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AA '! I A t '_� k� i ELECTRIFYING STATISTICS FROM NUCLEAR PLANT: Ontario Hydro is offering con- gratulations to staff at the Pick- ering ?nuclear Generating Sta- tion, where reactor unit 7 broke a North American record this month with 533 f a days of continu- ous tricitvty produc- tion. The unit went into service in 1984. had the world's best lifetime pert or - mance in 1989 and so far this year, has been in operation 98. per cent of the time. NEW HOMES i PULLOUT SECTIO\ THOUSANDS CHEER MANNING AT RALLY_ Reform Party 'abhors' racism, not intimidated by'fear balls' By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter PICKERING - -The extremists of political correct- ness" are trying to instill fear in voters, but won't "intimi- date" the Reform Part} , leader Preston Manning assurea more than 5,000 cheering sup- porters at a rally here Wednesday night. ""A a are sick and tired of having fear balls hurled at us & SUBS 11 �"°�"`' `� ' 2FOR 1 I/ NEW WINTER • DATES Jrtwry A Fibuiry Marlin Cal Fort Dolls �! Travel 683.6411 -831 -salt 66 UW ALL DR. 114 4284884 11 Pickering Edition ADYiRTisiR'" HARWOOD PLACE MALL `�%-°---ftM1° with baseball references on an CHILDREN'S HALLOWEEN COSTUME CONTEST Sat., Oct. 310,1993,1-3 p.m. Candiesggfor all ii pahile quantittiiesldren llast evening of a televised World Harwood 8 8" Ajax J Series game. Friday, Oct. 22, 1993 44 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 510 + 40 GST - 55 cents Vol. 112 No. 43 AA '! I A t '_� k� i ELECTRIFYING STATISTICS FROM NUCLEAR PLANT: Ontario Hydro is offering con- gratulations to staff at the Pick- ering ?nuclear Generating Sta- tion, where reactor unit 7 broke a North American record this month with 533 f a days of continu- ous tricitvty produc- tion. The unit went into service in 1984. had the world's best lifetime pert or - mance in 1989 and so far this year, has been in operation 98. per cent of the time. NEW HOMES i PULLOUT SECTIO\ THOUSANDS CHEER MANNING AT RALLY_ Reform Party 'abhors' racism, not intimidated by'fear balls' By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter PICKERING - -The extremists of political correct- ness" are trying to instill fear in voters, but won't "intimi- date" the Reform Part} , leader Preston Manning assurea more than 5,000 cheering sup- porters at a rally here Wednesday night. ""A a are sick and tired of having fear balls hurled at us & SUBS and at voters," said Mr. Stan- 66 UW ALL DR. 114 4284884 11 ning in a speech sprinkled with baseball references on an evening of a televised World 6 Series game. He was referring to "fear �t ' arguments" which claim his•;;ri .L� party: J is "riddled with racism :J is anti -French, anti -Quebec . and therefore a threat to feller- alism- — J will drive unemployment Reform Party leader Preston Manning gets a warm reception from supporters as he makes his ! up to 25 per cent because of way to the stage at a rally at the Metro East Trade Centre in Pickering Tuesday. fablml i its plan to cut the deficit; photo by A.J. Groen J and is "out to destroy social safety nets He believes his proposal to re-examine Canada's immigration Letters».. »»••-.--•--------6 As some 50 noisy but peaceful protesters chanted, "Hey! Hey! policy is being labelled racist and anti -immigration by political Sports._.......».».....».»»...15 Ho! Ho! Reform Party bigots have got to go" in the Metro East opponents worried about the Reform Party's popularity. Billboard».»»».»» -»»»-.-.16 Trade Centre parking lot under the watchful eye of police, Mr. Man- ning tackled charges of racism. See REMORM...Page 3 BarterGne.»» »».»»12 Sincerely Yours....»........23 Crash 'really 'BY I'By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter rEVERYONE. ON THE STREET LOVED HIM, 1"A— AJAX-PICKERING - A "really good guy" t . loved by his neighbors was killed ;n an acct-fiJURSI"ECIALLY THE RIDS. NEIGHBOR: dent on Hwy. 401 early Thursday. Bill Mcgill, 35, of Oak SL, Ajax, lost con- at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. street loved him, especially the kids. vol of his pickup truck and slammed into the The driver of the tractor trailer was not "He'd do anything for you. He was a real ;I* lM ADWNTM back of a tractor trailer that was parked on the mjared• nice guy." shoulder of the eastbound lanes of Hwy. 401 Mr. Mcgill's neighbor Don Neal says, "He Mr. Mcgill was single and had a girlfriend, Pqw near Brock Rd. in Pickering around 1:30 am. was a really good guy. He was living for life He was pronounced dead shortly after arrival and was good with kids. Everyone on the See YOU ... Page 3 Looking to meet that significant someone? Call Sincerely Yours at 1-800-387-8009 111111111401111115 1 elf V, IV 1 PIZZA PIZZA 1 1 .. q 111 V Additional1 1 3 gg tags 11 --- 7 � 99 1 available. available. 1 �� pka tax Just ask! 11 a po^9 � � Just ask! 1 1 choice. with this coupon 11 cho a 10with this cotipon 1 1 EXPIRES Nov. 5193. NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFERS -LIMITED AREA 11 EXPIRES NOV. 5193. NOT VALID wITH ANY OTHER OFFERS -LIMITED AREA 1 BBYPizza► & SUBS 1261 BAYLY ST. 339-4411 66 UW ALL DR. 114 4284884 11 COMMERCUIL AVE. 683-3333 Lace Ont rW M PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FIRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1993 1 INVESTING IN THE 0 ti WITH V' MUTUAL FUNDS To -eceive your c0mc!1Tenta,y copy, cal toca, Cor Wrg^t. l,�vestment Execut.ve 296-2613 0 Scotia McLeod ^C c -"' ,u- mace 7! M 0= v z :�. 1n an effort to stimulate dental awareness in children and to provide a relaxing, comfortable environment for them when they visit our office, we have launched Dr. Zoo's Express Adopt -A -Pet program at our practice. Every three months we will give away a large, cuddly stuffed animal land other great surprises) to the child wwro enters the best name for the critter. The winner of our fast contest, Jason Deebank, got to take home Fred the TL=lc and received a complimentan dinner for his family at Canaan, the Chinese food restaurant next door to our practice. (We're confident that Jason is keeping both this teeth and Fred's in topnotch shape through regular brushing). CcwW1 mems of PICKERING SQUARE DENTAL OFFICE 420-1777 IN P Goodman FAMILY DENTISTRY lk s. weiner "OUR PLEDGE" Dr. M• Shields Our warm caring staff at 927 will provide you Dr. Y Choi with the most modem materials and Dr S. Shar= techniques. Above all - we use only the 927 latest methods of STERILIZATION FOR Liverpool Rd. YOUR SAFETY - TOTAL ATTENTION TO P* YOU AND YOUR CONCERNS CONVENIENCE (AT 927) ' GENERAL ANESTHESIA (Dentistry while you sleep) DR. M. KAY M.D. ' ORAL SURGERY DR. D. ELLER ' PERIDONTIST (GUM SPECIALIST) DR. S. GOLDMAN NEW PATIENTS WELCOME - SAT. & EVENINGS (BYAPPT.) - FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS AVAILABLE. - SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR SENIORS WE LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR CALL (905) 839-5951 VIA Serving Pickering for 30 years II[;"41[1)IY THOMAS AND CHASE ASSOCIATES Certified General Accountants ' Small Business Advisory Services ' Computerized Payroll & Accounting Services • Personal & Corporate Tax Returns 50 COMMERCIAL AVENUE, SUITE 211 � AJAX, ONTARIO LIS 2H5 � Telephone 686-247 Ask The Professionals means business... .*I FOR YOU! - To advertise your services next Friday Call Duncan Fletcher 6835110 PICKERING . URGENT CARE 1`�IEDI-CENTRE Is pleased to announce the opening of Pickering's"1 Walk-in Clinic Family Medical Centre • Perviz Alidina M.D. - Eye Examination • Diamond Alidina M.D. • Lab & Xray, Ultrasound • Andrea Woloszczuk M.D. • No Appointment Necessary Open Seven Days A Week 1450 Kingston Rd. at Valleyfarm Rd. (Highway #2 between Brock & Liverpool) -Call 831-8240 Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST -- • Dispensing of Contact lenses and glasses • Evening and Saturday appointments available • Complete Family Eye Care 427-4144 15 Harwood Aw. S., Alex &twmn 401 & No. 2) t+rt».t. J' PODIATRIST' Ronald j Q0 ' :$:S:c:;�D:�'.lki. , Wishes to Announce the Opening of his Practice At the Pickering Medical Centre —` 1 - • cumurn Foot orthotro ♦ 1, • Full Veteran's Coverage.- Ste. overage.- ❑ t Spurts Med sane r t • lhabetrc Feet, or831-ULLT (3338) Com Qr Calluses J • Cluldreri a Fout 4 F Reform leade manning wants ' equality for all' FROM PAGE 1 Mr. Nanning assured the crowd he "abhors" racism and explained his opposition to awarding special status to groups according to their language and culture is "based on equality ... of all Canadians." ("If it was a racist party, I'd be the first one out," Tony Loon of North York told the News Advertiser. The Singapore emi- grant carried a sign reading, "New Canadians Support Reform Party."j By reducing the national deficit, "safety nets can be sus- tained rather than eroded," sug- gested Mr. Manning, whose call to "overhaul" the Young Offend- ers' Act was greeted with cheers. But the Reform Party "is not just a protest movement that knows what it's against and not what it's for," Mr. Manning reported. He believes Canadians want to "live in a country where all provinces and people are treated equally... where elected officials are morally and legally - W–--- IETMM .. • WATCH FOR THESE THE AGE OF INNOCENCE R 7.935, Su i Sm 2.7, 935, Mm -Thum 7.935 RUDY FRI' OCT. 22193 Fi ' t0.9Z. SaL i 9R 215, 7.10, 935 am Mm.•Thus T10. 9251No RywsI ISTRI ERNG) DISTRIBUTING THE GOOD SON �I DRUG � Fl 7.35, 9X SaLa& ZX 735,170, VM kb0mus T75.970 NEW HONES 3 INTERIORS (&IAXrPICK) MALICE ' Fi 7.10, 915, Sat-Sua Z 7:% *A GM Mm. -Thus. 7-10 995 'A&P (PICK) JUDGEMENT NIGHT mi Fa Tin, 9:4 SaL,%A = T-20,110 Mm.•Thus T20,910 THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES m Fi 7,115, Sat -Sun. 21 S, 7,9:15 Mm •Mus 7,115 bound to the people who elect them and pay their salaries ... and where governments live within their means." The Albertan challenged Lib- eral Party policies he believe will cost taxpayer and joked its leader Jean Chretien will introduce a new income tax form. "The first part asks, 'How much did you earn?' The second part is a simple instruction: 'Send it in'." In opening comments, W.P. Kinsella, author of Shoeless Joe, the book which inspired the base- ball movie Field of Dreams, told the crowd, "Dreams can come true ... Come with us and we will build a better Canada" Organizers believe the rally was the largest of any political party during the campaign. About two dozen Reform Party candi- dates, some from as far away as Kitchener and Sault Ste. !Marie, attended. FREE QUALLO BEARS with the purchase of 2 Hollofil pillows or 1 Holbfil duvet (any size)' • wain prod of purdese Eivnrs Na. SW *IRISTNAS IS JUST AROUNI THE CORNER... See our new "stocking stuffier' product lines ASHLEY ELIZABETH LINENS & THINGS 335 FrwtkCom SL 683-5853 Non.-FrL 10 anLJ pAL Sun. 11 am -4 p rtL THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1993 -PAGE 3 �r SL t" r p� 1 �a rTI S p Now Accepting Students for our Fall Program in: The Study of Kempo... 831-0099 4 17 MIZ — ,r -Self Defense -Psychology -) 'W 15empo -Physical -Discipline %, Karate Fitness -Etiquette 4L Kung Fu • Health • Relaxation IL J u J itsu -Shiatsu • Massage Adults' and Chlldnrt's Ctass�s THE EDUCATION CENTRE FOR MARTIAL ARTS • DELIVERY SERVICE • WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS & FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND W THE DAYS AHEAD FRI' OCT. 22193 NEWS ADVVEER(TISER (AJAXIPICK) 'CAN�AJA ' BEAVER LUMBER (AJAX) WAY AJAXIPICK) ISTRI ERNG) DISTRIBUTING DOMINION ((AJAXIPICK) �I DRUG � FOOD CfTY (AJAX) 'FOOD TOWN (AJAXIPiCK) IGA PK3(ERING 'MYSTERY PIZZA (PICK) PK ) MARBLAWSISUPUPER NEW HONES 3 INTERIORS (&IAXrPICK) LOK CENTRE ' (AJAX/PICK) LOEB SUNDAY, OCT. 24193 NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAXIPICK) (AJAXIPICK) MIRACLE FOOD MART (AJAXIPICK.) 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'-:' •J_�i '•- •yea .7?r: rag �r SL t" r p� 1 �a rTI S p Now Accepting Students for our Fall Program in: The Study of Kempo... 831-0099 4 17 MIZ — ,r -Self Defense -Psychology -) 'W 15empo -Physical -Discipline %, Karate Fitness -Etiquette 4L Kung Fu • Health • Relaxation IL J u J itsu -Shiatsu • Massage Adults' and Chlldnrt's Ctass�s THE EDUCATION CENTRE FOR MARTIAL ARTS • DELIVERY SERVICE • WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS & FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND W THE DAYS AHEAD FRI' OCT. 22193 NEWS ADVVEER(TISER (AJAXIPICK) 'CAN�AJA ' BEAVER LUMBER (AJAX) WAY AJAXIPICK) ISTRI ERNG) DISTRIBUTING DOMINION ((AJAXIPICK) �I DRUG � FOOD CfTY (AJAX) 'FOOD TOWN (AJAXIPiCK) IGA PK3(ERING 'MYSTERY PIZZA (PICK) PK ) MARBLAWSISUPUPER NEW HONES 3 INTERIORS (&IAXrPICK) LOK CENTRE ' (AJAX/PICK) LOEB SUNDAY, OCT. 24193 NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAXIPICK) (AJAXIPICK) MIRACLE FOOD MART (AJAXIPICK.) 'OSHAWA CENTRE (AJAX) SAV -A -CENTRE (PICK) 'A&P (PICK) -WILDWOOD (PICK) - 0ww•a a e , - norma. m * �C�70P�O3QG' PAGE 4 -TRE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22,1943 Qp1&g.dy for reveller Even cri ina s have Jays' fever DURHAM - The Toronto Blue Jays have the entire popula- tion of Canada in a baseball fren- zy, including people who might otherwise be out committing minor crimes. "While repeat of events of last year when the Jays' World Series win touched off impromptu revelry in some downtown cores. especial- ly Oshawa. About 3(X) revellers took to the streets of the !Motor City for a the game Boys in oo NT wild out- is going on p door parte. the streets blue root �%There were are bare," j for boys1ti nor major D u r h a m ��incidents Regional 1 . _ In blue P1 but people Police Staff Sgt. Bob Peacock reported before last night's scheduled fifth World Series contest. "It's good. It's like Christmas morn- ing." Not all criminals are caught up in Blue Jays' fever, explained Staff Sgt. Peacock, but there's been significantly less of the minor stuff such as assaults and other disturbances in the streets. Cops were bracing for a --- were doing things like walking over cars. Staff Sgt. Peacock noted police were caught somewhat off guard and would not really have had enough officers on hand to deal with serious trouble. 11k.c.re going to be prepared when they win this time." he said. "Fortunately, it's a positive high that they (revellers) have and they're not really inclined to do damage." TIRED OF MAKING CAR PAYMENTS'. YIELD TO THE SAVINGS THE '94'S ARE COMING! IPI S _ AS LOW AS xr"751 1 OAC. T1,111D � WE �MEET us COME • •FOR OUR DETAILS VAM SALES Y TEAM: • ti y 401 JUW Oce, • Juli. DiPoea • Doug Lobsi W • Arthony Tarlac • Compo Taylor 65im skos' H AM mamma • PARTS SEMI" OPEN SATURDAYS DURHAM REGION'S 1 MAZDA HEADQUARTERS 1250 Dundas St. E., Whitby ;68-6881 Tor. 686-2236 12 Don't lug a Vacuum... Plug in a Beam! COMPLETE BUILT-IN VACUUM SYSTEM INCLUDING EVERYTHING PICTURED HERE PLUS RENOWNED BEAM QUALITY WITH AN UNSURPASSED WARRANTY AND SURPRISINGLY SIMPLE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS - OR, WE CAN ARRANGE IT FOR YOU. Vacuums Plus 831mBEAMO 1271 Kingston Road, Just West of Liverpool Rd. N. of SuperCentre (2326) N INy. z PMAW SL) N z Y Ix 401 DURHAM REGION'S 1 MAZDA HEADQUARTERS 1250 Dundas St. E., Whitby ;68-6881 Tor. 686-2236 12 Don't lug a Vacuum... Plug in a Beam! COMPLETE BUILT-IN VACUUM SYSTEM INCLUDING EVERYTHING PICTURED HERE PLUS RENOWNED BEAM QUALITY WITH AN UNSURPASSED WARRANTY AND SURPRISINGLY SIMPLE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS - OR, WE CAN ARRANGE IT FOR YOU. Vacuums Plus 831mBEAMO 1271 Kingston Road, Just West of Liverpool Rd. 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WHITTAKER, Publisher 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15 JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor-in-chief Newsroom - 683-5110 Distribution - 683-5117 Retail Advertising - 683-5110 Classified - 798-7672 GREG COATES, Managing Editor FAX - 683-7363 National Advertising Sales - 493-1300 Real Estate & Automotive Advertising - 798-7672 BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager Member of the Ontario Community Newspaper Association ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Sales Manager Member of the Ontario Press Council ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager Help honor our youth Even- week the pages of the 'yews Advertiser are filled with heart- warming stories of the people who are the heartheat of our communi- ties. Especially uplifting are those stories which recognize the accom- plishments of young people. Through acts of kindness, braves, com- passion and determination, these young people set an example of ser- vice and leadership for the entire community. For the past 12 years. the News Advertiser -- as well as hundreds of other community newspapers in Ontario -- have paid special recog- nition to our finest young people through the Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Awards. Coordinated by the Ontario Community Newspapers Association, along with Bell Canada, the awards are presented each spring to 12 young people between the ages of six and IS who have led by exam- ple, and in doing so have made their commuruv, an even better place in which to live. Award recipients and their families are guests of honor at the Junior Citizems luncheon, where the awards are presented by the Lieu- tenant Governor of Ontario. All nominees receive a certificate of con- gratulations. Do you know a young person deserving of consideration for the Junior Citizen .award:' The deadline for nominations is Oct. 31. Forms are available at the Ajax- Pickering News Advertiser offices. 130 Commercial .aye.. Ajax. Invest a moment of your time to express your thanks and apprecia- tion to a special young person. Today's Junior Citizen is tomorrow's community leader. Do you know one' y� V V�-iT REMEMBER HAPPENED THE LAST �\ �11ME V1r--- NNW? LETTERS TO THE EDITOR NAFTA needs closer look To the editor, 'With lust a few days to go until election day, one of the over- whelming issues of the decade has seldom been discussed. NAFTA — the North Amencan Free Trade Agreement — threatens to drain away Canada's resources to the Americans: cause the exodus of thousands of jobs, destroy family farms; lower social, labor and environmental standards; remove the ability of even our elected politicians to chart our course as a country; and render Canada's economy subordinate to U.S. interests. The NAFTA deal — a 1,400 page document undecipherable to the average citizen — contains provisions aimed at handing the power to decide Canada's future over to the multi -national corpora- tions. Trade panels will decide — in secret, without public input or input from our elected representa- tives — matters for which profit maximization is the sole criterion. Unlike citizens, multi -national corporations have neither loyalty to country nor concern for the consequences of their actions — their only loyalty is to the profit motive (just ask maquiladora zone Mexicans). Becoming educated about NAFTA is crucial. The Canadian Environmental Law Association (960-2284) has produced six fact sheets on the environmental impli- cations of NAFTA, while the Ontario Coalition for Social Jus- tice (441-4714) has a handout with questions they suggest people ask at all candidates' meetings. The Have your s ay .- who are you going to vote for in Monday's election? Inter -Church Committee for World Development Education (TEN DAYS) has produced four election flyers, and the OSSTF (Ontario Secondary School Teach- ers' Federation) has a handout with 10 reasons why educators should oppose NAFTA. With so many sectors of society opposed to this trade deal — and the corpo- rate sector being the only one which stands to gain — shouldn't we all be taking a closer look? Janet Banting, Greenbank Wayne Budd says, "Probably the Liberals. They should keep the taxes down for a short time 1 hope." Mary Sewell says, "I haven't made up my mind, but I seem to be leaning towards the Reform Party. We should give them a chance." Ruth Bailey says, "I'm voting for the Liberals. The PC's had their chance and the Reformers have no experience." Dave White says, "I'm voting for Preston and the Reform Party . He won't waste my money and I really like his policies." ABOUT US The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone num- ber for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15 or sent by FAX to 683- 7363. Metroland Printing, Publish- ing and Distributing group of suburban newspapers includes: Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser, The Aurora Banner, Barrie Ban- ner/Advance, The Brampton Guardian, The Burlington Post, The Collingwood Connection, The Etobicoke Advertiser/Guardian, The Georgetown Independent, Kingston This Week, Lindsay This Week, Markham Economist and Sun, The Milton Canadian Champion, The Mis- sissauga News, The Newmar- ket Era, Northumberland News, North York Mirror, Oakville Beaver, Oshawa -Whitby This Week, Orillia Today, Peterbor- ough This Week, The Rich- mond Hill/Thornhill/Vaughan Liberal, The Scarborough Mir- ror, The StouffvilleNxbridge Tri- bune, Today's Seniors. Second class mail registra- tion number 1897. Mail sub- scription rates in Canada: 1 year, $70 per edition. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. 3 Crooked, S p a c e d, D �n c lo? t d '"'hi fed Teeth? Just like the letters in the headline, your •r teeth can make the same impression. Have your smile work for you, not Q against you. Crooked, spaced, discoloured and chipped teeth can all be oorrected through today's cosmetic and orthodonbc procedures. FREE CONSULTATION This consultation is offered so that you can easily obtain information on dental procedures and conditions, allowing you to make an informed decision about your dental health. Please note that x-rays and a more complete examination are required in order to make a full diagnosis of individual conditions. Dr. Pavelic is a general dentist trained in all aspects of dentistry �s by the University of Toronto. Dr. Pavelic's office is a prevention oriented dental practice dedicated to your health, appearance l and comfort. Offer expires October 29, 1993. i "DEDICATED TO GIVING YOU THE SUCCESSFUL SMILE EDGE" .� M.S. Pavelic, D.D.S. 428-0188 #9 - 570 Westney Rd. S., Ajax THF, 44WS 44MO'SE111 f!)tIDAY,OC IOUR A 11110 -PAGE 7 H W � AEAVEN .4s NCREDIBLE SELECTION OF COSTUMES i ,000s To Choose From •MAKEUP *MASKS *ACCESSORIES 47 AND MUCH MORE... A THE "Your Party Rental Specialists" �i NEW LOCATION 850 Wilson Rd. S. , Wilson/Wentworth • , • OSHAWA 433-1113 SINCE 19d1 . . ....... ... 1E N 0 U S E — r I• r "SUNDAY SUNDAY OCT. 24.1-4 P M.Kim 24 1 - 4 M. 31 ADAMS DR. AJAX 1 44 TRAWLEY CRES. AJAX 2450 SOFT. -�--1= i THIS H01 -SE -AS _V:n4'-',G _owFFIRST You cannot beat ~-.s rTaculate 4 bdrm- a nas at east 25 thousand m upgrades. price, 5 yr. mtg. at 7 9 ,. huge. nicely pg SUNDAY OCT. 24 11-3 P.M. CECIL $KEETE landscaped U. 4 bdmu.. 4 baths, 2 fplcs..Representative =eatures stunring rec room with custom wet 48 HENDERSON. WHITBY Sam Representative mn. fir. laundry & !am. m,.. 'intshed bsrrt.: ar. waMrol.T bsrnt. :sacs ;n 'o the park. 'rture perfect 4 bdrm 2 stcrey r deslraoe neighbourhood. SSS Spent wit wet, oak bar, Ddrn. and bathroom. CAC, Huge decK ott �.e kd. lam. . wrC 'replace tdscp.. prof decor. rd. This home boasts .++. Features corrple;e cent. vac and lots more Come C 4 yourself.and much -ore. Must see for only S224.90C. A•h wo to Irg., deck overlook;ng ravine, cmvenlentty, located. Cecil Skeete, 619-9500. Sales Rep.. SuttonRor "ar-ral.ar. Re.Max �Rst Rea:ty '_td. S�37 90C Call Kim Chau. 2941818 for appt. to view. Group Heritage Realty Inc. 631-330C- This election is about change! It is about jobs. It is about creating opportunities. But most of all, it is about hope. On Monday, October 25th you have an important choice to make. We can continue down the road of the past nine years or we can make a sharp turn that puts deficit reduction at the expense of getting Canadians work. Both approaches will put our medicare and other social services at risk. I believe that there is an alternative. The Liberal Party has a plan that puts Canadians to work; protects medicare and our social safety net; and works to make government more efficient and reduce our deficit. As your Member of Parliament I will use: Common sense approaches that involve people Compassion that recognizes the needs of our community Commitment to a way of life that reflects our community Change is needed to restore hope. Join me and together we can make a difference right here in Ontario riding. • ' On Monday, October 25th polls open from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm. If you require further information ITA or need assistance voting, please call our campaign office at 427-6203. 