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Food drive a success
AJAX-PICKERING - It was a happy Thanksgiving
indeed for clients of the Ajax -Pickering Food Bank.
Generous residents ensured donations poured in over
the holiday weekend. leaving the food hank warehouse
bulging at the seams. "We're loaded: it's really wonder-
ful;' reports food bank coordinator Ginny Butler. "it was
the biggest drive ever."
Wean volunteers were still sorting food Tuesday mom-
ing. "Weight wise, we haven't got a clue' about the
amount of food donated. "The bins are full, the shelves are
full, the floor is full. We're still scoring. We're very tired
but happy."
She credits the successful drive to "the public's increas-
ing awareness" of the number of local people needing help
to put food on the table. Between 40 and 60 families tum
to the fool hank at St. Paul's on -the -hill Anglican Church
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Missing
Saints go marching on
Paul Dwyer Saints' James Price tries to avoid Dunbarton High School Spartans tackler Gerry
Tsachotf in LOSSA senior boys' football action at the Oshawa Civic Stadium on Friday. The
Saints of Oshawa marched to a 22-7 win over the Pickering -based photo s who Waiter erred their
second Joss of the season.
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Couple sInt on deficit
reduction
This is the latest in a series of stories on 'Real
Peopk' and their views on the issues leading up to eal
people
the federal election. The News Advertiser will track
throughout the campaign some Ontario Riding voters
who were undecided when the campaign began.
By AL RIVEIT job of reducing the federal deficit, says Caroline
sort Reposer Gainey of Whitby.
AJAX-PICKERING - The Progressive Conserva-
tives under leader Kim Campbell would do the best See REAL—Page AS
woman's
family
' praying
for happy
ending
AJAX - The tamily of a
missing Ajax woman contin-
ues to '-grasp at straws' and is
placing hope on a store
employee who may have secn
her the day she disappeared.
..We're
still trying
to verify
it," Albert
Gernottine
says of a
report that r
a n
employee
at Hy &
Zel' s in i re Swdlirte
Scarbor-
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saw his daughter Charlene on
Sunday, Oct. 3.
Durham Regional Police
are "actively investigating"
the report, but say there are
no new leads' in their search,
according to Det. Steve Illing.
Meanwhile, family and
friends of Miss Gemottine
continue to distribute posters
of the 22 -year-old and the
maroon 1988 Plymouth
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FROM PAGE Al (at home) I get nervous and upset.
Voyageur minivan she was driving I try to get my mind off what may
when she left her Makin Cres. have happened, though I'm trying
home around 2:30 p.m. to be as realistic as possible. I'm
"It happened in broad day- trying to think the best things, but
light," Mr. Gemottine notes. it always goes to the worst.
"Someone, somewhere has to have "In all the years we've had our
seen something." daughter, we've never once had to
This past weekend, Mr. Gemot- phone a whole lot of places to find
tine searched the Warden Woods her ... She always let us know
area with the fathers of missing where she was. She locks every-
women Julie Stanton of Pickering thing and is very safety -conscious.
and Elizabeth Bain of Scarbor-
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Town's`Fr'iday`c . losures frustrate Pickering residents
By JUDI BOBBM
Staff Reporter
PICKERING - A steady stream of disap-
pointed residents showed up at closed Town
facilities Friday, unaware services had shut
down because of the provincial social contract
Despite advance notice by the Town, peo-
ple tried to pay taxes and pick up documents at
the civic complex, use the library and visit the
recreation complex. Garbage was left at curbs
even though pick-up was cancelled, and about
200 students who rely on Town buses to travel
to Pine Ridge Secondary School were absent
from classes.
The first day of several planned shutdowns
was made more confusing because automated
sliding doors at the central library were operat-
ing, allowing residents to enter the library
foyer to the sound of burglar alarms.
Pickering firefighters, alerted by the News
Advertiser, locked the library doors around
noon. The firefighters, crossing guards and a
-'tf it saves money, you gotta do what
you gotta do.' -- Bruce Voycey
skeleton public works crew were the only
Town employees on the job.
Brett Shepherd and Greg Davis showed up
at the civic complex to deliver a truckload of
Bell Canada telephone directories. The two
W stacked several of 16 bundles of books on
the curb before leaming they'd have to re -load
them into the truck and come back another
day.
"That's a problem. we have to have these
delivered by Tuesday," said N1r. Shepherd.
Georgia Tsamis was annoyed to find the
library closed. "They did tell us last week. I
just forgot. I had some research to do for my
company."
Lesley Kirby had also planned to visit the
library. "I think it's a reasonably fair way of
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saving money;' she said after being told why
the building was closed. "I wish I'd known
before I got here."
Bruce Voycey tried to pick up documents at
the civic complex. "It just dawned on me: I for-
got," he said after trying the complex doors. "If
it saves money, you gotta do what you gotta
do.'
A tax hill sent Dan Chalmers to the civic
complex, payTncnt in hand. "I guess they don't
get my house taxes;' he shrugged. "It's pretty
inconvenient. As late as I am, it's more days'
penalty.'.
University student Nuala Edie was one of
several people who walked into the unlocked
library fo)cr to hear alarms anti pec l(kkcd
sates barring the way to ht)ok UCk, .. _t.n't
aware rbcs was happening. I wanted to do some
research. It's very 6vstratirtg."
Gary Fuselh went to the library in search of
information on holiday weekend activities.
"Phis is my first time coming over here. I'm
kind of annoyed."
And Liz Meggeson, who left her garbage at
the roadside before driving to the library from
north Pickering, said she was "really ticked off.
I always come on a Friday to use the library. I
guess I better go home now and take my
garbage back in."
At the recreation complex, motorists regu-
larly drove into the deserted parking lot, circled
and exited as they realized the building was
closed.
Town services will also be cancelled on
Nov. 11, Dec. 24 and Dec. 31 of this year to
allow staff to take days off without pay. The
closures will save the Town 555,000 in payroll
costs a day, as demanded by the social con -
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by the provincial Interim Waste Authority.
Details of a compensation package that
could cost the government millions of dol-
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IWA is searching for a dump in each of the
Regions of Durham, York and Peel and is
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Christmas spirit
strikes early
We're dreaming of a white...
...Excuse us for getting into the Christmas spirit a little early. But, it's
all your fault.
Yes, vou, the kind and generous people of Ajax and Pickering are to
blame for the good feeling we have in our hearts. You're the rection our
less fortunate neighbors have a full feeling in their bellies.
You thoughtful, helpful souls gave and gave and gave to the Ajax -
Pickering Food Bank's Thanksgiving drive as if it were Christmas. Dorta-
tions of food poured in over the holiday weekend, leaving the food bank's
warehouse bulging at the seams.
...We're loaded; it's really wonderful," reports Ginny Butler, coordina-
tor of the food bank which operates out of St. Paul's -on -the -hill Anglican
Church in Pickering. "It was the biggest drive ever."
Weary volunteers were still sorting food Tuesday moming. "The bins
are full, the shelves are full, the floor is full. We're still sorting. We're
very tired but happy."
The people who made donations this past weekend "have been mar-
velous. they've been wonderful," says Ms. Butler.
"They've just opened their hearts and their pocketbooks. They've
come through for us once again."
In fact, the food bank now expecLs to have enough supplies to last until
Christmas, although Ms. Butler points out the need for donations will be
ongoing.
So will be the appreciation of the dozens of families who turn to the
food bank for help every week.
They'll be giving thanks long after we fortunate people finish off our
last turkey sandwich, our final turke} casserole, our very last bowl of
turkes soup. For our less fortunate neighbors will have a leftover feeling
of gratitude for a long time to come.
Thank you, kind and generous people of Ajar and Pickering. You're
the best.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Rural library branches vital to outlying residents
To the editor,
The following is a copy of a let-
ter sent to councillors Enrico
Pistritto and Rick Johnson.
I am very surprised to learn that
the outlying rural communities in
Pickering are receiving Town -
funded garbage pick up. This is
certainly positive as these Waal res-
idents have been subsidizing (in
taxes) garbage disposal for our
"southern" neighbors for years.
However, I have also learned
that there is serious consideration
to close some or all of the rural
library branches.
It appears that while we may be,
at last, gaining a long overdue enti-
tlement we are also about to lose
another service that residents of the
immediate Pickering area can take
PUD
for granted.
I take exception to this give -
take philosophy, to the apparent
lack of importance attached to
library access and to your lack of
recognition for the great efforts
these Waal communities have made
to foster personal and community
responsibility to reduce garbage
through recycling, composting and
careful consumer habits.
I invite you to take a closer look
at some of the small rural commu-
nities of Pickering to see how the
residents have coped without the
service of Pickering garbage pick
up. I believe that some could serve
as a model for the `90s in terms of
environmental consciousness.
I also ask that you recall the
adverse publicity our MP Rene
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Soetens received recently for his
position on the repeal of GST on
books, particularly his comment
that he had not read a book since
being elected to office. Most of us
recognize the importance of educa-
tion; how education certainly
empowers the individual and
through the individual the commu-
nity and the country. To be educat-
ed one must have access to infor-
mation.
As one "learns to learn" one
must have the means to do so and
not be frustrated when the need
and motivation to learn is there.
The Pickering Central Library is
not readily accessible to rural com-
munities. It is not within walking
distance nor is public transporta-
tion available. Our branch libraries
serve a critical need and should
continue to be a service available
to the rural communities as the
Central Library is readily accessi-
ble to the rest of the community.
The cost of maintaining the
branch libraries is small compared
to the cost of an uneducated popu-
lace. Certainly the cost of garbage
pick up as it is presently practiced
is dear especially in light of the
threat of more garbage dumps for
this area
I do not believe that rural Pick-
ering residents receive services
equitable to those of the rest of the
community and I strongly object to
the apparent trade-off of garbage
pick up for library accessibility.
Ronald E. Dawe,
Whitevale
by Steve Nease
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FROM PAGE Al
"If I had to
choose
between the Conservatives,
Liberals, Reform of
NDP, I
would have to
"The Liberals would
choose the Conser-
es.,ary things. ('.yew
vatives," says Mrs.
''^"
Gainey, a married
debt, and the
mother of one cur-
leader) Audrey
ondary School in Pickering,
who's voting in his first-ever
election.
"I agree with Campbell's
ideas for cutting the deficit.
(Bloc Quebecois
leader Lucien)
:i Bouchard talked in
the debates about
cutting government
rently on maternity
deficit, Mrs. Gainey
fat and cutting
leave from teaching.
-
down on the unnec-
"The Liberals would
�`,�r�
es.,ary things. ('.yew
put us farther in
''^"
Democratic Party
debt, and the
:
leader) Audrey
Reform would deal
Alice Kyle
McLaughlin had a
with the deficit at
may not require these types of
good point about
the expense of social
- -
abolishing the Sen -
programs. The
emment to tackle the deficit
ate in order to save
Reform Pavy might
The Liberal plan of getting
money," he says.
eliminate some of
j
Mr. McDonald
the debt at the
paying down the deficit
feels social pro -
expense of a lot of
government is supposed to be
grams may have to
people."
"'They need to get the peo-
be sacrificed to
Her husband
think social programs are that
some extent to bring
Chris, a Durham
16.lil
down the mounting
Region high school
Ke-,: %I.Do-ad
deficit. He also
1, d
deficit.
f I .
teac er isagrees.
He feels the Reform
Party would best
deal with the debt.
But, like his wife, he
believes Reformers
can't be trusted to
keep social pro-
graintact-
As for how to
ee s every attempt
should be made to
deal with govern-
ment waste and
Inefficiency.
"We're all going
through hard eco-
nomic times and
we're going to have
to arc l t that we
Caroline Gainey `p g
best to cut the might have to et
deficit, Mrs. Gainey
by with less, maybe
feels the government
even social pro -
should do away with
grams. In my gener-
services that overlap
ation, we're going
with the provinces.
to have to sacrifice
Further, she feels the a lot."
elected government +9�WAW £ He giving money
should eliminate iiP
to other countries
grants and tax
will also have to
breaks to larger Chris Gainey slow down. "It's
businesses which
important, but you
may not require these types of
can't fix the world until you
assistance programs.
fix your own problems at
Mr. Gainey wants the gov-
home."
emment to tackle the deficit
D
head-on.
The Liberal plan of getting
"I would abolish the Sen-
people back to work, creating
ate; wipe these guys off. I
more taxpayers, and gradually
would have a moratorium on
paying down the deficit
government advertising. The
appeals to senior citizen Alice
government is supposed to be
Kyle.
the biggest advertiser in the
"'They need to get the peo-
country. Just scrap it. I don't
ple back to work and fast,"
think social programs are that
says Mrs. Kyle, a 77 -year-old
big a chunk of the spending. I
Ajax resident who is uncom-
would also eliminate all the
fortable with the other par -
government literature they
ties' ways of dealing with the
send to us. Just leave that
deficit.
stuff out. And, tighten up
She feels Reformers,
unemployment insurance."
although they may be able to
:3 :3 :11
eliminate the deficit, would
Pickering student Kent
be going "too far, too fast"
McDonald finds something
with their deficit slashing,
appealing with every parties'
throwing the economic recov-
plans on deficit reduction.
ery into a tailspin.
However, he isn't comfort-
Mrs. Kyle feels the gov-
able with the parties' esti-
ernment should be eliminat-
mates of how long it will take
ing road blocks to businesses.
to wipe out the deficit.
"I think if they took away the
"It's gotta be a long-term
GST, that would help stimu-
solution," says Mr. Mc Don-
late business. But, they
ald, an 18 -year-old Grade 12
should be making some jobs
student at Pine Ridge Sec-
getting people back to work."
Lick's patrons like Grits
... political kind, thatis
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customers
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"It's working so well, the Reformers phone us every day for
don't want 3rd
the results," says Rod Lawrence, owner of Pickering Lick's.
helping PCs
Votes are tabulated by the chain's head office daily and results
of
arc released in percentages.
erne lam
The latest statistics show the Liberals have 32 per cent of the
vote, with the Reform Party at 28 per cent. The Progressive Con-
SCARBOROUGH
servatives have 26 per cent and the New Democrats 14 per cent
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say candidates
AJAX-PICKERING - Tackling
the deficit is uppermost in the minds
of many Canadians.
Ontario Riding candidates in the fed
Oct. 25 eral election have
numerous plans for reducing the
country's ever-increasing debt.
Their proposals are presented
below, in alphabetical order by
Party name.
J The Green Party plans to
"legislate against governments
going into debt," according to can-
didate Scott Laycox, who believes
the present deficit "should be amor-
tized within a strict time frame with-
out sacrificing any priority social
programs." He's opposed to the
North American Free Trade Agree-
ment and the "general global econo-
my concept (because it) weakens
our control over our economy in
general.- He believes savings can
be achieved by rolling federal and
provincial social assistance pro-
grams "into one guaranteed income
supplement plan, thus making sure
no one fives in poverty." He propos-
es to "streamline" government and
to "eliminate waste" by scrapping a
plan to purchase helicopters and
cutting numerous subsidies, includ-
ing the promotion of nuclear power.
J Because the deficit is "inextri-
cably tied to jobs," Independent
candidate Doug Andersort says pb
creation is "key" to deficit reduc-
tion. "Every one per cent of unem-
ployment costs the government $2
billion," he notes. Reducing the
number of jobless would therefore
"take a huge dent fight off the top"
of the deficit. He proposes to "ease
up on loan arrangements" to small
businesses, where he believes jobs
must be created. Mr. Anderson
thinks money can also be saved by
forcing the government to nun more
efficiently, following the example
of "massive restructuring" at busi-
nesses.
a The deficit can't be dealt with
in isolation, but has to be considered
along with taxes and unemploy-
ment, says Liberal Party candidate
Dan McTeague. To help reduce the
deficit, policies have to be put in
place to make the economy grow,
such as getting people back to work,
making it easier for small bi*iess-
es to get funding and allocating
more money to research and devel-
opment, he says. To cut the deficit,
the Liberals pian to cancel the 55.8 -
billion helicopter purchase, reduce
defence spending, slash $400 mil-
lion from the $4.1 billion spent on
consulting and trim $10 million
frau the budgets of the Prime Min-
ister's Office and cabinet ministers'
offices. Within three years of being
in of r, the deficit would be cart to
three per cent of the country's gross
domestic product, down from the
currant 52 per cent.
O The libertarian Party believes
in "fiscal responsibility by individu-
als and government," says candidate
George KozaroIT The party would
deaease government spending and
create a `vibrant economy" through
five trade. That would lead to less
debt and less taxes, he says.
'There's only one way I know to
get out of debt and that's pay your
bills and don't use credit."
J The National Party of Canada
would fire Bank of Canada gover-
nor John Crow and replace him with
"an economist who better under-
stands the levers of the economy,"
says candidate Robert McMenemy.
The party would cancel free trade,
stop NAFTA, and implement "tax
reform that's just and fair for all."
The GST would be tossed out, and
real interest rates, the difference
between the rate of inflation and the
cosi of borrowing money, would be
lowered. "That's really hurting busi-
ness."
J "We have to rebuild our
economy. That will help us get rid
of the deficit," says New Democrat-
ic Party candidate Lynn Jacklin.
Putting people back to work and
making the tax system fairer are
among the party's deficit reduction
plan. "Unless we get people back to
work, it's going to be a great drain
on the deficit," she says. An
employment plan would create
100,000 jobs fixing infrastructure
and 70,000 day care jobs. And,
200,000 positions would be created
by making funds available to busi-
ness. Imposing a minimum corpo-
rate tax and closing tax loopholes
will also bring in more money for
the government, Ms. Jacklin adds.
J The Progressive Conserva-
tives promise "no real growth" in
government expenditures, says
incumbent NIP Rene Soctens. The
Tones will focus on chopping gov-
ernment costs rather than programs,
he says. The PCs will boost the
economy by removing regulations
that hinder business investment;
keep interest rates and inflation low;
and will examine the way provincial
and federal programs are managed
to save money.
J The Reform Party promises
to balance the deficit within three
years or call an election. According
to candidate Don Sullivan, it would
slash the salaries, pensions and
perm of MPs; eliminate funding to
Crown corporations which are los-
ing money; decrease subsidies to
businesses and special interest
groups which don't serve the public;
and "gradually decline" the pen-
sions of sixties receiving an annual
income of more than $54,000. It
plans to "restructure social pro-
grams," include disallowing social
assistance to a member of a family
earning $54,000 and cueing welfare
fraud. It would also reduce the "arae
of governme t7 through the elimi-
nation of such dep mu ne is as multi-
culturalism. "We want people to
remember their heritage, but on a
volunteer basis" similar to such
agencies as the Canadian Cancer
Society. Mr. Sullivan explains. The
party would maintain or increase
transfer payments to provinces for
health care and education, and
increase spending on the justice Sys-
tem. When savings were achieved,
it would "gradually eliminate" the
GST and replace it with a `flat tax."
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Natural Law Party; Val Hache,
Party for the Commonwealth of
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boundaries were redrawn, Uxbridge became part of Durham Riding
and Ontario Riding took on its present shape, including Ajax, Picker-
ing and part of Whitby. It's now the third largest riding by popula-
tion in the country, with almost 200,000 residents.
In the November, 1988 election, Rene Soetens replaced the retir-
ing Mr. Fennell as the Tory candidate and beat off four challengers,
including former Liberal cabinet minister John Roberts.
Mr. Soetens finished with 34,871 votes, to Mr. Roberts' 23,037.
NDP candidate Jim Wiseman won the support of 12,681 people, Lib-
ertarian D'Arcy Cain got 486 votes and Party for the Commonwealth
of Canada candidate Val Hache 146.
AJAX-PICKERING - Ten candidates are trying to do in the Oct.
25 federal election something that hasn't been done in Ontario Rid-
ing since the 1970s — beat the Progressive Conservatives.
When then Tory leader Joe Clark formed a minority government
in 1979, ending 11 years of Liberal government under Pierre
Trudeau, Scott Fennell captured the riding for the PCs.
Mr. Fennell's win also ended an 11 -year run as Ontario Riding
MP for Liberal Norm Cafik. Mr. Fennell picked up 22,528 votes,
while Mr. Cafik, then the minister of multiculturalism, grabbed
15,643.
New Democratic Party candidate Geoff Rison was making the
first of three runs at becoming
a Member of Parliament and
gathered 11,500 votes. Liber-
tarian Rolf Posma got the sup-
port of 158 people and Marx-
ist-Leninist candidate Dawn
Carrell took 71 votes.
Mr. Cafik was first elected
MP in 1968, riding the
Trudeaumania wave that swept
the country.
He held on to the riding in
1972 when the Liberals formed
a minority government and '74
when the Grits won a majority.
The big issue in '74 was wage
and price controls, which the
Tories under Robert Stanfield
favored and the Liberals
opposed.
Mr. Cafik beat Tory Joyce
Bowerman and NDP candidate
Bill Lishman.
In February, 1980, when the
Liberals swept back into
power, Mr. Fennell turned back
a challenge by Grit candidate
and then Pickering regional
councillor Doug Dickerson.
Mr. Fennell picked up 19,94.1
votes to Mr. Dickerson's
15,536.
Mr. Rison finished third
again with 12,820, while
Rhinoceros candidate Jean
Claude Strannan picked up 314
votes. Mr. Posma and Ms. Car-
rell both finished well back.
It was a three -horse race in
September, 1984, when Mr.
Fennell, riding the popularity
Brian Mulroney's PCs, won
going away, picking up 34,264
votes, easily topping Liberal
candidate and Durham Region
chairman Gary HerremaIs
13,785. Once again, Mr. Rison
finished third, this time with
12,134.
Until the mid-1980s,
Ontario Riding included Pick-
ering, Ajax, Whitby and
Uxbridge. When the electoral
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m Pickering every week "We
haven't slowed down," says
Ms. Butler of the demand.
The food bank now expects
to have enough supplies to last
until Christmas, although Ms.
Butler paints out the need for
donations will be ongoing. The
people; who made donations this
weekend "have been mar-
velous: they've been wonder-
ful,' She says-
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ays.' They've just opened their
hearts and their pocketbooks.
They've come through for V
once again. We owe a load of
thanks to the volunteers who
gave of part of their holiday. A
list of thank-yous wt1 i take a
week to print up."
Childbirth choices
seminar offered
PI( KERING - Expecting par-
ents or couples planning a pregnan-
cv arc lrvned to a free seminar in
Pickerrnt this month.
The :Ihildbirth Education 1Asso-
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Choice tr Childbirth Monday, Oct
1S at tht Pickcnng Centra. -ibran ,
Onc Tht c.splawdc. trow - to 9:_44')
pm.
Speaxers will give information
on Oren; Li care options. choosing a
phystctart-zttdwtle. and developing
a birtt gran. The association says
there art niany options a%acable to
couple, curing pregnane,, labor,
birth am the post-parturr. period.
The philosophy of the association is
to suppt" irecdom of shotes; based
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PICKERING - Three provincial cabinet minis-
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airport lands in Pickering.
During a press conference organized by a citi-
zens' coalition fighting the sale, Ottawa Was cTiti-
cized by minister of municipal affairs Ed Philip.
minister of agriculture and food Elmer Buchanan
and minister of natural resources Howard Harrp-
ton.
Mr. Philip threatened to "use my powers under
provincial law to prevent urban sprawl and further
threats to farming and green space in this region."
'We could have families on those
lands living in boxes. They could
be turfed out.'- Jim Wiseman
Ottawa is selling off 5.100 acres of expropriat-
ed property decLurd surplus to any future airport
here. Pickering Town council, at the urging of res-
idents, has opposed the sale process until the
impact on the community has been studied. Other
levels of government have been given first offK)r-
tunity to buy the surplus property, while tenants
living on the lands arc second in fine.
In earfier interviews, Ontario Riding MP Rcne
Soetens has said Queen's Park had six years to
participate in the land -sale process, and all provin.
tial concerns were addressed.
The upcoming federal election has nothing to
do with recent provincial criticisms on the issue.
maintains Durham West MPP Jim Wiseman. "It
has everything to do with the fact that on Boxing
Day, we could have families on those lands living
in boxes. They could be turfed out."
More Than Solid Wood Furniture
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Although the Solid Wocx: Bc, an,: TaNe Co has been in
business for years. it is only recently that they decided to
expand into upholstered fumshings
Their past customers ha%c enjo%ed solid wood furnishings
for many years. Tables. bids. chairs or chests made from solid
wood have the advantage of strength and twaut%.
The new upholstered furniture is selected w i:� past clientele
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and designs that you choose
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when the% sec what this store has ni offer
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customers know about this expansicm and w make a name for
themselves Because of this. the upholstered lurn;twe is
priced very competanely
Just as the fabrics for the uphoistered fumishings can be
individually selected, so, the wood furniture can be made to
Perfect measure.
Solid wood has the largest selection of solid wood coffee &
end tables in this part of the country made from oak. pine.
chem. birch and maple custom made to fit that particular
nook in the living room. family room or den.
Wall units, entertainment units and storage systems is a fast
growing segment of Solid wood's business They hose
proven designs that work %en wen: for their customers. But
it's the other units the% make that sets diem apart from regular
lumnure store. the ones they build to customer spec that
can't he found out there or can he found but made out of
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51.200 teleisions and S2,01N1 stereos in cheap look, :c
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Some people fear that solid wood may he out of their
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have a solid oak coffee table that should last long enough to
become part of the family.
Unlike some stores, the Solid wood Bed and Table Co use,
its owr, delivery Vicks For the customer this translates into
deliveries made at the right time and delivery personnel who
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MacDONALD BUETTER
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AJAX - Louise Johnson left
her family's northern
Saskatchewan farm in 1942 to
join Ajax's newly formed
Defense Industries Limited, a war
munitions plant. It was here that
-she married and later raised her
.daughter Lynda. She has lived in
.her north Ajax home for 50 years
and has always had an active
interest in her community.
