -ft. These homes feature the same luxurious features found in the bigger homes at Rainbow Ridge. To visit the newly decorated model home, just follow the signs from Liberty St. N. and Hwy. 2. Or you can call the office at 697-2000 or toll-free at 1-800-265-0153. The sales office is open Monday through Thursday from 2 to 7 p.m. and from noon to 6 p.m. on weekends and holidays. The office is closed on Fridays. 'S BEST TA E AND FASTEST SELUNG CON[ BEDROOM OEh Y THE LAKE IN [ FROM TV* CAPE Coo tff lrytNG ROOM MAS'. ER BEDROOM I I sAfsamaHoM MaC��BPm su. s� a, ;Mys DINING ROOM L -r PayElk ' )OMINIUMAJ I 9Vi ONE BEDROOM SUITE GST INCLUDED S APPLIANCES, PARKING & STORAGE LOCKER INCLUDED Swim a �'� ---- VIM C�dadal doas with t;�i tivr� TTF�kkkm and many widt wide ba mks * to ft on tk tat Uke0ntVk% O � mites from tlleA01 and GO trala r'Weatlott cffft includes WV swimrtUg pool, UmtdsCwt irVAA saunas, exerche mmand a_prarty roam JAL -1- 0y,•v�o " To quahbed buyers • Wtft bw tatt With km&W17 WV LOO -00 7•b• N IWI009 A wn AC %a Erb U• Mp1 M MELCOW ftM aN wlb 10 dMW "WAWA now. E. & 01. 0W.AwA THE WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, pet. 9 -1 S,190SOIEST NOUES, Oat. 9 -16,1903 PAGE 3 N4D,w Hoaiess a za3 Iatew14mw s Consumers'fabn*cprotectionnide to What is fabric protection? How does it work? Is it used on all fabrics, for both fashion and furnish- ings? Does it protect against all spills and stains? As fabric care products become more sophisticat- ed, consumers are asking more questions. They seek attractive, comfortable homes com- bined with a carefree lifestyle: they seek colorful, fun fashions with built-in performance: they seek sportswear and workwear that will stay clean and comfortable. And they seek answers to their fabric care questions. Those answers are provided by experts at Du Pont, makers of Teflon fabric care products. Showcasing your walls From silks to sails, from boardrooms to bedrooms, from city -slicker rainwear to skytop skiwear, there's a fabric care product to protect almost everything from almost anything. The same magic that slides the eggs out of the fry- ing pan can slide spills and stains off ski jackets, upholstery, and virtually any kind of fabric. There are basically two kinds of fabric care prod- ucts: repellents and releasers. Soil, rain, and stain repellents form a molecular shield around the fibres, making them significantly more resistant to oil and water based stains, as well as repelling dust and dry soil. These products are used in upholstery and The walls of your home should reflect the moods of the rooms, while providing an attractive and subtle backdrop. If the walls of your home are beginning to show the telltale signs of daily wear -and -tear, there are many things you can do to spruce them back up and enhance the overall look and feel of your home. Re -painting may be the time -tested way of giving a room a fresh look, but there are a number of innovative techniques which have been tried and proven — such as covering scarred walls with shirred fabrics or applying wainscotting to walls in areas likely to fall victim to the "fingerprint syndrome." In fact, all it takes to refresh your walls is a little plan- ning, imagination and a sense of practicality. Before you decide to paint, wallpaper or cover the walls in one of your rooms, take a good, close look at them first to determine what type of shape they are in. If you have panelling and intend to remove it, be prepared for what may possibly lay underneath — like large cracks or badly damaged walls. If you plan to paint, consider the effect you want to create. Painting is probably the easiest and quickest way to revitalize a room. You can do many creative things with paint, including glazing — which can give you unique patterns like flecks or streaks or even a marble - like effect. This can be done by applying glaze with a sponge or brush or applying glaze and then smudging it. A popular choice with many homeowners these days, stencilling is not terribly difficult to do and there are numerous stencil patterns to choose from. consult some decorating or "how-to" books for examples and direc- tions. You may want to practice with different color com- binations on a large piece of paper first. However, if you want to go with a very ornate and special stencil patter, it is a good idea to consult a design expert first. You may want to hire an expert to apply the stencils as well. LOOKING TO BUY A NEW HOME' LOOK IN ON .... ...... ,H.LF, ..... ..... ....:::: &.1, nit 1 ... ... en---o.rs .. .......... .. .. .. .... .. .......... .. .... ............. EVERY FRIDAY IN OSHAWA WHITBY THIS WEEK AND THE AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER rY•�f+ rrl tf rr t7tr errrt", ry••►e•,7/trr-•toe• drapery fabrics, shower curtains, and outer- wear. Soil and stain release products penetrate fibres. Activated by laundering, they