11111#Li:bei& A,"ntea Di DunCan Heap] Uh,oa Agent tut D;;n kk: 1 eayt,e PAGE S -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FWDAY, OCTOBER M 19" ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT British musical comedy at Tudor Arms AJAX-PICKERING - The Tudor Arms will be alive with the sounds of British musical comedy on Saturday. Comedians Maxie &Mitch, direct from Newcastle, England will perform their side-splitting send-ups of musical classics from Rogers and Hammerstein to Lennon and McCartney. The duo has been together for 10 years, entertained extensively in the United Kingdom, and performed in such other places as Australia and Hong Kong. A limited amount of tickets will be available at the door. The $15 ticket price includes a buffet dinner (starting at 5:30 p.m.). Call 839-8387. CENTREFIELD'S: Centre - field's has DJ music Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. There's a pool challenge Satur- day, beginning at 2 p.m. On Sun- dav, there's karaoke. Call 837- 1850. BOURBON BAYLY'S: The bar has karaoke on Friday, starting at 9 p.m. Call 427-1888. HARP & THISTLE PUB: Gene Lequenor plays a variety of rock 'n' roll Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to I a.m. There's karaoke on Sunday from 7 to 11 p.m. Call 428-0943. JOKERS: Jokers has country band Limber Lost Friday and Sat- urday from 9 p.m. to l a.m. The band's back for the Sunday jam session from 4 to 8 p.m. 427- 0337. MONKEY BAR & GRILL: Monkey Bar & Gnll is haying a Halloween warm-up Saturday night with the band Screamer. which plays the music of Led Zeppelin and other rock n' roll artists. Q107 Rockin' Fndays with host Deanna Nason feature a dance party, Rockin' Go Go Theatre Durham stages Harvey PICKERING - Theatre Durham begins a new season with the comedy Harvey, on stage starting Nov. 6. The tale of Elwood P. Dowd and his companion, a six-foot invisible rabbit named Harvey, opens at Dunbarton-Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering. Curtain time is 8 p.m. Additional performances will be sta¢ed Nov. 12. 13. 19 and 20. The theatre company's season will also include Tennesee Williams's drama The Glass Menagerie. to be performed Feb. 4, 5, I l and 12. Barefoot in the Park by Neil Simon plays April 30 and May 6, 7, 13 and 14. A season subscription can be purchased for SPS S Tickets to individual performances are S9 or S- for eni,,r, and students. Call the tx k off:.: • . dancers and lots of prizes. Call 619-1236. FOX & FLOWERPOT: The Fox & Flowerpot Pub has an open stage on Saturday with any ama- teur musical act welcome to per- form, starting at 8 p.m. There's a jazz jam with the Jazz Cats Thurs- day nights from 8 to 11. Call 428- 216?. KERRY INN: Enjoy dance music with Bill & Marlene Dunn Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and Sundav from 7 to 1 I p.m. Call .128-87()0 THE. MEETING HOUSE: The Pickering nightspot has Pips Karaoke on Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Michael Paul will play a mix of rock, country and folk music Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Royz Band plays a vari- ety of music Sunday from 7 to I1 p.m. Call 8 3()-47. 4. SECOND STOREY: The Second StoreN has Dance -A - Mania on Friday with lots of prizes. A Blue Jays World Series party on Saturday offers lots of Blue Jays giveaways. Call 683- 29.40. LORD BYRONS: Lord Byrons has relaxing piano music Friday and Saturday nights to enjoy with your dinner. The music starts at 7. Call 686-7000. COCONUTZ TAPS & FATS: Coconutz has John Cougar k1ellencamp tribute band Scarcxmw Friday starting at about 9 p.m. Tickets are S4 in advance or S5 at the door. Call 686-15.49. DONA Y MIGUELS: Enjoy the delightful sounds of Mexican music while you dine Friday and Saturda,, from 7 to 10 P.M. Call THE EARTH MACHINE 686-4.468. TUDOR ROSE INN: The Tudor Rose Inn has country, pop and rock music with Larry Goguin Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to I a.m. Call 428-1815. KANGAROOS: On Wednes- days, local bands jam from 9:30 p.m. to midnight. Kangaroos hosts the Ragweed Jazz Band each Thursday from 9 P.M. to midnight. Call 839-6845. The Corporation of the Town of Ajax Notice ON -STREET PARKING Residents are hereby advised to take notice that effective November 1, 1993 the Town of Ajax will be stepping up enforcement of On -Street Parking Regulations. Effective November 1, 1993 a Special Officer will patrol the streets of Ajax chalking and ticketing vehicles parked in violation of the Town's By - Law. The Town's Traffic By-law prohibits parking on all municipal streets for a period in excess of 3 hours. During Winter months on -street parking costs the municipality substantial tax dollars as snowploughs must be re -dispatched to areas that are clogged with parked vehicles. On -street parking also presents a danger to motorists and pedestrians. The fine for Parking Longer than 3 Hours is S23.00. For more information please call 683-4550, extension 344. J. W. Tiernay, C.M.O., C.M.C. Clerk Town of Ajax 65 Harwood Avenue Ajax, Ontario L1 S 2119 The Hottest Thing • H to Hit the Trail f+ Since the Sun. 4-:. `A\ C� . \\A �\ A�y H N Tm9nialdTrunk Show Saturday, October 23, 10 am - 5 pm Timberland's Canadian Representative will be on hand all day Saturday with the entire range of tWL,,,ack.os,orie,, and clothing: Free Gift with Purchase H Approv road valuc ti30. 'AHIMY MALL 72s )141 \k)\ Ilii IO - 9 311, S,\ I ltl 9, Sl \ 1' - i �. T_ F Winterizing WN 1 Lawn Fertilizer (12-14-18) IXWill increase root size, - cold tolerance & disease r resistance 18 kg bag Prices effective 1111 Oct. 27st,1993 VANDERMEER NURSERY Where Great Gardens Begin Corner of Bayly & Lakeridge 90- AJAX 427-2525 $1999 Reg. 129.99 Two Hearts Flowers and GiJIS invites you to attend our 41b Annual ° Cbristmas Open 11ouse Sunday, October 241b 10 a.m. - S P. in. e Refresbments served (Corner of Dixie c Fincb) Pickering --- 420-7544 PICKERIiV G'S ROOR56 & DRAPERY CEN TRE 1211 Kingston Road 837-8888 SDA (Durham Square Plaza) iii, A NUVEFK BARRYMORE SAXONY PLUSH 65 oz. Reg. $38.95 sq. yd. sae $2388 L'nderpad b Labor Incl. ,BERBER SUPREME SPECIAL Underpad & Labour Inc. Mnimum 40 sq. yd. 1 Reg' '588. Coupon 11001 ONLY 148811 I otter exp res Oct s, s3 `INK DOMCO VINYL FLOORING OF30%F Reg. Price --. _ SAVE. _ $10000 OFF BERBER SUPREME 6asec yr 4- �q. y0s. J more. Shown in th:s advert se-ert. WE'RE MORE THAN JUST A OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 9-5 • Free Admission • Free Parking for 4800 cars • Over 500 vendors HALLOWEEN DOOR CRASHER SPECIAL Hostess - Frito Lay Nestle POTATO CHIPS BUTTER FINGERS A Tree Size$1.99 CRUNCH $1.99 l pa pill &"- Limit one per family - Limited Quantity UN.. OCT. 24 11 Oct 31, HALLOWEEN ►�aitlOd•J►lld01►C'� s Ir-1'L-A-mW-'••w�� at the Flea Market Pickering Full Size Carnival Most Sundays Vast array of products * Farmer's Market Largest Indoor Flea Market in North America METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE Brock Rd. & 401 * Pickering, ONT. Vendor Inquiries (416) 427-0744 ThE kE4VS'A4)VF.R'! ItiIl FRIDAY. (X.'rOBFR 22, 1993-PACF.9 ��,n...•rb�i- 7 n+nn��.. , ..•����al rnn..�,..r.r.•n.�...n n� N CUMMISS40NOWTRY r WHrTSY Tit TEACHING COUNTRYIWESTERN COUPLES - LINE - GROUP DANCES �. 2 d PRIZES FOR BEST HALLOWEEN COSTUME J Bayly St. E. Two Hearts Flowers and GiJIS invites you to attend our 41b Annual ° Cbristmas Open 11ouse Sunday, October 241b 10 a.m. - S P. in. e Refresbments served (Corner of Dixie c Fincb) Pickering --- 420-7544 PICKERIiV G'S ROOR56 & DRAPERY CEN TRE 1211 Kingston Road 837-8888 SDA (Durham Square Plaza) iii, A NUVEFK BARRYMORE SAXONY PLUSH 65 oz. Reg. $38.95 sq. yd. sae $2388 L'nderpad b Labor Incl. ,BERBER SUPREME SPECIAL Underpad & Labour Inc. Mnimum 40 sq. yd. 1 Reg' '588. Coupon 11001 ONLY 148811 I otter exp res Oct s, s3 `INK DOMCO VINYL FLOORING OF30%F Reg. Price --. _ SAVE. _ $10000 OFF BERBER SUPREME 6asec yr 4- �q. y0s. J more. Shown in th:s advert se-ert. WE'RE MORE THAN JUST A OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 9-5 • Free Admission • Free Parking for 4800 cars • Over 500 vendors HALLOWEEN DOOR CRASHER SPECIAL Hostess - Frito Lay Nestle POTATO CHIPS BUTTER FINGERS A Tree Size$1.99 CRUNCH $1.99 l pa pill &"- Limit one per family - Limited Quantity UN.. OCT. 24 11 Oct 31, HALLOWEEN ►�aitlOd•J►lld01►C'� s Ir-1'L-A-mW-'••w�� at the Flea Market Pickering Full Size Carnival Most Sundays Vast array of products * Farmer's Market Largest Indoor Flea Market in North America METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE Brock Rd. & 401 * Pickering, ONT. Vendor Inquiries (416) 427-0744 ThE kE4VS'A4)VF.R'! ItiIl FRIDAY. (X.'rOBFR 22, 1993-PACF.9 ��,n...•rb�i- 7 n+nn��.. , ..•����al rnn..�,..r.r.•n.�...n n� CUMMISS40NOWTRY TEACHING COUNTRYIWESTERN COUPLES - LINE - GROUP DANCES PRIZES FOR BEST HALLOWEEN COSTUME - OCT. 25.00T. 29 NEW CLASSES - NOV. 3 - KINSMEN SL d - OSHAVIA - 7 P "i ` SUN. NOV. 7- NEi4rVASTLE INN - 7 30 P M -9 3r PA Classes for all ages are bung aught at Curling 1i 7 Tuesdays I , Annandale Goff & - p.m - Port Darlington Marina. Bowrranv ile 7 p rn`!.irsdays 579-7719 ' Royal Canadian Legion. Simcoe S Oshawa 7 p T .ndays AFTER 6 P.M. TOWN OF AJAX COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS The Council of the Corporation of the -own of Ajax w : oe considering appointments to various comm.ttees. `he 'o'!ow -g s a is, of the committees and other pertinent informa',on re arve 'o fortncom ng vacancies. Committee Board Ajax Historical Board A.ax Handi-Trans Committee -xal Architectural Ccnserva^.cr Advisory Committee A ax Property Standards Committee A,ax Waterfront Advisory Ccm-n'tee recreation Advisory Council Term 4 Positions - 3 - year teem 2 pcs tors - 2 - year ter--. 3 pos,';ons 3 - yea, 'e,- 1 pesrt:cn 3 - year 'e- 5 pos'.c^s 3 year te,m 1 pos,tcn - t - yea, 'e- 2 ocs' ors . 3 - year teeT Formation regarding the above -need ComT,'•ee Boares can oe oc'ained by calling the Clerks department at c83-4553 ou• ry ^cr—al o siness hours. you wish to be considered for appo ntme^' to one of the above �cmmittees or Boards, application forms for apoo ,*-ent are ava,�ab e '-cm the Clerks Cepar.ment. M_n,c oa! Ott ce. 65 -iarwccd Avenue South. Ajax, Ontano. Completed apo'Icat:on forms must oe rece,ved by '-a Cierk oy 5.00 p.m. on November ' 3, 1993. J.W. TIERNAY, C.M.O., C.M.C. CLERK CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AJAX 65 HARWOOD AVENUE SOUTH AJAX, ONTARIO LIS 2H9 Charity THE BEST ACTION IN PICKERING 48 HOURS OF GAMBLING EXCITEMENT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22 NOON -4 A.M. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23 NOON -4 A.M. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 241MOON-4 A.M. �W1� Featuring Trip for Two •110 A1aximum Bets to WATCH THE *Las Vegas Style Ruled Las Vegas BLUE JAYS *Rapid Blackjack up to 1100" ON BIG *Proressional Dealers SCREEN TV Pick up ballot at the Casino I 'SMI **FREE AD PROCEEDS TO Sunnybroialth Science Centre Sunnybrook Hospital LICENCE XN36539 METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE 1899 Brock Rd., Pickering (Exit 301, N. at Bruck Rd.) wt rl `• � a Gourmet Prepared Food Viand Fresh Meat! say ,ompare Elsewhere E,d, Oct.Boneless � Chicken Breasts' SAVE 1.00 Ib. 4 99 i 1b. Black Forest SAVE 1.90 Ib. 299 Ib. Our Own Homestyle .Hot Italian Sausage SAVE .40 Ib. �229 1b. Lee's Specialty Termiyaki Steak SAVE 1.00 Ib. ,399-0 Ib. Compare Elsewhere Bacon 49 - Ib. :ENHUNG MEATOMART Z4271111,2_9938A 6 Westney Rd. S.;riAja v 4111111 t Square (next to GO Station) PACE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1993 Your Pontiac • Buick • GMC Team gives you what you want for a price that fits. It's that simple. PON I IA( sl, vi>ii:i, I. i.- i.A) N FE.�TL ' RES + %% hc'e l NBS • .:.tonlat lc trXISI S"10n • .: r cOndltl()tiiiik� • %. ,l F%I sic'ret` (aS'WTIt' • .:)tit' 1�yer,, • Funk release • : .is rtluch rnort' Smart �2oq:)er month Lease .,r for -o months* fit ]CI-- REU.M. CL S 10%1 1=1-:'kl'L'RFS • .: iters side air bag • 4 ltiheel ABS • - S litre SH Vo • „,;a+ zone air conditioning • '. 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PONTIAC GRAND .A%1 SE SEDAN FI- .-YIl'RES dn%er s side air bag • 4 wheel ABS • .lir conditioning • \%l.T%1 stereo cassette • I, ilse wipers • power door locks • ,,,,itoinati(. transmission • I)lus much more Smart per month Lease for for s239-56 months* BRICK LFSABKF CL STO1 Ft-: :WL ;RES: • dual air bags • -t wheel .ABS • air conditioning • tilt/cruise • p,)wer drner seat • remote keyless entre • 1)ius much more Smart per month I -ease for for s399 36 months* GMC SAFARI SLX FEATURES: • driver's side air bag • 4 -wheel ABS • 4.3 EFl V6 engine • electronic transmission • 8 passenger seating . air conditioning • stereo cassette • plus much more... PONTIAC • BUICK• GMC TEAM THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1993•PAGE 11 wins and five losses for 10 points. Ajax owns sole possession of fourth place in the league's East Division stand- ings. Brent Gaylor, Aaron Saul and for Ajax)Pickering. The Raiders' next home league game is against the Yod4imcoe Express at the Pickering Recreation Complex Tuesday, Oct. 26 at 9 pm. The Ajax/Pickering midgets are also entered in the Oshawa 'AAA' Hockey Tournament next Thurs- day through Saturday. The Raiders play two games on Thursday, opening up against Oshawa Kiwanis at 9 a.m., and playing Peterborough at 4 pm. Both games are at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium. E pert Skate Sharpening While -U -Wait $3.00 in previously owned to luily reconditioned sWs *WpnW • 2117 11 KINGSTON RD., PICKERIN (just west of Liverpool Rd.) 837 -USED (8733) Mon: Fri: 10-9, Sat: 10-6, Sun: 11-5 NAtN22 ®_ PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAI', OCTOBER 22 1993 ARE MUTUAL FUNDS THE RIGHT INVESTMENT FOR YOU? .\n Inir; �,:u, uu:: I c � '�;uivai i�un� ins �•�[i:l�; With :\n f cams" a�, In (,K -S car l:lrla�:a SJ�111 Ch(mss: "hc• Right t=un-.' 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Community Centre on Tuesday, Coming off a 7-2 loss in Oct. 26 at 8 p.m. Collingwood Monday night, the Axemen put it all together the following evening to nip Newmarket 5-4 in overtime at the Ajax Commu- nity Centre arena Colin Carey, with his second goal of the night, netted the over- time winner for the Axemen. The victory brought the Axe - men back up to the .500 mark with a league record of five wins and five losses for 10 points. Ajax owns sole possession of fourth place in the league's East Division stand- ings. Brent Gaylor, Aaron Saul and Raiders' midgets on fire AJAX-PICKERING - The AjaxlPickering Slim - Line Windows Raiders 'AAA' midget rep hockey team notched its fifth point in its Iasi three games with a victory over Whitby Tuesday night :The Raiders recorded a 3-1 win in Eastern Ontario 'AAA' Hockey League play at the Pickering Recreation Complex. The first period ended in a'1- I tie with Raiders' Loughery Graham open- ing the scoring on an assist to Murray �I Sheehan. .The eventual game winner wasUA scored by Sheehan with arGraham D and Tim Watt ening assists: SS Steve Quinn potted an insurance marker for the Raiders with twin brother Markus Quinn helping out on the play. Raiders' goaltender BJ. Dornan was solid in goal for Ajax/Pickering. The Raiders' next home league game is against the York/Simcoe Express at the Pickering Recreation Complex Tuesday, Oct. 26 at 9 pm. .,TV Ajax/Pickering midgets are also entered in the Oshawa `AAA' Hockey Tournament next Thurs- day through Saturday. The Raiders play two games on Thursday, opening up against Oshawa Kiwanis at 9 a.m., and playing Peterborough at 4 p.m. Both games are at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1993 -PAGE 15 BREW YOUR OWN BEER A WINE AT 1/2 THE AIL COST 110% OCTOBER DISCOUNT � r►.s w THE BREW -1r BEER SHOP 1211 KiSton RA (Just woo of Liverpool) 897.1818 Pickering 9M Rsr1WTWft rwr Panthers make roster moves PICKERING - Wholesale changes came down on top of the struggling Pickering Panthers Metro Junior 'A' hockey team. The club — off to a horren- dous start with a record of no wins, five losses and one tie in six games — released seven plavers at its practice Monday night. G r a h a m Pickering Horne, Kevin Ellis, Jason Reed, Lee . Bosak. Darryl Bricknell, FANTHERS Frank Little- john and McTLrG Jur:Gr Andre Marois Hockey Club were let go by _ Panthers' new head coach/gener- al manager Bud Bower. Bower says Reed and Bosak have indicated they will play Durham Region high school hockey this season. Littlejohn and Marois were both picked up by the Uxbridge Bruins of the Central junior 'C' league. Horne, Bricknell and Ellis may go to another junior hockey outlet. Horne and Reed, at age 17, can still return to the Ajax/Pickering Raiders 'AAA' midgets where they played last season. With a commitment to get more experienced junior players into the line-up, the Panthers have signed former Panthers Bill Govedaris and Jason McDonald. Bower says the club hopes to sign two late cuts from Ontario Hockey League teams. Bower says the cuts were nec- essary to get the team back on the winning track before the sea- son is too far along. "We've got to make some ground up. We thought we had better start doing something and get something going," says Bower. "There's no panic six games into the season, but we're concerned." The Panthers play their next home game at the Pickering Recreation Complex on Sunday, Oct. 24 against the North York Rangers. Game time is 7:30 p.m. • Ism Feftms: Passive Restraint System All Nissan models include standard front and rear 3 -point seatbelts in the outboard position to protect you and your family. PANTHER POSTSCRIPT: The Panthers had a special visi- tor at its practice session Wednesday night. Slovak national hockey coach Julius Supler ran the practice for the Pickering squad. Apparently, Supler is in Canada to further study the Canadian game. He's developed such NHL stars as Marion and Anton Stastnv, for- merly of Czechoslovakia. NEW PAD -LOCK THE PRICE OF "NEW" PANTS s249� HOCKEY EQUIPMENT IS RIDICULOUS!! AT NEW SENIOR GOALIE PADS $1199991 RECYCL SPS RT OUR PRICES ARE RIDICULOUS TOO.... RIDICULOUSLY LOW.'! .. I' -8frMSI&M %An from 120.00 ft PA CASH FDR Sdaks oeomwo Irani $Ion ... 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Oct 22. 7 3C p r^ MAF Dro.•ides planes and pilots for more Thar 40C Christian agencies flying to Third World countries Kathy Wllems. a^ MAF voiuntee, in Indonesia and Angola, will speak It's free, but reservations c•e real An offering will be taker, 723-3756 (Margaret) NURSERY SCHOOL: Teddy's Led -:ng Ce^'re, c non-profit nurs- ery schoo, for children of a!1 needs aged 2 to 5, wl ho c an open house `or parents and ch are- =r', . Oct 22, 10 45 o at 1235 ?door^ St . P'cke•ng GC -e5. re"esr-en's Spaces cvadable in orogra-s 839- 2'2r- WOODLANDS 39- 2'20 WOODLANDS P.S ANNIVERSARY Woccycs Ce -'e - 3-c Scnoo .'470 WI -es .7a. Rc<er ng. ceeorc'es 's 25- a^n,ve,sary So*. Oct 23. ' t0 5 o m �O� el S--Ce-'s arc s'c" nv^ec Mer^orabdia we- cor-e 839-5800 (Be- =o) RUMMAGE SALE "he A;cx ma,or rov ce AA ^OCKey 'ea- ho as a rum -age sale So,. Oct 23. 8 a '-' To ' D r me banquet room dna par -c -g lot o` the Joper DeCK Spc�s Bc . Wes'ney ?c sou*~ o' Ciements ?c W . A,ox Seconc- Welcome to OPEN SUNDAY )`\SHARKY'S WE USE PURE VEGETABLE OIL ' (SOLES11310lL • « aFBEE 420-9144 • Our Specialty is Fish R Chips Homemade Chips 'The Old Fashioned Way' FISH & CI PS r Whltes Road Shopping Centre 705 Kinguon Road., Unit Il l Pickering, Ontario LlV 6K3 hand treasures, crafts, baked goods Proceeds to offset tourna- ment expenses 683-3761 (Ruth) CRAFT SALE: The Ajax Lioness Club holds its ' 3th annual craft sale Sat. Oct. 23. !Cam to 4 p m , at St. Bernadette's Church. corner of Harwood Ave. and Boyly St., Ajax Crafts, tea room, draws for $20C in groceries and a child's rocking horse Admission free 683-751.3 (Eleanor). BAZAAR: A church bazaar w l' be held at S' Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 35 Church St. N . Pickerng Village. Sat . Oct 23. 9 c m to 1 p.m Crafts, bake table, white ele phanT, tec room 683-7311. OKTOBERFEST: The K G Old Sev- er r Ge—c^ Canod c^ Club of Pickering hosts an Oktober`est crn- ner-dance Sat, Oct. 23 at the Wes' Shore Community Centre. Bayiy St west of L verpool Rd Doors ooen at 7 30 p - T,cKets $1C 285-'6C4 (Peter): 757-7025 (Herbert) BBQ: "ne Pickering Novice 'B' hOCKev tear- hods ar Oeoberfest barbecue c' �OEB G e -co e, co- ner of Dix a Rd and Finch Ave . Picker ng. Sot, Oct. 23. '1 a m to 3 p m Proceeds defray costs of ice time and referees 831-677' PUMPKIN SALE: '',e 5m aicke,rg Boy Scc..'s w se our-oK ^s to S3 eac^ - '�e park,rg o' of the W' -'es to-Srouds _ane oazc. aick- erng. Sat. Oct 23 ",or^ iC o,- to 5 p- Sur,Oct 24`nom'0am to p m . . Oct 29 fror^ 5 to 8 p ^- . dnc Sat. Oct 3C ",orr 'C a m 'c 5 D 427-07' BLOCK PARENTS: -^e A,cx Block Pdi Asscc c' on w love o^ ir'o• c' or boom in the-4orw000 Place Mau. corner of r-orwooa Ave and Bayty St. Aiax. So*, Oct 23. 10 a.r^ to 6 p T ?cffle for Halloween candy, 619-'01'8 (Jay Goicr^ ^'z) COMPOSTING: A comoos'.ng wo'Ks^0o c^c c 5 out:or clay wit be held Sat., Oct 23. 10 a.m to 3 p.m , at Sheridan Nurseries. in the Home and Design Centre. 1755 Pickering Parkway (Brock Rd. and Hwy 2), Pickering. Workshops throughout the day and com- posters sold for S15. 428-6316, 668- 7721, SUNDAY, OCT. 24 TURKEY DINNER:'he Greenwood United Church. Greenwood Village. hosts e turkey dinner Sun.. Oct 24 Seat!ngs at 5 and 6 30 p m Adults $1C. children $5, pre-schoolers free. Advance ticket sales only. 683-6217, 683-5828, 649-5911 ART AUCTION: The Ajax -Pickering Unitec Way nods an art auct,on Sun , Oct. 24 at Michael Schroeder Art Gallery, 1410 Boyly St . east of the GO station, Pickering Trisha Romance. Robert Bate -an. Domes Lumbers and many more artists Preview at f p m, auction at t o m Tickets. at S 1C per person, are avad- obie by calling the United Way at 686-01606. Gale Mossman at 428- 1328 or Arita Witty at 683-8661 PUMPKIN SALE: 'he 5th Picke ing Boy SCo,.ts w,! se Durnpk rs for S3 each r the park ng lot Of the Whtes Ra-Strouas Lore plaza. PIcK- erng. Sun. Oct. 24 f•orr 'C a r^ to 50-.=r,Oct 29from51o8pm. and So,. Oct 30 from :0 a m to 5 p m 427-07 1 i MONDAY, OCT. 25 MODEL CLINIC: -ne deadline to reg ere• to, c 'lode ,ng a r c host - ea by the Ajax--" cke•.ng United Way. 's Teen Fosr. or. Show Com- m ^fee erre the Judy Welch Mode Agency ;s Mon. Oct 25 The clinic w.ii be held Sat . Nov 6. 930 a m to 4 p m at me Metro East Trade Cer- tre. Brock Ra . Rcxenng S25 Space is lirr,tea 839-0467 (Arnanaa Jar- dine) THE ULTIMATE HOCKEY TRIVIA CHALLENGE 1-416-976—PLAY(7529) �'• ANDERSON PASSES TO GILMOUR. HE SHOOTSI HE SCORES! YOU CAN SCORE TOO F YOU AREA HOCKEY TRIVIA K i1Z JUST BY DIALNG 1 d 16 -076 -PLAY (75,29N THE ULTIAUTE HOCKEY TRIVIA comfort of your couch! CHAUENGE is for those who know Cash prizes will be awarded to the top hockey. 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Apply to: The Deportment of Human Resou^aes Corporation of ft Town of PtcKenng One The Esplanade, Pidcenng, Ontario L1 V 6K7 Deadline for application: Friday. October 29. 1993 a: 43C p.m. Only those applicants selected for an auditioruintervnew, wd: receive an acJLnownedgement. The successful applicants tri; 5e re0jirec to adhere to the prw c orts of our smoke-'ree ervlronment policy M Et7,,al OoportuniN E-aciver AN EOUAL OPPORi U11ri i Y EMPLOYER PROFESSIONAL AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE ADVISOR Required for quality conscious automotive dealership. Candidate must be tughly motivated and Customer driven. Excellent pay 3 benefit packages Send resume to: MARJGOLD LINCOLN MERCURY 1120 Dundas SL E Whitby, Ont LIN 5V3 Attention: Peter Souch or call 668-5893 Jim S, 4ch's - I � • frac OWNER OPERATORS Required immediately. USA/Ontario operation,. Benefits, insurance, tolls are company paid. Fuel and phone card. Good mileage rates. Steady work. Call: Gerry 416-251-7647. $PM-S!"ime Help$ immediately GRAND OPENING ;ece;.tC•u5 0Me, :: --.-Y Cel, required for Scarborough Care 1 130 SalesAgents 130 �MAgents 165 Available SHERIDAN EMPLOYERS Ars, you swing prabtsana Andiq lf CHEV OLDS CADILLAC Let MOft THER & CHILD Requires 2 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Ting you In lar wrch for reliable USED CAR SALES PEOPLE "µNECOMPANI`EEPERS � COMPANIONS cu 432-7073 Willing to train if no experience. Must ton im1-416.559.9395 PART-TIME TELEMARKETER Ajax-Pickenng News Advertiser has a position available for an axpenenced Telemarketer. The deal candidate is a creative self-starter with a proven track record in advertising sales. Experience in co-ordinating special features and classified advertising sales is an asset SOFABED - like brand new, originally $750, asking 3325. Cas Scott or Chris after 6 p.m. 68646257. (102293) ALL VENDORS WANTED for specialty market. High traffic with low rases. Cap now. 9055 436-3108. (1026931 We are hiring have valid driver's licence. manutac%nrq comparry The The position offers salary plus commission. Please send OLYMPUS Camera lens for 20-25 People, 210 Flea Market Apply in person only position (1°26°3) CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MANAGER aSSiSiarlt JOHN SKELTON COMPLETE oak entertainment managers, centre. Tambour doss. 5 h. x 5 no experience CARUSO $151 "itVr e. ft.SAM dr Top Wf drawer teak Norrrnon Tap buffq, necessary. Pare) training M. Colonial Pine sola. elegant loam �r up to $600 Weekly. 1800 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING, ONT. cushions by r. Neat appearance Chesterfield. 3175. Negotiable. 427-2073. (102493) PART-TIME TELEMARKETER Ajax-Pickenng News Advertiser has a position available for an axpenenced Telemarketer. The deal candidate is a creative self-starter with a proven track record in advertising sales. Experience in co-ordinating special features and classified advertising sales is an asset SOFABED - like brand new, originally $750, asking 3325. Cas Scott or Chris after 6 p.m. 68646257. (102293) ALL VENDORS WANTED for specialty market. High traffic with low rases. Cap now. 9055 436-3108. (1026931 We are hiring manutac%nrq comparry The The position offers salary plus commission. Please send OLYMPUS Camera lens for 20-25 People, responsibilities of this entry resume to: saw. Now. reg. $180. Seeing for level are varied and $80 Call 728-8352 position (1°26°3) CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MANAGER aSSiSiarlt include ar>twenng the phones, APARTMENT size washer and taking telephone orders. AJAX-PICKERING dryw, atadubis with stand, set managers, processing orders in computer NEWS ADVERTISER $450 o.b.c. Good oonditon, can no experience and Bung Appicaris should 130.132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario LIS 2H5 428-1346 after 5 p.m. (102293) have basic computer SELF-deaning Moffat range. necessary. Pare) training axperwhcs harvest gold. perfect condition, Please mail resurnes 10 120 Office Help $150. Sunbeam electric �r up to $600 Weekly. Receptionist NOUNS' anowbbera. 