When her daughter was in
school, she volunteered for the
Lord Elgin Home & School Asso-
ciation. And while Lynda was
still small, Mrs. Johnson was
busy with the Ajax Film Council,
previewing and critiquing films
for local groups.
"It was a very active volunteer
organization;" says Mrs. Johnson
of the Film Council. "Often a
group would phone up needing a
film that night, and you'd gulp
down your supper and out you'd
go and run this film for them."
As one ofAjax's original citi-
zens, Mrs. Johnson is an expert
on the Town's history. She volun-
teered for the original Ajax His-
torical Board in 1971 and has
held various executive positions
during her I1 -year membership.
She continues her involvement by
providing articles and information
to the current historical board for
an upcoming book project.
Mrs. Johnson is currently sec-
retary (and past president) of the
Ajax Senior's Discussion Group,
which meets weekly to hear guest
speakers on a wide range of top-
ics. "That's very interesting,"
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says Mrs. Johnson. "We have a
good time there."
She is also past president of the
Ajax Garden Club, whose purpose
is to educate and beautify the Com-
munity. "We do public planting,"
explains Mrs. Johnson, "at three or
four locations each year. The
flowers that you see blooming
there are planted, paid for, and
cared for by the garden club." The
group meets monthly to hear
speakers and to participate in
shows and competitions.
Mrs. Johnson is an active mem-
ber of St. Paul's United Church,
serving as an elder and chairper-
son of their Special Events Com-
mittee. She is also a lay represen-
tative to Presbytery and sits on the
communications committee for
that group.
Mrs. Johnson's commitment to
her Town was publicly recognized
when she received the 1991 Civic
Award, and her participation con-
tinues to grow. "I don't plan to
take on anything more. i have
enough trouble keeping up with
what I'm doing now. But it just
snowballs," she says of her volun-
teering. "I mean, you're sitting
there quietly and the next thing
you know, you have two more
jobs. '
That doesn't stop her, though.
"I think those of us who do this
kind of thing, do it because we
enjoy it. The pay's no heck," she
jokes. She's selective about which
projecLs she accepts. "I'd rather
not take it on, if I can't give it
everything that I've got."
Despite her obvious enjoyment
of volunteering, %1r,,. Johnson
decided 23 years ago — when her
only daughter married — to do
more for herself. A friend intro-
duced her to square dancing and
she was "bitten by this bug. It's
friendship set to music," she says.
"That was in September of 1970
and I've never ;poked hack."
Every year, she helps organize
square dancer; to take part in
Challenge Day activities.
"It's kind of interesting where
life leads you," she says, "because
I'm determined not to let one thing
squeeze the other out." She contin-
ues to volunteer and participate in
Town activities, but her square
dancing has Nx:omc a priority for
her — second only to her family.
Her daughter, son-in-law, and
three grandchildr.n live in Thun-
der Bay but stay in close touch.
After Amo;t 10 years it volun-
tecrin ; and ineeting people
through the Town's many ;ervice
organizatrins. Louise Johnson
probably --ouldn'1 quit if she want-
ed to Vot that there , much
chance )f that.
Editor's note: Is ther:, i dedi-
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Doll job
About 126 contestants entered a Homemade Doll Contest at the
Pickering Town Centre recently. The event was held as part of the
malls "Doll Up Your Home" home- improvement show. Gwen
Williams was one of the people given the difficult task of judging.
photo by A J. Groen
Aboriginal food, drama
featured at conference
DURHAM - Award-winning
aboriginal food and drama are
among the offenngs at a conference
at Durham College Nov. 12 and 13.
The two-day event, called
Native Perspectives, is being
offered to those interested in team-
ing and experiencing native tradi-
tions, ceremonies and history.
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People to experience something
very positive," says Elizabeth
McArthur, a college spokesperson.
"And it'll be fun. We didn't want it
to be just a series of workshops.
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culture, it's critical that they partici-
pate in it."
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aboriginal nouvelle cuisine pre-
pared by native chef David Wolf -
man, who won seven gold medals
at Iasi year's culinary Olympics in
Frankfurt, Germany. Entertainment
will be provided by the Eagle Heart
tradiuonal drummers and singers.
Workshops will be held Satur-
day throughout the day, covering a
variety of areas and issues includ-
ing traditional native spirituality;
Ojibway prophesies', native
women; a native view of history;
education-, and native self-govem-
ment. Lunch will be provided by
Mr. NVolfman.
On Saturda} evening,a produc-
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writer from Curve Lake, recently
won a Chalmers Award.
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PICKERING - Former stu-
dents and staff of Woodlands
Centennial Public School are
invited to take a walk down
memory lane at upcoming 25th
anniversary celebrations.
The school has undergone
numerous changes since it first
opened its doors to Grades 7 and
Financial
seminar set
for Thursday
AJAX - A day -long financial
seminar Thursday will include
information on wills, trusts,
reverse mortgages and income
tax.
The Ajax Public Library is
sponsoring the free seminar from
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Featured speaker is Grant
Sylvester, author of The Money
Jar.
Professionals from the legal,
accounting and financial plan-
ning fields will also be available.
Lunch will be provided by
Money Concepts and donations
will be accepted for the Ajax and
Pickering General Hospital bed
campaign.
The seminar's in the program
room at the main branch of the
public library, at the corner of
Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres.,
next to the Town hall.
Call the program office at
681-4000 for more information.
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its first kindergarten class in the
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ANDERSON, William B. -
Passed away peacefully on Thurs-
day, Oct. 7, 1993. Bill Anderson,
loved and loving husband of
Alice Anderson (nee Turnbull).
He will be sadly missed by broth-
er-in-law John Turnbull, sisters-
in-law Olga Turnbull and Ruth
Pearsall and many nieces and
nephews. Funeral arrangements
were entrusted to McEachnie
Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488.
Cremation.
McFREDERICK, Andrew -
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Health Centre, Scarborough, on
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McFrederick, beloved husband of
the late Mary and father of the
late Mary Claire (Bonny). Dear
cousin of Jo Bermingham. Funer-
al arrangements were entrusted to
McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax,
428-8488. Interment Erskine
Cemetery.
McINTOSH, Joanne - Sud-
denly on Tuesday, Oct. 5, 1993.
Joanne McIntosh, dear mother of
Adam. Daughter of Beatrice and
Adam Kaminski of
Saskatchewan. Also survived by
12 brothers and sisters. Funeral
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PIERCE, George James -
Entered into rest at the Ajax -
Pickering Hospital on Monday,
Oct. 11, 1993. George James
Pierce, beloved husband of Rita.
Loving father of Brian and prede-
ceased by Douglas. Loving
grandfather of 14 grandchildren
and 16 great-grandchildren. Dear
brother of Jack Pierce. Funeral
service Wednesday, Oct. 13 at 11
a.m. in the chapel at McEachnie
Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston
Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village),
428-8488. Cremation.
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WEU., OCTOBER 13, 1993 -PAGE 17-A
CENTRE CELEBRATES
21st BIRTHDAY
Message from
Centre's
General
Manager
Recognizing that the mall is a
key ingredient and central
hub to life in the Pickering
area, great emphasis is
placed on presenting the
Centre as a "Centre for its
Community". Marketing
events most often support
local charities & a special
area has been allocated for
non-profit group display.
Additionally, we feel strongly
that we must provide a clean
and safe environment for our
patrons and offer, on a
regular basis, various
entertainment forms to make
the visits relaxing &
enjoyable.
We invite you to join us for
our 21st Birthday celebration
from Oct. 13 -17th. You may
have a little fun and we hope
you'll do a little shopping.
Thanking you for your
patronage over the years.
Allan Arsenault
General Alanage�
OCTOBER 13-17
Centre goes
for
Guinness
Record
with
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Largest
Pin -The -
Tail on the
Donkey
Contest!
Turn to
page 19
for all the
excitement.
Residents Invited To
Hillbilly BIrthday Bash...
turn to page 18 and 20
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CLAMPETT
CLONE CONTEST
We'll be lookin' for Granny, Jed,
Elly Mae and Jethro Look-Alikes.
YES! If the Jed -Ned -Ted -&-Ed
Hillbilly Band spots a true
Clampett clone, you'll be carryin'
home a FREE $10 Pickering
Town Centre gift certificate!
(Limited to the first 25 Clampetts).
Come N'Gef It fo WIN the
Jethro Bodine
Food Court Experience
Chow down three (3) times anywhere in the
Pickering Town Centre and win a DINNER FOR
TWO IN EACH AND EVERY FOOD COURT
EATERY. Simply have this voucher validated each
time you Bo -dine and deposit the completed
voucher in the JETHRO BODINE BALLOT BOX in
our Food Court by 5 pm, Sunday, October 17.
Make Granny proud ... an' eat yer grits!
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EDYO(TOBER ,1993 -PAGE 19-A
The Centre iis going0zarl�
The whole family is gonna git a kick outta 21st Hillbilly Birthday.Bash
The Pickering Town Centre celebrates its
21st birthday from Oct. 13 to 17 with some iARL
unusual Hillbilly flare.
In unison with the movie premiere of the
Beverly Hillbillies remake, the Centre is
going `Ozark".
Jed, Elly Mae, Jethro and Granny Clam-
pett-clones, if spotted by the Centre's Hill-
billy Band, will receive Pickering Town Cen-
tre gift certificates. A dinner for two in every
Food Court eatery is being awarded by
draw during the Jethro Bodine Food Court
Experience.
And, the Centre is hosting the World's
Largest Pin -The -Tail -On -The -Donkey game
with a Grand Prize trip to Puerto Vallarta,
Mexico, sponsored by Goliger's Travel and
Canadian Holidays.
The Pickering Town Centre, built in 1972,
currently has 280 stores and services for
total shopping pleasure and convenience:
60 more than the Scarborough Town Cen-
tre's present complement.
The Centre has four fountains, 22 domed
skylights, 12 palm trees and 3,000 plants
contrasting the Centre's pristine whites
facades and pillared architecture. It offers a
500 -seat Food Court, a Children's Sitting
Services, free use of strollers and services
including medical, dental, travel and busi-
ness education.
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Pickering Town,centre aims for record
World's Largest Pin -The -Tail -On -The -Donkey Contest comes to Pickering
The Pickering Town Centre will attempt to enter
the Guinness Book of World Records, while hav-
ing loads of fun in celebration of its 21st anniver-
sary.
The regional shopping centre will host the
world's largest Pin -The -Tail -On -The -Donkey con-
test from Wednesday, Oct. 13 to Sunday, Oct. 17.
The game itself will measure 12 -feet wide by
nine -feet tall. Donkey tails are being direct mailed
to 40,000 Durham Region homes with an addi-
tional 15,000 tails available at the Centre.
Contestants play for hourly merchandise with a
grand prize draw for a trip for two to Puerto Vallar-
ta, Mexico (during which time the winners will
enjoy a free donkey ride) courtesy of Goliger's
Travel in Pickering and Canadian Holidays.
The Donkey Contest is being held in conjunc-
tion with the Pickering Town Centre's 21st Birth-
day Celebrations. And, how fitting to have a birth-
day party, with the world's most popular birthday
game, says Centre marketing manager Barb
Brown.
"What better way to commemorate a birthday
than with an oversized, dare we say, the world's
largest party game for kids of all ages," says Ms.
Brown.
The Pickering Town Centre is submitting the
contest as a Guinness Book of World Records
hopeful in both size and number of contestants
categories of a Pin -The -Tail -On -The -Donkey
game.
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A shopping institution in the heart
of Pickering is celebrating a mile-
stone.
The Pickering Town Centre is
marking its 21st anniversary as the
largest shopping centre in Durham
Region, providing a pleasurable
shopping experience, while provid-
ing a "community centre" atmo-
sphere with many special events for
its patrons.
The Centre will mark its 21 st
birthday celebrations with "A Hillbilly
of a Time" anniversary event from
Oct. 13 to 17.
The five-day event will include the
world's largest pin -the -tail -on -the -
donkey game, Hillbilly band enter-
tainment, and the Jethro Bodine
Food Court Experience. (See
accompanying stories for full
details).
There's always something hap-
pening at the Pickering Town Cen-
tre. Events range from high-calibre
fashion shows, to delighting young-
sters with the antics of Polk-a-roo
from the Polka -Dot Door television
show. It also helps community
groups by allocating space for local
community groups and charitable
events.
The Pickering Town Centre also
donates "wish" money from the
fountains to various charities since
1985.
But, first and foremost, the Pick-
ering Town Centre is about provid-
ing the best possible shopping
experience available anywhere.
Anchored by Eaton's, Sears, K -Mart
and Dominion, it has the most
stores, numbering 280 shops and
services, and is the biggest shop-
ping centre in Durham region.
Being the biggest and the best,
Pickering Town Centre is proud of
the fact it has blossomed into a
regional shopping centre, drawing a
large base of customers from the
Oshawa and Whitby areas.
Constructed by owners JDS
Investments in 1972, the shopping
centre at the corner of Liverpool
Road and Hwy. 401 was called the
Sheridan Mall in the beginning.
But, all that changed in 1985 with
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The Pickering Town Centre brought a new level of elegance to shopping, with
its new domed -lighted ceilings, numerous fountains, greenery and mirrors.
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FROM PAGE A 21
a new look and a new name — the
Pickering Town Centre.
In that year, the mail underwent
major renovations to make it THE
place to shop in the area. Besides a
new two-level Eaton's store and new
retail space, the Pickering Town Cen-
tre brought a new level of elegance to
shopping with its new domed -lighted
ceilings, numerous fountains. green -
Each month, Pickering Town Centre
has a calendar chalked full of inter-
esting events the whole family can
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ery and mirrors.
Refusing to rest on its reputation as
a first-class shopping centre, the Pick-
ering Town Centre went a step further
in 1988. Sears was welcomed as
another major retailer and more than
100,000 square feet of new retail
space was added. The Pickering Town
Centre could now accommodate park-
ing for more than 4.200 vehicles.
Among its 280 shops and services
are a medical and dental centres as
well as four travel agencies. It's also
home to an impressive array of ladies'
apparel stores as well as Famous
Players movie theatres.
There are lots of places to get
almost any type of food fare at the
Pickering Town Centre. It features a
500 -seat food court, complete with
high -chairs for the youngsters.
In addition• there are also six sit-
down restaurants and 10 fast-food
restaurants within its walls. One
restaurant — Gallantry's Eatery
also has banquet hall facilities for rent
which can equal those of the best
hotels.
From the moment your shopping
excursion begins at the Pickering
Town Centre, the time and care taken
to ensure a positive, quality shopping
experience in its climate -controlled
environment is unmistakable.
Among the many customer services
offered at the Pickering Town Centre
are a Children's Playtown — a super-
vised play area offered at a nominal
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The latest fashions can be found both on the runway at regular fashion
shows and in an impressive array of ladies' apparel stores.
fee. There's also an unsupervised play
area at the south end of the Food
Court where the children can have fun
while their parents can relax with a
snack.
The Pickering Town Centre also
prides itself on being green. The shop-
ping centre has more than 3,000 live
plants and 12 palm trees at various
locations in the mall.
But, it's green in another way, too.
The Pickering Town Centre has a
recycling program for corrugated card-
board, newspapers, cans and bottles.
But, most of all, the Pickering Town
Centre is a `people place". On most
days, there's numerous special events
going on. Each month, the town centre
has a calendar chalked full of interest-
ing events for the whole family.
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Power Windows, Power Locks. Power
Trunk, Dual Airbags. Tilt Steering, Cruise
Control. AM/FM Cass., Daytime Running
Lights. Rear Window Defrost. Fully Tinted
Tinted C(Suetsct), Captain's S Folding
Glass, 60/40 Split Seat, Radial Tres, Remote
Rear Seetbadt, Styled Aluminum Wheek, Radwl
Mirrors Power, Pinstriping, Finished in
SUE
Ties, Fled Rath. %%idle Minars Power, Stripe Plig.,
Emerald Green, ft" Available, Balance
of Factory Warranty, FWI Size Spare.
1993 INTREM ES
Stk.eP3958 4 Door, 6 Cylinder, Front Wheel
Drive, Automatic OID, Power Steering,
- _
Power Brakes, Air Conditioning, Power
Windows, Power Locks, Power Tank Dual
Airbags, Til Steering, Cruise Control. AMIFM
Cass., Daytime Running Lights, Rear
Window Defrost, Fully Tented Glass, Bucket
CD Player, Daytime Rt mg LMS, Ren Wriidow
Seats, Styled Aiuninum Wheels, Radial
Defrost, Fully Tinted Glens Sutsoeert, DxW
Tires, Remote Mirrors Power, Firlislted in
Char -Gold, Warranty Available, Balance of
Factory Warrant', Remote Entry System.
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SIk.iP39i27 4 Door, 6 Cylidw. Front Wheel
8250 VM — Drive. Automatic Om, Power Steering,
SIk+lP3915 8 Cylinder, Rear Wheel Drive, Power Brakes, Air Conditioning, Power
A*mabc ON, Power Steering Power Windows, Power Locks, Power Tl rik,
Brakes, AMIFM Rada, Daytime Rurnitg Driver's Side M)ag, Till Steering, Cruise
!� Lights, Fulty Tinted Glass, Captain's Seats, SAL Control, AMIFM Cass., Daytime Ruining
Radial Tres, Finished in White, Warrardy Lis, Rear Window Defrost. Folly Tided
Available, Balance of Fat2ory Warranty, Ful Gam, 60/40 Spit Seat Radial Tres W.S.W.,
Size Spare, 132L Fuel Tank. Remote Mirrors Power, Finished m Silver,
Warranty Available, Balance of Factory
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Steering, Cniise Control, AM/FM, CD Pia er,
Tinted C(Suetsct), Captain's S Folding
Rear Seetbadt, Styled Aluminum Wheek, Radwl
Ties, Fled Rath. %%idle Minars Power, Stripe Plig.,
Remote Fuel Filler, Finished in Black Cherry,
Wail any Available, Balance at Fainlnj Warrant',
A.WD.. EWaizer, Le" Seats.
1993 GRAD
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Brakes, AMIFM Rada, Daytime Rurnitg Driver's Side M)ag, Till Steering, Cruise
!� Lights, Fulty Tinted Glass, Captain's Seats, SAL Control, AMIFM Cass., Daytime Ruining
Radial Tres, Finished in White, Warrardy Lis, Rear Window Defrost. Folly Tided
Available, Balance of Fat2ory Warranty, Ful Gam, 60/40 Spit Seat Radial Tres W.S.W.,
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Sport Package
MAJOR AEROSPORT PLUS NO -CHARGE
FEATURES: SPORT APPEARANCE PACKAGE:
VAIR CONDITIONING VFORGED ALUMINUM WHEELS V FRONT BUMPER VALANCE
9DRIVERS SIDE AIRBAG [HIGH GLOSS METALLIC AND AERO -TECH SIDE
V3.0 LITRE V-6 POWER BUMPERS PANELS
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... SEE YOUR ONTARIO FORD AND MERCURY DEALERS
HOME OF THE BEST SELLERS
"Financing. lease rate and cashback offers cannot be combined 3.9% financing on new '93 Aerosporb for a maximum 48 months on approved credit a g. $10,000 at 19%
per annum equals $225.34 per month for 48 months Cost of borrowing (C.O.8.) is $816.32 With $1,250 cashback taken, the amount financed is S&750 at 10.2S% equals
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month payment and security ck t. Excludes Ire.0 (5740, license
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Vehicles may not be exactly as shown Offen end October 22nd 1993 See dealer fa details Ontario FMDA, P 0 Box M. Oakville, Ontario LW SV4
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at athlete, provides fit-
Rossland. Non-smok-
ness and nutrition pro-
er, hot lunches and
grams customized to
snacks. OB 6240
suit individuals needs!
(OSH)
086221
LEARN the techniques
LAWN and garden ser-
of makeup application.
vice, mowing, fall
Book a personal pro -
clean -up, seniors' dis-
fessional make -over
count, real estate wel-
(make -over parties and
come. Free estimates.
weddings available)
OB 6226
OB 6241 (OSH)
DAYCARE available,
EXCELLENT experi-
Rossland and
enced daycare avail -
Harmony area. Meals
able in my home, close
and activities.
to Saint Catharines
Reasonable rates.
Sienna School. OB
References. OB 6231
6242 (AJA)
(OSH)
FEMALE photographer
LET us refinish, repair,
building boudoir portfo-
restore your fumiture at
lio, free portraits
reasonable rates, free
exchanged for model -
estimates, pick up and
ing services. OB 6243
REAL ESTATE
5200.00 o.b.o. Two 10
$100, utility trailer
$100 o.b.o. OB 3555
engine, loaded,
1985 Ford Supervan
delivery. OB 6232
(OSH)
_uy. Sell
speed bicycles, $50.00
$250, leather loveseat
(WHI)
$2,900. OB 4240
conversion, loaded, 4
(OSH)
DON'T get caught in
offer. OB 3527 (PIC)
each. OB 3512 (PIC)
$150, 3 -pc. sofa set
MAYTAG washer and
(AJA)
captain chairs, good
WORD processing
the cold, book now,
• " •
PRINTER arts.
P
(AJA)
$500. OB 3538 AJA
dryer, great working
Y 9 9
ALL terrain vehicle,
condition. Must sell.
help available, reason-
snow removal, eave-
black`gold: also coffee
Epsom, Toshiba, IBM,
LOSE inches and
condition, must sell
Polaris 2x4, 1990, like
$7,500 o.b.o OB 4253
able rates, resumes,
strough cleaning, $25,
HOUSE for rent, 4 bed-
Roland, stepper
reduce appearance of
$50 for the pair o.b.o.
new, $3,000 firm. OB
1988 Safari cargo mini
manuals, or any docu-
tree pruning and
rooms. backs on to
motors, printer heads,
cellulite with herbal
OB 3556 (WHI)
4241 (OSH)
van, ladder racks.
ment. Pick-up or deliv-
removal. OB 6244
school, newly decorat-
control panels, cut-
treatment. Contains no
(AJA)
1985 Toyota Supra,
heavy-duty suspen-
ery. OB 6233
(AJA)
ed, fenced back yard.
sheet feeders, etc. OB
caffeine or preserva-
condition, reasonable
loaded, mint condition,
sion, new tires, new
(BOW/OSH)
HOUSEHOLD prod -
S1.100 plus utilities.
3514 (PIC)
tives. OB 3539
EATON Viking full size
111,000 km, no win-
battery, $4,000 or best
OFFICE cleaner! Does
ucts come to you.
OB 1076 (WHI)
USED stove and
WANTED! Used hock-waimii
ters, asking $7,500
offer. OB 4254 (OSH)
your office mess cause
Satisfaction guaran-
1,850 sq. ft. 4 -bedroom
fridge, avocado green.
ey equipment in good
14• x 60 Goodyear ST
firm, certified, must
1981 Acadian, great for
you stress? Let me dis-
teed or money back.
home. 2 112 baths, fire-
Fridge 60" high by 27"
condition for a nine-
1980 G.S. 850 G.
see. OB 4242
student, $500 or best
infect for less! OB
OB 6245
place, security system,
wide by 28" deep.
year-old boy, must be
Suzuki, midnight blue
1979 maroon Z28,
offer. OB 4255 (OSH)
6234 (AJA)
PHOTOGRAPHER,
big lot, fully fenced,
5300 for both. OB
reasonably priced. OB
shaft, excellent condi-
good shape, quick,
1977 GMC van. As is,
TYPING services,
building professional
$185.000. OS 1077
3523 (PIC)
3540 (OSH)
tion, asking $1,200.
many new parts,
best offer. OB 4256
court transcripts, p
portfolio, will exchange
(AJA)
KITCHEN table with 4
APARTMENT size
OB 4057 (OSH)
$1,200, as is. OB 4243
(OSH)
resumes, reports, all
photos for modelling,
1,850 sq. ft. home. 4-
chars. 5150. Coffee
stackable washer and
SCOOTER, 1985
(OSH)
work done in
boudoir for
bedrooms. 2 1;2 baths,
table and two end
dryer for sale $450
Honda Elite, 3.000 km,
1986 Hyundai Exel, dri-
WordPerfect 5.1. OB
men/women as well.
fireplace, large yard,
tables. $75. Computer
o.b.o. Very good condi-
mechanically Al, $800
ven daily, $1,100 as is.
6235 (PIC)
OB 6246
fully fenced. $185.000.
table. S50. Two
tion. OB 3541 (OSH)
or trade for a newer 14
OB 4244 (AJA)
MECHANIC wanted to
WORD processing,
OB 1-078 (AJA)
dressers, best offer.
G.E. fridge and sell-
ft. aluminum boat. OB
SUZUKI 1990 RM 80,
put switch in steering
typing services.
WE want to trade down
OB 3524 (OSH)
cleaning stove. Inglis
4058 (AJA)
liquid cooled, many
EARN SSS from your
column, do brakes and
resumes. manuscripts,
and save realtor cost.
APARTMENT size
washer and dryer $200
1985 Ford Tempo.
new parts, excellent
home, distributing a
put front seat in. OB
etc. OB 6247 (BOW)
you live Courtice,
freezer for sale, good
each. OB 3542 (AJA)
$500 as is or best
condition $1,200 obo.
nutrition/weight loss
6236 (OSH)
LOVING day care pro -
Whitby or West. 08
condition, $50 o.b.o.