allow soils and stains to be more easily released from the fabric. These products also make apparel fabrics more comfortable by increasing wickability - the ability to draw moisture away from the body and then evaporate - making clothing more comfortable. These products are used in fabrics for work- wear, sportswear and children's wear. That means that consumers don't have to worry about their clothing during active sports and messy chores. Most printed fabrics are given a soil and stain repellent finish at the mills, as the final step in fab- ric production. If you buy fabric by the yard, read the printing on the selvage to learn what type of finish has been applied. When buying a finished piece of furniture, look for a hang tag. A tag that says 'Teflon', for instance, assures you that the fabric finish has met Du Pont specifications. Many furniture retailers offer an after -treatment plan,in which the entire piece is sprayed with a fabric protector by a trained technician. This can be a valuable service. Even if the fabric has been treated, the extra treat- ment protects welting, trim, deck fabric, stitching and seams. Clothing which has been treated with either a soil/rain/stain repellent or a soil/release product will usually cam, a hang tag. In today's hectic world, people want products that make life a little easier. Their changing needs have created a whole new world of convenience and easy -care. UDEL SAI $11 cin 90C +.4L3a�-.4 G The Aklershot A $172.900 Kirgsway Forest by Durham Homes often the location and quality you've always desired. This serene and attractive community offers discerning purchasers bungalow and two storey designs packed with features such as cathedral ceilings. fantail b bay windows. spa bathrooms and garden room kitchens. All homes are situated on full-size 39' to 48' lots in a forested and open space environment. Buy now and choose your FREE OPTION! 1. The Comfort Package A complete central air conditioning system for your new home' 2. The Green Package Landscape shrubbery and an interlocking stone walkway' 3. The Convenience Package A dishwasher. central vacuum and electric garage door opener' r. -rer- re - - e . •. 1.9.11 0_%•.• eF. - I, .e.,,..- 0 07,•0*4. I . •. .INGSWAY FOREST (416) 436-5161 Exclusive Agent: VVS Red" ud. 430.3093 a( OWWA # 4 The Kiger Poral sales Centre is a Tevndfoe Rd. -- *9 ecru of Adelaide. Dartmoor A i1e3,500 1111110n. to Theft. 2 len 4 7 pn Sal. and see. Nae b S pn Prkfay •Clad Prier tend Specifications witpo to c,,.ne• wMtou, nor,[e r. -rer- re - - e . •. 1.9.11 0_%•.• eF. - I, .e.,,..- 0 07,•0*4. I . •. .INGSWAY FOREST (416) 436-5161 Exclusive Agent: VVS Red" ud. 430.3093 15,19931BE$T HOMES, Oct. 9 - 16,1993 '04 1 xylyf i'i W, PPLE , 4 L OSS .a L OSSO 01 K YOU ALWAYS PICK A WINNERWHENYOR PICK SCNICKEDANZ, VISIT THIS WEEKEND AND TAKE ADVANTAGE --OF JUICY SAVINGS ON 9 REMAINING MODELS, FROM Schickedanz i ros. Limited 'Quality builders since 1951 ' TAKES, TEAMS AND CONDMONS SMFCT TO CHANGE WRNOUT NOTICE. I.A 0.1_ UAUTED. MON - THURS: 1 - 8 PM FRI: CLOSED SAT 8 SUN: 12 - 6 PM 623-1713 WN 11v OWWA 10WMA&WW Sella 64 oto. 9 41 CmwnsL wl" No- NAY. 401 r%.,a r*7, 0147ym, F' �► v r, B • OBNAWA THE WEEK/AJAX NEONS ADVEATMA OeL II.15, IMMEST HOMES, Od. ! -1A, ISM PAGE S New >Flonraes sad Iaterlors Aspen Spn*ngs is a co mplete co unit Y Driving around Aspen Springs, you get the sense this is a vibrant, growing community. When the Kaitlin Group announced plans for this Bowmanvilte develop- ment, there was great enthusiasm. The community would eventually house approximately 10,000 people, a shop- ping centre, a park, a recreation com- plex and be the eventual site for the proposed GO Transit station. The enthusiasm didn't stop there. It is now two years later. Approximately 200 satisfied families already call Aspen Springs home. The first phase of the development is fin- ished and cleaned up and phase two is underway. If you take a drive around Aspen Springs, you will notice that construction on the community park has started and it will soon he filled with activity. "We really planned the community carefully," says Kaitlin Group's vice president Gary Daniell. "The house designs, construction techniques and service are second to none. We are inviting people to come have a look at what Aspen Springs has to offer." Aspen Springs is well suited to dif- ferent requirements in home sizes and family lifestyle. Prices start at an extremely affordable $199,990. for one of the beautiful freehold town - homes. There are also large detached homes providing 2.446 -square -feet of living space on 50 -foot lots, homes on detached 40 -foot lots and link homes on 30 -foot lots. The Kaitlin Group is also offering some great incentives. Buying a home in Aspen Springs now will get you a $5,000 grant, that can be applied toward your downpayment, and an appliance package that includes