360. 683-8057. 1370 Fiedight BW FULL tins porton for ncrvrduy Articles ISELL Neat appearance unit t' 7 for a properly managment n AVONNOW! 220Pickerng, Orttano WHtby. Must have extensive For Sale a must. LIV 2S7 knowledge d Lotus 1,2,3 and beMake Extra Money ZA Poke x g � _ rho Please call 1*4 While we trnanic all applicants familiar with property For Christmas. rsatonabue aria rased. h,1y only the ores berg tpfriia.rec marnag.rrrnc. salary corrvlrn- be corraCeC cerative with experience. Appy Full-time or gist time. guaranteed. Fr appliances. Corry make w a GEN to File $6111 Oshawa This No experience deal. 427-6784. 467 Westney, Week. P.O. Box. Oat. Ost aw Rd. S. Alert. (TF) EASY rleoessary. Full training. 428-1T50 Ont. LtH 71-5. (1 0219M PIANOS/GRANDFATHER TELEPHONE OFRCE dark - irwer.aed in quotas. CLOCKS - Pianos r.nt to own. mantel . and data analysis. No inventory to buy. so. Sao. upright, grand, digital. WORK , `�;�,,;« ; ,�°'; �" S20 Gift for New keyboards. CLOCKS - (free Wad P nputoroos sic and D Base 4. delvey and set up). Cap Teisp Telemarketens repurred for Mai nsunr so: -E-1 Jobs Dept. •errfSerlt8UV83. and take advantage d our low our now location in 1150 Charrplain Crt. Whitby, Pr'w on al pow• Best prices Ont. L IN 6A8; fax 905.668- f ` aAeaysl 4331491. (TFALL) 3620. (102693) P b r I a g WASHERS Dryers. Fridges Holum: ` ` Stoves - new and mconditoned. Mon Fri 5 pm till S p m 1 35 Skilled Help b e a l I v ■ e m e 8725 and W for recordtcnsd SaL 10 am - 2 pm washers, 11175 and up for recon- TECHNICIAW No by GM CHRISTINA LORD �iorii0 dryer. $175 and up for No Selling involved, dealership. Must be fully reconditioned Indges and make appointments for qualified n GM Diesel Engine Call: 905.619-1574 stoves. Also corn operated repairs. Apply to: William washer and dryers. MA Ia a G 0 Attention Mtoms! T• yrs pe�ae Morewood. Service Yana r, SI EARN UP TO ti346.001week Hourly rate plus Michael Boyw Pontiac Buck Appliances. 227rCourt St., Need extracaeh. D amen" C rearm arld 715 Kingston Rd., Pickering. Day Care 931-261X. (1026931 g 1 65 Available �� 5767448. (TFALL) Are you inbresttd 300ea"Ingpoi found decorations NINE piety solid oak dining `.`-',,,,,•,...,� between i5o0 6 $3.tx>a pr round. at Korth Work available CALL MIKE month, one to 3 ins- � sow `' a sell '' D•a AT 619-6688 150 How Wit" 1111,111111UscoveryToys� CActanped envelope to noDENTAL Receptionist - i -- Mae hine Sadin" waattt 1Or CHERRYDOWNS pcng cental dfi«. 11.xibr Sfata sl 750 qL 221, 905�42731l5 �ttwn Ontmo K1Pt6E2 GOLF CLUB hours, some evenings and Saturday. Full sme, eupenirced CRUISE SHIP JOBS requires in frond desk, recaus and HARP Earn =3004900 weekly. t s t manual Iabot rer Preferred. Cab Ked. 631-3332. s8.COltu. plug RN - part skin ler oral surgery year round gds. Fre F11f ome tical and Ontario once. Prefer experience in O.R.. Hiring mennvc sten. Free R years experience) overtime. IVs, good conmmiation Skills, roorrvooard. Will train. needed to Stott iwrfsdlately APPS. 4 �.• and HARP X -Ray Couied to araiR CALL weekends required, in out-patient sedation and 1-504-641-7778 Call Phmil Plus anasthesia, recovery and EXT C100 24 HRS. 4$3-M7 Phone renptcn• Kervedy/Eflesrtrre, Sm"SL W, Oshawa 1 Scarborough. 751.4842. 9-5 THE Coureee you wnaa, the Mon-FrL (102463) esutts You expect. Do you weds Sign manufacturlrtp Da Care w'�°'o,re°°r'10i toen«w`�rht WANTED Company In Ajax 160 Wanted Draft of ywr choice (dive or Freelarwe Sales Rep. reaulies oeneral E)OPEIVEIICED ears r. room auto. Comes with one loaf. To seat 10 conloruWy, es- celient conation. Asking 32300, 428.0382.(102693) KENMORE microwavetrange hood combination - unused, $140 o.b.o. Hotpoint 3 dr. aide by side fridge, 19.8 cu.11. cream with brown trim $750. unwed ob.o. 837-1341. (102293) DARKWOOD dinirtgroom set in - dudes buffet, hutch, table, 4 chain. Table has marks and needs covering. NW. Cap 728- 6352.(102693) FOR sale - folding cafeteria tables wph attached befhC' seat Suitable fair a carry. bingo hap, Top Irpth 17 width 2W. Ovr- al width with borsch, 47. New price. 3800. Sacrifice 5250. everhkgy, a Iss. per wok fr • as week efull W��arson Pt�I623-3202 between plus an w+edate crfor a wholesaklabourers ad�rfw fluid YbabyWr. hot g9- Pm. (1102893) course N business b Iretp you distribution centre. aluminum welder l0 old stamp Nov 1. PG"MW t knells, an"s. References. al ntak4t and ectal your sans -d.1 IIAI.F I,ric. - etuccall.rtt quap,y for an enroh m teed M- MUSI havetran6portadon p a "VAL Cal 420-51146, 1RI . " ages. Cal 427-49n7. (102293) and condition. two matching also chifdrens craft contra. Phone 7214201 or (1027931 homeLOVING eat• provided ti rrty wh9 chairs and attorftan Aft CrDesigning School of knapes. Apply li) person at hoar arM ahR hart or fi+I tkrr. (Queen Arne legal, $490. Chair - 1991 G and . (10229 43a MIM 375 Frank= SL, NANM � I for 3 cNdeen. Call and leave tyessage, rywrood finish ooddM and hemp, 1981 r 136 6701. 11t»I all � Must be kind. bvkng, viable, Shealy. 696-7300 a hint 427- table, 3290. Strep and TV CHAIR for rent in hair scion in k Ajax. needs car. Mon -Fd, 730-5d0 2963. 1102093) stand, $65. Call 427-8644. Central Aiax. Be your own boas p rtk Rsdoors (r mrary. . Mug MATURE skw learn hes Hav � arias ammm b. Moo:EXPERIENCED Hair stylist We outdoors (lbrary, waifcs, � open- DINETTE Suisse: 36'x60' winks GAIILIND Maintenance re- loom for met for person who c c 1 nsedsd for L'Aabidm. Pickering ung)- Light Nka*eepig. W. � ��y- Thee and ceramic file Miley top with Pine quests housekeeping dors s �TURE sol- does naffs andfor make-up. Be OVERSEAS YOBS 420-1440. Ask kw S 831.7917. (10279 � billing wing stable trim. 4 chairs. Alto 48- diameter far tel Ajax area Day shot, dies " ' w Yaw psrn boss. Cam Sudo a EXCf;lerltW°w 61tt1s pedesty table. 4 drain bond". 693.*i34. (1azm Poem" available to *4" /8 4283944. (11031X0 Pays'� CC' Day (�� In. South 4ja:. d2a•2353. Cal 619 -OM (102693) Yom �d°b"t : � Moho tax kW! 120 :of ice HEIp v - 4 AiailBbk Edf�«sE «. °aa�gns"Yn` m�jr aucAtlNE ITl1RE. Wfq, EARN extra money ler ftT �.FlorYt Busirhees irorlr Christmas, $1,500 Alohttnly home or shop. Complete Serious I uRIQS Cail EXPERIENCED qualky daycare hoer, rislu,"la nook, Irpe Ontario's pay fatal) )oldestes? bhi of est Rush S.AS.E. to D.M.D. Inc.. an Inge Cal 4206991 b arrange training. onwor-re high pm you we ehrple a s 9 an 1�ylasi,, (TF) eklgle available In my home with playroom, large garden, arts, 2378 Strathmore Cres., Also on VHS, over 45 and 1.504-641-1285 prem or sopmaW or illvornd In backyard. h� or past cralb, bis d acwkies. Soah manufacturers Is now selling Piolloring, Clint. I1X 2H7. EXP��ED oaks pWNM tenremY tats oil may qualify for with three years work �, Hwy e2/Llve A References. 883-3401. d<eG lit public. 0an Eq. i oak cul assistance. Phone 438- ex. K1219 ppr(Npe, you may ge,i111y by rp3) uco labb with ow ext and 4 Windsor EXPERIENCED haiatylist and rneeded Aorta D+�a in total 8701. Carer School d Flory you w CON ' (1�4 LITTLE Huskies Nursery chain, $799 - 8' oak double and fun crafts. High paid ow 4,S and nap technician for L'Anlludes in convn"ion. n0 nvestment, Cif Design. (102292) EARN 3535hwekly, mailing over n. and have ncenUy Valli. PEI 'AIlhorns f daycare avainy a . Sdpd, Ala h lt Exeter High Pedestal dol ext. and 8 chains, tel Oshawa Centre. Ask for tetters, assembling Ilpht leld oe, you rra)r quakily for Valli. ivy horns for children d any age. School. Ajar her opernings h 31429. Cannonball beds. 3299. Maria 723-3500.0026911) needed. Cal Design School of PARTTIME position (approoe. 15 products from home. Carsdian Ing assistance. DIP/CERT. Full tins. pat tihr, Snacks and the 3 day Per week morning Over 20 stain chocin . all solid images. Arts and Crafts hreAveek) 810 hr. Extensive companies. (416) 631-4791 Lotus, Wordperfect, D -base, hot lunches provided. program. FUlly Ioerlead, 2 1R.5 no veneers - Traditional IN store food darronstrators re- Business, 436-1991 or 436 Wordperfect experience References 78F (24hrs). word, acoDanc bedlad, aurtocad. Reasonable rase. Dixie and YOM olds. Please contact Shelly Woodworking, 416-985.8774. pined to fulVpart time. Staring 0310. (102293) essential. ability to mem strict Glenanra area. Cal 420.9237. Wyed• 663.8125. (102493) (TF) In Ajax in tate Nov. b early Dec. deadlines, good command d ATTENTION forestry waken Venture. paperrtiw, Harvard, Must be available for weekwrd HELP11 Growing company English language (gramma). needed at the Orono Fonsvy. � 8�'aw Programming FRENCH mother d two wth 7 CHILDCARE d any age avail. APPLIANCES •Sacrifice, work. Mail resume or hard writ• nods D.J.'s ld subcontract and Mature. Apply at the Agricultural Y< � Cabal,able in "T horns. fullpart time, moving sale - fridge, GE 27 cv.h. dependable, flexible. I g Pascal and C, MacMnosh, Ousels s Isadwg Importance nutritious meals, snacks and ,on application to: Thelma teiemarket. Male or femaie. Forward resume to: H i L Employement Services, 200 care for your chid 3 years and write. ice and water in door. (PNP), 287 Waverly St. S. Prefer over 19. Leave message Typing, 1480 gayly. Suite 7, King ST. E. Overme calls, One. Eap and O up. Fulllpan time, Westne / outdoor activities. Pickering $1425 Plusdtain, utiles, gyp Oshawa, Ont. LIJ 5V5. at 404.2274. 320,11. (102293) Pickering. L1W 3Ta. (102493) Above Pizza Pizza 1102293) eesineaa •Compute► ��' Ritchie area. 683.4823 area 509.3770. (102793) fumtue,dseks Cyt 888.7737. (102663) 427-3010. (TF) r3 MA Ia a G 0 Attention Mtoms! T• yrs pe�ae Morewood. Service Yana r, SI EARN UP TO ti346.001week Hourly rate plus Michael Boyw Pontiac Buck Appliances. 227rCourt St., Need extracaeh. D amen" C rearm arld 715 Kingston Rd., Pickering. Day Care 931-261X. (1026931 g 1 65 Available �� 5767448. (TFALL) Are you inbresttd 300ea"Ingpoi found decorations NINE piety solid oak dining `.`-',,,,,•,...,� between i5o0 6 $3.tx>a pr round. at Korth Work available CALL MIKE month, one to 3 ins- � sow `' a sell '' D•a AT 619-6688 150 How Wit" 1111,111111UscoveryToys� CActanped envelope to noDENTAL Receptionist - i -- Mae hine Sadin" waattt 1Or CHERRYDOWNS pcng cental dfi«. 11.xibr Sfata sl 750 qL 221, 905�42731l5 �ttwn Ontmo K1Pt6E2 GOLF CLUB hours, some evenings and Saturday. Full sme, eupenirced CRUISE SHIP JOBS requires in frond desk, recaus and HARP Earn =3004900 weekly. t s t manual Iabot rer Preferred. Cab Ked. 631-3332. s8.COltu. plug RN - part skin ler oral surgery year round gds. Fre F11f ome tical and Ontario once. Prefer experience in O.R.. Hiring mennvc sten. Free R years experience) overtime. IVs, good conmmiation Skills, roorrvooard. Will train. needed to Stott iwrfsdlately APPS. 4 �.• and HARP X -Ray Couied to araiR CALL weekends required, in out-patient sedation and 1-504-641-7778 Call Phmil Plus anasthesia, recovery and EXT C100 24 HRS. 4$3-M7 Phone renptcn• Kervedy/Eflesrtrre, Sm"SL W, Oshawa 1 Scarborough. 751.4842. 9-5 THE Coureee you wnaa, the Mon-FrL (102463) esutts You expect. Do you weds Sign manufacturlrtp Da Care w'�°'o,re°°r'10i toen«w`�rht WANTED Company In Ajax 160 Wanted Draft of ywr choice (dive or Freelarwe Sales Rep. reaulies oeneral E)OPEIVEIICED ears r. room auto. Comes with one loaf. To seat 10 conloruWy, es- celient conation. Asking 32300, 428.0382.(102693) KENMORE microwavetrange hood combination - unused, $140 o.b.o. Hotpoint 3 dr. aide by side fridge, 19.8 cu.11. cream with brown trim $750. unwed ob.o. 837-1341. (102293) DARKWOOD dinirtgroom set in - dudes buffet, hutch, table, 4 chain. Table has marks and needs covering. NW. Cap 728- 6352.(102693) FOR sale - folding cafeteria tables wph attached befhC' seat Suitable fair a carry. bingo hap, Top Irpth 17 width 2W. Ovr- al width with borsch, 47. New price. 3800. Sacrifice 5250. everhkgy, a Iss. per wok fr • as week efull W��arson Pt�I623-3202 between plus an w+edate crfor a wholesaklabourers ad�rfw fluid YbabyWr. hot g9- Pm. (1102893) course N business b Iretp you distribution centre. aluminum welder l0 old stamp Nov 1. PG"MW t knells, an"s. References. al ntak4t and ectal your sans -d.1 IIAI.F I,ric. - etuccall.rtt quap,y for an enroh m teed M- MUSI havetran6portadon p a "VAL Cal 420-51146, 1RI . " ages. Cal 427-49n7. (102293) and condition. two matching also chifdrens craft contra. Phone 7214201 or (1027931 homeLOVING eat• provided ti rrty wh9 chairs and attorftan Aft CrDesigning School of knapes. Apply li) person at hoar arM ahR hart or fi+I tkrr. (Queen Arne legal, $490. Chair - 1991 G and . (10229 43a MIM 375 Frank= SL, NANM � I for 3 cNdeen. Call and leave tyessage, rywrood finish ooddM and hemp, 1981 r 136 6701. 11t»I all � Must be kind. bvkng, viable, Shealy. 696-7300 a hint 427- table, 3290. Strep and TV CHAIR for rent in hair scion in k Ajax. needs car. Mon -Fd, 730-5d0 2963. 1102093) stand, $65. Call 427-8644. Central Aiax. Be your own boas p rtk Rsdoors (r mrary. . Mug MATURE skw learn hes Hav � arias ammm b. Moo:EXPERIENCED Hair stylist We outdoors (lbrary, waifcs, � open- DINETTE Suisse: 36'x60' winks GAIILIND Maintenance re- loom for met for person who c c 1 nsedsd for L'Aabidm. Pickering ung)- Light Nka*eepig. W. � ��y- Thee and ceramic file Miley top with Pine quests housekeeping dors s �TURE sol- does naffs andfor make-up. Be OVERSEAS YOBS 420-1440. Ask kw S 831.7917. (10279 � billing wing stable trim. 4 chairs. Alto 48- diameter far tel Ajax area Day shot, dies " ' w Yaw psrn boss. Cam Sudo a EXCf;lerltW°w 61tt1s pedesty table. 4 drain bond". 693.*i34. (1azm Poem" available to *4" /8 4283944. (11031X0 Pays'� CC' Day (�� In. South 4ja:. d2a•2353. Cal 619 -OM (102693) Yom �d°b"t : � Moho tax kW! 120 :of ice HEIp v - 4 AiailBbk Edf�«sE «. °aa�gns"Yn` m�jr aucAtlNE ITl1RE. Wfq, EARN extra money ler ftT �.FlorYt Busirhees irorlr Christmas, $1,500 Alohttnly home or shop. Complete Serious I uRIQS Cail EXPERIENCED qualky daycare hoer, rislu,"la nook, Irpe Ontario's pay fatal) )oldestes? bhi of est Rush S.AS.E. to D.M.D. Inc.. an Inge Cal 4206991 b arrange training. onwor-re high pm you we ehrple a s 9 an 1�ylasi,, (TF) eklgle available In my home with playroom, large garden, arts, 2378 Strathmore Cres., Also on VHS, over 45 and 1.504-641-1285 prem or sopmaW or illvornd In backyard. h� or past cralb, bis d acwkies. Soah manufacturers Is now selling Piolloring, Clint. I1X 2H7. EXP��ED oaks pWNM tenremY tats oil may qualify for with three years work �, Hwy e2/Llve A References. 883-3401. d<eG lit public. 0an Eq. i oak cul assistance. Phone 438- ex. K1219 ppr(Npe, you may ge,i111y by rp3) uco labb with ow ext and 4 Windsor EXPERIENCED haiatylist and rneeded Aorta D+�a in total 8701. Carer School d Flory you w CON ' (1�4 LITTLE Huskies Nursery chain, $799 - 8' oak double and fun crafts. High paid ow 4,S and nap technician for L'Anlludes in convn"ion. n0 nvestment, Cif Design. (102292) EARN 3535hwekly, mailing over n. and have ncenUy Valli. PEI 'AIlhorns f daycare avainy a . Sdpd, Ala h lt Exeter High Pedestal dol ext. and 8 chains, tel Oshawa Centre. Ask for tetters, assembling Ilpht leld oe, you rra)r quakily for Valli. ivy horns for children d any age. School. Ajar her opernings h 31429. Cannonball beds. 3299. Maria 723-3500.0026911) needed. Cal Design School of PARTTIME position (approoe. 15 products from home. Carsdian Ing assistance. DIP/CERT. Full tins. pat tihr, Snacks and the 3 day Per week morning Over 20 stain chocin . all solid images. Arts and Crafts hreAveek) 810 hr. Extensive companies. (416) 631-4791 Lotus, Wordperfect, D -base, hot lunches provided. program. FUlly Ioerlead, 2 1R.5 no veneers - Traditional IN store food darronstrators re- Business, 436-1991 or 436 Wordperfect experience References 78F (24hrs). word, acoDanc bedlad, aurtocad. Reasonable rase. Dixie and YOM olds. Please contact Shelly Woodworking, 416-985.8774. pined to fulVpart time. Staring 0310. (102293) essential. ability to mem strict Glenanra area. Cal 420.9237. Wyed• 663.8125. (102493) (TF) In Ajax in tate Nov. b early Dec. deadlines, good command d ATTENTION forestry waken Venture. paperrtiw, Harvard, Must be available for weekwrd HELP11 Growing company English language (gramma). needed at the Orono Fonsvy. � 8�'aw Programming FRENCH mother d two wth 7 CHILDCARE d any age avail. APPLIANCES •Sacrifice, work. Mail resume or hard writ• nods D.J.'s ld subcontract and Mature. Apply at the Agricultural Y< � Cabal,able in "T horns. fullpart time, moving sale - fridge, GE 27 cv.h. dependable, flexible. I g Pascal and C, MacMnosh, Ousels s Isadwg Importance nutritious meals, snacks and ,on application to: Thelma teiemarket. Male or femaie. Forward resume to: H i L Employement Services, 200 care for your chid 3 years and write. ice and water in door. (PNP), 287 Waverly St. S. Prefer over 19. Leave message Typing, 1480 gayly. Suite 7, King ST. E. Overme calls, One. Eap and O up. Fulllpan time, Westne / outdoor activities. Pickering $1425 Plusdtain, utiles, gyp Oshawa, Ont. LIJ 5V5. at 404.2274. 320,11. (102293) Pickering. L1W 3Ta. (102493) Above Pizza Pizza 1102293) eesineaa •Compute► ��' Ritchie area. 683.4823 area 509.3770. (102793) fumtue,dseks Cyt 888.7737. (102663) 427-3010. (TF) r3 room auto. Comes with one loaf. To seat 10 conloruWy, es- celient conation. Asking 32300, 428.0382.(102693) KENMORE microwavetrange hood combination - unused, $140 o.b.o. Hotpoint 3 dr. aide by side fridge, 19.8 cu.11. cream with brown trim $750. unwed ob.o. 837-1341. (102293) DARKWOOD dinirtgroom set in - dudes buffet, hutch, table, 4 chain. Table has marks and needs covering. NW. Cap 728- 6352.(102693) FOR sale - folding cafeteria tables wph attached befhC' seat Suitable fair a carry. bingo hap, Top Irpth 17 width 2W. Ovr- al width with borsch, 47. New price. 3800. Sacrifice 5250. everhkgy, a Iss. per wok fr • as week efull W��arson Pt�I623-3202 between plus an w+edate crfor a wholesaklabourers ad�rfw fluid YbabyWr. hot g9- Pm. (1102893) course N business b Iretp you distribution centre. aluminum welder l0 old stamp Nov 1. PG"MW t knells, an"s. References. al ntak4t and ectal your sans -d.1 IIAI.F I,ric. - etuccall.rtt quap,y for an enroh m teed M- MUSI havetran6portadon p a "VAL Cal 420-51146, 1RI . " ages. Cal 427-49n7. (102293) and condition. two matching also chifdrens craft contra. Phone 7214201 or (1027931 homeLOVING eat• provided ti rrty wh9 chairs and attorftan Aft CrDesigning School of knapes. Apply li) person at hoar arM ahR hart or fi+I tkrr. (Queen Arne legal, $490. Chair - 1991 G and . (10229 43a MIM 375 Frank= SL, NANM � I for 3 cNdeen. Call and leave tyessage, rywrood finish ooddM and hemp, 1981 r 136 6701. 11t»I all � Must be kind. bvkng, viable, Shealy. 696-7300 a hint 427- table, 3290. Strep and TV CHAIR for rent in hair scion in k Ajax. needs car. Mon -Fd, 730-5d0 2963. 1102093) stand, $65. Call 427-8644. Central Aiax. Be your own boas p rtk Rsdoors (r mrary. . Mug MATURE skw learn hes Hav � arias ammm b. Moo:EXPERIENCED Hair stylist We outdoors (lbrary, waifcs, � open- DINETTE Suisse: 36'x60' winks GAIILIND Maintenance re- loom for met for person who c c 1 nsedsd for L'Aabidm. Pickering ung)- Light Nka*eepig. W. � ��y- Thee and ceramic file Miley top with Pine quests housekeeping dors s �TURE sol- does naffs andfor make-up. Be OVERSEAS YOBS 420-1440. Ask kw S 831.7917. (10279 � billing wing stable trim. 4 chairs. Alto 48- diameter far tel Ajax area Day shot, dies " ' w Yaw psrn boss. Cam Sudo a EXCf;lerltW°w 61tt1s pedesty table. 4 drain bond". 693.*i34. (1azm Poem" available to *4" /8 4283944. (11031X0 Pays'� CC' Day (�� In. South 4ja:. d2a•2353. Cal 619 -OM (102693) Yom �d°b"t : � Moho tax kW! 120 :of ice HEIp v - 4 AiailBbk Edf�«sE «. °aa�gns"Yn` m�jr aucAtlNE ITl1RE. Wfq, EARN extra money ler ftT �.FlorYt Busirhees irorlr Christmas, $1,500 Alohttnly home or shop. Complete Serious I uRIQS Cail EXPERIENCED qualky daycare hoer, rislu,"la nook, Irpe Ontario's pay fatal) )oldestes? bhi of est Rush S.AS.E. to D.M.D. Inc.. an Inge Cal 4206991 b arrange training. onwor-re high pm you we ehrple a s 9 an 1�ylasi,, (TF) eklgle available In my home with playroom, large garden, arts, 2378 Strathmore Cres., Also on VHS, over 45 and 1.504-641-1285 prem or sopmaW or illvornd In backyard. h� or past cralb, bis d acwkies. Soah manufacturers Is now selling Piolloring, Clint. I1X 2H7. EXP��ED oaks pWNM tenremY tats oil may qualify for with three years work �, Hwy e2/Llve A References. 883-3401. d<eG lit public. 0an Eq. i oak cul assistance. Phone 438- ex. K1219 ppr(Npe, you may ge,i111y by rp3) uco labb with ow ext and 4 Windsor EXPERIENCED haiatylist and rneeded Aorta D+�a in total 8701. Carer School d Flory you w CON ' (1�4 LITTLE Huskies Nursery chain, $799 - 8' oak double and fun crafts. High paid ow 4,S and nap technician for L'Anlludes in convn"ion. n0 nvestment, Cif Design. (102292) EARN 3535hwekly, mailing over n. and have ncenUy Valli. PEI 'AIlhorns f daycare avainy a . Sdpd, Ala h lt Exeter High Pedestal dol ext. and 8 chains, tel Oshawa Centre. Ask for tetters, assembling Ilpht leld oe, you rra)r quakily for Valli. ivy horns for children d any age. School. Ajar her opernings h 31429. Cannonball beds. 3299. Maria 723-3500.0026911) needed. Cal Design School of PARTTIME position (approoe. 15 products from home. Carsdian Ing assistance. DIP/CERT. Full tins. pat tihr, Snacks and the 3 day Per week morning Over 20 stain chocin . all solid images. Arts and Crafts hreAveek) 810 hr. Extensive companies. (416) 631-4791 Lotus, Wordperfect, D -base, hot lunches provided. program. FUlly Ioerlead, 2 1R.5 no veneers - Traditional IN store food darronstrators re- Business, 436-1991 or 436 Wordperfect experience References 78F (24hrs). word, acoDanc bedlad, aurtocad. Reasonable rase. Dixie and YOM olds. Please contact Shelly Woodworking, 416-985.8774. pined to fulVpart time. Staring 0310. (102293) essential. ability to mem strict Glenanra area. Cal 420.9237. Wyed• 663.8125. (102493) (TF) In Ajax in tate Nov. b early Dec. deadlines, good command d ATTENTION forestry waken Venture. paperrtiw, Harvard, Must be available for weekwrd HELP11 Growing company English language (gramma). needed at the Orono Fonsvy. � 8�'aw Programming FRENCH mother d two wth 7 CHILDCARE d any age avail. APPLIANCES •Sacrifice, work. Mail resume or hard writ• nods D.J.'s ld subcontract and Mature. Apply at the Agricultural Y< � Cabal,able in "T horns. fullpart time, moving sale - fridge, GE 27 cv.h. dependable, flexible. I g Pascal and C, MacMnosh, Ousels s Isadwg Importance nutritious meals, snacks and ,on application to: Thelma teiemarket. Male or femaie. Forward resume to: H i L Employement Services, 200 care for your chid 3 years and write. ice and water in door. (PNP), 287 Waverly St. S. Prefer over 19. Leave message Typing, 1480 gayly. Suite 7, King ST. E. Overme calls, One. Eap and O up. Fulllpan time, Westne / outdoor activities. Pickering $1425 Plusdtain, utiles, gyp Oshawa, Ont. LIJ 5V5. at 404.2274. 320,11. (102293) Pickering. L1W 3Ta. (102493) Above Pizza Pizza 1102293) eesineaa •Compute► ��' Ritchie area. 683.4823 area 509.3770. (102793) fumtue,dseks Cyt 888.7737. (102663) 427-3010. (TF) r3 GAIILIND Maintenance re- loom for met for person who c c 1 nsedsd for L'Aabidm. Pickering ung)- Light Nka*eepig. W. � ��y- Thee and ceramic file Miley top with Pine quests housekeeping dors s �TURE sol- does naffs andfor make-up. Be OVERSEAS YOBS 420-1440. Ask kw S 831.7917. (10279 � billing wing stable trim. 4 chairs. Alto 48- diameter far tel Ajax area Day shot, dies " ' w Yaw psrn boss. Cam Sudo a EXCf;lerltW°w 61tt1s pedesty table. 4 drain bond". 693.*i34. (1azm Poem" available to *4" /8 4283944. (11031X0 Pays'� CC' Day (�� In. South 4ja:. d2a•2353. Cal 619 -OM (102693) Yom �d°b"t : � Moho tax kW! 120 :of ice HEIp v - 4 AiailBbk Edf�«sE «. °aa�gns"Yn` m�jr aucAtlNE ITl1RE. Wfq, EARN extra money ler ftT �.FlorYt Busirhees irorlr Christmas, $1,500 Alohttnly home or shop. Complete Serious I uRIQS Cail EXPERIENCED qualky daycare hoer, rislu,"la nook, Irpe Ontario's pay fatal) )oldestes? bhi of est Rush S.AS.E. to D.M.D. Inc.. an Inge Cal 4206991 b arrange training. onwor-re high pm you we ehrple a s 9 an 1�ylasi,, (TF) eklgle available In my home with playroom, large garden, arts, 2378 Strathmore Cres., Also on VHS, over 45 and 1.504-641-1285 prem or sopmaW or illvornd In backyard. h� or past cralb, bis d acwkies. Soah manufacturers Is now selling Piolloring, Clint. I1X 2H7. EXP��ED oaks pWNM tenremY tats oil may qualify for with three years work �, Hwy e2/Llve A References. 883-3401. d<eG lit public. 0an Eq. i oak cul assistance. Phone 438- ex. K1219 ppr(Npe, you may ge,i111y by rp3) uco labb with ow ext and 4 Windsor EXPERIENCED haiatylist and rneeded Aorta D+�a in total 8701. Carer School d Flory you w CON ' (1�4 LITTLE Huskies Nursery chain, $799 - 8' oak double and fun crafts. High paid ow 4,S and nap technician for L'Anlludes in convn"ion. n0 nvestment, Cif Design. (102292) EARN 3535hwekly, mailing over n. and have ncenUy Valli. PEI 'AIlhorns f daycare avainy a . Sdpd, Ala h lt Exeter High Pedestal dol ext. and 8 chains, tel Oshawa Centre. Ask for tetters, assembling Ilpht leld oe, you rra)r quakily for Valli. ivy horns for children d any age. School. Ajar her opernings h 31429. Cannonball beds. 3299. Maria 723-3500.0026911) needed. Cal Design School of PARTTIME position (approoe. 