KENMORE range,
offer. OB 4155 (OSH)
OB 4245 (WHI)
program. I do and need
POOL closing starting
vided in m home, 13
1079
OB 3525 (OSH)
Harvest Gold. excellent
1985 Ford Tempo, 5-
1985 Bunk Century
help with by growing
at $75.00. OB 6237
WANTED Little Tyke
condition. $100 or best
speed. good cond.,
must be seen, very
business. OB 5107
(OSH)
yrs. experience, any
a e w I m
T -Car in average con- offer. OB 3543 (WHO
MERCHANDISE dition. OB 3526 (WHI) FULL size bab
12 Franklin Mint porce- stroller, $30. Chrom
FEMALE co -narrator
DAYCARE available
Y
for educational video in
near Lord Durham
e
Oshawa. Public speak-
Iain, handpainted birth-
Curtis table and chair
SIGNS blanks.
day cups, valued at
set.S150. OB 3544
1/8"x3 -x28' poly-
$400. Will take best
(COB)
styrene, large quantity
offer. OB 3527 (PIC)
KING size waterbed,
and ideal for outdoor
ANTIQUE wringer
semi -motionless, $125
signs. OB 3146
washer. Homestead,
or best offer. OB 3545
WEDDING dress, size
circa 1860. A-1 condi-
(OSH)
small i7). Paid $1200,
tion. Asking $400. 08
LIVING room set,
will sell for $650. OB
3529 (OSH)
black`gold: also coffee
3253
WRINGER washer,
and end tables, enter -
WEIGHT loss a must?
Inglis, good condition,
tainment centre, very
Energy a need? Good
$150 or best offer. OB
good condition, price
nutrition assured on
3531 (OSH)
negotiable. OB 3546
this 100 per cent natur-
ROLL bar and light
(WHI)
al program. OB 3270
package from '89
2001 York exercise
FULL capacity GE
Dakota Sport short box
machine with pec -
microwave and stand,
plus tonneau cover,
deck, 5200. 08 3547
excellent condition. OB
$275. OB 3532 (OSH)
(AJA)
3482 (OSH)
WANTED: Twin
FREE to good home,
COMPACTOR, in
stroller, in excellent
black English Cocker
excellent condition,
condition, reasonable
Spaniel, male,
Kenmore, $125 o.b.o.
price. 08 3533 (OSH)
neutered, 5 yrs. old,
OB 3491 (AJA)
WANTED Little Tykes
good with children. OB
EATON Viking full size
Fisher Price, etc. plas-
3548 (AJA)
washer and dryer 8
tic house good condi-
BLACK leather bike
FEMALE co -narrator
DAYCARE available
g eco e,
Townline/Nash. OB
for educational video in
near Lord Durham
6248 (OSH)
Oshawa. Public speak-
School, experienced,
BABYSITTING avail-
ing and/or acting expe-
rience referred. OB
y
smoke-free, fenced
able in my home,
5154 (WHI)
yard, any age wel-
come. OB 6238 (AJA)
or full-time, part-
HAVE fun, earn extra
START your own busi-
sonabltime
ill
rates, Philip
income this fall selling
ness from home.
Murray
Murray and Cedar. OB
Undercover Wear lin-
Rubber stamps or
6249 (OSH)
gerie. No telemarket-
ceramic photoglazing.
BIG Brother to spend
ing, full training. OB
High income potential*
quality time with two 4
5155 (OSH)
$3,500. OB 6239
yr. old boys for approx-
C O M P U T E R I Z E D
(AJA)
imately 8 hrs. a week.
accounting/bookkeep-
DAYCARE available,
OB 6250 (OSH)
ing services available
40,000 km. at $14,500
time business. OB
on daily, weekly or
monthly basis. Call for
a free consultation. 08
5157 (OSH)
ADMINISTRATIVE
help available.
Reasonable rates.
Invoicing, collections,
bookkeeping,
payables, typing, etc.
OB 5158 (OSH)
FEMALE country
sin / looki
years young. Asking
tion, reasonable price.
jacket, $75. Ladies'
or best offer. OB 4156
owner must sell $800.
ger musician ng
for musicians to form
$400 for the pair. OB
OB 3534 (PIC)
leather pants, size 10,
(OSH)
08 4246 (AJA)
band or to join estab-
3506 (�)
SILVER -BLACK 3-
$50 or best offer. OB
1984 Mustang, looks
1991 Ford E350 cube
lished band. OB 5159
BEDROOM suite, five
piece living room suite,
3549 (OSH)
like boss, new stereo,
van, propane powered,
(OSH)
pieces, dark Pine, with
paid $1,600, asking
ONE pair of Chevy
speakers, tires and
curb side overhead
YOU can build extra
single mattress set,
$1,100 or best offer, 6
small block cylinder
radiator, V-6 3.8 black
door, and rear door,
income through a part -
excellent condition,
months old. OB �5
head, 174 intake valve,
with bra, 52,900 cert.
40,000 km. at $14,500
time business. OB
$495.00 firm. 08 3511
FRAME for twin bed,
150 exhaust. Like new.
OB 4157 (AJA)
or best offer. 08 4247
5161 (OSH)
(PIC)
headboard solid oak
$150 o.b.o. OB 3550
FOR sale, 1989 Dodge
(OSH)
NO time for house
KITCHEN table and 560. OB 3537 (BOW) (PIC) Power Ram Four WANTED: Ride from
chairs. good condition. S -pc. wood dinette NEED energy new for- Wheel Drive, 6 litre, Port Hope to north
mula, 100% natural
auto transmission.
pMM GM Oshawa and
, PLAU
herbal product. Call
Liner and cap included.
back. Second shift. OB
now for trial 5. OB
$8,500.00. OB 4158
4248 (COB)
NEED help? Seniors
3551
(OSH)
1979 Nova Rally Sport,
will do housework,
AN
LARGE chest freezer,
1978 Grand Marquis,
runs good, $1,600 or
shopping, laundry and
old but working, $50.
Florida car, fully
best offer. As is. OB
run errands. OB 6044
Must be removed by
loaded, $2,000.00.
4249 (OSH)
(COL)
Oct. 20th. OB 3552.
1982 Nighthawk,
1992 Cavalier, 4-cylin-
WATER colors, private
1. Wdh a Touch Tone phone call one of our
HIGHLAND dance out-
650cc, best offer. 08
der, automatic, air,
lessons for beginners
BARTERLINE reps at 1-800-667-6083
fit, girl size 10, blue
dress McPherson kilt,
4176 (OSH)
1977 Chev Blazer front
AM/FM cassette,
26,000 km. $11,000
in your home, reason -
able rates. 00 6151
between 12 noon -11 p.m. and place your
socks, vest and blouse.
end, 350, transmission,
firm. OB 4250 (OSH)
NO time for house
FREE 15 word ad.
Excellent condition.
transfer case, fuel tank,
1980 Camaro, maroon
work? Cleaner avail-
2. You will then be given a 4 digit mailbox
$300.08 3553.
cap and more, for
color, 305 8 -cylinder,
able, reasonable rates,
number and 4 digit pass code.
PROFESSIONAL ton-
parts. 08 4207
body and mechanically
weekly of bi-weekly,
3. Using a TOUCH TONE phone call 1-416-
ing tables, set of 6,
metallic charcoal, in
1972 Chev Impala,
28,000
in good condition, $750
is. OB 4251
satisfaction guaran-
976-0999 24 his. a da and follow the
day) easy
original miles,
o.b.o., as
teed. OB 6212
excellent condition,
new tires, $800. 4 alu-
(PIC)
SAVE money, loam to
recorded instructions. When recording your
asking $3,500. OB
minum slotted rims,
1986 Starcraft hardtop
create your own cus-
message, do )heave your last name, phone
3554 (PIC)
14• x 60 Goodyear ST
tent trailer. Only used
tom wallcoverings
number or address. A charge of $1.99 per
ATTENTION Blue Jays
tires, $450. 08 4228
two seasons. Sleeps 6.
using paint and sten-
minute Will appear on your phone bill.
fans, collectors' print,
brand mint
(OSH)
1986 Buick Century
Low miles. Great con-
dition. $3,000. OB
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A BUSTLING PAST, A BRIGHT f t Tt RE
A look back at a local success story: The Pickering Town Centre
For more than two
decades, the Pickering
Town Centre has served as
the hub of shopping for
Pickering and Durham
Region. Since it's opening
as the Sheridan Mall 21
years ago, the mall has
evolved and emerged,
through steady improve-
ments, renovations, and a
new name into a truly
regional shopping centre —
the Pickering Town Centre.
Over the years, the Ajax -
Pickering News Advertiser
has chronicled the evolu-
tion of the Pickering Town
Centre since its opening in
October of 1972. Here's a
look back at the making of
a remarkable local success
story. Happy birthday, Pick-
ering Town Centre!
THE SHERIDAN MALL
GRAND OPENING
(Tuesday. Oct. 18, 1972)
D From the Wednesday.
October 19. 1972 News
Advertiser...
Ontario Premier Bill Davis
officially opened the long-
awaited $9.5 million Sheridan
Mall Number Two in Picker-
ing, Tuesday afternoon.
More than 2.000 invited
guests thronged into the mall
to witness the ceremony and
attend a reception afterwards.
These included Liberal MP
Norm Cafik and his oppo-
nents in the federal cam-
paign, Conservative Frank
McGee and New Democrat Al
Ward, as well as Pickering
Reeve John Williams and
Ajax mayor Bill LeGros.
Sheridan Mall Number Two
is the twin of Sheridan Mall
Number One on the Erin Mills
Expressway in Mississauga.
Both were developed and
built by JDS Investments Ltd.
The new, enclosed climate -
controlled regional shopping
Centre is located in what is
intended to be the heart of
the developing community of
Pickering at Kingston Road
and Liverpool Road.
It is the first major shopping
centre to be built in the large-
ly residential township with a
widely scattered population.
Sheridan Mall is designed
to serve customers from East
Toronto, Pickering Ajax, Whit-
by, Oshawa and Stouffville.
JDS planners estimate that is
a total potential market of
90,000 people.
The mall itself covers
412,000 square feet of the
28 -acre property and 347,000
square feet of this space is
devoted to the accommoda-
tion of more than 80 stores
and services.
The new mall houses such
customer drawing cards as
the major K -mart department
store, A Dominion supermar-
ket. a Family Fair junior
department store and a Shop-
pers Drug Mart. Many nation-
al and well-known local retail-
ers have taken space in the
Sheridan mall and have hired
more than 500 full and part-
time employees.
Parking space is available
for 2.600 cars.
Because of the contour of
the site. a portion of the mall
is on two levels with the lower
level dedicated to services
such as gourmet food sec-
tion. a ballet school and
offices for medical, dental,
optical and legal services.
The unique decorating
device employed in the Sheri-
dan Mall is a hanging garden
suspended from the high ceil-
ing by oak trellises.
a:1 :1
THE BIRTH OF
THE PICKERING
TOWN CENTRE
(Wednesday. Aug. 7. 1985)
The years of planning are
over — the brand
new Pickering Town -
Centre is reality.
When the former
Sheridan Mall
opens its doors this
morning, shoppers
will have a choice
of more than 200
stores at which to
do business. That's
more than triple the
number in the origi-
nal mall, erected in
1972 by JDS
Investments. y�
Overnight, the t
complex has
become a major
regional shopping
centre — compara-
ble to Oshawa Cen-
tre on the east and
Scarborough Town
Centre on the west.
Heading the pack
of new attractions
at the mall is a i
brand-new, full-
scale Eaton's. The
120,000 -square -
1W oi0
l,
JDS president Jack Israeli, former Pickering mayor Jack Anderson, Dave
Smushowicz and former Pickering Town Centre manager Eric Bick preside
over the grand opening of the renovated and re -named Pickering Town
Centre in August of 1985. The shopping centre is celebrating its 21st
anniversary in 1993.
foot store will be officially
opened today by Frederick
Eaton, a direct descendant of
the department store chain's
founder. Timothy Eaton.
Dozens of fashion shops,
specialty stores and restau-
rants will fill out the $60 mil-
lion, two-storey mall addition.
The south wing's public
walkway area will be an
attraction in itself. The new
Centre Court area features a
1,250 -square -foot fountain
and pool. Five underlit brass
fixtures shoot gentle streams
of water upward to the sec-
ond level.
When fashion shows and
The finished product: The new Pickering Town
Centre after its $60 million, two-storey addition in
1985.
other entertainment are
booked into the mall, the
fountains will be turned off
and a portable stage fixed
into place.
The interior design of the
mall looks considerably differ-
ent from this time last year.
Highlights include airy sky-
lights, scalloped pillars, Ital-
ian -blown ceramic floor tiles
and terraced facings at the
top of the walls.
The Centre's general man-
ager, Eric Bick, says he
expects between 100,000
and 125,000 shoppers to visit
on a weekly basis. Daily traf-
fic should reach the 35,000 to
40,000 range during ordinary
shopping days he adds —
and double or triple that dur-
ing peak holiday periods.
00❑
PHASE III
(Wednesday, Oct. 12,
1988)
Phase III of the Pickering
Town Centre opened with a
ribbon -cutting ceremony on
Wednesday, Oct. 12.
Fifty new retail shops, and
a full -line Sears store, make it
one of the largest suburban
shopping centres in Ontario,
boasting 840,000 square feet.
Sears Canada president
and chief executive officer
Larry Cudmore, JDS Invest-
ments director and chief
executive officer Jack Israeli,
Pickering mayor Jack Ander-
son, Centre manager Rayma
Moon, Durham West MPP
Norah Stoner and JDS vice-
president of shopping centres
Mitchell Scharf were on hand
for the ribbon -cutting ceremo-
ny.
--------------------
Whether you're young or old, look-
ing for an outfit for that special
occasion or something comfortable
for around the home, the latest
fashions can always be found at
the Pickering Town Centre. Regular
fashion shows feature items which
can be purchased at a host of
ladies' apparel stores.
ON ,�R �D e A
Sharp shooter with a big target
StePhanie Chafe is all ready for the World's Largest Pin-the-Tail-owthe-Don-
key Contest at the Pickering Town Centre today until Sunday. For details, see
Pago A20.
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DURHAM - Gime Stoppers is
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
At the movies...
M lisce doies on operatin t le
By BRUCE: FROUDE
Durham Staff
<I>Malice <I>— (noun) ill
will; spite; desire to injure others;
(law) criminal intention.
Malice — the movie; incredi-
bly inane; poorly scripted; sus-
pect acting.
This movie is malicious by its
very nature. It invites the movie-
goer to come and see a great
spine -tingling, suspenseful thriller
with all those catchy commercials
on television; then Malice leads
us through a confusing, illogical
trek to a ridiculous finale.
It attracted enough people to
generate over S9 million on the
weekend. Chances are only a
small majority felt it was money
well spent.
It was assumed director Harold
Becker would follow up Sea Of
Also playing,_,
MR. JONES (AA): Richard
Gere, Lena Olin and Anne Ban-
croft star in this provocative
romantic drama in which a doctor
finds herself powerfully drawn to
an almost magical but deeply
troubled patient committed to her
care.
STRIKING DISTANCE:
(AA): Bruce Willis stars in this
action -packed story of a Pitts-
burgh river patrol cop who is con-
vinced that a newly active serial
killer is the same gunman who
murdered his father two years
earlier — despite the fact that
another man is already behind
bars for that crime. Also stars
Sarah Jessica Parker.
THF: AGE OF INN()-
CENCE (P(;): Daniel Da -
Lewis, 'Michelle Pheiffer and
Winona Ryder star in the drama
of a man caught between two
women and two worlds. The
stor,.. based on the Pulitzer Prize-
winning novel by Edith Wharton,
is interwoven with passion, sacri-
fice and intrigue played out
against the backdrop of New
York in the 1870's.
Alec Baldwin and Nicole Kidman star in the suspense thriller Mal-
ice.
Love with another hit in Malice.
Didn't happen.
It might have something to do
with Al Pacino and Ellen Barkin.
The two lead characters in Sea Of
Love were tremendous in that sus-
pense thriller.
Bill Pullman, Alec Baldwin
and Nicole Kidman don't venture
close to the performances turned
in by Pacino and Barkin.
The trio in Malice should be
7 ,
sued for their criminal intention.
Maybe they didn't mean to be this
bad, but they were as the big
screen so horribly points out.
Pullman and Kidman are Andy
and Tracy Safian, a young newly-
wed couple lovingly restoring a
Victorian house in Westerly,
Mass.
Somehow they never get
around to ever finishing working
on their dream home.
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The problem is home wrecker
Dr. Jed Hill, played by the always
smug Alec Baldwin. The good
doctor meets the pair when a stu-
dent of Andv Safian's is brutally
attacked on the university campus.
He saves the girl's life and the tri-
umvirate ends up sharing the
drearn home together and, oh, so
much more.
This is the point in the movie
where the happenin`. , are intended
to be full of intrigue. It just never
occurs.
Writers Aaron Sorkin, Scott
Frank and Jonas McCord try to
shape this Castle Rock picture
into a thriller, only to fail miser-
ably. The ideas introduced inthe
movie are fascinating, but when
they are lumped together in Mal-
ice, it just ends up being a mud-
dled mess.
A jumble which could have
been avoided had the trio of writ-
ers just kept the movie simple and
to the point.
Somehow they must have
known a simple story would have
bored people; instead they confuse
and dazzle us with more twists
than a bag of pretzels.
And all the viewer is left with
is a funny taste in his mouth.
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Kids' art classes
at Ajax library
AJAX - Youngsters looking to
sharpen their drawing skills may
be interested in a course offered
by the Ajax Public Library.
Drawing classes for girls and
boys 10 to 13 years will be held
from 7 p.m. to 13:30 p.m. Tuesdays
from Nov. 2 to Dec. 7, at the main
branch of the library.
Professional artist and instruc-
tor Laura Hair will teach.
Cost is S55 per person which
pays for most materials.
There's a limit of 13 students
and it's on a first-come, first-
served basis.
Registration is being taken at
the library branch and will be con-
firmed by phone. A cheque made
payable to Laura Hair must be
handed over at sign-up time.
The main library branch is at
the corner of Harwood Ave. and
Kings Cres., next to the Town
hall.
Call the library's program
office at 681-4000 for more infor-
mation.
Local artists
at gallery show
D[RHANI - Ajax and Picker-
ing artists are among more than
70 taking pan in a show and sale
in Oshawa.
The 22nd annual An Mari '93
will be held from Oct. 22 to 24 at
the Robert McLaughlin Gallery
on Bagot SL next to Oshawa City
Hall.
Among local artisans partici-
pating are Ajax weaver and knit-
ter Ann Van Roon. Pickering lew-
elry designer lace 'Ayer and Pick -
Bring cloth painter Jasmine Lin.
The event runs from noon to
10 p.m. Fnday. Oct. 22, 10 a.m to
6 p.m. Saturday. Oct. 23 and 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Oct. 2-4.
Admission is S2 per person
and free for children under 12.
Tickets are available at the
gallery before and during the
show.
Call show convenor lane
Dixon at 728-9702 for more
information.
Off The Record...
Garth does it again
Garth Brooks - In Pieces
Liberte I: Lord help me, I'm a
:un,ert. Thi; guy is good. Not
that my opinion will amount to
a hill of beans: the Garthmeister
has alreadv sold 3'- million
albums in the last four years.
This, his sixth album overall,
will add a hefty chunk to that
total. It's typical Brooks —
carefull} selected songs that
often peddle his slightly oddball
perspective. 'Musically, there's
a good mix of romps and bal-
lads that take in the usual cqm-
bination of country, gospel, folk
and rock influences. The phe-
nomenon continues.
Anne Murray - Croonin'
(EM1): To celebrate 25 years in
the music biz, Canada's
favorite female vocalist allows
herself an ;ndulgence that
should equally please fans.
Choosing music that she lis-
tened to in her "youth," Murray
gives her own personal touch to
songs originally made famous
by the likes of Doris Day, Patti
Page, Perry Como, Rosemary
Clooney and others. As you
would expect, Hurray's ver-
sions of her 18 scl.cuons are
impeccable, and with her velvet
vocal chords wrapped around
the ,enerall} mellow standards,
you might almost believe
ihev're her own.
The Rankin Family - North
Country +E`111: The Rankins
have yuickl, become, next to
Rita MacNeil. Nova Scotia's
second most favorite musical
export. In the title. track, Jimmy
Rankin's melody hints at Gor-
don Lightfoot, but then it's on
to new ground-, or more precise-
ly, ground that now immediate-
ly identifies the Mabou, N.S.,
quintet: a mixture of folk,
Celtic and :ountry, delivered
for the most part on the gos-
samer voices of sisters Raylene,
Heather and Cookie Rankin.
Jimmy's songs are his most
confident yet as he switches
with ease from modern folk and
ballads to Celtic traditional. For
its part the group, now with its
third album, seems equally
comfortable in both mediums.
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FIBROSITIS: The Ontario Fibromal-
gia arc F brosit s Association holds
support group meetings the sec-
ond Wednesday of every month
The next meeting is Cct 13 at 730
p m at The Arthnt,s Society, Faith
Place, 44 William St W., Oshawa
Guest speakers, library, videos,
copirg sk s Friends and family wel-
come 436-9028 (Betty) or 436-37C8
(Nancy), between 5.30 and 1C o m
CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS: The
Adu t Ch. aren of A'Coho'cs sup-
port group meets Wed.. Oct 13,
7 .3C p m , in the bosement hol' of
St Ardrew's Presbyterian Church,
35 Church St N., Pickering Village
The group meets every Wednes.
acy 593-4256, 593-5147,
YOUTH EDUCATION: 'tie Ajax
'2Oyc Ccnac cr �eg.or. Branch
322. ' 1 Hurt St , no'ds a youth
educt+ on right WeC.. Oct 13. 6 tc
9 c — Displays of memorob c and
—er loers present to Prov ce rfor-
a' o^ Students, parents. teacners
we co—e Free T-sh •*s (whi'e sup -
o es !cst) g,ver tc students wno
snow uo w''r or eau t 683-3627
BRIGHT KIDS: T^e Assoc of;on for
g- � C�, arer -' Cntcr:o. Durham
^cp'er, holds a forum Wed. Oct
3. 7 3C p m ct Cocc'ac.ccue Pub -
c School. 5 Mees Dr , A,cx 'he
topic is Start Them '11;nk rg and
Keep -her^ Tr,.-.(rg Gues' soecke,
is Keen, Ke -e, program foc'to•Or.
currcu!um r*egra!:O- and tn,nx ^g
s.( s. W '1e D,.rncm Board et Ecu -
CC* or, '�efresr mer*s served Lug-
c-r^ug 728-4274
MOMS & TOTS: 1Vedresclay
mo• ^g vc eyoa: 'or moms is
C"erea W *he PIicke• ^g East Shore
CC-- L) *y Centre. 9'0 L ver000l
RC S. from g a m to 1' 15 d m Co-
Ope'Ot've bcbys'tirg with Crafts
cra snacks available 420-6048 (Vir-
g n,c;
TRADES WOMEN: 'he Un tea
Traces ,Noreen meets Wed . Oct.
'3. 7 to 9 p m , in Room '272 or the
S,mcoe Building of Durhom Co; -
lege, Simcoe St N . Oshawa Water
Morjer.e Green w !! conduct a
worksnop on writing. New members
we come A food donator, "of Set-
t ement douse will be accepted.
433-8991 (Doris),
SPEAKING CONTEST: Toastmos-
tefs .r'emofional hoids a speech
contest for people between 20 to
7C years on Wed., Oct. 13, 7 30
0 rr , at the Family Trust bw,a ng.
corner of Bayly St. and Finley Ave..
A,OX There are three categories —
'`✓y Canada', a humor category
enc on impromptu category. 427-
5935 (Christine).
THURSDAY
NEWCOMERS: The Pickering -Ajax
Newcomers Club meets Thurs.. Oct.
14, 8 P.m., at the Pickering Village
Ur'teo Church. 300 Church St. N.,
A,ax The club is for women living in
t^e area less than three years and
meets the second Thursday of
each month. 837-1429 (Kelly).
COMPUTERS: The Durham Per-
sonO Computers Users" Club meets
T^urs , Oct 14, 7 to 10 p.m., at the
CAW Local 222 Hall, 1425 Phillip
Murray Ave., Oshawa. The group
meets the second Thursday of
every month and has o software
ibrary and such special interest
groups as new computer users,
desktop publishing, teiecommuni-
CO ons. Windows. WordPerfect All
we come. No charge. 434-7420
(Barbara Rice). 728-9351 (Bruce
Loycroft)
OPEN HOUSE: Bayfair Daycare,
8' 7 Kingston Rd., Pickering, holds
Or' open house Thurs., Oct. 14, 7 to
8 30 p m Meet teachers, view pro-
AVI19�/D
gram. Enrolment available. Ali wel-
come 839-1842(Donna)
MOMS, TOTS: A drop-in centre
for Moms and tots w'I be heir
Thurs.. Oct. 14, 9 30 to 1 1 am , at St.
Paul's United Church, 65 Kings
Cres., Ajax. Crafts, toys, songs,
srocks. The group meets every
Thursday. 428-C062.686-3377.
COMING •
FRIDAY, OCT. 15
CERCLE FRANCOPHONE D'AJAX:
Le Cerc!e Francophone a'A,ex es',
ouvert aux femmes dont la langue
moterne! a est le frarcois. S vous
etes stuees a Ajox. Pickering et 'es
env ronsr'venez vous joindre a nous
pour pauvoir commun quer dons
votre [argue materne!'e et par-
tiCiper a des activites franca se Le
prochaine rencontre aura ';eu ver -
dredi le 15 octobre a 8 ou soir Pour
Plus de rense gnements telephoner
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SATURDAY, OCT. 16
DIABETES: C!SS-FM New Country
Video Show is presented at the
annual Durham Reg'on Coraaor
Diabetes Association dance at the
Oshawa Kinsmen Corrrnur, ty Cer-
tre, 109 Co;borne St N. on Sat. Cc'
16, 7 3C p m to I a in Carc!e's
Country is there to teacn Ire danc-
ing. S23 per person; all proceeds to
the Cdn Diabetes Assoc 987-!763,
436-6648 or 683-697C
PATHFINDERS: the 10th Picke•rg
Parr,f raers no c a fund -'c srg aar-
becue Sat . Oct 16. 1C a m to 4
Q m , at LOEB Baywocd, corner of
Monarch Ave ana Bay'y St. Alax
Proceeds to help pay for a tri c to
Englano
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Corib-Canadian Cu!tura! Assoc o -
tion hosts its 13th annual dinner -
dance Sat , Oct 16 at the Picker ng
Recreation Complex, '867 Ve 'ey
Form Rd Cocktails 6 3C p m, a r^er
7.30 p m Dancing, door prizes A;!
welcome Tickets S310 each 428-
3164, 666-3922, 427-4753
LACAC: 'ne A cix _oca! Arch tec-
tural Conse'varor, Acv sort' Com-
rr *tee holds a piaque urve rg
ana wa!k:ng our Sat . Oct '6
Plaque unveil ng a' 10 30 a m ct
The Dale Block, 80 O'd K!rgston ?a .