stove, refrigerator, washer, dryer and built-in dishwasher. Regardless of the size of the home however, the Kaitlin Group has taken great care and paid close attention to detail and incorporated the thoughtful designs into all home styles. Even the townhomes feature attractive arched windows, decorative brickwork, vary- ing rooflines and recessed styling that makes for a pleasant streetscape. But houses are just part of the development. The Kaitlin Group has included plans for all facets of daily life. For example, there is a commer- cial development that includes exten- sive shopping facilities. Canadian Tire has already moved in and the com- mercial mall which includes a Loblaws store is close to becoming a reality. There are schools and recre- ation facilities and land has also been allocated for a proposed GO Transit station. Then there is Kaitlin's after-sales service. When you plan a community the size of Aspen Springs, the careful planning doesn't stop once construc- tion starts. Kaitlin stresses the importance of each resident and, with that in mind, the developer has established an effi- cient after-sales service department r that keeps information op each and every home sold in the community. This attention on the part of the developer ensures the purchaser of a positive homebuying experience, which translates to excellent referrals. In fact, a large number of homes sold in Aspen Springs thus far have come about as a result of "word-of-mouth" advertising. Aspen Springs is located on 500 acres on Martin Rd. (Durham Regional Rd. 57), between Hwy. 2 and Hwy. 401. To visit Aspen Springs and see one of the decorated model homes, exit Hwy. 401 at Waverly Rd., proceed north to Martin Rd. and watch for the Aspen Springs signs. Office hours at 1 to 8 p.m. Monday to Thursday and 1 1 a.m. to 6 p.m. on ?The Aspen Forest is one of the more popular designs at Kaitlin Group's Aspen Springs develop- ment. weekends. The sales office is closed For more information on Aspen on Friday. Springs, call 623-7027 or 427-8605. LOOKING FOR YOUR... KASSINGER WILL BUILD IT CUSTOMHOIM We'll build your dream home on our spacious lots in Highland Gardens in the countryside of Courtice. Kissinger has been the leader in custom homes for nearly forty years. Visit us this weekend for details. or choose from our current inventory, ready to move in from... • $900 EXCLUSIVE_ all Fnm 41nWamll" IN COURTICE Please \Ad QZ Sales Ogoe This Weekend Flom Now 11 Sk A 4 George Fieyrlokis Drive. EExxcktsive�Awgwft Widow & FReminfl W Z PAGE 6 6smAwA THS wEEK/AJAk www ADVERTISER, w. a -is, iq9 yseslr )mES, pct. 9 - 16, 1993 ur4 q�Y FiAi AAL rl v 111A 46 FAWNAh S L rn 'lLq opr - -'I Ir."?A,' ^ S Jkik E.Xecudve HOMes On 52'& 601 Lots 9010 me- a f � ..a ♦ ^v M y i 1 1 1 � � � � � ♦ + :y 4'r -44 ,` p o FINCH ; ¢Y AVE. E. 0 °D ci cc wCL a NO � HWY.2 ¢ i 1 Y �l ► -► HWY. 401 _ a �Q NEW - -- r r - SPRUCE 2. - ELEV. 8 - $315,900 OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, -Oft 6 . IS9 I A*M HOMES; OcL 9•-.16,1903 PAGE7 PEN There's no finer community in BOWMANVILLE than Aspen Springs, the complete master planned community that over 230 familes call home. Zl MODELS UNDER X 160,000 • Famil-• Room • Fireplace • 3 NN"ashrooms • Full :Master Ensuite • Walk-in Closet • 5 .-appliances • 'Nluch, Much More! T -e K vrnuc --- CC -- FREE $5000 BUILDER'S GRANT it�Ef GST 623-7021 INCLUDED or 427-8605 C& ' MONDAY THURSDAY ' PW RPM FRIDAY G OSED WEEKENDS & HOLIDAYS i 1 AM 6P41 'Include, j'ZINNI free buildur•% LrJnl 1 utlud hula.. Lrjdc Include. ^INI.y f1 b -11W111 IMMEDIATE AND SUMMER 194 CLOSINGS AVAILABLE Townhomes from $99,990' • Singles i from $116,990' • 40' Detached from $134,990' FAM I W 1- Paa a,; • ana •^r ws omce � ..eea,on pw +n C A r IMMEDIATE AND SUMMER 194 CLOSINGS AVAILABLE Townhomes from $99,990' • Singles i from $116,990' • 40' Detached from $134,990' FAM I W 1- Paa COMPE111TION' • TLIN GROUP IS ALSO PROUD TO PRESENT TWO 60' LOT COMMUNITIES PICKERING UXBRIDGE WENDS'O;o:WS iAM &PM Nk Only 31 60' x 147' Historic Opportunity! Treed Lots on the Only 15 Minutes North Rouge River Valley of Markham Yon • Thurs ipm • 8pm $ edsIlam- Il $1899990 9 9 9 0 9 9 0 Weekends 11am 6Dm fr wi fr1lnl 2 2 9, Sna.1Sa.1 (4161852-1913 PAGE 8 OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, Oct. 6-15,19n13EsT HOMES, pct• 9.16,1993 NEW. -RELEASE NEW RELEASE ftI I T" I I oi,l ri r •Sunken Family Rooms with Cathedral Ceilings • Master Ensuites • Three Washrooms • Bay Windows •Tudor Style Turrets • Main Floor Family Rooms • Eat -in Kitchens • Lots up to 164' Deep Am G.S.T. INCLUDED from FREEHOLD TOWNHOMES ri ri.r I IL r� COL�iRY trrcNE`' ppM 3 a1�..at;FAST ,, � � � 2 gEpR tz•-o. a-3• lw o• gEpRppV1 g 1a• a. �� �. J g -p• x 11'-0• ' �F AM11-ti RSM � 4_lp• x 1"'.11 I Dti - 'G 0()tA ROOM S �. x 4 1• gr -o• x F _ i GAGE q.W x 20.w i SMING AlmA Zl 15bs s4•tt. FOR 106 1 models only - See sales representative for details. "End units dnfy: Some premiums do apply. Prices -& specifications subject to change E.