15 products from home. Carsdian Ing assistance. DIP/CERT. Full tins. pat tihr, Snacks and the 3 day Per week morning Over 20 stain chocin . all solid images. Arts and Crafts hreAveek) 810 hr. Extensive companies. (416) 631-4791 Lotus, Wordperfect, D -base, hot lunches provided. program. FUlly Ioerlead, 2 1R.5 no veneers - Traditional IN store food darronstrators re- Business, 436-1991 or 436 Wordperfect experience References 78F (24hrs). word, acoDanc bedlad, aurtocad. Reasonable rase. Dixie and YOM olds. Please contact Shelly Woodworking, 416-985.8774. pined to fulVpart time. Staring 0310. (102293) essential. ability to mem strict Glenanra area. Cal 420.9237. Wyed• 663.8125. (102493) (TF) In Ajax in tate Nov. b early Dec. deadlines, good command d ATTENTION forestry waken Venture. paperrtiw, Harvard, Must be available for weekwrd HELP11 Growing company English language (gramma). needed at the Orono Fonsvy. � 8�'aw Programming FRENCH mother d two wth 7 CHILDCARE d any age avail. APPLIANCES •Sacrifice, work. Mail resume or hard writ• nods D.J.'s ld subcontract and Mature. Apply at the Agricultural Y< � Cabal,able in "T horns. fullpart time, moving sale - fridge, GE 27 cv.h. dependable, flexible. I g Pascal and C, MacMnosh, Ousels s Isadwg Importance nutritious meals, snacks and ,on application to: Thelma teiemarket. Male or femaie. Forward resume to: H i L Employement Services, 200 care for your chid 3 years and write. ice and water in door. (PNP), 287 Waverly St. S. Prefer over 19. Leave message Typing, 1480 gayly. Suite 7, King ST. E. Overme calls, One. Eap and O up. Fulllpan time, Westne / outdoor activities. Pickering $1425 Plusdtain, utiles, gyp Oshawa, Ont. LIJ 5V5. at 404.2274. 320,11. (102293) Pickering. L1W 3Ta. (102493) Above Pizza Pizza 1102293) eesineaa •Compute► ��' Ritchie area. 683.4823 area 509.3770. (102793) fumtue,dseks Cyt 888.7737. (102663) 427-3010. (TF) r3 r3 220 FAV22' 250 "www"250 GwaWard sales NINE Was odds dining to" eat, $2500. Pink w/oak couch. loveseat, two .$a 0loss@ and coffee tables. $1200. sw«, piece double bedroom set,•.Ot:L $1200. Kitchen table and six chains. $225, and mon. After 6 p -m. 839.9635. (1027113) GARAGE SALE Sah/lday. Cwtotbor 23rd. - &:30.2 00 p nL 24th • 10.00.2.•00 p.nl 205StarvisllrCount, Pickedng Nath On Altar, nares$ Of Sftspparyrwyn Rivers. Follow signs. Furniture, IM, Wing fixtures. MISC. household Items. APPLE 2 GS expanded 360 Snowmobiles GARAGE SALE �.t,,.�.,, Sgkw y, October23,9 &rrL • 2 Pm. 49 Tulbch Dr., Alex reBSO COmpf, Bir nal(erb, paver IIIhand tools, marry wood d household Items. memory, complete package, $600. Apple hard drive, disc drive, monitors, accessories. Call nuke, 63x7779. (1 93) CARPET - I have several 1000 yards of new Stain.. or and 100% nylon carpet. 111 carpet your living room and hall for 6nd 360. installation. '30 yards'. Price includes carpet, pad a Steve, (4161287.5072. (TF) RPolartcss, quiet 'conic arae(, MOV 1 N G SAL E SAT, OCT 23r . 8:30 A M • 3:30 P.M 166 STROUD LANE (Between Spnrcehiusirport) Rain date Sunday. Books, clothing, bate, swing, dressers, stereo and a la mare WASHER and dryer, excellent condition, $260/pr. Fridge/stove. off white, almost new. $600/pair.. Call Duke, 8337779. (102493) black and goo, low miles, Own - Yard Sale $363 Douglas Ave., Pickering (Bayiy/Uverpooi area) Saturday, Oct. 23, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Something for everyone. 230 Articles Wanted WANTED - stoves, fridges, washer and dryers, working Or not. Also wanted. pickup truck (newer than Pickering. (TF Call Padkeng, 42x8833, (TFALL) Pets -Supplies- 290 GARAGE MOVING SALE OCT. 23, 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. 21 CLUETT DR. - Rain date Oct. 24 Freezer, sedge, dishes, restaurant equipment, books, rypeNrnter, glasses and much more. Great stuff. MUSIC student seeks electronic keyboard for practice purposes- Reasonable. Please contact John at 433-1420. (102693) 3163- (102693) TRAINING or you ana your =09 280 Lost b Found TRAINING your dog a fun and 420 Townhouses 420 Townhouses 360 Snowmobiles broom bungs ow t LosT .� so In A tax area on Oa. For Rent For Rent 11. One year old black wnrte RPolartcss, quiet 'conic arae(, male cat. No collar, very 1989 vamaha Pnaazer, red on friendly. Declawed. Call 683- black and goo, low miles, Own - 1069. (102493) plot@ fresh motor 1992, Grip Pets -Supplies- 290 warmers, carbides, cover, 53200 o b o. Atter 6 p.m, 965• Boarding 3163- (102693) TRAINING or you ana your =09 365 learn the 'MOTIVATIONAL' Marine method in our new modern train- AJAX - convenient one bedroom ane contarned bass, ing facilities. For more information, please contact one ALUMINUM boat ira,iw. Sears of our friendly staff at -Classic maks. $350. $31-2395. Touch' Obedience Training. Apartments (905) 619-0864. (102693) 400 F R YELLOW Lab Retriever, purebred. 4 mortihs old. House and kennel traced. All shots. ask Ing $100. Picketing, 837- 1901 (102893) TEAM Obedience (Puppy 4 NO-- Stat Nov. 6 and 20. Evening and Saturday classes available. Small classes guaranteed. Call 430-0025. 1985 Mustang auto. $2495; 1981 Mustang auto, $1795. 1980 Mustang, auto $1795; 1985 Cadillac Fleetwood, $3995; 1966 Omm auto. $1795; 1987 Hyuri 5 speed Excel, $2495. 1987 Alliance. auto. $2595; 1986 Hyundai auto. $1895. All can certified, good clean reliable transportation. VI est slrgle tion-pinkerl S/8dmo , new 1 bdrm , bsmt apt, dean quiet apartment sand insulated in Pocketing Incl Parking. sep ent., utd , laundry. wak to GO at lake Quiet neghbouftod --- -- --------- - --- 400 Apartme-nts For Rent WHITBY - one bedroom apartment, available Nov. 1. $499 monthly. Fridge. stow. heat, parking for on• car Included. Phone 723-2857. (102693) 250 Gwag"'Iyard 250 GarageNard Sates Sales :705-7 AMILY MOVING & GARAGE SALE SAT. OCT. 23, 9 a.m. HOUSTON CT. (off Cowan Circle) Bias, 2r ladder, tables, crabs 6 much Inas. MOVING SALE 637 SPRINGVIEW DR., PICKERING SAT. OCT. 23 9 - 5 P.M. sane lumlare, hamo*lw yams, cagy of arllq . !pi's l books. FOUR FAMILY GARAGE SALE SAT, OCT. 23, 8 -1 P.M, 30 years d C014"ble6, nuts, 2 belts but no Iuthen sok, also limited -7uanMy of homemade preserves 776.778 HAMPTON CT. whites iiayiy, Pickering Garage Sale [535 t., October 23, 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Rodd Ave., Pickering (Rosebank & Lake) iture, exercise bike, sun lamp, books, wine making kit, hardware, light fixtures etc. P.H.A. PEE WEE BB TEAM 17 FAMILY GARAGE/PUMPKIN SAT., OCT. 23rd 1495 WHITES RD. 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. 400 Apartments 41 o Houses For For Rent Rent T-1 HWY 412,G enarna - four bedroom home, spacious 33 FALBY COURT kitchen. close to shopping, 11000. utilities. Available partments in family Wrorriidimey Call Maine. 429 - Two bedroom a THE Nit WS'*0ki 1 Mk! dAY, 661`1OEEIt 22.19!3 -PAGE 19 260 Am & craft 260 Ama crams 260 Am s crane r iA r A r iA r A r � ♦���s �'(� COL(�CC' � y4•� s � • �� yam' .'I� s OCTOBER 23rd., 24th. SAT., 10 sm - 5 Pm. - SUN. 10 am - 4 Pm. all 0SHOW0 CIVIC RUDITORIUM S 99 TllOmIllon Road S., Oshawa, OWL T)urham% l-argest ( raft Shu- fcaturmiv iivcr one hundred and forty talented exhibitors with their unique and outstanding Southwestern, Yctonan, and Country handcrafted coIIcctihlc% for your decoratinv and gift needs Presenting a variety of: Floral Designs. Paper T,le and Stenciling, Folk Art, Ceramic..-%, Stained (ilatiti, Quilts, Pottery, Potpourri, Jewellery, Wooden Collectibles, Natural Art, f)ofls, C1 Reproeluctiexl Furniture. (;our- *- Imet I)elights. These: are dust a .913111 sample of what make% this show one you wrm•t want to -7T7" mass. ADMISSION C _ w TIME STAMDS STILL Seniors 52.00 434-5531 Children Under 10 Free � IA r IA r A r IA • A ONE STOP SHOPPING CRAFT SHOW 'Nr SALE SAT. OCT. 23, 8:30 A.M. - 3 P.M. DON BEER ARENA 940 DILLINGHAM, PICKERING IL Dave 839-5401 building. Air conditioning, broadloom, TRAINING your dog a fun and 420 Townhouses 420 Townhouses easy at K-9 Klubhouee. Puppy broom bungs ow t (9 weeks) to Novice classes For Rent For Rent Starting Oct. 26th. Call K-9 RPolartcss, quiet 'conic arae(, Kkcbnouse. 905104-8617 and last. References. 686.5721. 905-9312364, . 11029931 $800 Plus utilities. Call 420- 724a o2m) 300 Automobiles COLD OUTSIDE, COME FOR THAT ►4 For Sale -(l OSHAWA - raised bungalow, 3 1793 Cadillac Fleetwood WARM 6,ougnam D Elegance. fully bedrooms. Witting room huge tee ,�„�„d ; � t �; loaded, leather interior,one FRIENDLY WELCOME TO Hl Owner. 26.000 k rrs . 534.500. AJAX - convenient one bedroom ane contarned bass, Cao 728-6291. Sandy or Des be- N library, rnee cal certre. recreanor, parks a -c ; ii��� tween 9 a.m.-S p.m. (102293) room. fireplace, garage. sow . utilities. FirsUlast. Call 683- 1990 Rweria. fully loaded, per month Indud Prefer iAettes- roti smoker. $13.900. Call Sandy or Doz. 2 bedroom soianum rren! -$750.00 N a0art 728-6291 between 9 a m.3 p.m. 1985 Mustang auto. $2495; 1981 Mustang auto, $1795. 1980 Mustang, auto $1795; 1985 Cadillac Fleetwood, $3995; 1966 Omm auto. $1795; 1987 Hyuri 5 speed Excel, $2495. 1987 Alliance. auto. $2595; 1986 Hyundai auto. $1895. All can certified, good clean reliable transportation. VI est slrgle tion-pinkerl S/8dmo , new 1 bdrm , bsmt apt, dean quiet apartment sand insulated in Pocketing Incl Parking. sep ent., utd , laundry. wak to GO at lake Quiet neghbouftod --- -- --------- - --- 400 Apartme-nts For Rent WHITBY - one bedroom apartment, available Nov. 1. $499 monthly. Fridge. stow. heat, parking for on• car Included. Phone 723-2857. (102693) 250 Gwag"'Iyard 250 GarageNard Sates Sales :705-7 AMILY MOVING & GARAGE SALE SAT. OCT. 23, 9 a.m. HOUSTON CT. (off Cowan Circle) Bias, 2r ladder, tables, crabs 6 much Inas. MOVING SALE 637 SPRINGVIEW DR., PICKERING SAT. OCT. 23 9 - 5 P.M. sane lumlare, hamo*lw yams, cagy of arllq . !pi's l books. FOUR FAMILY GARAGE SALE SAT, OCT. 23, 8 -1 P.M, 30 years d C014"ble6, nuts, 2 belts but no Iuthen sok, also limited -7uanMy of homemade preserves 776.778 HAMPTON CT. whites iiayiy, Pickering Garage Sale [535 t., October 23, 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Rodd Ave., Pickering (Rosebank & Lake) iture, exercise bike, sun lamp, books, wine making kit, hardware, light fixtures etc. P.H.A. PEE WEE BB TEAM 17 FAMILY GARAGE/PUMPKIN SAT., OCT. 23rd 1495 WHITES RD. 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. 400 Apartments 41 o Houses For For Rent Rent T-1 HWY 412,G enarna - four bedroom home, spacious 33 FALBY COURT kitchen. close to shopping, 11000. utilities. Available partments in family Wrorriidimey Call Maine. 429 - Two bedroom a THE Nit WS'*0ki 1 Mk! dAY, 661`1OEEIt 22.19!3 -PAGE 19 260 Am & craft 260 Ama crams 260 Am s crane r iA r A r iA r A r � ♦���s �'(� COL(�CC' � y4•� s � • �� yam' .'I� s OCTOBER 23rd., 24th. SAT., 10 sm - 5 Pm. - SUN. 10 am - 4 Pm. all 0SHOW0 CIVIC RUDITORIUM S 99 TllOmIllon Road S., Oshawa, OWL T)urham% l-argest ( raft Shu- fcaturmiv iivcr one hundred and forty talented exhibitors with their unique and outstanding Southwestern, Yctonan, and Country handcrafted coIIcctihlc% for your decoratinv and gift needs Presenting a variety of: Floral Designs. Paper T,le and Stenciling, Folk Art, Ceramic..-%, Stained (ilatiti, Quilts, Pottery, Potpourri, Jewellery, Wooden Collectibles, Natural Art, f)ofls, C1 Reproeluctiexl Furniture. (;our- *- Imet I)elights. These: are dust a .913111 sample of what make% this show one you wrm•t want to -7T7" mass. ADMISSION C _ w TIME STAMDS STILL Seniors 52.00 434-5531 Children Under 10 Free � IA r IA r A r IA • A ONE STOP SHOPPING CRAFT SHOW 'Nr SALE SAT. OCT. 23, 8:30 A.M. - 3 P.M. DON BEER ARENA 940 DILLINGHAM, PICKERING IL Dave 839-5401 building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 7611. (110393) 420 Townhouses 420 Townhouses 2 appliances, laundry facilities and broom bungs ow t basernaM apartment. suits one For Rent For Rent underground ,parking included. RPolartcss, quiet 'conic arae(, RUST last. References. 686.5721. $743.00. $800 Plus utilities. Call 420- 724a o2m) �i COLD OUTSIDE, COME FOR THAT ►4 686-0845 weekdays y -(l OSHAWA - raised bungalow, 3 entrance, laundry, bus to GO. No pets- References, $590 WARM 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. bedrooms. Witting room huge tee ,�„�„d ; � t �; ►Ni q FRIENDLY WELCOME TO Hl PICKERING - Ar•Derba - orris AJAX - Ws@tneyhlwy s.2. brand new One bedroom basement bedroom basement apanr-kwt. 3 �,r , a, t. sap,rae entrance. barn. 96.S-500.(1 frit and last- lavngfporn, kitchen. applync•s. Cas 837-1896. (102493) -- t pc•. bath. cable. close IO AJAX - large one bedroom snopping/GO. Available basement nipannwnt- ae - r-. imndtalety. $600inclusive. a Iundrlr• separate entrance from Call 428-0/ 15. (102683) garage. 4 PCs. bath. access to POOL all utilities indudW- Sa Vis AVAILABLE Immediately in female Preferred. $600 monthly. Whitby apartment building. Cal 427.9382. (102493) Spacious, carpeted, newly OSHAWA - dean and spot*" modern, open concept. bachelor style (Perfect for sargWCOkpy), two bedroom. fridge, stow. all utltes nctuded. 5595. Call 666 8a67.(102493) AJAX/PICKERING boundary - nswy finished and beautduay decorated large two bedroom basement aparsnnnt. separate kdden, living room and large 4 PC*. bathroom. Includes Parking. dose to shopping. Go Train and 401. 837-0378 leave message. (102793) Brock to Repair and Sales CHURCH SL and Randall Dr. - (corner Brock Rd. and Taunton), three bedroom apartment Pickering. 4276110. (102693) evarlabke• (Ofe month free). Cas 305 Automobiles `39`('ate Wanted AJAX - ons bedroom bawtrmt apartment, walkax to backyard, provision entrance, parking. 4 new I AAAFOREIGN AND s, appliances, cable TV, I rokwwwl lust and last Avail- DOMESTIC vai DOIIIESTIC AUTO able immediately. $600. Call I Scrap cars and trucks 428.9998 leave message. AJAX - Oxford Tower. quiet building- data 10 shappiq, 401 and Go. One and Three bsxkoom alpartrrtert. Nov. 1- Cal 68341421 W 8 pm. (IN I I I) AJAX- Harwood and 401, 320 " wheel own~ Occupied quiet house. bachelor rule available N. 1. Drives sus am inti@& included. 296 87312 (1012493) 1989 Dodge 13-250 LE vat seas OSHAWA - Kigi WAarL targe, 8. Trailer package, 59,000 bright newly renovated one soles- $10.000 as is. Call tit- bondroom basenwt sparerwt 1978. (10269:) separate entrance, parking, laundry. close to a9 of -_ 330 Trailers quiet u.�Nop Pow $500 vcknbe- Avid" Nov. 1. 5791300 atur 7 p.m CITATION - 35 It Twin TilOus, OSHAWA Cents - beautiful and Iwo bedrooms, full bathroom clean quiet 1040 sq.ft. 3 beIll ran many extras, $11,000- To view, top floor, 3 unit Apartment call Paul atter 6 p.m 416724- 4362, (TF) buidatg,y taslaiea now --- Attlto PtartS A Iiss'. $676.8 'sge. parking. seierafili plus 340 uIlkies. AlpilaWe �lor- 1. Cal Repairs 579-0659. (1ojew) . - WHITBY - one bedroom, $525. two bedroom er $600 pmonth COMPLETE RUST Flus hydro. Fist/last required. Phare days 725.8911 or even - PROOF Ings 668-4016. (1(x289:1) $69.95 AJAX - Westnsilm" e2. Now (car 8 If. he *rooks) one bedroom . den basement parsed apanii no with balcony. close to bus, shopping. All utllti s llduded. No pons. Two bedrooms, $690. CAN 430-0134. (TF) AJAX - oozy three bedroom top mem marl floor, close to all amenities. First and last required. $alp monthly ncktive. Cal anytime, 4268994. Avoid- able now. (102693) WHITBY - huge clean one bedroom second floor. $635 Plus hydro- No Wes. first. inet- fMer•nrw. Quiet people plow. Cal 66622'-!0. (102693) WE Oshawa - one bedroom, bright basement apartment, hidgrstow. nicearea $496 ore i elusive. Available Dec. 1. Call 666.8967. (102890) AJAX - one ttedr I it bswnwd apartment with fireplace, separate androids, no pass, cion molar. $560 inclusive- Fiaw WK avaplble Nov. 42x8875. (1 - ; I � I I AJA - one bedtooen beton$ apartment • den, Incudes Paskng, rob* MEN@$, &¶!@ entrance, horst/last required. $550 monthly- Available Dec 1. eta-KkM (102793) LIVERPOOL/BAYLY - two bedroom basemen& aparsrsrs, newly renovated, wood burning stave- Laundry, ruble, sspara- entrance, $750 monthly Inckxive. Available now. 1. 831- 7824. (102793) THREE bedroom basement apanntaet, fridge. save. Hwy 82 and Whites. Own entrance, available flown lately. $87S monthly. first and last requirsd- Call 420-8881. (1012293) OSHAWA - bright sunny two bedroom in apartment buldinq on quiet stlset4Easy 401 access and city pus,route. $68!1'81 utilities and parking InN)dad. Cal 4330677. (fO2893) BAY Ridges - large one bedroom Plus den. basement. one car parking and shared laundry. No pets, 6650. References. Cay 420.4349. (1027901 � nses• �� fsncId apartmart, issimale entrance. 6 AJAX - attractive one bedroom 683-2977 appliance. nab smoker. $750 basernaM apartment. suits one AJAX monthly. (JtNtle; included. FvW working non smoker. Three RUST last. References. 686.5721. kitchen appliances, 4 Pa. bath, CONIROLSEMES WHITBY dean bright furnished all broadloomed. Separate 221 Westney Rd. S. one bedroom broadloom. TV.. cal 416264.1618 or entrance, laundry, bus to GO. No pets- References, $590 appointment. call 728-4993. parking, . (102M) Inclusive. First/last. 666.3735. � nses• �� fsncId l. SM ;269M JO11e yard. no p781. NORTHVIEW MEADOW CO-OPERATIVE possession, garage, fridge. sloe, hoWlast, $900 monthly 679,WMnediaoiy. Fiet/fueL Cal 427- Core t34-876s~i (t 0 N OSHAWA Iwo bedroom AJAX - Dec. 1. Four beds. room r. ,s', HOMES INC. ►t rents 90 availaoe at 0 and "S spacious eat -in kilncnen. N 1252 Pentland St Unittt1000 ii Glen St-• dose to schOOL shop famlyroom "Inn fireplace, 2 1/j H OSHAWA, Ontario 721-8370 ►, Ding and sawn GM. Utilities included, frs0ast required For baths. tenon. central w. close o d amenities 51250 . uslsies. H N (Ritson Rd. N across from Five Points Mall) appointment. call 728-4993. Cal 6860420. (1024931 ►� N We are a 261 unit Hous+' Co -o N g pe,a:�ve ^. Nor-.- (1026931 PICKERING - three bedroom house, 1700 sq 2 1/2 bath, NN Oshawa w'h direct access to SCM00S, SMoppar^y, i AJAX - convenient one bedroom ane contarned bass, -h. alppkar'°ss' kr.ry roormt dnrg N library, rnee cal certre. recreanor, parks a -c ; ii��� Nov. ANOWWW'1109 available 1 i5a0 room. fireplace, garage. sow . utilities. FirsUlast. Call 683- N trarlsportatior. e 0-4 1 bedroc- solanum apartment -$650.00 per month Indud Prefer iAettes- roti smoker. 4869. (10269M 2 bedroom soianum rren! -$750.00 N a0art p•K 6834075 0024931 NO @ovenPayment? Good N Ut,llUes II1Ciudec ,n aparrert w PICKERING - one bedroom Credo? Good pb7 you can buy n buy ►� 1 parking space rnciuceC ~ H basement apartment, all to, M, prim d rent lou c tH 2 bedroom 1Dhr nOSg N -5785.00 11 -- caul•, parking. and ,ares ore down. Call Doug Community or Brent• Flnandal• jN 3 becroor lown louse N -58•:5.00 e4 spacioinclusus. spacious, on but route. Non 668-6W5- (�) H 4 beCrt3pr' tOW^roUse •5900.00 " amok«. ro pons. $495 monthly- 4 poo. beth, 1250 Dundas SL E. to Cable.separate got ertrarhce, ghees and t. Cal and beach, pool, daily maid N Utlibes ext. -a w 637-0328 after S D.m. ($02$93) PICKERING - house. large tour N 1 plark,ng space ,nc;Lck bedrooms, morn and upper floor. PICKERING - beautiful 3 bdrm, four appliances. CIOs• to GO COURTiCE - three pedroom main floor bungalow lrpartrml"rrt, and tOt. $900 monthly . townr+oacse, eacMerna cWaton• Share hate d available November. $950imonth- Call utilities, Available inniedrately. 686-6310 leave message- Quiet area, no pons. Frsttall 450 AC 725.32-8. available Nov 1. $900. uolres. . AJAX • three bedroom main UNN f10W. coronal Mat ctoa• Cal 1 -80a46& -02W ext 3964 PICKERING Broca i Major level, appliances, close to to all amenitws, bus rout•. urnll 4 p.m. a 416-2752661 Oaks area - East widan "as - school. shopping. parking. Three bedroom$. flow, broad- anytime after 6 P.m. (102693) siohal to Share executrw hone Available Nov. 1, 611429-2000, 1xx- throughout. 4 appliances, OSHAWA - three bedroom %aim Asian or Fikpna working eat -in kitchen, first and last townhoxke available for Nov, lady preferred. Immediate 41 0 Hotlses For Ralererloes squired $975 . 112 des• GtN Asp. a Mark after and Dec Fridge, sive, dryer. 244 1( 02493~ basment. some with gavage. Rent 4:30 p.m. 6832619- (102693) Telephone 43& 334e. (11049M PWXEIW C - 4 bedroom house AJAX • three bedrooms WHITBY h to slave with mature person. � nses• �� fsncId - t If bedroom townhouse, immediate Parking. laundry. it able Coda a schools. $900 a uWssa Cal possession, garage, fridge. sloe, hoWlast, $900 monthly 679,WMnediaoiy. Fiet/fueL Cal 427- 509-1427. (102493) plus unities. No pets- d Lit, BROCKIYARY SL - Whby, 3 86111"701501`436-1900.0m P li ' 31 WHITBY - non amhaker a snare bedroans lirapace ga►ape s applan ss, $1200 plus. 1-416 RM To house, w d appiath0ow pafk- 430 it9 ar,d lanes indudd. 11m at 532-1400 er ssaatf& (102292) Rent door. $350 per month Call (905) ALMOST new 2200 slip 4 721-2111115Z (,0@643) PICKERING • one O bedrooms eaeeuive hares 3 me d all AJAX- Hatwoodl401 arae L $450 i1 my hair 11N d al month. I AJAX - those be&-nbadmomw Oethroonrs W04" aseh jaa¢st fadibss- Awnilebb itnrdretely. badroorlt slittingudes private ItieycerF , appiattI dose 1101'PrigleDesk WI tby. Would suit mature working room sem( 10 401 and pubic eche°°- Clean 474.1348 aho 6 ant r102A9I person Call 831-2396- (102290) Private bath. use of laundy, good neighbourhood, refunreem BOWMAMVILLE _ �� 8rM - toorn a coram and kliclean WDs bsckyaud, drive, avaifuWe h ondiygy- 619-IsM please $1000/rtto t. AvaF board, private. abfu now. 427.0907. (102693) fdkus bedroom lowrkfwuse. fresh- board. private use d kltclnd IV dsoerwd, letedad yard. backs and lakxtdry. iron smoker. taco Isaw rr --V - (102293) WHTBY - large (blur bedroom ONO eonwvMm ares. Close a nils- 10 bus, divan, ;@blatant s A 401 and whites executive house with S appeal shopping. limmo dWo Call 420.25M (102493) Rd. Now subdivision by ooh. on and air con. Very close io ooeupartcy. 8900 plus per school on quiet cul-de-sac SIL Rent l0 own opBoL 623- SOUTH Ajax - furnisltmi;ll 1O0m servelion ansa Master bedroom, • washroom and wah-n $1300 ., ubiame. Cad 427-6878. 11416. (10289 s for "ve i0 awl hone share fadlbss closet. Non smoker female IUCX( - AlrloerlN, lMly�0 per week IirWta 1L N/E Oshawa - large three P41401.Ives- 17,2 GI Stan atter 5D-- 683-36M pfe1iri� t5g0 y mWil 839 754M (102793) bedroom semi, living room, balls, 5 applanoss. sdeoois, AJAX - bright roost private bath dining room. W -In kitchen. bushed ba Menta • ws" oe. in dean quiet A" hart, shorn 460 Otoce loge master, laundry, w/o tang a park, shopping. No kkdm and foundry- AnaiabibSPM covered pales• fenced yard. pets, $1150 monthly plus Immediately to responsible $795. 314 utiitio s. Availalbs kit' utllkies. Nov. 1. 883.87311. wakig person- Cal 427-0053. FOR rent 1150 sq.fL arc deice ee 7 `(1002 ly or Nov. 1 saes , R0090 TO Condos FOr 430 455 epa�. weeth•yi4p, in Aju lo- duetrial. "Cft /reit. from w' - A t _ - e c j • Rent pmt �"�j0 -T". 074 -SSM I toodroinpn home o quiet Court. bedroom horns on quiet ookxL in • Rougemount/Rosebank area. DEWAAPJH W 02 - mature per- WHITBY - luxury condo for rant Huge Is red yard. $1400. For son required to rent room in ore bedroom . den, 11 pee- FWda 490 detai, call Lynw 42111-9766. !r parking. close 10 shcP bath. underground packing. $900 11��� {$anHAkt (102490) ping and amenities. Share monthly includes ut--.-. Avail- kltcfen and bath. Call 426-2765 able Nov, 15. Call 90D-0388 or SPACIOUS three bedroom affair 4 pxi. for more i,(pr„afjp,• 296-36%. 11022931 GORGEOUS three bedroom hart. large lot. located minutes PICKERING - waking distance northeast of Port Perry on condo. CIOs• to famous Clear - water Beach, pool. iacuzzL BBQ Sda PTC, GO train, generating 485 Resorts gop viand $795 plus hydro• and private yam. Available now, statimsirgioroom with use d Available immsdtatey. Cori 985 kitchen, 1340 monthly. Phone for information and to view photos all 686-9646. (11 $293) 3470. (102693) 420 4316 (102793) PUERTA Plata - DomFlop. ep. Private one bedroom sully WHITBY - too stony hones, 5 1/ 2acres, two bans 3bedroart AJAX i t nous room for rent equipped condo, excellent quiet house, course location, betweenpool 0.0 4 poo. beth, 1250 Dundas SL E. to Cable.separate got ertrarhce, ghees and t. Cal and beach, pool, daily maid 1650 per rtoMh plus Willes or l AvaiWs Dec. Joest 6396644 .6960959 (lQ2 4 p.m a leave . service, rental by weak or ntsase9e•-(1020• month Information. 668.4595. PaWrICAP l/aaq V Florida 4 0 Vacation FRentals FLORIDA 4ace'a 3e3-- 15CO sQ n luxury gun front condo, 6 app,,anes. 2.1 Dedrooms, two Odths. all accessories. ^eared pool. ;Yuzzl. screerec sxporcn, fop 11oor, ween y --ior•'r' y. "On. and rn&w 7216069.;1107931 NOW RENTING n ,argo Florida M0040 park- :�Oube wise mdD,is •lone. Iwo bedrooms. -wo corn- PWO bark MOr'w. ktcti•n,d,Irg and v,ng 'DOM. 'a..r•O'y. barbecue, ch,Idren we'cone. Two Doom and not /uc. ca. ^rw at 434-7184 ,or meta •nfo. MADEIRA Beach - one owroor-I. Nov and Dec $500 U.S Rica, 576.6328 or 666- 4670-(1028931 500 es For ss.s OPEN HOUSE SAT., OCT. 23, SAT., OCT. 30 10 A.M.-4 P.M. Executive home, Rouge Valley, 3,100 Sq. 11. plus 1,400 sq. A. in-law apt. and nanny Suite. 298Hoover Dr. Hwy- Ja Altona 509-2150 POWER of saes properties avai- so* Itepossessoc). prices start at under $80.000. F,n, arranged with men. dp. Cal Dale or Gar Anderson, Brokensaes Rep. Gude Realty. 1991. 721&291 24 hr. pager. (TF) BARGAIN prices, bank RIPOSSesaro,s. rent to owns and homes Wt must SM. Al at low, low down payments. Steve L.aszio, 619-9500. Sutton Group Heritage Realty- (102790) COURTICE - 4 kevel badkaplt with attached aersaed double car garage on a large sub- Idrvison IOL $146.500. Call 905- 434-5263. NO AGENTS PLEASE (102693) COSOURG area - three hedno I bungalow. &unset one ave of lend, refused country style living, huge deck, fiplace, hardwood flooring. garage, only 30 mint- from Oshawa. 