Your calendar
of coming events
Pickering Village Wo;king tour of
the V I'age at I l a m and 2 p m.
starting at the parkette across from
McEachrne Funerc: some on Old
Kingston Rd Free, but donation of
non-pe':snab�e foca tem appreci-
ated 427-7',49
BOTTLE DRIVE: Members of the
Alex —a,o' ^ov.ce AA hockey
team ^o c a oo-le ar've Sat . Cc*
16, 9 3C a m ?0 5 p rn Sot, drink
bot' es, beer bot* es and cans
being co:ec'ec !f rot at home.
p ease eave the *ems ar the curb
Acveresing Feature
Superkids Karate motivating students
Superkids Karate is a firm that
practical form of self-defense."
lives up to its name.
He adds, "It's a street -smart
But just being good at karate
program. it's easy to learn, and
isn't all that this Pickering
practical.
school is about.
"Students learn to defend
Head instructor John Wilson
themselves in any given
explains the concept. Although
situation. They learn what to
instruction is available for
do ... it' they're grabbed: where to
adults, children are the main.
go.
focus of this school.
"They learn the smart thing to
Goal -setting, to enable them to
do is to get attention: yell, then
realize their dreams and to
run."
encouragement, the eaming of
The centre is open `ton. to
awards, all work together to help
Sat. 9 a.m. through 9 p.m.
them gain "enhanced self-
Classes are held in the evenings
confidence and self-esteem,'
and Satul mornin�_,s, for
according to %1r. 'Wilson.
,tudenis,
The head instructor maintains
that the students are constantly
f "
urged to "be the best you can
be.'
Children as yount-, as four arc a
�\ • N
part of this spacious. safcty-
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oriented and clean em ironment
located at 621 Kim-,ston Rd.
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The karate stele tau, -,hi is
designed by Wally Slocki. co-
founder of the school. N1r.
Slocki is a Canadian and Aorld
1`•'
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champion, and the first
Canadian to be inducted into the
- -
Black Belt Hall of Fame. His
`t r. Wilson notes that not
partner is Harold Warden'. and
even one is accepted. There is
both have been in martial arts for
an assessment and evaluation.
40 years.
As a result, he says, "When
The techniques include a
they're accepted. they want to be
mixture of karate. aikido, jujitsu.
here.'
tae kwon do and Canadian style.
For more information, call the
\tr. Wilson describes it as "a
centre at S39 -5(M.
The Corporation of the Town of Ajax
Notice
�i 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- j
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. Tierney, C.M.O., C.M.C.
Clerk
Town of Ajax
65 Harwood Avenue
Ajax, Ontario
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Wednesday Sports
Axemen land Cobourg sniper
92 -point man Gervain Sytnyk brings scoring touch to Ajax
AJAX - The Cobourg
Ajax will carry three goalies
The Ajax squad currently
Cougar's loss is the Ajax Axe-
for the balance of the season,
resides in fifth place in the
men's gain.
with Lowe joining Bruce Beech-
league standings, three points
The Provincial Junior 'A'
crier and Barry Crawford.
behind fourth -place Orillia Ter -
Hockey League's Ajax Axemen
"We're starting to piece
niers who defeated the Cobourg
signed Cougars' stand-
together a very competitive team
Cougars 6-4 in action in
out Gervain Sytnyk �R
this sea-
Cobourg Monday night.
last week. son," says
Sytnyk, a bonafide��� Blackburn.
The Axemen entertained the
defending league champion Bar -
sniper with the
T h e
rie Colts at the Ajax Community
Cobourg squad last 044 JUN10A is noeicry GLUti Axemen
Centre arena Tuesday night after
season, scored 92 points
i m p r o v e d
our press deadline.
to lead all Cougars' players. He
regular -season record to three
Ajax's next home game is
also placed in the top five in the
wins and two losses after taking
against the East Division lead -
league's scoring race.
a 7--1 win over the Markham
ing Newmarket '87s at the com-
"He was nifty little playmak-
%k'axers in a home game at the
munity centre arena on Tuesday,
er with Cobourg," says Axemen
Ajax Community Centrc arena
Oct. 19. The puck drops at h
co -coach John Blackburn. "He's
on Tuesday, Oct. S.
p.m.
a centreman, but we 11 play him
all over at centre and right
wing. He's definitely a good
acquisition."
Sytnyk was released by
Cobourg Just prior to the start
of the season as he was moving
to Prince Edward Island where
he was to play with a junior
squad there. However, he
quickly soured on PEI, moved
back to Ontario and got in touch
with %like Noonan, the former
Cougar's assistant coach nou
Axemen co -coach, and was
quickly signed by Ajax.
In addition, the Axemen also
signed former Ajax/Pickering
Raiders AAA midget goalie
Ryan Lowe for the season.
Lowe returned to Ajax after
attending the Kingston Fronte-
nacs' OHL training camp.
Pickering
skaters
glide to
nine
medals
PICKERING - Pickering
Figure Skating Club members
glided to nine medals at the
Scugog Invitational meet in
Lindsay last weekend.
J u I i e DICKERING
D i e m e r t Fi RE SKA""
claimed the
silver medal
in the pre -
n o v i c e CLUB
ladies' divi- wkaibw c,s.A
sion. Tara Leetham won
bronze in the same category.
Marie Weber finished fifth.
Asheefa Sarangi captured
the silver medal in the senior
bronze ladies' elements.
Devon Snider placed third in
this division, and was fourth
in the junior bronze ladies'
freeskate event.
Amanda Gilroy was second
in the preliminary ladies'
freeskate and third in the pre-
liminary ladies' elements
earning a silver and a bronze
medal.
Nausheen Bashir placed
second and Adrienne Pratt
third in their flight in the
junior bronze ladies'
freeskate. Bashir was third in
the junior bronze ladies' ele-
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#9 - 570 Westney Rd. S., Ajax
WATERFRONT REHABILITATION
The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Consenation
Authority and its panners invite %ou to attend a public
meeting to discuss and comment on the proposed
Shoreline Naturalization Project
at the Rouge River Marsh.
ON: Saturday, October 16, 1993
FROM: 2 to 5 p.m.
AT: West Parking Area, Access Road to
Rouge Beach Park
Come and discuss this project with staff of the various agencies.
This is a cooperative project between:
• The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation
Authority (MTRCA) and its member municipalities;
• Environment Canada, Great Lakes Cleanup Fund;
• Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources; and
• Ontario Ministry of the Environment and Energy.
For further information. contact:
Gord MacPherson / Jennifer Vincent, MTRCA
(416) 661-6600.
Or the metropolitan toronto and region
conservation authority
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Pine Ridge Secondary School Pumas' Shawn Burgess makes a play on the ball during a LOSSA
junior boys' volleyball match against the Dunbarton High School Spartans at Dunbarton High last
week.
Quick
start for
Raiders'
atoms
AJAX-PICKERING - The
Ajax -Pickering Raiders LOEB
Glendale minor atom 'AAA'
rep hockey team won two of its
first three games in Eastern
Ontario league action.
The Raiders opened the sea-
son by trouncing local Durham
Region rival Whitby
7-0. The line of
Simon Barg,
Andrew Hopkins
photo by Ron Pietroniro
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week.
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AJAX-PICKERING - The
Ajax -Pickering Raiders LOEB
Glendale minor atom 'AAA'
rep hockey team won two of its
first three games in Eastern
Ontario league action.
The Raiders opened the sea-
son by trouncing local Durham
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Also scoring for the Raiders
PARADE
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Perulli. Michael Carroll regis-
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Snetsinger recorded the shutout.
PARADE DATE: SAT., NOV. 13, 1993
The Raiders recorded their
second victory with a 3-2 win
THEME (CHRISTMAS Any groups wishing
over York/Simcoe Express.
to participate may
WINTER WONDER- pick up entries at
Scoring for the locals were
James Cummins, McGregor and
LAND) . LOEB GLENDALE
Hopkins. Picking up assists•
JUMBO VIDEO
• PICKERNrG
were Perulli, Mark Rogers,
Ho k'
`' >> RECREATION COMPLEX
F tns, Barg and Ryan Mor-
gan.
Scott Gray, in net for the
Raiders, stopped a breakaway
with 15 seconds to play to pre-
serve the victory.
Ajax -Pickering suffered its
first loss of the season against
the Richmond Hill -Vaughan
Stars. McGregor, with an assist
from Hopkins, scored for Inc
Raiders in a 4-1 loss.
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New players sought for
ladies'ringefte league
AJAX-PICKERING - The Lakeshore Ladies Ringette League is in
need of players for this season.
The league is looking for players 21 years and over for this recre-
ation league.
Games are played Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday evenings at the
Ajax Community Centre arena.
New players are welcome.
For more information, call Lynn at 683-3856 or Wilma at 839-
5647.
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Peewee Dolphins
silence thunder
in minor football
AJAX-PICKERING - The
Ajax/Pickering Dolphins silenced
the first -place Scarborough Thun-
der in minor football action at
Birchmount Stadium Monday.
A gritty 33 -yard field goal in
the last eight seconds by Motaz
Ashoor boosted the Dolphins'
peewees to a 23-21 win over
Scarborough.
The Dolphins were beaten 44-
6 by the Thunder earlier in the
season.
Coach Brian Hughes credited a
90 -yard fumble recovery and a
timely blocked kick as key plays
for the Dolphins.
Ashoor, with help from quar-
terback Brendon Boise and center
Jeff Mair scored all the Dolphins'
points.
The Dolphins' atoms cruised to
a 24-6 win over Scarborough. Val
Alao, Wes Demkew and Trevor
MacDonald scored majors. Brian
Arscott converted on each touch-
down.
Linemen with big games for
the atoms were Chris Honey and
Michael Rasmussen on defense.
Norman Hussey, Scott Moynes
and Wes Boise anchored the
offense.
The Dolphins' bantams ran up
an early lead only to bow out 28-
17 to the Thunder. Touchdowns
were scored by Ryan Connell
with a pair and Brent Gazarek.
Jeff McConkey boomed a field
goal.
Meanwhile, the Dolphins'
tykes played in Markham against
the Raiders. Ajax/Pickering
scored a 21-1 win over the
Raiders. Led by a strong defense,
Jonathan Friel raced for two
majors, John Komer added one.
Greg Mair completed the scoring.
Pickering girls
double winners
of soccer cups
PICKERING - The Picker-
ing Power under -1 I girls' rep
soccer team finished a success-
ful season by winning both the
Durham and Scarborough
Cups.
Power defeated Scarbor-
ough United in the Scarbor-
ough Cup final by a shootout
after regulation time and over-
time.
In the Durham Cup final,
Pickering
defeated the
Ajax War-
riors in
convincing
fashion by + Je
a 41 scare. ��'•CEi1
Coach Al
Urbas thanks his players for
their excellence throughout the
year, assistant coach Rick Blair
and manager Wayne Purdon
for their dedication and hard
work. He also thanked the par-
ents for their help and cornmit-
metrtt.
Team members are Chris-
tine Axe, Shannon Blair, Jil-
lian Bunting, Melissa Gaudet,
Diane Grieve, Cadi Harring-
ton, Althea Jones, Alicia Kaye,
Kelly McNabney, Kate Mid-
dlebrook, Kristina Pearsall,
Julia Prohaska, Andrea Par-
don, Ivan Sajovic, Jasmine I
Urbas and Nathalie Urbass.
Master Splashers seek new recruits
PICKERIN'G - New recruits are sought by the Pickering Master Splashers
Swim Club for adults over 20 years of age.
The Master Splashers invite new members to improve their swimming
skills, while keeping in shape through the fall, winter and spring months.
The club offers both a competitive and non-competitive swim program. A
choice of swim meets is also offered during the year with attendance on a vol-
untary basis.
The. Master Splashers swim at the Dunbarton Pool on Mondays, Tuesdays
and Thursday-, from 9 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
For more information, call Cathy Mills at 428-7338 or Kathy Gallows at
-320-7679.
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IF YOU LIVE IN OSHAWA OR PICKERING
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PICKERING RESIDENTS CALL: 416-322-3167
OSHAWA RESIDENTS CALL: 800-267-8585
until 10:30 p.m.
seven days a week
Read the News Advertiser
for the latest news and views
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PICKERING r announce the opening
URGENT CARE � p g
MEDI-CENTRE of Pickering's only
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
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(Highway 2 between Brock & Liverpool)
Phone 831-8240
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CORRECTION NOTICE
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blowup appeared inoorrechr. Pace 1A: We
have advertised Hamster Ply ft at 530.00. In
be mw n reads includes Cane with leader.
Wheel_ Bottles_ Food. Shavings a Treat This is
Bottle. Page 4A7 Energizer Batten Advertised at
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Rain Checks will be available on reauest
We regret any tncomenience this may have
caused our customers.
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Picov's Horseman Center.
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business. Work from home. Call parent or sep waled or divorced
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positions available. Earn extra ing assistance. DIPICERT,-
money for Christmas, apply at Lotus, Wordperfect. D -base.
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French. East end location. FAinimum 2 years
experience in customer service or inside
sales.
Working knowledge of hydraulic type
products including pumps, valves, and fittings
a definite asset.
Please forward resume to:
PERSONNEL MANAGER
875 Dillingham Rd., Pickering, Ontario
L1 W 2Y5 or fax
1-905-831-9369
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appowmism, cal 1-905-686-
SIX windshield repair tech -
3719.(10130M
mniciarus needed. Will yin, sank
DO you We candles? AmenicaY
badr9round. good commumca-
tstest growing pertly plan Par.
tion skies required. Noe in,
" has coma to Canada and
appws— Irauranoe industry
requires
approved process. Cal Chip
in your area. Outstanding
King, 1-600.561-2200- (1014900
eorrnissions, no investment.
DEMONSTRATORS/SALES
No deliveries. Cal 5767006 9 8
com missiorued $700.. Award
p.m (101493)
wining produp, Major depsn-
NIOMEMAKERS�MATURE stu
mint stores in your ares. No et-
�,uk . poo time telemarketing
pertar , necessary. Wer trap.
positions avaaaDle to those 16
Cal 1400.361$723. (TF)
yaws of age and older. $7Rv. Al
196 ylamnkebrs, eacelws it
training provided Io those who
conks pftntiml. Cal 291-2511
quality. Cal 420 -Ml to arrange
nail (1013«0
an weaf11iew. (>F) EXCIELLENT inoomuM SM500 Day Care Day Care
REQUIRED hvnedW$* - full weekly aaa«r�rrg products err 1 60 Wanted 160 Wanted
tire shWer/ria ver for Beal home. Fully guaranteed_ no
company. Apply with resume to enperienos. 1-504.641-1114 W. REUABU and experienced
95 AM St.. Oshawa. No phorte H1219 24. hrs. (1015600 deycar'e required for 18 morph
Calls please. (101493) oto. Bao illMajor O*s only. Ful REUABLE tender, loving care in
EXPERIENCED homemakers time, must provide meals, my home for sigh trotah old.
TELEMARKETERS, full lusts vrlh car required for Pidwikgf snacla. RKefp„pu,ired. Prefer Non smoker, references
part sme. earn up a 1120+ttr. Ex- Ajax and surrounding areas. oerer young child 10 play wlh. "squired. Wastney Rd. and I.Iwy
peri , snag be required. CM Cal CAPS Professional Hach Non s„efd„ g—whow„n,ut. 683- 02 arm. Call Beth. 619.1549.
Marilyn today, 427-2977. Care Service, 426.1810. 5M. (101793) (101793►
1 VS .. , - THE N$ws �D, W.!R-OC'TC
AvsNable 165 �''' 9Rri ." i.'r..�: �f:A ....: ACA - ' : y _ f. w� N Kilesa Fel. --- ' Ql,r-.A
INFANTS - 12 YEARS OLD
VENDORS wanted for
ST CRAFT SHOW
,month. Phone 623-1785.
N1E Othawal icing' 3 Ixsdtsoen A� -1. bear.. house b
stand, lrlrg noun, dit" M01% share
LOG home. 5 min from
and as s' ideal for ate'
In caring, safe, fun home environment.
Licensed by M.C.S.S.
140 EXHIBITORS
COUNTRY CRAFTS &
OfflCe a Retail
with mature person.
eat -in kitchen. large master, CLces to shopping Centre, C 0.
''*"°'d yam' wayta,t b laundry and parking.
[DURHAM
,
Reasonable rates
bedrooms on 1/2 acre park ser.
Ing lot,
COLLECTIBLES SHOW
30
400
utiRiiers. Available ininrela3 4 monthly. FirsUlael.
«y Nov. 1.426-W25.
-Receipts, flexible flours. Call
PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE
C
Sat., Oct. 23, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
ctherr
(101
or Nov. 1. Call 668-8887
anytime. (10199M 455 Condos For
8011ys1ANVILLE
509-1207
BroduMwy, 82. Available Nov. 1.
Sun., Oct. 24, 10 a.m. - 4 P.M.p-m-
cars, 5 appliances. Close to an
- large three Rent
plus bedroom eownhotwe. fresh
MOTHER OF 2
DRAPES
DRAPES and baloon valences
,I ldl/. 839.8610. (101393)
OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM
amenmias. f1150 + utiitiea. Cam
831 -Wit. (101793)
yd"°"`ed'"f0area. C sero LUXURY condo for font. one
onto conservation area Close ro bedroom
FDaycare provided in
AriICIeS
For Sale
g
99 Thornton Rd. S., Oshawa
kitchen, ceramic, 5 rppliart, Cas 43&6086. (,0,593)
with solarium. 1-4 Pce-
schools/shopping, immediate bath, underground parking, 8900
hnmfl Fanrorl
Repairs
C
DURHAM'S LARGE
hampio a
Canadian Champion. raised in a
occupancy. $900 plus per monthly includes utilities. Cam
EXPERIENCED ECE teacher
offers enriched daycare in my
home. nutritious meek. large
playroom, large garden, arts.
crafts, lots of activities. South
Ajax. References. 683-0194.
(101793)
PRIVATE daycare available to
children of any age. Lots of toys.
indoor/outdoor activities and
klvng attention. FuIVW time.
Westney/401. Call 683.0384.
OUAUFIED Montessori Teacher
offers 112 days programmes
from her home. Academic
Programmes. French, An. Com-
puters and Music. Only 3
children per program. $175 per
month, south Ajax. For more
irdormanon.428-3953 (101393)
DAYCARE available in my
home warm. caring and sate
environment. Child CPR and
First Aid courses taken. South
Ajax area. Cam Aida, 683-6545.
(101793)
DAYCARE available In my
home. Wesiney HoVhts area.
Diporna in child care and test
aid 10 years experience.
References available. Phone
428-38%. (101793)
2cles
20 For Sale
535 I= roc
s
83500 full price. wooded fang
ing lot, 304 hr. eats d Oshawa
Sand beach, fishing, next to
10.000 acres Couht forest.
Fred, 416-431.1555. (TF)
540 Out -of -Town
Properties
ACREAGE $29.900. 32 acres.
pond, one only. Won't last.
Financing. 613-2793255
(102293)
KITCHEN cupboards, counter
VENDORS wanted for
ST CRAFT SHOW
,month. Phone 623-1785.
391.2296Ofxv" 95. (101593)
LOG home. 5 min from
and as s' ideal for ate'
applicatiore. Pierre Chanter
140 EXHIBITORS
oowNrowN Ping - tmee
OfflCe a Retail
Campbelllord, 3 years old. 3
tme
apartment or workshop. For
information,
,
14,000 sq. ft: of unique crafts
bedrooms on 1/2 acre park ser.
Ing lot,
si
460 Space
bedroom, stone fireplace
chimney, heat deck
call 509-2647.
Pic wing• 649-3547. (101393)
shredded. Triple me. brick nand.
a d � ar�
garage, parking for 10
�
ctherr
pump, Oscar
3)
BroduMwy, 82. Available Nov. 1.
434-5531
cars, 5 appliances. Close to an
FOR r . ,150 sq.h. chic
and Po►ch, niceil need lot with
DRAPES
DRAPES and baloon valences
,I ldl/. 839.8610. (101393)
yams of row Stairunastar and
amenmias. f1150 + utiitiea. Cam
831 -Wit. (101793)
slaw, Westnsy/401 n Aja:. In-
x. In-
dustrial location friths from Go
vim'. $125.000. Phone 705653 -
2939. (101593)
'Of' WHxe, rose. bladugokv
grey. Various sizes and styles
Also Kingston oil paintings for
sale. Call for more information,
427.4235. (101493)
FINE jeweler) (overs. From now
on buy your top quality jswellery
at deeply discounted prices.
Share with your friends. Call
Terry. 666-16M (10 1793)
MOFFAT electric range. alrnorld
colour. Excellent condition,
m 686•
$245. o.b.o. Please ca
5594.(101393)
OAK/PINE FURNITURE. Why
pay retail prices? One of
Ontario's oldest and largest
manufacturers Is now selling
dreg to the public. Eg 5oak
table with dw en and 4 Windsor
chairs, $799 8' oak double
pedestal ciw ext. and 6 chairs,
$1429. Cannonbam beds. $299.
Over 20 scan choices - an sold
no veneers - Traditional
Woodworking. 416-985-8774
(TF)
BABY articles. natural wood
hoot) crib. change table, crib
sheets. etc. Please call 420-
1471 (101593)
1867 aont,ac Firebird. 400 cubic
Inc". DS.. pb . 4 SDeed. very
clean inside and out, OngnaI ral.
ly wheels. new exnaust. Asking
54000 Of trade for Snowrmpb,b.
S'0. S15 or Toyota 4x4 1 705-
277.3300 (101493)
w V w V
300 Automobiles
For Sale
1893 Cadillac Fleetwood
Brougham D'Elegance, fully
loaded, leather interior, one
owner. 26.000 knit.. $34,500.
Cam 728-6291, Sandy or Des be-
tween 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (102293)
1990 Rlverta, fully loaded.
13.900 kms.. call Sandy or Doz.
728-6291 between 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
(102193)
1887 Horizon. 2.31._ auto. pit..
pb.. 4 door. amvfm stereo. ex
cellent condition. $3495
cerrmed Call (905) 839-3535.
(101493)
1887 S 1 C truck. 2.5L. 4 speed,
excellent Condition. $3600. 1986
Olds 88 Brougham, excellent
condition. $4200 Cas 433-7604.
(101993)
1985 Ford LTD, In good
IbnO,t,on. great body. white with
red trim, 4 door, must see.
$1975 cerhfed 686-9153.
(1.01493)
FIBERGLASS cap for small
Pickup, 711. box. 5450 Also 42 -
round sold pine pedestal tablei
complete with 4 Mars. $250.
Cam 839.611&5 n m sr„
GRAND OPENING
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
"N"
CLEARANCE OUTLET
• WE BUY & SELL NEW & USED FURNITURE
• END OF LINES FURNITURE
• FLOOR SAMPLES
• DISCONTINUED ITEMS
• NEW DISCOUNT FURNITURE
-NEN MATTRESSES
UP TO = OFF REG. RETAIL
1050 BROCK RD., UNIT #12
140
REASONABLE 420-0766 MAKE
OFFERS (Pleas call A
REFUSED! 40 for houll i.) = DEAL!
Mi rtdkerrg Appliances - no
feasOnabie offer refused"
guaranteed. Recondd;cinod 260 Arts a craft
SPDiarnces. Cones make us a
deck. 4274784. 467 Weatrey
Rd. S. Ajax. (TF)
PIANOS/GRANDFATHER CRAFT SHOW
CLOCKS - Pianos. two to own. Vendors we„ad
API. size. upnglK, grand. digital.
keyboards. CLOCKS - (free OShB YWCA
deyvsry and set up). Cay Telep OCL 23
Pow on � t�dM Plibour a Nov. 6 Ar 20,
akvaysl 433.1491. (TFALL) DOC. 4 b '11.
FOR sale - Jsfy PofrerCal
10•. Model 30, never been used. r� c
Still under warranty. Phone 43M Or
John. 725-0858 after 5 p.m. 576-57.7V
WASHERS D
ryera, Fridges
Slow - flew and e.00rteitiortsd
VENDORS wanted for
aw Lop fm
Christmas Craft Sale. Nov. 7 at
washets 1175 andup for ncniF
Kirgsway C.oMps, Oshawa.
Over 100 tables. contact for
darorted dr)sra- 8175 and up for
applicatiore. Pierre Chanter
feconditioned fridges and
433/638. (101583)
stoves. Also coin operated
washer and dryers.
PICKERING Country Craft
Stephenson'& Furniture and
Market - craps, colleclbles•
Appliances, 227 Court St.,
Oshawa. 5767448 (TFALL)
°11°01 An -
near Salty Oct16 aairig n 0 1 Kahn
evenings 491-8732. (101493) )acuzzl. Screened sunpach. lop
floor. week ty/monih'y, photos
Auction Bam, Brock Rd. N. of
EVANA Top Soil - screened and
Pic wing• 649-3547. (101393)
shredded. Triple me. brick nand.
a d � ar�
280Ljost a FOINtd
ctherr
pets. Suit working person(s).
able at dscaNs pnicat. Paving
BroduMwy, 82. Available Nov. 1.
stones. Cal 430-4733 or evert.
FOUND - atkrer and bladeInigs tabby
72&2870. (101543)
M Wastishole,01011dahorna. Very
CARPET - -1"
Ui selrral loon
,I ldl/. 839.8610. (101393)
yams of row Stairunastar and
Pets-Suppiies-
100% nylon carpet. IV CNN
290
a7 swrd,
Your living room and hall for
g
$360. Price inc -- west, pad
kitchen, ceramic, 5 rppliart, Cas 43&6086. (,0,593)
and installation. -30 yards-.