& O.E. I.," MRAWO ...M71 gATH�I i) f�sS OrT _.�►--'� LAG `_i-• p1 i _- / VOGUE 7EDRppM G R U I p I W .1C- / bAA��V x 18'-9 4.0 SMING AlmA Zl 15bs s4•tt. FOR 106 1 models only - See sales representative for details. "End units dnfy: Some premiums do apply. Prices -& specifications subject to change E.& O.E. I.," MRAWO ...M71 OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, Oct. a -15, IMISEST HOMES, Oct. S -16, IM PAGE S New Hoacac><ets sad Zateriorta D'stoidP inctive townhouses at Abbeywood The Greenbaum family have been building distinctive, upscale homes for i the past three decades. This past summer, «" • `CA Whitby became part of another chapter 't',�ep f,.; in the builder's history, when The Vogue '• • y Development Group introduced freehold '►'� townhomes to its new community of .. ''�♦' ` "`• Abbeywood. .j; y. The sales have been going so well 77 that, last weekend, there was a new ~P.1 t for homes of 1,061 square feet to 1,631 release of additional units — including a''' park and there is as well a proposed new end -unit model > U Six distinctive three-bedroom freehold' president Lou Greenbaum says, "We i townhomes, featuring bay windows and «" • `CA NOL.JRAM - =':;-� :, r ' • `>' � ' � ' Tudor -style turrets, offer a variety of ele- '• • y =NL-T� vations and interior layouts. Prices start .. ''�♦' ` "`• family detached homes for sale at .j; y. at $117,990 and range up to $147,990, 77 ~P.1 t for homes of 1,061 square feet to 1,631 .�... park and there is as well a proposed square feet in size. Freehold means there parks, schools and many other commum- • ' are no condominium maintenance fees or k ; associated regulations. Servicing the site constriction within a five minute walk. - in now underway with home construe- ` ,ei•• Abbeywood. The community tion scheduled to start in November. The east of Thickson Rd., between Dryden first closings are scheduled for March i'T, located on Champlain Ave. at Thickson 1994. Rd., just one block north of Hwy. 401. The townhomes have all -brick fronts, . ft with the end units having all -brick side ends and holidays from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. • and brick and aluminum at the rear.' information, call 725-5551. Interior features include sunken family rooms with cathedral ceilings, master ensuite bathrooms, main -floor laundry rooms and eat -in kitchens. The new - Heatwood end unit, with 1,565 sq.ft. of living space, has been designed with a country kitchen and bay -windowed eat- ing area and is selling for $137,990. First-time homebuyers will be inter- ested in the "early -bird" five -appliance ' package being offered by the builder for selected models. In addition, downpay- ments are available from only $590. r T'� •� r �: r F T1 I The Vogue Development Group-� F_ F— F F r - brings high levels of design, materials -3 and workmanship to Abbeywood. The - 7 community will be comprised of 293 =- units, including 88 freehold townhomes in its first phase. The Whitby project isJ14"82`�Iotllae the first for Vogue which includes town- I 1141691 homes as part of their development. Vice president Lou Greenbaum says, "We ' intend to extend the same level of quality «" • `CA to the first phase of townhomes — and to - =':;-� :, r ' • `>' � ' � ' the whole community — as we have '• • y done in our previous projects. In fact Vogue will shortly be introducing single .. ''�♦' ` "`• family detached homes for sale at .j; y. Abbeywood." 77 ~P.1 t The community will also feature a .�... park and there is as well a proposed school site. There are already existing parks, schools and many other commum- • ' ty services and amenities nearby. A neighborhood shopping centre is under constriction within a five minute walk. - Commuters will like the location of is located ` ,ei•• Abbeywood. The community 1 east of Thickson Rd., between Dryden Blvd. and Taunton Rd. The sales office is i'T, located on Champlain Ave. at Thickson Rd., just one block north of Hwy. 401. The sales office is open Monday toCA . Thursday from 1 to 8 p.m. and on week- ends and holidays from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. • The office is closed on Fridays. For more information, call 725-5551. { ove up to ...F a Jeffery at two great communities "We build the best .... and we're proud of it Elev. A $162,900 O S. t J. - =':;-� :, r ' • `>' � ' � ' _ _ ,moi; 77 No 1 at two great communities "We build the best .... and we're proud of it Elev. A $162,900 O S. t J. I'n% tp PWWA nes WEEVAMX "ws -AovEtt R, 00, a -101t McEs ADW- ,oa. is -a a,WW New HOazCs ttaaci Ia *:4&WJors lGittle tolaches mean a lot GRAND BROOK HOMES STANDS FOR (QUALITY EverNone looks for value when buy- ing a nem home. The way a home is built certainic shoes value. But what man\- homebuyers look for is the extra little touches a builder brings to a home. Grand Brook Homes c.