8148= Call 905- 279.4116. (102693) HE Whitby - sxetuM hart in FaWgbroolL 4 bedrooms, 2 1,2 baths. main boa familyroom with fireplace, antral air, in - ground pool, premium lot 1239.900. For a poirturrrt, cal 430.0824. (1012290) $83,1100 - Bowmanvele, Im- medu lla possession. Large 3 bedroom pow townhowe, fannif, l roar! wakout 10 food yamdclose to schools, Mconservation a ea - 8Q3 t 1 ata (10289p)r 505 wanted to WANTED - upscale luxury townhouse or Condo - pn,res- sional business man (no children or pots) todung to lease with option to purchase. mini- mum two bedroom plus den, quiet area (Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanvllle). Flexible occupancy, partial cash available- Pnvala, no brokers. For confiderill consideration, reply to: File 06112, Oshawa WHtby This Week. P.O. Bos 461, oshawa, Ont. L 1 H 71.5. (102890) PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1993 510 To" ho � 670 Perisomis 670 PRWATE . Whitby. Rosslandr Garden, freehold townhome, end unit. immaculate. decorated. 1850 sq.ft., 3 bedrooms. 2 1,2 baths• eat -n kitchen. Florida lighting, waWout to garage, family room, brick fireplace. walkout to deck• patio• professionally landscaped. fenc4d, 5169.900. 905-668. 1177 to view, no agents. SELL IT NOW CALL 576-9335 or 798-7672 535 Lots Saye $3500 tui' price. wooded carrip ;n5 lot. 34 hr. east of Oshawa. Sano beach• fishing, next to 10.000 acres county forest. Floc. 41643'-+555. (TF) 540 0 Out -of -Town Properties we ACREAGE $29 9IX 32 aces Do,c one o^y. Wont last. Financing 613.279.3255. (1022931 JAY'S TATTOO FANTASY & TANNING Clean, sterile, friendly studio. New needles every tattoo. Lots of designs, or create your own. Best rates for tattoos & tanning. "HALLOWEEN SPECIAL" 20% off all tattoos & tanning sessions with this ad'. So be there or BEWARE! Located at: 1477 Bayly St.,Pickering Book appointments: 831-0905 LOvE li f0a4Kt :oris 545 Vacation Properties • •1-976-0050 .J --- LAND A,:•w ..ase s s tie ............... S50 JESUS says. can tno aro roan s, . a , 'ror' Acreages. Halsburton, M75 • 1 1•+e bind'? Does your mrnater r+ast,ngs. Peterboroug^.. A)ac, CERAMIC TILES renovaltons, kitchens, wear giass"Is The hirelings PcKer',g Photos and directions bathrooms, host mawillenarice the ^ reC nentwor. Mican ava .ao•e StanPng as low as Isaiah 56 1D-12, John 10:11. S990C 428-6'67.(102693) CantFbelL 1-7053959475, ACREAGE POND LAKE 85 (TF) aces 1. S.:;90C Maestc hardwoods. ac a,:emt to Crow, - NOW _a -C Ower financing as little LL as 1D% cow- '613) 279-3255(192993;9335575 ESELLT offices or industrial use. Moving, • • •8-7672 For estimates can Loans Bo�R�W 680 Announcements 680 Announcements af"-C,JLC a, 668 '2^C Fr Professional r. ee oons'nations Anube Invest melts LM. (TFI 5580 Mortgages i1�..i:iGA �.ES as ow as 5'Sti C a z cat Michael, 666720C Ar, o -s vtverrnsnts Ltd. Seung Ontario since 1972 iTF) Business 590 Opportunities THE NAIL PLUS STUD10 VrO�_;LL LIKE TO WELCOME TRACY TAYLOR who w l' oe oPenng a 20% dtsocurt on her Services. PEDICURES ARTIFICIAL NAILS• MANICURES Cafor appointment 9619-2209 KANTLD :.?iv -ed OPeraod •or____ -- - - - p - brand name Chips. Candy and / 0 Pliti1s, s__ 1 O Soda route. Hugh pelt. invest $6990 CoA 1-800-267-9273 11==263) Legal 1301'D - David and 610 Notices Catherine are tickled pink to announce the birth of GODDARD TRANSPORTATION' SERVICES INC. %puce is hereby given Shu Goddard Transpotruuon Services Inc intcn,ds to dissolve pursuant to the Ruar&mm Corporawou Act. Dated at A)ax. Shu 22nd day of Ocwber 1993. E. GODDARD. 571 Business Personals N you owe . You Pay Mrarthly $2,000 . ..... ............... S50 $5,000._ ............... $125 $1 SA00................. M75 720 Deamts MARECHAL ISABELLE Passed away peace- ully 1 Oct. 19 93 at the age of 73 in Montreal. Survived by 'her son John, daugh- ter-in-law Joyce. Grandmother of Glen & David. Granddaughter -in- law Barbara and great granddaugh- ter April Ann. Births their daughter, MIRANDA � f LYNN, h lbs. 5 ora. on _ - August 26, 1993 at Oshawa General Hospital. Proud grandparents are Thomas and Rita Watt of Ajax and William Boyd of Bathurst N.B. Did you forgefTomeone's birthday last year? Did they pout for weeks? Don't let it happen again! d- HAPPY a •_ RIIrTHnAv .- i)�/�i0.'ijp- �•ae2:r �.; ire►' Fit' Size 1 " x 2" for only '25' . G.S.T. ring or mail in your photo message 3 days before s to appear to the Classified dept. of This Wleiek w~,tor 865 Farewell St., Oshawa or call 576-9335 - Tor. 798-7672 HOME R BUSINESS to SERVICES a To Aberdw CaU 57"35 or 79&7672 Business Home Home Services Improvements Improvements ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, graphic design, adwrfkina HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS - - SABER Contracting - all carpentry, additions. TRIPLE C usiness or peraonaf. Reasonable rafts. Also (Sissons CERAMIC TILES renovaltons, kitchens, available. Randy Tithing, (416) 830-6375 sher 5 p.rm (102299) bathrooms, host mawillenarice 571-2583. (TF) Installation of ceramic emergency service, furniture discount. short na,ar moves, TUTORING available by ex - refinishing, quality work Chimney Sweeps tiles, marble and guaranteed. 15 years raise. Cal 432-2850. (TF) perrazo. For home, experience. 6862915. (TFEFG) AJAX Chimney Swoops - Sp- offices or industrial use. Moving, dal - chimney cleaning as low as only $59. Pest screening For estimates can Storage installed. S25. 'No tuss, no promotions, openings . li•: •en Ovate your bathroom or muss guaranteed-. Free 428-8653 estimates. 6867741. (102693) A Is Driving Schools S & B Driving School 10 lessons $150 3 lessons & test $75 Free pick-uo & drop ON 287-3060 7 days-weeK TMS Painting & Decor Interior & Exterior European Workmanship Fast dean reliable service. 420-0081 MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will move anything, anywhere anytime Commercial or residential Packaging, storage and boxes available Senror 6 mic month discounts Free estimates 571-0755 Plumbing CALL i SAVE PLUMBING l RENOVATION Drain cleaning repairs n a new iataletions. Be.% terx wasMoorns• ceramic file. Competitive Rates Esfimaies. 22 yrs. ettperience Licensed. Experienced Joumeyman Plumber No job too small - Faucets. showers basemer washrooms. wet bars. etc. Any renovation or addition Daytime 427-4209, Home: 427-8809 Ask for Tom IIAJAX Morng Systems - full services, moves, appliance and Private Tuitions, ARTISTIC Masonry - special¢- piano specialists. flat rate or Schools Ing sin Or6P41006 and dmwnneyr hourly. We now have heated repairs. Works with bricks, storage units. Now onering free blocks and stones of all kinds. boxes with move. Call 427- HIGH school student available _ .,as estimates. workmarel 0005. (TF) to tutor in the, tollorwng skbjects 1 g .ararneed. Call Rene Gervais. HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS - and grades: Math • grade • e �661a28. (TF) _ Science - grade 9 i 10. Phone Uisugn,Owa bars and cabinets. move big or small, we price 830-6375 sher 5 p.rm (102299) r DRYWALL, tapir board 9• ing• them all Free esttnates. Selig" leaf. clean-up Catering to sensors especially. Please call . - s studs and T -fur codings• spay discount. short na,ar moves, TUTORING available by ex - Stucco. piaster repairs. For pianos moved. Comparable p°`ericascl teacher. e1penlea - arcfesa lnai service at conTpets- raise. Cal 432-2850. (TF) reading/language. Stroud*/ 've pions. call Bill at 432.8409 416-972-1170 WHRM Rd. 937-2673. (102293) Painting and wallpapering, MAN with truck and/or men for Wedding Announcements EUROPEAN Ile specalst will at your movng noses. paces to promotions, openings . li•: •en Ovate your bathroom or ft your budget. Specie rales for Professional -- ,utcxlw walk a wN 4s poor sensors. -vW try td be the best n Directory toss. 20 yeah eiryenande. Good Handyman references and satisfaction town.' Give Pete a calk a1 576 427-1041. (102793) 95 (TFALL) RABBIT wants work doing guaranteed. For free estimates. EXPERIEND ►l CEokreeleansr town rarlerences w Initially clean POUCE 011ier applicants. D Dykstra 725 4913 TF) MEN with tatruck r a truwill 10 Ontario Police Services are ( p GENERAL Hoar Ir*woverrwtls household move. residential. hiring uneorm and civilian. Loam drywall, taping. painting,corrinterclaw. Ail Types of moves- how to be a top applicant. woodwork. accoustsc casings Ge Carl or Jana. 427-2856. Employment professionals. BH and texture ceiling. 30 years (TF) Assonres.754-5424.1(U27r93 experience. Very good rates. - Call Steve. 6667096. (102M Painting, Tax, Financial HOME Maintenance wrprove• Decorating Directory rrmrns . lawn. hedge thrn ed. - -- Panting. other jobs around the home. Buillding lances. Oecks. INTERIOR painting and Unsecurec loans S.C.G. Ccnstruci�or• to. - garages. etc. Senors discount, wallpi—rig. good prices, good work. For fres estimates, call ��ry� to $25.WO. Quality exterior and interior Call Klaus, (905) 666-1358. Mel 576-6.553 (110493) 676 renovations. repairs. as"aore, (102293) _ consoiidate Credit cards Uisugn,Owa bars and cabinets. JORAY Home services - lawn- Party 48 hrs. funding and insured Contact Gary 836 0964 (TF) leaf. clean-up Catering to sensors especially. Please call Services Housecleaning 509-234.4. (102493) MAGICIAN, cknw tarda, ready to for KCI Group LONG Lasting Renovations - Ito Deaths ;' k entertain any age, any 416-972-1170 740 Painting and wallpapering, occasion. Birthdays. Wedding Announcements ARE you honing probirra towel- privet ropats. 20% discount promotions, openings . Mnnersares WV trnM10 clan yosr Home. Professional cleaning, call for senors. Phone Chuck. 404- 9669 (102893) kmIturi*-. Magls W+" N 867057 ov Wei ht Loss g Helen's Hlorrts Services today QUALITY work by father and 72B 8334 427-1041. (102793) son teams Well expenenoed. RABBIT wants work doing GET GET i n EXPERIEND ►l CEokreeleansr town rarlerences w Initially clean hard working. Renovations, addoons. addle, ow -Cas us yon maga; lar c loran's Portia and d occasional.have rrry own narrl Lase 1 be. in 24 seasdays ur yoho - . Please CNN Rose al a free ewwrwo 571-1263 Bis or m ton Call Erne 66a�9Ct2- and oto It gab ane sonatural Call (905) 434-2102. (102MM 6864a420. (102793) Rod. Oshawa, (TFALL) COME AND WORSHIP THESE CHURCHES INVITE YOU TO ATTEND THEIR WORSHIP SERVICES 011t11BARTON - FMWORT UMMO CHURCH 1066 Dunberton Rd, Pickering 839-7271 Worship 3 Church School �® Church Service 10:30 a.m. AMBERLEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1820 Whites Rd. K THE FAMILY CHURCH WORSHIP TIME 11:00 a.m. SUNDAYSCHOOL SupwlrlaW Nursery $39-1383 WESTNEY HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH Uwtilp at Am*cmft Mie school SS Cola Ase. North, Nat (Jud Eat all LOEB Phot) MORMNG WORSHIP 10:00 AY Rev. Janes Relldle, Pato 686.1720 PICKERING STANDARD CHURCH A community Methodist Church Brock Rd. at Hwy. #7 SUNDAY: Sunday School 10:15 a.m. Worship 11:00 a.m. Evening Fellowship 7:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 7:30 - Adult Bible Study - Bible Club for Youth PICKERING VILLAGE UNITED CHURCH 300 Church St. N., Ajax 683-4721 Phyllis Spencer Worship & Sunday School 10:30 a.m. ST. ANDREW S PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE 683-7311 - REV. JAMES BIGGS WORSHIP b CHURCFJ SCHOOL s 11:00 A.M. , . To Advertise Your Church Events call Janice at 683-5110 ERRORS AND OMISSIONS I your real or dashed ad Ippears belay for M list time• jiledisck carelrly to see hal I s arrecl in every detail. Nobe t an snot in your retail or iassirted adverisement must be Oven to Ajax Picketing News Idvrfser n irte Icr arrecfon selore the second insertion The )shawaVillifty This Week will not IS respontstlfe for more than one tarred insertion. its for damages r costs beyond he cat of he pace wtualy occupied by the silly Further. no responsbitity wil M assuned fly lalue, inadvertent I otherwise In publish dry dveresestem ordered and ccoepled yhen canceling an ad before spiry it is (spartan to receive and Stan you CANCELLATION (UMBER fly possible future eleret" Classification Index 1009 Wet] ,are?Is 100 ;arm Tranrng 105 ; enyal Help 110 Ddsce Help 120 Sales Help'Agents 130 Skilled: Welp 135 .orputa/Data 140 -rosplai Medical Dental 150 "ay Care Wanted 160 Day Coe Available 165 -rpbymer,i Wanted 170 3usiness to Business ISO 2005 Misc. Sales Maxe: 3asxe' 200 =rewood 205 =lea Market 210 Aric es For Sale 220 Maces Wankd 230 Barer Exchange 240 ;W;k yard sales 250 Arts a Crafts 260 :=%luter Video 270 ost &Fouts 290 oats - Srupplres--/B�w, rdng 2W 3009 "'Vehidgm i.•.�r^t •es =�r Sys 300 Autamoboes waned 305 'r.rks For Sale 310 'rucks Wanbd 111s hrs. 4 Wheal Drive 320 Trains 330 Auto Pans i Qeows 340 Aub Leasing Genies 3% OM-fCies 3S5 Snowrriobies 360 Monro 365 11 Vehicles 370 =arm Equtxseni 775 -envy Duty -eOwo ent 390 A;,ar7^lii :y mer, 400 ADaryneMs Wanted 405 -•outes Far Rent 410 40AN Worried 415 'awmmmi s For Rent 420 Span Cor Rent 425 dooms :or Rem 430 dooms Warted am Roos & Board 440 ndus" units Fa Rem 445 Snared Accomrnodal ons 450 ;aidomrwns For Rant 4S5 Once i Rsixat space 460 Waenouss Spate ISS :otlsges For Rant an coops. wam.d /n Re swat Lnvg iso Resorb 495 Florida vacatront 490 .and For Rent 4" Homes Fly Sale sp Wartime To Buy fes Towrhouesx For oak 510 InYeetment Properly s1s Condos For Sale lin Development Lad lin Farms For Sale IV Will For &ale s36 �oor+ oer'� �° vaa�spa Cottages For Sale sig Mobile Homes 8 Parks sol Camper Trailers Sees sm Loans SYS Malgags Insurance so Bustess oppo unba 599 Public Noises 440 Legal Nob- 619 Teton in Repstaaons 676 CorningEssential " Auctions li o 675 Anna loorrents Dirthdays 71110 00 Ito Deaths ;' k 7P Mem In onams 740 Cards ofThanxs 760 Wedding Announcements 160 Engagements 770 Mnnersares 760 To plata your - personallzsd In Memoriam, call 5769335 and lot one of our professional advisors DR. E. GKLEZEAU i DR. M. RTZSIMMORS WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BY APPOINTMENT WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE ' • Contact Lenses • Binocular Vision • Perceptual Testing • Dispensing of all Types of Frames ! & Contacts 1 or:,`Bdef SALT OR WEATHER DAMAGED CONCRETE WALKWAYS OR STEPS? BASEMENTS WATERPROOFED CONCRETE REFINISHING AND REPAIR ANY SIZE JOB - MODERN METHODS NO DAMAGE TO SHRUBS. LAWNS b DRIVEWAYS ALL AVAILABLE METHODS PERFORMED INSIDE OR OUTSIDE. serv" MCsnuM[11"Yr•rt w/ a.�tnr N•�y �.dAlr LARRY GOODWIN 24 Hours Tel. (416) 6131703 or Fax (416) 683-0421 IN SIX MONTHS YOUR CHILD WILL LEARN COMPI.TER.r. 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Warranty ' R - r - ve 15" discount ' with this ad 1750 Plummer Unit 1-A 1 OPEN 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 pm. Mon. - Flit 1 Sat. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. L Sun.' P.` - .5`1 SOWU p-tn- SdariUM 4 anal. 40000 1lbgrd 3v1 �d-HW MOM •� F=" FREE -IN-HOME CONSULTATION 416.1586.4417 O . �. Advertising Feature New Look Renovations transforming homes Summer's over; we have Christmas to look forward to: and in between, there's time to add that bathroom, remodel the kitchen, or paint the exterior. The Ajax firm of New Look Renovations is in the business of giving entire homes, or even portions of homes, a brand new look. Pat Healcy has, for more than 12 years, worked in the construction and renovation industry. Five years ago he moved his business to Ajax, from the Toronto area. The businessman and his son, Ted Healey, work together in New Look Renovations. Electrical, plumbing, drywall, painting, carpentry - all types of construction work is available through this versatile firm. Although much of the work has been concentrated in the Ajax - Pickering area, the men anticipate gearing up for the business to expand along the corridor extending from Oshawa in the east to Rouge Hill in the west. Pat says many of his past customers are only too willing to open their homes to prospective customers, who want to get a first- hand look at the type of work he does. These are "live references," he says, adding that he much prefers showing real projects over photographs. Pat adds that the references are "excellent" since, in most cases, they are clients who had had one job done, then called the firm to do a second or third job. Both men stress that they offer "a fair price." Pat says, "We're not cheap and not expensive, but we are fair and honest." He adds, "We're also responsible. Customer satisfaction is guaranteed." Although the firm will take on just abut any type of renovation work, both Pat and Ted say they especially like doing kitchens, bathrooms and basements. They also like erecting fences and decks, they say. Ted explains that it is "gratifying" Why Advertise In Focus on Business:' Dtuham businesses wanting to increase their profile and sales volume find that bein, a pan of die Focus on Business advertising feature de1'miiely has its ad%an%i911. Over the last few years a great many businesses - of all sires - have found that imesnnent in the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser's and Oshawa/R'hhhy This Week's Focus on Business feature have generated extra phone calls that likely would not lave otherwise occurred. How do you get involved" When a company makes a commimtent to advertise for 10 weeks on the page, it also receives a full feature story. complete with pictures. The story reinforces the advertisement, enabhn-• the business to explain in depth m pnriuct and/or sen ice. philosophy. goods. special promotions :cid even an hutoncal oser%iew. Unless the business chooses otherwise, oer%thiie is done M the newspaper's stall: die ad design, si ry mteniew and writing. plus the taking of the pholo_raphs. All the husine,s needs to do is prepare for the increased sales %plume. For more inlonniauon call Janice at N43-51 10. to start with a bare, dark ha,ement. and end up with an arca that i� bright, attractive and functional. They estimate that about one week is ne--ded to remodel a bathroom; while a basement takes anywhere from three to six weeks. "We respect people's homes-, we're always considerate of people so we cause themno inconvenience," Ted says. ,We keep areas clean; we'ye even temporarily hooked up a toilet when we're leaving at night, if need be." Pat adds, "We go the extra mile, plus another one. We go out of our way to ensure customers are satisfied and not inconvenienced." The effort put into good public relations has paid off because the firm has never had any type of lawsuit against them. Pat also points out that they are abstainers, which helps assure homeowners that they will respect their homes. To get more information, call 683 -8780 - Boole Your Corporate Christmas Parts Now' Prime Dates Still Available Complete Buffet from $14.95 hrrk.:n�aii ttn�r �110 1 N. k wast 4 Church 1t i Pickering Village ( 4161619-9858 Grand Opening of Sunroontrs Nin Additions... 906 BROCK RD. S., PICKERING 4204888 14800.465-0593 &m4oQo3 amm _1 1(2N&QIfi'&m4 d c•ee Party Room Available t.rt ninon ;7 r,1 1r. `E"ratwnal.ipecialties Sunday Brunch 10:30-2:30 Tues. - Sat. 11:30-2:30 & s 10 F. r.. Sunday 10:30 9 p.m. Locatd in the Cvurtuarl t?f T•a kering 'IVilfage 109 0(d'Kingston 9Id_ :4raX -T_L�0 • PERIODIC ilSITS OR LJVE-11v CARE FOR YOUR PETS. HOME d PLANTS • HOME SECURITY & MAINTENANCE • LIVE-IN OR HOURLY CHILD CARE • BONDED 3 INSURED. EST. 1981 RELIABLE & AFFORDABLE 686-1691 MUM W FROM 4.99°0 1 St. 2nd. 3rd Mtges. tr. 95', • 5,^'+'ages -- _• C�rS,;.�Cd:Cr No Ircome - No P•oc em Prime Deals Below Barr Rates Fast Professional Service Since 1975 w -9W +ti? anti :ome into your none arc Creoa'e'�r a : e' cra anc :Or•C'e'e viceC -e =ierts rsrce a: c .Iic- rs +veign* r 3orC. *"e, !c, -e,., .., : 1e _ _ a cla r _ EOtiJE: 5 `- a-) _0P A -'G ZA-- P08 -A.,%= _-mt—,.. "PICTURE YOUR TREASURES" 509-1048 Carlmar Health Foods Complete line of Natural Foods, Natural Vitamins & Minerals. Herbal Remedies, Teas, Coffee substitutes, Organic Grains. All Ginseng Products. Books, Cosmetics, Protein, body building supplements. 1271 Kingston Rd. (West of Liverpool Rd.) z 905-839-6679 a Parents! M S L Math as a Second Lanu uage' Aa mblb tutoring specialists %kc ptos::e Risk -Nee Guaranteed Resuds • Free Computer Time Ind viduairzeci rrstruct , r Certified Ontano Teachers clagr„c,c Testing Payment Plans and much more' Future Skills of Canada 515 < ys pn ;caa W .r �,�w -.g —age Call: 4 -A -TUTOR or 428-8867 October is 2 for 1 month secoro student s !ree for 9? (a srwe -.e mese �+w•1 «rtn ane ve; PAGE 22.11111 NE'VIfS A6VERhTSEM'if' DAY, rX'P( BER 22: 1993 10, 1 ..... OTE Election candidates dump on dump PICKI'RIN(; - Ontario Riding election candidates representing the four major parties are all opposed to another dump in Pickering, according to results of a sur- vey by mayor Wayne Arthurs A six -question survey was sent by the mayor to 11 candidates vying for office in Ontario Riding. Six candi- dates responded. :Mayor Arthurs is urging residents to "udcc note of the position of the various can- didates when making their decision in the voting booth" because "these issues have far-reaching consequences for the municipal govern- ment and the lives of the people of Pickering. - Survey results included: - A regional dump in Pickering - Opposed are Nle candidate Lynn Jack - lin. Liberal Dan McTeague. Tory incumbent NIP Rene Soetens, Reform Partv can- didate Don Sullivan and Lih- eruthan George Kozaroff. independent candidate Doug Anderson didn't rule out supporting another dump in Pickering. "Pickering has profited quite handsomely from its dumps. If the people are willing, the price is right and it's environmentally sound, then I have no objec- tions." - Airport lands - Mr. Mc Teague. 'qtr. Soctens, ?its. Jacklin and qtr. Sullivan agreed Ottawa should not offer the Province a parcel of its airport lands for use as a dump site. Mr. Anderson disagreed, "if that is the pre- ferred site." - Airport construction - Opposed to a new airport beine built on expropriated lands in Pickering are Mr. McTeague. Mr. Sullivan and 1Ms. Jacklin. Mr. Soctens did not answer yes or no but com- mented. "The government has taken no decision on a future airport for Pickerin,_. There is a study under way which will determine the potential for this propert and an airport." Brush up on painting at library AJAX - A five-week watercolor painting course for adults is being offered by the Ajax Public Library. Beginners will learn the techniques of handling watercolors. No previous experience in drawing or painting is necessary. Topics will include mixing colors, light and shadows, and still life for- mat. The instructor is certi- fied teacher Pam Pryjma. Classes will be offered at the main library branch Fridays. Nov. 12. 19. 26, Dec. 3 and 10, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Make a S45 cheque payable to Pam Pryjma upon registration. Space is limited to 14 people on a first-come. first-served bads. Register at the main library branch, at the cor- ner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres., next to the Town hall. Call 6834000 for more information. Breast health forum on Nov, 1 DURHAM A public forum on breast health aware- ness is being held next month in Oshawa. Durham Region's health department is hosting the free forum and panelists will include Oshawa General Hos- pital Staff radiologist Dr. James Nelson, Ontario Breast Screening Program medical ceardinator Dr. Pamela Chart and the Region's associate medical officer of health Dr. Linda Panaro. It's being held at the Cana- dian Auto Workers Ball, 1425 Phillip Murray Ave., Oshawa, on Monday, Nov. 1 at 7 p.m. Space is limited, so those interested should (:all Linda or Tracy at the health department to reserve a spot. Call 723- 8521 or 686-2740 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Mon- day to Friday. 011.1Zgbi161i11 INA kiV I 1. With a Touch Tone phone call 1-416- 976-0999 to browse ads or respond to ads. Be sure to make a note of the mail box numbers at the end of each ad, and follow instructions by the computer. A charge of $1.99 per minute will apply. you can respond to ads 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 2. If you need help, call toll free 1-800- 667-6083 between noon and 11 p.m. WE w0--.; ;o trade down ano sane ealtor cost. you live Cou,fee Whitby or West OB 1079 BOWMANVILLE. 2 bedroom condominium to trade for small Muse 08 1080 (BOW) A 'ame winter: ed cottage. 3 bedrooms, or canal to Trent, all service road OB 1081 (OSH) FOR - 4 '-a-ec -le, :l collage 3 bedrooms. on canal to Trent $700 plus hydro ser- vxoed road OB 2122 (OSH) BASEMENT apartment. 2 bed. •erns newly enovated, $750 inciusive OB 2123 (OSM) • SIGNS c -, - `I ze Poivstrar ene large qutify and Ideal for outdoor signs OB 3146 WEDDING dress sae Small (7). Paid S'20c *ill sell for $650 083253 WEIGHT ass a mint' Energy a reed" Good nutrition assured on this 100 iter cent no tura) pro- gram 08 3270 FULL :a«aa y GE microwave and sand excellent condition OB 3462 (OSH) EATON .*inc '„ size washer and d,,e• 6 years young Ask. nq $400 for the pair OB 3506 (PIC) BEDROOM S.. N five pieces. dark pine w!h single mattress well. exceiient condition, 5495 00 firm 08 3511 (PIC) KITCHEN tab,e d^d chairs. -o- cordrtio^ S20C 00 o b o Two 1 le C speed bicycs S50 Do each OB 3512 (PIC) PRINTER pa,!s Epsom. �osr.ba SM Roland, stepper motors. printer heads control Panels cutsheel feeders. etc OB 1514 (PIC) SILVER -BLACK 3 -:rete Irving loon- s..