Stew. (416) 287-5072. (TF)
BOXER Pups - good
lerriperrrlsi beaus" marked,
Repairs
German bloodline. grandfather
230 A
hampio a
Canadian Champion. raised in a
wanted
friendly family environment.
$550. Call 729-3142 (101993)
'NO Yamaha Phazer, red on
low ilex
s
HIMALAYAN kittens, lenulec.
Seals and Tonle points, vet
Plot* hnhmotor
warmers, carbides,
checked, first needle.
Cover.
$3200 o.b.o. After
Afterg
3183. (102693) p.nt 985
dewormed. CCA and CFA
registered, $350. Gs 728-7796.
WANTED stoves, fridges,
washer and dryers, working
(101493)
DONT throw your dog waste
or
nor. Also wanted: pickup truck
(newer than 1978).
into landfill sites, use the new
Doggie Dooley Inground Dog
CallS
Pickering, 420 8833.
tem OR-
Dos BE
(TFALL)
DER NOWWaste
ORE THE '44
CALL CLASSFID
INCREASE 1 7235413 or 434•
576-
8782 9 a.m.-9 p.m. daily.
PICKERING - UV*Modtsayy. Ons piand two). Call
MM
(102793)OM
bright modern two bedroom
r r rr
LEASE w own vehicles. 1980.
'a65 $345 down, no interest, no
credit checks, 7251988 of
686
?428 or 686-3775. (TF)
305 Automobiles
Wanted
AAA FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC AUTO
Scrap cars and trucks
wanted. Top dollar. fast
FREE pick-up.
Please call
540-8788
w V w V
365 Marine 400 Ap Frog en
ROUGEMOUNT and Hwy 82
- eat rate. Cam i any, 674-5555 vacation
two bedroom bungalow, two ext 702. (TF)
appliances, quiet rkenic street, OFFICE and warehouse space -- 45 Properties
$800 plus ulirnres. 420.7248. for rent or lease. Approx. 800
sq.ft.. $400 monthly Pheal LAND Auden -lakefronts. River
AJAX - pretty three bad roomP"front Acrea es Halib non
1888 Neterboro 17 1,2 1t
Brrvnder. 130 I.O. Merc. engine.
red and while. Custom trailer,
Mooring Cover, radio, excellent
condition, $9.500 after 6 C m.
2652872. (TF)
1988 THundercraft Bownder,
16ft., 140hp OMC. 1.0 with
trailer. Excellent condition.
$9500 o.b o. 571.4273.
(102093)
ALUMINUM boat mailer, Sears
make $450 831-2395
(101393)
SHRINK Wrapping, available
any size boat at compeuve
rates Season special. Only $99
for a 17h boat. Can 6867272
1101493)
400 Apartments
For Rent
2 BDRM. APT.
Plus 1,000 sq. fL
shop with a lot of outside
room Surrounding On
Taunton Rd. W
Call
683-0512
WHITBY one oe .o, $525.
Two bedroom 00 $05per Month
Plus ydro Flrst'lasr required.
Phone days 725-8911 Of even.
,ngs 668-4016 (102893)
PICKERING freshly panted
partially 'j -'shed one bedroom
basement apartment, cable.
parking. all utilities. 4 pica bath.
^on sr•,ai"o no pets O^ bus
•cute. S5CC-Onthfy. Available
-^mediately cull a'17.n :on
�9V *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 - one bedroom
basement apartment for rent
with finpkace, ubko, included,
pmrate entrance. close oro Fincfv
Roeefled, no pets. Fint/last
fequvred Call 420.1736.
AJAX - two bedroom a,A rt
in quiet area in tnpli parking
and laundry facilities included.
5625 tdtyties 1►tdkuded. Cas afser
CARS i TRUCKS 6 Pim` Or ek
weends• 428.2055.
*OLD *DAMAGED OSHAWA Kirnp'WVlson, 'arge
-ULAU
2638030.(101493) entrance, laundry, parking,
PAY CASH
sopa ate entrance. parking.
7 day service ,Ila
laundry. due to as amerce a,
James 655-5590
quiet neighbourhood. Non
for
$10,000 o.b.o. Ask for
46M. $10
*maker. quiet. eesPasble. no
Jon.1603.
Jon. (,0199M
Deb- SSW inclusive. Available
310 Trucks For
Nov. 1.5704.'100 alw 7 p.m
Sale
PICKERING - two bedroom
evenings 491-8732. (101493) )acuzzl. Screened sunpach. lop
floor. week ty/monih'y, photos
baso~t apanment, so -in
1888 GMC Safari Cargo Van,
kitchen. 2 pica beth. lanxnddry.
air. V6, auto, ps.. pb., very good
parking. separate entrance. no
condition. Grey for business or
pets. Suit working person(s).
Pleasure. $6200 0.0.0. 1.705
BroduMwy, 82. Available Nov. 1.
7862357 or 1.905477.3330 ea
$700 inclusive. 428-3377.
278.(101993)
(101790)
OSHAWA two bedroom apart
miens ava,labe at 900 and 888
Glen St-, dose to scrod, shop
ping and south GM Uulries
included. fw&LUst required Fa
appointment, call 728.4993.
(102683)
PICKERING - steps to GO tram.
arge modern two bedroom
ba"Mont apartment. 4 Doe,
bath. bio yard. microwave. avail-
able now. 3900 inclusive
Lynne. 4269766. (101393)
PICKERING Whites Ra,f- y
92 Available Oct- 1 6700 per
month am ncxrswe. Bright. Clean
two bedrooms. eat -n kitchen. 4
PC* bath, laundy, parking.
separat entrance. own
backyard. no pets. Telephone
937-5029.(100387)
AVAILABLE ,mmodiaiely in
Whitby apartment budding
Spacious. Carpeted, newly
panted apartment wan babtxty,
close to bus, shopping. All
utiaes tnckided. No pets. Two
bedroom. $800. Cas 430-0134.
320 Vans, "whew WHITBY Clean bNM tumished AJAX - HarwockwBayly. two
L Drives ore bsomm, broadloom,broadloo, TV., bedroom dean apadous bow
Parking. call 416284.1618 a mens apartment, separate
and hydro Nelson St.. Oshawa. 9 u
semi On quiet court. Main floor, 579-6247. (101593) Hastings.Peterborough. Ajax.
2638030.(101493) entrance, laundry, parking,
18ti,1 Ford Extended Van, two
propane tanks. Starcraft
cable, close to school and
LARGE two bedroom basernenl Snapp'nn9 Nat srrtoken' avail
Conversion, white and blue,
apartment with walkout andouglar
able Nov. 15. $650 ay inclusive.
00 o.bl. Call
lernced n Dockyard. per Cay 619.908" (10172M
for
$10,000 o.b.o. Ask for
46M. $10
d.
month utilities included. Avai-
Jon.1603.
Jon. (,0199M
able Nov. 1. Piton 428-0311 or AJAX - ane ttedroorn basernrre
Very prfcate. Lots at parking, bedrooms. two baths, all
427.7,24. (101343) � ng
nitait000n
330 Trailer$
MMTESIRUCH . beautiful ore
evenings 491-8732. (101493) )acuzzl. Screened sunpach. lop
floor. week ty/monih'y, photos
kitchen, walk in clotet, fully
AJAX - three bedroom main and ma,iw 723-6069 (1,0793)
°001001 basurrrlt ;xartrwx. furnished, cable, parking,
14' Skylark with awning. In.
laundry, broadloomed, new laundry, gas fiepbos. Avalable
dud" fridge. stow. furnace,
kitdmt. bathroom, c"11111 air. Nov. t. $560 norafny. Single
washroom. $2500. ob.o. Cal
ampb cbsM and parking. cable. w i I" twnale pleft . 663•
ahw 6 p.m. 1-705-277,9111 or
hydro included. No chidrsn, no 0103 alar 8 p m (1013gM
1-705277-3300. (101493)
pets. Available Nov. 1. 420•
ONE bedroom upper Roar of
CITATION• 351E Tun TpOuts.
3741. (101793)
duplex, Oshawa. Private
Iwo bedrooms. full bathroom,
WESTIEYIt01 - baftardIsvtl entrance. parking. washer,
many extras. $11,000. To view,
apartment, living, dining, dryer, bus route. Adelaide/
call Paul after 6 p.m. 416724-
bedroorrl, 4 pee. bath, large French area. SSW inclusive.
4362. (TF)
kitchen, ceramic, 5 rppliart, Cas 43&6086. (,0,593)
AtJtORParts a
S&05""furniture and plaAkirg. PICKERING - brand new
6595 inclusive Credl clteck.
Repairs
bache340 arsrwlrl
Caty Mill 2 (101790) basementnth
_
central
central air, central vac, all
l
PICKERING - bachelor laundry Uciyts, cable. close b
COMPLETE RUST
Nov am c-S�w' u� al ammitiu. $450 monthly al
I. BrOK,
444-7391.
abed Clear) on inclusive. 837-,91712. (1019931
water Beach. pod jacuzzi. 880
1eknel nM
groPROOF e' usalai, AJAX -
$6 X69.95
antra luck convenient one
entrance, includes use of
laundry favi(ties. $475 linclu ria bedroom SO contained baw
1001h. -cairn f -W, 51000 pit ^oh. for information and 10 new
120.1361. (101390) nun apa►tn1M11. available Nov.
(ew truicks)
WHITES ReVOklahoma, large 1• $540 per month inicuding
pieW
683-2977
bright bhnerrorK apartment with uulties. non smoker. no
68344010115
AWNUST
fireplace, parking, $600. paha• (101790!)
,c
•irri. pose to schools, PTC. For Sale
monthly. 416.773.5093. CHURCH St. and Randal D►. -
CONT V
(101792) three bedroom apartment
221 Westne Rd. S.
PICKERING - UV*Modtsayy. Ons piand two). Call
MM
y
bright modern two bedroom
831-4363 11 C 1393) low down payments. Steve
basernM apw&MM. separate WHITBY - duplex, three
TOYOTA Honda. Chevette.
entrance, full bath, appliances. bedrooms, living room, big
Tempo, Stellar, Reliant.
laundry and parking. Close to kitchen, fridge, stow, large
Automatic, standard. 5 speed,
GO and amenities. Must be fenced yard, parting, flexible
am handy man specials. Under
Sean. $850 inclusive. Firstaw, possession. FirstAsst. $750.
$1000, all easily certified. Cal
no pets. (416) 579-7576. 66&5788. (101993)
728-0817.(101493)
(101093)
AJAX - WsstnsyMwy 82. New
FAX YOUR ADS aw� bessmard
579-22 appliance, non amok", $750
appliances. d�thwas^er, Gu,Oe Rearty. 1991 7235287
fireplaca central air. pool. tonne 24 hr. pager. (TF)
monthly. Utlibes itckuded. First/
court. carpe yard. $825 sash. SSW dam n paymtsm wri intoe'
last. References. 68&5721.
and hydro Nelson St.. Oshawa. 9 u
semi On quiet court. Main floor, 579-6247. (101593) Hastings.Peterborough. Ajax.
$895. ubIllme Included. avail-
Pickering. Photos and directions
able Dec. 1 Secluded yard. Cam 0 available starting as low as
683-0872 or 427.8479 leave F�di $9900.426-6167_(101993)
49
,1J7
m essage. (101593) 1lacatl(Dn RlantaLt
ACREAGE,POND/LAKE 85
LOVELY three bedroom plus FLORIDA - Madeira Beach.
apes (•'-)• S49.900 Majestic
name on Myrtle Rd., WHrtby. 15M sq.ft I,,xury gun front
hardwoods. adjacent to Crown
Beautifully landscaped property. condo. 6 a p p l v a n e s, 2.1
Land Ow'n'er financing as little
Very prfcate. Lots at parking, bedrooms. two baths, all
as 10% down. (613) 279-3255.
Cam Eugene days 491-8899 or accessories. heated pool,
evenings 491-8732. (101493) )acuzzl. Screened sunpach. lop
floor. week ty/monih'y, photos
575 Loans
AJAX - three bedroom main and ma,iw 723-6069 (1,0793)
windows.large
C&'PWW,t4
lcxsparrkl CLEARWATER three
'O.
BORROW fOrJ_ p�ay as e
in quiet area d bedrooms. fully fumshed. air
Now and
as $1'0 Der month oa.c. Can
shopping No pets $795plus 1i Conditioned mobile homes.
Jerry. 668.7200. Free
2 utdt,96. 6863201 (101393) Healed pools• hot !tb, tennis,
consurtat,ons. Anubts Invest -
near beaches a^d major
i O down t)ayment7 Good
runts Ltd. (TF)
attractions Children welcorns
credit" Good )Ob7 YOU can buy PhoroS rLess than -met, $275
MONEY Croble-s" Loam, deo
^
for the pros of rem. while prices weekly 683-5503. (101993)
c c 5 ; d a t ,ors . c r o d, l
arrangements. personal budget
and rare down Carl D"MADEIRA Beach - one
Brar". m, Commurry=,naripal.
ging garnshow stopped
6
6686805. (TF) bedroom. Nov. and Dec $SOC
FREE CONSU'L7A7jONS
US Rick.Credit
576-6328 x666-
Counselors (P,Ctkenrg
HOUSE 'or rent - mewlr 4670.(101OI 993)
Oshawa 4331425. (TF;
cecxxae0 3 bedroom semi win - ---------
garage. $975 . utdrbes (One GORGEOUS three bedroom,
dd•
mCnlh free rent). CCr,core t0 famous Cloy-
es
580 Mortgages
444-7391.
9
water Beach. pod jacuzzi. 880
AJAX hr9e bedroan house and Ortval@yard Available now.
MORTGAGESa-, De'SO^a
1001h. -cairn f -W, 51000 pit ^oh. for information and 10 new
_Oa -s Cori' ! YOU are Solt
'Mlaaa, availaCie %ov ' 432- photos cal 6869846. (11'293)
d.
ermO�oyed. Hive Day mo^tit
3618 '(sate mesage.
s(1993
01)
HomeS
creol hoo mo Cft,cunes oy
PICKERING - three bedroom 500
aeon t. clow^ OrtyCan
^rlancial. 4368'64 Oshawa
,c
•irri. pose to schools, PTC. For Sale
a
+sundry, parking- sortable for
754-0897 POkenng (n)
mature working ptope. Avai-BARGAIN D • c e s nal.
MORTGAGES and bans'x.
. 95
able nxrted,yey. 509-9913 or reposseas,on*. rent to owns and
houses That must sit. An at ow,
':ra-c rg. down Daymert also
831-4363 11 C 1393) low down payments. Steve
arranged O, a 1 t, e d or
OSHAWA house for rem, f►sv Lazo. 619.9500. Sutton Group
;nquaftlyd. CanJOu 668
fedi.CckrnC I, ug 668
fait req„ rod. throe bedroom Heritage Roaly. (1019931
6805 ni
sem,. close to all amenities. POWER Of sale Prown,es avad.
Services 'TF
51000 Plus utill Available able 'repossoaseel. Prices start
MORTGAGES is low as 5.75%
ll Call�mewdiaII 436.1923 at under $80.000. cin. icmar ed
9
c a c cab Michael. 668 ?200
DUPLEX Ajax - large 4 girth -kir ap Cam Oaw or Gad
Anub,s nvawrrwmS _1d Serving
Ontario since 1972 ;7F)
bedroom, separate entrance. A^Owson• Broker Sakes Rep
appliances. d�thwas^er, Gu,Oe Rearty. 1991 7235287
fireplaca central air. pool. tonne 24 hr. pager. (TF)
Business
590
court. carpe yard. $825 sash. SSW dam n paymtsm wri intoe'
-- Opportunities
Available Nov. 1. 640-7430. you neo a mew 2.3 or 4 oedroan
S10.000 n role 6C s equated m,dMilitia
-
OSHAWA souttwsi, close to hoar on large bks. Builder says
SELL
ons r tte 90s Fa rnose who
and will ass sr With
401. 3 bedroom semi. 1 1;2
saw the burger vision [)0r,!
baths, fenced. mortgage. Cam eery for more
{atge dedk.
--ss rhe 90 s v , s , o n
Single, garage. 5860 intoning. details. 41&497-27W. (101793)
APoontments call 6661102
Avail Nov. 1St. Call (416) 839- u3•japp - Bowmanvnle. .rr
WANTED Owner Operator fo
3290. (101793) mrdute DO*44,64on. Large 3
brand name Chips. Candy and
bedroom Plus townhouse. tarry
AJAX - Wearney HeglKs. 4 year room,
Soda route Hgn pilo, reel
aundry roam, separate
pfd >ulllr detached llonr with 3 dining room walkout to fenced
56990 Call t-800-267-92.3
bedrooms, two baths. 4 yard, close to schools.
EXPLOSIVE ti,sness opi
+OOswwss. garage. $900 plus shopping. conservation area
turfy STEF now grown, non
ulft-- Available mined -sly. 623.1185. 001503)
surgvcai hair surrkfarir'9 formula
282.6408 leave message. TIRED d rttirxung� F,nancrg ar-
di Call I.g05.
831�A j1Qe493)
Tow
420 nhouses ranged an an proWmes with
minimum clow,
Legal
For Rent Inondy Service.call Maurice
OSHAWA - three bedroom lbneaua. sales wp. Caldwell
Notices
bwrMwus , avaysDls ler Nov. Banker, 7269414 a 834.3045.
ass
and Dec Frogs. clove, dryer. AJAX - 3 bedrooms. $152.500.
basmaint. scrino with garage-
Telephone, 43s:33a6 Central air.. attached garage.
(1
Oacm hardwood floor in drnngroart
430 ROOM TO fenced yard, neutral decor,
Refit ftrnehed bnwnwK, 1 12 bills,
paved driveway. Phone 6a3-
7796.(101300)
FURNISHED BROKER has $10.000 -10N" at
ROOM $110 per month. Contact Doug
Working lady CW Servion. (TF�ALLur)s1r Finan -
preferred, non- Townhouses
smoker, 1 sUlast. 510 For Sale
Village.
AJAX SOtah - three bidroo683,M 1 rn
ObridO low nh use. garage, 1 1/2
ialled baths, res toorn with titeplaM 4
Rom n POAM hat a* UrIser ,applia non &makers. SOM
all Mcleen and (r/ldry fa cmk& ntorKNly •. Phone 686 2698
evenings and weekends.
Close ft bus soap, tion arlisllrs
ordy. Photte OOL4M2. (1017"
450 s� 515 ,t
30 days after
OCUAW 13,1993
Ajax Mini Storage
aUay>oheffoYp owing
accounts which are
deka j" to cover the
cost of rent expenses:
Dave Watson,
Madeline
Rossi. DorisLizL
Zwierzynski. Mart
Tainting. Any of the
above tenants may
Pay amount owing and
redeem their
merdlarKlise at any
time prior to the
auction.
Aero M APPROVED sultdirition ax in.
MCKEiMIG - hiveIbonr circ& 0ivilkual lot sales or inwtmMK.
able in hams. one furnished. apip 70 Personals
one unfum'shed. Use of all loatea�between
facilities. Avellsble ntnrdisalY• Bsleviye and Kinetic^ 'creasy
Would suit mature working coot's b 401, Unas wily be ser -
person. Call 831-2396. (101493) vicad wlwasr and sower, kaer-
1100 sq.ft. semi detached ested party(*) call Patricia
home. huge kitchen, Ir OUN' Sales Rep. Ren Em
stow. washer, dry«. air. BBQ. P� Really Ltd., Realer. 613
354465" (101493)
garage. able, unfurnished
a 535 Lp� FOr
$425 monthly. Prefer profes- �le r v
sional lemale. 728.1705.
FOUR cdht
AJAX • 4 bedroom 40 acres. 5 8 0
exegtfiir on Salmon
n River, hy1roi
hour, Ikrs in hutury wiM Privets wisplone, if Love. 1 -976-0090
Iamiy icorM parking• laundry. of well, P.O.S. COttagss fair
C., intercom and security condition, appliancsa, 4 season
system, exercise room, $375 access. $130.000. 416 -292 -
plus. Non sm*w, no Pets• 126' 1711 or 8663730. (101793)
9214. (101343)
11111CIMANG a 401 and Whits
Rd. New subdivision by oonser-
vtttlRon area Maser bedtoan
ensuM washroom and walk In
closet. Non smoker female
preferred. 5550 mor" 83&
7540. (101493)
1000 sq.ft. cottage. TLC
required, Irons Pauduh Lake,
wood stove and appliances,
hydra. telapllarr and school twit
route. Workshop, store and
nUMa cl000. $59.995. 416292-
1711 or 668.3730. (101793)
JESUS says• an the blind bad
the blindli Does your minister
wear glasses? The hireling t
the hired minister. Micah 3:11,
Isaiah 56:10.12, John 10:11.
Jim Campbell, 1.7059539475,
PSYCHIC Reading and
Consultations. Appointments
arranged. Group consuna1iam
also arranged. Cal 6237558.
PAGE4LA THE NEWS ADVERTLSM WED, OC )DBFlt 13, lm
650 Awition 650 Auctim
ROME V BUSMM
r�SLIEar LL� 7L • SERVICES
I NL M. IRM a T! PJL
LIQ VALLEY FM IO, ,hake
Pat W LSI only: Over 200 asst Sigted Unsaid Edith
Prints by Canadian Arias R. Balrman, L Dyer T.
Ronlanos, D. Plercw Gray Of Seven Areata AJ. Cann.
Tae Ttlompl m. i's. Lester. C. Brendom B. Towsord, 6
more, TeaA" 6 Eebb Jews" to include 10414.16 kt
Gold Chains, Baoelas, Dalnond Rings. Earnings. Wattiss,
Peals, at Signed Oriental Porcelain Vases, Jars, Bolls.
Dinnerware Saes, LARGE COLLECTION OF "ESTATE'
Hummel 6 Royal Doulton, Signed 890M
MEMORABILIA i.e. Baa, Balls, Phobos, Pucks Ulos.
Cards. Posters et. Small Household Accent Furniture,
Items i.e. Oak, Mahogany. Cher ywood. Piro. Coleae 6
Cocktail Tables, occasional tables. Rocking Chars.
PedesWs, Oust Stands, Viurine Tables. Wine Tables,
Empire Stands, 0* Stools Consoles w/Marble, Camphor
Trunks, Blanket Boxes, Boa Front Chine Cabinets. Fwn
Stands. halogen Floor 6 Trak Lamps. Min China Cabnats.
No" tables. Belgium Area Rugs, ESTATE CORN
COLLECTION with silver. notes. Ment Soh. 24 lit. Gild.
Franklin Mint Sets. Olympics & moreselection of Crocks,
Mixing Bats. Cerarma. Gammas.. Fit: 6 Floyd. Crystal.
Austrian kin Crystals. Bronze Statuary. Lead Glass Lamps.
Object d'art. 206'766466 COMPUTER SYSTEMS Par tors.
Elecrortic Typewriters. Cordilleras fiches Cd TV VCR,
Port. Stereo Systems. Can Us" ID Units, Kaatikes
Answering Machines, Ugital Shortwave Rados. FAX
MACHINE, Telephone Answering Machine Combo Unit
Radio Conal Can, Ybhedes. Toys. Road Race Soft.
'Leather Luggage Solid Oak Mantle Crocks. Walkmais.
Decanter Sets. Gild Rate Flatware Set in ChnesL Carved
soapiao-8 C+wss Se(. wood Board. Bnooi Cameras.
Okwsa Cain. Compact Disc Radio, MANY MORE rTEMS
TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION OVER 50C I -EMS
'errs Cash. Visa. MC. Known CheOue. as par Posbd 6
Amounted, 3% Cash Distant Addams 6 Dekeeons
%FORMATION- 41637,7-W1
SALE UNDER MANAGEMENT OF:
ALLEN FLEISHMAN AUCTIONEER
SAVE SUNDAY AUCTION Bur
MpNEY THIS SUNDAY, OCT. 17' � DUENG
12 NOON PREVIEW 11:30
AT THE K OF C HALL 133 BROCK ST. NORTH, WHITBY
PARTIAL LIST ONLY
To settle Mildred Coyne Estate & others'. antiques
reproductions etc. Including 5 pc. 4 poster cherry
bedroom suite, 9 pc. walnut dining room suite, 6
hoop chairs & 6 foot pine harvest table, hand
stitched quilts, raised panel deacon's bench, pine
bookcases, carved planter stand, 6' piste wardrobe
various blanket & linen chests, pine stools, pine
curio shelves. 3 pc carved oak high back bedroom
suite, wing back dors. suit of armour, cast iron
cow & pig door stops, tin signs. oriental carpets,
Iressers. chests. crocks, mixing bowls. piano 3
pc coffee & end table set. glassware, oak
extension table, bow front china cabinet, carved
blanket box, jam & felly Cupboards, pine benches
asst. lamps, oak mirrored sideboard. cheval mirror,
peanut far. bells, prints & pictures, press back
rocker, loveseat, vArine tables, shaving stand, quilt
racks, plus, plus.
TERMS - CASH - CHEQUE AUCTIONS UNLIMITED
(VISA Ill 3% PRIER) 519-345-2082
DELIVERY AVAILABLE
1-00 BID CARDS
SHRUBS, TREES, EVERGREENS ETC.
AUCTION SALE
SAT., OCT. 16, STARTING AT 11 a.m.
Located on Brod( Rd. Pickering, 2 miles
north of 401 (Exit 399) to Plstritto's
Goodview Farms. Featuring an excellent
selection of shrubs. trees, evergreens,
perennials, grapevines, blueberries,
raspberries, fruit trees etc. Preview hand
registration Fri. 4-6 p.m. & Sat. 9 a.m. - on.
For more information call 427-6140.