%cels in those special touches which make buying a new home more enjoyable. The builder brings brings a conscientious approach to its communities in its use of quality materials and workmanship. Touches like sanding all floors before installing floor coverings and full cabinets for the tub in the laundry room are part of ever,, Grand Brook home. Grand Brook Homes is now in the final phase of a development in a mature area in Whitb,,, on Andersor St., north of Dundas St. Here. you wil. find a group of homes ranging frorr 1.975 square feet to 2.3.10 sq. h . and al on 4;0400t lots. These homes feature genuine clai brick exterior walls, fully sodded lot! and man other touches which woulc be included in other builder' upgrade packages if at all. Inside. you \kill find qualir,, carpet, available in a wide assortment of col- ors. and no -wax vinyl floorine in kitchen. dinette. main bathroom and Iaundrx room. A1; staircases have oak handrails and spindles. An extra touct is the standard oval tub in the master er suite bathroom. Other qualit\ design and construc- tion touches include stippled ceilings it the living room. dining room, famil% room and bedrooms. A central vacuum s, stem is roughed in. One of the most attractive features of these Grand Brook homes is how bneht the,, are. The builder has taken great care in the sire and placement of windows to allow for maximum natural tight. It really makes a difference. Grand Brook Homes are also very energy efficient. Exterior walls are insulated to R-20 and the attic to R-32. The subdivision is also architectural- ly controlled. Home designs, materials and colors are pre -selected to ensure an elegant streetscape. It is no surprise to find out that Grand Brook Homes started out build- ing custom homes and has 30 -years experience in the home-building indus- try. Home prices start at $202,900, A ich combined with all those quality .eatures adds up to great value. There s no better time to visit a Grand Brook tome. There are only a few homes left ;nd they won't be around for long. For more information, visit the sales ffice and walk through one of the iodels. The sales office is located just ff Anderson St., just south of tanning Rd. The sales office is open londay through Friday from 4 to 8 .m. and from noon to 5 p.m. on -eekends and holidays. You can call ie sales office at 686-5153. The BrooKs Ce c ^GC C ynJ vv , f nC HCr` r' S V/' , •�,,J CA:,pI .` ,,Gni OSM WA 7HOiAlEEWAA11f1 WM ADVERUM, Ott. 6 -15,1903 ST HONES, Ott. 9 -16,1993 PAGE it- l�Tew Homes sad Iaterloars - Take care . of winter hits Now that the cooler evenings of fall are upon us, do you envision you and your loved ones curled up around a cosy hearth, enjoying the warmth of a cheerful fire? Fireplaces are a focal point of any home — especially during the fall and winter months when they tend to be used the most. However, if you have a fireplace or wood stove, make sure you use it with care. Although the number of chimney fires has dropped somewhat in recent years — largely due to improved consumer awareness — you should try to keep a watchful eye on your fireplace dur- ing use and afterwards — especially if you use it a lot. To start with, inspect your flue (and pipes if you have a wood stove) on a regular basis — at least once a year if you don't use your fireplace much. Fireplace prevention authori- ties recommend that chimneys be thoroughly cleaned once a year — preferably by a professional chimney sweep. In addition to cleaning your chim- ney, a good chimney sweep will care- fully inspect any deposits inside your chimney and should be able to give you helpful suggestions on how to reduce the buildup of creosote. The main buildup of residue in your chimney is caused by the incomplete combustion of wood in the burning process. The resulting material — which is generally tar - like in appearance — is called cre- osote. This material is highly com- bustible and, if enough of it builds up, can ignite when you burn wood in your stove or fireplace. Chimney fires can cause a great deal of damage. For instance, the mortar in your chimney can become weakened from the intense heat of the fire. And flying sparks from the chimney fire could ignite your roof or any other nearby flammable sources. If you are unsure of the state of your chimney and don't recall when it was last cleaned, ask an expert to take a closer look to tell you what's required regarding maintenance and repair. Experts say the best way to keep creosote buildup at a minimum is to only use well -dried, seasoned wood. If the wood hasn't been dried thor- oughly, it will smolder and this will result in more buildup in your chim- ney because the more smoke you cre- LOOIUNQ TO BUY A NEW HOME? LOOK IN ON "Otiles': & interiors EVERY FRIDAY IN OSHAWA WHITBY THIS WEEK AND THE MAX PICKER)NG NEWS