-te :aid S' 600 asking S, 100 or best offer 6 months old OB 3535 5 PC wood dinette $100. utility trailer S25C leather love seat $150 3 -Dc sola set 5500 08 asm LOSE aches and reduce appearance of cellulite with herbal treatment Contains no cafe tie or preservatives 08 3539 (OSH) WANTED' ,/sed hockey equip n,ii n good condition for a runeyear-oid boy must be lea. sonably priced 08 3540 (OSH) APARTMENT s is s!ackat e washer arta dryer for sale 5450 c b 0 Very good condition 08 3S41 (OSH) G.E. Ir dge and self-cleaning stove Inglis washer and dryer $200 each OB 3542 (AJA) KENMORE range Harvest Gold. excellent condition 5200 or best offer OB 3543 ('WHI) FULL size baby stroller. $30 Chrome Curtis table and chair set.$150 OB 3544 (COB) KING size waterbed. sem - motionless. $125 or best offer. OB 3565 (OSH) LIVING room set, black/gold; also coffee and end tables. entertainment centre, very good conckbon, price negotiable 08 3546 (Wi*) 2001 York exercise machine With Pec -deck. $200 Oe 3547 (AJA) FREE to good some black English Cocker Spaniel male. neutered. 5 yrs old. good with Children 08 3548 (AJA) BLACK leather bike jacket $75. Ladies leather pants size 10. $50 or best offer OB 3549 (OSH) NEED energy new formula, 100', natural herbal product. Call now for trial 5 08 3551 LARGE chest freezer old but working. S50 Must be removed by Oct 2011, OB 3552. HIGHLAND dance ou!f t. girl Is ze 10 bue dress McPherson K it socks vest and blouse excellent condition 8300 08 1553. PROFESS40NAL toning tattles set of 6 metallic charcoal, in excellent condition asking S3 500 OB 3554 (PIC) ATTENTION B tie Jays lans. collectors prim• ^rand new mint condition Paid $180 asking $100 o b o 08 3555 (WHI) MAYTAG washer and 1,,er. Treat workinq conditionmust sell $50 for the pair o b o 08 35% (WHI) MEN S back wool 3/4 length Coat witn fur limnq and collar size 4C $75 063557(AJA) WANTED 7hrrstian hook clmt ,b ,:tors tc s^are in a hbtnangirr+hgg busvhess. books. tapes. etc 08 35M (01 GE fr dge and self-cleaning stove Inglis washer and dryer, S20C each 08 3559 (AJA) SECTIONAL couch 3 -piece U - shape rood condition, tan colo 5350 or best offer. 08 3560 (BOW) TROISTER couch grey and rose tone two years old, excel- lent condetion. best offer OB 3S6 (011 COUNTRY K nens plate coxec- tior,. certificates of authenticity included 6 of 8 plates $45 each 08 3562 (OSH) SNAP or !o, -:s S' OCC o b o 08 3563 (OSH) WEDDING d•ess sire 8 and headpiece w T, removable ved light rvorv. Des! offer. 08 3564 (OSH) LOST-.!rte Tykes motorcycis. taken 'rim Lake'led Court on clean-up night Oct 14 please return 08 3565 (OSH) BROTHER Ki+ 26C punch card kn,:I,nT, mac- tie good condi- tionbooks ncluded 5400 or test offer 08 3566 (WHI) BOGY -building set worm S30C asking $225 lintshect pine pot- ter s wnee $350 two home stereo speakers. $100 OB 3567 (PIC) LARGE n,ne-pets dinkg room s-te w0- nut hutch and buffet 7 x7, six chairstwo captains Best offer 08 3568 (OSH) BUNK bed double lower and single top white tubular steel. t yearincludes spring construct- ed mattresses 5350 OB 3569 (OSH) ALMONC kitchen dinette and 4 chars / year old $225 08 3s70 (OSH) PROFESSIONAL mountain bike. Diamond Back Axis XT, mint condition. 15 hours use. 5500 or best offer 08 3571 (OSH) SUNBEAM food processing system. new condition, 5100: also natural and organic health, beauty and cleaning products. call for free consultation. OB ROBERT Bateman limited edi- tion print. 'Bull Moose Challenge', framed. $1.000 or best offer OB 3573 ('BOW) SIX person Beachcomber spa, 1.5 h.p pump. Insulated cover plus one year supply of chemi- cals. OB 3574 (01 NOTE: The recent area code change does not effect our service. You may still dial the number below LIVING room set ncludes couch Ioveseat. chair, foot- stool, coffee and side tables. cabinetall for $400 OB 3575 (AJA) LARGE freezer. 27 cubic ft perfect working condition. $200 or best offer OB 3576 (WHI) LOOKING !or used day bed reasonable price. with all the trimmings. in good shape OB 3577 (OSH) DRILL press floor model. third "sepcwer 5650 or best offer 08 3578 (OSH) KELVINATOR 'til' -size Ice cream deet 1,eeze for a store. 5 years new 5400 or best offer 08 3579 (AJA) Ads will only appear a minimum of 2 editions per week. At the end of the week phone 1-800-667.6083 to renew if required. Please note: ads that do not have a voice mail- box will be deleted. APARTMENT s :e std -k-; wdsher and d•ye•excellent working condreon. 5350 or test offer OB 3580 (AJA) GUITAR, !2 sr ^g acoustic Fender $225 Spark -O -Matic AM.FM cassette and 2 speak- ers $ISO like new 08 3581 (PIC) VIKING sewing machine. 5475 o h - OB 3582 (OSH) FABULOUS p, ces on select ^feces o' !^e Crown Jewels Queen s very own coronet spe- oaly Priced at 899 95 08 3593 PSH) 1980 G S 850 G S�zukl md- nght blue shaft. excellent condr- tion asking 51.200 08 4057 SCOOTER 1985 Honda Elite. 3 000 km mechanically Al. s,on, loaded 4 captain chairs good condition Must sell $7.500 o b 08 4253 1988 Safari targe mini van, lad- der racks heavy-duty suspen- sion, new tires new battery $4 000 or best offer OB 4254 (OSH) 1961 Acadiangreat for student. $5CC Cr best offer OB 4255 (OSH) 1977 GMC van As is, best offer OB 4256 (LrsH) 1983 :Drd LTC Brougham Alpine stereo, new heater great student car, $600 08 4257 (9811 M 1ai'bu Classic. Ile 000 km good running condition. automatic, p s.. Pb air. asking $850 as is 08 4258 (OSH) CHEAP second car excellent conaltior1963 Nrsan Pulsar, 5- speed. 51,000 -anal km like new $2 000 08 4259 (AJA) 19% .,^rysler LeBaron GTS 4 - door a,, automatic, great con- dition. $3.500 o b o OB 4260 1969 l)C^ ysler Newport. new rad battery. good tires no rust Asking S1 000, as is OB 4261 (BOW) 1976 Cordoba. $7,000 ongrnai miles. 400 engine, excellent body interior Needs timing chain S200 o b o 08 4262 (PIC) 1987 - yunda• Pony, good for parrs $200 OB 4263 (WHO RENAULT Allance 1997 ce,n- I1ed Mav '44j astrng $1 300 A.I conofbdn OB 4264 (OSH) SERVICES EARN SSS 'rcm four rwrw. ;ac- tnD,.Dnc d nutntion.woght loss program I do and need help wrm by growing business OB 5107 HAVE !,,n earn extra income mrs '0-i' selling Undercover Wear lingerie No telemarketing, full training 08 5155 (OSH) FEMALE country singer musi- cta^ cox nq for musicians to form band or to pin established band 08 5159 (OSH) YOU can build extra 'ncome fh'ough a part-time business. 08 S161 (OSH) DELIVERY person wanted to deliver brochures every two- !nree weeks. In Bay Ridges area. if under 16 must have parental permission OB 5162 (PIC) SINGER, songwriter looking for muvr,,,ns and vocals interested in loaning a contemporary folk bard OB 5163 (OSH) $am or trade for a newer 14 ft cooll many new parts. excel- aluminum boat OB 4058 (AJA) EMPLOYMENT 111195 Fad Tempo $5oc as s or lent condition $1,200 obo. OB best offer 08 41 SS (OSH) I. With a Touch Tone 198S Ford Tempo. 5 -speed. NEED help'1 Senors w l do goof: cortd.. used daily. 5800 as housework. shopping laundry is of best offer 084156(OSH) and run errands OB 6044 1904 Mustang, looks tike boss (COL) new stereo speakers, tires and WATER colors, private lessons radiator. V-6 3 8 black with bra. for beginners in your home rea- $2 900 cert 08 4157 (AJA) sonab le rates. 086151 FOR sale 1989 Dodge Power SAVE money, learn to create Ram Four Wheel Drrve. 6 titre, your own custom walfcoverings auto transmission. Liner and using paint and stencils, very cap included $8,500 00 08 reasonable 08 6220 (fors") (1) PERSONAL trainer and former 1978 Grand Marquis. Florida professional athlete, provides car. fully loaded, $2 000 00 fitness and nutrition programs 1982 Nighthawk 650cc, best customized to suit rndrvdual's Offer OB 4176 (OSH) needs' OB 6221 (BOW) 1977 Chev Blazer front end. LAWN and garden service, 350, transmission, transfer mowing, fall clean -tip seniors' case. fuel tank, cap and more, for OB discount, real estate welcome. money back OB 6245 PHOTOGRAPHER, building professional portfolio, will exchange photos for modeling, boudoir for men/women as well OB 6246 WORD processing. typing ser- v�cesresumes manuscripts. etc OB 6247 (BOW) LOVING day care provided In my home 13 yrs. experience, any age welcome. TownlineMash OB 6248 (OSH) BABYSITTING available my home. 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Satisfaction guaranteed or OshawaWiftby This desk, Alax-Pickering Naw" Advertiser ano Northumberland News assumes ro kaDllly ler the content or reply b any Barlwilne advertisement The advertiser assumes comptete liability for the content of and all responses b, any adverbsomerll or recorded message and fon any claims made against as a result thereof. the adverbser agrees b 1nQemnity and hold this publication and Metrdand Community Newspaper and Its empbyeos harmless for all costs, expenses and damages resulting from or cawed by the publication or recording placed by the advertiser or any reply 10 such advertisement By using Banerline, the advertiser agrees not to leave his/her telephone number, last name, companyname or address In hl"fher message Oshawa/ Whdby This Week Alax-Pickering News Advertiser 8 Northurrlbenand News reserves the rgnt to rovew, esMt Ix ,;atfGel any adverbemenl Of change I* Calegbry n which an ad is Placed. SINGLE male, 20, very ath- letic. like movies, walks on the beach, romantic evenings, looking for female. 18.25 with similar interests, looking for a long term rela- tionship. SY 1300 ATTRACTIVE single white male, 22, 6'. 180 lbs., enjoys outdoors, evenings out, quiet evenings at home, romantic, shy and sincere, looking for slim white female, 19.25 with same interests for relationship. SY 1301 SHY, lonely male. teddy bear 24, varied interests, seeks female, 20.30 who enjoys quiet times for lasting long term reationship. SY 1302 YOUNG male. 38, would like to meet single sincere female. 25.35 who enjoys good conversation, country file. and BBOs SY 1303 CONTRACTOR, 28, 6. long on love. currently short on time, looking for female, who enjoys night walks along beach, videos, and unbridled passion. SY 1304 BLUE eyed while male. 25. not bad looking, enjoys fish- ing. long walks, romantic evenings, seeks possible long term relationship SY 1305 VERY handsome Italian borr male. 26. Billy Ray Cyrus l)okat,ke with a mus- tache. (only better). Seeks lady for funi relationship. SY 1308 WANTED beautiful blonde Vi was at Wally's Restaurant Wednesday. July 14. 3 00 a m We made con- tact but couldn't talk Ca l if you're interested in Ire man with the gold glasses. SY 1309 MALE wl 37 seeks s' m, a"•ac've lady 25-3: for friendship, possible relation. ship. Mus' be understand- ing Serious inquiries only SY 1310 SINGLE '^aie 30, clean cut and work rg. looking for a tamale. 26-30 who* lonest and has a good sense of humor SY 1312 HEALTHY :a• ng. honest. t t w^'ll ^a e. 41, 5'11" seeks a lady to share the Spark 01 fun romantic times with SY 1313 SINGLE father 27, good loll 6'. '90 lbs., enjoys working out, dancing, dining, q,, et evenings, seeks female, attractive, slim, 25- 35 with similar interests- SY 1315 SPIRITED Taurus, male, white 40. 5'4-, two children. looking for a woman to satis- fy my need 10 be touched mentally, spiritually and physically SY 1317 ROMANTIC male. white. 40. seeks iovable, loyal and affectionate female, who enjoys golf. long walks and quiet evenings. SY 1318 WHITE *aie enjoys wa ks. music, arc going to navies, looking for single white temale 22-25. SY 1411 (OSH) ESTABLISHED, good look- ing, un versity educated black male, 5.9-, non-smok- er, honest, romantic, likes walks, music, movies, seeks independent, slim, affection- ate female, 32-39. race unimportant. SY 1502 SINCERE gentleman, 37, loves children, looking for easy -gang female. 29 to 37. Enjoy dining, walks, Camp. mOVeS.,T 1b34 Be sum to use he fu" 60 seconds ��available whei1 mcord- ing your voice mailbox 9reetorng. LIBRA male, attractive, sin- gle, 47, romantic, caring, affectionate, enjoys music, dancing, outings and good conversation, seeks sincere, affectionate female, 35-45 non-smoker, for lasting rela- tionship. SY 1544 (OSH) AESPfINSIBLE, hard-work- ing, attractive,- athletic single male, 31, single by choice at this time, seeks lady, 25-35, for friendship, possible rela- tionship. SY 1548 TALL attractive male. 32, non-smoker, enjoys music, racquet sports, long walks. movies, quiet romantic evenings, seeks similar female, 25-35, for friendship, possible relationship SY 1554 Companionship - Friendship Call Anytime i I I I?$ I Only charge is $1.99 per minute, there are no extra long distance charges 1. To respond to an ad, call Sincerely Yours 1.416-976-1991' at any time of the day from any touch tone phone within the 416 area code and make a rate of the four digit "mailbox" number that appears at the end of the ad. You may also browse through the system to listen to other recordings. Just follow the recorded Instructions. A charge of $1.99 per minute will appear on your phone bill as soon as you connect with the system. 2 After you receive your numbers, call 1-416-976-1991' from any touch tone phone, 24 his, a day and fol- low the easy (recorded) Instructions. Remember you may NOT leave your last name. phone number or address when recording your message in YOUR mailbox 3 To retrieve your messages call 1-416-976-1991' from any touch tone phone and follow the instruc- loons... Remember to enter your mailbox number and pass code on your phone key pad. A charge of $1.99 per min. will appear on your phone bill as soon as you connect with the system. BROAD -shouldered. a,.,ac tive and cute white male. seeking soft- shouldered, attractive and cute white female, must be slim, warm and affectionate. 22.36. non- smoker. SY 1565 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE hard-working, non-smoker, white male. 35. enjoys cycling, tennis. romantic evenings, loves children Seeks attractive non-smoking female. 25-35 (no material girls please) for companion, possible rela- tionship SY 1570 (OSH) Sincerely Yours... The safer way to meet new people, leave your name and number only when you're ready. OUIET a a"ra:f•.e —a ll 35 omal and easy- gomg,'writh a variety of inter- ests, seeking slim to moi um o i - um build single working mom for meaningful relation- ship SY 1572 (OSH) SINGLE lather. 29. blondoh hal, hazel eyes. enjoys sports, music, romantic: din- ners. and dancing would like to meat woman 25-35 for possible long-term rotation - shop SY 1573 (OSH) SINCERE -^a a 38. 'Kes movies, wails, romantic din- ners. looking for female 28- 38 for similar interests. SY 1574 (OSH) ACTIVE single male. 35. established nom -smoker seeks petite Lady also non- smoker, age is not impor- tant, for fun and companion- ship for possible long-term relationship. Kids are wel- come. Formerly mailbox $1512 SY 1 S75 (Oil ATTRACTIVE male. 29. 5'10-, brown hair, brown eyes, and a winning smile. enjoys romantic dinners with a woman who likes to be treated like a Lady. SY 1576 (Po) OUTGOING male 36, 6'. enjoys music, movies, the outdoors, camping would like to meet single honest and sincere female. 30-40. who enjoys the same for possible long-term relation- ship. SY 1577 (COB) DEPENDABLE, attractive. fit, 35, white male, enjoys outdoors, romance. sports. honesty, seeks, 28-35, attractive fit female golfer, looking for long-term monog- amous friendship. SY 1576 (OSH) PROFESSIONAL male, 34, attractive, well-built, very active interests range from. skiing, motorcycling to the- atre to the arts, seeks a dark haired beauty, 20-28. SY 1579 (OSH) MALE, 36. I'm blonde, blue eyes, 155 Ill slim, my interests are sharing quiet times, music, outdoors. Likes children and animals. wishes to meet female for possible relationship. SY 1560 (OSH)' 30 year old male, single, brown hair, attractive and professional, seeks good looking trt and in good shape white female, 27-32, must be non-smoker and loves outdoors SY 1581 (USH) LISA, reply again, I didn't get your phone number. It's Paul Reply to mailbox a 1561. SY 1562 (OSH) HARDWORKING, sincere male, mid-40s, enjoys pic- ,cs. wa'ks. ou'doOr a:' -•n - ties, dancing, seeks female 28.45 with similar mterests, for friendship and possible relationship. SY 1584 EASY -going, attrac'ive male. early a2 established, romantic. looking for rela- tionship with nor -smoking. attractive, intelligent, fit lady 30.45, let's talk SY 1585 HOPELESS romantic. wi athietic male. 26, blond nail, blue eyes, looking for a slim, attractive woman, 22-32. who's sincere and honest, must like romantic evenings and be spontaneous. non- smoker. Single moms wel- come SY 1586 ATTRACTIVE oloi male. 35 e^.oys 7U e1 and wild times, seeks s' m, petite female. 25-35, single moms m welcoe SY 1587 (OSH) SINCERE —a e. 28. envoys ca•^0'^g omantfc dinners. race tracks. concerts, seek - mg lady 18-30 w th similar interests SY 1588 (OSH) LAST of The '• oro 'Oma-ics loo+ ^g for fun. adventure and long Term rormance with female. 18-23 SY 1589 (OSH) YOUNG. 48. separated Dad. Weil established. smoker, oasy-going, enjoys golf, out. doors. storms, kids, animals, look:ng 'or a cute, affection- ate woman, 30-40. to help restart my life. SY 1590 (OSH) HARDWORKING single ma e. 24, look rg for a female. 19-28, who s honest and down to earth who enjoys camping, musk: and fun times. SY 1591 (OSH) NOT tail, handsome or riot, Just a nice 46 year old guy looking for a slim active lady for a nappily ever after rel tionsha. SY 1592 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE, vm single male. 28, smoker. seeking attractive. sexy, slim female. 25-40, with no dependents, for possible long term rela- tionship Prefer smoker. SY 1593 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE single white male, 34, enjoys long walks. rock music, animals, profes- sional entertainer, seeks female, 19-34, with similar interests, must enjoy ani - mels. SY 1594 (OSH) GOOD -looking, 32. tall. bond, green eyes, who likes movies, tavelhng, with a good sense of humour, seeking a female. 25-32. with similar interests. SY 1596 (OSH) GOOD -looking male, 33, enjoys sports, country music, camping, weekend getaways, long walks, dri- ves. Seeks female. 28-35, who enjoys the same. SY 1597 (Col OUTGOING black male, seeking female, 25-35 for long-term relationship. Single moms welcome, who likes movies, dancing and who is a family type person. SY 1596 (OSH) ROMANTIC male, white, late 40s, enjoys wage, danc- ing, country music. camping, boating, seeks loving, caring woman, 45-50, who will enjoy doing similar things. SY 1599 (OSH) EASY -going, attractive male, 47 years young, seg - employed, would love to start enjoying Ids with attrac- tive, slim lady, 40-50, for possible long-term relation- ship. SY 1800 (OSH) SINGLE, while male, 38, who enjoys -Tor cd movies and romantic dinners, not into sports and with a sense of humour, looking for a we're `e^ale. 25.313 friendship first and possible relationship. Ajax area. SY 1601 (OSH) GOOD -loo, ir•^y male, 40. sincere, honest and hard- working, seeks non-smoking female, 18-35. who enjoys dining, movies, travel and tiShirg, for possible long- term relationship. SY 1602 (OSH) TALL 6 1", blue-eyed, sandy ^a male, 21, seeking romance with female, 19-25. Enjoys heavy metal music, camping, motorcycles. f sh- ong, movies and boating SY 1603 TALL, 6'1', blue-eyed. sandy -paired, healthy, 21, male. seeking roma^ce. Loves heavy metal music. Camping. motorcycling. fish- ing, movies and boating Seeks female. 19-25 SY 1604 (OSH) EASY -go ng single white male. '9 blond hair, blue eyes. 6'2'. shy, enjoys dance clubs, seeking female. 18.20, for tnendship and possible relationship SY 1605 (OSH) SINCERE genneman, 23. seeks honest. good rumoured, female, 22-28. to share everything from quiet evenings alone to nights wt on the town SY 1607 (OSH) FEMALE, 35-^a^arec 5'1', enjoys campng, base- ball, gardening and travel. seeking 'nate. 35-40 who is sincere and establisheC for possible relationship SY 2146 ATTRACTIVE ady, 37 sin- ge. e^jcys '^us.c, dancing, motorcycles and the out- doors, seeks attractive easy going man, 30-40 who enjoys the same SY 2199 INDEPENDENT singe mom 38 smoker, room- mates. 14-1'. many inter- ests, seeks to l large build. single white male, 37-45. with good sense of humor and a hear. SY 2300 YOUNG. very petite mother of 2. 22. enjoys camping. weekend getaways, quiet nights, long drives, walks, looking for Mr Right, must enjoy children. SY 2301 ATTRACTIVE single mom, 30, enjoys dancing. camping Worts. romantic evenings, country music and old rock seeks honest male, 30-40 for a special time and possi- ble relationship. SY 2302 ATTRACTIVE white female, 29 smoker, no dependents, enjoys sport, summer fun, country music, old rock, beer, quiet and wild times seeks mak, 29-35. SY 2303 PROFESSIONAL, female, 24, enjoys reading, long walks, movies and romantic dinners, if you have similar interests, I would love to hear from you. SY 2304 ATTRACTIVE professional female, separated, loves dancing and music, seeks romantic male, 38-50 with sirnilar interests, good sense of harrow and a zest for Me. SY 2306 LADY 52, seeks companion, enjoys gardening, cooking, classical music and cot- tages. SY 2306 ATTRACTIVE divorced mother of 2, 33, looking for attractive male, 33-40, who likes kids, the outflows, music and romancil 2318 ARE you an attractive sin- cere humorous gentleman THE YEWS ADVFirriSER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22,1993 -PAGE 23 RT.4 iii T 23 a'1'3c• ve mo,her of one who enjoys movies, ,music. travel, seeks some- one financially and emotion- ally stable SY 2346 GOOD-LOOKING green eyed. blonde. 59 -!all and bountiful, seeks tall as. 36- 54, man who, loves dancing, dining, conversation, nature, travel, and children. SY 2416 28, independent, easy - go ng, goal -oriented, divorced, full figured, edu- cated, mother of one. with a great sense of humor, seek- ing SWM, 25-38, with per- sonally and inner beauty. Single dads welcome SY 2469 ATTRACTIVE single moth- er. 3'. would like to meet secure attractive fun -loving guy. 30-37, for friendship, possible relationship SY 2476 HONEST, :anng, single mother 3:. seeking a sensi- tive, honest, caring mals, 30.38. wro enjoys quiet evenings, long walks, danc- ng and romance. single fathers welcome SY 2508 (OSH) FEMALE. 25. 5'4', hazel eyes, ong brown hair, self- employed, no dependents. Seeks white, sincere male. 27-34. who is established with a sense of humour and good morals SY 2509 JIM -me industrial engineer "o^ GM who called mailbox ?416 you didn't leave phone no., please respond to 51-. green eyed blonde fatly SY 2511 (OSH) SINGLE mom. 33. sooll a funbving person who enjoys dancing, SO's music. movies. quiet evenings. and who loves children. Look -g 'or serious relationship SY 2512 (OSH) SINGLE woman, 44 aver- age b,. ... loves :h• dren, outdoor activities, dining out, looking for a friend and maybe a life time commit- ment SY 2513 (OSH) FILLY, great legs good form. nielliglil spirited, outgoing, mischievous, green-eyed. 5'5', 130 Ill chestnut, requires 35-40 male trainer, mentally and physically fit, sense of humor necessary. SY 2S14 HOPELESS romantic, 24, seeks mak, 25-30, sponta- neous, adventurous, honest, sincere for friendship com- panionship and possible long-term relationship. SY 2515 (OSH) FEMALE 18, blonde hair, blue eyes. 57", 125 lbs., considered attractive looking for an attractive man, 18-25, who enjoys musk:, dancing, travel and isnl afraid to fall in love. SY 2516 (COB) FUN -LOVING, lady, 50, non-smoker, enjoys dining out, travel, dancing, long walks. Country music, look- ing for sincere gentleman, 47-58, with similar interests for possible long-term rela- tionship. SY 2517 (OSH) KENT please respond to mailbox #2369 again because you got cut off while leaving your phone number. SY 2516 (OSH) SINGLE white female, full figured, brown hair, 25, look- ing for single male, 25-40. for lasting relationship. SY 2519 (OSH) TWO fun -loving, respectable damsels: one glittery blonde. one down-to-eanb brunette,. Seeking two intelligent, yl Cached financially stable white knights 35.45. Do dreams really come true SY 2520 (OSH) PERSONALITY plus, petite blonde, with great sense of humor, enjoys working out, looking for a good looking, romantic guy. 40-50. to Share some togetherness SY 2521 (OSH) HITCHHIKER on the road to For persons 18 years of age and over cve a"racf vie s ^g e 3? year old Dionde, slim, inter- ested in meeting attractive. caring and fid male for com- panionship. SY 2522 (OSH) HI, my name is Linda. 5, very attractive. likes sports, spontaneous, dancing, movies, likes to jump out of hot air balloons, seeking someone with similar inter- ests SY 2523 (OSH) FINANCIALLY s•ab'e fun- ov rg s ng,e mother of one who enjoys quiet times, old movies, seeks a man, 25-35. who too is t red of head games' Friendship, possible long-term relationship SY 2524 (COB) WANTED male companion, soya' and Prue. who can make a �ommrtment and'cv- low'rrough Ore who loves to laugh and dance. has me to read. time to romance. 55-60. SY 2525 (Ol BEAUTIFUL brunatte, 19. .soy s:" very romantic, wants funny, Caring, intelli- gant ma 22-30. who enpys'he Timor things in lite s th s you" Call me SY 2526 (OSH) LEO, —wire 21, attractive s,ngie mom of one. enjoys outdoors and cottage life. woril out, cards and fish- ing. LOOK: ng for someone. 25-35. thoughtful and caring. SY 2527 (OSH) WHY Oona men ',:Ke single mo'-ers' Yes, i am employed, I appy horseback riding and the outdoors, ntelligent. very attractive and has a lot to offer, look- ing for someone 28-38. SY 2528 (OSH) BLONDE -hared, blue-eyed. single mother. 25. looking for someone, 27-35, who enjoys sports. music, danc- ing as well as quiet evenrigs and late might walks. semi - aggressive man with a bit of romance mead only apply. SY 2529 (CISH) ATTRACTIVE single female. 21. 