670 Personals 670 Personals
PS!LC
Tarot a►ds and
pallor readings
1 tr16Mll wi001111111Ce sou
190 DutTd66 91. W, WW"
-16tinalk M laser WUN
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Business
671 Personals
tt you oafs..... You Pay Mor"
$2,000 ...................... =50
$5,000 ................... $125
s15.000 ................. $375
710 Births 710
To AdveWw Can 576x9335 ar 79816V
Appliance Repair Appliance Repair
�! _--1L'
Appliance Clinic, Ltd.
IL i • Fast Actioe in hoe Service "Quality Reboil
�r,Wld Applisexs" Parts Department - New & Used
SHOWROOMS SERVICE
P�terborooughft h7 107 705-742-4222 t W. Oshawa 433-0300
464 George St KOO Lindsay 705-878-0888
Moving,
Storage
MOUNTAIN MOVING
SYSTEMS
We will move anything,
anywhere, anytime.
Commercial or residential.
Packaging, storage and
boxes available Senior &
mid month discounts. Free
estimates
Business Home AJAX Moving Systems - full
services, moves, appliance and
Services Improvements piano specialists, flat rate of
hourly. We now have heated
ILLUSTRATION, cartooning.
graphic design, advertis;ng.
BLsiness or personal.
Reasonable rates. Also lessors
a�a.able. Randy Timms. (416)
5'• 2583.(TFi
Chimney Sweeps
WAX ney Sweeps Soo
�a chimney oeaning as row
is only $59. Pest screening
-s•alled. S25. -No fuss, no
--ss guaranteed-. Free
,s• mates. 68&7741. (102693)
Driving Schools
S & B Driving School
10 lessons $150
3 lessons & test $75
=Vee pick-up & drop off
287-3060
:_ays wear
Gardening,
TRIPLE C
CERAMIC TILES
Installation of ceramic
tiles, marble and
perrazo. For home,
offices or industrial use
For estimates cap
428-8653
TMS Painting &
Decor
Interior & Exterior
European
Workmanship Fast
dean reliable service.
420-0081
We enjoy doing what
we do I.
Richard Young and Sons
TRADESMEN
SERVICES OFFERED
Rec rooms apartments,
basement entry doors
installed
905-427-3462
ARTISTIC fJaso^any speCa._
n9 r fireplaces and cri'Miivy
•epa,rs. Works with bricks.
'Jocks and stones of all kinds
-'ee es!imatei work manshp
y iwarteec Call Rene Gervais.
666-4428 (TF)
storage units. Now offering free
boxes with move. Call 427-
0005 (TF)
HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS -
move big or small, we price
them a0l Free estimates, seniors
discount. short notice moves.
pianos moved. Comparable
rates. Call 432-2850. (TF)
MAN wdh truck andiw men for
ail your moving needs. prices to
fit your budget. Special rates for
seniors -We try to be the best in
town ' Give Pete a call at 576-
9533.(TFALL)
MEN with large !ruck will do
household move. residential,
commercial. All types of troves.
Call Carl or Jane. 427-2856
Landscaping
COMPLETE Carpentry
OOWWMg OF small MOVI g poll
spec a z ng in renovations.
GAFtDNERMS
pasefnonts, trim. doors and
TOP SOIL AND MANURE
windows References Provided
15 years experience. Call
FIREWOOD
Nine . i 28-6692 (1019931
(ALL HARDWOOD)
REMOVAL
EUROPEAN !ve specialist wine
CLEAN-UPS.
renovate yo,,, bathroom or
PROPERTY
krtchen wads as well as floor
MAINTENANCE
Wes 20 years experience Good
.oteronces and satisfaction
IANDSCAPMii4
DRIVEWAYS
guaranteed For free estimates.
C Dykstra. 7251913 (TF)
FREE ESTIMATEi
CALL ROB
04JAUTY work by tattler and
428-5700
so^ team Wel, experienced.
Alax
hard work ng Renovai ons
additions. decks. etc. Cal us f«.
R ode estimate 3 &t or
H
sil FALL)
Rod. Osna(TFALLI _
SABER Contracting all
canoe^ y additions.
•enovat,ons. K,lchen S,
caihrooms. horrW maintenance
emergency service. furniture
refinishing, quality work
guaranteed- 15 years
experience 686.2911!i.(TFEFG)
Rellery
eDDairs
MAN won pickup to do odd plea
GALBRAITH•S JEWELLERY
OOWWMg OF small MOVI g poll
AND WATCH REPAIRS. watch
Cal Vic. 428-8907. (101393)
straps, batteries. appraisals.
Apx SHoppirtg Plata. 132 Har-
I.C.G. Construction Ltd. -
wood Ave. S. 683-0407.
Quality exterior and interior
renovations. repairs. additions.
design1buia bars and cabinets.
Ali workmanship guaranteed
and insured. Contact hoary 839-
0981 ITFI
Housecleaning
Housecleaning
ARE you having problemis find-
ing time to Mein your horse?
For professional tdearrng Cal
Helen•: Hone Service today.
427-1041. (101393)
GAILLIND
WIN) SERVICES
FALL SPECIAL
FREE Carpet Gearing with bookings of weekly
& bj-weekly services. Inquire for details.
Caring for your home With personalized and
professional service for over a decade.
(Fully bonded and insured)
683-7515
Births Tax, Financial
CHAFE - Cory and Sheylene (nee
Nichols) are proud to announce the
safe arrival of their daughter, Jealinn
Autumn on October 8, 1993 at 11:15
a.m. weighing 9 lbs. Born at Ajax
Pickering Hospital. Proud first-time
aunt is Christina Nichols. Special
thanks to Dr. Henderson.
Directory
up to $25.000.
consolidate credit cards
�•, 4488 hrs. funding
I KiCI Group
416-972-1170
Painting,
Decorating
20% OFF
PAINTING & DECORATING
�cless,onal work at bscourt
once For FREE ESTIMATES on
rtencuexienor patrltng,
walpaperiN and lartasy
intshes
Call Dave today
(416) 8314413
PROFESSIONAL HOW TO
LESSONS AVAILABLE
and Wal Coveting
35 yR ev big or smal gib{
Free earnaws & consUtabon
- Job eauetacLm
guararseed
Bea prices
Via lobe row
Cab Bob
036-3506
LONG LASTING
RENOVATIONS, painting 6
wa6papranng. general -pairs•
20 % discount for seniors.
Phone Chuck 404-9669.
(10190)
PAINTING by My Buddy and I.
professional painting int rnor
and exterar, nbbrng. Also srrlal
renovations FrN eslimat rs,
seniors discount - 20X- Dale.
683-9309 or Rick 683-3715.
Services
MAGICIAN. clown friends. foa0lr
to entertain for any age. any
occasion. Birthdays.
promotions. openings.
fundraisers. Magic shows are
funl Latkrce hW. 839-7057 0:
728-8334.(TF)
RABBIT wants work doing
magic for coldnon's parties and
all occasions, have, my Own
magician. Call Ernie. 6681932.
Plumbing
Jourrivyintion
No job too small - Faucets,
stvaws, baserrerM
washrooms, wet bars. Mc.
Any isnolalbn or addition.
Daywne: 427.4209, Home:
427.9809. Ask for Tom.
CALL A SAVE PLtMOM A
.tapairs
A new nR.tYions.
Basenlerlt washoonls,
t N&= tile.
CompsiJINe Rases. Etlt nails.
22 yrs. elperience. Licensed
PLUMBING AND DRAIN
SERVICE & REPAIRS
new installations.
For all your needs, call
Ken 839-4192.
Free estimates
fecession prices
Professional
Directory
SMILES Photography,
weddings, fansly pictures, baby
pictures. Quality work at affor-
dable prices. Call 420-3616.
(101593)
;::::Shop the NEws AovEn sER
cor the best bargains
Celebrate the Triumphs of Life!
Check your telephone
directory for the
Canadian Cancer Society
office nearest you.
CANADIAANINDMWe
N S-0aw
We made contact but couldn't
talk.Call if you're Interested in
Ile man with the gold glasses
SY 1309
MALE white. 37 seeks slim,
attractive lady 25-30 for friend-
ship. possible relation -ship.
Must be understanding.
Serous vmquiries Only. SY 1310
SINGLE male. 30, clean cut
and working, looking for a
female, 26-30, who Is honest
and has a good sense Of
humor. SV 1312
HEALTHY, canoi honest, fit
white male. 41, 5.11' seeks a
lady to share Ilse Spark of fun
rOr-%&- Maes with. SY 1313
SINGLE father 27, good took -
ties saying I do' SY 1554
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II • .. ,• r .. _ o = = • • :: . ....::.:::. .THE MEWS ADVERTISER WED., CIUMBER 13, I"34%GE 17/1,.
:
gust a nice 46 year old
Y guy
looking for a slim active Lady, for
•
male, 20 very a
y ,•h• 'r r'r 'r .r r
ompanionsh' Friendship. . ...
p -
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-
blonde. with great ;.nae of
like movies, walks on the
a happily ever atter relation-
see•cs to l as. 36-54, man who,
��`�}„
humor, enjoys working out,
beach, romantic evenings,
cere and sensitive, a
S1)
loves dams dint
r'<J• ng, conver-
enjoys music, dancing, motor- attractive tun
cycles and to outdoors, seeks for friendship� e
1
NHY dont men ixe s ^; e
Is {
looking for a good looking,
for resale. 18-25 with
Call
. Doasitx• 'dation-
iation
ship SY 2476
_time commitment SY 2513
(OSH)
Ten
enjoys quiet times, all sports,
dinners, quiet evenings, with
single
q
male. 26,
SY 2tu 6
romantic guy, 40-50, to share
s
similar
interests, looking lora imil
oman t
lir a woman to satisfy my rood
onhonabaak emceed
enjoy ng and
would tike to meet woman,
that special someone. SY 1576
smoker, seeking
attractive, sexy, slim female,
SHORT middle-aged female
-c
mlei,gont. sp nted, outgang-
''
b be touched mental jy, spm,hki_
ally and physically. SY 1317
some togetherness. SY 2521
long term relationship. 1300
(PIC)
25-40, with no dependents, for
w enjoys skiing, golfing,
'matt w4ous, rem eyed. 5'S'.
130 lbs..
YALE, 87, 5 9", 200 lbs
Canadian.
ROMANTIC male, white, 40.
-Ittraetew and ^as a tit to ober.
same. SY 1559 0
( )
HANDSOME, blue eyes,
JOSH)SY
ATTRACTIVE single white
male, 22, 6', tBO lbs., enjoys
Anytime
,
, ,
-o,.•r ror someone 28-38. SY
2528
phyw-
Cally fit male. 38, seeks attract
enjoys music. movies, to out-
doors, camping would like to11-416-9764991
Prefer smoker, SY 1593 (OSH)
live nature, s•eks�so•s
HITCHHIKER on the road to
low, attractive, sonic 38 year
outdoors, evenings out, quiet
(OSH)
live. shm Lady 25-35, who lows
meeters
angle Honest and Sic
b travel, dinrmg out, firer things
with Similar qualities, preferably
a heap SY 2300
YOUNG. very
looks younger, well •stag-
t • • •
old blonde, shin, Interested in
evenings at home, romantic,
• • a
-on-Smoker, 50.. SY 2457
ship. SY 1560 (OS")
30
perste meter of
2. 22. enjoys cam ping, week.
• • •
JOSH)
meeting attractive, ca
caning and
shy and sincere, looking for
(OSH)
1564 (OSH)
year old male, single, Drown
hair, attract" and
ATTRACTIVE male. 35, enjoys
seeks a companionsnrp of a
neeus, aWnturoua, honest,
28, independent easy -gang.
fit male for companlonithp. Sy
slim while tamale, 19-25 with
Only charge is $1.99
DEPENAp. LE/S77(COB)
DEPENDABLE, attractive. ht.
FEMALE, 75, unattached, 51•
hoar-orun"i dvOmOd, full
funiovm ^oMi
2522 (OSH)
same interests (Or relabanship.
per minute, there are
enjoys ampug, baseball•
dancing. So s��
H, a
lmy name Londa, 5', very
Hl,attractive.
SY 1301
no extra long distance charges
gar-
denting and travel,
quiet eveni,gs, and who ksws
likes sports. sponta.
lonely male, teddy bear
24,
1 To respond to an ad, call Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1997' at arty time the day from
seeking
male 35-40 who is sincero
Seeking SWM, 25-38, with per-
neoSHY, movies, tikes
Us• danout
varied interests, seeks
female,
of any touch to
Phone within the 416 area Code and make a note of the four digit "mailbox"
female golfer, Looking for ting
and
establraheid I
to j of h•
to lump out of not err baboons.
20-30 who en joys quiet
bores for lasting
the number that appears at the end
You may also browse through the system to listen to other recordings.
Yung lady, 2away lir nomanbc
31, single b choice at this
9 y
seeking someone with similar
Tong terra rete-
bonship. SY 1302
in do Just follow the recorded
instructions. A charge of $1.99 per minute will
system appear on your phone bill as soon as connect
relationship, who •n1OYs _
attractive man. 18-25, veno
interests. 3Y 2523 (OSH)
FINANCIALLY
YOUNG male, 38, would like to
you with the
2. After you receive your numbers, call 1-416-976-1991 '
j�
1562 (OSH)
stable. fun-lov-
i'ng single mother of one who
meet single sincere female, 25-
from a touch tone
low the easyle phone, his. a day and fol-
(recorded) instructions. Remember
•^joys tlm,ng, danunq, Plays
'arils Would ,Ile _on
enjoys quiet times. old moves,
35 who enjoys good converses
lion,
you may NOT leave your last name, phone number or
p
address when recording your message in YOUR mailbox.
-;.. >... ,'.
y�
seeks a man, 25-35, who too is
country life, and BBOs. SY
1303
3. To retrieve your messages call 1-416-976-1991 ' from
` ii, '
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tired or head games'
CONTRACTOR, 28.6', long on
any touch tone phone and follow the last
tions... Remember to enter your mailbox number and pass code on our hone k rut
min. pad. A charge $1.99
`
Friendship Possible long-term
relationship. SY
love, currently short on time.
per of
will appear on your phone bill as soon as you connect with the system.
LADY n 50s enjoys dining
2524 (COB)
WANTED
looking for female, who enjoys
JOSH)
For perSOt15 18 Mears Of age and over.
male companion,
night walks along beach,
smoker, enjoys dining out.
•
w
man woman, 28-38, myself -
8-38, y
loyal and true, who can make a
videos, and unbridled assron.
Passion.
•
1 1 • 1 1 to
• •
satabkafe(I Seeks jund sons,
commitment and follow
SY 1304
I'm
L'm honest, attractive, 35, sin-
• . • .
• • • • •
nr0ugh. One who loves to
BLUE eyed white male, 25, not
"Male. 29-37. Enjoy dining. SINGLE father.
27, separated,
4002
WIDOWER, •
rough and dance, has time to
bad looking, enjoys fishing,
movies, walks, romantic din-g.jOYs
walks, camping, movies. SY enjoys sports, children, quiet Hers, looking ebds
dlell! dinners. romant c 2415
read, time to romance, 55-60
long walks, romantic evenings.
seeks possible long term
for tamale 28.38 storms. animals,utktiolilrs
1534 times, fun times. Seeks single for similar interests. SY 1574 for a cute. affectionate woman
KIM, pretty, 29, you left mes- female.
ycu d,n t leave c�e^a
talevenings, quiet times, seeks no.. please respond t0 5 9'.
SY 2525 (OSH)
BEAUTIFUL brunette, ig, ted_
rela-
tianshrp. SY 1305
white 21-29, with slo i- JOSH) 30 restart my life.
sage but no telephone number lar Interests, single mothers ACTIVE single male. 35,
gentleman. established green eyed blonde lady SY
caning, sensitive. who Ickes to 2511 [OSH)
dfy, soft, very romantic, wants
VERY handsome Italian loom
estab- 1590 (OSH)
In box 1535, give me some welcome. SY 1557 (OSH) lished nor -smoker seeks HARDWORKING
spooled
sPO' Pampered. 49-
man.
,caning, 'joys
male. 28, Billy Ray Cyrus
PO'nts for persistence. SY 1543 GOOD looking, easy-going petite single male,
(ham) Y-9oing lady also non-smoker, age Is 24, looking
51. SY (OSH)
enjoys reading, Ion walks,
9 walks,
SINGLE bj� female 40, 57',
22.3 theent
22.30. who enjoys the hnoor
"ings
lookallke with a mustache,
(only better). Seeks lady for
for a resale, 19.26,
male. 40 s. 6, 175 lbs- estab- not Important, for fun and corm• who is honest and down to
LIBRA male, attractive, single, fished, good career, caring,
old single
19 yr 0kd single mother, look -1 The
ing for a single male who
rag, seeks tamale 28-45 with
in Ida. Is this your all
"e. SY 2526 (OSH)
fun relationship. SY 1308
parnOnshtip for possible long- earth who enjoys camping,
47, romantic, caning, affection- honest, likes children, would term relationship. Kids are
enjoys children, dancing,
code
a
ng single white male, 27,
LEO, mature 21. attraclrve sin -
WANTED beautiful blonde who
ate, enjoys music, dancing. wool- music and fun tines. SY 1591
9• like to meet a nice skm female, come. Formerly mailbox b1512.
amDrng and walks by the eke
KENT Pk- respond to mai-
; e mom of one. enjoys out -
was at Wally's Restaurant
Wednesday. July 14, 3:00 a.m.
JOSH )
Outings and good conversation. for get-togethers of the nicest SY 1575 (OSH) NOT to ,handsome or nch.
Seeks sincere, affectionate kind that could lead to both par- ATTRACTI
SY 2401 (OSH)change
GOOD-LOOKING ^teen eyed
-: yrs and cottage life, working
=•-t, cards and fish, rg LoOklne
We made contact but couldn't
talk.Call if you're Interested in
Ile man with the gold glasses
SY 1309
MALE white. 37 seeks slim,
attractive lady 25-30 for friend-
ship. possible relation -ship.
Must be understanding.
Serous vmquiries Only. SY 1310
SINGLE male. 30, clean cut
and working, looking for a
female, 26-30, who Is honest
and has a good sense Of
humor. SV 1312
HEALTHY, canoi honest, fit
white male. 41, 5.11' seeks a
lady to share Ilse Spark of fun
rOr-%&- Maes with. SY 1313
SINGLE father 27, good took -
ties saying I do' SY 1554
VE male. 29. 510',
lir wn
o hair, brown eyes, and a
gust a nice 46 year old
Y guy
looking for a slim active Lady, for
I
D lrv1e. 59' �a" .rad bountiful,
I r - ,
-- someone, 25-]5, lhppnn�,��
-d
(help
winning smile, is honest, sin-
a happily ever atter relation-
see•cs to l as. 36-54, man who,
ATTRACTIVE ady. 37. angle.
caring. SY 2527 (OSH)
MALE, 5 11•, brown hair, blue
cere and sensitive, a
S1)
loves dams dint
r'<J• ng, conver-
enjoys music, dancing, motor- attractive tun
cycles and to outdoors, seeks for friendship� e
1
NHY dont men ixe s ^; e
e 9
yes. good sense of humor,
t rah outdoor, romantic,
O9 P Y.
ATTRACTIVE,
sari trawl and cMl
. Doasitx• 'dation-
iation
ship SY 2476
_time commitment SY 2513
(OSH)
Ten
enjoys quiet times, all sports,
dinners, quiet evenings, with
single
q
male. 26,
SY 2tu 6
40 who enjoys the same. SY A ,night in a white Charger Fl
rge FILLY, great legs, good form,
2199
phone
oman t
lir a woman to satisfy my rood
onhonabaak emceed
enjoy ng and
would tike to meet woman,
that special someone. SY 1576
smoker, seeking
attractive, sexy, slim female,
SHORT middle-aged female
-c
mlei,gont. sp nted, outgang-
31" (OSH)
b be touched mental jy, spm,hki_
ally and physically. SY 1317
'ne outdoors. nteibgent. very
g
28. prate' blond who enjoys the
the
(PIC)
25-40, with no dependents, for
w enjoys skiing, golfing,
'matt w4ous, rem eyed. 5'S'.
130 lbs..
YALE, 87, 5 9", 200 lbs
Canadian.
ROMANTIC male, white, 40.
-Ittraetew and ^as a tit to ober.
same. SY 1559 0
( )
HANDSOME, blue eyes,
OUTGOING male 36. 6 ,
possible ting 19" relationship.
dancing rl m a very good
dancer'I pleasant os-
1 u
still ,ial
-o,.•r ror someone 28-38. SY
2528
phyw-
Cally fit male. 38, seeks attract
enjoys music. movies, to out-
doors, camping would like to11-416-9764991
Prefer smoker, SY 1593 (OSH)
live nature, s•eks�so•s
PROFESSIONAL, dt, single
whit• tamale, at•, raclove Lady
(OSH)
live. shm Lady 25-35, who lows
meeters
angle Honest and Sic
b travel, dinrmg out, firer things
with Similar qualities, preferably
a heap SY 2300
YOUNG. very
looks younger, well •stag-
t • • •
dancing and romance. SY 1560
female. 30-40. who enjoys to
to
• • a
-on-Smoker, 50.. SY 2457
ship. SY 1560 (OS")
30
perste meter of
2. 22. enjoys cam ping, week.
• • •
JOSH)
same for possible long-term
_
• • •
(OSH)
1564 (OSH)
year old male, single, Drown
hair, attract" and
ATTRACTIVE male. 35, enjoys
seeks a companionsnrp of a
neeus, aWnturoua, honest,
28, independent easy -gang.
SINGLE mom, 33, seeking a
music, I walks, look' fa a
O^9 nq
frhendsfkp or
outdoors, movies, romantic
DEPENAp. LE/S77(COB)
DEPENDABLE, attractive. ht.
FEMALE, 75, unattached, 51•
hoar-orun"i dvOmOd, full
funiovm ^oMi
ATTRACTIVE Single wni;e
evenings, long walks, dining
35, white male, enjoys out-
enjoys ampug, baseball•
ur•d educated mother of one,
dancing. So s��
male Seeking anractiw friendly
and dancing. seeks attractive
doors, romance, sports, hon-
gar-
denting and travel,
with a great Sense of humor,
quiet eveni,gs, and who ksws
fit and tun Single vvrvte female
female, 27-37, to be treated
i0i seeks. 2111 attractive M
seeking
male 35-40 who is sincero
Seeking SWM, 25-38, with per-
children. Looking for serious
cOmPar 10124-34• non-smoker
like a lady. SY 1561 (OSH)
female golfer, Looking for ting
and
establraheid I
sonality and inner beaut Y
iota sOhe►,o. SY 2572 [OSH)
fp two week vacation in the
1 rig, 6'. 190 lbs., enjoys working
out, dancing, dining, quiet
female. 35 45, non-smoker. ror
PROFESSIONAL mal•, well
estabkshod, two children, Nkea
form rwnogamous friendship
SY 1576 (05")
or possible rola- Sirngle dads wolcorne. SY 2469
b -"ho SY 2146 ATTRACTIVE sirgle mother_
SINGLE woman, 44, average Caribbean SY 3165 (OSH)
butild, loves children, outdoor SINGLE ^nom, of 226 ,e -
•verongs, aselcs female. altrac-
fast t relationship. SY 1544
dining. dans ng. spontaneous
PROFESSIONAL male, 34,
ATTRACTIVE ady. 37. angle.
3!. would like to meet secure activibos. drnrng out. looking •sled n ^,eating Someone who
five, slim, 25.35 with similar
interests. SY
LI
CATHOLIC male, of Italian
"of -Oman. 28.35. SY 1562
attractive. woe -built, very ac"
enjoys music, dancing, motor- attractive tun
cycles and to outdoors, seeks for friendship� e
for a frond and maybe a nits tikes II likes !no Outdoors
1315
Taurus, mal•, while,
decent, seeking woman,
JOSH)
VERY anraebw, mid 40 s, tit
interests range skiing.a
motorcycling g
attractive saw, goingman. JD-
. Doasitx• 'dation-
iation
ship SY 2476
_time commitment SY 2513
(OSH)
and Quiet timed. aoe,r ,rye
28-35, who ,s sincere
40. 5'4', two chukten, looking
18-35, snjoya carpi h4ti
rg, hooking.
male. enjoys mast good things
orcycl ng b theatre to mo
arts. seeks a dark hared Dean-
40 who enjoys the same. SY A ,night in a white Charger Fl
rge FILLY, great legs, good form,
2199
enc car -
to sDrce up my life Sy
oman t
lir a woman to satisfy my rood
moves, dancing and $tar Trek,
m les, PIC
(PIC)
n tile, res sookug a slim, hpi
ty, 20-28. SY 1579 (03H)
INDEPENDENT single mom,
ng
was supposed to snow u on
m tloonst D
mlei,gont. sp nted, outgang-
31" (OSH)
b be touched mental jy, spm,hki_
ally and physically. SY 1317
GOOD natured• down, to earth,
•s1, warm, Intelligent woman,
for serious relationship, chd-
MALE, 36. I m blonde. blue
155
38, smoker, roommates. 14-11,
Y •p - is that your II so
don t be afraid to respond to
'matt w4ous, rem eyed. 5'S'.
130 lbs..
YALE, 87, 5 9", 200 lbs
Canadian.
ROMANTIC male, white, 40.
professional, 38, separated.
P
Ilkts
drop welcome. SY 7563 (OSH)
eyes. lbs., slim. Inter.
^'Y
•sts are shah quiet times,
many interests, seeks taN lenge
build, dingle
this ad. SY 2478 (OSH)
t
crmestrut requires and
40 mal• trainer, mortally and
Low the
outdoors.
outdoors. Doabng. motorcy-
septics lovable, logy and diet-
bronate female, who enjoys
dhildren, sports, outdoors,
music and biking Seeks lady
SINGLE male. 33, vo suc
�'
cessful and indep•rdert, likes
music, outdoors Lkes rJniWron
white male 37 45,
with goad Sense of hump and
PROFESSIONAL, dt, single
whit• tamale, at•, raclove Lady
ph a ply ht, sense of humor
d'^9' Would love to meet lady.