ADVE9TISER ate, the more creosote you'll end up with. To determine how dry the wood is, inspect the end grain for cracks. You might even want to try pounding a nail into one of the ends. If it comes out visibly moist, you know the wood isn't completely dry. If you are using your fireplace or stove for heating purposes, then you'll probably want to use hard- wood. This type of wood is denser in compositions and has more energy content as a result. For "decorative" fires that are merely for aesthetics and serve no heating purpose, soft woods are fine. In fact, if you merely want to light a fire in your fireplace for decorative purposes — during the holiday sea- son for instance — you may want to consider using manufactured, pre- packaged logs which can be found in many hardware, grocery or conve- nience stores. However, if your fire is for heating purposes and you want to obtain heat quickly, you should build a small pile of loosely stacked pieces of wood in your stove or fireplace. If you want a longer -lasting fire, the wood should be stacked together more tightly. A good rule of thumb is to adjust the amount of wood you put in your stove or fireplace in accordance with the temperature outside. Fire prevention authorities suggest that you practice common sense when using your fireplace. Nothing should be hung below the mantle if you intend to use your fireplace. The hearth area should be also kept clear of objects in case of stray sparks. It's also a good idea to have a fire extinguisher nearby when operating your fireplace. In fact, it's advisable to have one in the house at all times. But make sure you're familiar with how to use it before a crisis occurs. Wood boxes should also be kept clear of the fireplace or stove unless it is actually built into the side of your fireplace. At least 1.2 metres is the recommended distance according to the fire code. It is also a good idea to empty the ash pan in your fireplace or wood stove on a regular basis. This only takes a few minutes and helps your fireplace perform at peak efficiency. If you don't have one, it only takes a few minutes to sweep out the ash. MEANS A LOT 1 CITY': Townline Northeast of King St. (Oshawa) TEMPORARY SALES OFFICE: Take 401 to Harmony -Rd. North to Beatrice, turn left and watch for City Homes. Jklibaft r w�. From E:chtisive Marketing by Anne Wisnke.rski NRS Realty One Inc. LINCOLN GREEN Sales Office Hours: Monday to Thursday 1 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday A Sunday Noon to 5:30 p.m. 436-1800 728-5639 1**.*N 1:1 1 9 COUR ICE Z %: WZ 9i� G'I;LnIIi�� - ,. r• �: .�� - � SMI _ _- �: .yrs .- ::: If ie _ r L III.ia .. Mg LEV Wit, ielSARMANDALE I &A HOMES I ��• —T OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, Oat. 0 -1 S, I MSEST HOMES, OCL 0 -16,,1!00 PAGE /3 Loi, ces A- 400 L4C 0 _ , F i LF +� LF i iF 1 F7 -J '.. L 71 r. 1� * ''The Joshua Bungalow$169,900- e., r%��1 �- fie• � �i �G:i. :ti a� � � � ` I 1 . lip -� L FIRST COME FIRST SERVED! Don't be disappointed! Call Laurie or Derek today! Call 725=6617 ��ER VqL� is h"s. to Than. TAUNTON RO. 1-6 PM Sit. & sm. STRAWBERRY 12 moos - 5 po Ckil Ftithys COURT %2.S-"17 Semi & YODEL HONES Single IF JEFFERY Detached . CC C ~moi „o.... s _ �s� r Vi build the best .... and we're proud of it"' %' y� SERs .� 'Saes, specifications, price terms & conditions are subject to change without notice. E & O.E. TAUNTON RO. STRAWBERRY COURT YODEL HONES . E S&LES CENTRE CC o „o.... s _ STORKi r0 O -A PARK AVE t ROSSLANO RD HWY 2 401 PAGE 11 OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, Oat. 6 -15,1 "3/BEST H ES, Ott 9.16,190.1 Nidw H0=7de1>♦ =L3M42 IatOrlOsss Well maintained furnishingsshow of ownership pride Proper care of upholstered furni- ture can extend the beauty and life of the furnishings, saving time and money for consumers. Well-maintained home furnishings show pride of ownership and invite compliments. Follow the tips below, from Soul Shield International, to keep your upholstered furniture looking newer. longer. — Prevent fading by placing furni- ture out of direct sunlight. Ultraviolet rays of sunlight can fade fabrics. — Rotate cushions and pillows week- ly to redistribute wear and extend the 'life of upholstered furniture. — Re -arrange the position of your upholstery to ensure equal use on all cushions. This will also help to keep your carpet from wearing unevenly. — Vacuum upholstered furniture weekly. Use a clean crevice tool extension to lift out dust and food particles from seams and between cushions. This will also help to keep your carpet from wearing unevenly. Keep newspapers away from ,upholstered furniture. The ink can transfer onto the fabric. — Prevent indigo dyes from transfer- ring to light-colored upholstery by cautioning family members and guests with new blue jeans to use caution when sitting on the uphol- stery. — Discourage pets from sitting on or rubbing