5'7- 115 lbs , enjoys the outdoors, quiet evenings in and good times. Seeks attract" while make. 22-26, with similar interests, for possible relationship SY 2531(OSH) SINGLE, full figured mom, 22, enjoys movies, quiet nights at home, non-smoker, seeks male, 22-32, who thinks personality Comes first. SY 2532 (COB) ATTRACTIVE single mother of two, 27, 510', auburn hair and hazel eyes, seeks (un- loving male who enjoys sports. movies or just hang- ing out at home. SY 2533 (OSH) TALL, slim, blond, business woman, seems to attract Mr. Wrong, bolding for Mr. Right, or something in between. Must be tall, funny and pro- fessional, 35-45. SY 2534 TERRY, please call again, it's Cheryl, I was working. SY 2535 (OSIQ GOOD400king. brown -eyed. blonde, petite, in late 40s, seeks tag man, full head of hair, who loves dancing, dln- irg, romance, late 40s, look- ing for someone to make my life complete. SY 2536 (OSITI) FEMALE, 33, seeks fun -lov- ing, honest, romantic male, 35-45, for friendship, must like kids. SY 2537 (OSH) PROFESSIONAL female, 43, romantic at heart, loves all music, dancing, dining, smoker, seeks established, fit male who likes to have fun, for possible sincere relationship. SY 2538 (OSH) FUN -loving female, 32. with great sense of humour, tired of the bar scene, enjoys din- ners in Or out. Iasi -paced Or laid-back atmospheres, seeks male. 35-40, for fun times, possible relationship. No head games' SY 2539 (OSH) VERY attractive fud-hgured single mother of one, enjoys movies• reading. Sunday dri- ves, looking 'or a man, 22- 32, to share this with, must like children. SY 2540 (COB) VERY attractive mother of one, unarmed but attached with Mr. Wrong, looking for Mr Right, 22-32. he must enjoy movies car rides and Children SY 2541 (COB) ATTRACTIVE 'ar^a'a ^✓se. 33 -or-sr-orier and sbirrt„- al. erpys 1a^cing, reads^g. movies, wl pets. of Would like 'o —get aie or frierdsrip and poll is r^; - til re;at o, s, b SY 2542 (OSH) YOUNG single mcrmer of 2. looking for sincere. mature relaTIonshe will, an emotion- ally and financially stable make. 25-32. SY 2543 (OSH) ARE you single' Arra:-trve' 30-4,-' And nterestotl in a morogamOus long-term relationship' Then this blonde -haired single mom, 28, who enjoys camping, Quiet nights. horseback -.a- ing and walks by the all would like to hear from you. SY 2544 (OSH) FEMALE, ,nattaChad. mal working, down to earth, oll going, variety of interests. M and slim, looking for honest mak. 30-40, of similar quali- ties for friendship first. SY 2546 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE lady, blonde. single, 35, interested in meeting a single, honest, attractive male, 30-40, lot friendship, possible relation- ship. SY 2547 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE single white male seeking attractive friendly fit and fun single white female companion 24- 34, non-smoker, for two week vacation in the Conbbelin. SY 3165 (OSH) SINGLE mom, of 2, 26. interested in meeting some- one who likes kids, likes the outdoors and quiet times, seeking male 28-35, who is sincere and caring to spice up only lire. SY 3166 (OSH) MALE, 67, 5'9", 200 lbs., French Canadian. Love the outdoors, boating, motorcy- cling. Would love to meet lady, 4049. to spend time down south, SY 3167 (OSH) MARRIED lady, looking for mature male, 23-45, busi- nessman or officer of the law, for friendship, someone 10 talk to and a shoulder to lean on. SY 3168 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE widow, 68. 5'5". 130 lbs . blue eyes. smoker, likes to meet intelli- gent gentleman who likes dancing, movies and quiet times and friendship. SY 3170(OSH) LADY, 56, 59', new to area, who likes dancing, traveling and outdoors, seeks gentle- man, 55-65, for friendship and possible relationship. SY 3171 (OSH) SUM, caring female. 49, likes dancing, walking, play- ing cards and big or ta!krng, seeking someone. 49-60 who is honest and sincere 'or relationship SY 3172 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE. female. likes ri es, d;^ ^.g. daro'rg walks, sports minded. seeks. Same in senior mal- ady n 50's a^logs dining, dancing. plays cards. Would like Oompanionshrp for social events. SY 4000 LADY r 50s enlcys dining. dancing. slays ands would like Ocmpananship for socia, events SY 4002 WIDOWER, 6' '50 lbs.. sell s m aay. 52-62, who's r'tefests include Banc. ng long walks, gardening, =utdoors. looking for 'ong- asil retatiorzol SY oil FEMALE 6:. petite. 5. bi e :•ve3. sty disppailal, fol •a to meet a sincere ger e. —a^ 55-65 =^joys dancing. -ave'ing. 0s•Jocrs ii :•-ioker social drinker SY 3040 ATTRACTIVE ady 50, dr^^.c. a- 3Csta ler enjoys :.ret Ames, dining, dancing_ assica� -+us c, travel ^ ^d nature. OOK -g 'c' a oulonate. 47-57 ^ea'^y ;ant for •elat onsrib SY 4041 (OSII) GAY write •mail. 30, 511'. '5Z los , considered good ooking, rf you are sincere monogamous and honest and beiieve n loci"tl ^g a relationship based or Crus' and laug"o, then p ease pan. SY 5249 (OSH) MALE, 49 —a-- ec ii c I.KO 'b —00' Tarried atly 35-55. who needs someone to lister, augh and -mc^ with. 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A� ."q - vp owadanviUc' S most ulmova- SUMMIN CHOKE KMLAMI clsoice plan allows you A again — bringing the dww die exterior design and y 0 0 Stowniog, a home chmer an best =its ym f=* geWs saga anywhere: else, come beoft Melody Homo and thea amw from a variety and seem an nfforilwe %Aw" taho saM ,, jr, — tai lothoasebaYiMSboon in door PML YUMMY a Casson widbout a caswo price. AINMPWG-y V891dqFIP centre and see what Melod Aad.. • cw"p WMI*k fivas 30 dWj flosses is offering i a WbawyewASkUy MIDIM dr W"nsinville. Ib teachMe sale node, h4ne is availabk AW owne. exit Hwy. 401 at LVan stud pa"down Eve um YOMA Mckdr, Room, bas un so Ft Ave. Mw sak W& ',Fir 4�d9t♦d�'r W-YOWN"19, 110 lilt i as WIL PAGE 2 OSHAWA THS WEBUAJAX NEWS ADVEATOX.OeL 22.29,19USM 11 eAM 09L 2S - 30,1M , " ' Nemw Hoazes aaad Iaterlors '94 looks promising for housing While the economy has been slow coming out of the past recessionary period, experts say there are signs that point to a better year ahead — espe- cially for the housing industry. Peter Andersen, president of Andersen Economic Research and Canadian Home Builders' Association economist, offers good news for the industry. "Canadian housing is not as far into its recovery cycle as is the case in the U.S.. but prospects are good for next year.- he says in an article published in the current Home Builder magazine. "Realistically, we don't expect a good market for builder sales until next spring- However. once the housing recovery catches on, it will last for a number of years." Speaking recently in Oshawa, Andersen explained how certain fac- tors indicate the economy is showing signs of growth. ..The trucking industry is getting busier, the TSE index has climbed 700 points in 1993 and Americans are buy- Few ing Canadian stock again," Andersen said. "The amount of cash circulating in the hands of the general public sug- gests strong growth in the cash ec6no- my" Increased spending is especially important to the housing industry in sectors like home renovation and resale housing. Andersen pointed out how baby boomers are now in the late 40s and early 50s and this age group has always been associated with spending money on home renovations. "Sales of building materials are up five per cent." he said. -The renova- tion segment is showing good recov- ery and kitchen and bath renovation should be a big factor in '94." The new home segment will take slightly longer to show strong signs of recover}•, according to Andersen, and marked improvement should be evi- dent starting in the spring of 1994. "The Oshawa area is on the leading edge of recovery," the economist said. "'This is one of the areas showing good employment statistics. In fact. Oshawa investments match return on a new house purchase "Homeownership will continue to be a good invest- ment, even in a low -inflation world," says a study, which compares the investments of homeowners and renters in 11 cities across Canada. Few investments can match the returns on a new house purchase. While the homebuyers's initial invest- ment mar represent only five or 10 per cent of the total purchase price of a new home, appreciation accumu- lates on 100 per cent of the value of the home. If the homeowner sells the house, no tax is paid on the earn- ings for the investment — as capital gain on a personal residence is tax free. The study, conducted by Clayton Research Associates, indicates that if house prices increase in line with the two -per -cent general inflation rate, home- owners will have a $50,00 greater net worth after 20 years than renters investing in GICs or in the stock market, and a $167.000 greater net worth after 30 years. Even if house prices do not rise at all, the owner's net worth is still $75,000 greater than the renters after 30 years. Once the mortgage is paid off after 25 years, home- owners' shelter costs fall to less than one-third of renters' shelter costs. Homeowners can then reinvest the difference for even greater financial gain. Beyond the financial benefits, the study also points out the "additional advantages of homeownership in terms of security of tenure, control of one's living environment, pride of ownership (and) access to an asset on which to secure a line of credit." is leading Ontario in employment rat- ings." Solid employment figures com- bined with low interest rates should help build consumer confidence, TAYLORWOOD COURT A distinctive neighbourhood of fine estate homes from $350,000 in North Oshawa across from Durham College. Michael Zygocki will design your dream home or buy a lot and choose your own builder. x TAYLO Csa:� 4 Al LIMITED FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL MICHAEL ZYGOCKI 728-9471 PV,A I] 1 • indust which is a must for growth in the economy, in general, and the housing industry, in particular. "There is good news all around for '94," concluded Andersen. • RWOOD ROAD _ 9 :I FM_414( t i all The AIONthot A $172.900 The Shwwood A $M,s00 k - FR__ �,ww � Ttte Dwtnww A $193.500 17, Kingsway Forest by Durham Homes offers the location and quality you've always desired. This serene and attractive community offers discerning purchasers bungalow and two storey designs packed with features such as cathedral ceilings, fantail 6 bay windows, ape bathrooms and garden room kitchens. All homes are situated on full-size 39' to 48' lots in a forested and open space environment. Buy now and choose your FREE OPTION! y. The Comfort Package A complete central air conditioning system for your new home' 2. The Green Package Landscape shrubbery and an interlocking Stone walkway! 3. The Convenience Package A dishwasher, central vacuum and electric garage door opener! 05MWA The bepw" Feral San CoWe is a Tw0im RI. I" MM o1 ANtade Moe to Thus. 2 Mn to 7 pili Sot. and &N soon to 5 Pori FnM . Dam 4 ,11 1-11 (416) 436-5161 Exclusive Agent: WS Realty Ltd. 430-3823 r ■ 1 I / 1 VICTORIA GARDEN FREEHOLD TOW OSHAWA THIS WEEWAJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, Oct. 22.29, ISMEST HOMES, Oft 23 - 30, IM PAUL a A Aw • I :JA1.4:1:i,I►I r SINGLE FAMILY HOMES ' a , ' "'' 7., : HOMES 2250so�isris ---- F 1 . X s y . CONCEPTARTISTS , ►'T'�1'i 3I, ,11 •PAR lut bummuNITY FREE U PACKAG, ON THE PARKWOOD COLLECTION IftO SO FT Sibi 990990 0 LOT --t " Victoria Garden (AeRsDoE N Sales OfficeOlocated on Waverly Rd. lust north of Hwy. 401. FREEHOLD TOWNHOMES BOWMANVILLE 1-300-363-6338 or 697-2112 a 25 MINUTES EAST OF O APPLE BLOSSOM z UJ o ¢ SALES AJAX yy SHAWA t -fir PIM PER OONCESSION ST. W FIWv2 ¢ . KING ST. EAST i Q ¢ FT. PRICE MONTH%" Go Q i f 4,990 J�• Q W SALES< �w� 3' W m 2 I OFFICE J HwY 401 LAKE ONTARIO 164 109990 3851.86 I �n`1301 3117,990 '913.82 C-7 - —�D X384 120,9 '937.05 mm I45 '122,990 '952.54 r - i M FREE APPLIANCES �gVCLUDED i- ynJt:: un 5`, JUWN AN 7 ICAP MCP' AGE AT 5 5 OF;9P A?c_ c: �0 0..: EC �1:���.,EP5 0N_i PP :E' ANO L CA' CNC : & E. O CHANGE W! --OL- 90 CE ART'S-, CONCE97T THE COVENTR t AVAILABLE IN PHASE 2 SI38 99r ' r" .. - .. _ :,. �ifd VICTORIA HARDEN SINGLE FAMILY HOMES ' a , ' "'' 7., : HOMES 2250so�isris ---- F 1 . X s y . CONCEPTARTISTS , ►'T'�1'i 3I, ,11 •PAR lut bummuNITY FREE U PACKAG, ON THE PARKWOOD COLLECTION IftO SO FT Sibi 990990 0 LOT --t " Victoria Garden (AeRsDoE N Sales OfficeOlocated on Waverly Rd. lust north of Hwy. 401. FREEHOLD TOWNHOMES BOWMANVILLE 1-300-363-6338 or 697-2112 a NOURS: MON - THURS: 2 - 8 PM, SAT - SILK NOON - 6 PM BOWMANVILLE Rainbow z e Rainbow Ridge Sales Office located on Mearns north of Concession east of Liberty St. 01' 687-2000 25 MINUTES EAST OF O APPLE BLOSSOM z UJ o ¢ SALES AJAX WHITBY SHAWA OFFICE OONCESSION ST. W FIWv2 ¢ . KING ST. EAST i Q ¢ Go Q i f W Q W SALES< �w� 3' W m 2 I OFFICE J HwY 401 LAKE ONTARIO NOURS: MON - THURS: 2 - 8 PM, SAT - SILK NOON - 6 PM BOWMANVILLE Rainbow z e Rainbow Ridge Sales Office located on Mearns north of Concession east of Liberty St. 01' 687-2000 PACE 4 OSHAWA THIS WEEKIAJAX NEW ADVERnSER� Oet 22 - 2! l"&49EST r .. e e. f• n ,ersrr�e„ ,ot e.., .r �:=�rrri FIOIIE3+OCL2!-�.1flS �>��� ilaacisi Iaterl0�'d Work'with builder to make dream come true Buying a new home can be an exciting and rewarding process. Before signing on the dotted line, however, you should do some research.. This means visiting open houses and model homes with your list of must -haves versus nice -to -haves in hand, always balancing you needs and desires with your financial resources. Once you have decided on a builder and home style, you must then decide on the features that will ultimately result in your own unique home. That is why it is so important you select a professional builder, one who will help to make the entire process, from first offer to celebrating your first anniversary in your new home, run as smoothly and trouble-free as possible. Your and your professional builder will share a very important goal — making sure you will enjoy your new home long after you receive the keys to the front door. Constructing a house is a complex process that demands expert planning, knowledge of municipal bylaws and regulations, careful scheduling and skilled co-ordination by an experi- enced builder. A typical house con- tains more than 3,000 parts, all of which must be assembled carefully and in sequence. It takes approximate- ly 30 different subtrades to carry out this work, from framers to roofers to finishing carpenters. all of whom must arrive at the building site in the right order at the right time. In fact, there are 109 workers involved in the con- struction of a new single-family home. The professional home builder stands at the centre of this process as the driving force in getting together materials, labor and information, guid- ing the project through a schedule and packaging everything into an attractive quality product that will provide you, the home owner, with years of comfort and pleasure. Establishing a good working rela- tionship with your builder at the outset will help both of you throughout the construction process. Find out who your ongoing contact will be. Your builder may have a representative such as a salesperson who is responsible for customer relations and who will be available for consultation during the actual construction of your home. If desired, your builder can provide you with information about financing your new home. Some builders arrange mortgages in order to facilitate the sale and make the purchasing pro- cess as easy as possible. Others can make suitable recommendations to their customers based on long-stand- ing working relationships with one or several lending institutions in the com- munity. Your builder may also be able to give you useful advice if you have to sell your existing home in order to buy a new home. Most builders have culti- vated a good business relationship with resale brokers in the community. Before work can begin, your builder will need a firm offer that includes final specification of all features, options and changes. This requires you to consider your needs and wants care- fully in light of the features and options offered by the builder. Most builders offer a number of choices for their standard finishing products, like color of the carpeting and style of kitchen and bathroom tiles. Many builders also have full inventory of optional items such as upgraded kitchen cupboards and flooring. "Environmentally friendly option packages" are rapidly growing in pop- ularity as more home buyers want to include energy- and water -conserving technology in their new home. Low - flow showerheads and toilets, upgrad- ed heating systems, high-performance windows, "recycling stations" in the kitchen and backyard composters help to reduce the use of resources and ben- efit the environment. Don't hesitate to discuss your con- cerns and questions with your builder who will be able to assist you in mak- ing the right decisions for your home. Your builder will keep a record on file of all the selections you make. Nothing is left to chance! THE DREAM TAKES SHAPE During construction of your home, you may be asked to make a few addi- tional decisions, such as placement of electrical outlets. Be sure to give each matter adequate consideration, but don't delay unnecessarily or the sched- ule for the entire project may be affected. Try to stick to choices you made in the beginning. In many cases, the materials you select are ordered imme- diately to ensure delivery on time. Before requesting changes during con- struction, discuss the implications with your builder. Are your new choices readily available? How much time will you lose? How does the change affect the scheduling of subtrades? Your move -in date? And, finally, what is the cost of the suggested change? If the change is important to you and you accept the implications, your builder will arrange to make the change. Changes can often be accommodated, since your builder wants you to feel happy with your new home and satis- fied with the service you receive. THE FINAL TOUCHES As construction heads into the final stages, it is important to maintain close contact with your builder and be avail- able at short notice to ensure smooth sailing right to the end. Sometimes, decisions have to be made on the spot or, occasionally, unexpected delays might interfere with final closing. Only a few can call the Rouge th This land at the very edge of the Rouge River Valley is land that time forgot. Or perhaps we all thought it too close to nature to build upon. But here it is in all its natural beauty. Now, thoughtfully drawn into magnificent estate lots, for a few very fortunate families. Marshall Homes builds with respect for the land in 'Tall Trees. Established streetscapes seen against the backdrop of the forest and the valley of the Rouge. Architecture on a grand scale, dramatic rooflines, noble entrance ways, soaring windows, all the details that bespeak a million dollar home, priced now from $339,9W. ei In -Fall "Trees and The (rove, best friends are made for keeps. Small wonder! Little I.eague plays in a field close enough to walk. The Rec Centre, 10 minutes from Tall "Trees, is home to the Hockey Team. And the pool is right nearby. So when you get home, you get to stay home. 01 Craig Marshall builds these homes as if he lived here. And he does. - In this quiet pocket, with the hustle of the city near, but far, -ball Trees invites you to come and look and stay for a long, long time. Perhaps a lifetime. r own backyard. {Fate It out for the wildlife' Take the Meadou vale route orr -lol, headir;g for the Zoo. East em Sheppard, then caretulh cork lett ort Twyn Rivers. The'road 14—old—as—down to rhe riser on the Rouge Valle' floor, and o'er the bridge, the old hest risir{g overall. At the top of the Valley, on the other .side, you'll find Idll Dees, a quid enelave of magnificent homes lvaning up against the w(mid/ands of the Rowe. We hope you Il plan to stay. Sal- e )ffie a Iloursr .blonde,' - I7mr,day ]Pen - tipm, Weekends k Hohdaps Ilam - 6pnt 7rlephont, (416) 500-3aso r� BROOKWOOD IS WHITBY'S MOST DESIRABLE NEIGHBOLJRIIOOD! I ...So Come In and Take $25,000 in Free Extras or Take $15,000 Off the Purchase Ptice,t* vv unnnn� ,: �" � C'llllllll ''. �uiumm�mn�u�uninuum. EDO luuuunwuluw -, _ . `�'11► �� n' !11 1DIIIIW�TJOIWII mss- -�-----------► _ Buil IlUl Im H ing Sorithern 0nt The Foblrloils Seaton, rritly File ji Bedrooms, .�. _"400 Sq Ft, on o SO' Lot, from II IIIIIIO. INull��j� llu s23499()!-", a • � 'Ei S ��►�MEM��`,`d` rTo , • . • . i • . . I t l 1 . . . ` , r � . •. t , .. . • . . _ I . l , . 1 PAGE • OSHAWA THIS WEEVJAJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, oct. 22 -29, 1101113SEST NOIIM oa, 23 -30, IM 14eW =loges asad Zntc 14MZ,! d 'today'sMaster suites are o u ar in mes No longer just a place to lay one's head, today's bedrooms are retreats of solace and luxury. In fact, features like private, adjoining baths, sitting rooms, dress- ing rooms or walk -out decks are turning today's bedrooms into master suites. With home renovation being so popular these days, there seems to be an endless variety or products and ideas available to consumers. With a little creativity or some helpful input from an interior designer and an architect, the possibilities are about as endless as your budget. If you are thinking about revamp- ing your bedroom or building a new one, keep versatility and your lifestyle in mind when planning. GETTING STARTED If your plans are still in the forma- tive stages and you are unsure of where to start, it is a good idea to scout around for ideas by consulting some design or remodelling publica- tions. Depending on your space and budget limitations, you'll be able to sort out your preferences and you should be able to get some indication of the costs associated with such a project. Other than a sleeping space, ask yourself what purposes you would like the room to serve. Do you want it to do double duty as a combined bedroom and sitting room'' Do you want to have a portion of the room designated as working space for those work -at-home nights`' Perhaps you want to have special space for a television, stereo or sim- ply curling up with a good book. You might also like your own private adjoining bathroom or perhaps an adjoining dressing area that leads to the bath area. You should also determine whether privacy and quiet are ulti- mate priorities. If so, you'll want to incorporate some sound muffling devices — especially if your bed- room is located close to the major activity hub of your home — the kitchen or the family room. Thick carpeting is an effective tool in muffling sound. And windows on busy streets or close to adjoining properties can be covered with fab- rics that will help deaden sound and act as effective insulation barriers as well. FURNITURE If new furniture is also included in your plans, it's a good idea to visit several showrooms long before you get too far in the planning process. This will give you a realistic idea of the size and feel of the types of pieces you'd like to incorporate. A four-poster or sleigh bed, for instance, might look a little larger in real life than what you had initially envisioned. It pays to be realistic. Pick pieces that are comfortable, reflect your tastes and lifestyle and stay within your budget limitations. USING EXISTING SPACE If you want to work within the existing space of your present bed- room, you'll obviously be more lim- ited in the scope of your project. However, keep in mind that windows and doors can be replaced. or installed in new locations. Walls can also be removed or new ones can be installed. You can also incorporate a number of techniques to make the room look larger than it is. This can be achieved by going to a monochromatic color scheme or installing large mirrors. The installation of new, larger windows can also open up a room a great deal. FOCAL POINT Since a bedroom's primary function is for sleeping, experts suggest that the bed act as the focal point of your bed- room. They also stress the importance of a good -quality mattress. Ideally, there should be enough room in your bedroom for a couple of bedside tables. But, if space is at a premium, there are several innova- tive ideas — like headboards with built-in, fold -away storage compart- ments — that you can incorporate to make the most effective use of exist- ing space. For ideas, talk to a deco- rating consultant or check out some remodelling publications. Design experts also suggest that you allow between two and three feet of clear space on either side of the bed so it is easier to access and make up. Adequate access room should also be left for items like wardrobes, dressers and dressing tables. Lighting is also an important con- sideration which is sometimes over- looked in the redecorating process. Most likely you'll want to have ade- quate lighting for reading in bed. You may also require task lighting if you plan to incorporate a work area into your bedroom. With a little foresight and ingenu- ity, you can transform your bedroom into a cosy. secluded refuge from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. SAVE THOUSANDS! LIBERTY VILLAGE IN BOWMANVILLE Monday to Thursday 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, Sunday and Hols.� 1 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. O O Call (416) 623-4644 *To qualified purchasers a.Q lleS 30 �. F "THE CHOICE BUM"rin L -Aed quantitme. Illustrations are urUst s concepts. Prlcas WW specs ars corse at press bme OW subject to change wIl nput IWtICa. E. i O.E. t21 0 i 0 M a o = '1 0 i L39 $ a z i = AJAX OSHAwA •� _COMM" n IN BOWMANVILLE Monday to Thursday 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, Sunday and Hols.