40- TO Spend time
golf,
long walks aril quiet evenings
for friendship and
D posaide rola-
b travel, dinrmg out, firer things
and animals- wishes t0 meet
feral• for possible relation-
a heap SY 2300
YOUNG. very
looks younger, well •stag-
necessary SY 2514
HOPELESS 'tend -tic. 24,
*own nth
SY7167(OStf)
SY 1316
WHITE male enjoys walks,
tionshrp SY 1546 (WHI)
I ror^ a till Christian male, 30,
in life. looking for single Lady,
20-30, with similar inrrests. SY
ship. SY 1560 (OS")
30
perste meter of
2. 22. enjoys cam ping, week.
tiahed, enjoys travel, dining,
seed conversation, politics.
seems male. 25-30, sponta-
YOUNG
music, and gang to movies,
romantic. Ickes old movies.
1564 (OSH)
year old male, single, Drown
hair, attract" and
end getaways. quiet nights.
Ioig
seeks a companionsnrp of a
neeus, aWnturoua, honest,
of the true romantics
looking for Single white female
music, I walks, look' fa a
O^9 nq
frhendsfkp or
BROAD Sr+Ouldefed, attractive
prolossion-
al, leeks good lookrng ht and in
(Imes. walks. Cokingfor
Mr Right, must enjoy children
tin•
:ZLa,ly gontloman, 4o -5C.
SY 2501 (OSH)
sincere lir fnontisrk �o ^"AT
ionshrp and possible long-term
HEART
22-25 SY 1411 (OSH)
SUCCESSFUL businessman,
Possible relation-
hip, non-amoker'dnnker SY
and cute whole male. seeking
son-llhouldered, attractive and
good shape white female, 27-
32. must be non-smoker
SY 2301
SLIP s.ngle, white lady, 53,
reiiDOnshnP SY 2S/S (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE 'eme.i.
34 year old, amietic and ht. 6'
tall,
1547 oSH
( )
RESPONSIBLE, hard-working,
cute white female. Must be
and
lows outdoors. Sy ISet (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE Si rgle mom. 30,
enjoys dancing camping
smoke'. enjoys the simple
things, seeks single,
FEMALE '8. Monde •hair, blue
eyes. 57', 125 lbs.. coned-
" es
monroa, dtirn .enc,
N'' onog' wa4s
190 Ibs., dark hair and
eyes. Seeks fit, attractive
attractive, athletic, single male,
slim, warm and affectionate.
22-36. Non-smoker, SY 1565
LiSA, reply again. I dant get
sports, romantic evenings.
white
male. 55-65, for a longterm
*red attractive looking for an
sports minded seeks, sane
Yung lady, 2away lir nomanbc
31, single b choice at this
9 y
GOOD -bold ^q. easy -gang. 31,
your phone number Its Paul.
Reply to mailbox •1561 SY
country music and old roc.
relationship, who •n1OYs _
attractive man. 18-25, veno
r senior malady ^ 50's
getaways and travel,
lime. seeks Young lady. 25-35.
lone Drown hair, good pp. tikes
1562 (OSH)
seeks honest male. 30-40 for a
spent time and
versation, azar -a ht walks.
9
enjoys music, dancing.
g. ravel
•^joys tlm,ng, danunq, Plays
'arils Would ,Ile _on
(singleevening
(single moms welcome). SY
tike rotation-
tion-
fp friendship..SY15
quiet d'are's p loud parties,
GOOD looking male. 24, 125
possible ri
bdnship. SY 2302
thunderstorms and country dr
and Isn't afraid to fall in low
panion-
Shp for social events. SY 4000
1424
LOOKING for the comparkon_
(Oss
ship. Sy 1546 OSH
(OSH)
ATTRACTIVE, bland male, 29,
lookrng for female, 23-30, with
light colored hair. SY 1566
lbs., 5 10'. with brown hair and
eyes.
ATTRACTIVE white female, 29
vee. SY 2502 JOSH)
30 year old female• bbrd half.
SY 2516 (COB)
FUN -LOVING, lady. 50, nor
LADY n 50s enjoys dining
ship a nice, elms-
honest hardworking u
9 9 Y•
JOSH)
enjoys swimming,
movies, music, looking for
smoker, no dependents. S
•rMOY
brown ayes, attractive and well
smoker, enjoys dining out.
dancing. Plays cards would kke
w
man woman, 28-38, myself -
8-38, y
enjoys golling, beer, country
SINGLE facer, 42, 6. 180 lbs.,
female 19-25. With similar
sport, summer fun, country
music old rack, Deer,
satabkafe(I Seeks jund sons,
travel, dancing, long walks,
companionship !or social
events. SY
I'm
L'm honest, attractive, 35, sin-
music and old forJc, quiet and
blond tial', Dlue eyes, lookrng
interests. SY 15Nq
goat and
times seeks male, 28-35.
five. good-IcOking. while male,
country music, looking for Sin-
4002
WIDOWER, •
enjoy
9 j y quiet home lila,
wild times. Looking for rude-
for beautiful Oriental female,
HARDWORKING,. sincere
Sy
29.38 nonsmoker. who Iowa
cern gentleman, 47.58, wrtn
61 50 lbs
movies, games, cards,
pendent female, same nature.
any ago, with drivers licence,
male, mid-40s, enle,
IOYs pp,Ca,
PROFESSIONAL, leg 24,
b laugh. SY 2501(OSH)
similar interests for possible
seeks elan t+tdY �� whose
Children and Spending special
SY 1519 JOSH)
SY 1567
walks. Outdoor activrtes, dant-
enjoys reading, Ion walks,
9 walks,
SINGLE bj� female 40, 57',
long-term relationship. SY
long
Interests indene
times together. SY 1493
PROFESSIONA very
L• ry 9OOd-
I
1 lust )oke to have fun Single
rag, seeks tamale 28-45 with
moves and rorrnanrc dirviere, d
150 lbs., attractive, outgoing,
2517 JOSH)
walks, gardening, outdoors,
g. outdoors,
(BOW)
a
ng single white male, 27,
male, 30, very athletic, 5'T,
similar interests, for friendship
D
YOiu have similar Interests, I
fun -loving and affectionate,
KENT Pk- respond to mai-
owns Ci ^)ping trader, looking
ATTRACTIVE gentleman, 5'6',
active ins sports.
PO quiet times,
150 lbs., black herr, brown
and possible relationship. SY
would love to hoar from
�M ''hale for mearargful rata-
box 42369 again because you
for long -JOSH) relationship.
53, divorced, enjoys fishing,
dancing. honest, Interested in
eyes. Enjoys the outdoors,
1584
you.
Sy 2304
tionshop. Race, colour, no bar•
got cut off while leaving your
SY 4039 JOSH)
camping,
P g, and travel, loves
meeting very attractive women,
cycling and dant
dancing. Looking
E attractive male,
ATTRACTIVE professional
or, SY2SOS JOSH)
phone number. SY 2516
FEMALE 60 petits, 5', blue
country music and goad cook_
24.29. SY 1550 (Ai
Ip female, 23-30, who enjoys
early 40. eta
early 40, eetablislyd, romantic,
female, separated, loves dam-
HIGH ane/9Y Professional
(OSH)
eyes, shy disposition, would
r^9 If you are under 55 and
SINCERE male, 26. separated
the same. SY 1566 ICSH)
looking for relationship with
Ing and music. seeks romantic
fernale. 31, established and fit
SOMLE while prnale. till fig -
b meet a sincere gentle -
Petite,
petite, Please respond. SY
i Yr•• 57', slim, 140 Ibs., shat
SINGLE, black male, 30, very
non-smoking, attractive, intelk-
nihil•, 38.50 with Similar infer-
likes movies, travel and jazz,
used. brown hair, 25, loolong
man 55-65. Enjoys dancing.
/496 (WHI)
PORT Perry
brown hair, blue eyes, seeks
honest female, 21-30, for
athletic, a little shy, enjoy
movies, walks on the beach,
gone fit lady 30-45, lot's talk
SY
oats, good sense d humor grid
ae•Nts a Caning, 'ion-srtbking
lir angle nhde, 25 40, fp Isst-
traveling, outdoors. Non -
smoker/social
g•r�^• 53, 6',
210 lbs., smoker, open. hales(.
friendship first and possible
romantic dimers. L for
O°ltir9
a zest for its. SY 2306
asigte gentleman with a aeras
ing relationship. SY 2519
danker. SY
4060
caring, vaned interests, seeks
relationship' SY 1551 JOSH)
female between 20-35 with
d humour Ip relationship. No
retreads. SY 2506 (OSH)
JOSH)
TWO fun4ovng, respectable
ATTRACTIVE lady, 50. Iechm-
similar I . secure in herself.
SINGLE. white male, 23, lag
similar interests. SY 1569
THERE
1 �
1/IVA CWUS suecessful, 5'6',
damsels, one glittery blonde,
crani, abstainer enjoys quiet
38.50. SY 1521 JOSH)
TALL, dark and handsome,
dads hair, 59', Itlkss b haw a
good bmh•' looking for somear
JOSH)
ATTRACTIVE hard-working,
40's, rnolhw of one. wooloarias
once down-to-earth brunette.
Dines, ^gdancing, cassi-
cal music, bravefing and
caucasian male, 40i non- non-
with similar interests such as
non-smoker, white male, 35,NEW
1 ,
a t ee hos anon -amok-
Ing
Seeking two trust logent talat-
nakirs
looking for a aouknate, a7-57
snnoker, seeks lady, 25-45. for
working for a living and an
erygs tyckg terms, rorrrrNc
whirl
white, exc
hely gent for relationship.
caSual dating and compariorn
occasional right out, 20-25. SY
evertings. loves children. Seat
male, IS b SS nMrested n
krtigfN 35 45 boy droams real-
SY 4041 (OBM)
ship. Single moms o.k. SY
1SS2 (OSH)
allracfivo rbn-smoking fsnlate, HOPELESS romantic. while. LADY S2.
� romance and family
ly coir bue4 SY 2520 JOSH)
1S30 (OSH)
ESTABLISHED, 35, good
2535 (rho material girt please) athletic male 26 Dlond
seeks coin Parmon,
life. SY 25W (OSNQ
PERSONALITY plus, petite
SINCERE 37, krros
for
looks, fit build, single father
lir companion,ftalr,
role-
for a slim.
aatractive
enjoys gardening, cooking,
classical muaie arhd opttages•
HONEST, canng• skhgM mofh-
children,lookingis
easyyoirg
� �g family values, down
boonel SY /SMGOSH)
woman -32. who's
23"1
Sy 23"
•r, seeking a sensitive,
to earth_ Seeking woman, 28-
QUIET attractive male, 36,
sinwre and honest, must kke
ATTRACTIVE divaoed moll''
est
honest. caring male. 30-38,
35, with compatible qualities
romantic, easy and wlgoilli a
romantic evenings and be
of 2, 33, looking W attractive
who enjoys quiet evenings,
Be w
suresure}
and good figure. SY /SS3
variety of interest, seeks skim,
spontaneous, non snoke
or sin-
mate, 33.40 who likes )per this,
long walks, dancing and
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to m•diun build, anile wonting
gle moms wdooar. SY 1Sf6
outdoors, music and
romance, single fathers wel-
luse the '
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TALI, attrachw mate. 32 non
mom. For meaninglul relation-
ATTRACTIVE white mete. 38,
ronrnoe.3 2318
tone• SY 2508 (081
660 seconds
smoker, enjoys music, raoqust
sports, long walks, movies,
ship. SY 1S71 (COB)
QUIET and attractive male 36,
enjoys quiet and wild times.
Seeks dim, feate, 25-
ARE you an attractive sincere
FELE' 25' 5'4', hazal eyes,
loi brown hi mi -employed•
�RI�
petiterr
humorous garbrowneman? I'm 23,
availablesimilar
quiet romantic evenings. seeks
female, 25-35, for
romantic and easy going. with
a variety of interests, seeking
35, single some welcome. SY
1587 (OSN)
attractive mother of one who
mo dependents. Seeks white,
sincere male,
'
when record
friendship, possible rotation-
SY 1554 JOSH)
dim to medium build, single
working mom for meaningful
SINCERE male, 28, enjoys
camping,
enjoys movies, music, travel,
seeks someone financially and
27-34, who ns
established, with a sense of
-ship.
ROMANTIC and intelligent
relabonship. SY 1572 JOSH)
romantic dinners,
race tracks, concerts, seeking
enoownsity stable. Sy 2346
THIS 30iah,
humor and good morals. SY
2509 (OSH)
ing your yoke
white professional male, 5'9',
SINGLE father, 29, blondish
lady 18-3o with similar inter-
green-eyed, slim,
above average, attract" pro-
VIVACIOUS, single, white
messag e
attractive, personable and
dynamic. Seeks articulate, profit-
hair, hazel eyes, enjoys sports,
music, romantic dinners, and
ails. SY is" (OSH)
LAST
fessional, brunette, 5'6', 116
mother, 32, 5'8', 137 lbs., dark
of the true romantics
lbs, soaking wet, stable,
hair, dark eyes, looking for
r��.�
mailbox
ry, slim and selective woman
30-40. SY
dancing would like to meet
Looking for fun, adventure and
secure, is looking for a 'real
cowboy type, tall dark and
greetingr
1,SS JOSH)
MALE, 18, looking lir fun times
With woman, 18.25. SY 1558
woman 25-35 lir Possible long-
term relationship. SY 1573
OSH)
long term romance with female,
18.23. SY 1Saf (08H)
YOUNG,
man," blue_ eyed, blondero-
IO SKWW SY 2947 p
handsome, 30-45. Single
fathers welcome. SY 2510
48, separated Dad,
ATTRACTIVE, petite blond
Jai)
(OSH)
SINCERE male 38, ekes
wall established, smoker, easy_
female, late 40s, enjoys can.
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r C 5167.800
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' party size 30+ rec room +
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i ^ Gleaming hardwood floors.
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REAL ESTATE COMPETITIVE RATES
EVENING APPOINTMENTS
AVAILABLE
DETACHED and
AFFORDABLE!
All brick 3 bedroom home on
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r This immaculate 3 bedroom
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683-8542
FA -`I ILY TRUST
NEED MORE
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619-9500
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BRIAN KONDO'
683-8542
FA -`I ILY TRUST
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EVENING APPOINTMENTS
AVAILABLE
DETACHED and
AFFORDABLE!
All brick 3 bedroom home on
quiet crescent, close to
schools, park, shopping A
transit. Finished basement,
central air conditioning, 4
appliances. $148,900.
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619-9500
JUST LISTED...
THIS ONE MUST BE
SEEN!
r This immaculate 3 bedroom
has thousands in upgrades.
`�— Features Stunning ret room
with custom wet bar and gas
fireplace. Family rm. with
woodburning fireplace and
so much more, for only
$182.500. Call quickly for
this one! CALL
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683-8542
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831-3300
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AJAXLM
PICKERING
100 WESTNEY RD.
1450 KINGSTON RD. he
`� AJAX
Canada
Trust Realty.
PICKEING
i
427-4771
420-4200
DEBORAH
Canada Trust
Realty IncJRealtor
GERRY
FOLKES Trusted for Service - Respected for Results ANDERSON
TOP LISTER
Deborah Folkes, Manager
,
of the Ajax office is
pleased to congratulate
Nat Stobie for his
ARM AND HOMEY IN THE CENTRE OF TOWN
achievements in the
JUST MOVE IN $194,900
YES! GLENDALE IS AFFORDABLE. $158,900
This charmers done to the Ts. Fam. nn. has fp.. 2
This 3 bdrm. home has lots of space for your
month of September.decks
off kit. & rec rm. Bsri is finished with rec
_ family. Eat-in kit.. formal d,nmg rm. and spacious
JOHN
rm. & computer rm. & workshop. Dble. gar.. cent.
ROBERTA sunken Irv. rm. with fireplace & cathedral ceiling.
NAT SCOBIE
CRAWFORD
air, vac. Master has en suite - sep. shower & tub.
Won't last: John Crawford' 427-4771.
Econe gas heat. Fenced yard. To view call Roberta
PENNELL; Pennell* 420-4200.
TOP PRODUCER
ANOTHER HAPPY
CUSTOMER!!
=
Deborah Folkes, Manager
For your Real Estate needs
_
of the Ajax office is
call
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pleased to congratulate
NORICIA BAMBRIDGE
Noricia Bambridge for her;
;
achievements in the
Lon Hamish
MOVING BACK TO THE CITY?
of September.
Beaut�ma r arc d
4 levelTrust bacKs ;,!. a bdrms.,1 ' 2 baths. cent. air.. air cleaner.month
NORICIA
Aiax. One uS 7K7
MARJORIE the-,a, windows. Prva!e fenced yard, mature trees.
BAMBRIDGE
HANCOCK* HModearn ldecor. 2eo rdwood floors. gall Marprie
Dear Mr. Hamish:
We !ust wanted to thank Canada Trust for referring us to Nonc+a Bambr+dge.
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As first time home buyers, rt was very comforting to have Nonan as our real
estate agent. She was with us every step of the way and it was clear that she
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had our bes* interests in
mind. Nonc+a went out of her way to ensure that we
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were making an informed deasw. and assisting us in any way she could.
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reassuunng to receive such outstanding service.
v STEAL OF A DEAL IN PICKERING
3475 GREENWOOD RD.
Sincerely.
" ONLY $172.000 "
4 bdrns. + one it f r Z�sr•' `r'ee washrooms. cosy
a bedroor- a sec %ngac% wr,^ nanry apt. and
"e-p ace !r rec rn., gleaming hardwood. move in
doub+e ca' ra'age or :nvaie neavdy treed two acre
t!
!oday, This lovely home is vacant and wading for
lot. _oca•ec ^e am+et of greenwood. Can Vano
VAINO LAINE' La^e ':• e:a s 42'417i
Jot and De sen
vou' Close !c schools, GO tram, etc. Pat Sturch'
PAT STURCH' 12C-420c
•xi" '? IS s
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LOOKING FOR 3 BEDROOMS?
DETACHED? IN AJAX?
• CHECK OUT THIS BEAUTY OF A DEAL
FIRST TIME BUYERS! $115.900
Look no furtre• `'^s south Ajax home nas wrai
ON THE SERENE PIDGEON RIVER,
Charring oetac^ec < =a aisecl bungaaw. 2
you war! ant .ore; There's also a tushed rec
'2 cottages. 2 garages, approx 3a of an acre
BO baths. 'r ec oor- '-I!' fenced at Located or
LEE
room wtr ''ep+ace. 2 barns and a large
JOHN nverfmrl ' well • septic. approx. 10 min. from
GU+e; co r::.,cse :o sc-co+s arc snopping. Cali Bc
STERLING' sten nc -2-
HANEBURY*
pease �_ee •-anet�'4Pa-020C le - oe! a o!
VASILOFF* �wtown Bobcaygeon. Can John Vasiloff' 420•
r
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L AJAX HOME
A PERFECT STARTER! $129,000NOMI
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VALUE PRICED AT $183,500
Use the 750 sq. ft. basement apt. to help pay the
EXECUTIVE CALIBER $245,000
An executive type all brick home in a quiet residential
Goodbye landlord' Enjoy your freedom in this easily
managed freehold townhouse. No condo fees!
SANDRA
mortgage. Live in comfort and style in this bright
modem home. Hardwood firs., skylights plus a
area conveniently located m Scarborough east. Shows
MAXINE a 10 plus, skylight, cent. air & cent. vac., intercom &
Freshly painted, garage. window coverings and
appliances included!! Sandra Wright' 427-4771.
DORIS MUIR*
�t t 200-4200. schools &lake. Call Doris
locaitioriWRIGHT`*
TUCKER* �� more. Call Maxine Tucker' for more info.
RONNIE
PRICED TO SELL
112,000 DOWN 5 314% 19T MTGE.
BEAT THE TRAFFIC WORK AT HOME.
E *WALKING DISTANCE TO LAKE ONTARIO AND
Executive 4 bdrm. brick home, main floor den &
This 2 bedroom bungalow in picturesque Pickering
FRENCHMAN'S SAY,
family nn., fkwr-to-ceiling brick fireplace, 4
village is zoned for 25% commercial use. Open a
'Value priced large 3 bdrm. backsplit loaded with
washrooms, finished basement, walkout to deck &
NANCY
small business or just enjoy the finished bsmt.,
JOHN extras including a self-contained in-law apartment for
* gazebo, court location. South Ajax. Many extras.
WALLY MAGEE Wally Magee 427.4771.
McCoy*Nancy
oversize lot and village life. For details contact
McCoy' 420-4200.
* $ added income $. Excellent financing available, cal
VASILOFF John V"Iofr 420.4200.
DESK FEES & EXPENSES
EATING UP YOUR
COMMISSION DOLLARS?
,i.
Call Deborah Folkes in the Ajax office to get your
career & commission $$$$ headed in the rkjht—
EYE R»_ AND YOU'LL BUY M
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direction! Deborah Folkes* 427-4771.
+
GO FOR MONLY $162,900
A great opportunity to buy in a good location in
Shows like a model, 2,400 sq.f t. This 4 bdrm.
home features huge tam. rm. with fp., mn. Ar.
MARILYN
Pickering! This 3 bdrm. features fn. bsml., central
ak and able. garage. Cal Marilyn Brooks' now for
SUSAN Merry rm. & sop. entrance to bsmt. Close a
slapping & 401. Cal raw for appt. Susan Van
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BROOKS*
appo:mrera. Hturyt..•!t wont kW 4244200.
VAN STAVEREN* Stavaren• 420.4200.
'Sellas Represerrtarfw "Asaxiab Broker
I
\/ A TIMELY ADVERTISING VEHICLE
TARGETED AT THE FIRST TIME HOME BUYER.
Nems Adrerliser »w :; This Week
THE NEWS ADVERTISER,
473-1100 640-1200
WOW $319,900 WOW
INCREDABLE VALUE CLAREMONT
i � ■ �
Over t acre of land, located at the end of a CuWe-
sac. Features a 4 bedroom VICTORIAN
REPRODUCTION with a custom designed kitchen
open to the family room, fireplace, hardwood
floonng, man floor laundry, mudroom, entrance
from mudroom to oversized garage, backs to trees,
plus many more features -'DO NOT MISS THIS
OPPORTUNITY CALL NOW!! To view this home
call Sherry Hayes, Sales Representative at 640-
1200 or 399.2672.
WEST SHORE
RENO!
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Entire home architecturally
redesigned! 3 bedrooms, open
concept, backs to treed
ravine. Must see! $194,500.
Leslie Sarges, 284-2000.
FAMILY TRUST CORP. REALTOR
5 YEAR Cm7
MORTGAGE AJAX PICKERING
7.99 ' - CALL FOR — = AMPLY
DEA,ALS°'a683=8542 FAN!ILY TRUSTPLY )Nil( )I-11Ai 10% k 1: A i T0 N 831 _
SPECIAL HOMES BROUGHT TO YOU BY FULL-TIME
PROFESSIONALS COMMITTED TO RESULTS!!
Associate Broker
683-8542
6A=
Saks Representative
663-8542
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ATTENTION RENTERS
An excellent buy. You may
pay less than rent. Great
condition in super
location. 4 appliances,
new on the market. Only
5100,500. Call Mary Roy'
Saks Representative 683-8542.
683.8542
CUSTOM BUILT!! ALTONA RD.
Super 3 bdrm. home on 50 ft. x 160 ft. iot. Steps to tine Rouge va:ley. Mar floor has two walk :)L :s
to privacy deck, floor -to -ceiling fireplace. Lower level has aoove-grade wrdows, des geed fcr s-
laws or complete entertainment. Daryl Thomas" 683-8542
$158,888 "THE- DISCOVERY BAY
3 bdrm. home is beautifully
landscaped. Interlocking walkways.
Family size kitchen is bright, open &
modern. w/o to fully fenced yard
- -
from liv. rm., din. rm., finished
_--
basement with a comer fireplace & a
- -
2 pc.
S-
MAKE YOUR NEXT MOVE A
-
PRECISE ONE WITH
BARRY EARL' AT 683.8542.
OPEN HOUSE
SUN., OCT. 17,1-3 P.M.
3 bdrm., all brick home in
Westney Heights, main floor fam.
rm., fireplace, ceramic flooring.
master with 4 pc. en suite & walk -
In closet, 40 foot lot, double drive.
cent. air, cent. vac ... Come on by
CGA for a good buy! Call Barbara
Saks Representative Preston' 683-8542.
yIt FANTASTIC BUY -
,5� g� Seeing is believing. This
Pis beautiful home has oak
$211,444 FABULOUS HOME kitchen cabinets, new high
This gorgeous 3 bdrm. home is in prestigious SHOW HOME CLOSE TO LAKE , " efficiency furnace, new roof,
Pickering Village. Over 2,200 sq. tL prof. 3 bdrm. home is in S. Ajax. Cedar deck at
, landscaping, huge kitchen with walkout to front and walk to dw pwk W/o from diningcent. air, hardwood floors
modem prorate deck Stumrg master bdrm. room to fully lenoed yard. Fabulousfinished •h.'.
ANGELA HOFFMANN en suite, fp. in family rm. This home ha
as basement Central air and FAG heating. This GAIL DALL andmuch more. Call Gail
SanReproserttaflve everything except you. home s Pride of ownership. Saks Representative Dall* at 683-8542 for appts.
6834542 FOR YOUR APPT. CALL ANGELA HOFFMAW 643.4542. I U2.Ast2 —• - .
;R1
NATURE PARKS A LAKE ONTARIO NICE HOME, NICE NEIGHBORHOOD!