against upholstered furni- ture. Pet hair and body oil transfers easily to fabrics, causing general soiling. — Choose appropriate fabrics for upholstered furniture by the amount of wear they will receive every day. — Blot spills immediately with a clean. white cloth. If the spill is solid or semi-solid (like peanut but- ter or jelly) remove the excess by gently lifting it with a dull knife. The longer spills are allowed to remain, the more difficult they are to remove. — Always use recommended uphol- stery cleaning products. Never use general household cleaning products as some may contain bleach and abrasive cleaners. — If you find a stain on your uphol- stered furniture, always pre-test uphol- stery cleaning products on an incon- spicuous area of the furniture before using the product on the stain. te The gas are closing . at er. uttlllo• tints >'it �r s a !w M c�! Buy the right location while there's still time. Chelsea Gardens is an established Oshawa community with all the advantages of city life. VISIT OL'R MODELS Semis from $115,000 Links from $130,900 CITY HOMES Exclusive Marketing - Anne Wisniewski 436-1800 .046 i } 11 . '��"i""-�,_ - •� :�.y3. � •..�'�' � .i? a mow_ _ ._— — _....... ................. _ _. .- :.=.... , r�. •; I:.:L.. :.a:. '.°=:3c: -:::MFS :.;. .��... Ir..: r' isc._::tl�'-:...iw•.:ir.:ie�.'c. �•; . � � , ,{:I '�'rIMt{,,,�•�:;,��, �i �� uun Ili . • Al, 1 . 1 1 i - � •',,. �. • '' �'1 i 0,111 11111J11111111111 uIII11Wtl .��III II�I�I�I!IIa�i�lallllllllllY�I�I, TAUNTON RD, BEATRICE E ER R O cc ROSSLAND '- cc 401 cc d C� I f :...*= THE VICTORIA - 2482 SQ. FT. $189.990- U reloo ' g or the Best Value... Look East. To Hahninen's Deta e 7 -Brief Homes on 50' Lots in Courtice ONLY 20 MIN. FROM SCARBOROUGH 4N 404-2186 Sales Office Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 1 - 8 p.m., Sunday 12 - 6 p.m., Closed Fri. & Sat. .40 GST INCLUDED FOR 1902 SQ. FT. • New Designs •All -Clay Brick • Colonial Trim Package • Great Location in Mature Area • Furnished Model Home Prices and specifications are subject to change without notice. E. & O. E.• Available on selected lots. _ _ _ - _ _ - ..... _ . _ ..... .......... OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER. Oct. 6 -16, t 99&SEST HOMES, Oet. 9 -16,1903 PAGE 15 New Hoatraes aa -c2 Znterlors Preparingour Y home for Old Man Winter The falling leaves begin to drift by your window. You know it is time to get ready for the months ahead because winter isn't far away. With that in mind, here are a few tips on how to pre- pare your home for the arrival of Old Man Winter: ])Those lovely leaves in a storm of color are certainly beautiful to look at, but not when they are all over your lawn. Leaf clean-up can be a cinch with the tubular plastic frames which hold any standard 30 -gallon trash bag. When you have finished raking up the leaves or the bag is full, simply close the bag and lift the light plastic tube. These frames are easy to store and can be covered by a standard garbage can lid. 2) When this time of year arrives, do you agonize over where you will store your patio furniture, gas barbecue and even the bikes. You can solve storage problems of oversize items with heavy-duty vinyl and plastic cov- ers. There are a variety of sizes and shapes available which will keep outdoor furniture and other items clean and secure all year, and especially in winter. 3) Fall means moist ground and muddy spots. So, when it is time to come in from working in the yard, the whole family will appreciate a "brush mat." A piece of coarse outdoor carpet is ideal for brushing off dirt and mud from the bottom and sides of shoes. 4) But it is not only the outside of your home which needs preparation for the colder climate. Indoors, the biggest battle homeowners face is the heating bill. Energy experts agree that the biggest source of heat loss in the home is through the windows. Check the weatherstripping around your windows for cracks or decay. "Solar curtains" — sheets of transparent polyethylene plastic — help retain heat and you pocket the savings. 5) Another way to reduce home heating bills is to make sure the heat is going where it is needed most. Air deflectors and vent extenders are two products avail- able on the market which help in this battle. Air deflec- tors direct air flow from the floor duct into the centre of the room. Vent extensions are especially useful in places where a heating vent is covered by furniture or draperies. 6) Drafts creep under doors, too. Old Man Winter's attempts at getting into the home can be foiled with new weatherstripping. This flexible, water -proof vinyl seal is usually 1 1/2 to 2 inches wide and 36 inches long, which can be cut to fit any size door. Position it so that it makes contact with the floor surface to close out drafts. 