� 1 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. O O Call (416) 623-4644 *To qualified purchasers a.Q lleS 30 �. F "THE CHOICE BUM"rin L -Aed quantitme. Illustrations are urUst s concepts. Prlcas WW specs ars corse at press bme OW subject to change wIl nput IWtICa. E. i O.E. W - i . OSHAWA THIS WEEKIAJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, ocL 22.20,1l0CI6W N XWA Oa, 23.30,19041 PAGE 7 Oil Aspen Springs is a complete community Driving around Aspen Springs, you every home sold in the community. The Aspen Forest get the sense this is a vibrant, growing This attention on the part of the is one of the community. developer ensures the purchaser of a more popular When the Kaitlin Group announced positive homebuying experience, designs at Kaitlin plans for this Bowmanville develop- which translates to excellent referrals. - - Group's Aspen ment, there was great enthusiasm. The In fact, a large number of homes sold Springs develop - community would eventually house in Aspen Springs thus far have come - ment. approximately 10,000 people, a shop- about as a result of "word-of-mouth" _ k •--• ping centre, a park, a recreation com- advertising. plex and be the eventual site for the Aspen Springs is located on 500 proposed GO Transit station. The acres on Martin Rd. (Durham enthusiasm didn't stop there. Regional Rd. 57), between Hwy. 2 and 16 It is now two years later. Hwy. 401. To visit Aspen Springs and 4+►.. Approximately 200 satisfied families see one of the decorated model homes, already call Aspen Springs home. The exit Hwy. 401 at Waverly Rd., proceed _ first phase of the development is fin- north to Martin Rd. and watch for the -� ished and cleaned up and phase two is Aspen Springs signs. underway. If you take a drive around Office hours at 1 to 8 p.m. Monday weekends. The sales office is closed For more information on Aspen Aspen Springs, you will notice that to Thursday and 1 I a.m. to 6 p.m. on on Friday. Springs, call 623-7027 or 427-8605. construction on the community park has started and it will soon be filled with activity. "We really planned the community carefully," says Kaitlin Group's vice president Gary Daniell. "The house` designs, construction techniques and service are second to none. We are inviting people to come have a look at r. _ what Aspen Springs has to offer." ,t Aspen Springs is well suited to dif- ferent requirements in home sizes and family lifestyle. Prices start at an for extremely affordable $99.900. 4' one of the beautiful freehold town - homes. There are also large detachedPi: homes providing 2.446 -square -feet of ..T- _ ' living space on 50 -foot lots. homes on detached 40 -foot lots and link homes !!` on 30 -foot lots. —2 The Kaitlin Group is also offering some great incentives. Buying a home in Aspen Springs now will get you a ,, •' "` - 55.000 grant, that can be applied toward your downpayment, and an �r c:.w appliance package that includes stove, refrigerator, washer, dryer and built-in dishwasher. Regardless of the size of the home _ g however, the Kaitlin Group has taken_04 "' great care and paid close attention to On Ali detail and incorporated the thoughtful .g designs into all home styles. Even the townhomes feature attractive arched windows, decorative brickwork, vary- "#'�� ' !% ing rooflines and recessed styling that _ ' 1 : ' ' I 1 .or Me makes for a pleasant streetscape. But houses are just part of the development. The Kaitlin Group has included plans for all facets of daily life. For example, there is a commer- cial development that includes exten- `:sive shopping facilities. Canadian Tire has already moved in and the com- mercial mall which includes a = Loblaws store is close to becoming a Teality. There are schools and recre- ation facilities and land has also been "allocated for a proposed GO Transit station. Then there is Kaitlin's after-sales service. When you plan a community the size of Aspen Springs, the careful planning doesn't stop once construc- tion starts. Kaitlin stresses the importance of -each resident and, with that in mind, e developer has established an effi- �Jieut after -Wo §grvjge.4Rept ,. 64at ltdepis ihforhtl dd=fitd' ' PAGE Ir OSHAWA THS WEMAJAX W" A MRTISER. Oct. 22,41, UMUMT HOMES, Oat ?.S - A0„1 fM Niew Hoses salad Interiors ' et iOmportant forfireplace enj*oyment Now that winter is full swing, do you result. amount of wood you put in your stove gest that you exercise great care if you envision you and your loved ones For "decorative” fires that are merely or fireplace in accordance with the tem- intend to dispose of any Christmas curled up around a cosy hearth, enjoy- for aesthetics and serve no heating pur- perature outside. wrapping paper in your fireplace or ing the wan -nth of a cheerful fire'? pose, soft woods are tine. In fact, if you woodstove. They caution against Fireplaces are a focal point of any merely want to light a fire in your fire- COMMON SENSE putting large quantities in at a time home — especially during the winter place for decorative purposes — during Fire prevention authorities suggest because the paper is highly flammable months when they tend to be used the the holiday season for instance — you that you practice common sense when and causes a very intense heat buildup. most. However, if you have a fireplace may want to consider using manufac- using your fireplace — especially Jur- or woodstove, make sure you use it with tured, pre-packaged logs which can be ing the holiday season. Nothing should OTHER SAFETY TIPS care. Although the number of chimney found in many hardware, grocery or be hung below the mantle if you intend It's also a good idea to have a fire fires has dropped somewhat in recent convenience stores. to use your fireplace. extinguisher nearby when operating years — largely due to improved con- However, if your fire is for heating Stockings, cards and garlands can be your fireplace. In fact, it's advisable to sumer awareness — you should try to purposes and you want to obtain heat highly combustible. Once these types of have one in the house at all times. But keep a watchful eye on your fireplace quickly, you should build a small pile of items ignite, they can fall onto the car- make sure you're familiar with how to during use and afterwards — especially loosely stacked pieces of wood in your pet or nearby furniture, causing them to use it before a crisis occurs. if you use it a lot. stove or fireplace. If you want a longer- also ignite. The hearth area should be Wood boxes should also be kept clear To start with, inspect your flue (and lasting fire, the wood should be stacked also kept clear of objects in case of stray of the fireplace or stove unless it is actu- pipes if you have a wood stove) on a together more tightly. sparks. ally built into the side of your fireplace. regular basis — at least once a year if A good rule of thumb is to adjust the Fire prevention authorities also sug- At least 1.2 metres is the recommended you don't use your fireplace much. Fireplace prevention authorities rec- ommend that chimneys be thoroughly cleaned once a year — preferably by a professional chimney sweep. In addition to cleaning your chim- ney, a good chimney sweep will care- fully inspect any deposits inside your chimney and should be able to give you helpful suggestions on how to reduce the buildup of creosote. CREOSOTE B[71_D 'P The main buildup of residue in your chimney is caused by the incom- plete combustion of wood in the bum- ing process. The resulting material — which is generally tar -like in appear- ance — is called creosote. This mate- rial is highly combustible and, if enough of it builds up, can ignite when you bum wood in your stove or fireplace. Chimney fires can cause a great deal of damage. For instance, the mor- tar in your chimney can become weakened from the intense heat of the fire. And flying sparks from the chim- ney fire could ignite your roof or any other nearby flammable sources. If you are unsure of the state of your chimney and don't recall when it was last cleaned, ask an expert to take a closer look to tell you what's required regarding maintenance and repair. USE DRY WOOD Experts say the best way to keep creosote buildup at a minimum is to only use well -dried, seasoned wood. If the wood hasn't been dried thor- oughly, it will smoulder and this will result in more buildup in your chim- ney because the more smoke you cre- ate, the more creosote you'll end up with. To determine how dry the wood is, inspect the end grain for cracks. You might even want to try pounding a nail into one of the ends. If it comes out visibly moist, you know the wood isn't completely dry. TYPES OF WOOD If you are using your fireplace or stove for heating purposes, then you'll probably want to use hardwood. This type of wood is denser in composi- tions and has more energy content as a IL �`�' r - -4 I -r i MI 1 IFIF LF F F J Awl Vii• - --t:-e /.'F T --A 4�j The Joshua Bungalow $169,900 Elk y If L 1 FIRST COME FIRST SERVED! Don't be disappointed! Call Laurie or Derek today! Call 725 6617 900 rw... t. n... t -s r Srt. 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MRRY EU)f BEATRICE .0 z cc 1 401 (OSHAWA) i OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER. Oct. 22.29.19nSEST HOMES, Oet- 23 - 30,1N3 PAGE 15 New Hoximem grid Zriterlors Credit planning is an essential part of buying anew home Making the right choice when it comes to purchas- ing a home is a matter of good planning, not good luck. No one person can be expected to know everything, so it is critical to surround yourself with qualified pro- fessional assistance throughout the process. Before starting out in search of a house, take the time to determine your financial capabilities. Based on your income and expenses, your real estate representa- tive is qualified to calculate the maximum amount of mortgage you can obtain and, in most instances, can put you in touch with a financial institution which will provide you with written confirmation of the amount. Knowing your price range can save a lot of time, ener- gy and, especially, frustration during the selection pro- cess. It can also re -assure the vendors about the validi- ty of your offer and, therefore, swing negotiations in your favor. The structural soundness of your new home is your next concern. Certified home inspectors can be hired to thoroughly examine the house prior to your offer becoming firm. This can be a few hundred dollars well spent, especially if you are interested in an older home. To have an inspection done you should consult your sales representative, who can refer you to one or more certified home inspectors and then you submit an offer on the house that makes it conditional for a few days upon completion of the inspection. You must pay for the inspection, but at the very least it will provide you with peace of mind. Once financing is in place, you should carefully select one real estate representative to look after your needs. It is important you feel comfortable with the representative and he or she be very familiar with the neighborhood into which you want to move. A professional representative spends a great deal of time researching the market on your behalf and you will be better served having one person looking after your best interests rather than "working with" a num- ber of people. Before submitting an offer, you may ask your repre- sentative for a computer printout of comparable homes that are listed for sale and that have recently sold. Sale figures can be misleading because they do not indicate the extras included nor any mortgage benefits, but they can serve as a solid general guideline of value. Even though you may have been pre -qualified for a mortgage, you can further protect yourself by making your offer conditional upon final approval of your mortgage. This should be done if you are wanting close to the maximum amount approved for your purchase. If the lending institution appraises the home for less than what you offered, they are likely to offer you a lesser amount of mortgage, leaving you with a firm offer and insufficient funds. If you are making a sizable deposit, ask your sales representative to include in the offer a clause stating you will receive the interest earned on your deposit. The amount may be small, but every little bit helps. Regardless of what route you follow to find your home, the timing is right for you to do it now. Interest rates are down, builders are offering excellent selection and prices have not yet started to rise despite the fact the market has gained significant momentum during the last few months. attractive to buyers You've decided to buy a new home, therefore you want to sell your existing home quickly and for the best possi- ble price. The following tips from the local home luilders' association show how you can make your home more attrac- tive to prospective buyers. One of the first places to assess is the front yard. According to many experts, curb appeal is important. It doesn't matter what the inside looks like if the buyer never gets there. A coat of paint on the door. polished house numbers, door knob and knocker, a new brass kickplate, mature bushes and blooming plants all help to create a positive first impres- sion. If a survey of the inside shows up old -looking paint and dated wallpaper, then a new coat of paint is in order. Choose premium quality paint and remember fill nail holes and cracks first. Stick to light light, neutral colors. Darker tones or trendy shades may offend potential buyers. Light colors can also make small rooms seem larger. airier and, naturally, brighter — all pluses in a resale mar- ket. A coat of paint and new cupboard and drawer handles are inexpensive ways of breathing new life into a tired looking kitchen. Keep win- dows clean in order to let as much light as possible into all rooms. A home filled with nat- ural light is much more appealing than a dark, gloomy place. Place table and floor lamps strategically to artfully eliminate dark comers. Make those minor repairs that you've kept postponing. Tighten loose doorknobs, fix leaky faucets, replace broken window panes and screens, caulk around bathroom fix- tures and replace burnt-out lightbulbs. Clean carpets, draperies and, even, upholstery. Clean out the basement and the stuffed clos- ets. Reduce the clutter outside. Be objective in checking your home's appearance. Always consider what might turn off a prospective buyer. If a major repair or improvement is required, con- sider the services of a profes- sional renovator. Get two or three quotes and ask for refer- ences. Contact the local home builders' association for the names of member renovators. A home on show must be spotlessly clean. Furthermore, it must smell clean. Be espe- cially aware of household odors caused by smoking and pets. Even overw'atered plants can be a problem — a pot base collecting water gives off an unpleasant odor. Just because you've checked the front of the house, don't forget the sides and back. Outdoor furniture should be out as long as the weather is appropriate. Gaps in outdoor landscaping can be quickly repaired by adding a few healthy mature shrubs and plants. Keep the lawn raked and mowed. Before an open house, buy some fresh flowers for the liv- ing room and the kitchen, bake. some cookies or muffins to fill the kitchen with the inviting aroma of home cooking, spray a whiff of cologne in the mas- ter bath and wipe down stain- less-steel sinks with a little cooking oil so they shine as a prospective buyer surveys kitchen appointments, Investing a bit of time and a few dollars here and there can make all the difference when you're selling your home. wAE MOSRAWATs WMUA AXWE s AbVEkT1t oi. i= = fit 10346i 40116, cia. #-* 4M UUWMANVILI V I L L A G E V I L L A G E I YOU ALWAYS PICK A WINNER WHEN YOU PICK SCNICKEDANI, VISIT THIS WEEKEND AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF JUICY SAYINGS ON 9 REMAINING MODELS, FROM -wI w� r M Kms. I wr COIF =w Sozw"0dM 1pi w Nova u o.L "w Schickedanz Bros. Limited 'Quality builders since 1951' I MON - iHUR5:1 - 8 PM FRI: CLOSED SAT 3 SUN: 12 - b PM 623-1713 Wim OWWA DOW . 0 •• otti. .L �A Mff. 401 kip 11IMFILS New epi New homes are a great investment When you are buying a home, you want to know you are getting the most for your money and that your investment will continue to pay off in the future. "An investment in a new home, built by a professional builder, is an investment in lasting value," says Bill Strain, president of the Canadian Home Builders' Association. Technological advances in con- struction methods mean today's homes are built better and offer great comfort, convenience and savings than ever before. New homes make efficient use of space, with kitchens that are "workable", living areas designed for rest and relaxation and low -maintenance materials and prod- ucts that offer convenience and style. Superior insulation, energy-effi- cient windows and heating and cool- ing systems and water -conserving fixtures and appliances can add up to savings of hundreds of dollars every year. R-2000 homes, Canada's lead- ing-edge energy-efficient and envi- ronmentally -friendly homes, offer Features you choose add value to your new home First-time homebuyers who want to ensure investment value are wise to look carefully at the features in a home, say Canada's professional real estate appraisers. Features most likely to add to a home's value include master bed- room and ensuite bath combinations, separate living room and dining moms, family rooms and garages. These features, appraisers say, can improve chances of male at a good value in the future. Another important factor is to buy in the right location. "Go for quali- ty," says an Ottawa appraiser. "Look at subdivisions built by a variety of builders and shop around. What does the streetscape look like? " Appraisers were also asked if they thought first-time buyers should con- sider the size of a house over the presence of luxury features, given an equal selling price. The answer, they agreed, was to choose the largest house for the money and then add the luxury features as needed. For buyers able to afford luxury features, appraisers recommended looking for mainfloor laundry rooms, two -car garages and energy-saving features such as high -efficiency fur- naces. savings of up to 50 per cent of the energy consumed by conventional homes. "The energy -efficiency of new homes also makes them more com- fortable," says Strain. "There are no drafts or cold spots and there is less dust. Fresh -air ventilation systems and environmentally -friendly paints and other products also make new homes healthy places to live." According to the CHBA president, now is the time to buy a new home. Interest rates are low, housing prices have stabilized and a 2.5 -per cent GST rebate applies to homes with sale prices up to $350,000. With Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation's First Home Loan Insurance program, first-time buyers can put as little as five per cent down on a federally -insured mortgage. The deadline for making RRSP withdrawls under the federal govern- ment's Home Buyers' Plan has been extended to March 1, 1994. Consumers can borrow as much as $20,000 ($40,000 for couples) tax- free from their RRSPs for the down - payment and closing costs of a new home. "Don't wait too long," advises Strain, "demand is building up." Recent analysis by Clayton Research Associates points out that production has been below the level demographic trends and immigration levels indicate will be required and people who have put off buying are coming back into the market. Because of the slowdown, the industry has shrunk and shortages of serviced lands are looming. With this kind of demand and supply situation, prices are bound to rise. the lakeside Town of Port Perry (on the shores of Lake Scugog) omes emain VICTORIAN •.?.ee.5e Grua Ad :t VILLAGE WE%T w.cirue. 3 t PAGE tt OSHAWA THIS Wiii/AJAX HEM AWAR"SER, OGt. n - 3% IM4EST HOMES, OeL Z! - 36, 1U3 • 14T41VW aaad Iatreriors am Maznik takes pride in craft ansh3LP When shopping for a new home, the builder is as important as the house itself. The builder must have the same ideals for attention to detail and quali- ty workmanship as the homebuyer. J. Maznik Homes is that builder. It is not uncommon to find commu- nities featuring great home designs, or quality workmanship or even a great price. But when you find all those fea- tures in one community, you know you have found a community in which you want to live. Joe Maznik established J. Maznik Homes in Whitby 16 years ago. It wasn't long before he had a reputation for building quality homes using only top quality materials. After-sales ser- vice also became a priority for J. Maznik Homes. That commitment to service earned Maznik Homes an Excellent Rating from the Ontario New Home Warranty Program, some- thing the builder has achieved every year since. Now is the time to take advantage of J. Maznik Homes quality at Blair Valley. The community is located at Burns and Billings streets, between Brock and Garden streets in Whitby. and it offers outstanding value on a number of home styles, all on 50 -foot lots and ranging in size from 1,250- sq.ft. to 2.400-sq.ft. of living space. Blair Valley is down to its last 14 homes, with prices ranging from $186,900 to $226,900. The best part of it all is the conve- nience of the community. Blair Valley is part of an established older commu- nity and close to all amenities, includ- ing shopping, major traffic and public transit routes and within walking dis- tance of Whitby's GO Transit station. The community also features public and separate schools and parks. The homes of Blair Valley must really be seen. The list of standard fea- tures would be considered upgrades by many builders. They are all brick exte- rior and feature Colonial doors throughout, trimmed archways and floor -to -ceiling fireplaces in all family rooms. There are two fully -finished model homes on site. The builder is also very flexible when it comes to giving the buyer the home he wants. Where possible. changes are made to help the home- buyer customize his new house and tailor it to the needs and lifestyle of his family. There is also Maznik's uncompro- mising duality standards. Joe and Myran Maznik personally supervise the construction of each home to ensure their, and your. standards are met. After you move in, they are just as dedicated and committed to the cus- tomer as to the care they take during the construction phase. If it is not right, they make it right. The builder's after-sales service has always been excellent because they take pride in what they build. That may sound like an old-fashioned way of doing business, but it is the way J. Maznik Homes operates. Great prices, a fabulous loca- tion and unsurpassed quality materials and building standards. That is what Maznik Homes has become known for in its 16 years of building in the area and Blair Valley continues the tradi- tion. The site is open Monday to Thursday from I to 7 p.m. and on weekends from noon to 5 p.m. For more information, call the sales office at 430-3193. r--- -t - The Redwood, $219,900 (GST kxkxdsd� 2.2% sq. tL WHITBY 17-1 fi �tTL��, ja n �u N� MON MON MON MON MAZNIK HOMES ANNOUNCES THE BUY NOW ET THE OL FEATURES NO ONE ELSE CAN MATCH • ALL BRICK WITH STONE WINDOW LEDGES • LUXURY 38 OZ. BROADLOOM WITH SCOTCHGUARD • LUXURY CASEMENT WINDOWS IN ALL ROOMS • CERAMIC FOYER & KITCHEN BACKSPLASH • EXTERIOR VICTORIAN DECOR • MOEN TAPS IN KITCHEN & BATHROOMS • FULL BRICK FIREPLACE WITH HEATILATOR • COLONIAL DOORS, INCLUDING CLOSETS, (NOT BIRCHWOOD) PLUS ARCH WAYS TRIMMED BLAIR •VALLEY p WEST EAST THE BRIARWOOD 1506 SQ. Fr. on 50'lot $196.900.00 GST INCL. MODEL HOMES OPEN 93 t' • BUNGALOWS FROM $186,900 • TWO-STOREY UP TO 2400 SO. FT. • 50'& 52'/Z LOTS AVAILABLE • FALL & WINTER CLOSING • PROXIMITY TO 401 • WALKING DISTANCE TO GO STATION SALE HOURS Mon.-Thurs. 1:00-7:00 Fri. Closed Sat. -Sun. 12:00-5:00 Holidays 12:00-5:00 Call 430-3193 DUNDAS ST. HWY. 2 OLWM ST. 0 �_ J m IRWI '"7 RS 0 GO TRAlW p WEST EAST THE BRIARWOOD 1506 SQ. Fr. on 50'lot $196.900.00 GST INCL. MODEL HOMES OPEN 93 t' • BUNGALOWS FROM $186,900 • TWO-STOREY UP TO 2400 SO. FT. • 50'& 52'/Z LOTS AVAILABLE • FALL & WINTER CLOSING • PROXIMITY TO 401 • WALKING DISTANCE TO GO STATION SALE HOURS Mon.-Thurs. 1:00-7:00 Fri. Closed Sat. -Sun. 12:00-5:00 Holidays 12:00-5:00 Call 430-3193 pi A-4, [dlol Irl, 00HGM 1AVINES C ECTACULAR T.REE[ - a__UL DE S LOTS Aml� ®TtTt4 r. ..y Swn - . w a Whenyou buy- at Fawn's Landin , we'll tX your existing home GUARAD. Ws a NO -RISK way to move up.--- �- �w MON. - THURS. 1 - 8 P.M. CLOSED FRIDAY SAT. & SUN. 12-6P.M. 831-9269 GST INCLUDED 93 ' 11 WHEN YOU BUY A COUGHLAN HOME. YOU BUY A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE! • c1 L� It L L pA E 20 OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX HEWS ADVERTISER, Oa. 22.29,1 MISEST HOMES, OCL 23 - 30,1903 IV N V '— Sat. Sun � OCT 30th & 319t ASPEN �t ' mto 5pmP y is _ This Halloween weekend Kaidin's :'aspen Springs presents a sales event of IMONSTItOUS proportions. See our SPOOKTACULAR models each with FRIGHTFULLY unique floorplans, loaded with EYE-POPPING appointments, and value du t wfll EIECMFY you. There's FREE GRAB BAGS for the lids and FREE SPECIAIS for homelbuyers. fly over this weekend to Kaidin's ASPEN SPRINGS sales office and get the home deal WrICH you've been maiding for all year• ER' 1-.. $5000 BUILD S i► , E \ �. GRANT,.,,-, XEFfES -. -- 10 IAB SGS KIi5 FnE JVP1jMNC F P Z91 k-1 04 > - : •Detacliedt Homes 5�am . 4 CST INCLUDED .. 152 9E9� $ ..0 77 -��--Fg ME _ 4 - F + •' ' as •� ' � M . � _ - iY' - i' .-'S• f+'t F Y --"�. "_,. ""► , The Koidin Group" BY.s - AV Taw -91 M7 to 4, ft YO MMw _ .- ' 110. nrr Uls OUYn IM. .aM W M t frEEEaw x: i „ _ ■MMN, _ sarar.". mr 401 MO YM GYM a0m is 00 yolk MR Plat wl w >� WES a� 4 Y �� g r w r L E g i ey.