Are yours to enjoy, only steps from this Attractive, renovated Ajax home is perfect for
MARTY STREETER sluming South Ajax executive home. Step-up first time buyers. Supplement your payments
SaNs Represerhtive to the lifestyle you deserve. Cal Marty with bsmt. apt. income or use the entire house
643-4542 Streeter' 683-8542. yourself! Cal Marty Streeter' 683-8542.
PATRICIA REABURN
Safes 6834 nhtive
SOUTH AJAX
LIVING EXPERIENCE
Beautiful 4 bedrooms, dble.
doors, hardwood floors,
fireplace, family room above SING A SONG OF SAS
beautiful kitchen. All this for Location and more location, 4 units for
$189,900. Call now. Patricia lawyers, doctors, dentist, insurances, travel
agency, etc., etc. Flat rate. We want you to
Reaburn' 683-8542. make business. For more information call
Patricia Reaburn' 683-8542.
DECORATOR'S DREAM
ilHOME!!!
Absolutely gorgeous!! 4
bdrms., approx. 1,900 sq.
ft., en suite, fireplace, main
floor laundry near prime NEW LISTING! ITS A BEAUTY ATTENTION BARGAIN HUNTERS
lakefront!!! Only$174900 - Beautiful all brick 3 bdrm. home in Westney Approx. 2,700 sq. ft. al brick home m
* ' ANNE' Ile COLIN• Hts. Main fir. fam. rm. with fireplace, main fir. Pickering. 4 bdrms., huge eat -n kik. with w/o
HELEN MASON call Helen Mason 683- BLAKELOCK laundry rm., fn. bsmt., cent. air, cent. vac., to yard. Fam. rm., dn. m,., circ. oak staircase.
SaMss 6/345 8542. Soria Repraemadm security system & much more. DDnl miss out. cent. air cord. Asking only $209.900. Call
•��-•� ... -. r BL4.MI42 Cal Anne' or Coln Blakelock'. Anne' or Colin Blakelock'.
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OLTOMR L1. 1993
Wedo w clay rooming In Toronto... *a* Dioae. lout told
are 000at Nest ftwes SO HENRY AND DIANE PICK UP
today. cels pe eat to A COPY OF BEST HOMES IN
scorberoap,il ea SCARBOROUGH. THEN THEY GET
sotardoy, pick ap o IN THEIR CAR AND DRIVE
IYi Neary. I copy of Nest Freres sad TOWARDS PICKERING, AJAX,
bear the best we can *ore look.
*ease prices WHITBY,TBY, OSHAWA,
are east of l a BOWMANVILLE, COBOURG,
Metro. Maybe AND PORT HOPE...
it's time we �,•
start lookia9
\ for a new
J
AJAX
BOWMANVILLE,
COBOURG
PORT HOPE
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September Sales Moderate
TORONTO - Saturday, October 2, 1993 —
TREB Members reported 3,391 sales of single-fami-
ly dwellings in September, Ron Bluestein, President
of the Toronto Real Estate Board, reported today.
"While last month's sales did not meet the 1992
mark of 4,073, the market definitely outpaced 1991
and 1990 when we reported 2,007 and 2,328 sales
respectively."
The President noted that consumer confidence
continues to be an underlying factor affecting mar-
ket performance. He called on all parties in the fed-
eral election to seriously consider their economic
policies to ensure they will have a positive impact
on the nation.
TREB's 3,391 single-family dwelling sales, which
were reported throughout the Greater Toronto Area,
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totalled $685,676,874, and averaged $202,204. The
median price was $174,900.
Breaking down the total, 1,211 sales were report-
ed in TREB's 27 West districts and averaged
$180,576; 516 sales were reported in the 14 Central
districts and averaged $278,957; 689 sales were
reported in the 19 North districts and averaged
$236,168: and 975 sales were reported in TREB's
22 East districts and averaged $164,450.
In addition to the sales of single-family dwellings,
TREE Members reported 647 sales of properties of
other types (P.O.T) during September moving the
total to 4,038. The dollar volume for properties of all
types (P.A.T) was $847,582,730, and the average
price was $209,901.
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Housing
Market
Indicators
August 1993
Sales* 3,117
New Listings* 6,077
Active Listings** 26,011
September 1993
Sales* 3,391 (+9%)
New Listings* 7,215 (+19%)
Active Llstings** 25,722 (-1%)
* Single -Family Dwellings Only
** Properties All Types
including Single -Family
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Located at 513 Westlrtpey Rd. S., Ajax and 2200 Brock Rd., Pickering
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NO NEED TO SPEND A DIME ON PAINT OR
PAPER
GREAT START? NORTH AJAX • $147.888
Beautifully redecorated open concept home.
Sicer ouy or rs ail onCk letacnec 3 oc— oeaury
refnmshed hardwood floors, 3 bedrooms. prftW
-eatures nicely fir. osmt. wrtr 3 oc. oat _. arge fenc
SANDY DUDLE11
tandspped yard close to oke + 'ALL'ROSS
WA'S: N landscaped Yard. ':pgraded ca pet. porcr enclos
Sales Representative
amenities, only $123.900. Please call Sandy M.
Sates Representative and %11-m d:shwasner TM:s Judi` ast. Call
583-136,
Dudley 683-1861.
5ga Natsor' for your . ewrg 6133-2992
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RE/MAX QUALITY ONE LTD. is pleased to announce AI
Rynbeek has joined our firm. AI brings with him a record of
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ONE -OF- A. KIND FOR FIRST TWE BUYERS
Stunning 3 bdnn. home, finished basement with
success in the Re/Max organization. His hard work and
UPGRADES GALORE FOR ONLY $142,900
13 spacious bedrooms, combined livrdin. room with
fireplace, bar and marble floor. large living room,
dedication to Real Estate will help you with your Real Estate
walkout to two tier cedar deck. Amazing yard! Eat -
BRIAN THRASHER
ceramic entrance, double driveway, interlocked
flagstone why in the front & bads. Shows
needs. AI invites all his clients to Call him at 683.2992.
n sae When. upgraded broadloom, pastel decor,
ANNE -MARIE NIELSON model horse. 3 years yang. Applecroft, north Ajax
Sakes
very nice, neutral decor. Priced to sett at
Welcome home AI from all the staff at Re/Max Dual' One
Quality
Associate Broker For more information or a private viewing cap
683.1861
$144,500. Cal Brian Thrasher' at 683-1861.
Ltd.
6832992 Anne -Marie Nielsen' ' 683-2992.
FBIELON FALLS
102 beautiful acreages, pond with
water flowing from Balsam Lake.
Spawning bed for Mlulde-Lunge, great
for skiing, trailwalks, canoeing, etc.
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wiltiife paradise. Four years new,
t162,900t! GREAT VALUE
DET RAM BUNGALOW $14UM
totally upgraded home. Owners willing
This gem features a big bright kitchen. man fh.
New modem solid oak kit wMiamic flops slip
t0 trade-in home In Durham area
family nn. with fireplace, mn. fir. laundry,
JOAN ROGERS
oak hardwood Doors, newly renovated bath,
man free, ext., prof. fin. bsmt w/recessed ceiling
AL RYNBEEK Listed at $179,000. Call Al Rynbeek
incredible en suite w/oval tub 8 sep. shorer
JUDY DENBY bleached oak kit. cupboards, cathedral ceiling in
Sales R•preserNatl+►e
$ lrceplace. Unbeatable value. Cap Joan Rogers'
Sties Reprssslttadvht for more details at 683-2992.
Sales Rapresanmlw living nn., custom blinds & situated on a large lot.
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683.29W.
6832992
683.2992 For more into. call Judy Denby* 683-2992.
"HERMITAGE" 3 CAR
GARAGE t309,000
"HERITAGE„
Unique home on quiet street in
Ajax. This beautiful homes
3,400 SD. FT. -
immaculate and loaded with >...
$289,888
extras - skyW, whirlpool tub. --
a Popular floor plan with very
cent.
air, cent. vac., large pie- PRESTIGIOUS ESTATE HOME 215
large rooms, man fir. library.
shaped lot, 120 ft. across rear ACRES
This home is situated on a
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drive through garage. Custom built 4,500 sq. ft. bungalow in north Ajax.
large 60 ft. lot. Greenhouse
Kitc1hen has upgraded Very private - surrounded by lots of mature trees
kitchen, impressive en suite
cupboards, pantry and large - skylights - cent. air, cent. vac., Jacuzzi tub. This
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STEVE FEARON
�. eating area. Call Steve truly magnificent home must be seen. Try an
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Fearon` 683-2992. offer. Cap Steve Fearon' 683-2992.
tine to move up! Call Steve
CALL STEVE FEARON 683-2992. Fearon 03.2992.
SCARBOROUGH
$99,900!
BELIEVE IT! MANUELA Da ROCHA
Lovely 2 bdrm. condo. A-1 building Saes Representative
with great facilities: cent. air, fridge
- +DESIRED SOUTH AJAX BY THE LAKE
stove Incl., huge balcony, steps to 3 bedroom home. finished basement with woodbuming
SUSAN VINCENT TTC and shopping! Hurry, won't last.N stove" parquet floors and ceramics, formal dining room,
Susan Vincent* 61 9-9500. AL Da ROCHA double car garage and sits on a fabulous premium lot. To
Sales Representative Sales Representative view ask for AI' or Manuela' Da Rocha 619-9500.
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LEAVE IT!
ONLY $111,900! 1 r. J Detached 3 bdrm. bungalow with att. gar.
-his end unit features an eat -in Kit.. huge master *,'Backs on to reenbelt
SHARON CHISHOLM v 2 bdrm. bsmtt.. a with se
WHAT A LOT 100X200' Ddnn.. sliding glass doors from din. rm. to pate. Saks Representative apt. P• entrance
$129.90C. 3 bdr— det. asee Dun;. 1'2 baths. ` -,illy fenced yard, full-size fin. bsmt. wrth 4th bdrm. :; v Professionally finished basement
LAURA MARKS i y ,, MIKE LYNCH New roof & new sidm w
sewer brdlm., woodstove. wo to deck. wonde g. Great complex. Call Mike ue r v r cu r v v Nicety decorated
Sales Representative view. Call Laura Marks' 619-9500 Sales Representative _ • 6.9-9500 anytime. EXCELLENCE"' Showsgreat,
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$14-4.900.
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CIRCLE THIS ONE - 2,500 S0- FT.
"1+ Detached 4 bdrms. v Prem,.,;r- b' 68 x 110'
CARRIES FOR APPROX- $994,'MONTH 2 bdrm. bsmt- apt. J Sep. ent.
CHEAPER THAN RENT IN PIC'KERING H -U -G -E country kit. wlcentre island J Fam rm. wrbrick fp13 .
No marnhena-ce fees ' S and ances rhGudeC ; Circular staircase r Master bdrm., 4 -pc. en suite
TINA BOWEN Finished basement ' SoaiKlin9 gear ural decor PETER MUELLER Close to lake J Free home evaluation - $214.900
F,nancing avaiabie ' Exceliem opoor•unil K. FOR FncE HOME EVAULATION 5-iAF, JN CHISHOLM
Sales Representative Call Tine Bowen' 619.9500. Associate Broker a
Assistant Manager CIfTTf�N rRA11P NFRfTe :F F• 0_OVYh
NATURE HELD IN TRUST
ASHBURN - OAK HILLS AREA! Conservation, lake and serenity are
$349,000 included in this executive 4 bedroom —
55 acres - breathtakingly scenic L1
rolling land with 4 acres hardwood 2 Storey. This full brick home has aIr — , \ -
forest, 3 ponds. Vendor will hold large fully fenced lot, and everything Immaculate 4 bedroom brick home in Pickenng.
mortgage -minutes to ski hills. god Exceptional value. Main floor family room &
9 you would expect for $229,900. Call laundry. 2 walkouts from hollywood kit., walkout
course and estate homes: Call Ross peter Mueller!' for more details. rs w� ro converted into an in-law
& $923 P&I monthly. Can
ROSS OAKE Oake" 619-9500. REX THOMAS M.V.A.me and save thousands on your purchase or sate.
Associate Broker 619-9500. Associate Broker Rex Thomas" M.V.A.• 619-9500 (24 hrs.).
IS
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PICKERING - $139.900
THE STREET WHERE YOU Tastefully decorated freehold townhome. Located
A PLEASURE TO VIEW SHOULD LIVE! MINUTES FROM... YOU NAME IT on a quiet court this home boasts newer
Spacious. open layout. brick home on fenced, Homey bungalow, 3 bdrms.. fin. rec. Appeaing 4 bdrm., 2 bathroom broadloom, 2 walkouts, backs on to park, fridge,
landscaped lot. 3 bedrooms with finished rm., spacious garden! Close to horse. Finished top to bottom, stove, washer, dryer & window coverings. Shows
JACOUELYNN TANNER pretty everything' $171,900. Call today. JO ANNE LOYST extremely well. JoAnne Loyst% Sutton Group
basement. immaculate. pre decor. $156,500. ev in
Saks Jacquelyn Tanner'. 619-9500 ;24 hr. pager). ELEANOR STANDFIELD' 619-9500. ELEANOR STANDFIELD• 619-9500. Sales RepreSentatn a Heritage Really Inc., 619.9500.
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$59000 DOWN
$640 MONTH
=' Buys this 2 sty. detached
on a 36x120 foot lot! Only
- $27,000 income needed.
THE LAP OF LUXURY IN PICKERDIG Call now for details!
Prestige building close to all amenities. 2 bedrooms-VICTORIIAN DREAM HOME" DARRYL GLOVER **
� plus den, appliances included. Million dollar rec LAURA MARKS 3 bdrm. renovated century home, country kit., 1tr DARRYL GLOVER 619 -
TOM facilities, west exposure, 'sunset" and lake, Sales A Representative ceilings, mature trees, shows great! $214,900. Call Associate Broker
s1111111111111111Na $139,900. To view call Tom Aitkenhead' 619-9500. Laura Marks. Associate Manager 9500.
LAKEFRONT COTTAGE I --• cyy
Asking $68,900! Thais right, only $68,900!! 4 POPULAR WEESI HEIG APPROX. 2,400 SO. FT. + 190 FT. LOTI
bdrms., Ige. kit., sunroom, cosy Irv. rm., 4 -pc. bath, Open cone" home beasts 3 bdrms., 3 baths, 4 bdrm. Tribute but all brick. Gorgeous la
panoramic view of Sturgeon take. Excellent boating french doors, CAC, CVAC, ht fam. rm. with stun kill. & 9 with
& fishing. Connected to Trent Waterway. Close to i^9 open concept, tams nn. & ceramic
WKE LYNCH Lindsay & Bobcaygeon. Call Mike Lynch, Sales JOANNE LOYST m tai e. gar. and -Ann d deck. A pretty well SUSAN VMICENIT uplip.fabulous deep lot with trees! Many, many
SWU RapraaNrfatiw Rep. 619-9500. Be fast, won't last. Furniture ind. SaMs s maintained home. Jo -Anne LoysC, Sutton Group upgrades. 9 must see at $219,900• Susan
� Heritage Realty Inc., 619.9500- Sales Reproasntatiw yam•, 619-9500.
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SEPTEMBER 1993
AREA
USTE
F(CAWHi
SALES
DOLLAR VOLUME
AV. PRICE
MED. PRICE
At CENTURY 21 BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. we know ttat -oving can
be a stressful experience. Our patience and uncers:arc;r,g car ne o
you get the house you want and the vacatior you deserve. Cavi tocay
and find out how. CENTURY 21 BRISCOE ESTATES LTD a^c :-e AIR
MILES program can make your dreams a reality.
EAST
kv. rm., fin. bsmt.. Ige. detached -
gar., walk to services and -
transportation. Don't miss out. ems••=- _
E-1
E-2
228
200
116
116
44
45
$6,785,050
$154,206
$153,000
E-3
381
208
84
9,059,300
12,589,733
201,318
149,878
190,000
150,250
E-4
E-5
161
331
84
188
53
95
7,524,000
141,962
152,000
E-6
160
95
31
17,012,900
5,924,800
179,083
191,123
165,100
155,000
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E-8
309
277
179
149
80
63
14,681,974
183,525
180,500
E-9
172
85
48
9,601,700
7,962,950
152,408
165,895
141,500
165,500
E-10
E-11
243
268
141
147
36
53
7,329,400
203,594
201,500
E-12
92
50
16
7,839,950
2,574,450
147,924
160,903
150,000
147,250
E-13
E-14
319
291
171
166
76
105
13,391,380
16,617,450
176,202
179,700
E-15
184
73
66
10,694,400
158,261
162,036
155,000
159,000
E-16
E-17
204
59
77
36
54
6
6,329,750
117,218
115,250
E-18
27
16
2
771,500
449,000
128,583
224,500
125,000
224,500
E-19
E-20
13
23
2
8
3
4
550,000
183,333
180,000
E-21
18
7
11
579,000
2,069,900
144,750
188,173
143,500
180,000
TOTAL 3,960
2,114
975
$160,338,587
$164,450
$158,000
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WHAT A BUY!
This Port Perry home has it all .... 50 TL docK oversized
3 car garage, huge family room, 8 man indoor hot tub,
custom Mchen, 3 bathrooms 3 lots more on a huge lot
$229,000. Cap Ed Mateo- at 428-2121.
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�3 bdrm. lownhouse. Priced to sell at $111,900. Familrl
room with walk to patio, living room with walkout to
balcony. Cap Bill Chapman' at 42&2121.
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Set a new standard of pvfng in this wonderful home
nestled on a super street in Pickering. 4 or 5 bdrms.
breathtaking exterior 8 interior, 4002 ft. deck, mn. fir.
tam. d laundry rm., $$$$ thousand's spent on upgrades,
$259,000. Flora Waters' 426-2121.
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AJAx 428-7677
PICKERING 831-7677
EAST HAMPTONS 41?'; ; --
POWER OF SALE
Popular condo by the lake. ,
This 1 bedroom unit can carry ,
less than rent. Come see
come save!
GARY PECK 831-7677
LOCATION • CENTRAL AJAX �op0 v�9
TERRIFIC VALUE
THINKING OF MOVING? - WE CAN HELP YOU GET OFF TO A
Location - public, separate and high
FLYING START!
schools nearby - 3 bedrooms. 1 on
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mn. fir., upgraded ka., eat -in formal •' �-_� e ' \
kv. rm., fin. bsmt.. Ige. detached -
gar., walk to services and -
transportation. Don't miss out. ems••=- _
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AFFORDABLE LIVING'
Maintenance includes neat. 3 s }^
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bedrooms;'2 baths, living room
balcony, rec rm. w,o to patio t'
garden. Updated kitchen _
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AJAX 428m2121 PICKEHING 839-2121
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4 bdrm., 2 storey, new eat -in kitchen, walkoutto private
yard, fin. rec room with woodstove. $167,000. Call Gall
Cotter l4Aoreton' at 428-2121 for details.
Executive style townhouse, approx.1,500 sq. ft., family
MGM with fireplace, walkout to deck, ceramic floors,
anaded colonial doors. An absolute -10.1 $161,900.
Cap Maria Javor lo view at 428-2121.
CONTENTED CHARM
Located in quiet residential neighborhood. Close to
lake, park, schools, shopping 8 GO transit This 3
bdrm. detached home is just waiting for you. Eat -in kit,
finished rec rm., cent vac., gar. 8 lots more. Asking
$164,500. Cap Judy Shaw' 428-2121.
Nis-' in, 16lia-
RARE
COURT LOCATION CUSTOM BUNGALOW
Stunning 4 bdrm home on a fabulous premum lot. On 1.5 acres lust minutes from ar ar-en aes 'ea%zes, 4
Cathedral ceiling, family room overlooks Inground pool, bdrms., 4 baths, multiple fireplaces, custom kit. with b'I
includes: central air, security, new kit., fireplace, full appliances, fin. lower level w.garnes rm.. dance fir. and
finished basement. Only $199,750. Ask for Linda wet bar. All this for $375,000 Call Anne Briscoe' at
Clarke- at 428-2121. 428-2121.
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JUST LIST D $136,999
2 bdrm. Tridel condo with 2 baths, great Scarborough
location! Enjoy luxury condo life with pool, rec rm.,
central air, close to schools, shopping d transportation.
Let's make a deal, call Robert Sixsmith' to view 428-
2121.
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A DREAMSCAPED HOME YOU'RE NOT DREAMING
For first time buyers, young families, or the young at Sunny and spotless 3 bdrm. In area of higher priced
heart. This home offers 'move right in' features that all homes for $159,700. Features bright, white kitchen,
you have to do Is enjoy! $163,000. Call me today - attached garage and nice back yard! Call today - Lynn
Frank Allen' - at 428-2121. Blanchard' 428-2121.
THINKING OF MOVING? - WE CAN HELP YOU GET OFF TO A
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AJAX 428m2121 PICKEHING 839-2121
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4 bdrm., 2 storey, new eat -in kitchen, walkoutto private
yard, fin. rec room with woodstove. $167,000. Call Gall
Cotter l4Aoreton' at 428-2121 for details.
Executive style townhouse, approx.1,500 sq. ft., family
MGM with fireplace, walkout to deck, ceramic floors,
anaded colonial doors. An absolute -10.1 $161,900.
Cap Maria Javor lo view at 428-2121.
CONTENTED CHARM
Located in quiet residential neighborhood. Close to
lake, park, schools, shopping 8 GO transit This 3
bdrm. detached home is just waiting for you. Eat -in kit,
finished rec rm., cent vac., gar. 8 lots more. Asking
$164,500. Cap Judy Shaw' 428-2121.
Nis-' in, 16lia-
RARE
COURT LOCATION CUSTOM BUNGALOW
Stunning 4 bdrm home on a fabulous premum lot. On 1.5 acres lust minutes from ar ar-en aes 'ea%zes, 4
Cathedral ceiling, family room overlooks Inground pool, bdrms., 4 baths, multiple fireplaces, custom kit. with b'I
includes: central air, security, new kit., fireplace, full appliances, fin. lower level w.garnes rm.. dance fir. and
finished basement. Only $199,750. Ask for Linda wet bar. All this for $375,000 Call Anne Briscoe' at
Clarke- at 428-2121. 428-2121.
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JUST LIST D $136,999
2 bdrm. Tridel condo with 2 baths, great Scarborough
location! Enjoy luxury condo life with pool, rec rm.,
central air, close to schools, shopping d transportation.
Let's make a deal, call Robert Sixsmith' to view 428-
2121.
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heart. This home offers 'move right in' features that all homes for $159,700. Features bright, white kitchen,
you have to do Is enjoy! $163,000. Call me today - attached garage and nice back yard! Call today - Lynn
Frank Allen' - at 428-2121. Blanchard' 428-2121.
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os' beautrtu' slreeis. Ooen corceet corserv'ation - tam r*n. - f,repiace. throughout. Do not wart . call today' Steve MiIVRhonda Harder 931-3300.
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Keeler at 831.3300 83'-3x'0 .air g31-3306
CALL PAUL KEELER- 831-3300
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unique vaulted ceiling �ti: J FULLY UPGRADED'
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surrounding Skyiight, gourmet -ztunntng all bnck Upgraded Trade In program possible' Upgrd- 2.500 sq. ft., spacious fir. plan!
,.� kitchen plus many more -roughoull Cent. air. sola oak flooring & kit - french doers! cent. Hrdwd. In tam. ren. & din. m,.!
upgrades. Situated on a lot s'aircase. open to bsmt ' Pre` air & landscaping Inc!.! 9 ft. ceilings Ceramic tiles in entry !tall, kit & all
78 feet Wide uniquely -anciscaping' 4 bdrrrL. 2 12 baths• on inn. flr., sola oak stairs' 4 bCrrns.. baths' Cent. air, fully Inscpd.: Bulkier
�-' q y .avish en suite' 9 i Ceilinas on first 2 '1;2 baths. 2 fam. rms.' Must be mil hold 75% of purchase price for
t dM- erent for only $292,900. ' ooc Demand Pickering location' seen . other models also available. up to 3 yrs. at 7.9%. Fully open:'
Call Jacqueline Routh" for
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COMMERCIAL VENTURE
Asking only $199,900 for
4 oversize bedrooms N
ON 2 FABULOUS ACRES.
$169,900. POWER OF SALE
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floor in kit
4985 ASHBURN RD., BROOKLIN.
in N. Ajax. Features over
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831-330:
CALL JOAN CAMPBELL*, 831.3300.
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CALL LAURA GARDNER*, 831-3300.
2.100 SO. FT.
5185,900 !
4 spacious bdrms. - 3 bathrooms -- 3 bdens. + 2 in basement
20' fam. rm. - 20' rec rm. PRESTIGIOUS PICKERING VILLAGE! '- 2 complete 4 piece baths
2 f ireplaces - 2 walkouts Hey you!! would you Ice a 3 bdnn. - h4aw apt. with separate entrance
Main fir. study - New ceramic bungalow will a large picture w Kbw „4 appliances
r - - - Private mature firs. and features such as htW kitchen and Open brick floor b ceiNng freplece,
`- treed lot New windows DAVID Florida room. Updated electrical and -- Carport and patio
BRYAN " ; : - - bath. Income apartmertt will 2 -- 66 x 142 pie4wped lot
RODRIGUES Lots of extras & upgrades. JOSEPH bedrooms, bar, fireplace & separate --many trees
sales Repreae do" Broker entrance! AN tris on log lot $174,900. ~ $169,873 or rent $900 up $5W down!
831-3300 CALL BRYAN RODRIIGUES*. 831-3300. 831-3300 CALL DAVID JOSEPH, BROKER, 831-3300.
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GLORIOUS HOME
COMMERCIAL VENTURE
ON 2 FABULOUS ACRES.
$169,900. POWER OF SALE
4985 ASHBURN RD., BROOKLIN.
517 BROCK ST., WHITBY.
10 ACRES NORTH OF STOUFFVILLE $285,000
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Pretty setting. 6 room brick bungalow with plaster. Bam & pool. One
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831-3300
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CALL ED WILLIAMSON. BROKER. 831.3300 RE/MAX FIRST REALTY LTD,
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