7) We all know, especially those of us which don't have central air conditioning systems, and appreciate the benefits of a window air conditioner during the hot, humid days of summer. During the winter however, window air conditioners can be sources of chilling drafts. Smart homeowners use air -conditioner covers — indoors and out — to provide protection from win- ter's blasts. Winterizing, organizing or making simple home improvements are easy when using the wide range of products available at your hardware or home improve- ments store. Technology adds value to home From the comfort of an easy chair, a homeowner has the world at the touch of a button. Through the wonder of modem technology, we can control tele- visions, VCRs and our sound systems without getting up from our chairs. But remote controls allows us to control other comfort fea- tures of our homes — like gas fireplaces, for example. Remote controls are only a selling feature. Fireplaces add Fireplace inserts come in a range of sizes to fit most f re- place openings. For added convenience, a remote control can regulate gas -fueled units from the comfort of an easy chair. comfort and value to a home. Wood-buming or gas -fueled fireplace systems can be fitted in just about any home. "By applying technology, we have dramatically improved the efficiency of (wood -burning) stoves and fireplaces and have made it easy and inexpensive to install in any room," say - Dennis Dillon, president of fireplace manufacturer Vermont Castings. Technology also allows the homeowner to improve the effi- ciency of an open fireplace. Recent studies have document- ed the extreme inefficiency of open fireplaces. They exhaust huge quantities of air up the flue, resulting in drafts that pull additional heat out of the home. These studies state the efficien- cy of open fireplaces is only ive or six per cent. The homeowner can dramat- ically increase the efficiency of an existing open fireplace by installing a gas -fuelled fire- place- Gas -fueled fireplace inserts offer added efficiency and the convenience of acces- sories like a remote control. Installing a fireplace also increases the value of the home. A recent article printed in Remodeling magazine says a fireplace can return as much as 140 per cent of the homeown- er's investment. Window coverings add a touch of elegance to home There are many things that put the right finish- ing touch to a home. Among the biggest, in terms of size and financial investment, is win- dow coverings. With the multitude of styles and fabrics now available to the consumer, it's easy to transform a home without too great an effort. Over the years, home decorators have graduat- ed from having options in drapery styles, to blinds that include aluminum, vinyl and assort- ed fabrics. And changes are continuing. Blinds, in exciting styles are available from such manufacturers. Two among the latest offerings from Hunterpouglas are Duette, and Silhouette. Duette honeycomb shades will spice up any window. The patented honeycomb construction combines the luxury of soft fabric with remark- able strength and superior performance. These come in a seemingly limitless range of colors, and provide energy -efficiency by trap- ping air between the honeycomb design, which acts as an insulator. Duette has no visible cords, holes or seams. Another new design by Hunterpouglas. Silhouette, is an attention -grabbing covering that, while offering privacy: does not block ou= light. Silhouette has a fine sheer at the front and the back, with a fabric slat sandwiched between the two. It is blinds and sheers combined. The result. when closed, is that the room is submerged in a soft glow, the shade of the fab- ric slat. When open, there is a subdued, opalescent translucency. As well, Silhouette shades have no support cords to detract from the distinctive look. And the mounting hardware is designed to enhance the total look. Both these Hunterpouglas designs are avail- able at local Durham dealers, and are a sign of still more to come. Where do you find the best deals in new homes? In New Homes & Interiors, which has a pressrun of 200,000 copies every two weeks. To advertise in New Homes & Interiors call 579-4400 Al PAGE 16 OSHAWA THIS WEMAJAX AWS ADVERTISM OeL 9.15,1903ABEST y W3, OCL 9.Ilk 1954 -- 01Big •1110 1 K9 Believe it! was; This is the chance i1 of a lifetime! \` M i - , • R y y «� it 93 is • I. • .�- ---- Imo;_ _ :�( - �.�'� -��. . • , • , , • � _ - _ - - - fes.= � ,`..t4 � �. ' �; — W Ci < a ~ O i.i coNceasrorr _ A,JAII OiNAwA Y? wINT•11 :ow;' oma• 2 WCONCEtiilal n - E CHOICE BUILDER" etached above ground. - 70 MIN. FROM TOPAWO 401 East to Liberty St. and Lilac 1,200 sq. It. e salesperson for details. go 5 km north to Freeland St, JElev, B) $116,990 Limned quantities Illustrations are artist s concepts. prices and specs are correct at press time and subject to thong& without notice E & O.E. Illustration shown not offered at strting price. Imp 0 • • Im U., I 1 ■ 11 11 •